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} 8 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1897 SAMPLE SERMONS FROM CITY PULPITS Topics Religious and Secu- lar Handled in Church. “Trinity” Explained by Rev. Mr. Wilson of St. Peter’s Episcopal. Alcohol Traffic i» Human Souls the Them- of Dr. Girdn-r—Other Interesting Subj-cts. OLLOWING are samples of some of yest-rday’s sermons in some of the churches, They are synopses of the | best and most characteristic which have come to hand. Doctrinz of the Trinity Explained. Rev. Marden D. Wilson at Si. Peter's Episcopal Church spoke on the *“‘Doctrine of the Trinily” yesterday morning, sub- stantially as follows: more theological ages than this in which welive the doctrine of the Trinity of tlie keenest intellectual in- st. In he days of Bishop Butler, in the daysof Jonathan Edwards fierce and intense was the discussion that raged around this and other docirines of the Christian revelation. Men hung upon the lips of theologians, watch- ing for some word which would make more clear the mysteries cf eal the truth. Not that they ally that which was new. but 1ld reach the very essence of vital ¥s the multitudes seem again to have taken up the old cry of the Atheniaus of the days of St. Panl and 10 be clamoring f something which is simply “new.” The new preacher, the new doctrine, the zew prophet, whether he hails from India to teach the oc- cuit revelation of Buddha or from Boston to teach the wild yagaries of what is falsely cailed Chrlstian science, ail have tneir ardent lis- teners and oftentimes their esger and de- wers. - m es we ask why is this? Whnat does it mean? Is the whole worid becoming un settied? Have these old teachings lost their force and value? Are men generaly losing the religion of the former ages? The present writer is not & pessimist. A g00d many things are being uuseitled, but the old truths remain. Men sre not losing their old-time religious instinct. Man is & religious being. He cannot avoid the r 5 gs within him. In a general way we ellcve man is more religious in tnis genera- tion than ever belore. The very restlessness which induces som arent spirit of braggadocio to tur; ches 18 an evidence of & deep religious sentiment. Thi very appeal to Buddha, which is heving a cer- tain vogue in Sen Francisco to-day, is an ev dence of the sxme decp ana widesp: ligious thought We have lived through an criticism and the t ge of destrzctive is turping in that mat ter. The very motable utterances of | Professor Haruack, the pride of the Univer. | sity of Beriin and the very prince of sciolarly critics, is evidence that destructive criticism | has had its day. He declares that the litera- | ture of the Cn an church, from thee: writings of the New Testament canon to time of Iren mus, is proved by critical inve ation to be in the main points and *'in most of | its details, from the point of view of literar: history, veracious and trustworthy.” *Th essential accuracy of tradition, wiith but few important exceptions,” has been eritically d. establi 1f this be true, and criticism has come back to tradition for its authority, and | the whole Christian contention as to litera- | ture has been fully estsblished through the agency of those who have sought to destro; i surely we have ground to believe that | when these fads and fashions of the day have | begun to lose their charm, then men and women will in greater numbers come back to the old church old truths, and find | thers the only n for their storm- | tossed and wen Rest an Essential | To Proper Labor. Rev. H. F. Shepard, at Olivet Congrega- tional Church, spoke at yesterday morn- ing’s services on the tex Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy lagen, and I will give you rest.—Matt. 11:28. He said in substance iE people of our country are often eriti- cized severely for undue sbsorption in business to the exclusion of important duties of & higher nature and rich pleas- ures which they should enjoy. This criticism much justice, and no vacation of & weeks Ccan répair the lose of constant wor- rying and hurrying during the rest of the yesr. Every day should be relieved by frequent res- e from toil and car: Eeveral classes of men cannot rest. Hard work precedes all best rest, and thus the idier cannot rest. Dissipation is not rest, and it unfits its victim for it. Overwork is ome of Test’s worst enemies. Rest is modified by the age of the rest-seeker. 1t is wholly unjust to expect youth and mid- dic life and old_age to conform to identical Tules of rest. Proprieties of time and piace and & burning desire .0 make the most ol life for God and truth should control all diversion. Sunday is an invaluable rest day. All other days should hrve abundant rest for body and ming, and Sunday sbould comprehend sil this and J1it the soul above it to hizher spir ual Joy. If the week is heavy with ciuel over- work, Sunday is powerless to relieve the strain of this abuse. No earnestness and eloquence of preaching and no disposition of reverent listening can give the Lord’s day its intended measure of joy and rest if the week has been deadened with excessive toil. Our State needs great reiorm in Sunday ob- servance. Some powerful sources of a better Sunday that shall be filled with rest and wor- ship and brinz new strength for the week are decressed greed of employing capital, personal sobriety ana_economy of employed labor and increased practical interest of our churches in problems of labor and social reform. There is little use in preaching to men who are too tired to listen. I is equaliy futile to preach theology to men who are out of work and absorbed in un- successtul search for bread for suffering wives and hungry children = Rev. Dr. Gardner on Tratfic in Men. Rev. Dr. Gardner preached yesterday at the West Side Christian Church on ficin Men.”” The text was Isaiah li Ye have sold yourseives for naught; ye shall be redeemed without money. {E traffic in men began very early in the history of the race, and has continued 10 the present time. One of the darkest blots on the fair face of our republic is the institution of Alri- can slavery, which was protecied by our laws for more than three-quarters of a century. To destroy the traffic in numan beings the United tes suffered the 10ss of more than eignt bil- lions of properiy and treasure, and s'x nun- dred and sixieen thousand men, who were killed or died from disease in the armies of the North and the South. One of the hings ac. complished by his dieadiu] Civil War was the liberating of 4,000.000 siaves, but all the slaves were ot fiberated. A mich worse form of traffic in men than that carried 0n in the South before the war is now cursing our coun- ry. Eighty thousand boys and girls are being bariered awey each yesr, of whom 15,000,000 are now in bondege. The