The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 19, 1897, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1897. FORTY HOURS OF ADORATION Extended Services Being Held at St. Patrick’s Church. The Devotion Began Yesterday and Will End To- Morrow. Sermons Preached Appropriate to the Ocoasion and Masses Said Every Day. The services of the forty hours adora- tion began at St. Patrick’s Church yester- i | day morning and the devotions will con- tinue until to-morrow morning. The beginning of the services of adora- tion was tne celeoration of solemn b mass at half-past 10 o’clock. carrying flowers and boys wearing sashes bearing candles. Behind them came the three priests with the blessed sacrament. Rev. P. J. Keane acted as celebrant, Rev J. Quinn as deacon, and Rev. J. Brennan as sub-deacon at the services which fol- lowed. Rev. Father Quinn delivered the sermon and the music of the mass wasun- der the direction of Professor J. H. Dohr- mann, the organist of the church. In the evening there were vespers at half-past 7 o'clock, Rev. J. Brennan | preached the sermon and the services for the day were closed with the benediction of the blessed sacrament. The only public devotions to-day will be at half-past 7 o'clock this evening, when the rosary will be recited and there will be a sermon by Rev. Father Keane. The celebration of so'emn high mass to- morrow morning at 8 o'clock will con- clude the devotion. St. Patrick’s is beaurtifully decorated for the occasion, and there has been a large attendance at all of the meetings. The forty hours’ adoration is a service which each Catholic churck in this City holds once every year, and every Sunday some church in the City begins the ser- vices. The devotions are in honor of biessed sacrament, and it is exposed for special adoration during the entire forty hours. Ordinarily it is ouly expused at certain specitied services. When a church is celebrating the adora- | tion there are always a number of exira public services, The devotions, howeve: do not stop here, for during the 1wo days the church is constantly open for mem- bers to worship in private, and people are | entering and leaving the church all the time. Next Sunday has been assigned to St. Mary’s Church as a day to begia a forty hours’ adoration. The jubilee services will be solemn high mass at 11 o’clock, | sermon by Rev. Father Powers; a session of the blessed ~acrament and a sermon ap- propriate to the occasion in the evening. Monday morning there will be a mass for peace at 9 o’clock, and a sermon im the evening. Solemn hizh mass and a pro- cession of the blessed sacrament will con- clude the services Tuesday morning. Last week the Young Men’s Society of St. Patrick’s parish elected as officers President, Wiiliam A. Dresiin; first vice presiient, J. Lynch; second vice-presi- dent, Jobn Laney; recording secretary, Wiliam T. Flynn; financial secretary, J. F. O'Brien; marshal, M. Boden. The society has about 200 members and is in & very flourishing condition. TO 4 SMALL 4UDIENCE. Senator Morgan 7Talks About the Union Pucific Liens WASHINGTON, July 18 — Yesterday was a remarkably dull and oppressively sultry day in the Senate chamber. It was only with difficulty that a bare quorum got together once, and then an executive session was held, continuing for two nours. The remainder of the day was consumed in the de'ivery of a speech by Senator Morgan in support of his resolu- | tion requiring the President to take steps for the payment or clearing off of all liens on the Union Pacific Railway paramount to that of the Goverment with the object of having the railway owned and operated by the Government. Daring most of the three hours occupied by the speech the chamber was practically deserted, there being but one Senator (Thurston) seated on the Republican side and only half a dozen on tue Democratic side, but the absence of an audience had no apparent influence upon Morgan. He went on smoothly, fluently and impressively, as if all the Benators were in their seats and honoring him with the closes: attention. Without concluding his speech, Morgan called for a motion to ad journ, and at 5:30 the Senate adjourned tili Monday. —_—————— HOTEL ARRIVALS, GRAND HOTEL R W Buckley, Nasuville V N Hartley, Vacaville E P Cowen, Anges W H Conkiin, Veniura Miss T Vandewater, 11l Mi,s C Dyer, Chicago C E Thompson & w,0hio Mrs Mathews, Siduey, O Mrs McCasiiv, Sidney, O Mrs Charters, Sidney, O Miss Marshall, Sidoey,O B Weck, Jersey Ciiy R Harris, Rocklin W A Marshall, Pledmont W Waben, Saclo H ) ansing, Stockton H C Hansel, Stockion W H Beanett, Stockton F M Phelps, Los Ang W L Price, Los Ang A T Goucher, ~an Diego C E Wilber. Portiand H Shay, Chicago W H Berry & W, Sacto W Gates, Boston H Gates, Bo-ton J Greely, Marysville J W Fenney, Chicago J Laird, i1 G W Rea, Portland Miss 1.Cohn, Portland H Blakenay, Portland & Francman, <anzer P A Huell & w, Stockton J F Devendorf. Sun Jose G D Plato, Modesto E P Graut, 2 odesto J ¥. Auzerais, San Jose ¥ Hartfod. Toronto, O S E Cornell, Merced D R Dursi, Wheatiand C \owe; Sncio J To'er. Sacto HW McCray, Bakersfield CT Garfie d, Baker field ¥ B Merneg, Woodland M Diggs. Waoeatland M Lowenthal. Pa T R Parker, Napa T Basselt, lows ‘W G Snooks, lIowa PALACE HOTEL H Silug, Chicago E C Mix, New York E S Chburcnill, Napa, Muud Humphrev, N Y Mabel Humpnrey, N Y Mrs E S Churchill, Napa i Reyburo, Nw Yrk J A France, England Mrs W H Reyburn, N Y R G Brown, Bodie J L Hackett. Louisville P H Wililams, Boston P J Force. She byvilie J W Prossick, bavenport J N Prossick, 5an Jose Mrs C Scala, San Joss MrsJ N Prossick, s Jose A R C Bowley, England Miss Piossics, san Jose R > Willisms, Toron.o Mrs R Williams, Torento Mrs A Moore. Toronto R H Officer, Salt Lake Mrs R S Wiliiams, Ont Mrs R H Officer, Utah Mrs § Jenkins, Andover 3 Newmark, Ls Angeles Miss Loab, Los Angeles DrSS White, US N Mrs H Newmark, Cal H H Sinclair, Reclands J Grant, New York BALDWIN HOTEL G George, Georgelown G W Jenks, Detroit ¥ Everect, Seattle ¥ A Money, Nebr Dr R i Boling, Kans F Schiff, La © D Frapcis, Spokane ¥ Linn, Portiand S Blinn, Buite City Mrs J Perry, Portland TJ Koegh, N ¥ Miss K Day, N Y ¥ C Turner & w, Conn Miss ¥ A 'Hall, Norwich C 4 Mentsy, Newhall H O Perkins & w, S Jose & Leleman, N Y A C Wiison, Seatile S E Stowe, Oakland R H Baugh, Ala ¥ E Rose, Sacramento G Rhine, Clayton W J Briggs & w, N Y J S Covk, Haywards Mrs A F Harrls, Al Miss J T (lark, Ala Mrs J G Ciark, Ala NEW WESTERN HOTEL. Baker & w, San Jose ¥ Casey, Clondyke Dunning. N Y J O'Brien, Cal A Tubery, Gridley J Sullivan, Antioch F Madilox, Antioch C Kirchner, ¥t Dcdge ¥ Kirchoer. Ft Dodge A Willinms, Wash H T Smith, Apeconda J G Zumwalt, Colusa E Fudge, Ft Smith P perman FtSmith W Thillsck. Ft Smith € O Lee, Chicago C Baker & w, San Jose J H Lenson, Leadvile ‘W A Wilson, Denver G Du Commers & f, Cal P —————— The Denmark dykes have stood the storms of more than seven centuries. the | | B0 | | | | h It was pre- | cededf by @ procession around the church. | 44 'irc In this were girls dressed in white and | of the Master. | £, NO, F._ & a. .