The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 24, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1897. STATE PRINTER GETS THE JOB Board of Regents Awards the Printing Contract to Him. C. F. Crocker Thanked for His Donation to the Indian Solar Eclipse Expedition Resolutions Adopted for the Disposi- tion of University Mcneys in the State Treasury. A special meeting of the Board of Regents was held yesterday aiternoon at the Mark Hopkins Institute ot Art, at which were present Regents Phelps, Crocker, Marye, Martin, Black, Koote, Houghton, Chase and Attorney Mnoon. The meeting was called to consider the means advisable to be emploved to secure a balance of ttie fund in the State treasury set aside tor the construction of college buildings. After receiving the adviee of Attorney Mhboon the following resoiutions were read and adopted without a dissent- ing vote: WHEREAS, The State Legislature has appro- priated the sum of $250,000 for the “‘erection of bui.dings and other departments of the University of California,” which said sum, or the unexpended balance thereof, is in the State treasury supject to the use of the said Board of Rgents, and Woereas contracts for the erection of said build- ings have been reguiarly let to conraci. ors as required by law in a sum ex- ceeding $125,000, the sum payable during the current (ihe forty-eighth) fiscal year, and the said buildings are now in process of erec- tion, and said Regents are bound and firmly ne:d on said contracts for the payment of said sum of $125,000 to said contraciors, and_du- plicate originels of suid contracts have been filed in the office of the State Contioller, to- gether with the authorized bills of material and specifications as required by law; and whereus said Regents have heratofore drawn and paid out of saia sum of $125,000 the sum 01 $49.723 42 in cash, and there remains $75,- 276 58. expended and paysble on said con- iracts for the currentfiscal year, be it Resolved, That the president of the Board of Regeuts, the Hon. James H. Budd, draw from the State treasury the said sum of $75,276 58 and pay the same over to Louls Sio s ESq., the treasurer of the University of California. Ine dorsea: The Hon, E. P. Colgan, Controller of the State of California, is requesied to draw Lis warrant for (he sum of $75,276 58 in favor of Louis Sloss Esq., treasurer of the University of California. And the Hon. Levi Rockliffe, Treasurer of the State of California, will upon presentation of said warrant pay over the sum of $75,276 58 to Louis Sloss Esq., treasurer oi the University of California, pursuant to the within order aud resolution of the Board of Regents of the University of California. The secretary then read a vote of thanks to be tendered Regent Crocker for his generous offer to contribute the expenses of the expedition to India to witness the total solar eclipse that will take place in 1898, Following is the text of the resolution: WHEREAS, C. F. Crocker has offered to bear the expense of an expedifion 10 observe the totel solar eclipse of January, 1898, in India, Resolved, That the Board of Regents accepts this generous offer, which makes such &n ex- pedition possibie, with sincere thanks. Resolted, That Professor Campbell is hereby autho:.zed w proceed, without loss of salary, to India on or about October 20, 1897, 10 es- tablish an eclipse station, returniug to Mount Hamilton on or before June 1, 1898. Resolved, That the cost _of such expedition shall be met from the gift of Regent Crocker and by duly authorized expenditures from the budget of the Lick Opservatory, aud that the safe return of all instruments ‘belonging 10 the observatory or loaned by others snall be fuily insured Resolved, That the director of the Lick Ob- scrvatory be instructed to prepare general plans and directions for the expedition, and that he is authorized to furnish such instra- ments and suppliesas can be sparcd and as are necessary for the expedition. After some discussion regrading the matter of printing 2500 copies of the *‘an- nouncement of courses,” whicu some three weeks ago had been awarded to the Pacific Press Publishinz Company of Oak- land and subsequently rescined, it was upon motion deciaed to bestow the work upon the State Piinter who had offered to do the work at actual cost, and the finance committee was instructed to araw and forward to State Printer Johnston the amount necessary to complete the work. The amount standing to the credit of the Whiting fund, which by reason of the inheritance tax had become slightly depletcd, was ordered restored to its orig- ipai amount by appropriating the differ- ence from the current income fund. After approving the action of the build- ing committee in accepting the assign- ment of Contractor Campbell to Contracior Carlzy for the construction of the agri- cultural building and authorizing the sale of 2081 acres of land in Kern County be- longing to the university for $2914, the board adjourned. PLANS RAPIDLY MATURING Endeavorers’ Executive Com- mittee Holds an Important Me-ting. Christian Chinese to Act as Guides for the Visiting Dele- gates The committee of 97, which has charge of the preparations of the convention in July, met Tuesday evening at its head- quarters in the Young Men’s Christian Association building. The meeting was well attended, and considerable business transacted. A sub-committee on puides for Chinatown reported that the Christian Chinese of the various missions had volunteered their services to escort visitors through Chinatown without ex- pense. It was decided to make this an- nouncement in some way so as to give Eastern visitors the opportunity of it ing that curious section of the city if they so desire. The matter of messenger service was 1e- ported upon by Mr. Rowe, the president of Goiden Gate Union. Afier a short dis- cussion it was resolved to invite ail juniors of twelve years of age and over, and all members of the Boys’' Brigade of the City 10 act asa volunteer messenger service during the convention. The uni- form will consist of cost and hat gimilar to those worn by the Boys’ Brigade. The reception committee held a meeting on Monday evening, at_which about tweuty membersof the staff were present. The reception committee expects to hold a final meeting to-morrow evening at the First Baptist Church, on Eddy street. The music for the eveuing will be in charge of Robert Cleland, chairman of the railroad section of the reception commit- tee. Rev. M. P. Boynton, pastor of the First Baptist Church, will in prayer, 2nd there will be addresses by Rolla V. Watt, chairman of the committes of 97, and Rev. J. B. Orr, pastor of Park Co gregational Church. Mr. Watt will speak upon ‘“‘A Heartv Reception, and How 10 Glive It,” and Mr. Orr will take for his subject, “The Spiritual Work of the Re- ception Committee.” Itis expected that about fifty dozen caps will be ready for ry, | distribution at this meeting, and mem- bers of the reception committee will pur- e their caps then. The committee on decorations revorted anumber of plans for the beautifying of the convention buildingsand of the streets of San Francisco. The contract for deco- rating the interior and the entrances of the Mechanics' Pavilion was awarded to A. F. Bchleicher. The contract for deco- rating the assembly ball to be erected in tae Mechanics' Pavilion, and also of adorning the entrance to tbe main pa- vilion, was awarded to F. E. Pratt. Re William Rader, chairman of the commit- tee on pulpit supply and special meetings, gave an outline of the evangelistic ser- vices to be conducted under the auspices of that committee. 