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10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1897 - GIVE GLORY 10 HIS MEMORY Honoring the Hero Who Made the Fourth a Grand Possibility. Devotees of Patriotism Throng- ing to the Shrine of Abraham Lincoln, A Large Number of Additional Members on the Monument League Roll. The recurrence of the glorious day of National indepeadence affords a fitting atmosphere for memories of Lincoln. The devotion and character of the great martyr-President made possibie the united celebration of tue Fourth of July, and round his name her thoughts of a grand and selfless patriotism such as is peculiarly appropriate at this season. Therefore the steady addition to the roll of membership of the Monumeni Leagve will be noted with wide gratifica- | tion. It is proposed to erect a fitting me- | morial to tue great war President in Gold- en Gate Park and a modest donation of 25 cents entitles each patriotic donor to a certificate of membership in the Monu- ment League. The latest contributors are: Harrison School. Kifty Markleback Netlle Meikie Barker Meikie Tillle Parent Milbrea & Co Ernest May Bamuel Johnstone James Ryan M. E. Fiyon 0. 3. ‘Lhail Ruby Griswold Penjamin Duncan J. W. Stapleton Hazel Duncan C.J. Kell -y Milton Warner M. J. Hefferman Marion Seybolt Harry J. Kelley Leslie Lewis Dill Longfellow School. Mrs. L. McGuire Mrs. M. Beroon Mrs. Green zenstern ¥. 0. Andrews Miner Mrs Hartmann J. M. Bohlkin Mra Hart Eugene Bovle Cesare Masroro William Crosley Mrs. Riley Mrs. Waish Mr Kenney Mary O'Kane Mrs. M. Shaylor Willie Kiililea L. Bocarde Willlam Kurarich Mr. Pouisin Miss Esther Shay Mr. Hurley E. b. Saring ‘Annie Helgle E.H. 0’Donoell H. Kings.ey Kate E. Dowiing Clara Chase Miss M. Daly Euhel Chase Alice Falrtield Mrs. M. Swenson Bessle Armstrong Emma Harngton Thomas W. Bree Otto Bramsdorf R. F. Harrison Mrs. Kiigariff J. Bernon John Patrick Doran Annie Elizabeth Doran Robert Lundle L Custle Denman Sehool May Kostendiek Helen Loherty N. Neison Geraldine Baggs Mrs. M. Alien Ruth Morton William Buchhols Allee Tautphaus Ida Tautphaus May Teutphaus Mrs Haskin Miss Wilson Ethe! Lidsirom Lawrence Larsen Mrs. B. Schwelitger Mary Sherwood Patrick Griffin Mrs. R Herman S, Fucs . Barblere racie Tutcle Alma Bundschu Mr - A. Anaers Marlon Neustadt Henry F. Schwab Philipp Boge Vera Colman Fiorence T. Breger xosebud =imon Avis Sherwood Fay Harris R Herman Olga F. Herman O. T. Weber Mrs. 0. T. Weber M. Reldy Willlam Wedemeyer Mr. Hass Mr. Hasser \eitle F. Maubray C. E. Beckford Mattie W. Robinson Miss J. Burrell Harry Valaespinos Clemmie Byrn Mrs G. W. Beck Ellie Andrews Dudley Stone School. Arthur Zellerbach Herry Thode Thomas 5. Kliuk Charles A. Munster Andrew Nelson v osel M. N. Leammon elano A Genervil Genevieve Suilivan Bertha von der Menburg Eiiz beh Grass Jack Hammond Irene Mocker Hazel Hammond William Gieschen being by Chaplain Jaeger, P. G., on be)’lllu{ the lodge. There was & fitting response and then all present, to the number ot about sixty, went to Campi’s, where a sumptuous banquet was awaiting them. Aftor the ‘fenst of substantials there fol- lowed & programme of recitations, stories and addresses under the direction of Nobie Grand Peabody in the capacity of toasimaster, who in the outset thanked the lodge for the honor of electing him to the office. Then there were addresses by District Deputy Grand Master William Poole, the grand officers who were present end T. K. Kase of Farnsworth Lodge, who dwelt on the social and fraternal features of the order; Mr. Derby of Alta Lodge told how he became an Odd Fe low, this being in the nature of & comic recitation ; Thomas Williams of Farnsworth Lodge told in a humorous way what some peopie understand by generosity: Chaplain F. W.Jueger in his usual brilliant style recited several pieces of his own Campo- sition. Short spicy addresses were delivered by W.G. Dowle, C. Baizarini, E. O. Gleason, W. Phelps, J. J. Corbett, G. M. Davis, L. Stone, J.R. Daley and H. R. Bohm. Order of Pendo. Supreme Secretary Ernest Duden of the Order of Pendo has just returned to this City after a three months’ sojourn through the Southern, Eastern and Northwestern States, where he was traveling in the interest of the order, He reports that he not only awakened an interest in the membership wherever he visited, but succeeded in organizing & num- ber of new councils. He reports the condition of the order in the several jurizdictions he visited as excellent, and thai the prospects for an increase in a marked degree during the year are better than he had_anticipated. Montana and Colorado, he said, promise an aggregate of 2000 new members before next January. The claims 1or sick benefits are in the minimum, and he exvresses confidence in the assertion that in a short time the order will be one of the leading iraternal o:ganizations in the country. The supreme secretary will leave for San Jose on Tuesday to institute a council that has been organized there, and in a few weeks be will visit Texas, where a number of coun- cils have been astublished. Golden Gaze Council has elected the foilow- iug name |l as its officers for the ensuing term: George Waterman, councilor; J. J. Swanson, vice-councilor; V Jones, secre 3. Colby, treasurer Ilie Luselle, chupiain; Hannah E. Morrell, guide; Oswald Monson. warden; J. §. D arborn, sentinel. This coun- cil, located in this City, will give a grand pub- lic entertainment on Mondey, the 26th inst., to which all iriends of the order wiil be wel- come. The programme for the even: will be prepared by the committee on entertainment, composed of Dr. Charles E. Parent, H. W. Mathews, W, T. Jones, Alexander Williams and Ernest Duden. The National Union. The San Francisco Cabinet of the National Untou held its monthly meeting last Thurs- day night and the various resolutions of the assembly during the month preceding were indorsed. The president was instructed to send a con- gratulatory dispatch to the president of the Senate on the 20th inst., the morning of the meeting of that body in Nasuviile, Tenn. The members of the Cabinet Wwill pay an official visit to El Dorado Council on the even- ing of the 161h inst. Geperal Deputy J. N. Bunting is spending a few days camping on Calaveras Creek. It is possible that Calilornia and Golden Gate Councils will remove to Central block and hold sessions in the hall ot the Eiks. Walhalla Encampment. The following named officers of Walhalla Encampment No. 7, I 0. O. F., were installed last Friday night by District Deputy Grand Patriarch H. Schlichting: Kourad C. Herzog, C.P.; F.Ludemann, H.P.; F. Wagner, S. W. After the ceremony the members of the en- campment and visitors sat down 1o a banquet stShuliz & Herzog’s and several hours were spent in pieasant companiouship. During the evening the Walhalla Quartetsang several selections with tine effect. Branch No. 4, Y. L. I. Branch No. 4 of the Young Ledies’ Institute has elecied the following named as officers for the ensuing term: Past president, Mary Gal- lagher; president, Lizzie Alford; first vice- president, Sudie Rider; second vice-president, Nellie Miller; finaucial secretary, Fannfe Douglas; recording secretary, Rose Croghan; treasurer, Elia Bixu narshal, Theresa Smith; board of trustees—Mrs. Alford, Kittie