The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 19, 1897, Page 12

12 THE SA FRANCISCO CALL SATURDA 1897 Y, JUNE 19, BRODERICK WILL SHAVE ESTIMATES The Auditor Figuring on the Demands of De- partments. Some Considered Altogether Too High Under Present Conditions. The Strest, Schoo! and Health D¢ partm-nts Like'y to B: Ma'e- rially Reduced. Auditor Broderick spent all yesterday figuring over the estimates of appropria tions for the coming fiscal year sent in by the various municipal departments. It is the duty of the Auditor to consider the demands when they are handed in and present his views as to whether they should be increased or decreased to the Board of Supervisors when that body makes the annual division of the money raised by taxes and fees. It is hardly necessary to say that estimates are seldom increased. The demands that are giving Mr. Brod- erick the most thought are those of the School Department, Btreet Department and the Health Department with the in- stitutions that are under its control. These three, if allowed to tand as they were presented, would eat up nearly the entire amount of the City’s revenue, and it is certain that they will be materially rednced. The School Depsrtment asks for over $2,000,000 as against the$1,000,000 allowed by the Bupervisors last year exclusive of the amount raised to build the new Mission school. This the Auditor thinks is en- tirely too much. The items he principally objects to are those providing for the vuiiding of a large number of new school buildings. He thinks that in many iso- lated districts where the number of scholars is small the quarters at present occupied could be made to accommodate the schools with, perhaps, a few altera- tions until the finances of the City are in a better condition. It is probable that the estimate will be nearer one million than | two by the time it leaves his hands. In the matter of the Street Department estimate the Auditor will also make a cat, for he believes that the large amount of new work projected bv Superintendent Ambrose is in_excess of the acinai needs and that much of it can be carried over until tinances are in a more flourishing condition. Mr. Ambrose asks for neari a miliion—1n exact fi-ures $978,400—but i is probable that he wiil have to be content with nearer $500,000, as his department was conducted during the past twelve months on $507,000 and much accom- phisbed in the way o repairs and new work. The Health Department estimate of $108,720 15 certain of a maierial reauction. It provides for the salaries of twenty two new employes in addition to those that are aiready on the roll and the Audi- tor is firmty of the opinion that the de- partment already has as many men as it can make good use of. Amiong the items he objects to are: One inspector’s clerk at $900 a year, an assist- ant attorney at §2400 8 year, two addi- tional plumbing inspectors at $1200 a year each, three a-sistant market inspectors at $900 a year each, one assistant bath and | laundry inspector at $900, two additional | food aiid mulk inspectors at $300 each, and three assistants to the chemist of the boara at $900 each. The estimate of the amount needed for the maintenance of the Health Office, food inspection bureau and stations and labor- atories the amount asked, $25,000, is likely to be cut down Dr. Williamson’s estimate of the amount needed to condnet the City Hospital ($113,000) will some exien also be cut 1o Oiner esiimates that will probably be reduced are those of the Fire Depurtment $750,000, the new fire-alarm telegraph $51,000 and the County Clerk $138,000. Ic is impossible to say until the Aud- itor's work is finisied what the total amount of the cut will be, but it is safe to +ay that when Le submite his report to the Bupervisors the aggregate will be very little if any more than it was last year. 4 JOLLY TROLLEY PARTY Electric Railway Band Treats Its Friends to a Long Ride and Mus:c A Decorated and Iilum'nated Train Altracted a Great Deal of Atten- ticn Wherever It Went. The members of the Electric Railway band of the Market-street Railway system gave & novel entertainment to i:s frends | Thursday night in the shape of a “‘troliey party.” This consisted of a ride on a train made up of a double truck electric caranda trailer. The former was dec- orated with American flags and a row of electric lights on the upper edge of the roof on each, while under the hoods over the platforn hung a number of colored lanterns. The trailer was also decorated with flags and lanterns, and on each side was a garland of red, white and biue, which inclosed the name of the band. In the trailer were the members of the band, as follows: W. H. Ramsey (leader) J. A. Kennedy, Krank Gitchell, George W. 'D. Pidwell, L. Small, Hollister, C. F. Stone, R. E. A. Gitchell, L. M. M. Gillen, W. M." Donough, M. Jensen, Bwan Auderson, W. F. Kelso, F. Ramsey, R. A. Troyer, H. J. McClintock, H. Figler, R. N. Plunkett, George Lane, J. D. Murcay and Fatty Coombs, the drum major, and on the train were the following named when it left the carhouse at Mission and Twenty-ninth streets: E. P. Vining, M. D. Stein, George W. Deben- ham, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harlow, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kitch, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fairchiid, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Woodfield, Mr. and Mrs, Higginbotham, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gould, Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Keithiy, Mr. and Mrs. George Rouse, Mr.'and Mrs. A. E. Oszood, Mr. and Mrs. Weicome, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F. Terramorse, Mrs. L. M. Sweetman, and Mrs. R. L. Feeney, Mr. and Mr. W, and Mrs. W. H. Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Keunedy, Mr, and Mrs. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.'McClintock, Mr. and Mrs George Lane, R. S Allen, Mr. Gitchell, Mrs. Parker, Miss Lililan Conneil, Wiitie Mc: Donough, J.'M. Jeusen, Mr. Parks son, E. Glicheli, C. D. Vaughin, F. Ramsey, B, Piunkett, George Ramser, F. Sione, Mr. Smith, Wiiliam Ferguson, Mrs. Highet, Miss Nellie Leite, Mrs. W. 0. War- nock, Mrs. P. Teague, Miss M. Briggs, G. Smith, M. Stern and lady, R. A. Troyer and Indies, Mrs. M. T. McDonaid, Miss Laura Wiadover, Thomas F. Wise, Josepn A. Watts, Sergeant Campbell. The train left the carhouse amidst the cheers of a large crowd that had as- sembled to watch the uepariure, and as 1t moved away the band struck up a popu- lar air. The train moved along the fol- alto considered excessive and | and County | 8. Ander- | B. Miller, Mrs.8.J. | lowing route: Mission street to Third, Kearny to Jackson, returning along Kearny to Third, then across Long Bridue and along Keatucky street to Sixteenth avenue, then back 1o Mission and out to Ingieside, where & siop of twenty min- utes was made, when the lacies provided sandwiches, cakes and lemonade. The pariy then returned to the train and was iaken back to Mission and Twenty-sixth streets, when a turn was made down to the last-named street and there was a run 10 the powerhouse on Bryant street, after which the train was run to Second and Market streets and then out Folsom and back to the carhonse. The novel procession attracied a great deal of attention along the streets, and when out in the outlying districts the peo- ple ran out of their houses and cneered the party as it passed by. All along the line the band, which was organized a few months aco, diccoursed popular music. The trip was a very pleasant one and was much enjoyed b = A Dam in Controversy. An argnment took place yesterday before Judge Morrow on the motion to dissolve the injunction in the case of the Mountain Copper Company against W. H. Garlick and Almarin B. Paul. The case invoves the right o: the plainuff smelting company 10 divert the flow of Spring Creek by means of the Bruntield ditch. A temporary injunction had been graated. Arguments were made by McCutcheon & Eeis, representing the complainant, and Charles Reynoldsand Frank Daring for the defendant. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market sireet, open unti 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery streel, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 539 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission sireeis; epen antll 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open untll 9:30 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. Twenty-second and Kentucky MISSION LODGE NO. 169, F. nd A. M.—Officers and members are hereby notified to attend the fuperal of our_deceased vrother, DANIEL M. K LLIPS. late member of Hiram Lodge No Madison, Wis, from Masonic Temple TO-M at 12:30 P. M. By order of the ROW (Sunday C.D. BUNKER Sec w. | nary deposi s, fre CHURCH NOTICES. HOWALD-STREET METHODIST EPIS- copal Church, bet Second and Third sta. two b.ocks from Palace Hotel—Rev. W. W. Case. D. D., pastor. The special mosic to-morrow wili consis: of instrumental duets and vocal solo by iiss Grabam of Ls Angeles. Hours of public ser- vices, 114 M. and 7:45 P. M. Epworih Leaue 6:45 Sunday evening. Moruing exercises: Grand coucert of Sunday-scii0ol. the Herman Brand: or. chestra, Irvin Baruch conducior; solos Ly Miss Eleanor Grace Morris, azed 4 years: mute recita- tions by Jiiss Faanie M. Pheips and other specia tiew Evening subject, “Doomed.” Pasior's resi- dence, 140 BaWLLOIDE sk, Dear the church. CENTKAL METHODI-T EPISCOPAL Church, Mission st. bet. Bixth and Sev- enth—E. R. Dille, D.D., pusior; R. V. Wat, & S. superintendent; J. J. Morris, musical director; B M. Bosworth, organist. The sauditorium having been renovatea and decorated will be reopened. The pastor will preach morning and eveaing. Morning subject, *iubic -Worship.” Evening, “The Young People’s Movementand the Coming C. E. Couvention” Sunday-school at 1 P. M. Young people’s meet. g5 at 6:50 P. ™ Midweek service Wedaesday evening. All welcome. TRINITY M. E. CHURCII ixteenth and Market Jewell, pastor. Service: at 11 A. @ and The pastor will preach. Morning subjec: Law of the Spirit of Life.” kvening, sermon to girls; subject, *ihe Matrimonial Market.” Sun- day-scioo at 12:30 P. M John Dyar, superin- tendent. Seats free, Pastors residence, 3631 Six- teenth st. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa. (GERMAN, SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS X wishes situstion In private piace; handy with 10013 and horses and milk cows: small wages and 207 home: good refer-nces. C. D.. Call Branch Office, Twenty-second and Kentucky sis. YOLORED MAN AND WIFE, HIGHLY RE- spectable, want situations;’ man firsi-ciass coachman and gardener, can mLk: wife good ook and housekeeper. Address CHARLEY, Call Office, Oukland. HFLP WANTED-Continnad. HELP WANTED-Continued. IRST-CLASS KID-GLOVE SALESWOMAN, Apply 523 Market st., room 7, from 410 6 P. M. 021 taken. M SSLCONVESIENT aNb RESFEGTABLE: J\ ‘Winchester House, 44 Third st, near Market; 200 rooms: 25c to Si 56U per night: $1 50 to $3 Per week: free ‘bus and Largage 10 and 1TOm ferry. MUNIGUALERY i, BRASCH OFFICE CTHE CALL; wani ads Aud suoscriptions MIDDLE-AGED MAN, PSITION A5 LODG- oy peii&-house clerk, watchman or lsalior: some experience in ga:deniug, care of horses. cows a: Douliry: Al reference. Address P. W., 1420 Fo- som st. M IPDLE-AGED MAN WANTS SITUATION In private family; understands care of horses and garden. G. H, box 92, Call Office. ((OLORED MAN WANTS SITUATION AS ! bootbiack in barber-shop: sober, and good reference. C. M., box 7, Call Office. MERICAN, 21 YEARS OF AGE: 18 4} 'months’ experience biacksmithing and horse- shoeing. Address A. G., box 108, Call Office. Y2USG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS bookkeeper or stenographer: good reference. J.4 boX 110, Call Office. APANESE WANTS SIIUATION AS 5ch00.bo -, general help or piain cooking, In city or Oaklahd Address TOMI, box 63, Call HOW ARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. Oak ana Baker s —Rev. F. R. Farrana, | pasior. Servicesat1la. M.and7:45 P.M. Inthe evening Elder J. P. Pratzman will make an address on “The lecent General Assembly of terian Church at Winona, Judixna.’ 0 A. M. Young People’s Society Chris- Quartet choir, Wil- ¢, organist and musical director. All cordially invited. e e e DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTICE—SAN FRANCIS- CO EAVINGS UNION, No. 532, Ualifornia , cor. Webb. For the half year ending with the = 30th of June, 1897, a dividend has been aeciared at | the rate per annum of four and two-tenths (4.2) per | cent on term deposits aad .hree and nve-tentns | (3.5) per cen._on_ordinary deposits, free of taxes. payable on and after THURSDAY, July 1, 1897. LOWELL WHITE, Cashier. DIVIDEND NOTICE—MUTUAL SAV- INGS BANK OF SAN FRAANCISCO, 38 Post st. For the half year endink June 30, 1597, a dividend has been declared at the rate of four (4) Pper cent per annum on term deposits and three aud oue-thiid (<13, perceu. per annum on Ordi- 0: taxes, payable on and after THURSDAY, July 1, 1897 :01iGE A. STORY, Cashier. EZ, SUGAR PLANTAT.)N CO. will be payable at tiie office of the company, 327 Market st, on and after MONDAY, Jun. 21, 1897. Irausfer-boo<s will closs Tuesday, June 18, 1897, at 3 o'clock P. M. H. SHELDON, Sec. DIVIDEND NOTICH—DIVIDEND NO. 4 (25c per share) of the iHUICHINSON E (=3 ADHEM L DGE y% ~o. 0. F.