5 A special committee has been appointed which is preparing an excellent form of service consisting of a selection of Scrip- tural readings, one or two hymns, etc., which will be printed and distributed in all the evancelistic services. These will be held everv evening during the conven- tion, and will be conducted by visiting ministers ana Christian workers. The meetings will be re-enforced by delega- tions from local and visiting societies to help along the music and to assist in every possible way. The following were added to the press committee: James F. Mason, Lester B. 8mith, R. J. Patterson, Walter Parsons Clark, Ray V. Simpson, George B. M. Dougall, Herber: C. Watts, Arthur H. Cole, Harry C. Mor- ris, Fabus T. Fincu, Robert Cleland, C. F. Baker, Miss D. A. Matthews, Miss Janet B. Hopps, Miss Eva L. Whalley, Miss Lottie J. Graeber, Miss Georgie M. Read. The finance committee reported that in its judgment there would be enough money collected at the time of the con- vention to meet all bills promptly. The collections reported yesterday were as iollows: Previously r ported -$12,686 78 | tish Thistle Club NOTICE OF MEETINGS. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continned. INEAT RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES POSE tion to do upstairs work and sewing, or will take care of children; good Tefersnce. Address 4272 Twenty-fifth st. $15 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 615 ERLE avatriniions and want ads taxe HELP WANTED-Continued. EFLP WANTED—Continnad. ROTESTANT = GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK and plain cookiog: small family: no children; wages, $15. 1602 Washington st., near Larkin. SEAMEN FOR NEW YORK, AUSTRALIA and coasti; S| Wasnineonsung. slue Jacket Shipping Uflice, 12 IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOXK: small fmily: weges $10. Apply 3 Golden place, off Golden Ga e ave., near Hyde. QITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD SWED- \sh girl, laundress, work by the day, washing and oning or_any kind of work. #17¢ Colling- wood st, bet. Nineteentn and I'wentieth sts. = CALIFOENIA LODGE No. 1, F. & A. M., will meet THIS (THURS. DAY) EVENING, June 24, at 7:30 o'clock. Third degre». By order of th Master. ~ FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. DORIC LODGE NO, 216, F. AND A M. 121 Eddy st.— ‘a/led meeting THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 7:80 o'clock. Tuird degres. All Master Ma- sons are invitea. By order of the W. M 3. R. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. & ERANCOAMERICAN LODGE Na 207, L 0. 0. F.—Officers and members are requesied to weet at their ball THURSDAY, June 24. at 7/ 8 0'Clock P. ., for iniilation. Members of sister lodges are cordially invited to sitend. L L REMY, N.G. R LAVIGNE, Secretary. YERBA BUENA LODGE No. 15, 1. 0. 0. F.—Officers and members are requesied t0 b: present = at the next reguiar meeting, THU RS- 7/} AY LVESING, June 24 Au amendment to the bylaws proposed and other busiuess of im- portance. M. . JnFFERS JR.N. G. GEo. L. PEREAX, Rec. Sec. GATHERIGATHEGIGATHER! Tirere will be a ¢rand reunion of the members of the San Franciseo Soot- nd thelr gentleman friends at Fraternity Hail, 32 O'Farrell sireet, THIS + VENING, at 8 o'clock. Every Scolchman 1n this city, as well as the surrounding towns is cordlally invited to be presen. A grand g nicut. TLots of joy. Come one. come all. Me: bers will receive their tickets 10r ihe games. J. HILL \cting Royal Chiet. GEORGE W. PATERSON. Recorder. REBEL CORK BENEVOL clation—Members of the pirni, o requested to attend & m Hall, 1153 Mission st., on TE NT ASSO- committes P, JEERY MAHONEY, Secretary. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— S THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address In the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, postage free. SPECIAL NOTICES. THLY ~FLL ALL KINDS GF DRY B2 oii. houiery, underwear, bedspreads, towels, tabie-covers, laces, embroidery, linings, trimmings, veliings, eic., very cheap al Ploneer Lry Goods Store, 108 Fifih st. S DAIRY IS Foisom ss. Tel NOW LOCATED phone while 271. [ JUKKISH CABINET BATHS TR gents and ladles. R., 11, 1205 Geary st. J. Biandensielo i 250 00 San Francisco Laundry 50 00 United States i aundry. 5000 | Wilium Cluft & Co e 25 00 Deming-Paimer Mi ling Company . 2500 alor.on Special Delivery.... 2500 | Studenaker BIOS..........0es..r. 2000 | orge E. BOArdman. ........... 1000 | G. 0. Helue...... 500 | O'Bries & Spoiorao. 500 B M. Alchiuson..... 5 00 Rathjen Bros. : 500 Total.. $13,161 78 Kittie Rodgers Released. Kittle Rodgers, accused of counterfeiting, appeared before United States Commissioner Heacock yesterday morning and stated that she had been unable to find sureties for her a1l of $250 and asked to be allowed 0 d o pi on her own recognizence. The Commissicper 100k pity upon her and granted her request. Tie evidence ngainst her was not sirong. She lived in the same house with the counterfeit ers, members of her fan and she could not very well live elsewhere. HOTEL ARRIVALS, COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. | CW Vanghn, Fresno Mrs Warnock, Irsland | Geo Brotiles, 'Lemoore Miss \ Buckley, Lemoor | W A Thomas, Portlund J Howe, Portland | J Hester, Sacto W Christensen, Portiand | D Scawartin-, Portland J D Morcan, Boiinns | T A Fobey, ifeland W Murga:royd, Portland C A Shai'uck & w. Cal L 1) Reeb, Sonora EE Long, Watsonville Miss E Leschinskey, Cal | 4 H Crosvy, Haywards Mrs 8 O Kurnow, Sonors | Miss C Kurnow, Sonora G Fauss, Portiand P Petersiles & w, L Ang » Jensen, M: kden C Reynolds, Los Ang P Miller & w, Iaako E B Willis,' Bagerstield J Curnell, Bakersfield opin & w. Astoria T K Jameson, Astoria ST Jomes, Asioria J McCarthy, Por land A Menzone, Portiapd F McKercher & sn, Or | 33 Wilso. Portiand J Gleeson & w, (r( | T Burder: & w, Portiand Miss V Ross Portland | Misy H Ross, Fort aod irs Merbach, Portland E E Woodruff. Colo J F Con..or, Chicago C J Cooper, Portland H Jefts, Arizona i1 Plere, Po tiand | J Kannelly, Chicago | J Mooney, Portiand P D Dinsmore & fm, Or Miss D Bamiton, Cal Mis< B Hamliton, Cal 3D Peters & tm, Cal 1 C Walker & w, Portid K Manping & w, ~eattle Mrs M Corcoran. Cal Miss J Corcoran, Cal J D Corcoran & w, Cal T Cariisle, Boston GRAND HOTE ss W I Boston, Cal 8 U Maynard, San Jose sJ H Dungau, Cat J P Stanley, Uklah T W C Waters, Watsonvle Mrs E McCiatchy. Sacto F X Baver & w, Sucto