—Called meeting THIS (MONDAY) EVENING st 7 o’clock. Second degree By order of W | EDWARD F. DELG <R SAN FRANCISCO *'CALL.” S OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open unul 12 o'clock every ight in the year. P ERANCH OFFICES_527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o’cloci Hayes street, open until 9:30 o’clock. 615 I arkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteench and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:50 o'clock. 1505 Poik street; open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till 9 o’clock. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. CALIFORNIA COMMANDERY B xo. 5 K. T.—Membars are requested 10 meet at the asylum at = ». 3, July 20, for the purpose of attending the funcral of our departed frater, Sir CHA RLES FRED- ERICK CROCKER, as escort. J. . FRASER, Em. Com. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continuad. HELP WANTED—Continned. ] AUIES, [¥YOU WISH TOSEE THE LARG- J est and very best conductei dressmaking school call at the Mciowell, 103 Postst.: patterns cut to fit 25¢; positions free. OUNG EASTERN GIRL DESIRES A place as honsekeeper; city or country: bache lor’s or widower’s house' preferred. Room 5, 821 Mission. 615 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads takeq. TOUNG WIDOW LADY WISHES POSITION as housekeeper. Call 2084 Powell st., room 1. NEAT WOMAN, HOUSEWORK, DIAMONT, Springs, #20; "Alameda $20 and $25; 12 and country, $20 and $25; 8 housework glrls, cit; 10 to $16. MISS CULLEN, young girls, assist, 823 Sutter st. HELP WANTED-Continued. 9()() TEAMSTFRS AND LABORERS T0 GO south: reduced fare; steady work. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st (SN RANTE Oruzs ¢50 EEEUMONTID MISS CULLE 23 Sutter st. BUITEK AND CHEESE MAKER: CREAM- J ery work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. HOUSEWORK GIRL SAN RAFAEL 8$20: see lady here. MIsS CULLEN, 823 Suiter. NEAT GIRL, COUNTRY, A8 COMPANION and light work, $10. MISS CULLEN, 328 Butter st. XPERIENCED DRESSMAKER: I~ FIKST- class fitter und designer; will work for $1 per day. 1004 Market st., room 1. MERICAN WIDOW OF REFINEMENT wishes position of housekeeper: in widower's or bachelor’s home preferred. 122 Taylor,r. 17. (300D SEAMSTRESS WISHES PLAIN SEW- ¥ ing or mending by the day ot will take work home. A. STIPHAN, 8496 Seventeenth st., COL. Guerrero. GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY No. 16, K. T., Golden Gate building, 5 Sutter st. — Stated mssembly THI VENING a. 8 o'cl The Orcer of the Templs will be conferred. All fraters are cour- teous y invited. i JONATHAN M. PEEL Em. Com. WiILLIAM T. FONDA, Recorder. G ORY OF D CONS alifornia—Officers aud mem- bers are requested to assemble at [ SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER NO. B, Masons, meets THIS Business and M. M. aegree. W. G. PRINCE, Secretary. the Temple on 1 UESDAY, Juiy 20, at 1:30 o'clock P. M., to sitend the funeral of our iate Grand Muster, CHAR1LES F. CROCKER. G10. J. HOBE, Grand Registrar. [FOKNIA LODG: NO. 1, F & A. M.—Faneral otice. Officers and members of the above-uamed lodxe are hereby notified o a:tend the ‘ueral of our Jite brother, ¢ HARLES FREDERICK CROCK- EE, in King Solomon’s Hall, Masonic Temple, on 10kSDA THE REG 2 B<F o1 the stockhoiders of The Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works wil! be held at the office of the company, southeast corner of Howard and Beale sireats, San_Francisco. Californis, on MON DAY, Angust 2, 1897, a. 11 A. ), for the purpose of eiecting a Board of Trustees to serve for ihe en- suing year and the transaction of such other busi- ness as may come before the meeting. L. R MEAD, Secretary. ANNUAL MEETING—THE REGULAR anuual meeting of the stockholders of ihe Arastraviile Mining Company will be held at the office of the compauy, 213 Jackson st San Fran- cisco, Usl, on TUESDAY, the z0th day of July, 1897, at the hour of 4 0'clock P. M., {0 elect & Board of Directors for the ensuing yar. to con- sider and order ou the action of the directors in relation (0 the purchase of the company’s mining property and to transact such other business as may come before tue meeting. ROBERT B. HOGUE, Secretary. RESPECTABLE WIDOW WISHES TO EX- chance housekeeping In widower’s family for Agool home: no objection to children; ¢ity or country. Address L. A., Golden Gate . 0., Ala- meaa County, Cal Housnwoux GIRL, MILL VALLEY, $25, MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st ECOND GIRL, $26; NURSE, $26. CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. MISS NURSE, s12. MISS CULLUN, 828 SUTTER street. 00K, MINING TOWN, $20 TO $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. EAT GIRL, ASSIST THE COOK, COUNTRY, N twola fauily, $10. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sut- ter af ECOND GIRL, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 TANTEQ — POSITION 10 DO GENERAL rousework by an experienced lady: short dis- tance fu the country preferred. Cail or address 967 Washingron st., Oaxland. OXPERIENCED GERMAN NURSE, SPEAK- ing French and ~panish, desires to accompany invalids or children to Kurope in return for pas- su.e; referecces. KEV. MR. BUHLER, 515 Golden Gat TOUNG WiDOW WISHES A POSITION AS hou:keeper; ‘dower’s or bachelor’s home preterred 2814 Sixth 8., room 6. R#LIABLEFRENCHEARY, EXPRRIENCED housekeeper, desires position as_such, or will do p.ain sewing: Do objecilon (o short distance in country. 