msster who rules Over these uniortunsie siaves is far more cruel ihap the siave-drivers of the South or the terk-makers of Egypt. The black men who was legally bougat and sold in the United States forty years ago boasted that, though his body might be bound with chains, his Spirit was free. The slave to strong drink finds body, soul and spirit in the cidiches of & Lyrant whom he is expecied toserve eternally. Let the Grand Army of the Republic and the greatarmy of ‘he Christ unite in & war that shali free our couniry from the diabolical tyranny of king slcohol. Much more numerous than those who have religion, which would | | be sent | medals and b #lave could purchase his freedom for a 1ew] | thousand doliars, but the soui that finds itself | a slave 10 sin cannot be redeemed with mone slood is the only legal tender. “Without the | shedding of blood there is no remission.” Tie highest price ever paid for anything has beei given 1o redeem a race that had “sold | itselffor naught.” The benefits of redemption | ¢an be enjoved by those oniy who are loyal in | hesrt and life to the Christ who has redeemed us without money. ' LA I, Daniel’s Lions Are Our Selfish Desires. Rev. J. 8. David, pastor of the Sweaen- | borg Mission Society, lectured on *An | | | i Honest Statesman in a Den of Lions” a t Washington Hall, in Red Men’s building last eveming. He said 1n substance: ANTEL was an Israelite; and the fact | that while captive in Babylon he | was exalted to the most exalted posi- tion, next to the king, in a foreign | nation so excitéd the jea'ousy of his teiiow-officers of the realm that they put their heads together and develojed a well laid scheme for his destruciion. They were illus- trations of that horrible seifishness which has manifested itself in sil historic ages, which exalts personal consideration above the love and service of the people. The story of Danie; | in the den of lions all night unhur: contains an important lesson for people of all subse- | quent ages. | The lions are the selfish desires of our lower | nature which is temporarily captive in the reaim of mat Daniel controiled the Iions Dy that wouderful psychic and spiritual power which, when properly undersiood, subordi- 1ates ‘the whole auimal world to man: and nhus he symbolizes every pure and faithful 103, who controls the fierce animals of his sower nature that they cannot hurt him. They may severely tempt him; they may cast m into the s;udow of despair; but the faith- 1soul who realizes the divine presence wiil emerge {rom tneir sphere in the morningol & new state sironger than ever, while they will ouly destroy themseives in their cffort to de- stroy him. Final and eternal victory is the goal of every fait Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged. Rev. Father Maynadier of Washington, D. C., preached at St. Mary’s last evening. His text was, “Judge not and you will not be judged.” DO not always stop to consider what | we mean by judgment. We have th judgment pronounced by those given authority by law to pass sentence, and | | we have the judgment of our own private >pinions. In both judgments things are to be considered for ana against. We are warned in this Gospel about one case to which we are all too prone. We are warned not to pass judgment upon our brothers. We are t0ld by "Almigity God not to judge our brother. Shouid we overlook a fauit, it fault there be, we may thereby have our own fau overlooked ana condoned. Do we not need to | have our faults overlooked ? We cannot fu tives of our bro son we have no ge him. God alone can penetrate our inmost heart. God alone can see without prejudice the motives of our actions | PACIFI0 COAST LEGHORN OLUB. Growth of the Organ zation Fxciting Enthusiasm—Plans in View. An enthusastic informal meeting of the Pacific Coast Leghorn Club was held Saturday evening at the club’s headquar- ters, room 312, Emporium building. The members present were crea:ly pieased at the remarkable growth of the club. It 1s fully expected that before the mnext monthiy meeting fully 100 mem bers will be on the roll. 'land, in his aadress call of t"e members to a statement in the American Poultry Journal made by L K. Felch, the oldest and most renowned judge'in the United States, to the effect the attention jibes < | “The president, Charies D. Pierce of Oak- | that California breeders to-day produce the finest specimens of leghorns in the world. Heretofore no concerted effort has been made to send a large exnibitof Califor- nia’s finest fowls to compete at the great winter shows held in the Eastern States | and England, but if satisfactory arrange- ‘ ments can be mad+ for their transporta tion it is quite proabable that next winter several hundred of our choicest birds will | Eastward to strive for the gold e ribbons. An Incorrigible Boy. F. P. Noble, 539 Guerrero street, reported to the police yesterday that his son, Winfield J. | Noble, 14 years of sge, bed run away from | ome Saturday. He had done the same thine | our or five times before, and his father has determined to send him to lone, as he has | elways taken money and property with him. | He is describe! as of sandy complexion, light brown hair, da'k eyes and slender build. | laie i, g A pot that cannot boil over has recently been invested in Berlin. It has a per- forated rim through which the overflow- ing fluid returns to the pot. | “CALL."” | SAN FRANCISC l BUBINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL~ | | | | | | 710 Market sireet, open unil 12 o'clock every Bight in the year. ERANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. Hayes sireet, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. cormer Sixteenth and Mission streets; open ntil 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street 167 Ninth & open until 9 o'clock. open unil 9:30 e'clock. 1505 Poix strest; open until 8:30 o'clock. NW. corner Tweniysecond and Kentucky streets; open till § ¢'ciock. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. EF 54 No. 1 THIS degrees. FRANCISCO CHAPTER Royal Arch Masons, meets P. M. and 3 E M. H. G. PRINCE, Sec OCCIDENTAL LODGE No. 22, | F.and A M._(alled meeting TH!S (MONDAY) EVENING at 7:20_o'clock. Second Degree. By order of W. M. EDWARD F. DELGER, Secretary. and A M.—Called meeting THIS b'e | | DAY (Monday), June 1, 18! Degree 2 By order of the W. M. L. SCHUMACH , Secretary. KING SOLUMON’S LODGE NO, 260, F. and A. M.. corner Geary and Steiner sis.