L D ~m.th, Stockion W Miner, Mariposa F Howard, Portand | 3 F D lackbur: & w, Cal il E Henaerson,Chicago F E Wadswor h & w, Cal | B McCullough, Cal J H Milzner, Tucsou A L Sweeney. Stock on 8 E Zwerin, Wash J B Medera Froitvale Mrs A M Shyder, N Y | C'W Revuolds. Alameds A r. Osbourne, Kidridge | ¢ A Whitford, Riverside J H Lyudon. San Jose J Beire & w, Portand G H Fox, Clements C'Robinson, Portland Mrs M B Odeli, Stockton I M Elder, Portlasd T G Miller, Swekton W Christians, Tacoma O S Flin:, Sacto S McKenzie, Nupa E Gilman. Oroville M Burke, San ‘Jose D Hart, Vallejo £ J M.flai, Berkeley E A Van Dal.en, S Jose | W smith &'w, Nepa PALACE HOTEL. H A Cohen, N ¥ 3.C Bracmer. Palo Alto Arthur Winslow, Kans H H Henshaw, Cal Francis T Dwyer, Sacto Chas T Jattiage, N Y C i Fanchor, X ¥ A B Bosers, N Y A B West. Deavor Dr Barnard, Denver Mrs C B West, Denver Thomas Tipton, Utah BF Brooks, Riverside H D -ears. Bosion AJ Marcus, Menlo Park Sam Heimer, » ¥ J.hn W Cotter, Butte Mrs A J Marcus, Cal Mrs fefavor. ¥ 1 H J Knowles, Oaklana Mrs Jno W Cotter, Butte O P Jenkins, Paio Alio A1y H J Kuowies, Oak T 4 Field, Monterey A C Barnett, Palo'Alto Mrs T J Field & ch, Cal Mrs A Moores. PaloA to Geo Enser, West fend Geo E Griswoid, Chicago A J Hechiman, Bacto W H Kincead, Sacto Mrs W H Kincead, sacto LICK HOUSE. F Lewis, Pleasanton ¥ E Ware, Cal W H Lowden, Oakiand W H Lng, (al C A Shattuck, Fresno FOShipley & w, Oakland Mrs CE Moody,San JoseG W Rice, San 3 iguel W W Gallin, San Jose A J Lachmaa, Cal P gawyer, Cal C Stewart, Pasadean T Fux, Sacto ST Black, Sucto J C Moore & w, S Diego E H Johns'n & w, Cal it F Gratizary.'S Diego J H Neale. Sonora CByonway & w, Lake Mrs F Be handler, Cal E R Thompson. Stocktn W R Price, Fresio T Moftatt, Waisonville J D Thompson, Salinas Lons, Tiii_ ols Miss A B Barney, N Y fller, <an Jose Miss Miller, San Jose Miss G Burr, Monterey Mrs D & Parss, S:usa'ito A Marks, Ca 3 T Burch, Concord Miss M £ly. Minn Miss C Lly, M nn A Hoch, Cai F Plant & w, Boston W Sullivan, Los Ang NEW WESTERN HOTEL J B Morgan, Fresuo M Helmsworth. Fresno 07 Clark. Sacto P Hanson, Stockton J Mylar! Los Ange'es L 0'Donnell, Ls Angeles J Haoson, Visalia J O’Connor.'Petaluma G U Vouriies, Ls Angles A Wood. Los Angeles F G Benner, Erie L S Dyar, Ontario L Banks, Los Angeles Mr Virring & w, Portind M Heliinger, Mont E Evan , Quiney Mrs G Hopper&s, Chicgo T V C My tou, Uniario 1 Wood, ~acto J W Evans, Los Angeles T F Canning, Portland W E Rux. Portiand Mrs H Ruk, Portland P W Harris, St Paul BALDWIS HOTEL. 8 Harrls, Seatt e Dr J G Neal, Honolulu J Lynch, Los Angeles G Bates, Los Angeles Mrs H S Minser. Or Mrs K Fdals, Or W M Crows. Chicago J C Hicks, Portiand W C Pubben, Poriiand G Rout.eige, Portland C L Weinberg, Colo W Bowditcn, B ston C Jenkins, Los Augeles C Hunter, Salt Lake McManus. N ¥ E P Burns, ~t Paul F A Mar ing, St Paul G Abbott, Portland C Frezer, Seattie SAN FRANCISCO “ CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CAr— 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. 529 Huyes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. EW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; epea antl o'cloc 2818 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open nntil oclock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentueky strects; open till § o'clock, DIVIDEND NOTICES. UMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SO- ciety, 1. Geary +t._The direciors have de clurea the foliowIng semi-annoal dividends: 4,20 Pperoent ver annum on ierm and 560 per cent per an.um on_ordinary: deposits, payable 0n and after July 1,1897. ERNEST BHA- D, Sec. £ DIVIDEND NOTICE_TH: GERMAN Bavings and Loan Society, 526 Caiifornia st For the naif year enaing June 30,1897, a div- idend has been decinred at the rate of four and twenty bundredihs (4 20-100) per cent per annum on term deposits, ani three aud fifiy hundredths (3 60-100) per cent. per annum on ordinary its free of taxes, payable on and after Th July 1 1897. GEOKGE TOURNY, Secre DIVIDEND NOTICE—=AN FRANCIS- CO®AVINGS UNION, No. 532 California cor. Webb. For the Lialf year ending wiih the h of June, 1897, a diviGend has been aeciared at the rale per annu of four and two-tenths (4.2) per cent on term deposits and .hree and nhve-tenths (35) per cen:_on_ordinary deposits, free of taxes, Ppayable on and after THURSDAY, July 1, 1897, LOWELL W HITE, Cashier. DIVIDEND NOTICE—MUTUAL SAV- INGS BANK O SaAx FRANCISC), 33 Post st For the half year ending June 30, 1897, a dividend has been declared at the raie of four (4) per cent per annum on term deposits and three 204 one-third (3%4) per ceu: per annum on ordi- nary deposi:s, of taxes, payable on and after THURSDAY, July 1, 1807 © . GEORGE A, STORY, Cashier. |G BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR #4 collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 5650 = BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED 243 to 81115 Sutter. ‘I runks deilevred, 28c. SITUATIONS WANTED-F ALE. JIRST-CLASS ENGLISH situation; best references: MISS CULLEN, 823 Butter COOK DESIRES city or country. MIDPLEAGED WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- tion, $5. MISS CULLEN, 825 utter st YOMPE T MOTHER AND DAUGHTER J esire nituations; best references; city or couns try. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. TOUNG ENGLI-H WOMAN DESIRES place for geueral housework 'n country, with little girl 7 years old; good references. ~Apply MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st Y0\ PETENT SWEDISH HOUSEGIRL: GOOD ) cook: % years' reference: city or conntry: $20 or $26. MES. NORTON, 816 Sucter at VERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS LAMBERT, tel. main 5332, removed 0 417 Powell st. ADIES IN SEARCH OF A NEAT G girl with b years’ refercnces, can find o applyiog t0J. ¥. CROSETT & CO., 818 Sutt MAN by st TOUNG WOMAN ABOUT 20 STRUGGLING for education would do housework outside of school hours 10r & g0od home aud small compen- sation: s udies wil not inierfere with other du- ties: williag to leave the city. J. D., box 185, Call Oftice. RELIABLE KRENCH WIDOW WOULD LIKE 10 secu-e & housekeeper’s position in hotel or buchelor's home; clty or country. 112 Market st., room 31 W OEK BY THE DAY WANTED BY F2 perienced laundress and house-cleaner: refer- ence given. M KS. BROWN, 438 Sutter st., g1o- cery store. YOUSS WIDOW FROM THE COUNTRY wishes & housekeeper's position in bachelor's or widower's bome. 120 Eddy st., room % IRL 16 YEARS WISHES A POSITION TO do light housework and assist with children: Prefers o sleep at bome. 1053 Howard st WISHES PECTABLE YOUNG _GIRL RE | RS Gation in Amesican family: rererenton. Gt 948 Folsom s er,(xfi,l-: AMERICAN WOMAN, UNDER- stands German, wishies situatio : in small fum- ily or as nousekecper; wages from $15 to $20. 829 Howad st. EFINED nature, desi GLISH WIDOW, SUNNY s po.tion as housekeeper fn widower's or bachelor's home preferred: = good ©cook. 122 Taylor st.. room 18. QWEDISH WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE D day, washing and housecieaning; first-class worker. 