1122 Market st., room 31. TOUNG 1AST LADY WOULD LIKE A nousekeeper’s pace: widower's home pre- jecred, city or coun:ry. 102 Taylor st., room 23 TOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housesceper or cook in private German family. Addres. German Laly, box Call. 6 V7 LAKKIN—BRANCH OF 19 carL ONiY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es.jewelry sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15Grant av. NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS AN “housekeeper's place or will do mending; no objection to country. 225 Vost, room 11. V)’uu,\'u LADY RECENTLY FROM THE Kast desires a housekeeper's piace, city or country. 223 Post st., room 1. Yocvu WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES situation _as housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Eady st toom 1. OUNG GERMAN GIRL OF EXPERIENCE wou!d ike a housekeeper’s place, city or coun- ‘or will €o plain mending. 207 Bost, room 8. Y TOUNG WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES situation ss housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Eddy st., room 2. Sutter st. 1 7 GIRLS AND WOMEN, GENERAL HOUSE- ) work. different country places, $20. fare paid: woman with & child over 4 years old, $12 to $15, ranch, see pariy here this morning: 5 girls for chamberwor) and_ waiting, different conntry hotels, #18 and $20. MURRAY & KEADY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay, ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS AND nursegirls and girls for housework. MRS HIRD, 721 Ellis st. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK, PLAIN COOK- ing, small family, $20; nursegirl, $12. 721 Ellis st (G'BLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL J various positions. MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. VW AITRESS, SPRINGS, $20: 2 WAITRESS es. sume couniry hotel, $20. HOTEL GA- ZETTE, 420 Keuray st. W ANTED—YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL TO Aas<ist housework and children: call Monday morning, W\ ANTED—2 YOUNG LADIES OF GOOD AD- TV dress to sell a staple article on salary; refer- ences required Address G, box 100, Call Ottice. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND TAKE care of child: German prelerred, sieep home. 124 Turk st 00D GIRL, PLAIN COOKING, GENERAL housework; wages $15. 2510 Pine st. W ANIED—GOUD WAITRESS; NO SUNDAY work ; call early. 210 Second st. (GBLABOUT 15 TO ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE- work; small wages. 2802 Twenty-fourth st wANTED—\’J GIRL, ASSIST LIGHT housework. 34 Fairuaks, nr. Twenty-second (GIBL TO WAIT AT TABLE. 604 THIRD street. bel. 10 xnd 12. 4118 Vun Ness ave. NINIH SL. AHE CaLL; BHANCH OFFICE OF 167 SULSCOPUGL Rud WAL ads taken. E5 ANNUAL MEETING—TH© REGULAR annual meeting of the stockholders of The ~an Fraoci-co and San Joaquin Valley Hailway Comprny will b held at the office of the company, $21 Market st. San Francisco, Callfornia. on the 20th day of July, 1837, at tie hourof 2P M. for the purpose of eleciing a Boara of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and the i&nsaction of such other business as may come beforr the meet- 1ng. ALEXANDER MACKIE, Secretary. YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AN housekeeper; plain sewing. 7 Grant ave, . 4. '()L’;fl GERMAN WIDUW DESIRES housekeeper's position. Apply 120a Eddy st., room 2 W ARTED-TO MAKE LADIES WALKING suits for $2: satisfaction guaranteed. B8i6ly Jessie si., off Ninth. MONEY LOANED ON s, sealskins Uncie K DI MONDS, rris. 15 Gran: av AL EEKI Y S N R 5 CE Hi CALL. Ip wrapper, for mailing. SPECIAL NOTICES. B JAD TENANTS EJKCTKD FOR &4 collections made: aty or country. Pacifio Collection Co., 415 Montgy st., room 6: tel. 5550. { B gonte and ladies B 1 TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR 12034 Geary st == BAY CITY 244 to 81114 & NSFER CO., REMOVED tter. Trunks delievred, 25c. EF dcirc treatments DR. IRENE WES' NEW MEDICATED K. 43. 850 Market si. L = DO:LY G studio to 36 EEN HAS REMOVED HER Geary, rooms 15 and 16. S DAIRY Is and Folsom sts. Tel. White NOW LOC. TED 5 Orphan Asylum since January 1. 1897, to J 1897, Ada Derh:m, age 6 years Sparez, age 8 years Flor year; s00. years; ~aale Bush, age 12 Byears THEORPHANS AND HALF-ORPHANS admitied into St Francis Giris' Direci are as Orphans — Marg Cronin, age 8 Nellie Cronin, aged 6 years: Sadie age 4 years: Mabel Robinson, aze 10 months. Half-orphaus, girls— Alica Jacinto, age § age 10 years: Marie Lang, age 8 yeurs: Evaiine Lang, age 5 | age 5 vears: Neilie Genevieve Ander- Anderson, age 6 cars; Lillle Bush, age Lottie Bush, age 2 years. Boys—Enrique Stanly Derham, age 4 Josephine Jacinto. Delia ce Luug, Age 2 years; Annie McCarthy, Lonerzan, age 10 years; aged 10 years: Ray ars Koncivez. age 7 ves years: Clcament Chase, age 2 yearsana 5 months; Jessie Jefferson, uge 2 v ars. 4 DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO. 45 (twenty-five cents per share) of the HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION COM- PANY will be payable al the office of the com- pany, 327 Murket st.on and after TUESDAY, July' 20, 1897. “Tracsfer books wil cose WED 1897, aL § o'clock . M. SSDAY, July 14. ! SHELDON, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. FIBST-CLASY AMERICAN COOK: GOOD references; city or country: $25 to $30. 316 Sutier st. WEDIS | SECOND GI ereuce; city or countr: ter st. 2 YEARS' REF- $20t0 $25. 816 Sut- IRST-CLASS GERMAN LAUNDRESS AND chambermaid d-sires situation; best reference; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter si. WEDISH GIRL, VERY GOOD COOK AND Isundress, wishes situation at housework: wages $:5 10 $20. Apply MES. HIRD, 721 Ellis. EMELOYMENT OFFICE_MRS LAMBERT, % 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 5332) furnishes best heip of ail nationalities. XPERIENCED NORTH GERMAN TEACH- er wanzs situation in_private family to teach the German and Euglish branches, French and plano; best of references. MISS H. WEISSER- MEL, San Rafael, Cal (3ONEETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HO| work In 4 smail family: wages moderate. Call three days at 237 Eleventh ave., bet. Clement and California st. 7 OUNG WOMAN WISHES SITUATION IN agood family as chambermald or to take care of children. 1328 Pa:ific s., bet. Leavenworth and Hyde. Y UNG GIRL WILHES SITUATION TO DO light houseworx in & respectable family; ref- erence given. 