The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 28, 1897, Page 8

8 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JUNE 28 1897. _—-— NOTES FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD All Preparing for the Parade on the Fourth of July Next, | Talk About Proposed Changes in the Organization From the Head Down. a Route for a Practice March. [ Naval Battalion- | | 1 G stev Orders having been issued for the parade of the National Guard on the Fourth of Jul. uniforms that have not been used since the | last full dress parade ere being taken down and brushed and the brass buttons polished and the helmets and the accouterments are being put in conaition for parade service. The several companies of this City expect to make a good numerical showing, but in orde 10 do this some of the companies of the First Regiment of the Second Brigade will have to | make a better showing than they did on re- | cent battalion drills. 1 It is said that the captains of companies | that tura out sixtecn men on batalion parade | will be notified thet they must recruit their | companies up to the minimum quota, at least, | within a given time, and that if the warning is not heeded the command will be taken from them. | An effort will be made to establish'a sgni- | tary corps under the provisions of the recent | act of the Legislature in each of the military | camps to be held this year. Coloneél John | Gallwey, surgeon ou the division staff, has the | matter in hand and will of sppointments of surgeons, nurses, litter- bearers and the like. There is already afoot & movement to pre- sent before the next session ot the Logislatur & bill that will have for its purpose the plac: ingof the National Guerd under the com- mend of one brigadier-general, instead of three as at present, and the doing away with the division commander and sta: It remains to be seen if the proposition will meet with favor. For some time past thers has been consid- erable 1alk about the four companies located in the Ellis-street armory desi: to chang=d from infantry to artillery T companics are C, Cuptain Drumbell; F, C tain Miller; G, C and Cap- and K were Art but | attend to the details | reorganiza | € H Snow, Oroville | A B Boland. | D Thompson & w G Faaas, San Jose much enjoyed by ail present. It included s piano and violin duo by the Misses Otis and Hurst; remarks, William Heorv rnes; faney dance. Miss Alice Lorkwood; vocal solo, Mrs. Berry; recitation, Miss Morgernstern; vocal solo, Miss Hazel' Fleming; piano sclo, Miss Otis; song, W. H. Herr Miss Vostetta; Tecitation, Miss At the ¢:ose of the programm of which were loudiy applauded, there Was a fish pond in one corner of the hall, from which all who wished could fish for pickages, and to conclude the first public entertninment there was & dance, wnich was kept up until midnight. The members of the lodge can flatter themselves that they did well. HOTEL AREIV ARRIVALS. 3 HOT EL MrsG B Miss k L Ely. N Y G E Goodman, J F Meagher. Chicago J Ritchie, J Sparks. Reno A B West, 3 Robbins, Chicazo H Fieishback Alameds Mrs G P Brown,Los Ang | Requestine, Muzatian MrsS A Biythe, Tulere Miss H E Kay, Sta . ruz Mrs S € Twombly, N Y Mrs M _E Flaville, 11l J ¥ Twombly, Boston MrsJ F Cwombly, Mass ©'A Wydenbrack. Toklo P Langen, Germa Miss W Baker, Japan R B Greer, Pa Mrs Wuiton, W Pa 1rs T H Baker, Japan i Kopsch, London M Oka. Japan Louts T B Warren. St Louts Tamburz A H_Colewatson, Japan London J Ohara, Japan N Metsubari, Japan T Mizatany, Japan Dr Schmidi, Japan Sur-Maj Dempsey, India C E Brown, S8 Gae.ic B Bristone, London J Saubail, India Miss E T Clifford, Eng R Duncan, London ¥ F Spragve, 5 Caede R H Huot, R 1 A B oss, Wash Mrs A B loss Wash nson, Cal £ C Voorheis, Cal Dr Yela, Guat mala M Barios. Goatemala Mry A G Stevenson, Cal P A Fuzz Mont J Willoughbr. Mont F Webh, St Lous H Bleecher, Los Ang G V Cochran, Los Ang E E Ellenwood, Ariz G E Goodman Jr, Napa RUSS HOUSE. Mrs Doan, Los Angeles s . Hubtard, Colo Mrs Sutton, Pac Grove jackson J R Comp.on, Seattle 3 Witson, Marysville G A Davis, P easanton Mrs T Doan, Summerind Mrs Pierce, L hico GW W « Cal 1S Jonnson, Cousterville C F Hur but, Or R W Condon, Nev M Super, Cal Licuy M Katzer, Vallejo A Stewart, San L Obispo S G Little, Dixon W ¥ rown, Kenwood A B Nally, Healdsburg H W Brown, Mich G S Miiler, Conn N H Conen,'N Y Miss Congloovan, Viss Miss McCabe Crows Ldg Mrs Crow, Crows Luding W J Henning, Tacoma T J Packard&w, Bksfield P Kneil. Bakerstield T Eanley, Bake-sfleld C Seina, Bakerstield = Hart, Bakerstieid W Hanlon, Bakersfield R Ferguson. Bak 33 Carley! Raker-field G Mi lard. Bakersfield ¥ Millard. Bakersfield W Bowman, Baxersfield A Heisinger, Bax«rsfield C Ma Harkersfield L Fiyon, Bakerstield B F Whitiam, Bakersfild C A Grenuy, Bakersfild G E . ibbetts&w. Bksfild 03 Mead, S P Co C A Poo, Windsor R Farre.l & w, Cal H H Cailahan, Portland Miss Scofield, L G F Butterfield, Cal M Buins. - an Jose W P istes, Brentwoel W W Carter d C W Everets, Uakiand W H Taplin St Helena GRAND HOTEL W E Roberts & w, Wdld D C Mitchell. Idaho € K L'pman, Sucrmento F A Booth, Red Bluft H Wilmore, San Rafael C ¥ Hutcniuson, Stckton W Hanna, Sscramento M F Biacon, Irvington G Rossiiman, St. Louis D C Sweer C T Colomb: £ Rice, Napa R A kins. ~alinas Mrs Willinms, Sacmto Miss Williams, Sacrmnto T Smith. New York Z G Wecods, Chicago A Berding, Ferndate B F Winchester, = Bdno H Kelson. St Lou R T Wiliiams &'w, Mich J D Schorft. Poriland E A Brysnt F K Ainsworih, Ls Angs Mrs it F W L Wolfskill, Mazatian E H_Baker, S Blom & w, Martinez K Brecl E'W Hanlon, Maryevitle D W K A Baird. Alleghe v Knight, Nevada i P Wetmore, Su Andrs P H Keau, San Andreas E S Webb & w, Livmre W C Waters & w, Winvi ss Waters. Wisnvile Miss Shaw, Watsonville T B Dillon, Tacoma C ¥ Baer Hakerstield L A Hall, Bakerstield Los An; S Clork, Piacervil.e IR Price, R JWhaters, Berkeley A W Barr J A Andrews, Boston M M-nasses, COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. ¥r3n6 J M Howe, Sacrame H Koverts. Santa Cru answer ta & questic n Jose N A Suvage, - eaitle hs ago Miss M 1 retrmut, B« field J Harry & w, N Almadn L ever went any more N A Torter, El Paso, X Comoanies F and K were forme L Tex J Hanger & w, Peraluma ariiliery, ana I su tthe whole matier | P e G Farland, Don arose from a ¢ nembers ot those | U L Flack, ~tockton J B Parsons, Ch! Gompenist to Teh of the | 4 Summers, Chic g0 P D Jeusen, Sacraniento ey ® Sacramento MrsT Arnold, Boston 1 : a0 M 2 t The companies of the Fiith Infantry Regi- | ns sy Aracid, Hoston ment will parade on the Fourth of Ju S TR HO several places in which they are located. 1 Wi ettt A number ot piaces the men who belong 1o the | A Holmes &w, Sta Rosa W Elisworth, Pasadena companies are also bers companies there b required to by men of the engine ed, and es taey w in case of an slarm ed away toenable them on hand the men will not be cal to parade as &; PETALUMA, nt. June. 24.