—Firs: degree THIS (MON- DAY) EVENI®G ai oclock. By order of the master. HARRY BAEHR, Seccretary. { A O.H. OF A DIVISION NO. 2. Aspecial me ihis division will be heid on TU VENIN June 15, at 8 o'clock, in Hibernia Hal | Tue attendance of every member 13 re quested, as ma.ters of imporiance o the weifare of the ‘order will Le exp'ained. The chap'ain. Siate officers, county president and county board of directors wiil be present. BARTLEY LEE, President. JorN KENNY, Recordiug Secretary. & B, G/ EAT GATHEKING GF theclans at Shell Mound Park, Eerkeley, MONDAY, July 5, 1891, under the auspices of the San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club. Graud ball and display of firevoras in the evening. J. 1. HILL, Acting Royal Chief. GroraE W. PATTERSON, Recorder. & & drew’s “ociety will the Chutes “A ' URDAY, June 19, day and evening. DEEW WILKIE, President. W. CCooK, “ecreiary. SIXTY YEARS A QUEEN, Members and frieads of the Cale- dontan C.ub are requested (o atiend our Diamond Jubilee Celebration at the Chutes Satarday, Juue 19, dsy and evening. D. R. McN EILL, Chiet. Jas. H. DUNCAN, Secretary. NOTI( E OF STOCKHOLDERY M EET- ing—By viriue of a resolution of the Board | of Directors of the Pacitic Coast Jockey Ciub, | corporation duly organized and existing uuder and by virtue o the iaws of Lhe State of California, | Gu.y passed at a meeting of said Boars of Direct: 0.5, i is heeby ordered that the annual meeiing of the stackholders of this cOrporation be he'd on 1UESDAY, the 22d day of June, A D. 1597, at the office of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club, parior A, in the Paluce Hotel, in the City and County of Ean rrancisco, State of Californis, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., aod Lhe stockholders of said corpo- raiion are Liereby notfiea thata meeting of the siockhoiders of the Pacitic Coast Jockey Ciub will be heid in parlor A of the Palace Flotel, in the City and Couuty of San_ Francisco, State of Cali- foruia, upon TU » SDAY. the 224 day of June, A. D, 1597 at the bour of 12 ’clock M., for the purpose of elecling direciors for the ensuing year, amend- 16z Lhe by-laws of saia corporation and (0 pass a by-law fixing & date for annual meetings, aud to consider and do such oiher business as may be presented “sold themselves for naught” 1o the demon drink are those who have burtered with “the world, the flesh and the devil.” The African Dated San Francisco, Cal., this 34 day ot June, A.D. 1897, S. N. ANDROUS, President. E. H. GuExx, Secretary, | or country: | these caucities | wite 10 cook and do plain_wasnlng. MEETING NOTICES—Continued. E 5, BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY— Members are requested to make note and urzed 1o take part iu tne forthcomiog Diamond Jubllee celebration SATURDAY, June 19: grand © Deum,” Sunday, 20th; banguet Monday, 2ist. WILLIAM DOXEY. President ' SITUATIONS WANTED—Continnea. ter G.H., APAN'SE WISHES SITUATION AS POB- n 5al0on, or as bedmaker in lodging-house. 1415 Mason st. YHIL city or country. E COOK WANTS A PLACE IN Address 615 Stevenson st. SPECIAL NOTICES. EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED at 23d aud Foisom sts. Telephone white 271. E5 _TURKIE capier mATHS FoR conte id bl o 11 1501 Conry B [ NINETLENTH GRAND AN. nual picnic and_excursion of the! Ausirian Military and Benevolent Associ- 1i0n. in their elegant new uniform, Agri- cuitural Park, San Jose, SUNDAY, June 13, 1897. Round trip $1. 'Lrain leaves 1hird and Townsond sis. at 9:30 A. M. Stops & Valeocis station at 9:40. COMMITTEE. E5 0 ULLIE TAKE GRNUINE CrBr net beths; Gents and iadies. Rooms 28-29, 17 Stockton st. w_um TENANTS EJECTED FOR 4 collections made: aty or country. Pacifio Collection Co. 413 Maoates st room 6. tel. b6, 5= BAY CITY THANSFER CO, RENOVED DIVIDEND NOTICES. 2, PLYIDEND NOTICH—DI 4 (25¢ per share) of the HU ICHINSON SUGAR PLANTATIUN CO. will be payable at tre office of the company, 827 Market st., on and after MONDAY, Juna 21, 189 Transfer-booka will closs 1897, a 3 O'clock ». m. F. H IDEND NO. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. (). B Hans . Agency, 110 Geary st Phone grant 185, the place 1o get hotel heip. FRST.CLASS ENGLISH COOK DESIRES situation: best references; city of country. MISS CUL W ANIED-YOUR ORDER descriptions. Mrs. Drubim, 23 Sutte 17 Geary ;teiClay85 VW OMAN WITH A CHILD FROM THE EAST wishes situation, city or counir will go out by ihe day for small wages. Room 24,1111 Minna st. JTUATION WANTED BY 3 SWEDISH 2 giria, cooks. $25: general housework girl, $20: nurse;i, 16 years, $12, good references. 513 MeAllister st. TOUNG KASTERN WIDOW DESIRE< POSI- on ss housekeeper: widower's or bachelor’s home preferred: ciiy or conntry. 1007 Market st , 10 {0 6 ouly. room 6 OUNG GIRL JUST FROM SWEDE wants situation to do housework in American family. Call 3 Pfeiffer st between Dupont and Stockton. Francisco and Chesinut; no pos: als YELIABLE WOMAN LIGHT HOUSEWORK: U plain cooking; good home; smal wages. 73 v NADIAN GIRL DESIRES WORK ng bousekeeper's position in bachelor’s home; country. 17 Sixih st room 2 ©) SISTERS WOULD LIKE TO SECURE POSI. Z tions as chambermaids in firsi-class hotel oF lodging-house. 1418 Howard st. 'Y.mxy. W by the d MAN WISHES HOUSEWORK ass laundress and g0od oK. © GERMAN GIRLS DESIRE PLACES T0 PO ITUATION WANTED BY COLORED D woman 10 do general housework. 1 Tayior st. W OMAN WISHES POSITION AS ROUSE keeper: 3 vears' reference. Apply 3620 Sac- ranento st, corner Locust (300D STEADY WOSMAN DESIRES SITUA- ¥ tion in small family to do hovsew ork: speaks German; good clty references. 229 Howard st, upstairs “1 ALTHY WETNURSE WISHES A POSE tion. Address B. O.. box 4, Ca | Office. TEEMAN WOMAN Wis] \CE_AS woiKing ol “work wages moderate; ity or country. 9l Alvarado si.. near Tweniy-third 615 LARKIN BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. WISHES SITUATION 120 Fourth st_, room 5. TOUNG LADY housekeeper. As "UUNG MAN WISHES A POSITION AS BUT- ler; country preferred. AddressJ. P.A., 618 Taylor st. Y MIDDLE-AGED MAN: CAN TAKE CARE and drive horses, milk cows, and handy for any work around the house. L. B, box 104. Cail. Ao MERICAN AND WIFE Howard st. WANT SITUA- ons on ranch or dalry. Address H., 914 JUTU 7ou nisher. tactory. of light worl 14, Call Office. ATION WANTED_FIRST-CLASS VAR- young man recently from the East, Iike to get position in manel or furnjwre W. WESTUXN, 617 Mission st, 5 MAN WANTS JOB AT ANY KIND ; smal wages. Address &, box st RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALy, 167 NINTH —Want ads and subscriptions taken. LT U 2 2 machinis: experience of 15 years. G. M., box 23, Call Office. TION FOR ENGI AND ity or eountry: have papersand [ M enelry ne Y LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- Ca; ‘QUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADs FOR THE open untll $:30 o'clock. LL taken st branch uilice 59 Hayes at; M JF.C P AN Y & 0., ‘ :L\('HILETDLK HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR £150 10 86 per week: conventent and respecta free bus W ANTED_GERMAN OR SCANDI gir: for for Sau Rafael, 3:5: Sonoma, $25; Woodiand, $20: waitress, couniry hoiel, $20; waitiess for city, £20; cook. $.0: German or Scandluavisn gi’1'for 3 in ‘amily, $20; cook, $30; nurse, $20; French second girl, $25; 2 se ond girls and sewing, (i-mx FOR RESORT, $35. arkel 200 rooms. xbc 10 8150 per night. aegags 10 and from tbe terry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. AVIAN susework, $25: girls for housework nort distance %20, and others. ApplY to RUS.TT & CO., 316 Sutter st. CH COOK_FOR 20 3 hole year: $50 and found. 