—Members S are 1 oul il attend funeral of our =Y. | Tate brother, JAMES M. ANGKLL, 22N | SUNDAY, 1'® ., from lodgeroor. H. H. DOBIN, N G NERAL GEO. 48, G A MR | = COMRADEN OF No G. Meade Post will agsembie at the postroom at 1 » sharp SUNDAY, Jun for the purpose of at- | tending the funeral of our late comrade, DANIEL M MCKILLIPS. Comrades of cther POsts cor- lly invited. ROBT. GR.HAM, Commander. Symups H. HUNT, = OFFICEES AND MENBEKS OF THI E& u i vontene in L and B. Societ You are here d_to meet SUNDAY | MORNING e 20, in vour hall, 10 California st. lock sharp, to marc| | gether to the ferry By order of | j. GLAVINOVICH, President. 8. VUCOSAVLIEVICH, kec ~ec. UNIC — THE FOLLOWING smposing the union are heredy io. | | | ed 10 assemble at Metropolitan Temple MON- D.Y EVESIG,June 21, 10 (ei-brate the one hundred anc thi urth anuiversary of the birth | of Theobaid W oife To on. .. J. Dwyer, orator. | | Congress .an Jumes nire will also ddress | the mesting: Knights of St. Patrick. | Enigis of the ked sranch. Kn hts Of i ara. Kiignis of the Ked Branch Rifles. | Wolie T<ne Cub, uakiand. | St Patrick’s Mutus. Aliisnce. | TUbity Allsnce. harmouy Alliance, Excelstor | Aliiance, iacific Aliance. and Aliiance No. 5 of Oasiand of St Patrick’s Alliauce of America. Divi © 10, A. O H.o0f A | County Monaghan sociai Ciub. County Lefirim Social Club, 1yrone, Fermanagh and Donegal Soclety. Gaelic Literary Socfet Knights of tue Red Branch Rifies will aopear in full uniform 5 & recepiio: committee. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. | TWELFIH ANNUAL PICNIC nd famils reunion of the ~ervian- Montenegrin L. & B. Society, SUNDAY, June 20, 1897, at Calilornia Schue zen » Park, ~an Kafae . Boais leave 1 | buron fers¥. foot of Murket st., ut 9:30 and 11 a. ., and 1:30 and 3:30 p. Special train will leave park at 6:50 7. X Adults’ ticket, round trip, inciuding s | mission o (he park, Suc: chldren’s ticket, round | trip, including sdmission 1o the parx, 25¢; grand | tombola, first prize. $30 cash. COMMI ;1 EE BRITANNIA LODGE | No. 7. Daughters of St | George—a11 ‘meubers earnestis | reauested to attend the great jubi ice celebrution at the Chutes on MON DAY, the services at Grace Church day even- 10, the 20th, at 7 E1TA MEADOWS, Pres. HELEN WILLIAMS, Sec BRITISH kRS, TO THE front! — Burnaby Lodge- | { Members and frienis willcele. brate the jublice of Queen Victo | ria at the Cuutes MONDAY, June | 21, commecing at 10 A x JAMES SPANTHY, President. W. L. CHAMBEBAIN, Secretary, QUEEN VICTORIA’S Jubilee will be celebrated, by memuers 0f Pickwics Lodge at the Chuies MONDAY, June | 21 Come il Engiand expects every man to do his dut: . JAS. B BUOWN, President. 7 THOS. POYSER. Secretary EZF T, UFORGE CLUB members are requested to atiend the official day celebra- tion at the Chutes on MONDAY, the 21st. JAS. HAGAN, President. THE OAKLAND AND Alameda Loages of she or- der Sons and Daughiers of St | George will gatier n San Fras cisco on MONDAY, June 21, with Britishers generally, 10 4o honor to the great name of Br uin’s Queen. Come evervbody. Admission Zoc. Children 15¢. 3. W.CARLEN, A G BELL, }seeretaries. 3 EZ CFPER OF SCOTTISH Clans—Officers and oiansmen of | Clans Fraser ana Macdonaia are re | quested to assembie in rezalia_at | erry acpot on SATURDAY at 10 5 | for ine purpose of participating in parade to the | | Queen’s diumond jubilee ceiebration to be hei1 at | e Chutes on that day. Al ~cotchmen in #ighe Iand costume or with bonnet and piaid are cor- dially invited to join parade. | JUINT COMMIITEE, the QUEEL ORIA’S DIA- mond Jubllee.”—The St An- drew’s o will celebrate at the Chutes SATURDAY, June 19, day and v WILK 1E, President. W. C Coox, *ecreta B, SIXIY YEARS A QUEE Members and Triends of the Cale: donian C ub are requested 10 attend our Diamond Jubilee ' Celebraion st the Chutes Saturday, June 19, d+y and evening. D. K. MN EILL, Chiet. Jas H. Duxcax, Secretary. £, 1H' MEMBERS OF THE & F. Scottish Thistie Club are cor- dially invited to participate in the fes- t1vities to be held at the Chutes in honor of the Queen’s diamond jubllce SATURDA Y, June 19, 1897. JUBILEE COMMITTEE. T R T ebrate the Qioen’s abiiee. SATURDAY, Jube 18, a8y and eveniag, at the Choins. THOS PRICE, JOHN EDWARDS. Secr.tary. Toaet CAMERIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIET SPECIAL NOTICES. THEY ~ELL ALL KINDS OF DRY goods, hoslery, underwear, bedspreads, | lowels, table-covers, laces, embroidery, liniogs. rinmings. veilings. eic, very cheap at Pione Dry-Goods stcre, 105 Fifthst 7 b0 FIOneer { WILL S T PUBLIC AUCTION | B2 e Bichics biader for eams om o A nO [ June 23, 1897. at 11 A M., at 228 Post st San | Francisco, ai., one Bruenn piano, No. 2618, with | the stools and ‘covers, to satlsty vendors' lien and expenses of saie. A. BLUENN OLLIE LAKE, GENUINE CABINET ba hs; gents aud ladles Riom .29, 17 | Stockion st EF, LYELLS DAIRY IS NOW L0C at 234 and Foisom sts. Telephone whiie 271, TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR gents and ladies. R, 11, 13035 Geary st. ATED BAD TENANTS EJIUTRD FOR 24 coliections made: ity or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 5680, | g00d cook: cliy or Oakland: wages $15. Address | N.D., box 55, Caul Office. | YUUNG AND © ATTRACTIVE LADY anger) would lfke « housesecper's place: Y | |1 WS FOR 5 CENTS—THE CALL. 1p wrapper, for mail A WEEK'S WEEKLY 100K IN PRIVATE FAMILY OK SMALL J hotel; all-round cook. K., 152 Stevenson. H9T MONTGOMERY, COR CLAY — OPEN OZ{ unil §:3v o'clock: branch offics of TuE CALL; eubecriptions and want ads taken. MALE HELPF WANTED. ANTED—COOK FOR AN INSTITUTION, $40 and found. near city: 3 miners, $2 a da; 2 Swiss or Germaa milker 2 milkers, $20; 2 waiters for steamer, $20: ranch blacksmith, $26: 2 woodchoppers, 1 16 a cord: 2ranch cooks, #20 'and $25: man to coo< in cookhouse $25: but- ter-msker, $35. farmers, teamsters, dishwashers, etc. W.D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. AND PASTRY (Ot COUNTRY ¥ Mioter, 8757 neat cook, 860; second cook, $4v, same country hotel; second cook for springs, $4). baker, country shop, $5u; oaker and pastry couk, summier sesort, #60; waiters, speings and country hoteis, $26 and $30; assisianc oaker for springs hotel, $30 and fure. . C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 weeks required. S. ANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER trad duons furnished: 8 =i l“'?g‘:;b@l:“(lhllege. 18814 Eighth, 2526 ken. MISSION 51.—BEANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL subscripions sud waus ady JLCHO HOU Sk, #6314 MaRKETD ST.