—Company ( ith recent orders, adopted | arms and_tactits of t regular army. The men are a_little awkward on account of the changes, but it will not take novations. The compan: ow busil the camp to be held at leave here ou Saturda: ranks. ptain Jenks, commanaing the First Troop Iry, N. G. C., San Fraucicco, visited Peta- luma & few_days since and wes the guest of | Colonel D. B. Fairbanks, who entertained him by showing him the sights of this section of the country. Captain Jenks wrs arranging for the stop-over of the troop &t this place on the 11th of Juiy, when the men will camp in Agricultural Park over night. The troop will resk camp on the following morning and move on to Healdsburg, returning to eamp | here on the Friday following ana leaving for Sun Francisca on Saturday. The jaunt will be | merely practice in marching. M. W. EDWARDS. is preparing for | Santa Cruz. It wili | Jusy 17, with fuil The Naval Battalion. Lieutenant Sears of Lyan, Mass., command- ing the naval militia at that place, who was here on & Visit last week, called on Captain Turner of the Naval Battalion, and the two had quite a talk on the subject of the naval branch of the National Guard. At the point where Lieutenant Sears is in command the men under him have a hulk which is| honsed over and fitted up with quarters for | the officers and the men. The quarters are oc- cupied the vear round.and the men who desire bunk on board in hammocks, just as the | meu do in the naval service, and they have a | mess on the vessel. As to encampments, the National Guard of Massachusetts, he said, is allowed $2 per man | during the time the men are in the camps doing service for the State. He gave a de- | tailed account of the manner in which the | affairs of the naval militia are conducted in | the old Bay State, and furnished a number of | suggestions which Captain Turner will con- sider after the cruise of the Comanche, during the eerly part of July, The trial of the Comanche a tew day for the purpose of testing the working capa- city of the after her long stay at anchor was a perfect success. The engines worked to riection and the vess: responded to the elm without the slightest difficulty. She steamed around the water front, went as far 8s Angel Island, and then went to Hunters Point and returned to her anchorage. The men are still taking lessons from the Naval Militiaman’s blue book and perfecting themselves for the cruise. The incdications are that there will be = full representation of the members of the three divisions that are to take part in the cruise. 1 Every member ol the first, seconr and | fourth divisions of the Naval militia, N. G. C., has been ordered to report on bosrd of the Comanche at 4 o’clock on the afternoon of the 3d of July to perform service for the following seven days, s this will be ‘‘the snnual er. campment” for the militin. The en will wear blue service uniform, without leggings. FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT. The Progress the Mission Chapter Has Made Since Its Ins itution a Few Months Since At its meeting last Saturday night Mission Chapter, Order of the Esstern Star, initiated seven candidates and nad four to ballot for. The ceremony of initiation was verformed in the presence of a large number of the mem- bers of the order, who were charmed with the manner in which the work was exemplified. In the few months that this chapter has been in existence it has demonstrated what energy on the partof the members and a de- sire to edvance can do. It has drawn to its memtership a large number or the best citi- zens of the Mission district; it hes increasea its numerical strength at.a wonderful rate, having initlations ai almost every meeting and iu the midst of the business of the chay ter and order the members have found time to give several entertainments, which by reason of their excellence have all been successful and have been the means of attracting many sirangers 1o them. The chapter has peen mecting in the old niall at the corner of Six- teenth and Valencia streets, but in & snort time will move into the new Musonic Hall, now in courss of construciion, and it will then have one of the most_commodious and pleasant homes in tne jurisdiction. The chapter will procure new regalia and furni- ture, and it hopes then to prosper as it has in the past and it will strive 10 become one of the strongest subordinaies in this district. Yission Rebekah Lodge. Mission Rebekah Lodge No. 2251 0. O.F., which has been inexisience but a few months, gave Its first public entertainment last Satur- day night in Excelsior Hull on Mission street in the presence of all the members and a large number of thelr friends. Tue programme that ‘was prepared by C. J. Mora, Mrs. Lucy Quinton and Mrs, Hunter was a very pleasing one ana | since J H Jones, San Pedro G Brad 3 Y them long to become accustomed o thein- | L ] ¥ H J Nor-on. ¥ M Harrs ton, Fresno , Cal T Hoy T Fennel. Santa Cruz Plorver, Sanin hosa F Sperry, Los Angel-s A Caine, Los Angeles G Thompson, Chicago BALDWIN HOTEL. E P Ackermsn.LsAngels t. LsAngel Mrs K Aliensworth, Lsan J H Dieter, St Louis Mrs b e N Y Stockton M Carter, Sacramento Jugan, Butte € » Morgan. Ventura 3 Street, New Orleans Mrs J T Myers. Fresno nd A Jeonings, Reddiog | € 0 Bium, Kedding SAN FRANCISCO **CALL BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franciseo CALI— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every | night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 8:30 o'clock. Hayes sireet, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission sireets; open antil 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 8:30 o'clock. 1205 Polk street; open until 9:30 o'clock. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky open till § o'clock. ATE COMMAN Golden G t. — “pecial assembly INING a B 0'clock. Th iied Cross will be conferred. All fraters are courteous y invited. M. PEEL, Em. Com. JONATHA WILLTAM T. } ONDA, Recorder. DERY e building, THIS Oraer of i SA No. | SRANCISCO CHAPTER ThIS EVER TN G o M H E=, K156 SOLOMON'S LoDGE No. 260, F. and A. M.. corner Geary and Stelner s s.—Second degree THIS (MON- DAY) EVENING ac 7:30 o'clock. By order of the master. HARRY BAEHR, Sccretary. CALIFORNIA LODGE NO_ 1, L 0. 0. F.