104 Fair Oaks st., rear. ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION: £00d €00k ; gereral housework: plain wasning: clty or couniry. 27% Fourth st., over florist’s. D LIKE WOKK BY THE y_or month: sieep home. Address 2432 Harrison st.. near Twenty-firsi. VERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASHING AND Cleaning; $1 and carfare; aiso washing taken home. 167 Ninth st. IRL OR OLD LADY, ASSIST LIGHT housework. Bazaar, 1034 Golden Gate ave.; Exm‘.nu:s CEL NURSE DESIRES A POSIL. tion; no objection to the country; terms rea- sonable. 156 Golden Gate ave., st floor. ECOND WORK AND SEWING BY GER- O man-American girl. Call or addiess E. R., 206 Polx st FITUATIONS WANTED MAL] HINESE & JAPANFSE belp;tel.main 1997 BRAULEY & Cu..840 Clay UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPAN emp. oflice, 61445 California st., tel. maia 231. 1 NT BUSEAU, 709 TAPA SE weary st. 3 ~E AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT C best heip. 4143 U'Farrell. Tel K. 426, JITUATION \VAX']'EDvTO TAKE CARE OF horses and gardea: good driver; can milk; bandy with tools; city references. Address A.B., box 99, Call Office. EMPLOYME Tel. Sutter 2125. HI offic ITRON EADY YOUNG GERMAN-AMER- ) fcan wishes any kind of work in -ome busiuess bouse; first-class references. Apply 167 Ninth st MARKET ST._BRANCH OFFICE OF 1HE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. \" ANTED—POSITION BY BUSINESS MAN good salesman and accountant, with a few hundred to favest, of Lierest 1o a business. Ad- dress B. T., Lox 81, Call. TUATIONS WANTED BY MAN AND WiFE as cook and pasiry cook: references. 748 Howard st W ANTED — BY A YOUNG MAN IN DIs- tress, houschold work in a Chrl refer-uces. Address C. il box 50, 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE ) CaLcL: subscriptions and wan: ade. taken. 0 WOMEN FOR HOPFIELDS. aPPLY Salvailon Army Labor Bureau, 158 New Moo tgomer: st.. Moaday aod Tuesday from 9 A3 UlLS P. 3 ; als0 pinsterer. W ANTED—COOK: SMALL FAMILY: THOR- oughly competent o1ly need apply: wages $30; ciiy references. Call bet 11 and 3 o'clock, 2228 Sacramento st PERATORS ON_ OVERALLS. STRAUSS & CO., 32%, Fremont st. ANTED—GOOD FINISHER ON PANTS; steady work. 46135 Minna st YousesiiLTo AS~IST IN LIGHT HOUSE- work and care of 2 children: good home. 308 lowa st. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. CALL to-day, TU9%4 Minna st. JIRST-CLASS IRONERS WANTED. SUN Laundry, 768 Seventh st., Oakland. LEVI EARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiviug the goid medal: paiterns cut to order 25c. McDOWELL'S, 103 Post st. ADY ZAGENTS WANTED IN EVERY town~0f the State of California to sell the Bender Skirt Supporter; sells atsight: agents make from $1 50 10 $4 50 per day. Callator send 15c for sample 13624 Market st., Toom 1. 2526 M {IRST-CLASS FINISHERS ON PANTS. 820 Howard st., bet. Fourth and Fifth. HE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- tiug is the only one by which you ean complete a perfect garment without trying on. 1079 Market. MISSION — SUBSCKIPTIONS AND Want ads taken for THE CALL. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es,jeweiry, sealskins. Uncle Harrls,15Grant av. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: VL Winchester Houns, 44 Third st near Market: ; 26c 10 $1 U per night; $1 60 1o 83 per week: free 'bus and baggage 10 and from ferry. TOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS WISHES a position in jewelry-store whers he can study watch repairing. -~ F. A. CASE, 134 Fourth st. YOUNG, MAN, SORER AND WILLING, wants to assist Cook and make himseif gen- erally useful in kitchen, etc. ; firsi-class reference. Address G. G., box 18, Call Office. 2 MONTHS IN THE would iike situation as ranch Address 245 Fourth st. OUNG GERMA United States; hand; good milker (U0 FIREMAN, MARRIED. NON T rian; will also oil and ook after engine; handy with tools: 1o opjec ion to care for employer's stable Sundays. Address G. B., box 8, Call office, £ LARKIN—BRANCH OFFI J CaiL. K OF THE Subscriptions and want ads taken. 61 NED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- sealscing. Uncle Harris,15Grant av. JITUATION A BY A GERMAN © handy with carpenters' tools; can do black- smithing; understaids all kinds of farming: small wages on steady place; reference. 1409 Valencia st. MANAND WIFE WOULD LIKE POSITION in hotel as chamhermaid and waiter or second cook resjectively: will also take position singly. Address Position, box 36, Call. ], ICENSED ENGINEER AND MACHINIST i wishes position as engineer: competent to do all repairs and steamfitiing, G. G. H., box 28, DRESS-CUTTING SUHOUL — FRENCH taught; §1 week. 916 Mark 19. MALE HELP WANTED. VW ANTED — 5 HOTEL AND BOARDING- house cooks, $30 and §$35: 4 first-class res- taurant waiters, $35 a moath and $11a week: night cook, §7; omuibus, $20: oysterman, $25; waiter for camp, $15; restaurant second cook, 850, d cthers. Apply 10 J. F. CROSE IT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. W ANTED—_IRONMOLDER, $250 A DAY: helper. $1 & day and found farmers. $20; stable and choreman for ranch, $20; 10 woodehoppers, 80 cents and $1 15 a cord, tools and provi:ions adyanced: man about piace, $15; 10 and found, and others. Apply toJ. ¥. CROSETT & (0., 628 'Sacramentost. CLASS EUROPEAN W AITERS, 8$: +) 2 French omnibuses, $25; wuiter for private £35: all for first-class hotels. C. R. HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 5 HELPERS AND LABORERS to work with masons: railroad work; $2a day. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st REE FARE: FREE FARE: 100 ROCKMEN road work; $175 & day; long job. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st EAD LAUNDRYMAN TO TAKE CHARGE of hotel laundry, country, $50 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. MASON'S Call. MAN AND WIFE, COOKS, WISHSITU ATION in hotel, institution or club. Address W. A., box 8, Cll Office, Oakland. OUNG MAN OF 19 WISHES PO~ITION any kind: can milk and understands horses. Address R. MCALLISTER, Lorin. .—BRANCH OFFICE OF ULSCAIPUOL sud waus ads W INCHESTER HOUSE 44 TMIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms. 25c to 8150 per night: £160 10 86 por week; oquventent and respeciabls: free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CaLn taken ac branca office 559 Huyes su; open unt §:8) o'cloc! FEMALE HELP WANTED. 