The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 17, 1897, Page 8

NOTES FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD Drilling the Cadets With Riflss That Are too Heavy for Them. Some of the Local Ccmpanies Do Not Make a Good Showing at Inspection. A Napa Company Is Complimented by the Inspector—What the Signal Corps, Third Brigade, Is Doing. Last week a National Guardsman asked about the proposed changes and reforms that the division commander had spoken of when be assumed command. Asan- rounced yesterday, the first of these &p- pears to be the vacat.on of the quarters in tbe old building on Sansome street and moving into the Baldwin Hotel. This will be a far more central location, and it may be the means of bringing the rank of the guard more in fouch with the mejor- goneral. As yet no choice has been made by the First or Filth Infantry as to & site for holding the regimentsl encampment. Officers of each regiment have been out looking for a suitable place. The exhibition drill by the High School Cadets last Saturday night proved the absu-d- ity of arming youths with the same character of arms that are used by the adult members of other companies of the First Regiment of Infantry, Second Brigade, to which the cadets are attached, The littie fellows drilled for more than an hour with rifies that weigh nine pounds each, and before they were half through the many jnaneuvers U w put through it was evident that tne arms they were using wero _altogether 100 beavy for them. There are nnder the con- trol of the War Department of the United States stecks of what 18 known as the ‘‘cadet " such as have been furnisted to the company at the University of California st Berkeley. ~They weigh about half of those used last Saturday night and are just as scrviceable. As to accuracy for targei prac- tice it is asserted that they are superior to the big guns. If some superior officer of the First Regiment would interest himself in_benali of the cadets he could without trouble secure cadet rifies for the high school boys. Th boys are anxious to 1l and they drill we Captaiu Carring.ou, U. 8. A., inspector of the militia, who was present et the muster of this company lest week, remarked that the boys arill as weli if not better than many of the adult companies. Next Wedne: y the Veterans of the Na- tional Guard will hold an election for officers. and the banquet to be given by this essocia- ton will be on the following Wednesday at the Occidental. The Second Brigade. During the past week several of the com- panies of the First Regiment Infantry have been inspected. A mejority of the companies made & fairly good showing as to number: but the inspection as far as it has gone shows that there has been & falling off In the nu- merical strength of several of the companies, and if this continuesin the same ratio as il Das since the previous inspection some of the captains will have to be notified that unless they recruit up to the minimum strength their companies will be mustered out. Companies C and G will be inspected at the Ellisstreet armory this evening, aad_to-mor- Tow night Companies F and K_will be in- spected. The inspection of tho Signal Corps will take piace on Thursday evening next. Troop A, Captain Jenks commsuding, has been adding & number of new men 10 its ranks of late. NAPA, CAL., May 10.—The annual muster and inspection of Company H, Fiith Regiment Infantry, was held last Monday evening in ihe y outh Main street. Tae in- spection was conducted by Major Charles Jan- ser: of San Francisco, the brigade inspector. Colonel D. B. Fairpanks and Cabtain Maclay of Petaluma and Ca F. L. Carrington, U. S, A., were also present. _ Afier the inspec- tion the company was put through the manual of arms and military movements by Captain ¥. W. Bush ava Lieutenant H. L. Gunn. Uhder the direction of Major Jansen, Sergeants R. W. McKnight and W. W. Mugford and Corporal F. W. Roberts drilled the company in a very creditable manner. The officers expressed themselves as well pleased with the showing made by the com- Major Jansen said to the officers: should take greatpride in your company and the armory in which you drill. You have the best armory in the regiment and, as far as 1 know, the best company ermory in the Btate.” Capiain Carrington, who has attended pre- vious inspections of the company, was much pleased with the company’s quariers. Colo- nel Fairbanks and Capwain Maclay compil- mented the men on their appearance. Colonel Fairbanks commands the regiment to which Compeny H belongs. Nspa takes a lively interest in tiie welfare of her soldier boys as shown by the large num- berof peopie who atiended the inspection, Regular drills are held on Monday evenings. MCKNIGHT. Signal Corps. Third Brigade. SACRAMENTO, CAL, May 15.—The Signal Corps, Third Brigade, 'is actively engeged in preparation for the annual” inspiction, which ‘I.k;; place on the evening of Tuesday, the 8th. Lieutenant-Colonel T.J. Hay, who will act &s inspecting officer. has highly complimented the corps on its efforts in the way of helio- graphic work, and has signified his desire to see the boys at work with the heliograph. Lieutenant Martin has, therefore, detailed & squad 10 g0 to Auburn 0a Saturday evening to “op2n” on the Capitol on Sunday morning and has communicated with Colones Hay, request- ing his presence. Last Sunday morning was spent in helio- graph drill, setting up and adjusting single and double glasses. The boys are now discussing a suitable locs- tion for summer encampment, and should the plan of distributing the three corps through- out the State be not carried out, it is likely that eitber Lake Tahoe or Summit- Soda 8prings will be decided upon. Should Troop {8 hare a field day on Sun- day and Monday, the 30th and 31st, there is a possibility of the corps joining tnem. Tne.corps is rapid.y filling up to its quota of twenty-one men, three new members heving been received last week, one of whom was formerly 8 member of the organization. SPRIIG SHONERS FELL Soaked Before They Could Get Home. The Rain Was Receiv:d With Satis. faction and Disgust by the Farming Community. Alexander McAdie of the Weather Bureau gave the people warning early yesterday morning that during the day there might be local showers. The people heeded not the warning, but wert fortn in the morning attired in silks, laces and gay Easter bonnets, plug hats and thin thoes. In the afternoon they returned with ruined garments, soppy head-gear and soaked feet, for which they unjustly blamed the weather prophet. The rain began to fall between 4 and 5 o’clock in the afternoon, and the down- pour held on nearly all night. Those who went into the country to picnics and upon pleasure bent returned wet to the skin, for none were prepared for a shower. The downpour was by no means local, for the moist area