110 Geary st C. R. HANSEN HELP WANTED—Continnad. W ANTED — YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN dressmaking an: millinery: most thorough and practical course of insiruction given In the United States: each pupil has personai instruction in taking measores. cuiting waists. sleeves. skirts. capes, coats, jackets, collars, reveres, basting, do- iug draping aod fitting: finisiLg: In fact every- thing pertaining to rapid, stylish and artistic dress- maxing: we srecialy invite young ladies to Visit our school and see for (hemseives that the course is praciical. Now is the Lime to enter the Mclow- ell Dressmaking and Millinery School, 103 Post. W ANTED—PLAIN, NEAT, HEALTHY AND well-educaied woman or girl, to taxe care of 8 room- for an invalid gentleman: mu:t be musiy cal, read well and be & g00d conversationallst: ad* dress stating age. religion, nationality, stature, wages and past hisiory; 0o trifiers. M. C., box 26, Cali Office. EFINED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN CAPA- ble of taking motner’s place: (hree childre bome: smail wages: couniry: pacticulars; Do trifiers. Address E. C., box &5, Call Offi.e. 515 LARKIN-BRANCH OLFICE OF THE 615 AT abscriptions ana want ads aken RELIABLE AMER CAN INFANT'S NURSE: ery foud of cuildren: has highest city refery ence: wages 825. Nurse, box 7, Cail, Oakiand. 223 Polk st E. b V., box 37, Call Uftice. FINISHER ON ..rooms 5 and 6. d her Lwo children. room; 1 in family. W ANTED_FIRST-CLASS P ats. 151 Montgome )7 AUMIGUNERY Si. BEA~CH OFFICE H2T Tk Tl "Wadi dis” miss Vuvscripuioas taken. WANTED — IRONER ~FOR country, $30: call early. HELP WANTED-Continued. LAUNDRY, 308 Stockton st. ADIES " shod the usual price. SHOES, SOLING, 35c: MEN'S soling, 50c’ all repairing done at half 562 Mission st INE MEN'S order, $2 5 CALF ha't soiing, HOES, $175; TO c up. 959 Howard. made ones, from $2, §3, W ANTED_GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fit your feet at the same price you buy ready- $4 and $5, at 562 Mission. ALL 167 NINTH guese barber with 1 ST. — YOUNG PORTU- or 2 years’ experience. PERSONALS. JEW RHEUMATIC CURE: PATENTF s Tba VO TESS moved from 1150 Market st., room 35, 1015 kddy st., room 19, JOW, LADL SI THE TH N\ hat 'war is on, you must be doubly o how your hair is dressed. Unless It can be done pretty cheap y your hairdressing bil is lik ely to be pretiy large I do hairdressing for 25e. Cheap enough? And it Is as g0od and teiter than most_hairuressing done for50c. G. LEDEREi, 111 Stockton st EAUTIFY YOUR HAIR Bia” Hatr Tonics 35¢ bottie. Stockton st. TER, WITH ‘QUINO: LEDERER, 111 ticular #g SIRST-CLASS COOK ton st. WANTED, 15 STOUK- M55 LOESEL RETURN M er. 121 Montgomery st., room 8. 4000 Soes: ANOTHER been slightly damaged: than one-fourth thelr value; 562 Mission st. bet. Fiistand Second. LUT MEN'S at less trom 75¢ to $2 50. shop: owner 7 years OR SALE—OLD-ESTABLISHED BARBER- on pluce, 1308 Howard. OURNEYMEN BA Burean, 84 Fourth st. tional Union of Americ: RBERS INTERN A- Free Employment Secretary. L LE 615 LAREIY BRANCH UFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. MONEY LOANED o) MG ieweiry.seataiin N DIAMON DS, WATCH- Uncie Harria 16 Grautav. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION ment Office. S FUCH. FR! MPLOY- Se ant ave. 525 G tor, stiil_roms Denver JANTID_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Kolkin. Keno House proprie- iiouss, 217 Third st.: 154 large rooms; 28c per night; S o $3 per week. 1SS MYRTLE POTTER, SCIE palmist, returned. R, 17, first floor, 3 ELEPHONE! KLEIN’S klectrical Works, 421 Montgomery, 1t interested send for eatalogue. | (VAL HYPNOTIC INST., 838 MISSION J notism practically taught, $o: cu AMES PEGLOE_COMMUNIC: your anxfous mother, MRS. AGERSBURG, saviell st. Portland st., London MES DR TANNER'S HOME IN CONFIN ment. 12 Le Rov pl..bt. Jones & Leavenworth, ICA WITH MBLE RAY FAIR HAS KETU located at room 2, 223 Post st. DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SF faliy: private; no fee without succes Insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks, etc. obtained: private detectives; estabiished 10 years, G.W. HOWE, atty at law, 850 Mar] o AKERS HALL, 819 HOWARD_F RST- class bakers suppiied. Apply to sec.etary. QUITTOORDER O Y INSTALLMENTS. » L LEMOS, 1117 Market st bet. 7th and 8th. JIRL, 15, MIND BABY. ASSIST LIGHE | Gous 1510 760 PER 500103180 | (WLOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE S - 2 A . 3 60 PE ND TAILORMADE SUITS RE- !'J york; sleep bome. " Call afier 114 x, 1077 | ROZNC (50 %5 00 PLESFERT: 50 Ulioie mhsiaans e SUCTERRE —SURSCRIFTIONS 23D | 7 30375, ST SBEANCH GFFICE OF | PARTINGTON® “CHOOL OF TLLUSTRA: SF.p MIBSION 2526 want ads waxen for Tk Cari HOUBEWORK. GIRL FOR LIGHT i, 7 OUNG 256 Natoma st., near o 77 MONIGOMERY CO-NEE OF CLAY— OZ | Upen ot 9:30 ocl branch oflice of {be Call " subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. MIRST-CLASS KID-GLOVE SALESWOMAN. F 50y 555 Markev st room 7, from 4 10 6 7 x C. R HANSEN & hotel, $36 and free fare. C. K. HANSEN & CO. 110 Gesrs at. COUNTRY FIRST-CLASS 63 - Ly, $1 Geaiy o sts T WAITRESSES, SUMMER RESORTS AND waltress. $20 and Joom: lu 2 dinner waltresses. SEN & CO., 110 Geary ngs, $20; 3 chambermuids, city and country 10 ironers for sie.m laundries, coun- 0 s week, $40, $25 and found: restuur itiess, 50 cen C'R. HANBEN & CO., 110 st SO 2 FRI Liress, same NDS, CHAMBERMAID ort, $30. C. K. HAN- TE ~— NINTH 5L _ BRANCH OFFICE OF 167 Y "Carls sovscripuioa s wase ads taken. i and underwear. Fremont st. | N[OSEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH. | M esjeweiry sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av. DUPILS FOR PRACTICAL school: course thorough; pupils fitted for posi- tions payments: sacisfaction guaranieed. 