Curry, Mollie Boiger; organist, Maggle Curry; doctor, Dr. Hawkins. —————— HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOUTEL G R Baker, Stockton € F Neumiller, Stockton R Harte, Cal Mirs A Head. Sn Antonio J Stephens, Ky J W Herkner, Stockton L L k-vans, Pasadena M D Merriit, Oakland J Walls,San Luls Obispé C D Heling, 'Sucto E J Ralirig esno F W Coves Pat, Alto W 'J Garwick, Sausaiite F G Smith, Sausalito CB Vogdez& f, L 8 A Mrsk H >urphy,Denver Miss 12 Faruer, SaitLake MissLL L Foster,~altLake Annie Kichardson, Kans MirsWH Foster,SaltLake € H Connor Jr, Coun Mrs Connor, Coun W M Huut, Sacto J Wel, Snoger W E Duncan, Sanger W B Hazelton, Sanger H M Eodgers, ~anger B F Smith, Sacto © Mercer. Saiger A Hopk.ns, Sacto J M Akers, Sanger L H Brow H McHuley, Sanger G L Holbrook, Sacto E L Your Mrg J J Buchanan, Sacto Miss M Flal Mis3 M Lockwood, Sacto Mirs Sherican, ~acto Miss A Rego, Sacto E A George, 52clo F W Greider, v owa Mrs C I Steve Chicago E & Biggs, G N Y T+ Hutchivs, Marysville J H Coliins, Mojave New Mex J 1 Harvey,New Mexico H Heath, Ariz F P Chisholm & w, Mont B F Teague, Ci MrsC Maolove, LsAngels A W Dennis, N ¥ 3 H Smith, Cal El'a # Roper, St Louls T Newcomb, St L Leslie G. Munroe J. Johnson William Larzelene Jr. Miss K. Doyl ©. G. Sage Albert McCord Mrs. 0. G. fage Wiliism W, Collins . R. Larzelere F. O. Allen Mrs. W. R. Larzelers T. D. Holland Charles Armager J. L. Howe Lucille Kog-rs Minnie Kiing Robert Crawford Preston Moses Mr. Dannermarce Howard Mrs. D. F. O'Neil C. F. O Neil Helen Bruckman C. H. Doige J. Bruckman Fred E W. Baker Edward boxey M. H. Cohen Percy S flwell Hervert Lang Helen lugals Mrs. W. P. Suliivan Agassiz School. Dr. John Townsend Vara McManus 8. Tiedmann Hilda Anderson Delia Maggiora Y:thel Schwaner H. C. Flaggeollet Rachel Waliers Fraok Lamb S H s G. T. Bhaw Melvia Richards George T. Shaw Jr. Méry Met zner Mrs. Georze T. Shaw Flossia Metzner Bessle S. ~haw Dorothy Metzner Eeymour Freeman Mrs. Willism Metzner Adelaide Tubbs Bertie Adams John W. King Clemence Baron Irene Cyrus Clyde Lemon Joseph Baker Sybll Alfc - Marray M. J. McCliuton John Oswald Willism 3 etzner Rovert Husband Mrs. S. H. Richardson Fiorence Richards Addie V. Kratz Alma Kratz Mary McCarthy John H, Mitchell Florence S, Mitcuell John Turner Clara Porter Charles Unrath James k. Hour Louis Unrath Jonn Reid Center ara Seaton riie Badgeley Horace Hosmer Willie Cobb FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT. Amity Lodge of the Dogree of the Re- bekahs Installed Its Officers in Publie. The hall of Amity Lodge of the Rebekahs in the Odd Fellows’ building was most tastefully decorated last Saturday night with flags and bunting on the occasion of the public insiai- lation of the recently elected end sppointed officers who are 10 serve for the ensuing term. The hall was crowded to its utmost capacity by the membership and friends, and these with a great deal of interest watched the beau- tiful ceremony of obligatiag the officials, who are Mrs. Josephine Newell, noble grand; Mrs. Hattle Fenn, vice-grand; Mrs. Lizzie Cum- mings. secretary; Mrs. Vraicy, warden; Mrs, Zeigler, conductor; Mrs. Antoinette Samw, right support to noble grand; Mrs. Lawrie, left support to_noble grand; Mrs. Munroe, chap- lain; Mrs. Nelson, inside guard; Mr. Ferreil, outside guard; Mrs. McFge, Mrs. Dobbins, Mrs. Buanssul and Miss Jessen, banner-bearers; Mrs. Norton, Queen Esther; Mrs. Schiam, Kuth; Mrs. SBage, Naomi; Mrs. Schow, mother of Sam- son; Mrs. McLaughlin, Hannah; Mrs. Har- rington, left supporter 1o vice-grands Mrs, Allen, right supporter to vice-grand; Mrs. Igo, organist; Mrs. Antoinettc Shaw, drillmaster. After the installation Mrs. Briggs, the retir- ing noble grand, was, by Past Grand Byrnes, on behalf of the lodge, presented with a hand- some jewel as expressive of iis appreciation of her services, and by N. McFes wus presented with an elegant collar emblemstic of her of- fice. The ceremonfy was followed by & dance, which was kept up 41l midnight, ? Ophir Lodge, L 0. 0. F., Installs. The following named officers of Ophir Lodge No.171, L 0. 0. F., who are to serve for the ensuing term were duly installed iast Friday evening: David Peabody, noble grand; A. Plath, vice-grand; H. R. Bohm, recording sec- retary; J. R. Daley, warden; A.T, Morris, con- ductor; G. E. Johanson, outside guardisn; George Collier, inside guardian; H. F. McDon- ald, right supporter of noble grand; George W. Leck, left supporter of noble grand; Sol LT Hyman & w, Napa Tawiora & w. Siktn Miss Peterson. Poruand W T Herne. Marysville Mi 8 Adams. Sac 2iiss Gerber, Sacto ¢ Chapman, Sacto < K Rix, Irvington Mrs J Spi Miss M Spinvey, Fresno J K Elliott, Los Augeles L U Grant, Salinas W H Lumsden, sta Rosa £ Heggard, Sania Rosa P O'Brien, Fiesno C M Pepper,w & ¢, Wash Miss F Holbrook, Chicgo R W Clars, Seattle L € Pond, B-imond, IndyG L Coby, Guernevilie SN Laurh'in, Moss idg G A Kodgers, T Nichol's & b, Chicago W F George, W L Pritchard&w, ~acto C ¥ Mitcheli, Atlanta « Crafg, Sau Die, Miss E Nixon, Towa E :lLden & w, Chicago A A Turner & w, N Y C H Biomley, lowa W A Ivory, Neb Mrs La shells, Biggs Miss C Lamb, Vencura Mrs M Burrow, Colmbus Miss M Hol brook, Chicgo Mrs Kowalscl, Chicago 3irsJ G Smith, Chicxgo Mrs F Bantus, Ind T G Phelps&n, Sn Larlos Miss M Day, L.os Angeles LICK HOUSE. Mrs G P Strowbridge,Cal 1 Manby, Sacramento H B Brown, Chico O P Evans, Chicago M P Hallinun, Cal ¥ H Cunningham, Cal J T Croxwell & w, Utah Miss L. Wheeler,Salt Lke Mrs C V Whee er, Utah Mrs S E Crawford, ¥ 5 Kieset, Ogden H C Dodge, Boulder, Mrs H C Dodge, Boulder Mrs H B Kosenkrans,Co! Heleu Beardsley, Colo R Gracey, Merced 4 T Hastings, Merced D s Hamilion, Merced E LSmith & f.m, Cal J Hopkins & w, Salinag J Parker, Salinas F Hopp, “alina W C Robbins, Suisan A H Cheester, ~uisun S Englander, C; H Miller, Los' Angcles L Brownscn, Chicago C A Jones & w, New. Minnie C Maithews, Or Mrs C Williams, Chicago ira A Carr, Pasadens Prescott Sawyer, Vallejo H B Kosenkraus, Colo J C ~imms. Santa Kosa PALACE HOTEL C Heine, L,os Angeles C J Shepherd, Los Anles W E Bartholomew, N J H C Beriin. N Y W E Hale, Minneapoiis J R Ryl:nd, Los Gatos Mrs H C Berlin, N Y L C Traller, Los Gatos J M Zane., ~alt Lake S Smith, N'Y Mrs J M Zane. Salt Lake J N Shockiey, Ohio Dr 1 Mott. Cincinnatl Dr A It Tickett. Ney Cy J W Decker, Scranton H C Buckenberger, N Y J W Baer, Boston 1 W Irwin, Tokio 1 Mendelsohn, N Y C Hart, Chicago JBTeal, N Y D kideout, Marysville Mrs C Hart, Chicago W B swaim, Marysville W N Todd. Leavenworth R Graham, Sac Mrs W N Todd, Levnwth Paul Langwn, Germany E Winship, US A D Mehany & son, N Y Miss Manany, N Y BALDWIN HOTEL. D E Preston, Oakiand J Levey, Oakland A Alexander, Oskiand 8 Will, Ohio RC Dale Bakersfield N Abrams & wf,Hanford P Humtzsch, Fresuo S Heuny, Fresno F O Kruse, Uregon W T Smith, Oregon Miss F Smith, Oregon Miss T Raiston, Oregon A Hooper, Idaho ¥ McCartor, Idaho Mrs H B Turner, Oregon T C Horking, Modesto Mrs E A Ingalls, Oregon Mrs W H Galnes, Oregon W M Pyburn Jr, Saiinas D Cheyney, Vallejo Miss G Richmond, Napa J C Storm, Mi-sourl R Eteischer, Arizona C M Bativan, Arizooa D E Johnson, Chicago DIVIDEND NOTICES, NOTICE OF MEETINGS, SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. GULDEN GATE COMMANDERY 0. 