extended all over the southern part of the northern half of the State and even into the southern part. This was caused by the pressure of high temperature hanging over the Pacific. In many parts of the State the rain will be a benefit to the erowing crops, but in other parts the effect will be otherwise. /Cher- ries, strawberries and similar ‘zarden trock™ Just beginning to ripen will be in- jured, but to what extent is not yet known. To the late fruits it can dono injury, but is more likely to be well re- ceived by the orchardisis. In some sec- tions the standing grain has been ‘odged” by southerly winds. Last even- ing reports at the weather bureau indi- cated that in Northern California the rain had not passed, but that early in the morning occasional showers and possibly thunder-storms might occur. However, itis believed that the major part of to- day will be fair locally and that in the valleys it will be warmer, with southerly SITUATIONS WANTED-Continusd, FITUATIONS WANTED—Cantinnea. FFLP WANTED—Continnas, HELP WANTED-Continued. Y QUNG GIRL WANTS & SLTUATION TO DO housework and assist in cooking. Call at 1338 Washington st., near Leavenworth. PBUILER AND VALET WISHES SITUA- tion in private family; best of references. Ad- dress A. C., box 74, Call Office. YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION aS housekeep-y, or will do plain sewing. 821 Missfon st., room 5. WANTI"D_BY YOUNG MAN WHO IS IN distress: work of ay kind; references. W. .. box 87, Call Ufice. CANDINAVIAN GIRL WANTS WORK BY the das washing, ironiog or cleaning. Apply 687 Stevenson st. N EAT RESPECTABLE BOY, AGE 14, LIVING with parents, would Tie position as errand or cash boy. ~ Call or address 3631 Twenty-first st. WOMAX WANTS HOUSECLEANING TO do; will work by the day, 50c day. Call 550 Misslon st., bet. First and Second. QUBSCBIPTIONS AND WANT 418 FORTHE CaLL taken at branch eilice B39 Hayes i open unsil $:30 o'clock. VW ILLING WOMAN WANTS PLACE TO DO hovsework and assist with children; low wages. 617 Mission st., room 22. \Y OULD LIKE PLACE TO Do PLAIN COOK- ing and housework in small family. Call or J S Hilley & w, Chicago E C McCoy, Wiimngion L Miner & w, Ouklnd T Smith, Cal O F Cooper, Cal | Miss Spencer, Pasadena, | W McCormick, Sacto AW Wright, Chicago Miss M L Miner, N L Tompkins, >an Jose Misses <mith, Cal Miiss Story, Pasadena A M Robb, Port Costa HF Manu & w, Chicago G W Bliel. Burlingame W A Chapman, Coifax .G Miller, Sacto J 11 Gyselaur, Fureka ¥ A Chittenden, Fresno & L Y ouns, St Louis J M House & w, Watertn R I Beul & w. Mass G A Silstee & w, Bostou ¢ H Fersuson & w, Bstn | SD walker & w) Mass € E Brown & w, Mass | PE E Bentley & w, Batn A Wellh-imer&'™w, Fresno | 3xs T F Jones, Concord € C Jones, Concord | 30 Costelle &'w. Chicgo F J Moonéy & w. Mass L B Landon & w, Conc.d J M Mooney & w, Neb X L Gtierback & w., Ky Mrs W H Mobr, Fresuo Miss Jeweit, Fresno W H Davis, Delroit O B Hardy, Nev 1. Goldman, Chicago | I D Braciey, Merced J F Clapp, Chicago I McDonald, Cal O Dolling, Ankeis 3 Hebbrou, salinas P W Breen, Hoilister | ¥'B Patiee, Calaveras L G Smith. Gonzales C E Wren, Grass Villey Mrs A » Muhn &s,5tktn | G Williams, Ls Ange.es E F Beubring, Tucson | T Kalir ght, Visada C G Day, Woodland | 33 McGee, Urovilie J L Barham & w,KedBIft | ., Stockton ¥ McCollum, | foreland, Hldsbrg A G Whie & w, | Mrs K ¥ sanders, il C A Loomis, Chicago | PALACE HOTEL. i @ F Rose, Sims W A Stowell, selmont C Letorge, Paris D . Stmon, X G Krenn, Stantord Mrs D E Simon, N Y F Mann, Chicago J E Story, Cal F Ma %A Loth.'Chicago 1 Till, Louisville Miss Dugan, LoWisville E B Ludwick, Lowsville Mrs Luiw.ck.! Loutsvilie Rev A Simon, Sacto MrsJ N Falis, Memphis Minnie Falls, Memphis Lizzie Fo Ls, Memphis Mrs =M Perking, Che sea WS Harnison, Hongkong Mrs W F Brown, Nev 1, Chicago | Mrs Nason, Augusta Miss Nason, Augusta | Tappe, « incionact | M Munros. Boston | F X Blanebeut, ur F il Muiford, kverett | T ugan, Louisville COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. J Grahan. Loomis B Knan, Redlands | ¥ C Welér, Tacoma E S Beriow, Tacoma T Meager, Bakersfield Chas May, Bakersield F ¥ Bail, Sonora A Kandail & w, Alameda | White, Poruiand ¥ k Hoppock. Iresno | ¥ Hartmiaun, Fresno Mrs K Whitney, Los Ang 3Miss F Whitey, LosAng Miss M Morgan, Monzerey A Jeffersondw, Angeis C Miss Rice. Angels C | A Duter, Chic J B Fulton&w. Mooterey | 36 Hull, idridge I M'Vorley & w,Uakind W sougn, Valleio Miss S Colvin, Colo Spgs Miss D Fulton, N Y NEW WESTERN HOTEL P L Lohurin, Alert W E Hinc! J Kagen, U S N W D Ulausen, U SN S Scureck, Watsonvilie G Mortizic, Watsonvle J Wiliiams San Leandro CD Lagfleid, Benlcia Marle Casabone, Benicla J Andfews, Cal T Wheelwrignt, Cal 3 Araoid, Cal R H Wise, Seatilo 3 S Yourigs, Seattle S Louis, Seattle | ¥ Stouter, St Helena A J Devine & w. Cal | B CMayford, Chicago _ A L Burk, Chicago Mrs J Morgan, Troy, NY H C King, Los Angeles | A Casner, St Lous | BALDWIN HOTEL { W H Miller, Ukiah C Foot, Oakland | €' Thomas &w, Oakind A Goidstein, Fresno 1014 & w, SJose T A Long, Philadelphia hal, Ls Ang W Llewei yn, Los Ang M George & w, Centrvle L Grothwell, Stockion L Cppliger, S I, Opisbo M Jacobs, Los Angeies J Soluman, St Helena H A tc,arm, St Helena T ¥ Quinn, N Y Miss U Edwards,S Ratael Miss M J Elils, 3 Rafael M Smith. Chicago B C Brown, Palo Alto J Hoftman, Oakland J Lacy, Los Angeles Monterey. Boston Wm 1'wos 3 N Gardine | SAN FRANCISCO * CALL." | PUBINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CArt— | 710 Market street, open untl 12 o'clock every | Dignt in the year. | BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 930 o'clock. 59 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open | ontil 9 o'clock. | 2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. | 167 Ninth strect; open until 2: | 1505 Polx street: open until 9:80 o'clock. | NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till 9 clock. NOTICE OF ME | i | ETINGS. { winds. address MRS. L, 774 Neventh st., Oakland. ooes TOUNG WOMAN WI MIES POSITION AS HOTEL ARRIVALS. worklng housekeeper. 1346 Market, room 2. GRAND HOTEi. OUNG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS housekeeper in widower’s or bachelor's home: city or country. Call between 11 and 6 o'clock 244 O’Farrell st.. roum 5. W ANIED—YQUR ORDER FOR HELP: ALL descriptions. Mrs. Druhm, 217 Geary ;teiClay85 PUSITION AS HOUSKEEPER, BY MIDDLE- axed woman; cliy o country. 778 Mission st., room 18. 7T VAN NESS AVE—WOMAN WANTS WORK | vy ine day; first-ciass laundress. QITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLE-AGED wowan ina small family, as cook or g2neral houseworker. 738 Folsom s JXPERIENCED NURSKE WISHES ENGAGE: ment: wil, care for s ck or infant, or as work- housekeeper: no objection 10 country. 1024 Howard st., room 18, JITUATION WANTED BY ~WEDISH GIRL © wi h dresymaker: a good scamstress; wil as- sist with light bousework. 