306 Sutter st. or 410 Leavenworth st. > o 339 &az MILLINERY | ubscriptions and want ads taken. NSTYLE, PRIVATE FAMILY, HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. G X cook., privi housework, girl for Atwaier, cook for men, $15; g children, $1 SEWORK, CITY, $2250; e family. $25. girl for 'Alameda, $20; girl for Modesto, h, $15: 0 assist, girls housework, $20-§15. C. . FOR HO $20; worth, 748 M. R HANSEN & CO,, 110 Geary st. 9 GIRL CAL, $18: HOUSE- & keeper, 810: 2 girls, Eddy’ a.. 815; girl, Po- trero, $16: giri, Post st., $16: girl in bakery: girl, Naps, Cal. 875 girl,” Modesto, Cal . $15: rirl, Fair 'Oaks, $20: girl, California, $20; 2 girls, Marin Co.,'816; giri, Webater, $-0; girl, Berkeley, Cal., $20: giri. Hyde st., $15; gir, O Farreil, $20; 2 gifls, Jac 320; 8 girls,’ O'Farrell, $15 g, Edd rls, Devisadero, $15: girl, Webster, $15; girl, Geary s girl, gi®, Larkin. $15; girl, Butte st. $15: girl, eenth si, $30. girl, Sutier st $20; giri, Leaven- $15: gir, Buchanan, girl, Souoma Co., $15: ight- Lacuoa § 320: girl, Fell st rket st.; open e £1! ning: MARTIN & CO,, il § o'clock. Oaxlaa room; dry, # resses, room, and §4 £ WAITRESSES, CITY O waltress, Haywards, C €25 and room waitress, some, city, $20 and room st.. open eveniogs un:il 9. d, Cal., $25 and_room: cook. $16 and dinuer ‘waitress; 8 ironers, country lann- 5 to_$30, room and bosrd, eic.: 3 walt- city, $15, room. etc.; waitress, Niles, Cal.; Santa (ruz; chambermald and wait ironer for hotel, $22 50, waitress, coffee-house. £3 50 MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market bourd, etc per wees. pas: & o, 100K, €O ‘TRY HOTEL 836 AND RUOM; tiv cook, $30 to $35 and room. MARTIN 749 Market st., open evenings ill § o'clock. TOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WOULD LIK work by the day and sicep home; or wouid like a few children to care for; & g0od home. Call at 9 Huat st TOUNG LADY DE~IRE= PLAIN SEWI muking dol s’ dresses: will work cheap. 121 Taylor st., rear of bakery TCUNG WIDOW DE-IRES A HOUSEKEEP. er's position. Call 838 Mission st,, room 1. AND ACT AS HEAD WAIT- $.0, room, etc. MARTIN & CO,, 748 open evenings til 9 o'clock. 9 wa < room each. open evenings till 9 o'clock. ITRESSES, SAME HOTEL, $20 AND MARTIN & CO., 749" Market at., O wWa TIN & CO., T 9 o'clock. S—_BRANUH OFFICE OF THE M YT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE Winchester House. 44 Third ac, near Markst: 200 rooms: 28c to 81 50 per night; $1 60 to 33 per week fros ‘bus and baggage 16 and from ferry MALE HELP WANTED., W ANTED — ORCHARD FOREMAN AND | wife: blacksmith helper and floorman, $2 | and coard: jobbing blacksmith aud shoer, £2 50; general utility boy for butcher-shop, $4 week and found: farmers, milkers: teamsters, $150 day Iaborers for mill' and woods, $20, fure advanced crosscut sawyers, $26, and others.” Apply 1o J. F CROSETT & CO., 628 8 W ANTED — RE TAURANT COOK, $15 A week; lunch cook, $10 weck; bedmaker: 2 Botsl waiters, $20: hotel second cook, country, $35: American head waiter for club, and others. | J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 628 “acramento st. | JARE PAID—F : RE PAID FOR 50 MEN TO work in aud around sawmills, woods, eic., at | $26 and $30 per month and found. ‘as laborers; ‘we | also want 10 swampers, 10 _cross-cutters, 10 iine- | puilers and others MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 C; 5 COUKS, §30. 340 AND $60: 5 WAITERS, 325 | and $30; waiter for & mine, $25; 3 disnwash. ers, $15 and $20: porter for & country hotel, $15; | made (o ord-r | seription taken. suoscription aud wam ads ANTED, TOCOLLE ersacierks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter T WAGES DUE LABOR- TPRY ACME HUUsK ow Eixth. 10r a room ®2/ MAKKLL oL, 65 HP 1 awees by JACOB DRLY FUSS, W ANTED—1000 MEN T0 EAT OUK FREE lunch with bottle be eer or wine, de. Managed , 4.2 Jackson st. 3 .(;l'} 1 RGEDar mngle furnished rcoms: TAYLOR—100 ca night: $1 week. LI 25¢ up: misfits exch: Ing Shop, 749 Mis: on st v style $3 up. ARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND 4 shoes for sale; 1ot ladies’ and misse shoes, ; good r pairing: shoes Ceniral Repalr , Dear Grand Opera-house. WANTEL— trade: shops, taols, 10 LE] posicion: KN BARBER fornished: 8 weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, OF ¢ MISSION ST 2526 Yue" S aken ANCH OFFICE OF Dscriptions mnd wane ada HOU~k 10 606 nizni 86315 M ARKET ST.—KUOMS $1 10 82 weer. tiou, 424 Pine; about 150 drawings and sketch- es by siudents will be exhibiied next Friday and Saturday afternoons from 2 o 6; JUPERFLUOUS HAIRS RE ) elecurolysis. MRS, DR. WELCH, BY 115 Bush. I HUFSCRMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBEER, - gastitter. 623 Golden Gate av. Tel. Sutter 471, ])RUSKENNESS — CURES ) Gold Cure, Sacramento, Cal 1000 Bu: INESS CABDS PRINTED, $150; Weading work. HILL, 221 Geary st. DELIABLE AND EFFICIENT DETECTIVE \service. Rooms 19, 20 and 21, Chronicle bldg. () HAYES SI._BRANCH OFFICE OF 339 Tit' Clre vivecripilons aa wase ada 1aken. 16 OUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE- 1y Dight cor. Market and BIxth sta.: artistic ad~ vertisements in iiving light; promoters of busie Dess. Consult OWL ADV. CO. 1140 Market st. JLECTRIC LIGHTS 1IN . RC EVEEY ROO. Winchester House 44 Third st, nr. Marke:: 200 rooms, 25¢ 10 $1 60 per might: §1 50 to $8 pec Week; freo bus and baggage 10 and from ihe ferry. SINGLE ROOMS 1us and 75¢ week. Lindell AND 16c NIGHT, 60c House, Sixth and Howad. ) BIMON W /h\'fi'! 2 « Us beer or wine bc 00 MiN 10 GET_BOT- es: free junch. 643Cla Marxe: W LCHESTER HOUSE @ ThIKD ST NE 200 rooms, 25¢ a night: room s b ana Saneben 15 shd s the e reading. COR. SIXTEEN branch office d wont ads Qqw Dsion. AGENTS (399D LIVE T $250 w0 day workers; & sure wiuner: Novelty Company, 1511 | — TED—A GOOD dress, st., Oakland, Cal LADY A WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, once, W. J. HEANDERSON, 473 Ninth TH L. of THm Ke- NEAR MIS Cali Bup- WANTED. D GENTS, AGENTS; aranteed to good steady write quick. Alameds W-bste st Alameda. SECOND-HAND EN. wer: also a 3 ranch cooks. $20 and $25, easy jobs. MURRAY & READY, 654 aud 636 Clay st. { 70 | 4-horse teams, MUKRAY & reduced oflice fees. | FARMER AND WIFE FOR AN ORCHARD | tod ranch; $45; 3 bacxamiths. MURRAY & | READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. | QHINGLEMACHINE RUNNER, $50 A | 2 mouth aud found. see boss here: 50 men to buiid a canal. MUKRAY & READY, 634638 Clay st | SYARD | ITRESS CITY.$5 A WEEK. MAR- Market st., open evenings till TOUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES tion as housekeeper. SI- 120 Eddy st, room 2 (‘nu;s TO TEA X CO., 748 Marke: st DANCING. MARTIN & {() FARMERS, ORCHARD AND VIN AV hands, $26, $15 and $20 per found: fruii-packers. $26: man torun a harvester | pear San Jose: 3 choremen, diff-rent places: harness-maker for a raliroad camp, eic., 835 and found, free fare: butier-maker, $27 50; § milkers, $20. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. month and | BROKER—_OLD GOLD, SILV. g bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. R, CAST- W ANTED—G oD capaci(y 2000 ponnd musi be cheap for cash | Call otice. SECOND-HAND WAGON ‘ Address G 0., box 99, | PO FURCHASE, 10K 2 pianos; must 'be cheap. 2 GOOD SECOND-HAND Address JAMES HENRY, New Western Hotel. ()-RGOLD ANDSILVER BOU waichmaker and j . W.NT ELis st D, « MUSICAL IN RE YOU THINKING OF PUKCHA £ renting a piano? It inspect the fine ins:ruments we are selling for $5, | 73 Fourth st £4, $5, 86, 87. 