—Menibers are earn- y requesiel o attend meeting June 28. Very important business. G. W. DAYWALT. N. G. C. F. Post, Rec. Sec. | | | w. Oakld | B SITUATION® RST- sires place. MIss WANTED-FEMALE. FFMALE HELP WANTED. HELP WANTIED—Continued. AGENTS WANTED. "LASS FRENCH SECOND GIRL DE- tuatlon; good seamstress; 3 years iast CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. (FEBMAN ¥ weners Th rd st., cor G.RL WisHES \ POSITION FOR novsewors and coo<lug. Address 144 Nt m QITUATION WA woman: office-c at howe, or uny references. Ca NTFD BY A SWEDISH aning, washing and mendin: ind of nuusework by the day: 255 Pelry st.. rear. A\’V OMAN WIIH A CHILD DESIRES SITUA- ti0s £00d cook: e JIDERLY U lizbt nousework. LIABLE WOMAN W ©0do genersl housework and cooklng: 17 ty or \ountry Mivna st WOMAN WANTS SITUATIO. Apply 812 Clementin~ SHE ]n«. ~ITUATION \ is zo0d cook: wiil doplain washing: kind to chnldren; city of country: mode e 10 Stockton p-., second girl girls, nurses R family: bt unde: FIEST-CLASS COOK “ITABLE AMERICAN WOMAN derstands German wishes situatlon In small off ~toc<ton st., bet. Post aud Su:ter. : WAITRESSE 1, loundres: hermaids. hoose- all MRS NOKTON, 815 Sucter. WHO UN rsiands piain cooking. wagss $15 to Apply 529 Howard st. (G ERnmaxN GiRL GOOD COOK. WISHES PO- 1 sicion to do general housenork: private fam- 11y good refes G Wi week renc:s. 369 Jessle st OMAN DESIRES WORK BY THE or mouth: good work. Call or ad- dress 4251 Fulton st. 7OM A eral \ hou: ‘WANTS A POSLTION TO DO GEN. sework: is & good plain cook, also £00d Iaundress; has good references. Appiy 26 Siinnast. IWEDISH GIRI, WANTS A SITUATION TO 3 do general housewor«. Please call 3026 Twenty-fourih st., bet. Harrison and Fol.om. YEHMAS WOMAN WANTS WOKK BY THr . 566 Natoma st bet. ANTED_WAITRESS FOR SPRINGS, $20: parlo: maid and waltress, $20: Protes ant kitchen assistant in kitchen for institutio ., $20 Protestaut woman to do_cleaning and piain’ s ing for institution. $20: Protestant girl for general housework, short di tance, $ 5: Protestant nurse. $20; German nurse, $.0; xirl, housework, coun- try, 825 Frencn seco d girl, waitress, coun- tre botel, $20, and oihers. Appiy toJ. F. CROS- ETT, 316 Sutier st WATTH E~SE=, HOTEL. CITY, 5; Frea h nurse, Gukiand, $20: 2 s for housework, $20 and $15; 2 Ger- man cooks, $25 and $50, and a number o* girls for hiusework and to assis.. LEON aNDRe, 308 Stockton st 3 LUN +) gon. $2v, room et WAITRESS, ORE- 3 waltresses. nice 'resort hotel. $20,'room, etc: waitresses. Pacific Grove £20 and room; 4 waitresses, city, $20 and roo 5 waitresses, ' small_restaurant, $15 and rovm W2l ress. Alam-da. Cal., $20 and room; waitress for Oakland, §20 wal ress, city, $3 a week and room: waltress, Placer County resort, $20. room, v, cholce place, $20 and iresses, §5 & week, MAKIUIN &C st EAD COOK: COUNTRY HOTEL: C. R HANSEN & CO., 11) Geary st WAITERS, for mountain resort, $2 house, country, $40; dish C. R. HAN $20. WITH DRESS SUITS Z ury hotel, $30: waiter for springs, $2 < sher, country Voung German waiter and drive 'bus, conntry EN & CO. $80. GENTS_BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enumeied sign or universal riznboard; will have a ir*mendous sale: notning like i: securs COUN- | sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and walter | Mfg. Co., 409 » San Francisco. ook for boarding- | ——— = botel. GENT 110 Geary se. | every family needs: easi! and laborers for ral d, long job: new Geary st JREE FARE FREE FAKE ¥ rond work, 81 75 duy. 0 teamsters for ratlroad | work. 8:0'aid voard. C. R. HANSE fear of competition as arui le 13 j —50 ROCKMEN ¢ ’ N & CO., 110 | patented article w protits; if you can 500 LABORERS FO ¢ RAILROAD WORK, | noith, 81 50 a day: fare advanced. C. . HANSEN &C0, 110 Geary st. don’t come. G, H. FULL 1 WOODUIOPP Coun! &T0., 110 Geary st. RS FOR SANTA CRUZ v, #1to§l 15 acord. C. R. HANSEN | OUNG MAN DESIRES - ing-house ha N wilker, country, $30: & ILKER, COUNTRY, $30; 4 2-mule te.msters, eity, $1 50 a day; 20 scraper tewm ters, country, $20 and POKT! GUESE | frr 4. G. M.. (0x 23, Call Offi-e. teamsters, city, $26 . BOARDING WANTED, sU CAN M Ny WANTED TO CAN VASS THISCITY, Sacramento and Stockton and sell an sruicie profi s large: nel: oniv live on st. AKE ¥ selling county rights for a first cla-s ich will sell readiiy a: good call and see me: 3t not, ROOM with board. in private family or small board- 1% por.h or garden: Mission pre- LD GOLD AND SILVER "D GIRL, TAYLOR ST QE GIRL, L) Posts.. $15: German girl, bai $15; house- keeper, country. $12: girl, Vallejo st., $16; sec- ond girl. Folsom st, §15: girl, 2 in family, Pine st., 815; girl, Golden Gate ave., 815; eirl, Harri- 500 8L, $.5: 'eirl, O'Farrell st.. $15; cirl. Sulsun. Cal. $15: girl, Mil on, Cal - girl, Alameda, $15. MARTIN & C0., 74+ Market st. COUK¥, VALLEJO. CAL, $35 AND ROOM; & cook, milimen, $18: cook, Napa, Cal, $25: pasiry cook, $:0 to $40 and rcom: cook, Cala. veras County, $20 and room; cook, mining <om- pany. also mother and son: codk, German style, #$35 and room; dishwasher, smail p'ac cook. Kedwood City, $18 and room: cook. Mill Valles $2 d room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (‘HA.‘“!EN!!AII} AND WAIl: ONE MEAL; $15, room, ‘etc.: French chambermaid, elty: #irl 10 walt on tabe and cook, ame, 315 and room: Ge man chambermaid. $15 and room: 2 chambermaids and wait, same, $20 and room- MAKTIN & CO., 749 Mar<et st \‘l’l UATION WANTED S giri for general housework and cooginz. call 2609 Post s BY COMPETENT Please TOMPETE ?T WOMAN WANTS WORK BY C 3 wasting, ir-hivg of Buusewor Piease call 1065 Market, near Seventh. the di day. Sl VIRL, 16 Y EAR< WISHES SITUATION TO X do light housework and assist with children | presers 10 sleep athome. TOUNG GI 1053 Howard st. (KL FOR UPSTAIRS WORK AND light housework. Piease callat 1618 OTHER AND SON FOR MINING TOW) M $3, room, board, etc. Cail early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marcet st. 7) IRONERS, 81 25 PER DAY: DMARTIN & ) C0., 749 Market at. G ALAMEDA, CAL, 820: OALL EARLY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OMAN TO TRAVEL WITH MEDICAL VERMAN GIKL: EDDY rompany. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. T.; $25. MARLIN sewing or Eddy st. Wt e turn. )ELIABLE U wants housework. i Gk 9 ¢ Address P. RESSMAK TOMAN OF REFINEMENT AND EXPERL- hes (0 assist for pleasant home in re- box 120, Call Office. WOMAN, WITH 1 CHILD lace todo coo<ing on & ranch. of 417 Bush st , room 18. KER OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES shoo: Is & neat worker. Address A. “all. (‘].|<A|\x; X day or housezieaning: $1 & day. room 1, rear. st W ANTED GIRL WANTS WASHING BY THE 21814 Poik —SITUATION A8 COOK AND housework in smail family by eiderly woman. 758 Folsom st. ¥ GLISH Y nousexeey 117 Eddy st ITRONG GE 3 country, can cooking in'private family Fourth st. TOUNG W wishes & housexeeper or widower's LADY WISHES SITUATION As per for bachelor or widower. Call room EMAN GIRL, 8 YEARS IN inik English; ety HIS housework and or country. 134 THE COUNTRY position in_ bachelor's dy st., room 2. VIDOW FEOM home. 120 Youse a widow wants & working 1o mending: or wii nome preferre PEFINED \tionas he oue or two ND ATTRACTIV : FRENCH nousekeeper's place: house or widower's 2 rost st lodgin 2bom 2, 1 od. ELDERLY LADY WISHES POSL usekeeper for young widower with nail children. ~Address B, box 3, Call Office, Cakiand. IWEDISH » general ho GIRL WISHES SITUATION ework. 