—suuats 20c. 250 10 KOG nfehi: §1 10 §2 WeeL. INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 16¢ NIGHT, 60c SAN75% week Finden House. Srich and Howad room INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD ST. NR. Marxe:: 200 rooms, 25¢ a nigh: reading- fTe bus mnd baccace w and from the 1ercy. AGENTS WANTED. V cess: rent not over $20. Address 8., box 132, VERYBODY BUYS THEM_THE “LIGHT- ning acissors sharpener;” send 20c for sample d terms E.C. S1OWE, box 841, San Jose. California. HOUSES WANTED. ANTED—MODERN COTTAGE OF ABOUT 8 rooms In Oaklund or Berkeley: easy of ac all PERSONALS. DVICE FREE; DIVORCE Laws | ialty: PrIVaLE: 10 fee without smose insolvency, collections, patents, tr i o, obtained: private detective: W, HOWE, atty at law, & A SPE( prob, AVE YOUR HOUSE PAIN g, stock: no aope or fish of up; whitened, $1 50 up: p.pere ished, 85 up. ~F. M. AMBROSE, UY GOOD BUTT WITH rooms papcred R Creansers, where it ca EFORNTA : from eburn aund jutin squares rect ] huur. Pine-st. entrace, Cal. Marke. G i MES VIOLA C. REY mother’s. expected to live. N5 OLDS, Cox Myra and Earl ar RHEUMATIC S IDA VON CUR TESS, mov Market st. room 83, to 15 *dds st 1o T, JOW, LADIES, SINCE TH AN biat 'war is on, yeu must be doubiy | utiich o how your har is dressed. Un done pretty cheap y your huirdressi to be pretty larze I do hairdres Cheap enough? And it is as good a most_bairdressing done for 50c. G. 111 Stockton st Geary st. 1() LABURERS FOR THE WOUDS, 820 AND board; 8 crosscut sawyers, $26 and board: 6 muckers, (ountry, $1 76 a aav; 4 Z-mo.e team- sters. city, 81 76 u day; Portuguese milker, coun- try, $30 and found. C. K. HAASEN & CO., 110 Geary st. J,\)‘«KP:E COOK FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, 25 Jupanese ranch cook, £15: Jupanese 0ok iy, $10 & week. C. K. HANSEN . for » campiug p: & CO., 110 Gea ARDLNER, SINGLE GERMAN, STEADY man, experienced in greenhouses, propagating fruit and vegetatle growing, undersiands care of horses, wishes position in private place; well rec- ommended. Address Gardener, 503 Third st MERICAN MAN AND WIFE WANT SITU- £\ ations on smail ranch or dairy. Address E.T., 844 Howard st RFELIABLE GERMAN, UNMARRIED, COM. vetent to take charge of winery, vineyard and crehard, wishes situation: best of references. Ad- dress care of M. SHAFE hird at. €) BLACK MITHS FOR A RAILROAD CAMP, 4 $30 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CG., 110 Geary st. WAITKRS FOR A RAILROAD CAMP, $20 and found. C R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. 2 1Q TEAMSIERS FOR A NEW RAILROAD; long job. 820 ava board: reduced fare. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off clo hing bought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third. ce: ¥FDUCATIONAL. 7OICE SINGING—PATKONS AND PUPILS carefully prepsred for varior, piatform, con- rt, choir, Sluge Or opera: patronage soliciied from those who are willing to pay for strictly first- class Instruction. building. DR. CLARKE, formerly directeur de la section vocale de I'Insti{ut ue Paris, France. APPIy to VO al rooms, Y. M.C. A, yping elec: stes; day EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 24 POST— BookXeeping. Eusiness praction b egraphy. ages, English branches, Foal engineering: S0 teachers: 15,000 Erada: eveniug sessions; catalogua. ECOND COOK FOR SPRINGS, $40; LATJN- dryman for springs, $30. C. K HANBEN & CQ,, 110 Geary st. POSITION WANTED A~ GARDENER, 1A- [ ANTED—BKIGHT, ACTIVE ASSISTANT band, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc. scholarship $60; low rates per week and month. YRES' gomery BUSINESS COLLEGE, 525 MONT- individual instruction in short- iite GINEERING SCHOOL; CIVIL, ELECL. borer or vegetablegardener; undersiands clerk for this uffice, Who writes a good hand h 3 ed. 728 Chestnut st and lives with parents; $20, C. K. HANS & mining. mech.,survey,assay,archit.; day& eve. O pos peaE €0., 110 Geary st est”1464 A. VAN DER NAILLEN, 933 Marke ELIABLE WAT HMAKER OF MANY 'REE FARE! FREE FARE-80 MEN TO ARR, THE EXPERT, BOOKS OPENED, R e it e perience, with full"set ot 1003, first-class references, scoks engagements. Address G. 0., box 68, Call. TEADY, S wishes position as_aaitors Address 339 Sixth st., flat 4. Y M JUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT As FORTHE © CaLL taken a: branch office 59 Mayes su; cpen until ¥:30 o'clock. SOBER, EXPERIENCED MAN g00d_ references. OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE WORK OF ANY kiud in city, Address A. +. L., 614 Kearny st ONEY LOANED ON es,jewel AMONDS, WATCH- SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. QITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG SWISS D as seamstress or nursegirl, speaking French and German. Cail 2216 Fillmore st. POSITION WaNTED BY YOUNG LADY AS cashier or assist ‘n doctor’s or dentist's office, or photograph sallery. Address G. L., box 107, Call Oftice, MPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION / 0 o zeneral housework: American family: | or bachelor's bome preferred; city of coun Room 2, 12044 Geary st. IDDLE-AG:.D WOMAN WISHES SITUA- | on 10 do housework: city OF country; uo ob- on to children: wuges $10. 352 Lexington ave., near Twen oo NT TRUSTWORTHY wishes to do washing, iron cleantng Uy (he day: best re WOMA . couking or bouse- MES. CUR- rat s | | | TIS, 3367 [wenty-sixth si., near Mission. = = Sl L W IDoW DESIRS D BOARD AT | $10 per morth s as companion, reader, eic. Companion, Turk st | EAT YOUNG G N L WOULD LIKE PLACK: | AN “light housework; sieep home: Mission pre- | ferred. Address Y. G., box 82, Lall Oftice. OUNG GIRL WANTS POSITION; work or typewnting. 858 Mission st FFICE | room 2. OW OF PR POS- carance wouid like a position as Uachelor's or widower's home pre- "Farrell st., room 5. Yosin 5 housckecper ferred. 2:4 YOUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST D sires (0 secure & lucrative housekeeper's place; bachelor's or w dower's home preferred. Jiission st., room | | FIRST - CLASS FITTER, stylish draper and designer: thorough dress- maker; by the day. 104 Grove st. RESSMAKER, DEFINED ENGLISH WIDOW, SUNNY NA- \ ture, wishes position as housekceper widower’s or backelor's home: country preferred. 122 Tay- | ior st., room 18; nours 10 A. M. OUNG WIDOW WISHES housekeeper preferred POSITION AS in bachelor's or widower's home :plain sewing done. 106 Fourth, room 1. WISHES POSITION | ou esork: city or countr, nth .., room 20. RELIABLE WoMA 1o nasist in tigh Call, for Z days, 45 & TOUNG _AND b ATTRACTIVE FRENCH widow wanls & working honsekeeper's pla or wil. do mending:; lodging-house or widower’ Lome preferred. 1.00m 2, 122 10st Bl | | l‘uk NG WIDOW WISHES POSITIO] AS housckeeper in bac or widower's home preferred. 86234 Mission st., room 8. Y OUNG SWEDLsH GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion to do general housework in A merican famils. 48 Clara s, bet. Third and Fourth. | DELIABLE AMERICAN CHII DRE S o \ infant’s nurse; willing to make herself gen- erally useful; city refirences: wages $25. Nurse, box 11, Call Office, Oakland. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH sL—Want ads and subscriptions taken, DESPECTABLE ELDERLY WOMAN DF \ sires po-ition as housekeeper in family with | Do smail children. Address MKS. B., box 12, Call | | Menlo Park and Paio Alto, Ca’. : FINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 7HIRD & y Market: 200 rooms 8¢ to 150 per nigh: 150 10 $6 per week; conventent and respectal free bus and baggage to and from the terry. W ANTED_SITUATION AS BOOKKERPER, accoun: ant, cashier o these caacities: referenc: considercd. Address Sprekles, box 93, Cali Office. (CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, poat~ age free. FEMALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED_FRENCH OR GERMAN COOKS for small boarding-houses in_couniry, $30 and $36: mssistaot for kitchen, $20: chamber- maid, country, $15: German_waitress and seam- stress, $25; nurse, 1 baby, 825 French girl for ight Work, 820; French cook for South America, 825: waitress. restauraot, $6 & week. LLON ANDRE, 308 Stock ton st 3 WAUIRESSES SAME HOTEL, STEADY © the year round, fare free. $20 each: waitress, h.tel near city, $20; chambermaid. wait at dio. ner, for sp ings. $20: 2 wa tresses, same hotel, city, $20. C. B. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. ])Zx?u <00l A $35: &) 220 and 825, (3 1BL HOUSEWORK, 3 IN X land, $15, fe- paid by lady. & CO.. 110 Geary st QEAMPOOERS AND CARE OF BATHS FOR 1 the aprings, $20. C. K. EANSEN & O, 110 Geary st W ANTED — & WAITRESSES. COUNTRY hotel, fare paid. §20: cashier wno can type- write, 80 and board: 2 Iaundress~s, $25 and $00; German, Scandinavian and French second girls and nurses, $20; Protestaut girl for housewor San Rafnel. $26: freich nar<e, $20: Germa ©c00K, 3 10 fami y. $30; nurse. $35. 4 neat giris for housework, $20; young gira, $15. Apply to 3. F. CROSETT & (0, 516 Suiter st. M IDPLEAGED WOMAN, PLAIN COOKI~ G, etc.. ranch, 820, cali ear'y: girl for chamber- work and waiting, plain hotel, near city, $20: waitresses. springs and resorts, $20: resthurant waltress, $25: g 0d wom-@ for housework, couniry, $20. MURGAY & KEADY, Leading Employmeut Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. ©) WAITRESSES, RESORT HOTEL, $20 AND 4 room each; 3 girls Lo teach dancing: waltress, nice resort, hotel, see party here. $20 and room waitress for Or-gon; wal resses for Pleasauion. pastry cook 330 $25 and room: cham- 15 MEN, $30; HOTEL COUK, for_housework, city and_couuiry, C. R. HANSEN & CO., 110 Gear: FAMILY, OAK- C K HANSEN aud room: COOK, COUNLEY, bermaid and wait, same: 6 lroners, $5 Lo $30 and voard: 2 waiiresses, city, $20 and room waliresses, 86 & week MAKIIN & CO., Market st VIRL, ELLIS ST., $16: GIRL, VAN NEsS ave., 16,2 in family: 2 girls, Post st., 815 girl, Harrison st., $15; girl, Fraokin s, $1 girh, Fourth st., $15; girl, Stanyan at, $18: giri, Valiejo, Cal., §16; girl. ‘Golden Gaie' ave , $15! girl, ddy st., $15; girl, Waller st., $15; eirl, Mo desto, Cal, $16: 'girl, Fair Uacs st, $20; gl Hyde st.. $15; girl, Gllcoy, Cal, $16. MARTLA &CU., T49 Markel st. $) GIRLS, MARIN COUNTY, $20; SEE PAKTY & here. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st ¥ OMAN TOGIVE MASSAGE TREEATMENT; steady work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. (3'BL; EAMILY OF 3 BEODERICK ST MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. VIKL, OAKDALE, CAL., $25. Office, Oskland. here. MARTIN & O, 749 EAT. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSL | (KL, FULTN ST, $20. MARTIN & CO, AN ‘tion'as working hovseieeper in bachelor's or | (1 749 Marke. se widower's home s city OF coum Fy ; Wges #50, SR | - C. L., 40 Mary st., off Howard, bet. Fifth and Sixth. TOUNG MAN WIDOW DESIRES POSIL tion as housekeeper. 120a Eddy st., room % Y UNG WIDOW (PARISIAN) FORMERLY In good circumstances wanis & permanent lace a3 housckeeper; widower's home preferred. 122 Market st., room 81. B RANCH OFFICE OF THE CAL [ L. 167 NINTH want ads and subscriptions (ake )UNG GEXMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- L tion as upstairs girl. Address FISHER, 2120 ones st. EAT RELIABLE LADY WISHES A POSL tlon a8 working housekeeper; understands the care of children: best of references Address M. M., 4272 4 wenty-fitth st. LAKKIN—-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want sds taken. G]m. POST ST., $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. CLEY, CAL. MARVIN &'CC CHOICE PLACE, 749 Market st JORENUH OR GERMAN GIRL, 825. MAR- . T49 Market st. EENCH OR GEXMAN SECOND GIKL, 815, MARTIN & CO.,, 749 Market st. (5Bl MODESTO, CaL; $30. MAKTIN & €U, 749 Market st TIKL, FRANKLIN ST.; §20. MARTIN & 0., 749 Market st. J'5ulid a Taitroad, to.drive 3 and & norse toama 8175w da.; 20'farmers, orchard_ and vineyard hands, dift-rent places, $26, $25 aud $20: 6 labor ers, $26 and foun.: b teamsters, clty work, $30 per month: 3 milkers, $20 ana found; 5 laborers, clty company work: farmer who can do black: smithing, $26, fare $1; butier-maker, $27 50: 50 men to build & iarce canal: 3 men co dig posthoies, $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 10 636 Clay st. o SAWMILLS WE ARE en, $26 to $20 per monih vAm pers, Cross-cutters, line- fare pald. MURRAY & RcADY, 634 THE GREAT men, etc. #nd 636 Clay st. 1 0DS CLERK FOR COUNTRY BTORE, $40, sinzle, age under 50, Californis experi- ence and reference: hotel porter; washer, couniry laundry. 3 covks; 3 waliters; 3 dishwashers, elé. MURKAY & READY, 634 und 636 C'ay st JOREMAN FOR A VINEYAKD, $35; 8 blacksmiths, different piaces. MUKKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ing:and rapid closed or adjuated; private lessous in bookkeep- 855 Marker, rm. 572. ac M ES MELVILLE-SNYDER, :517% CALL fornia st.: plano, siuging, elocu:ion, dramatic ting; vocal classes Tuesday: $1 a month. on stage. R. b and 12, LO.O.F. biock, 7th and Mkt. ELASCO'S LYCKUM SCHOOL OF ACTING_ Private theatricals arranged: puplls rehearsed POOKKENG, WRITNG, ARITHMIC GRAME, day & night: nocl ses; £6 month. %45 Mission G UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons; $3 mo. Mary Westhaus. 39 Fifth st. ANJO TAUGHT TO BEGL per lesson. 4 ddress M. E NEKS, 26 CENTS box 76, Call Oftice. TIOLIN LESSONS; TERMS REASONABLE Address M. L., box 15, Call Office. French, Ger. lang.: $2 mo. 109 Taylor. ©Q HAY-BALERS, PETALUMA PRESS. MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ])ISHWASLER, 815 AND ROOM: COOK, country, 875 and room: pastry cook, $a5; 3 waiters for steamers: 2 baker heipers: 3 French COVK, £40: COOK, COI & week: waiter, oi'y. §25: boy for res auraut, $10. etc.: night cook, $7 & week: dishwasher, $4 8 week: cook, country, $36 and room: boy to learn baker's trade; cook. 86 » week and room: cook, $30: cook, 260 MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. W ry, $40 and room; cook, $7 bo; ANTED—ENGLISH, IRISH coschman. $50 aud iound: assistant under- ter. $30; crosscut sawyers, $26; Iaborers f.r mill and woods. $20; hotel lauud:yman, ironer, $30 restaurant walter. $40. hotel waiters and others. Appiy 10 J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento. W ANIED —COOK. SMALL SUMMER L& sort, $30; fryer. first-cinss resort, fare refund- ed. $40: cook, famiiy noie , $:0; waiters, city and country, $:0 to $30; dishwash-r, large place, $25; and others. ANDRE’S, 308 ~tocklon st. DANCH BBACK-MITH, $40 ANDU BOAKD: \ milker, country, $25. men for chicken ranch, $15; two farmhands, $20. R. T. WARU & CO., 608'aud 610 Clay st CTIVE MEN FOR WHITEWASHING AND painting. WILLIAM WAINKIGHT, 1411 Jackson st. 100D BARBER WANTED. 