38, $9 and $10 piano guaranteed. Steinway dealers, corner STRUMENTS, | 3 OR | so don’t fail to call and | per moth; every | SHERMAN, CLAY & CO,, | Kearny andsutter sts. | TTRACTIVE YOUNG GLRMAN HL 1'd like & housekeeper's position In city widower's home preferred. 12035 Geary st., Tom 2 REFECTABLE ANERICAN LATY W ISHE Address 141 Hyae st. DEESSYAKER WANTS WORK OCY BY THE day. Apply 1416 Eighih st., Alameds, down- Sairs )T MONTGH DLl unu e Carn: MEEY., COR. CLAY — OPEN . o'clock: branch office Ot 1M subscriptions snd want ads tuken, ATIEAVIIVE YOUNG FKE NCH WIDOW £\ desires & p ace as n orking housekeeper; ho or bachvior’s home. 122 Post st., room 2. RANCH OFFICE OF THE C ALL 167 NINTH st want ads and mubscriptions iaken EAT GERMAN GIRL W.NTs A71'I RMA- AN went “housekeeper's piace or will do piain mending. 207 Post sL., room § JOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE GIRL JUST from the East desires 1o secure a lucrative housekveper's place: bachelors or widower's home preferred. 1. 11, 223 Post st., second floor. ADY, EXPERIENCED, EDUCATED, FIR-T 4cass musician and_exceilent needlewoman. wishes position ss companion, housekeeper, mu teacher or any position requiring the above: please make an offer; Own Or COUDLEy: references ex- changed. AddressM. L., 4241John avs., st Louls, Mo. FOUNG PARISIAN WiDOW IN REDUCED circumstances would like a place as house- keeper in hotel, bachelor's or widower's Lome. Room 51, 1122 Market st. YV OUNG WIDOW WISH POSITION AS 1 housekeeper: in bachelor’s or widower's home preferred: plaln sewing done. 106 Fourth, room 1. Sutter REFINED grown children; NURS AND SEAMSTRESS: 20. MISS CULLEN, 328 st. countr to $16. NOOK, GERMAN STYLE. #35_ SECOND GIRL, nurse, $25: 10 housswork girl clty and iry, 320 and $26: 8 young giris. mssist, $10 MIsS ULLEN. 323 Sutter st. ) CARFENTERS #1 80 DAY AND FOUND: institurion: butter-maker, $30 and found. MU K- RAY & GEADY, 654 and 636 Ciay st *) WAITERS FOR SPRINGS. $22 50 AND < fare advanced: waiter. country hotel south, $25. C. R HANSEN, & CO., 110 Geary st. Mai (oK StadEr R 323 Sutter YEFINED G ORT, teo, boarding-house, $25. : COOK, SAN MISS CULLEN, 9 WAITERS, SAME SPRINGS HOT ©) early: fare advanced. C. R HANS 110 Geary st. RMAN GIRL; CARE FOR “nousekeeper: \child 4 years: $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st JDUCATED WOMAN AS GOVE 25. MISS CULLEN, 8% work ai W ANIED—2 —GE cooks French or German second and French nurse, couniry, §18; nursegirl, §3d man cook and housework, § for a farm, $20 W AITRESSES DIFFERENT CUUNTRY HO- tels, $20 each: restaurant waltress, near clty, MAN OR FRENCH for summer resorts, $30 and sewing, girls for house- nd assist, 325, $20 and $15: German girl LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockton. ] 2 FARMERS FOR FIUIT RANCH, 820 | < and found, steady work; foreman and wife for a frul: ranch: 2 farmers for same ranch, Con tra Costa . ounty, sieady work. $20 ana_tound 10 men for laboring work in the woods, 32 4 crosscut sawyers, §26 and ioun scraper teamstars. couatry, %20 and found: 5! scraper teamsters, city $1 75 & day; 15 laborers, . $175 & day: gardener. with references, pri- vaie place, $25: gardener, $20: stableman, coun- try. 8156 to $:0. blacksmith-heiper, $30 and found. C. R. HANS & (0., 110 Geary st. LACKSMITH FOR A MINE IN WASHING: ton: must be good borse and mule shoer: $3 aday and fare paid. C. B HANSEN & CO., 110 Geacy st. ] KSTAURANTBUTCHEK, 850 ALL-ROUND Iaundry man for springs, $30 and found: neat upsiairs porter, country hotel, $20. C. It HAN- SEN & COn, 110 Geary st HOMAS CAREY, THE STEWARD, PLEASE call: Gus Best, the couk. please cail or write o C R HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. £20; cook for boarders, country, $20: ranch cooks and girls for housework. MURRAY & KEADY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. (CHAMBERMAID AND WAITING COUNTRY hotel, $20: waliress, couniry, $20; waitress and chamber-work, near city, $15; piain hotel Iaundress, $20, K'T. WARD'& CU., 610 Ciay st. T ANTED—A NUMBER OF COUKS, NUKSE- girls and girls for housework, MRS, HIRD, 721 Eulis st. $) WAITERS FOR SPRING~, 823 50. AND < fare advanced: call § o'clock to-day (Sunday). C R. HANSEN & CO0., 110 Geary st A BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARGEST Chicago 18 K CHASE'S, 26, 28 and_30 O’ Farrell st.; nd all other musical house wese of gans grades and prices; everything POSSioi6 Cune custome: terms easy OHLER & piauos, or inscruments, of all prices ‘lowes: O biease auu wallsty ihe | TPRIGHTS EAT BAR- or installments. gains _ to-da: MAUVAIS', 769 Market st. A TUALLY THE BEST BARGAINS IN PL £\ anos: monthly payments $5 up: correspon- dence solicited. THe F. W. SPENCER COM- PANY, 935 Market st, opp. Mason: established over 10 years. BOyA FIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES— Halnes. Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others: sec- ond-hand planos from $106 up. W. G HAMIL TON. successor 10 A. L. Bencroft & Co, 824 Post. JLEGANT HARDMA Weber, Chase Bros. a lent order. at bedrock prices this week. J. LEW ING CO., second floor, Flood building. N: SLIGHTLY USFD: | ST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE CALL, sent to any address In the ited States or Canada one year for $1 50, posi- age fre: CLATRVOYANTS. W HAT I8 YOUR VOeATION: HAVE YOU PROSPERED? WHAT ARE YOUR HOPE: Mrs DR. F.CLARK wiil lift the dark vell of your future Jife; she gives you valuable ADVICE and AID in all affairs of life, of private as well as of business nature as, for instance, pertaining ta Love, Matrimony, Friendship, business, Lawsuit Contested Wilis, ‘Divorce. Damage Suits, Minin She discovers ost or stolen property, find+ buried treasures, prevents sickness misfortune: recon- ciles the "separated, thus resioring lost happiness. Every person Is adapted 10 some particular bus ness, profeasion or irade, which may justly be term- ed thei: true vocation, and yet more Loan half of you are fighting against an unknown fate for fame, fortune and position which you do not and cannot obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours. 9 108 daily. Send stamp for cirenlar and special terms. MRS DR. F. CLARK, 1206 Market, S M ME PORTER, WONDERFUL CLATRVOY- M ant card-reader, born double veil and second sight; diagnoses oisease, fuil life reading gents $1: palm. and clairv.: sit. $1 50. la 50c; 126 Turk’ MELYINASLATER CLAIR VOY ANT,MOV'D t0 797 Mission st.; advice on business and love affairs: picture foture husbandor wife: charma. MPLE BEMT R INVITES SKEPTICS: WON- dertul clairvoyant and psychological palmist. 509 Jones st. MES, DE _ARDIGAN, GAEAT EASIERN M fortune-telier; strong'love charms made. 936 Harrison 'I‘im ARNDT, GER] FORTUN E-TELL- er:tells past and future; gives picture futurs husband or wife; 25¢ up: never falis. 