218A Turk st..rear. RESFECTABLE LADY FROM THR EAST wishes position as housekeeper in lodging- house, bachelor’s or widowrr's home: no objrction to the coantry; be.t references given. Call 872 Miss.on st., Monday. TOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS POSI- tion for general housework for an old couple,or pstairs work in large family. 331 Tehama st. M IDDLE-AGED GERMAN LADY WISHES AV position as housekeeper in country; American famiiy preferred. L. B. box 8, Cail. V TOMAN WANTS PLACE TO DO WASHING or housework during the day. 33 Natoma. VANTED — BY ¥ROTESTANT WOMAN housework: good cook and laundress; refer- ences it required: city or couniry. 1065 Market. RESSMAKING WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS aressmaker. 1052 Mission si. JITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERI- enced housekeeper; City Or country; no urifiers. 1032 Mission st TOUNG GIRL WISHES POSITION TO AS- sist in general housework; wages $10 or $12. 1377 Minna st. MHOROUGHLY RELIABLE AND COMPE- tent young lady of experience wants position in insurance oflice: versed in all branches of office work and details of insurance business; furnish typewriter if desired: wages to suit employer. Ad- dress Re fable, box 80, Call Office. EFINED AND EDUCATrD YOUNG LADY \ wishes position as companion and private secretary to a ady or elderly gent.eman. Address M. L., box 42, Call. Y QUSG WOMAN, GOOD COOK AND La dress, wauls & housekeeper's position: best references; ood Inundress and fond of childre: no objection 1o country. Cail or ad. r. 9.9 Powell. TTKACTIVE YOUNG GEKMAN GIRL DE- A Sires pince ns housekecper in a widower's home of country hotel. 1203 Geary st. room TOUNG FRENCH WIDOW WISHES 4 SIT- uation as housekeeper in bachelor’s household. Aprly 12 Eddy si., room 15. you WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS housekeeper. 120 Eddy at, room 7. f1n _BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Subscriptions and want ads taken. 615 EALEN 7 UUNG AND A (TRACTIVE GERMAN GIRL desires 10 secure a housekeeper's position in hotel; widower's or bacheior's home preferred. 223 Post st., room 11. second Hoor. gentleman (85 years) of superior eaucation, ing Englisn French, Spanish, Italian and m» German, destres piace as companion, teach- secretary or other responsible position in pri- family’ satisfied with small wuges: highest Teferences. 'Address care of DR. GRAMMONT, 1106 Van Ness ave. OACHMAN AND GARDENER DESIRES situation in privaie residence; city or country: reterences. EMLL & KICKSON, 91% Harrlson ave. 5T MONTGOMERY, COR. CLAY — OPEN oatll 9:3) o'clock: branch offics ot TEE L4LL; tubscriptions and want ads taken. RELIABLE, PLEASANT AND REFINED sp PUPILS ¥OR PRACTICAL MILLINERY schooi: course thorough; pupils fitted for posi- tions; essy paymeuts; sailsfaction guaranteed. 806 Sutter st. or 410 Leavenworth st FEW MORK ENERGETIC WOMEN WANIED Lo work on sslary or commission. 14 McAilis- ter st., roum 38. EST AND QUICKEST PLACE ON EARTH to learn dre:smaking and millinery; perfect- fitung pa.terns, 35c. McDOW ELL'S, 103 Post st. MAREET 5T.—BEANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscripiious taxen. PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear. LEVL STEAUSS & CO., 3314 Fremont st. . — ANTED—FIKST-CLASS CORSET SALKS- Iady; one who can also do_remodeling. Ap- ply to-day, bet. 4 and 6 P. &, 23 Market, room 7. W AXTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 1o know that Kd Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Deaver Housa 417 Third su: 150 large rooms: 26c per night: SL 10 83 per week. BUSINESS™ CHANCES. A A A A AN AN AR AP 35(), SORTER SALOON IN BUSY NEIGH. $650. Sornaoa: oid_ estabiished corne il farnished; rent moderate; good business fcr the right man. M. LSS, 5 Fourth st. W ANTED—SINGLE KOOMS 130 A DAY: 8L Wweek: rooms for 2, 25¢ a day. $1 50 & week; Teading-room: daily papers. 56 Clay st E. SM0x WANTS 1w MuN 40 KT BOT- . Ue beer or wine be: bes: fres lunch. 643Clay. ‘W ANTED.TQCOLLEUT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agev, 110 Sutter. PiY AcME HuUse $01 MARKET > low Eixth. sor a room: 5ca night; $L INCHLSTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR Marxei: 200 Tooms 250 a nighc: reading: oouss gt barenes d from the terry. AGENTS WANTED. VW ANTED_A RELIABLE MaX a5 PAKT. Der in oldest established commission business 1n city; for inside office duties: owner will attend 10 outside work; no night O Sunday workt no pre- Vious experience, but Wust Bave business tact and knowledge of plaio a-counts: right man will need Dbut smail cash capi'al: can pay balance ot of profits; an 31 chance: full investigation afto;ded. ‘appiy M. LES~, 5 Fourth s SALOON NEAR THE Mz $900. Ganiiy siced up: weii estavi ing an A1 business: ren. rewsonabie: disagre.. ment of partners cause of sale. M. LE~S, 5 rourth, $375. BRANCH BAKERY BUSY ELE- IN locality north of Market: near schoo's 3 nice living-rooms: rent low: well swekel; u genuine bargain. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 25¢ to $i 5u per night; $1 U083 Per week: free 'bus and baggags 10 and from ferry. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OK¥I CAlL Subscrintions and W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THMIRD ST. NR. Market: 200 rooms. 5c 10 8150 wnle.r £1 50 to 88 per week: convenient and respectable: iree bus and basgave 10 and from (ke ferry. e —— FEMALE HELP WANTED. = ANTED — LAUNDRESYS, $325; GERMAN 00K, $30; chambermald and waitress, board- ing-hona German second ¢irl, $20; starcn- ironer, §25; Kreuch irl. general housework, #25: 50 Protestant, Scandinavian, German and neat Irish giris for housework and cooking, city and country, 100 numerous to advertise, st §15, §20 and #25. Apply 10J. F. CROSETT & Cu., 316 Sutter. EAD WAITRESS, FIRST-CLASS HOTEL $30: 6 waitresses, country hotels, $25 and $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. (90K, BAKERSFIELD, $25; COOK FOR 4 men, 816 1o §20; housework girls for Vailejo, $15; Redwood Ciiy, #15; housekeeper, Vaca: $15. C. R HANSEN &'CC.,110 Geary st liA'l’H WOMEN FOR THE SPRINGS; SKEE party here Monday: $20 and found.’ C. R. HANSEN & CO.,1.0 Geary st 0OK: ALSO SECOND GIKL, SAME PLACE. city, $:0 and §10; 6 housework girly, $20; 4 &rls to assist, 88 10 810. C. K. HANSEN' & CO., 110 Geary st. T AUSDRESS FOR RESTAURANT, $25 AND 4 found; Mary Hughes the laundress, please call. ¢ . HANSEN & (0., 110 Geary st. IRLFOR BAKERY, $4 A WEEK: SECOND &irl, $15: 2 grls, Laguna st., $15; girl, Corte Maders, §18: girl. Giiroy, $15:' srl, Green si. $15: nursegir), $15: wirl, Howard si, $16: girl, Willows. fare paid, $15: girl. McAllister at., $16; g, O'Farrell st, $15; German, Steuart st $15: girl, Pine st $15: girl, Point Lobos ave.. ginl, Berke.e: &irl, Laguna si., $20 girl, Broadway,' ®15: Devisadero st 815; 81 $160 Vacaville; Kirl, Post st 20 'young girl, £irls, $5, $10 aid $12 per mobth, assist, etc., nice families’ "MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. GBI VAN XESS, COOK OXLY, 828 CALL eariy: girl, Vost si., $20; girl, Centralave., $20;_girl, “teiner, 20 girl, Leavenworth, $20 girl, Pine st., $20: girl, Bush st.. $20; giri, Califor: nlast., $20: girl, San’ Rafael, $20: girl, 'Iaguna, $18: girl, Pine. $20; girl. Californin, 845 girl, Vallejo, #20; girl, Scoit st., $20: 12 Geiman, § Swedish. 