16, K.T., Golden Gate building, utter st.—Stated assembly THIS CVENING al 8 oclock. All fraters are courteously invited. JONATHAN M. PEEL, Em. Com. WiLLIAM T. FONDA, Kecorder 5 SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER No. 1, Royal Arch Masuns, meet e THIS EVENING. Business only. H. G. PRINCE, Secretary. "OUNG EASTERN LADY OF EXPXRIENCE ia desirous of cecuring housekeeper’s place: lodging-house or wido home no objection to countrs. 1:0%4 Geary st., rcom 2. PRENCH WOMAN WANTs SITUATION AS Iaundress; washing and ironing; city or coun- try; wages $30. 814 Jackson st. Y QUNG REFINED LADY WISHES HOUNE- keeper’s position; city or country. Apply 8614 Geary 8t., room 15. HERMANN LODGE, NO. 127, F.& A. M —Stated meeting THIS DAY (Monday) July 5, 1897, at 8 o'clock P M. By order of the W. M. L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary . 7, PINNA YE UEAR THE slogan? — Shell Mound Park. Berkeley, MONDAY, July 5, 1897, fifteenth 'grand antual cathering and grmes of the San Francisco scottish Thistls Club. Ureates: programme of athletic and dancing events ever witnessed on the Pacific Coast. A ateur and professioual. 1l the leading ath etes of the world will try their mettle In the heavy as well as the sprinting events. mes open Lo all comers. §300u 1n cash prizes. besides elegant and costly medals forthe ama eur events. ‘The games embrace contests of ai! descriptions and common 1o al nationalities: running, jumping, weight- throwing, bicycle-riding. fancy dancing and tu of-war. A prand bal and display of fireworks at uight. The grounds will b beautifully illumivated ith " electricli. Admisslon, 50c; after 6 P. L, 26c; children, half price. Buy your tickets for Shell Mound.” W. A. DA WSON, Koyal Chief. GED. W. | ATERSON, Recorder. i SOTOYOME TRIBr. NO,12,1M- proved Order of Red Men——& Brotber.: You are hereby notified to meet in our wigwam, 320 Post si, MONDAY, Jul 5, at1o'cluck, to aitend the funeral of our iate brotuer, R S Macbeth, P. S. - ister tribes are invited. M. F. CLAUSEN, Sachem. ©. WE<TALL, C. of K. IMPRCVED ORDER UF RED Men's Hail Association of San' Francisco—The annuai meeting of the stockholders uf the Improved Order of Red sien’s Hall Association of San iraucisco wiil be held in the building of the association, #20 Post s:., on MONDAY EVENING, July 12,1897, at 8 o'clock, for Lie purpose of electing a board of trustees or directors for the eusuing year, and such other busine:s;as may properly come before the meeilng. DAVIS .uUDERBACK, President WILLIAM J. SMITH, Secretary. Ef OFFICERS AND MEMBIRS v - of Oc-lien.al iodge a 1711.% . U. 0. F., ure hereby uotified to a semble at’ thelr nuu’:smm building, 22N 82 O'Larrell st, TUESDAY a: 1 P. X, to attend the funeral of Bro. JOHN A. WISW. from Golden Gate Undertaking Pario s, - sion st., bet. Twentieth and Twenty-first. JOHN J. MACDONALD, N. G. Jas. MCKINIAY, Rec. Sec. DISTRICT NO. 2, :.0.0. F, 7 usiallation of oeers armm% ny No. ul 5, Tuesday; Vor- 515, Oakland, July 7, 71N waeris o, Wedoesda; >erman No. 116, July 8, Thurs- day; Concordia No. 1 July 12, Monday: Her- mann No. 145, July 13, Tuesday: 0. 49. Oakland, July 14, Wednesday: Teutonia (degree lodge) No. 4, Juiy 23 Friday. All brethren are cordially invited. EMIL NIEMEIEK, District Deputy Grand Master. COSMOPOLITAN _LUDGE, No. 194, L 0. 0. F.—0n WEDNEBDAY EVENING, July 7. 2@ the grand master will visit this lodge officialiy. ~T'here will be an _initiution, and a very mpo:tant maiter. referred from he drand Lodgé, wiil bo cousidred. . very member 13 requesied 10 be preseut. This lodge is removed from kureka to Fraternal Hall, Odd Fe lows’ building. J.. DRYSELIUS, N. G, ANDREW J. CLEARY, Recording Secretary. E& OFFICERS AND MEMBEKS of Pamon Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias. will please assembie at thel hall, 809 Market st., TUESDA Y ai 12:30 P. M fur the purpose of attending the funer.l of our late brother, JOHN A. WIXW ELL. By order of A.D.CiESHIRE, { hancelior Commander, E. B. 1ARDING. Keeper of Kecords and Seal. A. 0. H.OF A, DIVISION NoO. 2—Officers’ and members of this di- vision are notified to attend the segular mouthly meeting WEDNESDAY EVEA- ING, July 7, a 8 o'clock at Hibernis Hall, 120 Nintnst. B LEE, President. JOHN KENNY, = ecretary. ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR annual meeting of the stockholders of tue an Francisco and San Joaquin Valiey Hailroad Compuny will bs Leld at the oilice of the company, Market st., San_Fraacisco, California. on the 20:h dsy of July, 1897, at tue hourof 2P ., for the purpose of electing a Boad of Dire.tors Lo serve for the ensuing year and the trausaciion of such other business &s may come before the meet- 1ug. ALEXANDER MACKIZ, S ANNUAL MEETING—THE RE: annual meeting of the stockholders of the Meriposa Commercial and Min ng Com pany will be Leld at ihe office of the company,rcom 3, in the uilding, No. 532 Market sireet, San Fran- L, on 1UESDAY, the 13th day of July, 1897, a' the hour Of 2 0’clock P. M, for the pur- Dose of electing a board of direciors to serve dur- ing the ensuing year and tne transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. H. G. ST VENSON, secretary. Office—FRoom 3 in the Hobart building, 532 Mar ke sireet, ~un Francisco, Ca REGULAR SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO RAILROAD BUILDE PARISIAN LADY, THOKOUGHLY EXPERI- enced as a housekeeper, would like & position; city or country. 61 oUNG GE&KAN WIDOW FROM THE country desires housekeeper’s position. Apply 120 Fady st., room 2. OUNG WIDOW DESIRES POSITION ASB hou »akl«rm or companion. Call 838 Mission st., room 1. Y OUAG FRENCH WIDOW WANTS A WORK- ing housekeeper's place; or will do mending: lodging-house or widuwer's home preferred. 1.00om 2, 122 Post st W IDOW WI-H(S POSITION AS SUPERIN- tendent housekeeper; gentieman’s home pre- ferred. G. H. P., box 38, this office. Y 9UNG ¢, LORED GIRL WOULD LIKE PO- sition as 1ad;’s maid or chambermaid; is wili 1ug o travel. Kor particulars please address C. L., box 19, Call Office. RFLIABLE FRENCHLADY, EXPERIENCLD housekeeper, desires position as such, or will do piain sewing; ‘ng objection 1o short disiance in country. 1122 Market st., room 3i. Y OUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION as housekeeper. 995 Market st., room 14. 615 LAKKIN-BRANCH OfFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions agd want ads taken. ILLING YOUNG GIRL WHO WILL AS- sist for a good home; smaH compensation. Address 1102 Filbert. NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A permanent place as a housekeeper; clty or country; wiil o piain mending. 122 Post st., room 10. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE ) CALL: eubscriptions an( want ads taken. 207 rost, rm. 8. 1 MAKKEL ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 1ng 1 CaLiL: want ads and subscriptions taken. OUNG ~PANISH LADY WOULD LIKE A posttion as typewriter or copylisi; no objection to shori distance from cl:y. MISS OLLIE STER- LING, room 28| 17 Stockton st. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION. AS housekeeper;: in bachelor's or widower's home preferred; plain sewing done. 106 Fourth, room 1. OUNG ATTRACTIVE EASTERN LADY would Iike = good place as housekeeper: hotel or widower's home preferred. 