1135 Florida st. FOR TANTED \ 1ady As cOOK + T for ge class referene cal. Alam=da iR cL laundress, conutry: wa, st., room 15. BY ENGLISH housework: first- — SIIUATION ral es. Address box 86, North Temes- County ASS AMERICAN COOK. NICE good baker, kind to children: city or es $12 10 $15. Call av 1024 Howard TOUNG WIDOW DESIRES A POSITION AS house < eeper or comps LA CalL NTELLIGE sition as companion; Address or call MIS; fon. 838 Mission, rm. 1. IN—BEANCH OFFICE OF THE Subscriptions and want ads taken. OUNG LADY (PAKISIAN) WOULD LIKE bousekeeper Jodging-house. place oom 10, in_bachelor’s Po uome or WANIS PO- references given. cood 1., 860 Grove st. TOUNG W1 o piain sewing done WISHES POSITION A er: in bachelor's or wilower's home 108 Fou V1DO! eep MARKET ST.—BKANCH OFFICE OF want ads and subscriptions taken. wil ELIABLE YOUNG permanent piace as & housekeeper: city or GERMAN GIRL WANTS A G0 p.+in mendlng. 207 Post, rm. 8. FRENCU WIDOW WOULD LIKE bichelor's home; city or country. 1 st., room 31 Market JEAT YOU a place as 223 st st., iFEMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE housekeeper ; City OF cOunLy: bach- eior's, widower’s home or lodging-bouse. }oom 11, econd foor. 61 9 CALL 5 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Subscriptions and want ads taken. JOUNG ATTRACTIVE EASTERN LADY would Iike » 00! place as housekeeper: hotel or widower's situ 117 rddy st, home preferred O'Farreil. . 9. SHES EUROP . 10n 88 housexeeper; bachelor or widower. roUNG would Masor st. ~Pa like & housexeeper's position. S05A SH_WIDOW FROM TBA Qr ish gir), ta and lioning or_sny kmd wood st , bet. 615 AR O CaLL TUATION WANTED BY A GOODSWED. undress, work by the da; of work. 217 ineteentu and Twentieth sts. ashing ‘olitng- & CO., 749 Market st D GIRLS FOR BAKERY: §20, ETC: CALL early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market INGLSIH WOMAN WITH A LITILE GIRL about B vears old; ranch work; $28: good home. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st YOOK N YOOK: SMALL HOTEL; SHORT DISTANCE; fare paid; $20. MISs CULLEN, 323 butter. ALAM kDA COUNTY; 825 , 823 Sutter st. X $12; LIGHT WORK. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter st 100 238 s svanced: CO., 110 veary st. IUALIANS FOR RAILROAD WORK MUND, watchmaker and C.R. HANSEN & WANTED-MISCELLA BOUGH W jeweler, 226 Ellis s:. | Japanese porter for springs, SEN & C0., 110 Geary st. JAPANESE WAITER, CITY, €8 A _WEEK off clo hing bought. AW\ BROKEK—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third, $15] C. R. HAN- ERMAN FOREMAN the country; stesdy pl BREAD-BAKER FOR : ‘e and good wages for the right man. C. K. HANSEN & CU., 110 Geary. OSEPH MADKONE, FHE WAITE call’ C. R. HAN*EN & (0., 110 Geary st. NDERSON Mathematics evening cinsses aud by nia and-Sianford universities: ¥, PLEASE Ink classes: men to drive 2 and 4 horse 80 farmers, orchard and vi 825, 820 | er menth and foun 6 wa tels sn i redauranis porte FEEE FARE! FREE FARE! siers. $: 76 aday: 3 choremen for ran: hes 1-rs, $30. $26 and $20, city and coun 1y ho- MUKKAY & RRADY, 634 and 636 C ay st. = high-scuo. 1 pup’ s coached: 95 MORE teams. $1 75 a day: eyard hancs $26. : 8 milkers, $20: 3 arroit builéing. FDUCATIONAL. in d ACADEMY AND SCH{OL OF pupils prepared private lessons for Calitor- teachers’ engincers’ and civil service examinations; special wathematics, mechanical draw- and marine two scholarskips niversity of Califoruia, amounting to §500 er annum. given e:ca year 10 (he two highest gradu- VOIC S'ieopea Sareaby traned counury kotel, $15. 1or' 8010 wurk ARNESS-MAKE : FOR 634 and 636 Clay st. per month and found. MURRAY & READY, Deichon, Dan Morrison, Granze, Marchesi, Marie Haitso Grice Greenwood, Helen Po.el A RANCH, 230 | 20 da; READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. WOUDCHOPPERS, RED AND PIN 100t wood, 81 15 per cord; 30 laborers, 8175 £26 per mouth and found. udios, Y. Al C. A. buliiin E 4- Franz Veuter, Albani, De Sols, La S+ UCCESSFULLY n voiume, compass and quaity, in puolic: DE- und form Adelaide 6, Amy Lesle, CARK . For in- stinction_and terms apply to CLARK E'S vocal I MUKRAY & Bookks eping. () ERUITPICKER and 636 Ciay s . CALL EARLY AND secure a job. MURRAY & READY, 634 oiectrical evgineerin ay and evening sessions; gomery si.; individual 2 cook, Peta'uma, £35 and room, country: ihird MARLUIN 3G MAN y 10 A Yo washers, $1 here; porter, 1IN & CU.. 749 Market st. COOKS, VALLEJO, CAL., 25 and room: week: cook, city, 35 and room; cook, #50 city €00k, 87 & week: cook’s h-iper. $30: third cook, T00m: cOOK. country, $75 and room: cook, couu try, 348 and room FOR BELLMA dishw asher, country, 820 4 cisnwashers, $1 6 and '$7 a week: porter for restaurant. £25 AND ROOM: 1864 cook, $8 3 est. R'NAILLEN, 93 EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST- business practice, typing, telegraphy. lunguages hnglish branches, oal eugin 15,000 gradu~ short! hand, instruction in_short- COOKS, $40, $50; COOK, $40: SECOND | hand, typing, bookkeeping, telegraphy, etc.: lite €00k third cook; 3 wai ers 825, $30; 2 dist- | scnolarship $50: low rates per week and month. washers, $20, $15. MURRAY & KEADY, 654 3 e and 836 C.ay st PNGINEERING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL mi v,assay,acchit.; day & eve. Market. XPERT, ARR, THE 225 and cook. city ingand rapid «alcul & L. on stage. R b and 12, LO.O. ountry. OF ACTIL w and e BOOKS OPENED, closed or adjusted: private lessons In bookkeep ons. 855 Market, rm. 572. N Mkt. d room; 3 dish- | kitchen_men, day & night: 10 ciaises; $5 mo; Bgohxrsu WEITNG, ARITHMIC, GRAMR, . 845 Mission. 1 FINED MOTHER AND DAUGHTER: $36; count: MIsS CULLI 323 Sutter st. $35: NURSE, $20: SECOND GIRL, 20 honsework giris, city and country, $20 : 8 you ggiris, assist, $10to $15. MISS 323 Suttes (G WAITKE SUMMER RESORTS. $21 6 waitresses Santa Cruz, $20; 2 waitresses, sume aprings, Lake County, 520; waitress, springs, Monterey County, $20; 4 waltresses, city hotel #20: waitress for Fre«no, $25: German s-cond Rirl. $15: French housegirl, $.0; 6 Eirls, 88 to $12: ¥ xirls 10 assist, $12 to §15: 10 girls, housewors, $20: re ond cook, institution, $20; German giri for second work and assis coik- ing ‘In_country, $20. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st. O WAITRESSES. SAME SPRINGS, CALL O early. MURKAY & KKADY, Lesding Em- young nurse- | NTRY. W ALLER, cOU walter, country, $25 and $7 a week: waiter. cily, §9 » $:0 and room: 3 | lad-maker, pantryman, etc,, $10 | aweek. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markets . i MAR | — | (LUITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL | G lessons: $3mo. Mart Westhaus $40 AND ROOM: — — room; walter, clty, | QINGING, VOICK CULTURE, PAKIS GRAD- week: waiter, city, uate; French, Ger. lanz.: $2 mo. 109 Tayior. W ANTED_A Mad married preferred Lo take and wacon and make himsel Address J. B | TaPanEsE gener 1 work, MARTIN & C¢ &c smail hotel. FRENCH IRONERS: H 49 Market st PasIBY cool | FaarTiN & ca. GEEMAN OR the business: steady position tothe man tha: sults. box 143, Call Office. COUK, $30 AND KOOM: JAID- aves> laundryman, 8.5 and room: Japanese, $20 and roow; 749 Market st. maa, §40 to $50, room, board, 749 Marke: st. 90() HAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE S08 CaLi: subseriptions and want ads taken. RENCH, | s — — charge of 2 horses | generaily useiul 1n HYPNOTIS) ()LD-ESTABLISHED airo teach etc. DENTISTS. LAUNDRY- MARTIN EAD etc. y ployment Agents. (34 and 635 Cluy st W AJTRESS, PLAIY (OUNTRY HOTEL $20; 1roner, country laundry, $25 and found: chambeimaid and weltress sum'. er resort, $20 Cooks and housework. etc. MURRAY & KE\DY, Liading imp.oyment Ageats, 634 636 Ciay at. ‘\' ANTED—WAITRESS, $20: SECOND GIR $0: nouscgirls, $15, $20 and $25. MRS, NOKTON, 815 Sutter si. VW ANTED — COOKS CHAMBE KMAIDS, hursegirls. giris for housewors. MRS, HIRD, 721 Elils st. W AMTEESS; COUN RY HOTEL: $20. R T. WARD & C 1., 610 Ciay st. WA nE $25; FREE FARE. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st 7 Gn& FOR RESTAURANT; WAIT ON TA- b.e and help in Kitchen. 268 First st. 2526 MISSION — SUBSUKIPTIONS waut ads taken 107 THE UALL. ASD ¥ ence, salury expected Call YROCERY CLERK; 8 TATE AGE, EXPERI | Y ouxe or | X atraid of wor | given of swady position , ‘Oakiund Call Of IVELY YOU work. W ANTED_HELPE with experience. 3 work. who hi s done some painting, for outside Call between 7 and 8, 310 Cleme R FOR BAKERY 727 Larkia st. e e suc ¢d giaduate dentisis counected all work warran: ONE and consting. EAMEN FOR NEW YOKK, AUSIRALIA 12 Washinzton st. D TE g\'ursu MEN 657 Clay st TO GO NORTH; LONG JOB. and patentee of improved QTRONG BOY, WITH _ dation. 28 Uarrison 8-. ) carriage blacksmithing preferred; recommen PERIENCE 1IN are made: o0d | | | without | from $8 per sef (oMrETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- U work: sma'l iami.y: $20. 807 Broderick st., bet. Golden Gate ave. und McAlliste I BANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL 167 NINTH 5 st: want ads ana subscriptions takea. ABSIST 462 Tehama st GELon MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN X housework: sleep home. W iroadway. - A HARNESS MAKER. 638 Ymsu.n’ EXTRACTIO! bridge work a speciaity: pi 830 Howard st. DigEvasnER WANTED; RESTAURANT. with DX, LUPLUM HiLL, 1413 MARKED 81 Eleventh: pocharge for extracting when plates piates made over like new: teech exiracting 50c: gas given. AN VRUOM & CO’S KLECTRO- DENTAL Yadors, $97 Market st.: Iady atte non: but exper vnc th s offi SE. cor. Sixth and Mission. § 1E GENU ek dentist. dis-overer o1 painiess extraciion CROWX es $5 up: 13 years o~ ~~~~~n~nn~~ | lOrtune snd positi TREAT DISEASE: Hypnotic Insttute, 6 O'Farrell st dant: no gas or ouher Gankerous smmsthoties Ehven: "erscrics | i o Fullace et o diie] . COUNTRY, 30 AND ROOM. | hok & e L AL Siiended by G W Wiivamaon, Dy Daysivias I- | hd shrgeon: SxamInation ee: by 1he bre o i Temperate. box 157, | new elecirical appiiances: porcelain and gold | crowns: bridge-work and teeth without plates a — — - eca: Electro-Dental Parlors, 997 Marki MIDDLE-AGED MAN ot | SPeclaity. E SDenial bagio 991 Markacat references; fair consideration | y FULL SET OF TEETH, $5; PAINLESS | large grocery firm. P. | xtraction see our new «om!inati . | thinne-t. lighiest, coo.est piate made; w: T NoT oo | 10 yeurs: fillings, 50c; crowns, $3 5; Tady assist- MAN, NOT AFRAID OF | ani. CHICAGU DENTAL PAKL Rs, 24 Sixth oas. | W YORK . [: SET OF TLETH, 85, | e INE bridgs Work or teeth ny plate. moved from 6 10 20 O' Farrell. NE. =7 MONTGOMERY 52 the Call IRL WHO MAKES GOOD BUTTONHOLES and help on custom coats. 774 Folsom st. ton st. CORNER OF CLAY— Upen_untll 9:30 o clock subscriptions and want ads. taken. IRST-CLASS COOK WANTED, 15 STOUK- ecrowas. #3 Ol branch office of experience. R L WALSH, D.Dis, 81535 Geaty. w5 FULL SET TEKTH: BEST MAKE; DI, keptin repair; cxiractiag free; fillings,50c; Pacific Dental Parlors, 18 Third. TROOME 1 TIRL TO ASSIST LIGH I HOUSEWORK: $10. 887 ran Jose ave., cor. Twenty-sixth st GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK: 2 IN 50 Waller st.. near Market. 7OU tamily ANTED—YOUX smail restaurant. y V Oyst'r business. Geary st. | T ANTED—GOOD MAN W. Inguire Call Office, NTAL ASSUCIATIO. . 759 MAR- e / ket, cet. 3d and 4tk gass speciaiisis; pwiniess extraciing With gas, $1: piates, 87 up: fill, $1 up. | @7 A SET FOR 1EETH_WARKANTD AS WAITER FOR | U | goud as can bemade; filinz$1. DR SIMALS, dentist, 930 Market st., next Baldwin Theater. ITH 875 TO BUY | Oiags, 306 g solds 31 up: G L ¥or HOUSEWORK, 3 IN FAMILY, $20: upstairs girl, $18. 721 Ellls st. ARBER-SHOP: BEST LOC Inquire Cail flice. HIO DENTAL PARLORS—SILVER FILL- crowas, $3 up; I_ ELP WANTED_¥15 TO 25 PER MONTH for any kind of situation. Apply J. E. CORY, 2418 Ceniral ave.. Alameda; tel. 472 biack. (00D HANDLAUNDRY WASHER WANT Yed; wages $16. White Star, Campbell, Sania Clara County. 615 LANKIN-BEANCH OFFICE OF THE 0 CALL Subscriptions aad want ads taken. YQUNG LADY RE LY East wou d like a housekeeper tel or widower iry. 12034 ¢ FROM THFE place in a ho- home: RO objection .o the coun- ry st., room 2. _RANCH HOUSE, 861 MARKEI_REDUC. plates, §5 up. 906 Marke: st ATION IN TOWN, = VY ORKING GIELS O free: open ~un. 13 staniiai business the year romnd; price $250. LY:1~T TOOTH FILLD L Pa:iors, 6th and Mission. tion in prices: private rcoms: clean beds: LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- water, etc.; 160, 20c and 25c day; $1 to $250 | <\ ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1320 Marke: st wpek. = sl b i Lee < QEF OF TEETHL WITHOUT & FLATE DR l ARBER-SHOP, WESTERN ADDITION: H. C Young, 1841 Polk st. runoing 3 chalrs: 10c sbavings §ood, sub- R J. J. LEE 1126 MARKET SI, OPEN Apply 10 STOLTZ, 630 Market st. evenings: Sundays tll nocn. dentistry taughs ARBERS CIAT. VOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIA 110N, 806 mask Ofice R FCOHS U'kei st Dic CHARLE~ W. DECKER employment buresu, 34 4ih EYMEN BARBERS' UNION FREE st. L LESS, Sec. EOTS. DRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN IN PENMAN- ship. day or evening. J. W. GRIFFITH, Heald’s Bus ness College, 24 Post st. JFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH ads and subscriptions taken. RANCH LW —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE Subscriptions snd want ads taken. ———e FITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANKSE waiters, hoy CILIN ESE EMPLOYMT OFFIC secleaners. 30 Geary: tel. Grant 68 EPECIAL NOTICES. CHRISTIAN DEAVOR CARDS; California designs for Eastecn v sitors: Ep- worth Leazue cards HILL, 214 Geary St E5 _Eviius painy at 23d and Foisom = RKIH gents and ladies. BAD TENANTS LJLCTED FOR 4 collections made: city or couniry. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Monigy st.. room 6: tel. LOKO. IS NOW L BATHS FOR R, 11, 1204 Geary st. BAY CITY TRANSFER C 244 10 51115 Sutter. Trunks ¢ EEMOVE levred, DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND Bullding and some street. Ju NOTICE—COSTINENTAL Losn Associziion 222 San- For the year ending with the . 