8. W. W., box 571 Call Office. JTRONG WOM AN WISHES SITUATIO! ) do general housework: city or couniry; g reference. Address O. U., box 1, Call Office. TO 00d 7OUNG GIRL DESIRES TO OBIAIN HOUSE. work or upstairs work. 19 Zoe si., bet. Third and Fourth. TOUSG SWEDISH WOMAN WISHES A SIT- nation as firsi-class cook, laundress. Address 7064 Joves st. RESPECIABLE, MIDDLE-AGED GERMAT lady wishes position as housekeeper. Address 569 Seventh st.. Oakiand. MERICAN WOMAN WANTS TO COOK ON ranch or cham bermaid in country hotel. Room 7, 86434 Mission st. 00D, WILLING GIRL WOULD LIKE WORK to walt on an old lady or do upstairs work or take care of children. Call 167 Ninch at M IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES SITUA- tion to do housework, plain cooking and washing. 258 Lighth st W OMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF WORK BY tbe day: houseclea: first-ciass laundress. Ledies’ Union, 7 Van Ness ave. ERMAN GIKL WI-HES do housework; Florida SITUATION TO wages $15. Address 1138 near T wenty-fourtn. 7OUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION To DO 1i<ht housewo:k; 1o children, Call or address 1313 Aayes 8., near Devisadero. TOUNG FEENCH WOMAN WANT= WASH- fug, ironing and cleaning by the day. 881 Golden Gate ave. ELIABLE TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN wishes situation care of young children or infant; Pro.estant family; $25: refereaces, 0. S, box 92, vall Office. S ATION WANIED BY RESPECTABLE woman: is an exce:lent cook; good references. Address 1912 McAllister st. JEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WeANTS A permanent place as & housekeeper: city or country; wil Go piain mending. %07 Yost, rm. 8 YTERMAN GIRL (GOOD COOK) WANTS Po- sition to do general housework in private fam- Call 369 Jessle st. ily. Y OUNG ATTRACTIVE EASTERN LADY would Iike s good place as housekesper: hotel or widower's home preferred. 234 O'Furreil, r. 9. 7OUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO housework. * Call a 1261 Cumberiand st, near 19:h, off Guerrero, bet. A M. and 2 . M JWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR geueral housework. 1135 Florida st. W OMAN WISHESTO WORK IN EXCHANGE for room rent. Address 754 Minna st. OSITION WAN1 ED BY A BRIGHT YOUNG §ir: of 10 years as cashier or assistant in clzar or candy stand, ptotograph or dentist office. Address A. M. L., 1041 Mission st. RESSMAKER WILL GO TO SHOP OR famiiies by the aay: ail branches cuiting and fiitlug; vel. green 144, or McDoweil’s, 108 Post st. 4 MABKET ST—BRANCH OFKICE OF 1i& CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. ‘W ANTED—SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER br widow in & widower's family, 148 Sixth st., Brunswick House, room 2. OMPETENT NURSE IS READY FOR EN- ) g:gements at $7 per week. Address G. N. G., tox 93, Call Officr. Y OUNG wiDOW FROM EUROP: WISHES situacion as housekeeper; bachelor Or widower. 117 £ddy st, room 1. ANTED—GIRL FOR GENKRAL HOUSE- work; family of 2; wages $10 to $12. Call between 9 and 11, 1830 Ellis st. 615 LAKKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE ©) CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. IRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORE AND sieep at home. 1410 Buchanan st PERATORS: GOOD BUTTONHOLE-MAK- ron custom vests. 2414 Third st.,room 2 7OUNG =PANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA would like & housexeeper's position. 5054 Masor, st. ANT ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR W taken a¢ Branch Ofiice svaur west corner Nixteenth snd Mission st 7OUNG AND ATTRACTIVE FRENCH widow wants a working housekeeper’s plac or will do mending: lodging-house or widower’ bome preferred. +.00m 2, 122 Fost st JEAT, RELTABLE WOMAN WISHES POSI- tion’'as working housekeeper in bacheior’s or widower’s home ; city orcountry ; wages $30. MRS, C. L., 40 Mary st., off Howard, bet. Fifth and Sixth. 61’ LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Eubscriptions and want ads taken. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- ev.jev elry ealskin (ncle Harrls.15 Grant av. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANESE. CHIN ESE EMPLOYMT OFFICE: waiters, Lousecleaners. 30 Geary: tel. Grant 56 HIN JavAS Sk EST'D 20 Y EARS; heip:tel. man 1897 BRADLEY & C0..840 Clay UNTER & C1.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California st., tel. main 231. BINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT best heip 41433 O'Farrell, Tel F. 426, TOUNG MAN, 20, OF TWO Y EARS' EXPERI- nographer, desires a like pos . F. yreferred. Address 1. Y box 94, Cail Office. TOUNG MAN, ACCUSTOMED TO GARDEN- ing, care of Lorses and as help around private place, wants work: city or country; good refer ences. Address J. K., box 62, Call. ELIABLE GERMAN, UNMARRIED, COM- petent 1o take chire of winery, vineyard and orcuard, wishes situation. best of reterences. Ad- dress care of M. ~H AFER, 34 Third st. W} ANTZD—PO-ITION BY EXPERIENCED bookkeeper; 1s also good coliector; best clty and Esstern references. £ E., box 34, Call. WILLING MAN WANTS ANY KIND OF Iaboring work; is in distress and needs hel] city or country. G. W. H., box 24, Cail Office. E NGINEEK WANTS POSITION_RELIABLE d compe ent: good resereace. G. E., box 42, Oakland Call Office. JARSI-CLASS BARTEXDER WANTS POSI- tion: good references 1089 Howard st. TANTED—A HOME FOR A MAN, AGE 67, of good habits, in gentleman’s or lady’s place, todolight work for his keeping: 18 hundy with carpenters’ tools. Address Veteran, 906 Wash- ington st., Oakland, C: (G998 MEAT-CUTTER ~AND SAUSAGE maker wanis situation in the country; must be asteady job Addiess B., box 38, Call. Y OUNG Max, ABOUT 20 YEARS, WOULD like steady Job washing dishes: speaks only German. 1824 SIxteenih ave., South = F. Y ENTLEMAN HAVING 20 YEARS' SUC- ¥ cessful experience in the management of large euterprise requiring ability anc jud.ment desires a position where Lhese qualities will com- mand an quitable sa ary: can furnish the best of references. Address X, box $, Cail. JERMAN, 50, EX-SAILOR, GOOD DRIVER, wan's place in_wholesale house 88 portrr or driver; waes noonjec: at begloning. W. DOLEN- HURST, 1509 Powell st ARPENTEE, CABINKT-MAKER, GOOD machanic, with tools, wants a situation. Please call or aidress 724 Mission st. NESE BOY WISHES POSITION: GOOD housework and any kind of work in the Address H. KIJIN, 6525 Jessie st. QITUAT/ON WANTED AS BARTENDE. » middie-aged man: handy in free-lunch cool ing: cily reference. CHARLES, 1115 Market. ANTED—BY A RESPECTFUL MAN, SIT- uaUiOn as chief cook or steward in hotel or in- stitution. Address G. E. 5., 210 Fourteenth st. HLT MONTEOMELY. COR CLAY — OPEN < “untll $:30 o'clock; branch offics of TEE CALL; subscriptions and want ads taken. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- M e jeweiry seaiskins. Uncle Harns, 15 Graatav. JUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ALS FORTHE CALL taken i branch oilia 6% hayes sa; open untll 9:30 o'clock. VY INCHESTKR HOUSE, 44 THIRD & Market: 200 2 $150 o 86 per week: couventent aud ree free bus and bargage 10 and from the ferry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. OOK, SMALL RESTAURANT. 