234 O'Furrell, r. 9. 7OUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES situation as housekeeper; bachelor or widower, 117 £ddy st, room 1. EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE place as housekeeper ; city or county: bach- eior’s, widower’s home or lodging-bouse. Koom 11, 223 Fost st., second floor. (15 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THR ©) CALL Subscriptions and waut sds taken. —_—— SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUSEAU, 709 uveary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. APANESE, CHIN ESE EMPLOYMT OFFICE: wallers, bousecleaners. 30 Geary; tel. Grant 56 HINESE & JAPANFSk; EST'D 20 YEARS: help;te. muin 1997. BRADLEY & Cu..640 Clay ‘W ANTED—WOMAN TO DO PLAIN IRON- ing for institution near city: $30 and found; call between 8 and 10 o’clock Monday morning. a’. D. EWER & CO., Employment Agents, 626 lay 8 Coox. AMERICAN FAMILY, $30, CITY: cook, country, $38: housework, Healdsburg, $20: 12" housework girls, cl.y aud country, 320 and $25: 10 young girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 suuter REEISED GERMAN NUR-E: 2 CHILDREN, 8 and 6 years old. M1SS CULLEN, 823 Sutter. NURSE, COUNTRY; $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. HOUSLWORK GIRL, COUNTRY; $25: MISS CULLEN, $28 Sutter st. WAITRESSES; $20 EACH. MISs CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. IRL AS COMPANION FOR ONE WEE $3 50. M1SS CULLLN, 333 Sutter st. SECOND GIRL FOR ONE MONTH: BAN Ratael; $20. MISS CULLEN, 333 Sutterst. NEAT GIRL FOR LIGHT WOKK: OLD couple; $10. MISs CULLEN, 328 Sutter at. HiMBERBMAID AND WAITRESS FOR / sorings, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. Coox, SAN RAFAFEL, GERMAN STYLE, $30. MISS CULLEN, 3238 Sutter st. J'BENCH SECOND GIRL AND SEW, 3 IN family; $20. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st HELP WANTED-Continued. COOKS, $10 AND ROOM: 8 COOKS, §50; 6 SR councry, “$45 and rooms 4 third Sooxs, 840 and room: 3 might cooks. $10 a weel cooks, $25 and_room; 4 cooks. $30 and room: 3 cooks, $35 and room: 2 cooks 37 a week: second €00k, $40 and_room: cook, city, small place, $40 nd room; cook for Stockton, Cal.; cook for Val- lejo, Cal.; covk for San Jose, Cal. MARIIN & CU.. 749 Market st. EGETABLE MAN, $20 AND ROOM: 4 vegeiable men, $6 and §7 week: 10 dishwash- ers, &6, $10, $12 and 8§15 month: dishwasher, Vallejo: dishwasher. ~anta Cruz $20 and room; dishwagher, Calistoga, $18 and room: 3 Veg-table men, $10, $12 and $15 month; cook, $8 week; cook, $9 week; 5 dishwashers, $4 week: 6 dish- washers, §3 week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market, 1() STEAMER WAITERS: 15 WAITERS, diess suits, $40; 10 waiters, $30_and room: 13 waiters, $25 and room ; 20 wuiters, $2 per day; 18 waiters, 86 $7, 38 and §9 a week: 13 waiters, 815 and $20 and room: 2 waiters to g0 south, fare Paid: 10 waiters, §1 50 to $2 50 per day; & Ger- man waiters, $26 and room. MARTIN & CO. 749 Market st. 5()() LABORERS: 8150 PER DAY: STEADY work; see pariy here Sunday, Monday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays; free fare. MARI: & CO., 749 Marke: st. MAN AND WIFE FOR SMALL COUNTY IV hotel, 30, room, ete.: man and wife for sm all hotel in city, $30 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. | H WAITRESSES: 830 AND FARE BOTH ways; seaside hotel. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 1() MORE EXTKA CHAMBERMAIUS; 31 20 day: country hotels: frec fare both ways. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary st. (90K AND HELPER FOR SUMMER RE- / sort, see party here, call early, $30 and $15: Germur girl, housework, Alrmeas, 25; Cook, private family, German ityle, $25: housekeeper and cook, city, $2v: cook, small boarding-house, city. $20: 20 girls, housework, 516 and $20. C. R. HANSEN & L0., 108 Geary st. 4 FRENCH = WAITRLSSES 32 GERMAN waltresses and 2 “candinavian waitresses f city, sieady work, $20; 5 waliresscs, restuurant, $5.:6and $7 a weck: waitress, resort near city, $:0; chumbermald and wait, city, $18; waltress for Geysers, 320; chambermaid and wait, neur cliy, 820. C. K. HANSEN & Cu., 110 Geary st. 3 CHAMBERM AIDS, KXTRA WORK, FREE fare, country hotel: 8 sieady chambermalds, country hoiei, $20. Call Sunday bet. ¥0 and 11 A, C. B HALN-EN & CO,, 108 Geary st. 1) WAITRESSES, EXTRA WORK, CITY: $1 per day : +hort hours: call Sunday; office open betweeu 10 and 11 . a C. R HANSEN & CU,, 108 Geary st } CHAMBERMAID AND 3 WAITRESSES, same hotel resort, $20 and free fare: 6 waii- resses for Santa Cruz, $20: tain resort, $20: 5 waliresses for water resort. $20 aud free fare. Call Sunday becween 10 and i1 4. M, C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. (HAMBERMAID, COUNTRY HOTEL, $16: chambermald, assist waiting, hotel, city, $40; woman with child. country, $26; Freuch woman, couniry laundry, $25: cook, plain boarding-house, country. §26, see party here; 26 gir.s and women for housework. +.ULKA) & RiADY, Leading Lmpley ment Aeents, 634-836 Clay st. INEAT GIRL OR WOMAN, COOKING AND housework, private famlly, San Mateo County; $20 to ¥26; see !ady here Tuesday morning, MURKAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. ANTED—COUK FOR OAKLAND, $25; Alameds, $26; 8 housegiris. city, 4 German 'nursegirls, $15 and $20; girls to assist, 810 to $15. 515 Sut ler st. AITRESS FOR SPRINGS, $20. GAZE1TE, 420 Kearuy st. HOTEL UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 Californla st., tel. main 281. HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41415 O'Farrell. Tel K. 426 UTCHER WANTS SITUATION: UNDER- stands all brauches of the butcher business: 8i50 hotel or restaurant; country preferred. J. G,, box 105, Call. (OMPETENT GERMAN WISHES SITUA- tion as coachman; good careful driver: under- stands cardening: city or country; reierence. D. J'. box 147, Cail Uflice. OOKKEEPKR HAVING SPARE TIME wants small tets of books to post, bills to make out, etc., aflernoons ani evenins: reaso o- able. address Bookkeeper, box 63, Call Office. Y2UNO MAN WITH REMARKABLE TAL. ent for tragedy desires stage education: would give services for twition. G. O., box 73, Call. OOK WANTS A SITUATION AS NIGHT cook or vegetable man. 54 Sacramento st TOUNG MAN WANTS BITUATION IN butcher-shop where ho can learn the business and buy interest after learning; will deposii secur- ity as proof of good faith. B. S, box 144, Call. 7OUNG MAN, SCANDINAVIAN, INDUSTRI- ous, temperate and obliging, desires a position as garden er, coachman; understands horses, cows, chickens; good driver: city Or country; refer- foces . Adduées ARTHUR LINDQUIST, Vai iejo, Cal. Bios wiil be received until July 12, 1897, for the coustruction of 534 miles of . reet railway for the Sailuas Railway Company. For particu- lars adiress G F. LACEY, Secretary, salluas Cly, Cal. g5 NOTICE—1 SOLD THI§ DAY MY rights Lo restaurant, 1:2 Fifih st., 10 JOHN DENECHAUD. CHARLES KOPP. San Francisco, July 1, 1897. " BAD TENANIS EJECTED FOR #4 collections made: or country. Pacis Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 5580. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CARDS; Californin desizns for icastern visitors: Eu- worth Leaxue cards HILL, 221g Geary st HARRISOS, SCIE 034 Geary. MME. PEARL tific palmist. Locited room 2, EZ, SWELLS DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED at 23d and Folsom sts. Telephone white 271, B~ [URKISH CABINET BATHS FOR géuts and ladles. R., 11, 12014 Geary st. PAINTER AND PAPER-HANGER, TEM: perate man of 30, competent to take charge of firsi-class jou, will work cheap; city or country. G. P., box 98, Call Office. JTEADY MAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES posiion as for eman on 8Lock oF grain ranch; firsi-ciass references Address H. R., Call Office, Oakland. N\ IRL 17 OR 18 YEARS WANTED TO DO light housework and care for children; good wages; bring references. 4458 Seventeenth sy OUNGGERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL; GEN- eral housework; small family. 122 Olive ave. W ANTED—NEAT WAITRESS 226 MoAL- Lister st. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK, & IN FAMILY, Plain cooking, $20; nursegirl, $10. 721 kilig. 61' LAKKIN—BRANCH uFriCe OF THE O CaLsi: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. W ANIED—ArPRENIICE GIRL FOx HAIR- dressing at 111 Stockton st. G. LEDERER. UCCESS! SUCCESs! SUCCESS! The McDowell is tue largestand bes: con- ducted dressmaking and miliinery school on the Pacific Coust, tea hing cutig, fi-tiug, fuishing, draping, basting, boning, ma ching stripes_and plaids, " In setiiug a system why uot get the best. Ihe McDowell received the very highest award aad niedal at the World’s Fair, and only system of dresscu:ting receiviug a gold medal and diploma atthe Midwinter Fair. Easy 10 iearn, Tapid 10 use? mrkes the most_stylish, comfortabie and perfect fittdng dresses. Easy payments, unlimited lessons. j-xquisite millinery taught, $1 per week; two weeks' sewing lessons free. Now is the time to en- ter the McDoweil Dressmaking and Millinery Schooi, 108 Post st HE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- ting is the only one by which you can complete a perfect garment without trylug on. 1079 Market. JUBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FORTHE CaLL taken st branch uilica 56 Muyes st open until ¥:30 o'clock. OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, few hours weekly. G. H., box 33, Call. ANTED - EXPERIE! D IRONERS AT Contra Costa Laundry, Oakland. PBEANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.—Want ads and suoscripions taken. W ANTED—POSITION OF ANY KIND By well educated young man; can speak and write English, ¥rench and Russia; ences. Address K. W., box 85, Cal best of reser- J{OUKKEEPER; 14 YEARS EXPERIFNCE; young;_married; country preferred: eflicient postoflice, Wells, Farzo & Co. or insurance clerk; reliabie employer only. Bookkeeper, Call Office, Oakland. JW. COR. BIXTEEN IH ST, NEAR MISSION; -anch office of I His CaLl’' "Subscriptions and s taken. want BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED 244 L0 81134 Sutter. ‘‘runks dellevred, 25c. £ SYLICE IS HERESY GIVEN THAT the Maria Kip Orphanage. cor. Lake st. and seventh ave., San Francisco, Cal., bas received the following orphan and balf-orphan girls from April 1 to June 30, 1897: Mary Kosta aged 11 years; Anme F. Matnison, 3 years; Carrie Brown, 8 years: Louisa M. Hamliton, 10 year, Neutie' Perkins, 9 years; Elua Magnussen, 11 vears: Mabel Magnussen, 3 years: Kicanor M. Fulier, 11 yvears: Sybl! F. Fuller, 6 years: Alice \cDougall. 9 years: I:va McDougull, 7years; Joy Ellen Baucroft, 1 year § months. NOTICE.—THE FOLLOWING BOYS were admitted 10 the Armitage Orphanage of San Francisco from April 1, 1857 to June 30, 1897, inclusive: Lawrerce B. Christiansen, age Glj vears: Stephen H. Sandford, age 81 years: Pi1lip K. Boutwell, age 71, vears; Georgs Butter- field, a ge 7 years; Frank Buiterfield, ace 5 vea kchard i 1xon,age5 years \ 514 vears; George Tuttl, age 8 5-12 vears; Vi tie Valanzula. age 634 years: Rudo ph Valan- zula. age 8 vears: dward D. Mills, uge 7 yvears; Marlon Blanton, age 8 6-12 years; Joha Willls, age 12 years: Frank W. Born, age 11 years: iy- mau X McDougall, age 12 years: dri n McDou- gell, aze 11 years: Richard Strong. sge. 11 yeurs; Welistood A. Sirong, age 7 years: John F. Patter: son, age 6 years: Charles L. Pntierson, age 3 vears Dare Morgan, uge 13 vears: George ).or- kan, age 74y veurs; Frank Bartoles, age 9 y John Sime. age 12 years: Albert Beubow, aze 1 years; Garl Knude, 'age 7 years. B. F. LE WARY E, Superintendent. —— SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. DELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES SIT- L uution as working housekceper; guod cook. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st JIRST-CLASS COUK WITH BEST OF references, $25 to 50 a first-class second girl, $20 to $25. 315 ~utterst. ILLING YOUNG GIRL WHO WISHES TO attend school next ivrm will assist in return for good home: small compensation. Call in fore- noon 1102 Fiibert st. any price: no leiters answered. Call 5t0 8 P. i only 647 Mission st., room 28. TIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS, 825 TO §30; chambermaid, §20 10 $26. 316 “ntters:. JJTUATION WANTED BY CANDY-MAKER; & firgt-class all-around man; wholesale or retail wOrk: good referenc-s. Adaress Chocolates, box 140, Cali Office. W ANIED-GOOD GERMAN CUOK AND helper for restaurant. Apply 916 Howard st. OR¢ 252 OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Third st near Market: 200 rooms; 26c to 81 U per night; $1 60 w0 $5 per week: free 'bus and h-np:n 0 and from ferry. PERATORS ON FLANNEL OVER~HIRTS and underwear; a few inexperienced hands takep and taught. LEVI STRAUSS & CO,, 3214 Fremont st. 27 BORTCOMERY s1. BEANCH OFFICE 1158 CALL; Waniads and subscriptions taken. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOUL — FRENCH . tatloring taught; $1 week. 916 Market, r. 19, MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken 10r IHE CALL AND TTUATION WANTI D BY AN OLD MAN AS cook in private fomily or on ranch or care for private grounds. Call or address 1212 Fillmore st. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms 26c w0 3150 petmfil:: 81 50 to §6 per week:; convenlent and respectable; iree bus and baggage (o and from the ferry. FEMALE HELP WANTED. Gn(x,. TAYLOR ST., $18: GIRL, MILL VAL~ ley, $26; girl, San Rafse, $20: girl, Cali- fornia st. §18; 14 girls, $15; 20 young girls, $8. $10 and $12 per month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 77 WAITRESSES, §5 AND 86 A WEEK AND room; 4 waitresses, $7 & week: 6 waitresses, 36 & week : 12 waliresses, $6 8 week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. CHAMEERMAIDS, 815 AND ROOM: & chambermaids and wait, $20 and room. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. ]0 WAITRESSES, PACIFIC GROVE, 81 PER dsy and fare each way. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. O GIBLS, ALAMEDA. 825; CALL EARLY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CaLL taken at. brancn oflice, 339 Hayes su; open untii $:30 oclock. ———————————————————— MALE HELP WANTED., 1000 LABOEEES, $150 A DAY: Long railrond job; fare prepaid: see boss here Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. C. k. HAN- SEN & C0., 108 Gearv st. APANESE FOR CHAMBRRWORK, 815, room, board, etc.; Japanese for Jaundry work, hotel fare paid. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. 