7 Davish giris. MARTIN ‘& CO.. 749 Barket st.: telephone maiu 1849; oftice open, 6:30 A M09 P M. REELNED HOUSEWOKK GIRL. ATHLONE, $30; Bouldin Tsland, $20: Ml Vailey, $25. Sonoma County, $20; Eureka, $25: Onkland, $36 Miayfl :id, §25; Sau Jose, §20; Unlistoga, $25 lefo. $20! Marin County, $.0: Los Banos, §20: Sruswil-o, $25: Cazadero, $20 and other towns houiework gi 0 $25: 10 young girls ULLEN, 823 Sutier WAITKESSES, $6 WrEK; LUNCH AND dinner waitress: 3 wal resses, $4 wenk; wait- ress, $20 and room: 3 waitresses, $16 and oo lunch waltresses; kitchen gl $12 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marxet st.; oflice open 6:30 AN Ul9E OLORED GIRL, #16: CALL EARLY. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Marxet st. NOLORED GIRL; VACAVILLE, CAL. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market si. IDD E-AGED WOMAN toinvalid £nl light housework, $.0. CULLEN, 323 Suiter st. AS COMPANION MISS 7OUNG EASTERN WIDOW OF EXPERI- ence wan s a housekeeper’s place; widower's or bachelor’s home preferred. 102 Taylor st room 13, second floor. OMPETENT YOUNG LADY (STRANGER) ) desires 10 secure tyrewriter's position. Room 8,9 Powell st second floor. JEAT SECOND AN chambermaid, CULL YN, 328 Suiters . TEEMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN HOUSE- rl, $30. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. : OAKLAND; $30; SKE LADY HERE. MISS CULLEN, §23 Sutter st GIRL, 10dziog-house, ALAMEDA, $15. $.0; Mis3 MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED_MACHINIST FOR SAWMILLS: 3 jobbing b acksmiths and shoers, $2 26 a day; 4 miners, see boss In_clty: panta-maker for coun- try: 2 ship-carpenters, 3 a day; Portnguese man abou piace, $30 and founa: 3 woudchoppers, 70¢ and 8) cord: 10 shake and shingle bolc makers, 1 85 and $1 90 cord: teamster. 830 and found: tarmers; milkers: barkeeper, $20. and found: cooks; wasters: elevator boy, #10 and found; rauch’ cook, 820 and found, and others. Apply 1o J. F.CKOSRTT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. 5 EIKSI-CLASS +XTRA WAITERS FOR European plan. C. ¥. HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary st. 1() MORE SCRAPER TKAMSTERS ¥OR A canal, long job, $20 and board. C. R HAN- SEN & CO. 110 Geary st. (} FARMERS FO& DIFFERENT RANCHEN, 820: 2 iarmers, same ranch, $90 and found; 3 farmers. steady place, $15. C. &, HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary st. ANTED—26 MORE TEAMSTERS FOR railrond work; $20 aud board; new road: long job; reduced fure: 'we ship Tuesday morning. C. R HANSEN & C#, 110 Geury st. 1() LABORERS, LONG JOB, CITY, 81 60 A day: board $4 & week. . R. HANSEN & Co., 110 Geary st. EAD WAITER FOR SPRING, $30 TO §3b; walter for springs, $22 5u: neat indoor porter with reterences, hotel, $25; kitchen-hands, dish- wushers and others. G 8. HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary st. OLORED PURTER FOR A COUNTRY HO- tel. $:0 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary s ISHWASHER, $15 AND ROOM: DISH- washer, $7 a week: dishwasher, $15 & month; pantryman, $80; cook, «ountry, $26, room, etc. cook, 8% & week: disbwasher, $20 and Toom vegeiable man, $25: 00, small family, $15, room, eic. : dishwasher, $6 « week: dishwasher, §3 oung man, smail hotel, $1o, room, e: young man as walter, $12 and room: waiter, $8 & week: 2 kitchenmen, $.5and room: cook, 335 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market si., office open 6:30 4. M. until § Pl Q JAPANESE BOYS FOR UHAMBER AND iaundry work, $40. room, board. eic.; Japa- nese waiter and chambverwork, $4 a week, room, etc.: Japanese boy, wash dishes,etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. GENTS WANTED EVERY WHERK TO BUY rights for Marquis Hair Kestorer: pat. 1897. 32 and 34, Mukphy bidg: sure cure; large profits. GENTS — “NANSEN IN THE FROZEN 2World ’ can be s0ld easier than any other book oW in the market; choice of exclusive field to first applicants. F. Person, manager: subscrip- uon dept., The Whitaker & Xy Company, 723 Market st. GENTS—A CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA map: test; latest: you can coin momey. F ¥ERSON, Mer. Subscription Dept., The Whiiaker & Ray Co., 728 Market st. ROOMS WANTED. ¢)OR 3 SUNNY UNFURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms; north of Market st.; man ard wite: no children: state reat. L. V., box 127, Call. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED, TO RENT, UPRIGHI PIANO; §00d condition: reasonable. 72714 Minna st W ANTEI—OLD GOLD: HIGHESL PRICKS. 0. NOLTE, Jeweler, 222 O'Farrell st., bet. Powell and Mason. QELL YOUR BOOKS, NOVELS AND CLOTH- ing to A. KLEIN, 109 Sixth st.; send postal. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Kllis st. P UILDINGS ROUUHT: doors, mantels. ete., for wle LUMBER, SASHEN, 1164 Mission .. LOST. T,9ST-—SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING, ON Dolores st., bet. Twenty-elzh h and Twentv- inth. Findet will receive a libsral reward by returning same to Twenty-ninth Street Pharmacy, cor. of Twenty-uinih aud Dolores sts. OST — FOX TERRIEE, WITH 2 BARE spous on back. Heturn 10 2431 Pacific ave: reward. MALLESE CAT, WiTH COLLAR. REIURN 1638 Sacramento, ear Polk st.; $6 reward. J,OSTSPUKS: CONTAINING & NUMBER OF 4 gold pieces and receipt of u water company. Finder wi.l be liberally rewarded by eturning to BAu FOLIZ, Call Ofice, 710 Market st. HE UNDERSIGNED HAS LOST HIS CHECK made out 10 his own o der on the Nevada Bank of San Franci-co for the sam of $2000: said check was certified July 22, 18¢6,under No. 1528; all per- £ons are hereby ‘warned ugainst negotlating the me, as payment thereof s been stopped. S. C. INEMA -, Tempe, Arizons. LDERLY MAN, CHORES, ETC.. $8 MONTH: driver, milk route, Geraun, $30; farmuand, $17 50, eic.; miiker, smail dairy, $20, eic.; man for peddling wagon. MARTIN & CO. 749 Market st MORE TEAMSTERS: SHIP TO-DAY: steady work. MARTIN & Cu., 749 Market. 25 EN FOR BROOM FACIORY. CO.. 749 Market. ARNESSMAKLRS MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. EAD CO K, RESTAURANT, $65; HEAD and second 'baker, coun‘ry. $35 and $25 and found; 10 farm hands. $20; 3 vineyard hands, $20, scraper teanisters, §26; woodchoppers, 4 000 oak i $1 80 a cord: hostler, stage compay, §15: barbe to run country shop: German farmer, $20. R.TF WARD & CO., 609 and 610 Clay st < MARTIN & FOUND, JOUND—WHITE AND BROWN GOAT. 905 San Jose ave.; call at 6:50. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. 7 HOUSE OF 26 ROOM: $750. tion on sarict a: 2 owner Is leaving for Europe. WILKE, 785 Market. 16 ROOMS: RENT 870; NEW CORNER; $600. 0 21 rooms: money-maker: $1200. 23 rooms: $300 cash; 1ustailments $20; $550. 19 rooms: corner 1eavenworth; $830. INSTON & THOMAS, 646 Market st. 93-ROOM HOUSE, CLEARING $100.....$1400 21-room bk, ‘near the Emporium. 200 12-room house, corner, fine for doctor. 1200 16-room house on Fifth st, only... L as0 Other Bargams. DECKER, 1020 Market st. ANTED—150 L A BOREKS FOR RAILROAD north, no teaming, $23 a month and board; 3 miners. $2 day: 20 scraper teamsters, $20 month; 10 quarrymen, city, 81 day and board; butter and cheese maker Nevsda County, 330 10 $35 aud fonnd: ¥ vineyard ats, $20 and found; 5 farmers, different bay counties: (ooks, waiters, teamsters, dishwashers, milkers, etc. W. D. EWEE & CO., 626 Clay st. FOUNG WIiOW WISHES POSITION AS|— — = housekeeper in bechelor's or widower's home EAT YOUNG GIRL: LIGHT HOUSEWORK; GYSFABOU S 35 SR 688 OLIL §18 SEREy preferred. Hoom 1, 106 Fourth st $10. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. month. 3188 CULLEY, §28 sutter st. JASTERN WIDOW, LATE OF FIFTH b IRL AS COMPANION, AND DO LI-HT | [JUTLER, $45. MISS CULLEN, 823 SUITER would like position of housekeeper. 6215 work; $10. M1SS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. s reet. S ondcmn NEAT, GIRL OR WOMAN = HOUSEWORK. | (JOASHMA $80: SEE PARTY HERE. MISS 7 Maalsm BL—BRANCH OFFICE OF $12; steep home. MISs CULLEN, CULLEN, 825 Sutter st 167 Tia"Cant: Woscriprion aud wans ads GOLDEN GATE. COMMANDERY | No.16, K. T., Go'den Gate bulding, | 625 Sutter st—stated assembly THIS | EVENING st 8 ocioek. Installation of | officers for the ensulog Templer year. All | traters are courteon-ly fnvited. | CHARLES 8. MURPHY, Em. Com. WrrLiax T. FONDA, Recorder. =~ SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER No. 1, Royal Arch Masons, meeis THIS EVENING. Business: P. M. and M. E. M. degrees. H.G PRINCE, ecrotary. < | B (O CIDENTAL LODGE, Xo. 22, F. & A. M.—Called meenng for THIS | (IONDAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. Third degree, By order of the W. M. EDWARD F. DELGEE, Secretary. | H-RMANN LODGE, NO. 127, F.and A. M.—Called mee:ing THIS e i | DAY (MONDAY), May 17, 1897, at 7:30 o'clock, . M.; degree 1. By order of the W. M. L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. KING SOLOMON 260, ¥. and A. M., corner Gearv and Steiner sts.—Third degree THIS (MON- DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. By order of the master, HARRY BAEHE, Secretary. GATE | GOLDEN HAPTER No | 0. E. S.—Officers and members | hereby notified to atend_tue funeral of our deceased sister, MARY M. THOM~OXN, at | 43 Hall 5., Monday. May 17, at 1 0'clock P . By order, NELLIE A. DARLING, W. = THIR1Y- FIRST ANNUAL | B qatiering snd gammes of the Cale: @ & dontan Club of San krancisco at Shell Mound Park, Berkeley, SATURDAY, D. R. MCNEILL, Chlet. Secretary. May 29. Jaxrs H. DUNCA WS FOR 6 CENTS—THE i e SPECIAL NOTICES. FAMILY WANTS $3000 FROM OLD gent on vuluabie proveriy: In return per- manent home. F. ¥., box 88, CalfOffice. §5 TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR | Jfentiemen and ladies. 1205 Geacy s, room 11. | B3, BAY CITY TRANSFER CO, EEMOVED 244 to 3113 Sutter. ‘Irunks deilevred, 26c. \W BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 84 | collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montey st.. room 6+ tel. BoRO. DIVIDEND NOTICES. EZ, PIVIDEXD NOTICE~DIVIDEND N0, 43 (tweots-five cents per share), of the { Hutchinson tuear Plantation Company’ will be payabie at the office of ihe company, 327 Market | s, on and atter THURSDAY, May 20, 1897. | Transfer-books wili close Friday, May 14, 1897. at 3 o'clock P. M. . H. SHELDON, Sec. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ADIES, YOU CAN ALWAYS SECURE A first-class servant, with references, if vou call and leave your ordersixclusively with us: Ve have & number of first-class servants on band. J. F. CROSETT & Cf 7OUNG LADY BOOKKEE ographer wishes position; Address 3100 Fulton. SR AND STEN- moderate salary. YOMPETENT WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT ) b7 the day or week o work; references it re- quired. Call, for a week, 1507 Buchanan st. WAITRESSES, $20 EACH. MISS CULLEN, 82 Sutter st. W ALK COUNTRY HOTEL. $17 6, fare paid: cook, private family. country, $2! woman for housework, country, $15, fare 'paid girl, general work, piain conntry hutei, $20; and o.hér places. MURRAY & KEADY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 686 Clay st. TTRACTIFE YOUNG WIDOW, EXPERI- enced and of rood disposition: hotel, bachel- or widower's home preferred. 122 P l'uusu_‘xm RISIAN LADY WOULD LIKE A Lousekeeper's position: hachelor's or widower 1122 Market, home_ preierred; clty or countrs. room $1. POSITION BY YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER or assistant in doctor’s or dentist’s office, of pho- tograph gallery : best of references. Address S. F., box 131, Call Office. CCOMPLISHED AND _ ATTRACIIVE young lady wants a_place as typewriter; clty or country. 120 Lliis st., room 19. W COR. SIXTEENTH I, NEAR MIS sion: branch office of THa Cali Bub scriptions and want ads token. Y QUIG LADY FROM EUKOPE DESIRE situaticn in bachelor’s or widower's hom country or city. 88 Niuth st., room 22. 6 —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. A LARK CALL SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANESE, CHINESE waiters, bousecleaners. (EINESE & JAPANFSE: ENT'D 20 Y EAftS; heipitel main 1987. BRAULEY & Co..640 Clay QAM KEK—CHINESE AND JAPANESE EM- ployment oftice 51114 Bush st , nr. Grant ave. EMPLOYMT OFFICK: 80 Geary; tel. Grant 68 (CHiNES> AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT oftice; best heip. 41415 O'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. UNTEE & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE employment cffice, removed 10 61414 Califor Dl st. near Kearny. 1 el main 281 TION WANTED BY COMPETENT care and drive horses; good plain gar- dener; can_miik: handy with tools; references. Address A. B., box 2, Call Ofice. 