88 WEEK and’ found; middle-aged woman, housework and cooking, ranch, $25: 5 waitresses, country hotels und resorts, 320 each; chambermaid, city, $16; 20 girls and women for housework, good country piaces: ironer, steam laundry. country, 5 and found MURRAY & READY, Lesding Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. JECOND GIKL, OAKLAND, $20; FRENCH ) nourse, $20; French second’ girl, $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. T ERMAN NURSE, INSTITUTION, $25; SEC. G “ona girl, $15; nurse, ssme house, $15. - MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. ]“IU‘C.\'('I( URSE, $25; FRENCH LAUN- dress §35: French chambermald, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. RESTAURANT MISS CULLI COOK. 826 PER MONTH. 323 Sutter st. RISH GIRL AS COOK, $26. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. I’ EFINED HOUSEWORK GIRL, $35. CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. Mofifm AND DAUGHTER OR 2 FRIENDS or sisters; $35 MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter. JEAT GIRL: $12. MIsS CULLEN, 828 SUT- ter at. Miss JURSE; $16. MISS CULLEN, 328 SUTTER street. W QMAN AND CHILD: $15. MISS CULLEN, 823 utter st WO LUNCH WAITREESES, $3 A WEEK cook few persons, $18: covk for _millhandi chambermald and walt some, 815, room, etc.: waitres es, city, $20 room etc.: city, 6 waltresses, 85 8 weck | cook, country, $26, Toom, ¢tc.: pastry CO0k. $35 u.d room: waliress, 5 a week. MA K- TIN'& CO., 749 Market st ECOND GIRL, CliY, 8$15: GIRL SAUSA. lito, Cal, $15; girl, Marin Coun $15: eirl, Frankiin si., $25; girl, Geary st., $15; girl, Vallejo, $16; girl, Suisun, Cal', $157 giFl. Fair girl fur Gratemal girl_for Buchan: 3 girs for Leavenworih st., $15. MAGTIN & 749 L.arket st S AITRESS, ROSS VALLEY, $:0 AND room: waltress, Pacific Grove, $20 ana room; 2 waltresses Santa Cruz $20 ani room; 2 wait- resses, springs hotel; cail eary. MAKTIN & CU., T49 Market st. 00K, REDWOOD CITY, $18; GERMAN girl, Fddy st., $30: girl. ‘Berkeiey, Oal. $ French cook, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market' 10UK, MILL VALLEY, $25 AND ROOM: hotel cook, 840 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 2 WAITRESSES, SEASIDE, $70 AND ROOM, MAKTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. IRL, HOUSEWORK, SMALL FAMILY, Dest cliy, ¥36 yirl, hewsewsrk, Berieley, $20, see pacty here; girl. housework, n Tamily. city. $20: 10 girls. housework, #15, $20. second cirl, city, $15. C. R HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st l 7, WAITR*SSES FOR SPRINGS, SANTA ) Ciuz, Santa Cruz Moun alns and City hotels. $20 each; 2 Spanish waitcesses. same hotel, city, ¥1Seach. C. K. HANSEN&CO., 110 Geary s +) WAITRESSES FOR MOUNTAIN RESOR’ & firsi class; $25; free fare both ways. C. R. HANSEN & C0, 110 Geary st W AITRESSES FOR YUsA, FRESNO, IONE, Hawihorne, San_Jose, Benicis, San Mateo. $20 each. See provrietors at C. R. HANSEN & CO'S, 110 Geary st. 5 ) %1 0, 7OUNG WIDOW FROM NEW YORK WOULD like position as typewriter. Cail after 12 & at 821 Howard st., room 1. |3 RANCH OKFICK OF THE CALL 167 NINTH W ANTED— FOR INSTITUIION, SHORT distance in country, a good strong youn women, (o clean up schoolrooms, halis, ¢te., un act as janitress generally: salary 25 per month, with b0 rd. room and wasalng. Apply W. D TRONG NEAT YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST general housework. BRAY, 204315 Mission. N URSEGIRL WANTED. 1121 STEINKR ST. Al W BEANMHUFEICE OF 1HECALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. OUNG WOMAN; 1IGHT HOUSEKEEPING; few hours weekly. in exchange modest board; one in family. EDWARD, box 57, Call. W ASTED_WOMAN, BET. 45 AND 50, TO assist light housework; only one appreciating 8 home need apply: wages §o. See lady bet. 11 a 1, 8t 103914 Foisom st EAT GERMAN GIKL FOR HOUSEWOKK; OMA « TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Call 202934 kliis st.. rear. ANTED—GIKL 10 WAIT AT TABLE: sleep home. 830 Howard st. fami y of 2: good home: small wages: refor- ences required. Csil 283 Thirteenth st. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOUL — FRENCH . tatloring taught; §1 week. 916 Market, r. 19. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WAN1 ADS FOR THE CALL taken 8¢ braica oiice 569 Huyes shi open untit ¥:30 o'clock. PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS and underwear; a few inexperienced bands takep and taught. LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 8215 Fremont s 615 0 U C? DO U C? SPECIAL AND EXTRA- ordinary offer of 2 weess’ uwlnr lessons free 3 o beginners this week at the ).cDowell Dress- making and Millinery School, 103 Post st. M SSLEOSVESIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester Houss. 44 Third st. near lMarket: 200 rooms: 25c to 81 5 per night: $1 50 to 35 Per week: frea bus and Lnegacs Lo and fFom ferry. LAGKIN_BKANCH UFFICE OF THE CaLy; subscriptious and wami ads. taken. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH . s, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grant av MALE HELP WANTED. 4() FARMERS, ORCHARD AND VINEYARD haods, $26, $25, $20 per_month and found; 20 Iaborers and teamsters, $1 75 per day and 3.6 Pper month and found; 2 men to dig_potatoes, $15 and found: 5 choremen. $15. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 836 Clay st. 5() MEN OR BOYS T0 PICK BLACKBER- ries, strawberries. raspberries, Deaches. apri- cots, in fact all kinds of fruits. MUKRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st JREE FARE, FREE FARE FOR 66 MORE mon o work on a railroad: $175a day. MUR- RAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay. 5() SAYMILL M FARE PAID: LABOR- ors, teams.ers, Crosscutiors, swampers, i1 tenders men o build roads in woods, etc.. 82 per month and found and $20 per mouth and found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay. [ EUIT-FICKERS, BEREY-PI £ERS. PICK: ers of all kinds Anybody,verybody wanting 10 pick fruit come and sie MURRAY & READY 834 and 636 Clay st. 20 Fovbe Z TOOLS AND FOOD furnished: Sonoms County: pine and red- W00d: 4-700t wood. $1 15 ber cord. | MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 t. AN AND WIFE RCHARD, £40 per month aud found, without children, sce boss here: 8 milkers, $25'and $20. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ARBER-SHOP, BATHS, IN COUNTRY; FOR sale cheap. Apply 2 Eighth st ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- B one 8 FUCHS, Sec'y, 325 Graot ave. JMNE MEN'S CALF SHOES, 81 7! TO OR- F der, 83 50; half-suiing, 25c |?|> '9as Howard. ), SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE . bes: free lunch. 643 Clay. TKY ACME HOUSE, low Sixih, for a room 957 MARKET ST., BE- i ¥5canight: $1 & week. JLCHO HOUSE, 86315 MA 1 KET ST.