4 COLORKD WAITERS, §26 AND Ri OM: 8 colored cooks, $35 and room: colored beilboy. MARVIN & CO., 749 Market st. PERSONAL! HING wmn.wl}' t:‘lfico“r’t‘;g e a e W FRAES, JUPr RFLUOUS oveted and per an & process cAn Z Peaitive proofs by addressing 119 Powell st - vE- ENDEAVORERS MAY HA 88 they do athome if they patronize me: dres.ug, only on price. is J6c: 1 a estabiishmen ) e It compures with (he Easiern esablish ments for up-to-dateness, neatness aud po iieness. G. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st., near Geary. © DVICE FRES; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- ialty; privat insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks, etc. obtained: priyate detectives; established 10 yea: G.W. HOWE, auy at law, 850 Market,cor. Stocktn. SPECIALIST, 1018 WASHINGTON ALE oakiand: gray, failing, scalp troubles particulars for stamp. 'no fée without success: probate, - A ADY WRITES “CONSIDER ‘QUINON A’ the best hair tonic I ever used. Have recom- mended to all my frienas,” 85¢ bottle. G LED- ERER, 111 stockion st B ROCERTES ARE CHEAPEST AT THE “UP- to-da‘e” store, acramenis jars, 10c; rolied oats. 315c B: condensed milk, 4 for 25¢; tomatoes, and whole, '1714¢ 1b, ground to order: fine tes, 356 B; send for list. BEESLEY & SON, Sacramento. ALIFORNIA HYPNOTIC INSTITUTE, 838 Mission hypuotism practically taught: ses and babits cured: frea clinic 3 to 5 daily. ME. BERTHA THOY, SCIENTIFIC PALM- ist, located room 8, 9 Powell st., second floor. J UTICE--LA VERITE TOILET PARLOK BE~ moved to 30 Geary st., near Kearny. - 1SS MYRTLE POTTRR, PALMIST, REe moved from 33 Sixth to 86615 Market, r. 12, OUNG MAN _AS GENERAL HELPER, T ELEPRONES. z KLEIN'S Electrical Works, 421 Montgomery. 1f interested send for catalogue. small_hotel, $15, room, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke? st. ECOND COOK, $70 TO $75: HOTEL WORK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market si. UIT TO ORDER ON EA~Y INSIALLM» NTS., L LEMOS, 1117 Marke: st, bet. 7th and 8th. RESTAURANT PORTERS, 8156 AND $20 per month. MARTTN & CO., 749 Market st. ME. ROLLAND RETURNED: OPENED dressmaking parlors 223 Post st., room 1. EDMAKER WHO CAN WAIT SOME, $20 and room: MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. AN FOR A FIRST-CLASS CREAMERY. M MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ISHWA-HER WANTED. 37 EDDY ST.: call early. TEWARD, FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT, 875. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OLISHER FOR HOTEL LAUNDRY, 830, room and board. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. AN AND WIFE, RANCH HOME. $30 ETC.; see party here. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. 9F MEN TO PICK BLACKBERKIES. MAR- TIN, & CO.. 749 Marke. st. ANTRY MAN, 825, FOR +PRINGS, HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearny st. OY TO HELP IN KITCHEN AT 3034 81X- teenth st. W AITER—YOUNG M AN, EXPERIESCED; call early. 519 Post st $40 MONTH AND BOARD: $130 CASH required: good security. 228 McAllister. EAT YOUNG MAN TO WAIT AT TABLE; also dishwasher. 808 Van Neas ave. MAREKET ST.—BRA NCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taxen. IRST-CLASS DRESS-GOODS SALESMA N, with city experlence. Apply atonce, U:ited Sistes Industrial Agency, 168, Crocker ballding. 15 EIRST-CLASE WAILERS. APPLY EM © porium Restaurant. BARBERS ASSOCIATION EREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. EW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 765 MIs- lon st.,bet. 3d and 4th—Single room « per night, 10c to 50c: per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to morning calls; open all night. T ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 350 MEN'S shoes, sollug, GUc: all repairing done as half the usual price, 562 Mission st, bet. 1s and 2d. OUKNEYMEN BARBERS' UNION FREE employment buresu, 34 4th st. L LESS, Sec. LOAKS AND YAILOR-MADE SUITS RE- iailed at wholesale figures. 20 Sansome st.. ARDENS ATTENDED TO IN by THOMAS EXTELL 316 Turk st. UPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED 'BY elecirolysis. MRS DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush. H HUF-CHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER, - gasitter. 628 Golden Gate av. Tel. Sutter47L. 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $150; weading work. HILL, 221, Geary st. 1G OUTDOOK STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE- Iy night cor. Market and BiXth sts. ; artistio ad- vVertisemenis In living light; promoters of busi. Dess. Consul: OWL ADV. CO. 1140 Marketst. ELECTIL\U LIGHTS IN .. inchester Bouse 44 Third st, ne. Markes: 200 rooms, 260 10 $1 60 per night: $1 50 10 $8 pet. weelt; free bus and bagwaze — CLAIRVOYANTS. HAT 18 YOUR VOCATION? HAVE YOU PROSPERED? WHAT ARE YOUR HOPESY Mrs. DR. F.CLARK will lift the dark vefl of . your future Iife; she gives you valuable ADVICE - and AID in all affairs of life, of private as well a3 of business nature as, f0r instance, pertaining w Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Lawsuits, Contested Wilis, ‘Divorce. Damage Suits. Mining. 8he discovers ost or stolen property, finds buried treasures, prevents sickness misfortune; recons ciles the separated, thus ppiness. Every person is adapted to some particular bu Dess, profession or trade, which may justly be term- ed thelr trus voeation, and yet more than half ot Jou are fgnting against an onknown fate for fame. une and position which you do not and cannot obtain untii you find your true vocation. Hours 9 108 dally, Send stamp for cironlar and special terms. MRS, DR. ¥. CLARK, 1206 Market, & £ HE KING OF ALL CLAIRVOYANTS HAS returned, Pro essor DeSato; call you by name, tells your age withont asking a question; does uot make any cbarge unless perfect satisfaction is given; he is enabled to search your most secret thoughts; he will give you correct information on business, money matters, lawsuits. stocks and all family affairs; indispensable to ladies on courtship and marriage. Cail and be convinced of his supe- rior powers of all others, residence 113 Eddy st., near Mason, hours from'9 A 3 t0 9 P. 3. Open Sundays. - 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. E BIMON WANTS 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE RECRULTS & ANTED FOR THE UNITED beer or wine bc; bes: tree lunch. 643 Clay. States marine corps, United States navy; able-bodicd, unmarried men, between the ages of 218nd 30 'vears, who are citizens of the Unlted States, or those who have leguily declared thelr intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and abie to'speak. read and write Engiish, aud be between b feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Eilis st., San Francisco, Cal. ME. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- V1 ant card-reader, born double vell and second sight; di gents’ M ME, REMIER INVITES SKEPT(CS; WON- derful clairvoyant and psychoiogical palmist. 509 Jones st. ME. ARNDT, GEXMAN FORTUN E-TELL- er; tells past and future; gives picture future husband or wife; 25c up: never falis. 22814 Sixth. MME. MELBOURNE, GIFTED CLAIRNOY- ant and_card-reader: never fails; 25c: genisg 50c. 487 O’ Farrell, ground floor; letters anawereds ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO #iL your faet at the same jrice you bu ready- made ones, from $2, $8, §4 and $5, at 662 Mis- sion st., beiween First «nd Second. LEHO HOUSE, 863+ MA + KET ST.