630 FOUKTH sL: $3: call early. ARBER TO-DAY: UALL E2RLY: WAGES $3. 602 Clay st AKBER WANTED FOR SBATURDAY AND Sunday. 1753 Ellis st. JARBER WAN (ED Sunday. 205 Sco L FOR SATURDAY AND s ARBER FOK SATURDAY AND SUNDAY; 34. 456 Haishtst ARBELS ASSOCIATION FREE MPLO rant ave. OR SCOTCH | HYPNOTISM. LD-ESTABLISHED; TREAT DISEASES; aiso teach. Hypnotic Institute, 6 O'Farrell st EAUTIFY YOUR HATR WITH nia” Hair Tonic: 85 bottle. LEDEF X Stockton si. g MELEPHONES. — KLEIN'S kiectrical Works, 421 Mo It tuterested send for cataloz M MYRTLE POTTER, SCIENTIIG palmist, returned. K. 12, 8654 S1ariet S DR TANNER'S HOME IN ( ment. 12 Le Koy pl.,bt. Jones & Leaer UITTOORDER ON EASY INSTALLMG N L. LEMOS, 1117 Market st, bet 7th anq YLOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE SUT iatled at wholesale figures 20 Nanso JUPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOViD electrolysis. MRS DR. WELCH, 2115 HUFSCHMIDT, SANITAKY - gastitter. 628 Golden Gate av. Te! 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, weading work. HILL, 2% Gears 3 B¢ evrooox STEREOPTICON SHOW £ 1y night cor. Market and Bixth sts.: artisiic a1 vertisements in living Dess. Lonsult OWL AD PLUMK i promoters of bus. \ . CO.. 1140 Market st QLECTRIC LIGHIS 1N EVEEY Roox Winchester House. 44 Third st nr. M 200 rooms. 250 to $1 60 per might: §1 50 Lo § week; fres bus and baggage 10 and from L 61 o £ LARKIN—BRANCH OFFIC O CALL Subscriptions and w VW EAT IS YOUR VOCATION: HAVE YOU PROSPERE WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES? Mrs. DR. F. CLARK will lift the durk v your future life; she gives you valusbie ADVI and AID in all affairs of life. 0f private s well us of business nature as, for Instance, pertaining to Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuits, Contested Wilis, ‘Divorce. Damage Suits. Mt She discovers lost or stolen property. finds burie treasures, prevents sickness misfortune: recon- ciles the separated, thus restoring lost Every person iy adapted to some part Dess, profession or trade,which may just ed theic true vocation, and yet more t you are fightIng against an unknown fate for fame, fortune and position which vou do not and cannoi obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours, 10 8 daily. Send stamp for circnlar and s terms. MRS DR. F. CLARK, 1206 Marke | ened by extensive experienca. W your delicate organism i3 beyond his sure con- troi safe In their effects. ai | action, and are warranted for both_young and oid. He excels all others in the cure of privaie disoases. Uver | Market st | rooms 11 ana 12 Dess Do motter what cause; | bogor other dangerous methods; money 1n every €ase refunded if & cure Is_no: | Beiped immediately; years experience: bome in confinement with sanitarian convenience. Con- sult free the only M | hoy ta; | 81 | )R 3. H JOSSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIAL- jortunata With & mind maiured aud enricned by aicdles of an sdvanced Order, ihers s Bardy a Gisease i the cacalogae of huian i be cannot treat to & perfoct cura. Ladles he 8 always ready taker: 8 Iaborers for city, $1 78 day; brick-ser | ¥ e eases (Do matter what cause): positively safe and sure; no danger or after effects; 8150 aC 5 as & preventive jent fres by mall on receipi of prica WALLER BROS £\ (irom whatever cause) for travelers brated remedies for monthly suppression never MEDICAL ist, still offers bis iuable services to the un assist you His knowledge has been strengili- His femaie monthiy remedies are sure and His iried and valuabie reme- jes for lost manhood sre never-falling In their ears of praciice enabies him 1O warrang cure In all cases Uonsuliasion il oc W File Girecs W 901 ariors, 908 Murket &, FROCESS THAT 18 PERFECTLY HARM. less: never fails in any case of monthly sick- no electricity hum- effecied; travelers rellable physicians, DR AND RS, DAVIES 14 McAllister st, next Hibernia k: bours 84 M. to5and 7 108 P w R FOULET'S FRENCH CAPSULES — A gusranteed_absolute cure for all female dis- taken in_tme it price $150 per box: 33 Grant ave. LL CASES OF MON THLY SUPPRESSION restored In & few urs: safe and sure at any time: instant relief home in confinement: my cele- I:every case guaranteed ! consultation free: piils . MES. Di.WYLTH, 916 Poat st., nea: Larkin ment Office. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 525 LUT OF UNCALLED FOR SHGE> FrioM 50cup i0$. 5. 562 Mission, bet 1s¢ and 2d. ARDENER FOR LIVERMORE, WI1 H REF- erences; $20, board. Gardener, 425 Ca ifornia, ISHWASHER WANTED. stree W S 830 HOWARD ANTED—CARPENTER T WOk change for room. 922 Pos: at. IN EX- MINGLEKS WANTED AT SEVENTEENTH and Gowanas sts. Call early. |$YICHER: YOUNG MAN: MUST KNOW how to make sausige; refs. Box 121, Lail. LD MAN TO WASH DISHES; 6Uc A DAY. 17 Washington st ARINEK WANT: D FOK BEER-BOTTLING business; experience not necessary. 712 ldih, | 1 ) e TEW PROC female stores In one day; can be sent and used at homne; j\n from patients and doc S: NO MEDICINE OR INSTRU- ment: every woman her own physician for all troubles, no matter from What cause: re- vou wish 10 be treited sote cill on the man ysiclan. DR. POPPER. 818 Kearny st. k, WITH 26 YEAKS' ERI:NCE in nursing, can give best of Cily references s, wishes (0 (ake ladies 1n nfinement at her uwn home; terms reasonable; s private. Address Nurse, box 109, Call. ict fict leucorrhoea and suppression: It has been In suc- cesstul use for 25 vears; & word (0 the wise is suf- | tort; intants adopte N OUNCE OF PREV 1S BETTER than & pound of care for female irregularities, fent, Address L., box 39, Call Ofiice. R. AND MiiS. WEGENER, 626 EDDY ST.— Sate quick cure for all female com plaints guar- teed: private home In confin : eve: terms moderate: pills W ANIED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE 10 fit your fee: at the sume price you buy ready- made ones, from §2, $3, $4 and 80, st 562 Mission 8L between First and Second. 339 A4S SLoBIAS i OFFICE OF O THE Caii subscripious and wass ads tekea. / ANTED—AGENTS, $20 T0 $25 A WEEK W ihire i orkers: g, capical” meehod) ok £00d%; new pian: sells st Sigh: svery jamily Becan 1" HOL SEHOLD SPACIELC Co bos 124, Cinecinnatl, Ohio. " ANTED—AGENTS; $.0 TO $25 WEEK TO rkers: no capital: new goods; new plan: el 2 g Sy ey et Hemvabinid Specific Co., box 424, Cincinnati, Ohfo. 4000 FAIR: _ANOTHER ToT NENTS than one-fourth their v from 76¢ to $2 50. 