— U 20c. 25010 50C night: 81 to 83 week, U / INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, Market: 200 rooms, 3¢ a nighis ro0m; free 'bus and bu:gege o and feom ¢ 1aken. PAIR: ANOTHER LOT M E N’ 4000 555 et Uroney abatodt BN than one-fourth thelr value; from 75¢ to §2 50 562 Mission st bet. First and Second sts. NR. reading- he ferry, —BUANCH OFFIG oacripion s e o BAYES T8 Cary; PERSONALS. AG CARPETS WOVE TO ORD“R AND FOR ale: also chenille-wove rigs silk portieres: dealer In carpet twine, In hank or ehain, at lowest rates. GEO. MATTHEW. 709 Fifth st.. Oakland. M 1SS MYRTLE POTTER, PALMIST, moved from 33 Sixth to 8653 Marker, r. ADYICE FREE; DIVORCE A\ falty: insolveicy, collectious, patents, trademarks, etc. obtained: private detectives; established 10 years. G.W. HOWE, atty at law, 850 Murke: cor.Stocktn. private: no fee without A SP] success; probal 0 STRE GIHEN AND INVIGURATE hair use Quinonia” hair tonic, 35¢ per bottle. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. 'H & 80c. JOW THAT | HAVE THE LARGE HAIR- dressing estabiishment on the Pacific Coast [ ought to be satisfied. any style, 25¢. Shampoo and pluin hair-dressing, But am I Bwitches, $1 to $3. Ble.ch 2 Hair-dressiog, ing roots of har, 80c G. LEDERER, 111 ~tockton st. FLEPHU. KLEIN'S Electrical Works, 421 Mon:gomery. ES. 1t interested send for catalogue. RS DR TANNER'S HOME IN CONFINE- ‘ment. 12 Le Rov pl.,bt. Jones & L eavenworth, UIT TOORDER ON EASY INSTALLMENTS. L LEMOS, 1117 Market st bet 7th and Sth. TADIES SHOES, SOLING, 36c. MEwS shoes, soliug, 50c: all repalring done at hait the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. LD-ESTABLISHED BARBRR-SHOP; OWN- er 10 years one place. 1317 Stockton st. OURNEYMEN BAIBERY INTERN A- tional Union of America Free Employment Burean, 34 Fourth st. L. LESS. Secretary. LEARANCE SALE—$5000 WORTH BOOTS and shoes; mustsacrifice: 81 50 shoe 75¢, 83 shoes 31, £3 'shoes 81 50. £4 shoes $2: $5 shoes $2 50, $6'shoes $3. 638 Market st., opp. Palsce: 5T MUNIGOMERY CO_NEx Uf ChaYo 021 branch office of da. taken. UOMS, 15¢ 10 960 PEK N1G 1] per wees. I [ANTED—1000 MEN TO EAT OUR FREE lunch with bottle beer or wine, ¢c. Managed by JACOB DR YFUSS, 412 Jackson st. MOSEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, W ATGH- es,jewelry,sealskins. Uncie Harris, 15 Graut av. < buo 101 80 Orfental, 226 Drumm st Nisli 5L —BEANCH UFFICE OF Tue Caiy; suvecripuon aud wan: ads ANTED.TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. ROSEDALE. 521 EiLls, Nk TAYLOR—100 \ mingle furnished rooms: 25¢ & night: 81 week. W ANTED—MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade: shops tools, positions furnished: 8 weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, 9RO 252, SINGLE BUOMS 1o AND 1bc NIGHT, 60 and 75 week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken for THE CALL. A3D [ ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANIOS 10 know thaz Kd Rolkin, Heno Houss proprie- tor. sull rons Denver House 217 Third.et: 43¢ 5¢ per night: $1 10 33 per weeic. LOAKS AND ialled at wholesale figores 20 Nansome st TAILOR-M A DE SUITS RE- JUPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED BY electrolysis. MRS, DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush. HUFSCHMIDT, SANITA KXY PLUMBER, - gusfitter. 623 Goiden Gate av. Tel. Sutter471. 1000 wedatng work. HILL, BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $150; 2214 Geary st. B G OUTDOUK STERKOPTILUN ~HOW EViE- Iy Dight cor. Market and Bixth sts.: artiatic ad- Vertsements in living Dess. Consait OWL AD light: V. L0, Promoters of busk 3140 Market st. QLE Wine! 200 rooms, week; fres 'RIC LIGHTS 1N 250 to 81 80 pee nigh EVEKY ROOM hester Eouse 44 Third st, nr. Mark: 50 10 6 pec bus and baggage 10 and rons ihe ferry. 10 6 daily. terms. MRS DR. CLAIRVOYANTS, S A e WA Mrs DR. F.CLARK wiil litu the dark vell of your future Iife; she gives you vainable ADVICE and AID 1o all of business Love, M Contested Wilis, Divorce. She discovers lost or stolen property, finds buried tressures, clles the ‘separated, thus restorin, Every person is adapted 10 80me particular busi- Dess, profession or irade,which may justly be term- ed theic true vocation, you are fighting again IS YOUR VO WHAT ARE airs of life. of prevents sickness m nd yet more than b an unknown fate for fame, iortune and position which you do not and cannot ©obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours. 9 Send stamp for circnlar and special . CLARK, 1206 Market, 8 F. ATION® HAVE YOU PROSPERE. YOUR HOPES? private as well as ure a3, 10r instance, pertaining to trimony, Friendship, Lusiness, Lawsuits, Damage Suits, Mining. isfortune; recon- % 10st Lappiness. it of M ME. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- ant card-reader, born double vell und second palm. and claliv.; sit. § sight; diagnoses disease, tull life reading; la. 50c; gents 1 60. 126 Turk. M ME. MOREAT, voyant, 73 Fourth st. card-reader; charm: BEST MEDIUM, CLAIR- s free; 250 up. MISSION BT.—BRANCH OFFICK OF Tk CALL subscriptions ana waus sda 2526 taken. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED TOCAN VASS THIS CITY, Sacramento and Stockton and sell an aruicle every family needs: easily svid; profi s large: no | fear of competition as ariicle i patente I: only live men wanted. G. H. FULLER, 838 Mission st THE RIGHT KIND OF A MAN CAN MAKE big money selling countv rights for a first class patented article which will seil readily at good profits: if you can doit, call and see me: 1 Dot, don’t come. G. M. FULL+ BOARDING AIR-SIZED ROOM, H BREAKFASTS and suppers, in a pleasant, sociable house. with yonng people, north of Gough st. State full par tlculars and terms 10 J.. box 135. Call Office. LACKSMITH, COUNTRY SHOF, $30 AND & found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st DR\' OODS CLERK. S+ E BOSS HERE TO- lday 1 7. 3. wages $10: young man for & gro- cery-atore, $15 and fcund MUKRBAY & RZADY, 634 and 834 Clay si. ASHER, COUNTRY, HAND LAUNDRY. 830 per month and found: $ all-round laun- dry men, 825. 4 cooks, $30, 810, $50: 2 waiters, 850; 3 dishwashers and porter. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st 95 BOCKMEN FOR RAILROAD WK, 3170 day, new road, long job. reduced fa; 6 more teamsters for railroad work, $20 and b we ship to-night; 20 men to work in sawamil woods, $20 snd bosrd; 6 crosscut sawyers, and board: 6 woodchoppers, $125 w cord scraper teamsters, nd ‘found: Portuguese miiker, $30. C. R HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. EAD WAITER FOR A LARGE COUNTRY restaursat, $60. C. B. HANSEN & U0, 110 Geary st. (Y9, QOUNTRY HOTEL, $35. C. R. HAN- WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUG MUND, watchmaker aud jeweler, AW BROKER—OLD GOLD. SILVER, CA~T- | Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third, | off cio hiug bought. EDUCATIONAL. DERSON’S ACADEMY AND SCHUOL OF Muthemacics; pupils prepared in dav and eveuiog ciasses and by private lessous for Callfor- nis and=Stanfordjuniversities: teachers’. marine enginrers’ and civil service examinailons; special evening classes: mathemutics, mechanical draw- ing: high-school pupi. coached: two scholarships in University of California, smounting to $500 per | anuum. given ecch year (o the Lwo highest gradu- ates. R., 302 Perroit building. M never fails; call and be ME. MELBOURNE. GIFTED CLAIRVOY- ant: Geary st., room 22, second floor: 25¢; gents 50c. convinced. 