—ROOMS 20c, 25 L0 5UC night: $1 10 $2 week. INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO QR- der, $2 50; half-soling, 25c up. 959 Howard. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixih, for a room; 25¢ & night; 81 & week. ARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes for sale; lot ladies’ and misses’ shoes, 25¢ up; misfits exchanged; good repairing; shoes made (0 order any style 83 up. Central Repalr ing Shop, 749 Mission st., near Grand Opera-house. VY LSCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market; 200 rooms, 26¢ a night; reading- room; free 'bus and baggage (0 and from the ferry. 4000 FPAIR: ANOTHER LOT MEN'S shoes: been slightly damaged: at less than _one-fourth thelr value; from 75¢ to $2 50. 562 Mission st bet. Firstand Second sts. LAGKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. EST COFFEE IN TOWN. ORIGINAL Coffee John, 626 Sacramento st. ANTED—MEN TO ILEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posiuions furnished: 8 weeks required. S. . Barber College, 13814 Eighth, ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. LEARANCE SALE—$5000 WORTH BOOTS and shoes; must sacrifice: $1 50 shoe 76¢, §3 shoes $1, $3 shoes 1 5. £4 shoes $2: $5 shoes $2 50, $6 shoes $3. 638 Market st., opp. Palace. M 2LE HANSEN, PALMIST CARD-READEE; past, present and future; 25c. 148 6thst, r. 5. ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY; business advice; names given: 25¢ up.5 Fourth. ME. MOREAU, BEST MEDIUM, CLAIK~ voyant, card-reader; 25cup. 73 Fourth st. ME. LEGGETT, LIFE-READER; BUSI- VL "ness advice; one price, 25c. 811 Tehams st., near Fourth. MISS JULIA CONBAD, CARD-READER AND fortune-teller. 110 Taylor st., room 2. RS. D. ARDIGAN: EASTERN FORTUNEe teller; love charma made. 936 Harrlson st YPSY LIFE-RKADKR. 83 SEVENTH ST, Indies 46c, genis 50c; all questions answered. ME. SYBILLE GIVES CHARMS, FUTURE husbaud’s picture; ladies 25c. 914 O'Farrell M 88, MELVILLE HAS REMOVED FROM 51 Fifth st. to 92134 Mission, opp. the Mint. MELVINA SLATER, CAKDREADFR: PIC- MONTGOMERY CO4N D2T Open onth 5:50 o@ocks branc ofiibe o the Call: subscriptions and want adx. taken, ture future husband or wife iree. 797 Mission. - ———— e e SPIRITUALISM. ¢ doz: good coftee, fresn'and ER OF CLAY—:. fruit jams in glass THE CITY | A, X FRaNCIS INDEPENDENT SLATE ' - writer. 118 Haight st.: hours 9 until 6 ». a. MBS MAYO STEERS, 11235 0AK: CIRCLES Tuesday, 8 P. M., Thursday, 2 ». i : readings. RS GRIFFIN, TEST, DEVELOPING AND healing medium, sictin QOMS, 156 10 750 PR NIuHT; HUC +u 31 00 per week. Orlental, 226 Drumm st RS. KATE HOSKINY (IKCLIS; TUES & Fri., 8 r..; readings dally, $1. 701 McAllister. INGLE ROOMS luc AND 15¢ NIGHT, 60c and 75¢ week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howad. RS. SHRINER RETURNED: CIRCLE SUN- day evening: sittings daily. 311Van Ness ave, RENCH OR SWI<S SECOND COOK, HOTEL, $70; broler, 38; frier, $65; extra cook. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 5()(QBAILEOAD MEN TO GO NOBTH: FARE udvanced: see boss here. C. R. HANSEN ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that id Koikin, Reno House proprie- tor, atill runs Denver House, %17 Third st.: 150 Iarge rooms: 25c per night: 81 t0 33 per week. —— AGENTS WANTED. & CJ., 108 Geary st. F) EXTRA OMNIBUSSES FOR FIRST-CLASS hotel; $1 50 aday. C. R. HANSEN & CO., ANTED — ZEALOUS AMBITIOUS EAST- ern woman to continue an office, business now paying well, in Stockion. Keliable, box 60, Cail. 108 Geary st. 1 () MASONS HELPERS FUR A ~ kW RAIL- road, countiy, $2a day; we ship Tuesday night. C. k. MANSEN & CU,, 108 Geary st. ~() BOCEMEN AND TEAMSTERS FOR A DU new railroad: long job: iree fare: we ship Tuesday night C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st GBL FIFTEENTH ST., $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, OLIVE AVE, MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. POLI-HER HOTEL LAUNUDRY, $50 AND room. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Marxet st. WAITRESSES, CAKLAND, CAL. $156 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. WAITRESSES, MODESTO, CAL., $20 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. [ AITRESS, PALO ALTO, $20 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. © IRONERS, $25, ROOM, BOARD, ETC. MAR- O TIN & CO,, 749 Marke! MA L RESORT HOTEL, 825, ROOM, etc.: fare paid. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market. WEDISH HOUSEGIRL: 3 YrARS LAST pluce; clty or country; $25. 315 Sutter st, 15 FAITKESsss; CITY: $20 AND ROUM; cuolce jlaces. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. DIVID:ND NOTICE—SAVINGS AND Losn Soclety, 101 Montgomery 8., corner Sutter. ‘The Bourd of Direciors declared s divi- dend for the term ending ending June 30, 1897, at the rate of four and one-fifth (4 1-0) per cent per annum on term deposits and three and one-half (3%) per cent per annum ou ordiary deposiss, fiee of taxes, and payable ou and siter July 1, Dividends not called for are added to and bear the same rate of dividend as the principai from and atter July 1. 189%: CYRUS W. CARMANY, Cashier. [Bulletin copy,] £33 OF¢ICE OF THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS and Loan Society, cor. Market, McAliister aud Jones sts.—San Francisco, June 28, 1897. At & regular meeting of the board of directors of this soclety, neld THIS DAY, adividend has veen de- Hansen, right supporter of vice-gran R Bogle, left supporter of vice-gran Gold- sack, Tight scene supporter; G. R. Scnloch, Jeft scene suvporter; Frelerick W. Jaeger, cbaplain, and W. G. Dowle acting past grand. At the close of the instellation ceremony there Was a presentation of a beautiful dis- mond set gold locket suitably inscribed to Alexander Wolfen, past grand, by the lodge in appreciation of his services during the term which has just expired, the presentation ciared at the rate of four (4) per cent ver annum on il deposits for the six months ending June 50, , free from sli taxes and payable on i after'July 1, 1897. it ROBERT J. TOBIN, Secretary. UMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SO- cety, 1. Geary st._The airectors have de clurea the foliowing semi-annual dividends: 4,20 percent per annum on term and 3.60 per cent per anium on ordinary deposits, payable on and after July 1,1807. ~ ERNLST BKAND, Bec, W ASTED—FIRST-CLASS AMERICAN housekeeper desires a place; city or country: best of reierences. Address H., box 8. Call Office. NTELLIGENT, TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG lady wishes care of grown children or mvalld ludy: country or springs. Address MISS WHITE, Alameda postoffice. Coox; VALLEJO, CAL.: $26 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. CHAMB:RMAIDS; $5 A WEEK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. Co'g‘%, WAITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID, Y UUNG LADY DESIROUS OF STUDYING 1or the stage wishes (o meet party who would sssist her financially. N. L., box 1, Call Office. OUNG SPANISH WOMAN WISHEs SITU- adon: is good cook und launaress; can do any kind of work: a family of 2 or 3 adulis_preferred; $25: nice home; no wash; wuges 812 to S15 G. S W., box 99, Call. OUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE FAST DE- sires to secure a lucrative housekeep:r's place heior’s or widower's home preferred. 