0tn of 1297, adivdend has been aeclared of 6 per cent per annum on Oriinary deposiis, 7 per «ent on term deposits, and 12 per cent on instailment £LiCK, all free of taxes. DI ED K. HILL. Presiden CAPT. OLIVEE F.LDRIDG WL COLBIN ¥, Vice-Piesident. v and Gen'l Mauag r. g5, PIVIDEND NUTICE— TYSAV- tngs Bank, Moutgomery st. Mils bulldiug —Dividends on term deposiis, au the rate of fonr (4) per cent per annum, and on ordinary deposits, at the rate of three and one-third (534) per cent’ per annum, free of taxes, for ihe La.f year ending June 30,1897, will be payable on and after July 1, 1897, 8. L. ABBOT JR., Secretary. VHINESE Jhelp:tel main 1997 & JAPANISE: ENI'D 20 YEARS: BRAGLEY & Cu..640 Clay k£ bes CHINESE AND JAPANESE Yo Californfa st., tel. main 231 AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT theip. 41435 O'Farreli, Tel K. 426, TOMPETE J desires a position; Oakland rete ployment des PERIENCED BUTLER can give best of city and ences: Wages no _object: steady em- ired. K L., box 120, Call RICA Al onon small r 944 Howard s N MAN AND WIFE WISH SITU- hor dalry. Address E. T, Biot 86 per box 147 Cali ARBERS—GOOD BARBER WANTS WORK week; steady man. Address Barber, Uffice. LL-ROU L\ at repair D CALP] WANTS WORK ng old wors or making new. Ad- dress Carpenter, box 104, Call Office. 7OUNG M ussistun. th, repairer. JITUATIO Ao vaker and con city or country. 3: <hly and i AN WOULD LI undertaker: 800 dress G. KE POSITION AS understands the work sphols er and jurniture- + box 28 Call Ofice. WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS ctioner: “best of references, 21 urk st. ¢ GUNG AN, AGED 20, WITH 2 YEARS Y e o 2 s enographer, desires a Yike position a3 ", box 69, Ci : ouiside San Francisco preferred TOUD JAPANESE, wishes to walt at (abl 3 K., box 160, Call Uffice. 1amily. PEAKS VERY WELL, must be & first-class UMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SO- ciety, 15 Geary rt._The directors bave de clarea the foliowing semi-annusl dividends: <20 percent per annum on term and 3.60 per cent per wn. um on odinary deposits, payabie on aud aiter July 1, 1897. ERNEST BEAAD, Sec. 61 LAKKIN _BEANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: robscrintions an: want ad taken JITUATION WANTED BY FIRST. hotel or box 77, Call. LASS restaurant butcher. Address W. &, £ DIVIDEND NUTICE-THE GEKMAN Eavings and Loan Society, 626 Californ st. For the haif year enaing June 30, 1897, n diy. idend has been decisred at the rate of four and twenty hundredihs (4 20-100) per cent per annum on term deposits. an1 three and fifry b ndredihs (5 60-100) per cent per annum on OFdinary depos its. free of taxes, pa; d after Thursday, July 1,1897. GEORGE TOURNY, Secretary. DIVIDEND NOTIC CO BAVINGS UNION, No. 532 Cal fornia cor. Webb. For the haif year ending with the ih of Jwme, 1897, & divicend has been aeclared at the rate per annum of four and two-tenths (4.2) per cent on term deposits and hree and fve-ienths 5) per cent on_ordinary deposits, free of taxes. payuble on and after THURSDA), July 1, 1897, LOWELL WHITE Cashier. DIVIDEND NOTICE-MUTUAL SAV- INGS BANK OF SaN FRANCISC), 33 Post st For the half year ending June 0, 1897, adividend has been deciared at the raie of four (4) Per cent jer annum on ierm deposits and three aud one-third (%35) perceut per annum on ordi- nary deposi s, free o: iaxes, payable on and atter TH! ) July 1, 1897 —<AN 7l»RA\'( Is- GOuD_AL situation. L-AROUND BUTCHER WISHES Address G. A, L0x 63, Call. TABLE . GERMAD UNMARRIED, COM: E | pmrgrh et winery, vineyard and orchiard, wishes situation: best of references. Ad- dress care of M. HAFER, 34 Third st. ANTED W Caman otems Address 8., box 30, Call Office. o 10N AS JANITOR, good references. 7OUNG WOMAN; LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING: few hours weekiv. in exchange modest board; one in famiy. EDWARD, oox 57, Call :D—WOMAN, BET. 45 AND 50, TO aist light housework; oniy one appieciating home need apply: wages $6. See lady bet. 11 and 1, at 105914 Folsom s | 4 MAKKST 51.— BRANCH OFFICE OF 1HE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions tuken. 600D HORS:! V LU your feet at the same i JANTED—GET YOUR SHOE~ MADE TO made ones, fiom $2, §3, 84 and $5, at 6562 Mis slon st., 0 tween First +nd Second. rice vou bu realy- st., be:. Tenth and Eleventh. {6 MCCARTY'S HORS. D U. shoeing shop, 22 Golden Gate ave. DRIVATE STABLE TO LRT ON HARRISON UCTION W. COR BIXTr 2 branch cftice st want ads 1aken. M Care A IH Si., NEAK MISSION. Subscriptions uad | WATKINS, avetionee: PANTSMARERS WANTE A. M. at the ~tevenson-st. entrauce CHARLES LYOUNS, London Tailor, 721 Market st. 4 HOKSES FOR Marker, esday. D APTLY M 827 Sixth st SULLIVAN & DOY LE F. DRESS-CUTTING SUHO!L— FRENCH . talioring taught; §1 week. 916 Market, r. 19, FANTED — SEAME Apply 10 ~teuartat, ups v AND ORDINARY. 50, HEAD OF HOE OUbusiness 00 to 150U pounds. i i stables. 1391 Turk. PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVER-HIRT and underwear: s few Inexperienced hands taken and taught. LEVI S1RAUSS & Cu., Fremont st. 615 LAKKIS - BRANCH FF CaLL: subscriptions and was 0 U C? DO U C? SPECIAL AND EXTRA- ordinary offe of 2 weeks' sewing lessons froe to beginners this week at the ) chowell Dress- making and Millinery School, 103 Post st. 4 shoes tor saly 3 lot ladies’ AKGE STOCK NEW AND © up: misfits exchanged; good T palring: shoes made (0 oider any style $3 up. Ceniral Repair- Ing Shop, 749 Mission st., near Grand COND-HAND [ SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT 1 o'clock of horses. buggies, wagons, harness, eic. Emporium sales yards 220 Valeucia at, 3 3 buggles, carts, barness: Grand Arcade Horss suction sales every Wads team of Inres young muies. and misses’ shoes, RY EABLY NEW Bak pera-house. 1 inken. <7 NINTH SL — BRANGH UF) 1EE VALL subscripuvs sud wank ads wagon: make offer. N “r TUP RUCKAWA wagon: can be u el with ICE OF two JINE MEN'S CALF SHO! der, #2 50; haif-soling, 25¢ caris. SHAW, 1621 Market , §175: TO OR- up. 959 Howard. NEW PEDDIEK'S WAGO M ST CONVENIENT AND RESFECTABLE: VL 'Winchester House, 44 Third st. near Markst. 200 rooms: 28c to $1 SU per night: $1 60 o $3 PEr Week: 1ree 'bus and bacgAEe 10 and 1Tom ferry. MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED — FARMER AND WIFE, 800, wife for hotel couk, see boss here early this J. F. CROSETT & Co., 628 Sacra morning. mento st. W ANTED — ENGLISH GROOM, $30 AND found: 2 farmers and wives, $25 and $40; biacksmith, city, boys for city and country, 7 month and found and §3 wee; hand-washer. country laundry, $s0 and found: teamsters 81 76 day, and o.hers. J. F. CROSETT & (0. 628 Sacramento st. SIMON WA E. 'S 100 MEN beer or wine e; bes: free lunch. 643 Clay. luzch-wagon 1ii:ht buggy. TOGET BOTTLE OR LAUNDEY | 620 Ful on st. 3-~FRING AND CARRIAGES. seats; tro: N : SALOON 1340 Turk st. tting 100D EXPEESS WAGON, WI RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE. iow Sixih, for a room; 2bc a nig X ard harness, for sale cheap. ARGAIN BARGAINS 1 aweek. | | 20c. {LCHO HOUSE, 86315 MA KKET ST.