615 LARKIN-BKANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL. ‘Subscriptions and want ads taken. ‘QTRONG MARRIED MAN WISHES ANY kind of wors: city pre speaks Fiench and German. S. M., box 142, Ca.i Office, VWANTED-SET OF BOOKS TO KEEP IN evening by comperent ACCOUNtANt, Who 1s 0c- cupled during the day. C. N. G., 2971 Howard st. Y PG MAN WILLING AND NOT AFKAID of hari work; steaiy emp oyment preferred. Address M. 8., box 104, Csl. vttice. JITUATION BY A CLEAN, SOBER, MIDDLE- aged German. plain cook, or is williog_to do general kitchen-work, or 1o cook Junch aud work around barroom. P.ease call or address J. B., 711 Mission i RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. Y QUNG IRISHMAN WAN1TS A POSITION A8 man aboui p:ace; can care for horses, garden and milx Address 632 Mission st. reference, ADIKES DESIRING FIRST-CLASS HELP LJ of all natioualities will do well 10 call or send their orders to MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st.; tel. Grant 120 TRONG SWEDISIL ROUSEGIRL: 3 YEARS st place; good cook: $20: ciy RS G! NORTON, 316 Sutter st O U 1 EEMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ME! 3 LAMBERT, teleplione main 6352, removed 1o 417 Poweli st. ~ERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITUATION (o Rotsemork of R Krenine: o obf o 0 city or country: wag w0 $1Z; 1 paid. 504 Howard st. SR JXPERIENCED NURNE DESIRES E gagements: confinement or other sicknes best reference; terms moderate. Cali 115 Seventh st., room 1. TOUNG STRONG GERMAN WOMAN wants work by the day: washing, ironing, house-cieaning: Siand cor fare. Cajl or address M., 1126 Folsom st., bet. Seventh and Eighth. TRONG AND FXPERIENCED YOUNG woman wants a situation 10 do general house- work: wages 9104 montb. Address k. J, box 64, Call. ANTED—CARE OF PROPERTY; A GOOD papei-hanger and pnter will givs portion of time for rent flat or coitage. W. W., box 84, Call. ITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED taiioress on coats. Apply 36 Moss st "QUBSCKIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE HAMBERMAID. §20: WAITRESS, $20: UP- s:airs girl, $15: 3 nurssgirls. 815; 2 c0oks, $25 and €30, giris for housework, $12 and $15. MKS. HIRD, 721 Ellis st IRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL varlons positions from $16 to £30. MRS LAMBERT, moved to 417 Powell st., near Sutter. F_YOU WANT SITUATION GO TO MRS SPENCER'S office, 1321 Park st., Alameda. TRLS! GIKLS REQIRING POSITIONS come and register rree at M18S HOKPER'S Fla-lity Employment Bureau, 1054 Broadway, Oakland. IRLS LOOKING FOR POSITIONS WILL DO well if they call on MHS. DAUHM, 217 Geary. OMPETENT GIRL, FOR HOUSEWORK: must be zood cook: small family: no children; reference required. 1046 Go'den Gate ave. SLLY EXPERIENCED TAILOR- £00d wages: steady work. HOROL 58 0D CUSLOM COB 20814 Seventh st. ANTED — FINISHERS ON LADIES' cloaks and sults. M. BOVRY, 14 Graot ave., rooms 65 and 66. W ANTED — GERMAN =SERVANT GIRL: o Sl family: uo children. 3358 Twenty- rst st. 1 IGHT HOUSEWORK; AMERICAN FAM- Jily of 3: Christian home; wages $8. Apply 1310 Fell st., near Broderick. W ASTED-YOUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR light housework. Call after 8 o'clock, 2016 Mission st. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN small German family. Apply at grocery. 901 Polnt Lobos ave (GYRMAN GIRL FOR GENFRAL HOUSE- X work and cooking, small family. 1708 Bu- chanan st. 597 MONTGOAKRY CORNER OF CLAY— Open unti: 9:30 o'clock; branch office of the Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. WANTED-—GIRL IN &MALL FAMILY FOR 1ight bousework and plaln cooking; cail sfter 8o'clock: wages $8. 1615 Webster s ANTED—AN APPRENTICE TO LEARN tailoring on custom coats; paid while learn- ing. 823 Geary st. 4 PANT&!:‘L\ SHERS AND APPRENTICE:; steady work. Apply eariy, 208 Minna st. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK AND ASSIST wiih children. 1027 McAllister. OUNG GIBL TO ANSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE- work. 17284 Sutter st. TANIED — AN AMFRICAN MAN AND wWife to take charge of a firsi-class hospital; man must act &s superimtendent, understanding care of sizk, etc.: wife toACtas MALron: must have best of references as to character, reliabiiiiy and patience; not necessary to be a physician: salary #100 und found, Address, with tull particalars, J. L. #., box 94, Cail Uftice. ]2 ROQM, HOUSE, GOLDEN GATE AVE.: verf fine. H.C. DECK&R, 1020 Maret st. Gr-fluuu HOUSE: CLEARS $225... 24000 ) 124-room house: clears $100.... 3000 11-room house: good locatfo.n. . 550 Lodgia-honses bought and soid: money (oaned on chattel mortgages. W. A. DAWES & CO., 632 Market st $750, LopSING-HousE OF 15 "FUR . nished rooms in best location for a business of this kind; downtown: rent only $45 per month: Is an old-establ shed house and always filled with best-paying class of roomers; positively more than value in sight for $1000. M. LESS,5 Fourth st. HO0;E OF 18 ROOMS, WELY, FURNISHED. 8 Clay st. 33 ROOMS—LODGING-HOUSE =FOR SAL chieap; must seil before Tuesday on account of other business. 739 Folsom st. 00D 45-ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE OR EX- change for real estate; departure. 115 Second. JXPEKIENUED SOLICITOR FOR CON- crete work. J. A. HULLING & CO., 229 Niath ave, (G.0SD BARERBWANTEDIROR EVENINGE Suturdeys and Sundays. Apply 1401 Buch- anan st. 0Y ABOUT 14 YEARSOLD: HELP AROUND house and out with wagon. Call, afier & FURNITURE FOR SALE. RUSTEES SALE-THE ENTIRE LINE OF farpiture, carpeis and household goods of H. Scheiihaas’ store, Oakland, must be sold. Sale siarts Monday, May 17, by orderof CHARLES WOLLFE KT FORSALE_FINEIMPORTED FURNITUR! suitable for married couple. 8 Hyde st. 1318 Tur 252 < MISSION BT.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 0 i Cars: subscriprious aua wans ads taken. W ANTEO—LUNCH WAITER, 358 FIRST ST. 207 O'FARRELL Bvsnr:LMAs WANTED. street. W ANTED — FIRST.CLABS IRON-RA1LING maker to-day. 320 Kearny st. 00D TAILOK TO WORK BY WEEK OR plecework. 200 Golden Gute ave. 2 ANTED—DISHWASHER: ALSO GUOD lupch waiter. 1245 Kentucky st. a IRST-CLASS WAITERS WANTED AT ALL times. 14 Mason st., 0SCA R HOCK=, Prop. JERAND-BOY WANTED, $8 PER WEEK. 560 Fourth st. NDUSTRIOUS PAKTNER: SMALL CAPI- tal, to open good-paying business. 225 Fourth. ARBER WANTED TO BUY GUOD-PAYING shop 1n country _ Apply to C. WERNER, 1427 Octavia st., nexr Post. RE 4 ROUMS FOR SALE CHEAP: Call 1435 Pacificave. . I‘UR.\'ITCRE OF 3 FURNISHED ROUMS, ¥40; rent $7 50. 1 Bucaanan place. AV MONEY—BUY FURNITURE FROM Buckingham Fur. Co., 866 Mission; advances. OUSEHULD RANGES ARE THE BEST JOHN K. MEYERS CO., 947 Market st. FUES owner going East. ¥URNITURE WANTED. [ URNITURE, STOVES = CARPETS, COUN- ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market, EST PRICKS FOR FURNITURE, MDSK. ete. STREET & CKESWELL, Anctioneers.731 rd streeet. Houses bought in their entirety. Hor + (. BAKERY 1IN ONEOF LIVELIEST $900. Hrontoriis sizo o 1he State: “batex one and a half barrels of flour per dav; good h.rse and wagon; all first-class; casn trade. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. HOTEL AND BAR IN LIVELY $1000. fown across the bay. 10miiex v, this city, 30 furnished 100ms besides large dining- room, sittiug and bar FoUms; rent ony $50 per month; present owner in_same place 7 years: has 20 regutar boarders: is clearing now:from £125 1o $150 per montn above all_expenses: big bar busi- ness; owner engaged in_another line of business and cannot attend to both. M. LESS, 6 Fourth i, G PARTNER WANTED IN A HO- B2750. {i'sna bar. business that has teen established for more than 20 years: 81 rooms be- sides large dinidg. billard and bar rooms: well furnished: Is situated in best possible location in vicinity of large rallroad depot; rent on.y $150 permonth; lease; house aiways filled with Lest aying ciass of steady patrons; bas 80 reanlar Boarddes besides large transiont basiness; owner s & we'l-known man and can furnish ihe best of refer- ences as to business ability, Integrity, eic.; refer- ences also required. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st 650, SORNER GROCEKY AND BAR IN . the Western Addltion; practically no- opposition: fine fixtures; well stocked: old est.b. lisned corner: has a big trade; worth over $1000 M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. NE OF THE OLDI'ST AND BES1-PAYING ccifee saloons, with bakery and confectionery: all store trade: choicest locaticn in the eity: will be s0ld at half its valne on account of sickness. Particulars of WILKE, 783 Market st $1000. ELEGANT SALooN: BisT Lo . cation: in center of business quarter; fine stock of Iiquor; large day trade: disagree: ment of pariners cause of sae. WILKE, 783 Market st. 1000, S0ARDINGHOUSE ~AND | 8a- $ . loon, with billiards; Including build- ing; near the Mali dock; piace well worth $200); owner sick in hospital and must sacrifice. Ap- ply WILKE, 783 Marxet st. OLD ESTABLISHED FRUIT AND $1000. eseravio “store, near sarkei s with large patronage: 2 horses, 2 wagons; owner has_other business and must secrifice. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. 51250, BALE INTEREST IN A GOOD- $1250. paving wood and coat, hay and grain business; large patronage: free rent: lease: old age compels owner to seil. WILKE. 783 Market st §0(), BEST-PAYINGSALOON IN BUTCH- B800. Eicvin noar sinughier-nouses: esiab- lished for years: having & good steady trade; owner must leave to settie estate. Appiy WILKE, 7835 Market st. 55(), SAIRY AND PRODUCE, DELICACY . and fancy grocery: city of 15.000 in- babitants; close Lo San Francisco: ‘money-making lace: owner sacrifices (o ailend (o large estate. ILKE, 783 Market st. $1250, EESTAURANT ON EAST sx. 29U, oppostie the Oakland ferry; the fin: est and best paying place in that locality’ a genu- ine good bargain. Apply WILKE, 783 Market. $375, OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER GRO- . cery and bar in busy location: fine stock of eroceries. good bar trade, 10w rent; & bar- gain. Inquire WILKE, 783 Market st. §®85(), 5098 PAVING SALOON ON EAST OU. i, opposite the Oakland ferry; s bar- gain. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. QEE BARRETT & BASILE, 87316 MARKET st., for one of the best bargains in cigar-stand, candy, notion storesin the city. $250, BESTAURANT & AND OVSTER. . house: great bargain: near Matket and 4thilow rent. BASILE& BARRETT, 87314 Market REATBARGAIN IN DINING-ROOM; BFST location: north Maraet: fineiy mited up: no rent: clears $50 to $75 month; must sell; off r wanted, BARRETT & BASILE, 8734 Market. RUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE ONLY 8507 use of horse and wagou. DECK iR, 1030 Market DAIRY PRODUCK AND DELICACY STORK: fine location. 1+ ECKER, 1020 Market st. STATIONERY. FERIODICALS CIGA bakery, laundry office and Call branch eflice: sell at a low figure on or before Saturday. M. C. DECKER, 1020 Marke: st. AY. GRAIN, COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS 10 ba sold at a sacrifice: includes horses, cow, wagons, etc.: business fiisc class; will stand fullest investigation; sickuess in family. WIN- STON & THOMAS, 646 Market st. $25! SALOON, NORTH OF MARKET; . must be sold at once on accoun! of de- heap rent. BASILE & CO,,875%4 Market. partu $200. Tiivess s Howard st. ALOON: CHEAP: MUST SELL; LIVING- rooms; rent 325. NE. cor. Clara and Fifth. $10 PRODUCE, DELICACIES, BAKERY - and confectionery: Twenty-fifth ana Shotwell sts.; 4 sunuy living-rooms and bath; rent $14: a bargain. D-ESTABLISHED CIGAR AND NOTION ore: xood place for man and wife: cheap renu; good location. E. L., box 98, Call Office. GOOD STOCK; GOOD investigate. 805 P)OR SALE—ESTABLISHED JEWELRY business in city of 5000: a bargain for cash. Box 176, Feta uma, Cal., for particulars. $1000. LWILLPUT THIS AMOUNT INTO . any good business wuere 1 can be employed. H.. Call Office, Oskiand. %48, STock AND FIXTURES OF NOTION '+ store for sale; she.ving, ccunter, show- cases, etc. 4184 Fulton st. QOD-PAYING BUSINESS; tions and furnishing goods. BAKEEY, NO- Aadress B. P., box 98, Call Office. ALOON FOR SALE CHEAP. APPLY BE- o) fore 1. Ballroad Brewers. 427429 Vaten- clas CARPET CLEANING. VARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKE Dew. ¥3Tenth; tel. South 86. Mackintosh & Co. ARVANCE CARPETCLEANING CO. 02 Sutter; tel. Main 394. GEO. WALCOM. prop. 7 NINIH SI — BRANCH UFFICE OF 167 T Caric” mbscriprion auu wat ads taken. ITY STEAM CAKPET-CLEANING WORK: cleans, moves, ays carpets. G. H. STEVE: Mgr., 38 and 40 Righth st.; telephone South 250, JXPKRIENCED MINER FOR PROSPECT- ig; young man wishes to g0 fn partners with: must beready Lo start this week. M. M., box 16, Cail Office. W ANIED — & FIRNT.CLASS CARRIAGE- painter. Call at 828 Harrison st, AN ON COMMISSION TO DKIVE WAGON. Call 167 Ninth st. 330 PAYES ST_BRASCH OFFICK OF 299 Wik Cave;” suvsoripions sud waus ads taken. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION OF PACIFIC Coas: Free kmployment Office. 8 FUCHS, Secretary, 325 Grant ave. WATTS, reliable carpet-cleaniug renovig, alter- . atlon works. 413 McAllister. Tel Jessio SIL. ARPET-CLEANING, So: LAYING, Sc: RUG samples freo: tel. Jessie 944 Stratton, 38th az. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUEKN, 453 Stevenson, Tel. 5.248 HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor woek send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Cac: pet-beacinz Works, ¥55-57 Tehama st.: tel. So. 4 J . BUICHELL CARPET-CLEANING GO .« 140 14th'su; cleaning 3¢ & yard. Tel Mis. 71 CONKLINS CABPEL. BEATING WORKS 838 Golden Gate ave. Telephone ast 126 OURNEYMEN BAKBERS INTERN A- tioual Union of America Free Employment Bureau, 34 Fourth st. 1. Lc.S8, Secretary. W. COR SIXTEEN1H 5T., NEAR MISSION: branch office o7 Tk CaLL' Subscriptions und want ads taken. IRL FOR COOKING AND H 'USEWORK; ‘Wagos $16; reference. 121634 Go.den Gate av. W ANTED—GIRL TO DO HOUSKWORK AND attend to children. 3252 Twenty-fifth st. TRLTO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK: small family. Apply 1684 Ellis st FIFNED LADY TO MANAGE OFFICE Dbusinss. Cail 10 to 6 at 131 Post st., room 21, OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN hOUSEWORK; wages 810, 1716 Post st. 00D 8-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP: FINK LO- cation: good buainess; sell half intereat or all. Inquire Cail Uffice. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. OR SALE CHEAP: BOAT: SUITAB! E FOR launch, GEU. LEE, ~outh'and Kentucky sts. For SALE—ENGLISH-MADE AORSE SAD- dle: good state: cheap. 17 Stockion st rm. 77, A YO, 1 FEESH MILGH COW: CALF 3 days old. Apply 1429 Shotwell st., near 28th. W ANT _ADs AND bUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at_Hranch Oftice svuiu: west corner Sixteenth and Bission sia, 0SEDALE, 821 ELLIS NK. TAYLOR—100 mingle farnished rcoms; 26¢ & night: §1 week. TYLISH AND DURABLE CALF SHOES made to order, $2 50; cheapest piace In cit; for repairing und sécond-hand shoes. 969 Howard. CArs taken ot branca offics 339 Hayes st AN \G GIRL FOR LIGHT UPp- ADIS BOLING, 85c; MIEN'S SOLING, 00; open untit 9:3) velock. Salte worke %110 Cotlforata 8t fine shoes made $3 up. 082 Miasion at. OMPETENT HOUSE-PAINTER, WITH 9000 AR ANOTHER LOT MEN'S <HOES, t00ls, wanis work with privaie pariies by the dav or piecework: wil work cheap, Address Paint, box 8, Cal Office. WANTED — STEADY WORK BY YOUNG man (German) in kitchen, assist in cooking, wiiting, saloon OF other work: city or country. Address H. ¥., box 55, Cali Office RELIABLE MAN WITH GOOD REFER- ences wishes & post 100 us conchman and gar- dener.’ Call or address 921 Broadway, room 10, akland. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: rubscriptions an: wan: ads taken. FARMER AND WIFE (GrRMANS) WANT work In orohari or vineysrd; Lave experience and references. Address Farmer, box 60, CaiL OUNG LADY DESIRES A PERMANENT place as housekeeper in s gentleman’s home; 19 objection to country. Call 207 Post, room B. J3OOKKEEPLR OF 15 Y £ \ RS LXPERIENCE desires psition at moderate saiary. B., box 101, Call Oftice. W ANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENKRAL housework. 1911 Bush st IRST-CLASS WAIST FINISHEK: ALSO apprentice. 4A Antonia st., off Joues, nr. Eilis. TAILORESS ON CUSTOM COATS AND make butionholes; good wages. 140 Rus: been damaged by water, at leas than one: fourth their value, from 75c up to ¥200. 063 Mission st., bet. First and Second. ANTED-MEN 10 LEARN BAKRBER irade: mhops, tools, positions furnished: § ‘weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 18814 Kighth, TRAW WORKER TO MAKE OVER HATS: must underatund teaw sewlo machine; apply ar_once. U. K Industrial Agency, room Crocker bul'ding. EALTHY BOY BABY FOR ADOPTION. MRS. DR FUNKE, 1416 Eighthst., Alameda. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS OPLRATORS UN kents' white shirts. 521 Valencia st. ANTED — YOUNG GIRL TO ASLIST IN houswork. Call 24 Metcalfe place. ANTED—YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN giving baths, B., box 32, Call Office. OUSEK =EPER'S POSITION BY WIDOW; 10 ohjections to children. M. H., 413 Minna. 2620 EEE A TTERR. AR MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 1HE VALL; want ads and subscriptions taken. LCHO HOU ~E, 8634 MARKE I ST.—arwuals ERRonis Piehes 316 6L ween: 5HQT BONTCUMEKY Si. BRANCH OFFICE Q44 whusCari: want dla” s sabseripuons en. INGLE ROOMS 103 AND 18c NIGHT, SanaTae e tinas Touse. Sixth and Howad, e RO0MS 150 TO 760 PLR NIGHT: 600 TU 81 00 Per week. Oriental, 226 Dramm st EoT 1N CITY—SINULE RUUMS, 15, 30 AND 25 cents per night: L week. Pacito Hoase, Commeraal ahd Lot retird e 100 RE%,T0 SAKK LODAING AT 10a dto 1 524 Wahinguon st - meac Kearng. {INE CORNER NOTION-STORE: bakery, clgurs, eto. :701 Mission st MPROVED 5-DRAWER SINGER, $25; GOOD Wilcox & Gibbs, $16. 1559 Market st. JAFES_NEW AND SECONL-HAND, 609 ) Market st THOWSKE-POWRR ENGINE, 1 4HORSK. power engino, With oiler, gas-engine, latnes, olaners aud abapors. 516 Sixin at. BALS BACK Baks MIKRORS SHOW- ) casos, counters, linoleum, oftice furniture store and office furniturs and fixtures, new and second hand. J. NGONAXN, 1017-101%-1021-3034 Mission ai., above Sixth. CHEAP; [OR SALE CHEAP; ESTALISHED GOOD- yIng coilection business; stands iavestixa ion. G. P., box 2, Cail. QALOON FOR SALE: NEAR CITY FRONT. SInquire WICEMAN & LUTJER, 218 aad 220 ay st. 7 OUNG EASTERN WIDOW DESIRES GEN- tleman pariner. Room 8, 207 Post st. BLACK WALNUT COUNTER AND BAR fixtures for sale cheap. 331 Sixth st. HEAP: GOOD CORNER GROCERY and bar. 331 Sixth st {OR SALE—CANDY, tionery siore; account sickness CIGAR AND STA- 1314 Howard, PPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERtD IN THE saloon business; first-ciass sa oon, fine stock and fixtures: an established trade: must seil; present owner has other business to aitend. 531 Californis st €45 CHICKEN RANCH: 400 CHICKENS, . horse, wagon, cow.. ete. Inquire J. H. BAPTIST, 319 Kearny st. DOR SALE—BAKERY, CANDY AND NO- tion store, with living-rooms. Inquire 437 Fulton st. CHAIR BARBER-SHOP, GOOD LOCATION, i h ¢ liviog-rooms. Appiy this office, (390D PAYING RESTAURANT. OPFOSITE ¥ depo, for sale very cheap If taken this month: 202 Town: owner must leave for the oid country. send st., cor. Third. JOR SALE— FAMILY RESTAURANT; large aining-room; French range: 2 suites of rooms: bath, etc. Apply W. B. CLUFF,17 Sixth. ENTLEMAN PARTNER WANTED BY young lady: country business. Ii. 9. 9 Powells OUNG LADY DESIRES A GENTLEMAN partner. *9 Powell s-., room 8, second floor. AKEEY OUTFIT FOR SALE CHEAP, AND store tolet. 712 Valencia st. ESTAURANT FOR SALE. Jars Inquire at 452 Geary st. 100, FXODUCE, DELICACIES, BAKERY $ . and confectlonery; Tweniy-fifth and Snotwell Bts. ; 4 sunny 11ving-rooms and bath; reng $14; a barg: FOR PARTICU- bu_ALEK&ENuJAEn,zuquun;cnu‘lfllf ‘water-pipes. Mclntosh & Wolpman, 137 Beals OFFEE MILL SCALES, LETTKR PRESS siand desk, money tlil, safe: cheap. 104 Clar. ARS, SHOWUASKN COUNTERS, SHELV- B R bankht and sotd. 1043 isalon, nr. Teh. ALGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENG CUIN bank safe; cheap. & Mission st ANDY, SODA-FOUNTAIN, BAKERY, NO- Hlon-store; liviag-rooms; reit cheap. 581 Var a st. {OR SBALE —SACRAMEN10 AGENCY F &k paper. For pariicatan tquire Call Oties, LD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS; . Oilied up: canciox scaemy and: iodgesnorss cheap rent and in good r Sheaprent aid in good runuius order. 121 New JD RANGES ARE TIE BEST. NAY SRR Y SR80 chiloema e NE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-SIZE ) A Dirsiar proot sate 108-111 Markes s PMYSICIANS. TOR RENT (USE OF FIXTURL: CRNT- ture.etc., fre€)—Large baseyent stion oL L, Dear Market; 1ow T 2 T et Call #t 825 Marke: ORTLAND AGENCY THIS PAPER, IN- Juire this oftice orat 133 Third st., Portland, Tt G, 0 O'DONNKLL, 1208 MARKET; KES S804 40h at.i diseases Of women specialty LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFIC) CALL " Subscriptions and want ads taxen, 615 b3 ¢