419 M RS. DE ARDIGAN, GREA fortune. Harrison st. EASTERN er: strong love charms made. 936 ME. ARNDT, GEKMAN FORT E-TELL- er; tells past and future: gives picture future | husband or wi 25c up: never fal 1s. 22814 Sixth. AY FAIR REMOVES EVIL INFLUENCES; &ives luck charms. 223 Post st., room 8. ONSULT LUCKY MEDIU cradle to gra 26c. 41 Min READS FROM na st., basement. N | | | ME RAV} A READS LI £ FI 0x; business advic.; names given: 25¢ up.5 Fourth, N RS. MELVILLE HAS R ) FROM 51 Fifth st. to 92114 Mission, opp. the Mint. IFE READINGS; COMPLETE FUTURE 4 cents; card-reader. 243 Shipley. Ladles only. N M HANS past, present abd future; 25c. PALMIST, C. ARD-READER; 148 6th st . 5. YPSY ladies 25c, gen's 50c: LIFE-RKADER. 3 all questions answered SEVENTH ST.: SPIRITUALIS M. FRANCIS, INDEPE: writer. 118 Haight st.: by ML SLATE 9 until 6 P u. D urs Spe HURSDAY, J campmeeting, A. M. conferenc Trestie Glen, adings, i E 24,97, SPIRITUALLS 2:30 P x, lecture, ce; 7:30 P. M. take cars Eighth and Tweifth and Broadway sts. Oakland; 10;30 James U. H. Rin-es; r. G TO-NIGHT and tev: meeting. PROFESSOR MIN s - JOICE SINGING-PATKONS AND PUPILS carefully prepared for varior, piatform. con- cert, choir, stege Or opera; patronage solicited {rom those who are willing 10 pay for strictly firsi- class instruction. APply Lo vo al rooms, Y. M. L. A, building. DR. CLARKE, formerly directeur de la section vocale de I'Insil{ut de Parls, France IRST-CLASS GERMAN BREAD BAKER; d found: ous who understands Vienna ady place. C. K. HANSEN & 0., 110 SEN & CO., 110 Geary st. [IRST-CLASS ICECREAM MAKER( $50 aud board. C R HANSEN & COw 110 Geary. W ANTED—3 MEN AND WIVES, §25, $50 and $40; truit-pickers, $15: 4 crosscut saw- yers, §26; 7 laborers _for woods, $20; 5 teamsters, $175; choreman, $15: young knglish eroom, $3 sccund cook country hotel, #40; cook for men, 8303 3 extra walters and others. J. F. CRUSETT & C0., 828 ~acramento st HIRD COOK, 826, ROOM: COOK, restauraot. $10 a week aod room: pantryman; cook, $25 and room: ier, $10 a we k; second ook, $12 a week: pastry cook. $45, range work; cook. fiue boarding-nouse, £40 nd room; cook, country, $60 and room. MARTIN & CO., 729 Mark«t st EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 28 POSI— Bookkeeping, business practice, shorthand, yping, telegraphy. languages. hoglish branches, o.eccrical euginecring: 20 teachers: 15,000 gradu- ates: day and evening sessions: catalogue. W ASTED—10 WELL-FORMED, EDUCATED Iadies, age 18 1o 20, for high-class. ohysical culturs enterprise for summer; geod salary. 8. K., box 65, \ail. YRES' BUSINESS COLLEGE, 326 MONT- gomery si.: individual instruction in short- band, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, ete.; lite scholarship $50; low rates per week and monih. EXCINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining, mech.. survey, any&ev est. 1864 A. VAN DER NALLLEN, 933 Market: TARR, Tik EXPa BOOK~ OPLNLD, closed or adjusted. private iv8s0ns In bookkeep- ingand rapid .alculations. 855 Marker, rm. 572. JAPANESE COOK, 880, ROOM, ETC.; JAP- snese to wash and iron. $28, room, board, etc., hotel work. MAHRTIN & (., 749 sarket st. Q DISHWASHERS, $1 ©) 34 a week: young mac $6a week. MAR.L 3 DISHWASHERS, ssist in dining parlors, N & CO., 749 Market st. VW ASHER, COUNTRY LAUNULRY. 830, room, board, eic. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 3 ELDERLY MEN TO DO CHORES. B1C. small hotels. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market. W ANTED-WAITER FOR RESTAUKANT, $50; walter, plain botel, $25: waiter, coun: try, $25: cook, city, $40; choreman, private place, etc. ANDR-’S, 808 ~tocktou st. WY ANTED-5000 TONS OF PRUNES To BE picked by coutract; applicant must be reir- able and furnish bonds for fuifillment of contract. Apply W. D. EWER & C.., 626 Clay st QECOND COOK WANTED IN PARK HOTEL, 26 and 28 Turk at. JLAEGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes for sale; lot ladies’ and misses’ shoes, 25¢ up; misfits exchanged; good repairing: shoes made {0 oider any style 83 up. Ceniral Repale- Ing Shop, 749 Mission st., near Grand Opera-house. ANTED—AN ACTIVIE M AN IN COLLECT- ing office: can make good wages; must have hoom 2, 817 Market st 875. WANFED —STL ALY MAN TO ATTEND cash counter in firsi-class restaurant, $50 a month and b ard: mus. have $200 cash: good s curliy for money. 777 Murket st., room ‘REIGHT, INTELLIGENT FOY TO KUN ER- rands Saturdays; age 14 to 16, address Boy, box 124, Call. \W ANTED_PAPEL-HANGER; CONSTANT work. Address, sta log wages, A. B., box 57, Call Oftice. VW ASTED-MSHOEMAKER; MUST UNDER- and patching machine: German preferred. 438 Tur at. ENKRAL BLACKSMITH AT 64 RICHLAND ave, near Mission st ELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Private theatricals arranged: pupils rebearsed on siage. B b and 13, 1.0.0.F. biock, 7tn and Mkt OOKKPNG, WRITNG, ARITHNIC, GRAME. | day & night: Do Ciasses: 86 month. 545 Mission. ULTAR, MANDOLIN, lessons; $3 mo. Mar; NG uaL 33¢ PIANO AND VOCAL Wesih:us. 39 Fifth st. NG, VOICK CU French, Ger. Ia; U R $2 mo. c, PARIS GRAD- 109 Taylor. HAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. LD-ESTABLISHED; TREAT DISEASES; also teach. Hypnotic Institute, 6 O'Farrell st HORSES. UCTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT A 5 0i0ck of horses, buxgies, wagons, harnees. ete. Emporium sales yards 230 Valencia st 3 WATKINS, avctloneer. HORSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGONS, | 40 Uolgies caria, harness: Grana Arcads Horse | Marker, 827 Sixth st suction sales every Wad Desday. SULLIVAN & DOYLi. Auctioneers. }’ HEAD OF }/ORSES SUITABLE FOR ANY | 50business 9000 1500 pounds. Oid Turk-st. oac | stables, 1301 Turk: team of laree young mules | JJ ORSES PASTURED, §2 A M circular. 52 taken. : SEND FOR Hyde Ranch, 630 Commerc.al st MUNTGOMERY S1., BRASCH OFFICE GUME CALL; WaO(udd mud SuDICKIpLIODs WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. ARGAINS! BAKGAINS! BARGAINS! IN new and_second-hand wagons, buggies, carts, Barness, robes aud biankets. Leibold Harness Company, 211 Larkin st., opp. new City Hall. M 10c; convincing test. BS. FULTON M to-nignt, s0e; sitings dslly. ME YOUNG'S TEST OIRC GO'S LECTURE 834 Mission st., 25 SLATE-W EITING SEANCE 31 Fell st. LE TO-NIGHT: 60b McAllister st N RS MAYO STEERS, 11236 OAK. Tuesday, 8 . ., 1hursaay, P ) RS. H. A. GRIFFIN. M¥ DIUM;: CIRCLE Thurs. eve., 25c; sittings, 50c, $1. 42614 Grove h, RS KATE HOSKIA Fri, 8 p.x CIsd readings daily, § CLES: TUES & 1 701 McAllister. M KBS, SHRL day evenn, sittings dail R RETURNED: ( CLE SUN- Ness a for messages und adVice. 