00K, NO WASH, GERMAN STYLE, $30, see lady here at 11 to-day; 2 American and French nurses $20: 4 German. French and Irish second girls, $20 and #25; 3 cooks in hotel and boarding-houses. $25 ana §35: 4 waitre-ses, hotels and restavrant, $20 and $2! an\ girls of all nationalities to fill our numerous situations in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 318 Suiter st. GIRLS, ELLIS, $15; GIRL, DEVISADERO, $16: girl, Vacaville, $15; 2 zirls, Webster, $15: 2 girls, O'Farrell, $15; girl, Octavia, $15: girl, Castro, $1b: girl, Calitornia st., $15; gi s0n, £15: girl. McAllister, $15; girl, Larkin, $15; ir', Pine, $15: girl, Plerce, $16; second girl. $15 zirl, Geary st., $15: giri, Lazuna_ $15: girl, Octavia, 815; girl for Camp Taylor, +27; young d $12 per month, assist, 6tc., nice rman, ® Swedish and 4 Danish & CO., 749 Market st : BAKEK AND PASTRY COOK, HOTEL, §60: second cook and_baker, country hotel, $50: €00k, country hotel, $35; cook for a private board- ing-hiouse, country, §35; waiter, country hotel, south, $25; waiter, country hotel, north, $257 pantryman, country hotel, $20; baker and pastry COOK, $05. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 ueary si. EAD LAUNDRYMAN TO TAKE CHARGE of a firsi-ciass hotel laundry, $60 10 $76: pol- isher and ironer, $30; man t0 help marker and distributor, country iaundry, $25 anc found; hand- wasber, country laundry, $30. C. R. HANBEN & CO., 108 Geary st. () EXPERIENCED SHAKE-BOLT MAKERS for Humboldy County, $2 & cord, see boss here: blacksmith, country shop. $2 25 a day; \acksmith ne per, $1 50 aday. C. R. HANSEN , 108 Geary si. ND WIFE FOR VINEYARD AND ; 3.0, found, and Increase. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st (84 MEN TO WORK FROM $80 TO 815 per moxth and found, such as farmer and wife. $40 and foond: 3 b:acksmitus for shops, ranches, etc.: biacksmith heiper who can Lack on shoes $26: ranch backsmith and horseshoer, $26 d f,und: Luicher, city shop, $20 to and found: plasterer for a country job: 60 laborers and teamsters. 81 75 $1 60 day, 8160 day, $36 ver month and found and $26 per month and found; 8 hay-aiers, 16¢ ton; 3. farmers, orchiard and vineyard hands, $26, $26 ana $20; 3 chore- men and boys tur ranches, $15 to $20: 2 youug men (o peddle froit. M UKRAY & READY, Lead- ing Empioyment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. '50 CO. K5, $.0, $40, 850 AND $60 PER month ‘and found, for_hotels, restaurants, cafes, ranches, mines, etc.: 20 walters, 30, $25 and $20, for different p) baker, city hotel, $35 and found; cook, pri: family, $25; second ook, 810 a week; German cook, for & bakery. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. PLACE 1O DO GEXN- city or country. 405 Ste- OMAN DESIR. eral housework: venson st. ANTED, BY RESPE(TABLE WOMAN, washing and housecleaning or any kind of work by the duy. 107 Eighth st. OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO WALT AT doctor’s office or take care of children; can sew. Address 605 Ash ave. W AITRESS, COUNTRY HOUEL,880; LUNCH waltress, city, 50c: chambermaid, city, $15 and room: dishwasher, $16 and room wai(ress, nice country hotel, §20 and room: 3 waitresses, $4 per week; 4 waitresscs, $5 per week: pantry . and room, hotel work; cook. smail res auran, $55 to $40; Cook, few persons, $20 and room: chambermaid and wait some, $15 and room: mother and 8on, country lanndry; waitress, Dice springs hotel, far puld, $20 snd room. 5 A R: T CO., 749 Marke| ELIABLE WOMEN; CAN DO ANY KIND of housework or cleaning: prefer going out by the day. 602 lHoward st., nr. Second; upsiairs. JXPERIENCED GOVERNESS, HIGH school and Normal graduste: teaches music and languages: will assist sewing; best refer- ences. MISS GREY, 338 Hayes st RENCH GIRL, WITH EXPERIENCE wauts upstalrs work; best of references. Ad- dress 5. C., box 114, Call’ SWEDISH GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO ligh: housework. Address 29 Clara st. XPEKIENCED FRENCH SEAMSTRESS ishes position as mald, intant’s nurse or do housework or any other kind of work. F. M., box 109, Call. FLENCE WoMAN WISHES POSITIUN IN French or American laundry. 106 Precitaave. Cox.oxED WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS . mkAa‘; dfh"';:e!/l;mb‘l!d' o; housewok; to sleep ome. ess “hurch ave., bet. Broadw: and Vallejo, Stockton and Powel! sts. 54 (IR PIEECE ST. $20: GRL, FAMILY 3, €20, Alame1a, Cal.: girl, Pierce st., 820: girl, girl. Fulton st., $18: girl, Alameda, 3 in family, German or Swedish girl, San’ Lorenzo, Cal. , $20; cook and_second girl, $35: ¥ German giris, $25. MARTIN & 00., 749 Market st. 7~ PLAIN AND FANCY IRONERS: 815 $20 | and %25 per month; steady work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ADY IRONER, "COUNTRY LAUNDRY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. LADY BARBERS AND 3G RLS TO LEA RN 3 burber business. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. LAUNmmss FOR SPRINGS: CALLEARL $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 15.000 kEowoop TIES TO CUT, 8c . each: 60 woodchoppers, $1 15 a cord, company will furnish tools and food. MURRAY & READY, 63iand 636 Clay st JAPA:NEBE FOR A LAUNDRY, COUNTRY hotel; $30, found and fare pald. MURKAY & READY, 654 and 636 Clay st. 35() RAILROAD MEN; FARE PAID. MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ECIION FOREMAN, $40 AND BOARD; 10 railroad laborers for mill company. $:0 and board: 6 Jackscrewers. ¥30 and board; 6 woods- mex, $30 and board; 1u wooachopers, 4-foor red and pine, 80c aud #1156 a cord. tools and pro- Visions furuished, a year's job: plumber for coun- try: engloeer or fustitution, $25 and round; vine- yard hand, 815; farmers, $20 and $26: miiker and chores, $15; ranch coox, $:0; cook, $30; 3 waiters, country 'hotel, $26: walter, $20; chore- man, $10: scraper teamster, $175a day: R. T. WAKD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. ‘W ANTED—WAITERS, 810 TO $12 A WEEK: cooks, $50 and $30; dishwashers, $15 to $20; gooK, private place, $30: Japanes: boy for lodg: fog-house, $7 a week and found: elevator-boy, $15 and found; choreman, couniry: man about pace, $20, etc 'ANDLIS'S, 508 Stockton st. ook, Kos COUNTRY HUTEL, STEADY work, $40 to $62 per month; cham berm \d and walt, near city, $20; 4 waitresses, country hoiel, $.0: woman froner, country laundry, $3, and found: chambermaid and waitress, city, $20; restaurant waitress, $6 a week; 5 wai:Tesses, Gity hoted, $20, $15; 25 girls housework, $15, $20. C. R. HANBEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ISHWASHEK; $18 PER MONTH. MISS CULLEN. 