562 Mission st. bet Firstaud Second sts. ¥S FROM 14 TO 17 YEARS OF wanted. Apply at 200 Sutter st. /OUNG MAN TO ASSIST: TRAVELIN £00d business; $100 cash. G., box 1, Call. AGE Guu:, MIIL VALLEY: 825: CALL EARL' MARTIN & (O, 749 Marxet st. W ANTED—COOK FOR AN _INSTITUTION short distance in country, $40 aud found. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. 615 Nt mending. GERMAN GIRL W.NTS A PERMA- housekeeper’s place or will do plain 207 Post st., room 8 7OUNG keeper or country. WIDOW WOULD LIKE HOUSE- position in bachelor's household; clty Cail 117 Eddy st room 2. afternoon. (1IEL, ASSI T sieep home, cook, $20. 10: WOMAN, HOUS: WURK, 15: German nurse, 1 chud, $15 428 Sutier ai. JUBSCEIPTIONS AND WAN1 ADS FOR THE Cavi taken ac_branca office 539 Hayes si; open untit 9:30 o'clock. 7OUNG ~WrDISH W,DOW, from the Enst, desires a good housekeeper's position; - hotel. bachelor's or widower’s home preterred. 223 Pos: st., room 16, thira floor. RECENTLY Y QUNG (OUPLE FOR HOTEL OR PRIVATE family: woman uptop Al cook and house- worker. man work In kitchen, care for horses, garden, milk. P. O. box 114, Calistogs, Ci N EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE AN a place as housekeeper : city or connty: bach- ei0r's, widower's home or lodging-house. 1oom 11, 2238 Fost st., second floor. 4 MAKKET ST.—BEANCH OFFICE OF CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. Y QUNG wiDOW FroM EUROP: WISHES | ituation as housexeeper: bachelor or widower, 117 r:ddy st, room 1. 1HE 7OUNG SPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA would like & housexeeper's position. 505A Masor st 61 AARKIN-BRAN J CALL MU3EY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH | es,jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harrls 15 Grant av. W ANI_AD3 AND SUBSCRIFTIONS FUR THE CALL are taken 8¢ _Branch fliva soutdr west corner Sixteenth and Mission sia. CH OFFICK OF THE | ubscriptions and want ads taken. OSITION BY YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER or assistant in doctor’s or dentist’s office, or pho- tograph gallery : best of references. Address S K. box 181, Call Office (VHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA_THE | U WEEKLY CALL, seat o any address in th United States or Canada one year for $1 60, posi- ree. ! SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANESE, CHINESE EMPLOYMT OFFIGR; wailers, housecleaners. 50 Geary: el Grant 56 HINESE & Jot A SE; 81D 20 Y KA fS; ‘belpitelmain 1997 BRAULEY & Co..640 Clay UNTER & C0. CHLS SE AND JAPANFSE emp. office, 61414 Califorata st., tel. main 231 {V PLRATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear; & few inexperienced bands taken and taught. LEVI STRAUSS & CU., 843 Fremont st. ERMAN GIRL TO CARE FOR BABY home 81 61 e @G0OD sy place; $15; city references. Cail 1123 Laguna LAGKIN-BRANCIU OFFICE O¥ THE CALL. Subscriptions and wanc ads taken. OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: tamily of 2; $10. 2952c Folsom st. OUNG GERMAN GIRL FOK UPSTAIRS work 1o smali family. 1211 Hyde st. [ANTED—AN APPRENTIC: TO LEARN tailoring trade. ~ Apply to 516 Geary i, 11EL FOR HOUSEWORK: 3 IN FAMILY; piain cooking: small washiog; $20. 731 Kiils, 5() XOUNG LADIES ¥OR BALLET. OAL Hall, 620 Eush, Sunday, bet. 10 and 12 7. x 615 LAKKIN_BEANCH UFFICE OF THE O Cirw: subscriptions and wami ads. taken. JIRST-CLASS LADY STARCH-WORK ironer wanted at once. Apply Valiejo Steam Laundry, Vailejo. 100D GERMAN GIRL GENERAL HOUSE- work and coo<Ing; wages $20. 933 Haight st JTRONG GIRL: HOUS WO : ) cooking: wages $12. 7486 Cas:ro st. / OUNG EASTERN LADY WA TS G man partuer. Room 3, 223 Post st. DY,Y.C? Do U Cr SPECIAL AND EXTRA- ordinary offer of 2 weeks' sewing lessons free 10 beginners this week at the 3 chowell Dress- making and Milinery Scheol, 103 Post st. PLAIN NTLE- 167 S 'L 35 — ERANGH OFFICE 07 THE CALL subscripuoa and waus ads taken. ADIES' SHOES, SOLING, 86c. MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repalring done at half the usual price.” 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. LD-ESTABLISHED BARBER-SHOP; OW T 1U years one piace. 1317 Stockton st. JHOESHOP FOR SALE CHEAP: LEAVING town. 1802 Bush st., near Octavia. OURNEYMEN BARBERY | ¢ ‘tional Union of Burean, (OLEARANCE SALE—$5000 WORTH BOOTS ard shoe:: must sa-rifice: $1 50 shoe 75¢, $2 shoes B, £3 ‘shoes ¥1 50. £4 shoes $2: $5 shoes $2 30, 36 shoes $3. €38 Maiket si., opp. Pal.ce. PARLY HAVING SMALL CaPl have a good situation. 167 taken. VINE MEN'S o1der, $2 & INTERNA- America Free Employment 84 Fourth st. L LESS. Secretary. CAL CAN B. E., box 68, Call. SL—BRANCH Cavy; NiaTa UFEIUK OF Tue Decription and waui ads CALF SHOES, $175; TO half s 8, 25¢ up. 959 Howard MARKET ST _BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions tuken. -n Cisease or complain:: home for patients: bess skill. free diagnosis Iate. USGOOD BROS., Coast Agents Oaklan B& GOODWIN SPECIALISTS, LADIES near or far: safe. quick cure guaranteed, any low fees: self-cure 401 Van Ness Gles with female troubles; no danger: sateand re: 82 80 exprews C. 0. D.; don't delay untll too DR SCOTT™S, 410 LL FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND DIS. eases of the eye permanently cured at MRS eary st ; consultation frea Y SES; 2 home in confinement: every comfort: satistac- tion guaranieed. MR~ DR. GW YK, 226 Turk st. UR® CURE FOR ALL FEMALE DISE. RICHARDS & C0. U PKAE™ FEM\LE REGULATING PILLS; eafe and efliclent emmenagogue: $1 per box. ruggists, 408 Clay st.,sole agia (> URE CURE IRREGULARITIES OR OTHER female diseases. MRS, DR. PUETZ, 20414 4th, OME IN CONFINEMENT: women. Mrs. Dr. DISEASES OF Funie, 1416 8th st., Alameda. D K HALL 14 MCALLISI| KK STREET, Noas Jones. Diseases of women and childrea. No case” peoullae | MEE PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRV AVl "ant card-reader, born double vell und seco, sight; diagnoses disease, il life reading gents $1: palm. and clairv.; sit. $1 50. BEST MEDIT ME M ‘voyant, card-reader; charms free 73 Fourtn st. ORTUNES TOLD BY PLANETS, MOST gifted medium. MME. LENEMAR, room 8, 141 Tayor st.. near Eddy: no signs. MIE MELBOURNE. GIFTED CLAIRVOY ant; never fails; cail and be convinced Geary st., room 23, second floor: 25¢; gents 50c. RS, DE ARDIGAN, EASTE M deianrseiler: siwony ove charms mada Harrison st. ME. ARNDT, GEEMAN FORTU | MESEE SEA L e AR VoY ax T at0vD I M 07 Miseion st savies on meatness sud love | affairs; picture future husbandor wife: charma. N M MK HA NSEN, PALMIST, CARD R Ppast, present and uture; 3oc. ME RAVENA READS LIF business advice; names giv YPSY LIFE-READER 3 SEVENTH ST.; ladies 98¢, gen's 50c: ail questions answered. ME. SYBILLE TELLS FR grave: pictures eiven:ladics ADEE 148 6th st r. 6. A ! FLUENTLY: 5c p.5 Fourth. M CRADLE 9140’ Farrel M SPIRITUALISM. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLAT A. writer. 118 Haight st.: bours 9 until 6 P. x FIREMEXS BENEELT CIRCLE TO-NIGHT, 10c. MME, YO S, 605 Meallister st invited. N RS FULTON—_MATERIALIZING SEANC to-night, 50c: sittings daily. 81 Fell st. SEN'S TEST CIKCLE TO-NIGHT; § 10 cents. 109 Ninth st. MR eve MEDIUM e, GRIFFIN CIRCLES : readings. RS KATE HOSKINS Vi ES MAYO STEERS, 117 M. Fri., 8 p.u.; readings daily, $1. 701 McAllis: sday, 8 P. ., Thursde MES SHRINER RETURNED: CIRCLE AL day evening; sittings daily. 311Van Nessave. M SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, ice. 218 Stockton si. RS 3.9, \ HITNEY, for messages and ad DENTISTS. AN VROOM & CO’S ELECTRO- D! NTAL Parlors, 997 Market st.: lady attendant: no gas O oher dangerous anssthetics giveu; electrioity the great agent used Lo reliove palu: teeth filled nQ extracted painiessiy by our new elecrical process: a wrltien guaranice given with ail work done; lowest prices. Dest work: all surgical work attended by G. W. Wiliamson, M.D., paysician #nd surgeon: examination free’ by ‘the vse of our new electrical appliances: porcelain sud gold crowns; bridge-work and teeth without plates a speclaity. Electro-Dental Pariors, 997 Market s FULL SET OF TEELH. $5: PAL L) exiraction: see our mew combination plate: thinnest, lightest, coolest plate made: warranted 10 years: fillings, 50c; crowns, $3 50 : lady assisi- ant CHICAGU DENTAL PAKLOXS, 24 Sixth. JAINLESS EXTRACTION, 50c. CROWN bridee work a speciaity; plates $5 up: 13 years experience. $ FULL| erowas, 83 50 Puc ) K L WaLSH, D.s~, 81534 Geary. = SE BEST MAK 7 TEETH; . kept in repair; extractiag free: Bilings,50c; Dental Parlors, 1% Third. W HORSES. ANTED — GENTLE SADDLE - HORSE: state age and price. G. H., box 21, Call. ¥ single and double iNEL CARRIAGE TEAM, SADDLE HORSE, Shetiand ponv, sidebar top buggy. phaeton, harness. DALZIEL, 605 ROOME DENTAL ASSUCIA 1 LUN, 759 MA Ket, vet. 3d and 4(h: £ass specta.isis: painiess extraciing, with gas, $1: piaces, $7up: fill, $1up HIO DENTAL PARLORS_~ILVES FIL ings, bUc up: gold, $1 up: crowns, 83 plates, §6 up. 906 Market st. N EYER, DEUTSCHER ZAHNAKZ : GAS Hall: we have bix bargains in harness, robes, eLc. : cali and satisty yourselt Golden Gace ave. gIven. 935 Market, formerly 1012 Mission. UCTION SALES KVERY SATURDAY AT | POSITIVELY PAINLESS EXTRACTION, DR 11 o'clock of horses, buggies, wagons, harness, HARDING, 500Sutter cor. Powell tol. maings73 e Emporium sales yards 220 Valencia sk, 3. — — WATKINS, autioneer. ET OF TEETH WITHUUL A FLAlx DR H. C. Young, 1841 Polk st 4() HORSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGON = 7T buggies, carts, harness: Grand Arcade Horss R J. J. LEEK, 1126 MAKKLL S0 UFEN Marker, 327 Sixth st.: auction saies every Wad: eventngs: Sundaya tll boon. deatisiry taush: Desday. KULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers. — — - WOLiGS LEATAL AS-OCLA 41U, BUo o 0 YOU KNOW THAT LEIBOLD HARNEsS | ketst. DR CHAKLES W. DECKER Co. has removed to 211 Larxin st, opp. City H0busineas 500’10 1506 pomnca OM Tookse oo stables. 1301 Turk; leam of large young males. HEAD OF HORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY "ORSES PASTURED, 82 A MO.; SEND FOR Hyde Ranch, 630 Commeroial st. circular. 6 LARKIX—BRANCH OFF¥IC CALL OF THE Subscrintions and wan ads taken. 15 W ANTED—1000 MEN TO EAT OUR FREE lunch with bottle beer or wine, 5c. Managed by JACUB DREYFUSS, 412 Jackson st. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, W ATCH- es,jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harria 15 Grantav. W ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that KEd Rolkin, Heno Houss proprie- tor, sull rums Denver House 217 Third st.: 13 large rooms; 26c per night: $1 (0 $3 per week. OOMS, 150 10 75¢ PER NIGHT: 500 10 31 50 per week. Oriental, 225 Drumm st. ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGE= DUE LA BOR- ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Agey, 110 Sutter, PhY ACME Holse &0 sarhol oL iow Eixth. fur s room: ibca Light: ®L a weec 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: ‘ubscrintions an. wan: ads taken. OSEDALE, 521 EiLls Nit. TAYLOR—100 mingle furnished rcoms: 25¢ & night: §1 week. J,ABGE STOCK Nkw AND SECOND-HAND 4 shoes 1or sale; lot lndies' and misses’ shoes, 2te up: misfits exchanged; good repairing: shows made (0 order any style $5 up. Central ale- 1ng Shop, 749 Mission st., tiear Graud Opera-house. W BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOV 24419 31134 Sutter. Trunks delle HINE~E AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best beip. 41413 O'Farreil. Tel. k. 406 MOSEY LOANED ON DIAMON DS, WATCH- s, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant a § EMUS WANIS i MoN 10 GEL BOC. l § R BTV TR ea froe lunch. 643 Clay. JINE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND MILK top and open bugg. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. 7 A SET FOKR 1onlH—WAKKANTED A% BT food an can be made: fillng $1. DR SINAS dentist 980 Markes si. méx: Baidwin 1heates 443 MAKREL ST, Eieventh; D0 chargs for extracilug wh Fiates aro made: old plaies made over Jiko Do Seeih from $3 per sei: exiracting SUC: gas givea. K GEORGE W. LEEK, 1ik GENUING Leek dentist, discoverer of painless exiracioa aod patentes of 'lmproved bridge work ot lesh Wwithou: any plate. moved from 6o UV Karrellsa TALL WORK KEASONABLE AND WAk Tanted DR J W. KEY. 1520 Mncket s wagons chea, for cash or 1nst als0 1 hack. ments; 1 fine 828 Liarrizon st. $ ©F LIGHT DELIVEKY WAGON; A BAR- ©19. gain. 1013 Harrison si. N EW AND SECOND-HAND WAGONS FOR ale cheap. 404 Jackson st. A cheap. Fifteesth and Vaiencia s:s. EW AND S~COND-HAND WAGONETTES, DhACKs. SUrr-ys, buggies, carts and harness el. White 371. trot spring business wagon, made to order: 1 shors OP ROUKAWAY. GOOD AS NEW: & iling cari. SHAW, 1621 Market st. coast. CAi. CAM SUPPLIES. REE DEMONSTRATIONS OF VELUX PA- per daily at 22 Geary st.; sole agency for the RA CO. PHOTOGRAPHERS BICYCLES. @+ () FORA $100 MAKCH BICYCLE, WITI D2V new M. & W. tizes ~0lo iolsum si., 8 5P ADIES' AND GENTS' HIGH-GRADE '96 bicycie; cheap. 418 Larkin, near Tur RIBUNE. $:0. PIERCE SPE Fowler, $15: all in perfec._order. Bazsar, Cycle Depariment, 35 Geary s TAL, $45: Golden Rule ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. A DYICE EREE: DIVO:C £\ lalty: private; no fee without success: probate insolvency. collections. patents, trademarks, ete. obtained: private detectives: estab.ished 10 years G W.HOW i, auy atlaw,850 Murket, cor. Scocktn DVIC cessful. AWS A SPEC e FREE: NO CHARG W. W. DAVIDS N UNL' SSSUG- 927 Market st. Jo 6, PROFESSIONAL CARDS. HN E. RICHARDS, LAW OFFJCES. KOOMS ALE. FOR SOLD KE (FF _R: MUS 26 and 27, Crocker LA delepioue M Man krancisco, Uak and removed at once; B 549 to 655 Cali 556 Mission st. R o