22815 Sixth. M35 MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM, CLALI M voyant and cardreader, is back to ber old piace ustomers piease call; charms 25¢ up MPLE MELEOURNE. GIFTED CLAIRVOY- h : mever fails; cail and be convinced. 419 room 23, second floor; 25¢; gents 50c. M ME HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-READE M "past, present and ruture 148 6th st . MUE RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY M business advice; names given: 25¢ up.5 Fourth YPSY LIFE-RKADER : Indies 25¢, geais SUc: all questions answered. M2E SYBILLE T/LLS FROM CRADLE 10 M grave: pictures iven:iudies 25¢. 914 O Farreil —_— SPIRITUALISM. MBS MAYO STEERS, 1123 M Tuesday, 8 ¢ x., Thursaay CIRCLES readings. 0AK 2r SLAT A M FRANCIS INDEPENDENT . writer. 118 Halgh st.: hours § until 6 e, . MES SHEINER RETURNED: CIRCL day evening MBS Kat M Fri, 8 rx sittings daily. 311Van Ness ave, *UES. & 1 MeAllister, HOSKINS' IRCLES; readings daily, $1 DMIN ISTRATOR'S pianos ai immense SALE — MUST reduction for c LL: or on instaliments. EATON E- TATE 755 Murket st | JHAW, STEINWAY, #250; CHICKERING, $185: barzains, $4 & month; & nice smail up- right, $95; rent $2 up. 1 EINE, 335 Eills st ®Qn PIANO FOR s $95. tiw D ALE GOOD AS NEW: nt. 221 Leavenworth st $95.5905, ROSEW( new; on instal ments. )OD PIANO: ALMOST 221 Leavenworth. JLEGANT half price. girl; wi Alamed TED—SECOND GIRLS, COOKS, GEN- a W o oteework, housekecpers, nurs, ofice: ages $15 to #35. J. E. CORY'S Employ- ment Oflice, 2418 Central ave, near Park si., d. 7OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE SITUATION as housekeeper; call after 114 &. 109a Pow- ell st.. room 38. MARKLT ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLr: want ads and bscriptions taken. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, Mesjeweiry. seatskins. Uncle Harris 15 THOROUGHLY RELIABLE AND COMPE- tent young Iady of exverience wants position in insurance office. versed in ail branches of office work and details of insurance business; furnish typewriter if desire . wages (0 suit employer. Ad- dress Keliable, box 80, (al Uftice. 5. Wi tnds —WAITRES~, $20; HOUSEGIRLS, : young gifls 10 mssist, $12 and 315 Sutter st. IRL FOK HOUSEWORK; 2 IN FAMILY: piain cooking; small wasning; $20. 721 s AL W AITRESS $25; COUNTRY HOTEL HO- TEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st M MORE FLAC THAN_GIRLS, $30 TO $10, RS SPENCER'S, 1821 Park st, Alameda G LOOKIN G ¥OR PUSITIONS WILL DO well 1f they 1 on MRS. DRUHM, 217 Geary. W ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CaLL are taken a._Branch Offics, soulir west corner Sixteenth and Mission sia, DOSITION BY YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER ssistant In doctor’s or dentist’s office, or pho- galiery: best of references. Address . F. Call itice. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANESE, CHINESE EMPLOYMT OFFICE: waiters, bousecleaners. 30 Geary: tel. Grant 65 TC. R HANSEN & CO’S EMPLOYMENT Agency, 110 Geary st, 'he place Lo get the best hotel heip quick. Phone grant 185. VHINESE & J\UAN *SE; Lo1°D 20 YEARS; Jneip:iel.main 1997. BRADLEY & Cu..640 Clay UNTER & CO. CHIN ESE AND JAPANFSE emp. oflice, 61415 California st., tel. main 231, J,O0KEKEEPER, ACCOUNTANT AND PAY- > roil clerk: fifieen vears exverience with big concerns; stenographer and £ood all-ronnd man; commence $9 week. WALKER, 611 Pine st. T ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS, wages $30, three months in the country; also & chambermaid French Broadway, ne: bet. 1 and'4 o'clock. seamstress, German_ or references required. Apply at 2202 Webster, Monday and Tuesday, to compe require Gough W ANTED—YO bakery: N, INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN do housekeeplng for 0ne party: a small about $100 or $150 confectionery and Call 335 nsation and store free: d; good opening for erman seamstress preferred. st ADI 1IES WANTED TO HANDLE MME. Rugg’s cosmetics: hairdressiog and manicur. ing taughc free to agenis afier 10 4. M. 41335 Hayes st. (GIBL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; X small_famiiy: wages $10 a month. For par- tculars. 8 Golden place, off Golden Gate ave., near Hyde. tween work and couking: G GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- wages. $.5. Apply be- 9and 12 A M. at 1229 Ellls st. ERIENCED HANDS ON WRAFPPERS XP| B Cordod achvea STBN %" 4160 Lt s MAS, YOUNG, SINGLE, AS GARDENEK. M ik, ete.; can drive and care for horses; best of references. Address P. 5., box 121, Call. TERMAN MAN WANTS PLACE, PRIVATE X residence, near city: understands milking and handling horses; references given. 711 Mission. W ANTED-—SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPRR, accoun: ant, cashier or as clerk in any ur all of references given and salary not consider-d. Address Sprekles, box 93, Call Office. MAS AND WIFE WANT WORK O RANCI; M man to drive team And dogeneral ranch work ; Inquire Win- Chester House, 44 Third st., room 50. Cal IRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE WORK. 1l Monday and Tuesday, 1217 Webster st. VW ASHFR FOR FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY hotel, $40 and found and free fare. C. R. HANS X & CO., 110 Geary st. AITER FOR A AMER, $20; COOK, | 5 and roon, call early: third cook, $40: pastry cook, $40 to $50: young man for bar and porter work; _disuwasher. $25 and room: an as- sistant cook, $30 and room; 3 second cooks, $6 & week; 2 dishwashers, $5 a week; 4 dishwusters, #4 & week: 6 dishwashers. $10 ana $12, room, etc. ; 7 waiters, 86, 86 a7d §7 & week: 3 dishwashers, $15 and room; 4 cooks, smail places, $20 and $25 and room: 2 waiters, 320 and room: tamale makers: cook, 87 a week; 2 vegetable uen; night cook, $60; cook, $45; second coox, 850; elderiy man, handy with tools; baker's helper, $15, room. ete 'MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. 'Open even- ings tili 9 o'clock. ©)F LABORERS, $1 75 PER DAY; 10 RANCH 49 hands, $15 (o $25 per mouth: milker to g0 %ouih: barness-makers MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st open evemings till 9 o'clock. JINE WEBER. MU week. 809 Market st i D UPRIGHT L. E. W. LICK, 116 McAllister st. S THAN ST BE SOLD THIS , room 12. I3\ HITNEY, SPL§ nessages and advice. TUAL MEDIUM, Stockton st | e e HORSES. LNk CARRIAGE 1EAM, SADDLE HORSH Shetiand pony, sidebar 0p buggy single and double harness. DALZ Golden Gate ave. G2 EO drives: § wenty-seventh and 1w OR SALK — DAKK BAY GKLDING: & years: guaranterd sound: indy can drive: sine sleioot under saddie; pace mile in 2:40. 