—ROOMS C 10 5UC uight: $1 to $2 week. / INCHESTER HOUS! Market: 300 rooms, Be room: tree 'bus and baggege .0 and £:0m the ferry. top and open buggy: also 1 hack 330 FAXes aken. S1.—BRANLH TME CALL, SUOsCTIpUOUS aud wwae ads | L OFFICK OF hack surr ys, TH BARGAINS HOR! 310 Golden Gate. I art ness new and second-hand wagons, buggies, c harness, robes aud biankets. Leiboli Har Company, 211 Larkin st., opp. new City Hall. 44 THIRD ST, NR. | /INE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND M a nignt; reating- | I' wagons cheap for cash or sta'lments; 1 White ILK tine 828 Harrison st. NEW AND SECOND-HAND WAGONETTES, bugxies, carts and harness | cheap. Fifteeuth and Va.encia ss.; tel 71. 4000 FAE: than one-fourth their 562 Mission st. lue; ANOTHER shoes: been slightly damazed: a: bet. Fiist and Second sts. 0T MEN'~| @orx Lial less 9. . from 75¢ to $2 50, $ Ui 1013 Harrison st T DELIVERY WAGON ABAR- 7 ANTED—)0 EXTRA WAITERS, RESTAU- rant; second cook, $50: hotel walier, 32: waiter, bay country, $15, part fare jaid: waiter for camp, $15: dishwasbers and others. Apply to J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. WANTED — 2 WOODCHOPPEKS, - NEAR city. $1 75 a cord: 6 woodchoppers, near city (San Mateo Coun.y). $1 25 a cord: 4 woodchop- pers, Sacramento County, $1 15 a cord: 8 miners iorreliabe company, siealy job, $. a day: 2 men to dig potetoes, uear city, $20 and fouud; plain vegelabie gardener, .0 and 10and: 2 choremen, near city. $15 and found: milker, near city. $20 and found; American milker, first-class place. $20 and found: 2 boys for fuc.ory, §12 a mon.h wich chauce of raise; young German to sew sacks for factory, 75c a day and board: German Iborer, $20 and found: charcoa! burner, near city: colored waiter, city, $20 and found; camp walter, cly. #15 and jound; second coox, city, 850 cook for resort, §30 and found; vegetabie man, city, $U: man &nd wife for ranch, $30 and found: farmers for different counties, eic. W. D. EWEK & Cu., 626 Clay st. ADIE: shoes, solinj the usual price. SHOES, SOLING, 50c: all repairing done st half 562 Mission st bet. 1st and 2d. < LOST 85c; MEN'S and shoei: must sacrifice: #2 50, 86 shoes 83. LEARANCE SALE—$5000 WORTH BOOTS shoes $1, #3 ‘shoes $1 50. #4 shoes §2: $5 shoes 638 Market st., opp. Palrce. ave, via Mission. Filimore and Liberal reward will be pald for its r 81 50 shoe 780, ¥2 LEDY, 212 sansome st. Sutter- e.urn to OST—LARGE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING 4 coming_from Old Peopl:’s Home on Silver ST_POCK ETBOOK, VOMS, 150 10 15 & per wees. Orlen.al, NG HT: 500 +u 8l 00 i Chutes about 5 o'c.ock Sunday tered to leave at Breoklyn Hotel. R J. PAKK KR, NEAR GATE AT reward ‘of- | Uver 80 PERSONALS NFO' MATIQN WANTED OF JOHN J. H, PARRUTT, who disappeared -ov. 10, 18905 was 43 years old. heixhi 5 feer 10 inches, ight compiexiou. dark brown curly hair mixed wih gray. sandy mustache. gray eyes, weight 190 pounds: traveliug sa esm: K. P., box SERMAN LADY OF DOMESTIC HABITY X wishes to meet : entlemu can provide comfortable home Address MRS, M L. STONE, ¢ i AIR SPECIALIST: 1018 WASHINGTON st, Oakland; gra , faaed, failing: parviculars for stamp. ¢ under 50, wi c* matrimony ‘all Office, Onkland, DR MRS, ER TONER, 12 Leroy rlace, ot Sac- bet. Jones and L.avenworth ADIES—IF Y..U WANT 10 LOOK BEAUT! i ful, call. MRS, DR. TANNER TONER, 1 Leroy place, off Sacramento st., bet. Jones and Leavenworth. HERE IS MORE THAN 25 SAVED WHEN instead of paying a medium good hairdresse 50c for amedium good service. you p.y m-only : 5 for u firsi-class job {n every respect: mv patrons all tes ify to my g00d Wozk, but the bes:way (o 10 come yourse.f and see: switches, §1 LEDERER, 111 Stoc:ton st. M MYRTLE POTTER, PALMIST, moved from 33 Sixih to S BE Ya Marier, 1. 1 DIVORUT LAWS A SPEG. Private: N fee Witlut success: pr.bate, insolvency, colleciions, paten’ s, trademarks, etc. obtained: private detectives: Jstablished 10 vears G-W. HOWE, atty at law, 85¢:Marke:cor. Stockta. 3 D LIVIGURATE 1 halr use ““Qninonfa” hairgoulc, 35¢ per b LEDERER, 111 Siockton st. § ~LEPHUNES 3 % ELEIN'S Eiectrical Works, 421 Monigomery. 1f interested send ick catalogue. LULI TOORDBR ON EA -V INSTALI O L. LEMOS, 1117 Market %, bet 7th and 8tn CL(_\A_K.\ AND TAILOK-MADE tailed at wholesale figurcs. 20 LLMENTS SUITS Sansome st RE- ~ARDENS ATIENDED 0 IN THE CITY by THOMAS HEXTELER, 316 Turk st. UPERFLUOUS D HAIRS REMOV] ] electrolysis. MRS DR. WELCH, 2115 Busn HUFSCHMIDE, SANITAKY - gastitter. 625 Golden Gate av. Tel. Su.ter 471, 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED. 3150 wedaing work. HILL, 22V Geurs B8 OUTDOOR STEREGPTICON SHOW EVE- 1y night cor. Market and Bixth sts,: artistic oo Vertisements In liviug light: promoters of vos. Tess Consult OWL ADV: CO. 1340 Markets: JLECTRIC LiGH1IS 1IN EKY ROOM: Winchester House 44 Third st. nr. Marke; %00 rooms, 28 1o §1 00 per night: &1 50 1o §8 pec ¥eek; fres bus and hageage 10 And 1ron: ine ferrs —_— e e e CLATRVOYANTS. W HAT IS YOUR VOCATION: HAVE YOU PROSPERED? WHAT ARE YOUR HOPRS? Mrs DR. F.CLAKK wiil liff the dark veil of | your future iife: she zives you valuable ADVICE | 384 AID in all affairs of life. of private as weil as of business nature Instance, pertaining (o | Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuits, Contested Wilis, ‘Divorce. Damage Sufts. Mining. he discovers ost or stoien property, finds buried treasures, prevents sickness misfortane: recos ciles the separated, thus restoring lost happiness Every yerson is adapted to soms jarticular bus. ness, profession or rade, whicls may justly be term. ed their trne vocation, and yet more toan ha:f of Yyou are fighting against an Unknown fate 1or fame, which you do not and cannot obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours 9 | 108 daily. Send’siamp for circnlar and speciat MRS. DE. F. CLAL MF. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- ant card-reader, born double vell and secon 1 sight; diagnoses disease, ull iije reading: la 50c; gents $1: palm. an claliv.: sit. $1 60. 126 1urk MELBOURNE, G1F1ED MAE g V2 er: never fails: call and b gents 50c. 437 O’ Farzell st FLUMBER, | terms. I K. 1206 Marker, X £, Y CARD-R AT convinced; 23c; ground floor. LIFE-READER; BU price, 25¢. 311 Tehama st., | ME. LFGGETT | AVi “ness advice; one | near Fourth MES DE ARDIGAN, GREAT EASIL M ortune-teller: strong'love cnarms made. | Harrison st. 938 ORTUN K-TELL- ARNDT, GERMA ells pas and future or wite; 26cup: Sixth. | C&wr.,rurm MEDI READS FROM J cradie to grave: 25c. 41 Minna st.. bisement. G MiiSioess davie M YPSY LIFE-RAADER 3 S TH ST.; Indies 25¢c, genis 50c: all questions answered. A READS LIFE FILU names giveén RS. MELVILLE HAS REMOVED FRt Fifih st. to 9211 Mission, opp. the Mint. YUR FUTURE TOLT at 309 Fifth st., room 9. Me HANSEN, PALMIST,CARD READER; past, present and futare; 25c. 148 6th st 1. 5 ME. MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM, voyant,card-reader: charms: BY CaRD> FOR 100 N CLAIR 26cup. 734thst. N /IL INFL Vot st RAY FAIR RENOVES X ives iuck charms. CES: SPIRITUALISM. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT - writer. 118 Halght st.: hours 9 un RS H. A. GRIF FIN, TEST, DEVELOPING M o Reiling mediaas, sirings 60 conts and B2 42614 Grove st. 4 BS. MAYO STEERS, 1123 Mo 8 s Thumens N N SLATE 16 OAK: CIRCLES 2P M. readings. RS KATE HOSKINS (IKCLES: TUE~ & Fri., 8 p..; readings daily, 1. 701 McAlister. SUN- 311Van Ness ave. KS FHRINER RETURNED: CIKCLE day evening: sittings dail ITUAL MEDIUM, ¥ Stockion MEDICAL R. J. B JOSSELYYN, THE GREAT SPECIAL- ist, still offers his ‘Vaiuable services to the uo. fortunate. With a mind ma.ured aud euricned by siudies of an advanced order, there is hardly & Cisease In Lhe catalogae Of humun ilis be canuos treat Lo & pertect curs. Ladies. he 18 8l ways ready 10 assist you. His knowledge hus been strengin ened by extenslve experienca. N0 chso pecuiiar 10 your delicate organism is beyond his cure con- iroi. Mis female monthly remedies are sure snd #Afo In their eff-cts. M8 irted and valuable reme- dies ior los: manhood .sre never-failing in thelz sction, and are-warrauted for both young.and old. He excels all others in the cureof privaie diseases. Jesra of praciice enabies bim io warraag a cure Io all cases Consuiiaiion pariors BU3 Market st. _Call or Wi Girec W BUG Macket s, rooms 11 and 12. A [BOCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM. Iess; mever falls in any case of monthly sick- Dess, no motter whai cause: no eleciricity hom- Dug or other dangerous methods; money 1o every case refunded if a curo is. no: effccied: travelers belped immedistely: years' experience: home ia confinemen: with sabitarian convenience. Con- sult free the only reliable physiclans, LR AND MKS. DA VIES, 14 Mcallister st.. nex: Mlbvin.a Eank: Jiours, 94 M 105 and 7 103 P “A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO R A store every case of monthly sickness from Whatever cause in & few .hours whe. medicines a1 d others have fal Do Instruments usei: many years' expeiience; every case suaran eedj wivice free; terms reasonabie: first-class priva @ home for coifiuem: nl. MRS DR. DALEY, 1128 Market st.. over (he Ul brugstore. MONTHLY SUPPRESSION LL CASES 0 A (rom whatever cause) rostorrd In a few hours: safe and sure at any time: instant relief for travelers: home in confinement: my cete- brated remedies for monthly Suppression never fail:every cuse cuaranteed ! consuliaton tree: pilis g DK.WYETH, 916 Post s:., nea- Larkin STRU- ment; every woman her own physician for all female troubles, no matter from whai cause: re- stores In one day; can be sent and used at ho.ie: if you wish 10 be tresied sete cull on the mam hysiclan. DR. POPPKR. {18 Kearuy st. 'S MED.CAL IN=T(TUTE, 508 GUF Tero st near Sev.nteen h; esiablished for the cure of rheumatism, gout sciai.c affections, asthma, kiduey and bladder troubles Ihis ins:1- tute is well known for lts wonderful cres. Terms reusouabie. BS, GOODWIN, SPECIALISTS, LADIES near or far: sal quic< curs guaranteed, any dissuse or com laint; hiome for patien:s ; hest 3= low fees; self-cure. 501 Van Ness. free dingnosis FRENCH PiLLS—A BOONTO Las d i 100 al dies with female (roubles: no danger sure; $2 50, express C. O. D.: don’t deiny late. 03G./0D BRUS., Coast Agents, Oa<iand ANTED, TULOLLECT WAGE~DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Arcv, 110 Nutter. OST JUNE 28—SMALL BLAC reward. OSEDALE, %21 ELLIS mingle furnished rcoms; 25ca night: $1 week. Keturn to 829 Union st. i hair, bushy tail; answers (o name DO LONG of Friskee; K TAYLOR_1 e = = % | T ADIES GOLD WAICH, 7 AN T E D—MEN irade; shops, tools, 10 1 EARN BARBER pos weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 18814 Eighth, Jinitiel W. A B. 1885, ty-s=coud st.: liveral reward. ons ~ furnished: 8 . ENGRAVED CANE, Keiurn 10 3372 Twen: L,\m?& GOLD WATCH AN CaLL taken a open untit 9:30 o'clock. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WAN1 ADS FOK THE branca ellice, 35¢ hiayes si; YOLD BADGE: INITIALS S A. D FOR turn to room 20, 959 Mission st.: reward. 1. RE- LIBERAL reward by returning to 463 Third st. TOUN Association. MAN WISHES WURK AS COACH. man or gardener, or general jobber. GEORGE WOBBEL, ot. 3 Address oseph's Home Hosplial W AKNTED RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO CON- traci to harvest 50u0 tons of pranes: bonds required. Particulars from W. D. EWER & CO.. 628 Clay st. CA:{PL TER (CABINET-MAKEK), YOUNG ANTED—MAN TO TAKE CONTRACT TO man, good mechanic, with (0ols, wants & sit burn I, n ty. W. D. EWER & aiton. Picase call uraddress 724 Mission st | Cu., 028 Ciay e o I 7 MONICUNELY 1. BRANCH OFFICE | |7 ARMER AND WIFE, $30; MARRIED FARN 2‘53 SHMECail vaut alis” sk susmcripuons | Fhane, 07507 3 waiors soumi bt 825; INCHESTER HOUS Market 1150 10 88 GEOXGE A. STORY, Cashler. | free bus 44 THIRD ST. rooms :5c .0 81 i 50 per nighi; T week; convenient and respectable; bAgEage 10 and from ibe terry. walter, country’ hotel, §25: 2 wailer-boys. city, 815: 2 farmhands, $15. R.T. WARD & CO., 60% and 610 Clay st. AITER, 8.5, SAN RAFAEL. MISS CUL- Wma, 323 Sutter st INGLE ROOMS 100 AND 15c NIGHT, 'and 75c week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howad. 600 Savings and Loan Soclety of = iarge rooms: ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know thas Kd Rolkin, Keno House propri tor. atlll ruas Denver Housa 217 Third st: 434 'S¢ per nigni: $1 1o $: the name of FRANCI- GILF; 141,018. ~ SATHRR: The finder will please return 10 bank. 1LST-PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA J n Fran isco in No. rec week. FOUND. ROOMS WANTED. OU ANTED—3 UNFURNISHED ROOME FOR hoasekeeping, with bath. brown; dog. andShotwell. Z, box 187, Call, 2 Call Oftica FURNISHED HOUSFKEEPING ROOMS 1§ private famliy bet. Market. Sixth and Tenth: teris musinot exceed 310. Address S., box 27, PHOTOGRAPHERS sU. per dally at 22 Geary st lconsi. CAL CAMERA cO PPLIES. DJIUNE 23— IRISH WATER SPANIEL; Apply PETERS, cor. Nineteenth T l“RILE DEMONSTRATIONS OF VELOX PA- i sole agency for flwi A R.AND MKS. WKGENER, 526 EDDY 8 Safe quick cure for all female com plaints guar- : private home In confinement: every come infants adopted; terms moderate: pilla §1. L = vabIES N with DE. SANTEE, TROUBLE 33 Graat YURE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE DISEASES; Home in confinement: eVery comfort: satisfac- tiou gaaran:eed. MK~ DR. GWY £ s, 226 1 urk st U PEAK > FEMALE REGULATING PILLY: safe and eflicient emmenagozue: £1 per box. RICHARDS & CO..druggiats, 406 Clay st.,s0le agta, 3 LL FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND DISY enses of the eve permanenty cured ai MRS DE. ‘SCOTT'S, 410 Geary st ; consultution frea. QURE RREGULA LIIIES O OTHER 2 temale diseases. MRS, D, PUETZ, 26414 dth. OME IN CONFINEMENT: DISEASES OF women. Mrs. Dr. Funke, 1416 8th st., Alaneda DY, BALL 1 McALLISTEX ST, NEAR Jones—Diseases ot women and children. WELEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THm ‘WEEELY CALI. In wrapper, {0F malling. wy |