325'Sutter st. MAN AND WIFE; $40. MISS CULLEN, 823 sutter st. ELLBO $8 PER MONTH. MISS CUL- LEN, 823 sutter st. ARRIED MAN, CARE FOR HORSES, $25 nd room: teamster, country, $25, board, etc.: man for privite place. $10, etc : German 'boy, 18 to 20 years of age, chores, etc.. $10, room and board. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 9()() LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS TO GO UV gouth: reduced fare; ship daily. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MALL BELLBOY, $8 A MONTH., ROOM, board, etc : doorhoy, $8 month, board, etc boy to wash dishes, $6 mouth, room, ete.: boy for store, 85 per mon h. board, room, wash, etc. MAKTIN & CO.. 749 Market st. PERSONALS. MES ANN CALLAGHAN, FORMERLY 1003 Devisadero, send address this oftice; your in- terest. A. L. box 1:iL TS, WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I HAVE bought out all interest held by &, B.SUTTON in the firmof SUTTON & MAY. "All oills due the firm should be paid me. JAMS MAY, 1559 Market st BUSINESS CHANCES. < CORNER GROCKERY AND BAR: $u00. choice location in Mission: kept by present owner for 22 years, old age compeliing 1o retire. WILKF, 783 Marke: st. 600, SORNER SALOOX - st.: 2 blocks from Chronicle ouilding; doing a roahing business; circumstances compel sacrifice, Particulars W1LKE, 785 Market st. ON KEARNY UNDREDS OF LADIES WHO HAVE SEEN H & oiiahness of bieachiug thelr hair or the linpleasantness of enduring gray h-ir have me to thank for regainicg their peace of mind on that score. I restore the hair Lo its natural color for from $150 to $5. My price for hairdressing is always the same (25¢), and always the best. G. LIDERER, 111 Stockton st. [ME. MELBOURNF, OCCULT SCIENTIST M 3% Srd teader: lessons given at re sonabie rates. 437 O'Farrell st.; ground floor; ladies oniy. ©1 DO NOT KNOW OF A BETTER,” AN IN. 1 5ond" Dairdracser writer of “Quinonia® Hair Tonic: 3.¢ botile. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. (YSTER-MAN, $26. MARTIN & CO. 749 Market st. FLDERLY MEN, CHORES, ETC. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mark ESTAURANT = PORTHR, $ RESTAU- rant porter. $15; young man assist in small Te taurant. $10 and room: porter, barber-shop, $6 week. MAKTIN & C)., 749 Market st Hi. JUVENILE CLASS AT HINMAN'S School of Dancing will open for the coming season Saturday, July 24. ENTLEMAN OF 40, FORM ¥ RLY OF PENN sylvanis, of moderate means, desires the ac- quaintance cf rastern lady about 30 years; pru- ne:te preferred; of Presbyteriau or Congregational ialih: object mrriage. Address RALSTONITE, box 35, Call Office. N ALL-ROUND LAUNDRYMAN, $i0 TO 860: polisher. hotel lanndry, $30, board, etc. & CO., 749 Market st 0SMETIC PARLORS—FREE TREATMENT. MRS. M. J. BUTLER, removed to 1170 Mar- ket st., room 32. BAKER'S HELPER ON CAKES, $20. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. PASTRY COOK, MUST DO RANGE WORK, $50. MARTIN & CO., 7a9 Market st RESTAURANT WAITERS, $45; NIGHT steward, $50; 7 lunch and dinner waiters. : pautryman, $7 50 per week, no Sunday work: 4 waicers, countrs hotel, $25 and room: waiter, country restaurant, §6 a week ani room: young man walt table. same, $15 and room: walier, city, $7 a week: German waiter, $25 and roo; luncu- r man, $10 a week: 8 wailers, $5a week; city, $26 10 830: 4 waiters, $6 a week. MARTIN & C0., 729 Market st. ECOND_ O OK, CITY, $i0; C)OK, CHOP- hous*, $26; second cook, smal place, §5 week: cook and second, 875 and room: tamale-maker, 000k, 16w persous. $16: cook, 812 per week: sec- ond 'cook, 815 per week; ook, cily, 87 & weck: ook, country, $50 and room: COOK. City. $40 and room; shori-order cook, $60. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. PISUWA-HER, 25 AND ROOM; DISH wasner, $20 and room; 3 dishwashers, $3 50 week; 2 dishwashers, $2 50 week: 3 dishwasher $15 and room: 2 dishwashers. 84 a week; dish- wusher, 7 a week. MAKTLN & CO., 749 Market. ECOND COOK FOR COUNTRY RESTAUR- ant, $40 and found. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. VWARTED —YOUSG MAN WITH FE hundred dollars as pariner in lodging-house In Sao krancisco. Address P.u., voX 39, Liver- more. ARBER WANTED: STEADY PLACE. 1604 Laguua st., cor. Post. rANIED—MAN AT PARK HOUSE: GOOD home. Twenty-fourth and Mission sta. ANTED—DISHWASHER; 7 0'CLOCK. 417 Mason st., rear. ANTED — BOY_TO SET TYPE IN JOB printing office. 2414 Third st. OOTBLACK: GOOD CHANCE; MUST HAVE tools. 20334 kast st., barber-shop. OY WITH LITILE LXPERIENCE IN printing. Appiy, 8 A. M, 334 McAllister st. 00D SECOND COOK WANTED. 134 Third st. TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MARKER for Iaundry. Box 334, Vallejo. AN CAPABLE OF MEASURING LUMBER. Second-hand Lumber-yard, 1166 Mission st. ERMAN SCHOOL OF HYPNOTISM; HYP- noiism taught. $5: success guarantexd. 7 Gran: ave W ANTID—10 KNOW THE ADDRESS OF one RUFUS NUNNEMAKER or his heirs. Addr ss Coroner, box 60, Call Office. FERUIT ¥0AM MAKES A DELIGHTFUL effervescent drink; mailed in 6-cent packages: agents wanted. F.F.Co., box 173, Placerville, Cal. ADIES WISHING SEPERFLUOUS HAIR removed by a new.y discovered and harm- less proccs; cai haves o8 tive proofs. Call or ad- dress C. W. FREES, 1017 Oak st., elty. DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEG falt; rivate; no fee without success; probate, insolvency, collections, patents, trademarks, etc. obtained; private detectives; established 10 years G.W. HOWE, atty at law, 850 Marke: cor. Stocktn. DICTURE FRAMING WITH GLASS, 7X9 inches 10c, 8x10 and 10x12 15c, 11x14 and 12 X16 20c, 14x17 25c, 16x20 30c, 18x22 85c, 20x 24 45¢, 22x28 60c; hardwood curtain poles com- plete, 16¢: room moldings, all colors, 1c per foot. ONES, 547 Mission st., open evenin: OMPARE MY HAIR-DRESS NG PARLORS with those of the East—I think they will com- pare favorably: at any rate they are the best and largeston the Pacific Coast; hairdressing, any sty'e. 25c.: switches, from #1 to $3—the $3 ones are made of the very bes. hair; gray aud bieached ir restored to na_uaral co.or, from $150 to $5. LEDERER, 111 Stockton st. ISS MYRTLE POTTRR, PALMIST, RE- moved from 33 Sixth to 86515 Marxef, r. 12. ADY WRITES—“CONSIDER ‘QUINONIA’ the best hair tonic | ever used. Have recom- mended to all my frienas,” 35¢ bottle. G. LED- EReR, 111 Stockton st. J\ 1 ROCERIES ARE CHEA PEST AT THE “UP- to-da‘e” store, -acramento; fruit jams in glass jars, 10c; rolled oats. 93¢ B: condensed milk, 4 for 26c; tomatoes, 6¢ doz.: good coff-e, fresh and whole, 1734c 1, ground to order: fine tea, 25¢ 1b; send for list. BEESLEY & SON, Sacramento. 