4% Clay, phaeton, 3L, 603 USE TO OWNER Alabama st nty-elghth, between ALFGAN your own price. NEW PIANO SACRIFICED AT Castro st. TUUD PIANO FUR SALE OR KEN SCHMI1Z, 16 McAll JLEGANT $800 WEB. BRUENN'S Piano-house, 228 Post st. T CHEAP. ister sk R UPRIGHT, CHEAP. TNABE PIANO: styles. KOHLER & CHASE, 30 O Farrell st NEW SCALE: N W T SHERMAN, CLA you tind a 5:06k of n Y & CO.’S ONLY WILL ew Steinway pianos. ATETION SALES LYERY SaTURDAT o 31 o'clocic of horses. buggies, wasons, harnoss et Emporium sales yards 30 siones WATKINS, anc:ioneer. on i 2 s FOR sA baggies carts, harness Marke, S37 SIxth st Desday: ALSO WAGONS, Grard Arcade Horse auction sales every Wads SULLIVAN & DOy LE. Auctioneers. o OO0 KNOW THAT LEIBOLD HARNEST Hall: we have bix bacs. call and satisty yoursel 18 i harness, robes, W 4 BADGER SO A ENT FOR HALLET & Davis any Francis Bacon planos. 415 sacta. JYRON MAUZY Newby & Evans, b S5 PoSt Nt gzs and oth \UFEEIOR VIOLINS, O H. MULLER, make; ZITHLKS, OLD& NEW repuirer. 2 10 SCEAPER TEAMST ERS, STEADY work. MARTIN & CO., 748 Marke: st; open evenings il 9 o'clock. LACKSMITH FOR DREDGER; 4 SCRAPER teamsters, $20 aud board; strong boy for wood- | yard, $15 and found:; night cook, $:5: cook, boarding-house, $25: boarding-house waiter, $25° farm hands, $15 and $20. R. T. WARD & 0., 608 and 610 Clay st. \ll{s TC WAIT ON TABLE AND DC M cooking, $22 50. MISSCULLEN, 32 7OUNG MAN AS BILL CLERK AND A% sistant bookkeeper: £00d penman; steady em- ployment (o stesdy man; state salary expected. C. 8, box 104, Call’ Office. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CavL taken ot branch office, 559 Hayes si: open untit 9:30 o'clock. TANTED — INDUSTRIOUS mall caplt 223 Fourth st. PLAIN Sutcer. PARTNER; to open good-paying business. 4 MARKET ST—BRANCH OFFICE OF 1HE Cari: want ads and subscriptions taxsn. (COLORED MAN WANTS LADY SOLICITOR, £00d 1alker; $2 50 week 129 Third. r. 8. TRONG BOY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE in bakery. 613 Postst. Ap (3'BLTO ASSIST T LiGHT HOUSEWORK. pply after § A M. at 1008 Sacramento W AITER WANTKD—11 TO 2, APPLY AT 0. K. Saloon. 33 Second st. JTRONG YOUNG GIRL 2 housework; $20. FOR GENERAL 1643 Howard st. / ANTED_BOY 16 TO WORK IN TALL W ke . b (31BL FOR HOUSEWORK: NO COOKING. Apply 228 Second ave. W ANTED — BOO1BLACK. 431 KEARNY s.reet. aij W ANTED — FIRST-CLASS CHOCOLATE- pper. 810 Market st. 9 PAISTERS WANTED AT 439 CLEMEN- tina st. DENTISTS. A EULL SET or T £\ extraction: see our thinnest, lightest, coolest plate mads 16 years: fill ings. 50c; crowns, $3 50 lady assist- ant. CHICAGO DENTAL PAKLORS, 24 Sixtn, EETH, $6: PAINLESS new combination plate; warranted DAINLESS bridee work a spec experience. EXTRACTION, 500 ty; plates 35 up: 13 years' R L WALSH, D.D.s, 8153, Geary. CHOWN $5, FULL sET TEETH: ), kept in repair; extractiag free: fillings,000; crowas, $3 50 Pacific BEST MAKE; Deutal Parlors, 18 Third. ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MA K- ket, vet. 3d and 4th: extraciing, with gas, $1; a8 speciaiisia: painless Piaces, §7 up: fill, 81 up. HIO DENTAL PARLORS ings. 80c up: gold, plates, ¥6 up. 906 Mark SILVER FILL- crowns, §3 up; $1 up; et st DUSITIVELY PAIN LESS EXTRACTION, DR HAKDING, 500Sutter cor. Powell: Ll maln5373 JET OF TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE DR H. C Young, 1841 Polk st. K. J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKET SI. evenings: Sundays Ull noon; dentistry taught OFEN TOLTON DENTAL A ket st DR CHAKLES \. DI SSOULA 110N, 806 —ad CKER a3 can be mad: T A SET FOR 11.5TH_WARRANTE] 7 TED A3 dentist. 830 Marke: at, next Bajowin 1heater e; filling $1 DR SIMM3, D LUDLUM HILL 1443 MARKKT ST, NE. Eleventh; D0 charge 10r exiraciing whea old plaies made overike new; piates are made: ANT-D—SITUATION BY AN EXPERIL- enced bookKeeper: can give the best city ref- erence, Address k. B, box 94, Cail Office. Y SIRICTLY SOBER, HELIABLE AND trostworthy man sicualion s shipping clerk, Dight walchman OF other position of Lrust: in pos ion of the best of references Aduress H. B, box 94, Call. SCANDINAVIAN MAN WANTS SITUATIO in Catholic famiiy or hotel; is handy man about place; understands care of garden and horses: city or couniry. > M. B, box 24, Call ASTED— YOUNG _GIRL FOR HOUSE- work: wages $8. 495 Thirteenth st LD MAN WANTED-TO WORK AT RE! O outaas 153 Third at. S VIRL. cal. after 8. & Howard court, near Fourth. ASSIST LIGHT HOUSEWORK: 86; 3 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OFf TH 615 SALE S ERANOR SETon or TEE (GIELO: 16 TO LEARN FANCY DRY GOODS business; apply with psrent. 729 Larkin s. IRLTO DO LIGHT HOUSEKKEPING AND Assist with baby ; wages $8. 6174 Post st. {615 LARKIN_BRANGH UFFICE OF THE CaLL; subscriptions and wani ads. (aken. ANTED—AGENTS: $20 T $25 WEEK TO Orkers; no capital: new goods; mew pian: sells at sight; every family needs it. Househo.d Specific Co., box 424, Cincinnati, Ohfo. Seeth from $8 per set: exiraciing BUc; ERs given. DA SEQRGE W. LEEK, Leek uh’-llkhmv::.rhnld”lnl_ exiracuoa proved bri WIOU: any plata Mmoved from and patentoe of 7AA:L WORK mnted DR J W I EASONABLE AND Wadk (K GENUINE work or teetl 0 WU Farrellse KEY. 1520 Markes sa PROFESSIO! NAL CARDS. $40 A, JONIH AND BOARD To TEND store; $135 ; P 4 kA —={ #1235 required; good security. 228 JOENE RICHARDS, 26 and 47, Crocker 6, Ban Francisco, Lk LAW OFFICES. BOOMS Dlildli eispaone B HEAD Uk HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY Ubusiness 900 to 150u pounds. O.d Turk-st. cac stables, 1301 Turk; leam of large young mules. FOR SALE-DAPFLED BROWN HORSE, 8§ years old. kind and gentle; also phaeton. Olyime ub ~table, 5.8 Sutter st. pic OB SALE—YO. NG SADDLE MARE. WITIC saddle and brid e: drives. 710 MoAllister st ORSES PASTURED, § SEND FOR circular. Hyde Ranch, 630 Commercial st WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. OP #ROCKAWAY. GOOD AS spring business we:on, mae to order; 1 sl trouting cart. SHAW, 1621 Market st. IGHT ROAD BUGGY: NEW AND SECOND- band wagons. 1340 Tack st 2-HOR: SS BUGGY: )} ARGAIN — BUSIN ! 1634 Miss on. express wagon. FOE SALE_LADY'S PHAETON: SOLD FOR repairs; very cheap; also camplng.wagons to et Polk st. JEW AND § COND-HAND W.GONETTES, AN backs. surr ys, bugsies, carts and harness cheap. Fifteesth and Va encia sis White 37 LosT OST—A GORDON SETTER. mento st. 1831 SACRA- HURSDAY—GRAY WOOL SHAWL ON f-rry-boat Pie imont or Oakland cars on 9:30 A M (rip from San Francicco. Return to 1 Ninete ni st . ast dakland. receive reward. REWARD — LARGE &1 WHITEHALL boat from Lime Folut; retarn. 3548 Filis more at. OST—IN THE MISION, ENGLISH 1UG + dog: name “Baron.” Keturn 1174 Bartlett st. and ge. reward. MOSEY LOANED ON DIAMOMDS, WATCH- es,jeweiry seals.ius. Uncle Harris 15 BICYCLES. | TRIBUNE. $0: PIERCE SPEC Fowler, $35: «ll {n perfece order Bazaar, Cycle Depariment, 25 Geary s: ICYCLE SACRIFICE TO SAVE BONDS- wholesale price for cash. Maia men: 1 or 100: Specifications and particulars, Atorney & Law, box 1259, San Jose, Cal. >: CARD-REALU- | |