821 Mis- sion st., room b. = RESSES, $4 A WEKK. MARTIN & Market st. W AITRESskS FOR OREGON, FARES PALD, MAKRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. CHAMBERIAID. ALAMEDA, $20 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 12 WAITRESSES, 81 PER DAY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st CEAMBE!MAID AND WAITRESS, $i0 AND room. MALTIN & CO., 749 Market st. room, eic. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. 4 WAITRE CO.. 749 REFISED ENGLISH WIDOW LADY D sires & situaifon as housckeeper: widower's home preferred; g00d cook: coun Iy preferred. 122 Taylor st,, room 18; call after 10°s. M. ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR neral housework and plaln dreas 2120 Jones st DI, (SRR a0 ‘W ALRESS, SALINAS, CAL, FAKRE PAID, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. CHAMBERMAIDS, COUNTRY, $20 AND room. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. 00K AND WAITRESS, CITY, $85 AND room. " MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 9F LADIES AKND GEX: CITY WORK; O small capital. DR. DUREEY, 614 Kearny. GENTS—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signboard; will have & tremendous sale; nothing like it: secure sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and Mig. Co., 409 Sancheéz st., Francisco. () JMORE EXTRA WAITERS, $1 A DAYT: 6 first-clags waiters with diess suits, country hotel, £30; 3 waiters for resoris. $3U; $ waiters for réstaurants, $35 (0 $40; 3 restaurant waiters, country. $40. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. 10 BUCRMEN T0 LAY DRY SroNE, 835 and found; 10 laborers, city, §1 50 a day: 6 teamsters, city, $26 and board; 3 haymukers, $1a day and board. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. XIEA ASSISTANT BUTCEER FOR FIRST. class country hotel, $2 50 a day and fr-e fare both ways. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. ECOND COOK, HOTEL, $70: SECOND COOK for a summer resort, $40: second cook for a moun:ain resort, $35; second ook, private board- ing-house, $4U; 6 cooks, small hotels and restan- rants, 230 to 840 ; 1 dishwasners, hotels and res- taurants. $16 to $30: rauch cook, $25; 2 dish- washers, springs, $20. C. R. HANSEN & (0, 108 Geary st 03 MEN FORDIFFERENT PLACES, SUCH 25 600 men to drive teams on a railroad, $1 75 a day:_65_Iaborers and_teamszers, city and country, $175, $1 60 and 81 60 duy aud $6 per month and found: 80 woodchoppers, pine and redwood, 81 15 per cord, tools and food fouud; 45 faraiers, orcuard and vineyard hands, $26. $25 and $20: 5 header-wagon drivers, $1 25 day: boiter and help sa yer, §30 per month and found: shingle-packer, 6¢ per 1000: man to raise and care tobacco, 28 and found: butier-maker, $30; 3 milkers, $20; 3 men to work in s pars garden, $1 26 day: 3 choremen, $15 and 20, for Tanches: man to feed 8 cupols, 82 25 day; 30 froit-pickers, blackberry-pickers, etc. $20 and found; 10 suilors to ieart farming, 815 and found: Dharness-m. ker for ranch. $30 and found. MUK~ RAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. AKER FOR BMALL COUNTRY SHOP. $30 and found: 20 waiters, $25, $50 and $20; 16 cooks. Tesiaurants, hoiels, resorts, etc., $4v, $50, $60, 850 and $:5. iunch-counter Cook, $1u a Weex and found; curer ana packer for a_large butcher’s factory: waiter for a niine, $25: 3 ranch cooks. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. EADTIBN ARRIVALS LO.KING FOR work will 40 well 0 call and ge; & good posi- tion from MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay street. 3 Bmcn OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH ski want ads and subscriptions taken. PROPEETY WANTED. W ANIED—SMALL RANCH WITHIN 5o miles of San Francisco, with small house. Send full particulars 10 THOS. CAHILL, New Western Hotel, S. F. XCHANGE—CLEAR, IMPROVED FARM: 210 acres; house, barn, orchard; near Ukiah: value $6000: for city property or smaller im- proved farm nearer to San Francisco. |Address ¥, 5., box 50, Call. e —— ROOMS WANTED. A A A A~ ENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT G raished room: Address G. T. box,;né:}: WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. A A A e AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- Poflcla!hln‘honghL Add. COLEM AN, 41 Thirt, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DIVORCK LAWS A SPEC lalty: private; no fee without success; probate insolvency, collections. nts, trademarks, etc. obtained ervm detectives: estabiished 10 years G. W.HO' Markel, cor. Stocktn e Lieanibersainnd LniSamacsmas! DVICE FREE; DIVORCK LAWS SPECIAL- tyi i Insolvency. ALBERT C. MAU, rovn: 91, 305 Larkin st., cor. McAlltster. EGAL PAPERS A SPECIALTY: 10 Y EARS’ L practice. G. ARMBRUSTER, 24 Montgy, r 1. A BVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UNLESS SUG cesstul. W. W. DAVIDSON, 937 Market st. HOTELS. A A~ A A P BROOKLYN =HOTEL, 208-212 BUSH ST, Doard and room 81 to 82 per day. 86 to $13 pek Tor Tamiy ST 1081 50 ber pighes oAl e e iy night: firat- : frec conch. CHARLIS MGt M pp i T Pnotocnaruris dgreiies, PSSt vobe ool almsoy st Faf! hl:]gtogg’gflA’l‘lDNB“O.F VELOX PA- const. CAL CAMERA'CO "° “6ency forthe RS.J.J, \ HITNEY, ~PIKITUAL MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 18 Stockion st — LOST OLD DAGGER PIN SET WITH 9 LUK stones, in park Sunday; reward. 118 Eighth, EWFOUNDLAND BITCH, WHITS breast and legs, black body: answers the name. or Mattie. Return Palace 5a:00n, 194 Steveuson 8L.; reward $5. OST—GOLD BROOUH, WIT@ 4 a1d 8 pearls; reward. L B O Thirt-enth st. IAMOND OST—PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA - Savines and Loan Soclety of San Francisco, in the name of ANNIE CAKTER, No. 207,200, The finder will please recurn to bank. — BRANCH OFFICE OF subscriplion sud wang ads, 107 taken. mes Lo FOUND. A A A A A A A A e A 'OUND~BAY HORSE AND SADDLE. OWN- er can have same by calling on P. F. GODINA, - opposite Emmanuel Ce metery, San Mateo Co. BLACR NEWFOUNDLAND—OWNER CAN, receive by proving and paying charges. 873" Folsom st. e ———— HBORSES. 5() ALLPURPOSE = HORSES, WaGONS, carts, haruess: auction sale every 1 e TATTERSALL'S, 721 Howara st » 2 - osdas UCTION SALES EVERY SATURD. & 13 o'clock of Borses. bugzies, wagons, hAl;InaAu‘. m| es yards, 2u al WATKIRY, anetioneer. e 4() BOENES FOR SALE. ALSO WAGONS, b carts, harness: Grand Arcade Hors Markor 557 Shah o cvery Woir St.: suctlon sal Besday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. ,\Zw'x!:.'!:"' 50 HEAD OF HORSES SUITALLE FOR ANY business 800 to 1500 pounds. O'd Turk-st ¢ stables, 1301 ‘I'urk: team of inrea vnflnl“l;llllau;.“‘ % WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. NEWAND SECOND-HAND WAGONETTES, hacks. surr ys, buggles, carts and cheap. Fifteenth and Valencia 88 ; (o). Whis, ST ARGAINS! BARGAINS! BAR Bt thcon R Weason A BOAINST 1 Barness, robes aud biankets. Leibold Harpecy Company, 211 Larkin s, opp. new City Hall, - FINE LAUNDRY, BAKE wogons cheap for cash or 1ns: top and open buggy: also 1 hack. OF LIGHT DELIVERY $35. ot ipEsyvERy WAONHA pak: A WEEKS NEWS FoR 5 GRNTS s A VEEKLY CATD, i m‘,’f;‘,‘:"m;‘m-l' N AND MILK ments; 1 fing 828 Liarrison st, 511, 420 . 50¢, $1. 42614 Grove. . -