21 | MBS 3.0\ HITNEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, 8 Siockton st. D @isease In the catalogue of human 1lls MEDICAL B. J. H. JOSSELYN, THE GREAT SPECIAL- ist, still offers his valuable services to the un- | fortunate. With & mind ma.ured aud euriched by | sindies of an advanced order, there is hardly & e cannos | treat to s perfect cure. Ladies. he is el vays ready 10 assist you. Hls knowled, go has Deen sirengihe ened by extensive experlence. No case pecuiiar 10 your deiicate organism is beyond bis sure con- troi His female monthiy remedies are sure and | safe In their effacts, | dies for lost manh. His tried aud valuable reme- 00d are never-falling in theie sction, and are warrauted for both young and oid. A s rooms 11 and 12 | He excels all others in the cure of privaie diseases. | Over 50 years of practice enabies him to warran: 25 fnall oeses. Consuitaon pariors 908 Market st Call or wile dicece w YOG Markes s, PRUCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM less; never falls tu any cuse of montnly sick. Desa, no motter whas bug or other dangerous methods; ase refunded if a cure is not | Belped immediately; years ex confinement with HYPNOTISM. | :.&\ DAVL se: no hours for travelers: home se cuaranteed ! consu WY ETH, 916 Pos in_confinement: brajed remedies for montuly suppression never fail:every MRS. D electricity hum- money in every effccted: travelers perience; home sanitarian conveniencs, Con- sult free the only reiiable physicians, DR AND S 14 McAllister si, nex: Hibecnis nk: lours, 8 A M. 106 xid [ 108 P M i LL CASKS OF MONTHLY SUPPRISSION (‘rom whatever cause) rstord in a few afe and sure at any time; instant reliet my cele- ultat.on free: pills © .. nea- Larkin J EW PROCESS: NO MEDICINE OR INSTRU- ment; every woman her owu phys.clan for all iable; take no other. Sel sp L quics curs dig=ase or complaint: home for patien:s: best il free dingnosts: low fees; seli-cure. SCIA LISTS, female troubies, no matter from whut cause; re- stores 1p one day; can be sent and used at home: 1f you wish 10 be ireaied site cill on the man physiclan. DR. POPPER 2 ADIES, CHICHESTER'S ENGLISHPENNY. royal Pills (Diamond Brand) are besi; safe, ro- nd dc., stamps. for partion- iars, “Rellet 10 Ladies.” in lotier by return malls stdruggisis Chichester Chem. Co.. Philadeiphia RS GOODWI 8 Kearny st LADIES gnaraneed, any 401'Van Nes LP- AU’S FRENCH P/LLS. dies with fema.e troubles; no d: re; 33 50, express (. Iate. 03G 0D BROS.; Cost Agents, Onsland, ¢ ny R. AND MuS. WEGENER, 526 EDDY S Safe anteed quick cure for all female 0. D.: don’t d private home In coniinement: fort; Infants adopted; ABOON TO La- er: safe and ay until 1no com plaints guar- every com- terms moderate: pills $1. SECONDHAND PHAETON FIAST-CLASS condition, a/so 1 good express wagon and 1 sandwich wugon for sale cheap. 715 Folsom st. (CONFIDENTIAL — LADIES IN communicaie wit ave., San Fraucisos, TKOUBLE h DR. SANTEE. 33 Grant RUG CLERK: STATE QUALIFICATIONS, age, salary expected. Drugs, box 28, Call. AINT BURN ERS=PRACTICAL MEN WITH Lools, reudy to work. 309 Powell st. 167 JATE 36 - BRANCH OFFICE oF UMM CALL subscriplion and wau ads taken. 00D PAINTER THIS MORNING. Twenty-fourth st., near Bryant ave. 2816 7 ANTED—GOUD WAITLR AT 427 LARKIN street. XPFRIENCED DISHWASHER WANTED, 28 First st. [INE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND MILK wagons cheap for cash o installments; 1 fine top aud open buggy: also 1 hack. 828 Harrison st. AL FEMALE COMPLAINTS & eases of the DR SCOTTS, 410 Geary s ND DIs. ©ve permanenty cured at MRS consultation frea EW AND SI'COND-HAND W 1GONETTES, backs surr y+, buggies, carts and harness cheap. Fifteeith and Vaiencia sis. : tel. White 871 UR. CURE FOR ALL FEMALE DISE home n coufinement: tion guaranteed. MR~ ASES; every comfort: satistac- - DR. GWY tis, 226 T urk s, 2. LIGHT DELIVEKY WAGO.N; A BAR- $35. can 1013 Harrison LosT ],95T—3 VALUABLE RINGS. HTAMOND J golitaire, claw Setting, diamond and ruby aud diamond set’ with smailer dtamonds: finder liber- ally rewarded; a0 questions asked. Apply Call. OATMAKER WANTED, builaing. 00D CANDY-MAKER: $§150 PER DAY. 921 Broad way, Oakland, room 10. 128 PHELAN sti wani ads and subscriptions (aken. NEAT YOUNGGERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE A place as housekeeper : city or county; bach- elor’s, widower’s home or lodging-bouse. #oom 11, 423 rost st., second Hoor. Y OUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE- sires Lo secure & lucrative housekveper's place; bacheior's or widower's home preferred. Jifssicn st., room 5. 315 LABKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF T 615 i ubacriptions and waat ads taen. ?vh‘u AR | WATTRACTIVE LADY s ould ouseks g siotel or” Bacheior's nome prelerreds Sup ot mecs ferred; iy, Hoom 3, 13054 Geary st il 821 EWEE & C0., 626 Clay st. W A TED-GERMAN COOK. $30: 3 NEAT ‘waltresses for cafe and bakery, $7 & week: 4 ‘walitresses, coun hotel. $20: French nurse. $20 French second girl and iauvdress, $20; Germ: sscond 1, $:0; girls for housework. «oun:ry, $45; and many others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 3186 Sutter st. ((ASHIER—BRIGHT YOUN LaDY FOR . ca-hier. Apply to U. S Industral Agency, 165 Crocker Butiding. ANTED—PARTY_ FOR STEADY SITUA- tion; must have $200. J. F.. box 99, Cail. OY FOR KITCHEN AND DINING-ROOM;: German or Scundinavian. 739 Fourth st. JILL GENTLEZMAN WHO FOUND A gola watch st feiry. 12:20. please return and receive 1eward at 8 und 10 Pine st? TRAYED FROM 215 PAGE ST., FOX TER- STrier sluis white body' boad TmaTked braw and black:, reward. MALL SPANIE JELLOW FEET, YEL low nose and brown body. Ret: visadero si.; reward $2 50. e one + UNG MAN TO AS~IST: TEAVELING: £ood business: $100 cxsb. G., box 1, Cail. OLD BADGE: INITIALS S A. I. _LIBJ reward by Felurning 10 465 Bryant ot AL ARBEK-SHUP — 3 REVOLVING CHA!RS and baths; $150. 419 Fourtn st W ASTED-WEINURSE ~CALL ROOM 27, HREF GOOD MEN TO CANVASS; GOOD inducements. Call 8 A. ., 836 Howard s ONEY LOANED UN DIAMOMDS. WATG M oty seainrion Uncle Harriss Oranc o ———————————————————————— U efticient wcHRRDS Sliclent emmenacoqu LATING PILLS; $1 per box. druggists, 406 Clay st.,sole ugts, S URE CURE IRREGULA K111 female diseases. MRS, Di, P 3S OR OTHER UETZ, 20415 ath. OME IN CONFINEMENT; women. Mrs. Dr.Funke, 1418 DISEASES OF b st Alumeda. DR, BALL J 14 McaLLIST ones— TO LEASE. Diseases of w m-n and children. e £ ST., NEAR H AY AND GRAIN W AREH regular established business OUSE, HAVING and country con- Desions. | Address, statin: particulars, X, hox $, e FOUND. Wilson House, Mission st., near Fourth. ANTED—YOUNG GIRL 18 YEARS OLD for housework. 1935 Howard st 4 MARKKT 5T.— BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLi; want ads and subscriptions Luken. '0UND—PLAIN GOLD RING, COR. T) aud Berry. Call at 3914 Zoe st iy HEE DEMONSIAT ON~ OF VE per daily at 22 Geury st. coaat. —— J3 5, 3 E HN £ PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES, CAi. CAM. RACO. LX Pa- i sole agenc for tho PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ° and 27, Crocker buildin; an Fraucisco, Cal RICHARDS, LAW OUFFICES. ROOMS telephone Maia Pe— e T