25()(). COFF:E SALOON AND EAKERY; £2500. cholcest location on Market st.; es- tablished many years: money-making piace: ex- cellent opportu sity for 2 ener.eic men. Apply WILKE, 783 Merkot s $150(, LEADING GROCERY. WITHOUT . b 1, on lively business s reet; horse and wagon: iarge stock of goods: doing a larce cush trade: owuer going lsust. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. HOUSE OF 85 ROOMS, WITH SALOON, [N wholesale district; rcon.s salways occupled; must be scld at ouce, on account of death, at rea- souable price; make an oifer. Particulars, WILKE, 783 Marke: st. E2((), SALOON. 2 BLOCKS FROM MAR- D+ - ket 8., with club-rooms, ladies’ cafe, aying ylace: piano; ano; good cheap rent. Apply WILKE, 78 Market st. R75() RESTAURANT AND SALOON IN $150 Tesraves serams downtown; #MOug wholesale hoy work: one of the mos; ©Of this Kind in town; 10 825 per day; Fourth st. $1200, EAMILY LIQUOR - STORE ON . beststreet in the W finely fitred oy, oot D the Western Addition, es: no night or Sunday borutely furnisied places old estabiisiied: receipts $23 grand opportunity. M. LESS, 5 elient ¢ s of patrons; rent reasonable: carri s good, lary ock; worth investiga ing. M. Lisers Fourthat . PARTNER WAN. $600. vaine s locations norih of 3 paitner o hired help 5. LESS, 5 Fourth se RESTAURANT AND (1 SLES imanin o cheap re cely fitted up: ‘good piace for mun and e * Ny Piel, A WrLL AUrant in one of e livellest RELSLT oW er prefers good Wil give good reference. ©D 1N 5 Fourth . LIVERY $1000. % $150 per mont ven and fuil investigation & .owed surth st e TBRANCH BAK $200, cerr-sto o: ve sion: 3 nice L ving rooms: reut o sight. M LESS, 5 Fourtl NOrtor 118 M \RKET k for cash. ARGAIN TO-DAYS $375—Kestaurant; clears 875 mon b % 75— Branch val 3 furn us. ; bargain, off wanted rs £75 month, £550—Grocery and bar. $ 00—Butcher shoa: 4450—General merchar Valuabie pate For bargains s $~0( WAL YARD; LOCATION D established for years; long lease: 2ood hOrses, wacoms. etc.: retiring from business reason for selling. STENBERG & Co, 652 Market. “woon, %1500, %000 axp COAL YARD; BEST . location; large stock; owner 50 years: free rent. STENEEKG & CO . 632 Marke:, $110 COUNTHY BA! nce from city: lively TO BAKvES . ery; short dis town of 2000: fine brick oven: living-ro ms counter sales $2 reut $25; leuse. BASILE & B3 RRETT, arket it UTICKE—LA VERNTE TOILET PARLOK RE- moved to 30 Geary st., near Kearny. £LEPHONES. KLEIN’S Electrical Works, 421 Montgomery. 1t Interesied send for cataiogue. © . A IST OF BARGATNS. 4 Corner grocery: elegant; only Salocn: Giue lucation: - oud specul Butcher shop: recelpts $50 per d; 830 Laundry route: good horse and wazon . 200 $750 300 JUIT TO ORDER ON EA Y INSTALLMENTS. L. LEMOS, 1117 Marke: st, bet 7th and 8th. (LOpKs AND ©aILOR-MADE SUITS RE- wailed at wholesale ligures 20 Sansome st JARDENS ATIENDED TO IN THE CITY by THOMAS EXTELL, 318 Turk st. WINSTON & C ., 646 Market st. $100 BUYS iLEGANT BRANCH BAKERY iu the Mission; near 3 s:hools; rent $10; living-rooms: must be sold this week. WINSTOX & €O, 646 Market st K15() G EN1E GROCERY AND BAR IN D L0, Mission: 4 rooms: cheap rent: muss W.'F. HEALY, 917 Market st. sell this week. 00D BOOTBLACK WANTED AT 1427 Octavia st. JUPERFLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED BY electrolysis. MRS DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush. ISHWASHER WANTED AT RESTAU- raut a: 1553 Market st. HUF~CUMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBEQX, - pasfitier. 623 Golden Gate av. Tel. Sutter 471 wu.\'*ran—r-[fi-: _HANGER. COR. ELLIS and Glisgow sts.: call early Monday. CHAIR NICELY FITTED BARBER-SHOP; small rent. 1105 Buchanan st. AST TWO WEEKS; CLEARANCE SALE: $4000 worth boots and shoes; $1 50 shoe 75c, $2 shoes $1, 83 shoes $1 50. $4 shoes $2: $5 shoes $2 b0, 6 shoes $3. 658 Market st., opp. Pulace. 7 ANTED—IMPLEMENT AND VEHICLE salesman; one who understands iron and car- riaze herdwal state age and wag expected; ioust give good references. Adaress J., box 12, Cail ANTED—FIRST-CLASS BARBER: MUST have good references: latest siyle ady place: wages £30 and found, Address C. WALL: STALE, Wadsworth, Nev. OLICITOR FOR THE CITY; MUST BE EX- perienced and have ficst-clugs reference. Ap- ply bet. 1 and 2 0'ciock only. NEWTON BROS. GUM CO,, 181, 133 and 135 First st. 1000 BU3iNESS CARDS PRINTED, $150: } weading work. HILL, 2214 Geary st. 1G OUTDOOE STEREOI'TICON SHOW EVE- Ty night cor. Market and Bixth sts.; artistic ad- yertisements in living light; promoters of busk ness. Consuls OWL ADV. CO.." 1140 Marketst. JLECTRIC LiGHIs 1IN kVesY ROUX: Winchester House 44 Third st. pr. Markes: 200 rooms, 25 to $1 60 per night: §1 50 to $6 pec Week; free bus and baggegs 10 and from ibo ferr7. LODGING-HOUSES FOR FALE. 4G ROOM HOUSE: BEST IN CITY......$2600 15-room house on Sixth st.,only.. . 350 14-room house on kddy st .. .. 330 1:-room house on Fourth st H . 500 Other bargains. H. C. DiCKER. 1020 Marker st. 4() BGOMS. GOODIFURNITURE, RENT $60. 62 rooms, 10w rent, paying finely. 24 fooms, north of Murket. reat $60. Other bargains. UNDERWOOD" RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.: want ads and subscriptions taken. W. COR. BIXTEEN Lt 51, DA R MISSION; branch office of Ak UALL' Subscriptions und want ads taken. 2700, LODGING-HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS; . all full, M. LESS, 5 Four:h st. 9() BOOM HOUSE: CENTRAL: CHEAP rent; money maker; forced sale. B.B., box 140, Call Oflice. INSMITE TO INTRODUCE NOVELTIES; must have $100 cash. Address Tinsmith, box 121, this oflice. OF SICKNES ; QELL CHEAP ON ACCOU all full; cheap rent. 502 » house, 12 rooms. Powell st. 7 ANTED—SOLICITOR FOR PRINTING TO work on commission. P., box 99, Call. ESSENGER-BOY FOR OFF ICE; APPLY IN i handwriting; give reterences. P. 0. box 2048. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S FUCHS, Sec'y, 325 Grant ave. OURNEYMEN BARBERS UNION FREE employment bureau, 34 4th st. L LESS, Sec. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMON DS, WATCH- es,jewelry.sealskins, Uncle iarris, 15 Grant av. 339 HAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLy; subseriptions and want ads taken. OR SALE OR KEXCHANGE FOR GNIM- proved elty property,paying house of 10 rooms: & bargain; noazenis. 305 Eddy st. Foi; SALE—CHEAP; FURNITURE OF DE- sirable house: 11 ro0ius and bath; large garden and chicken-yard. 426 Postsi, near Mason, MUNTGOMERY 1, BRANCH OFFICE WILHE CALL waul ads muu SUDSCTIPUIONS FURNITURE FOR FALE. OUNGES AND PARLOR SU try prices. L. GRANZ, Sixteenth s Howar i, ITS AT FAC- , below ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United Siates navy; able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 'years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and able to speak. read and write English, and be between b feet b inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply st the recruiting office, 20 Ellis st., San Francisco, Cal. ANTED_RESPECTABLE MAN AS ROOM. mate; rent $250 a montn. Address H. F., box 25, Call Office. FINE SALOON; positive bargai GOOD LOCATION heap rent. 805 How- &200. ard st MALL RESTAURAMT— SUITABLE FOR man and wite. 10 o N—YOUR GWN PRIC UST SELL; fixtures; low rent. 2 pply Call Office. VAPITALISTS—GROUP OF MIX bodr: near Randsburg: lease, bond or" sel milisite secured; go'd on each from surface down far as worked; cuaranteed as represented. Koem 61. 530 Californin st. ' RESTAURANT, Gi.0u LOCATION, DOING X good business. suit bt for ‘man’ and wire, must be sold at once: sickness cavse for selling: noagents. Address J., 2526 Mission st. W ASTED—PARTY WITH FROM 1500 TG $1000 (0 {nvest in firsi-ciass business making fiom 3100 to $200 per week. Address B. B, box 104, Call Office. $1000 OLD ESTA BLINHED BOOK, STA« + tionery and toy siore: 2 living- rooms. STEVENSON & CO., 539 Market sc. KLGSTORE FOR SALE—GOOD LOCATIC for sale cheap: first-rate place for a doctor: make offer. G. D. S., box 39, Call Office, HEAP CORNER ROCERY AND BAK; NO ) opposit.on: 4 nice 1iv -rooms; g0od reason for seit'ng. 2299 Fiftsenth st. 0OD-PAYING GROCERY AND BAR, WITH 4 living-rooms. Inquire WICHMAN, LUT~ GE & CO., 318 Clay st Q—”( ORI; CHLAP; GOOD LOCA~ D {UV. tion: owner retiring :om business. B D., box 99, Call Uflice. DRUG 1 PAYING £\ gistriet. T DAY:84L00 quire * WICHMA N, CO., 320 Clay st. ]“l~i:'l‘ EE<O IN_C shares or lease EASTON-EL Market st Fer SALECHEAP; leavingct . .ipply ICTA— o [ for sale: good Jast on eccount of Address MR SALOON: OWNER hird s . i party going v: $450 cash: 1 - UT, Benicia, Cal. SRY 'S UBTAINED RY FOOT EXTKNSION TABLE; ANTIQUE v.acing 5ing-Houses, saloous. candy- oak. 22 Shipley st. siures, elc., & Cressweil, 721 Howard. ICE 4-ROOM BUNNY COTTAGE: ALL | Jo s ITLE HEKE complete: rent $12 50. 625 Gough st. 0018, 765 Markei FUBNITURE OF S-ROOM FLAT: LESS than half cost: can rent $9. 353 Cementina. MUNEY LOANED ON DIAMOND -, WATCH- es,jewelry,sea skins. Unc e Harris.150rant av. JURNITURE, S10VES LAKPRTS COUN- ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Markec. T ADIE® SHOES, SOLING, 3f; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repalring do ¢ half 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. the usual price. IRST-CLA S8 BARBER. 1028 PACIFIC ST.; Saturday and Sunday. 15 LABKIN-SRANCH OKFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. EAMEN AND ORDINARY FOR NEW York, A ustraiia, Honolulu. 10 Steusrt, upstairs. FISEMEN'S GALY SHOKS, #1750 on- der, 82 50; half-soling, 200 up. 969 Howard. TEY AcMi HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST., Bi- low Sixch, for a room; 20c night: 81 & Week, EW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 766 MI> sion st., bet. 3d and 4¢h—8ingle room per night, 10c to 6Uc; per week, 70c to $2: cleun,quiot; spe- cal attention to morning calls; open all night. ARGE STOCK NEW AND SECOND-HAND shoes for sale; lot ladies' and misses' shoes, 25¢ up; misfits exchanged; good repalriug; shoes made (0 order any style $5up. Ceniral Repair- ing Shop, 749 Mission st near Grand Opera-Louse. T, S1MON WANTS 100 MEN 10GET BOTTLE . beeror wine bc; Lest iree lunch. 648 Clay. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO U your feet at the same brice you bu - realy- made ones, from $2. $3, $4 and $5, aL 662 Mis slon st., between First and Second. OUSEHOLD KANGES ALlK THE BEST . 947 Market st. FURNITUKE WANTED EW STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST prices SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal. NDIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st.; hishest prices paid. T PRICES FOR FURNITURE MDSK. ete. STREET & CRESWELL, Auctioneers.731 Howard streeet. Houses bought in their entirety. CARPET CLEANING. (LY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: Cleans, moves, ays carpets. G. H, STEVENS Mgr.. 38 and 40 Lighth st.; telephone South 250. J WATTS, reliabic carpet-cleani ug, renovis, alter- . ation works, 413 Mcallister. Tel. Jessie 321 VARPETS CLEANED & RENOVATED LIKS Dew. 23'Tenth; tei. South 36, Mackintosh & Co. J . 5 MITCHELL CARPET-CLFANING CO., + 240 14ihst.; cleaning 3c. a yard; tel. Mis T4 (CARRETS CLEANKD RENUVA1LO LIKE vew. J. McQUEEN 463 Stevenson. Tel. S.22% ASYVANCE CARPET-CLEANING (O, 402 Sutter; tel. Main 394, GEO. WALCOM. prop. JOR_SALE — I 50414 Leavenworih s > ONEY LOA DIAMON '8, WATCH- es,jewIr,,sealskins. Uncle Harris,15Grant.a R ' ENT (COMI. EPELY FURNISHED)— Large baseme -t 53100 1 And res:gurant (45x90) on rromiuent corner: low ren:: fine chance<o start business. Call 82 st., room 629, CBARSTAND . E ¢ SALE OR ) torent. Twenty-fourth 'm sis OME BAK RY DOING GOOD BUSINESS; bears inspeciion. Apply a( Call Ottice. &1 O“O‘:w,n‘ksrvm BAKERY, bakin: 4 car ho se and wagon, and a gool siore i safe investmeng will be proven. Apply Cail Office. 5 $500 BRANCH BAK « cigar businoss: 4 bathroom. yard: rent s14. RARECHANCH good goll mine. G 0 ms: pantry; Apply Call Office. FOR SMALL INVESTOR: Address G, R., box 183, Call, ERMAN Glil RECEATLY FROM GER- ‘many, desires a partner. 111 Geary, room 2, TACKSMIIH ' ND CARRIAGE BUSINESS for sale: 0d established, good-Paving business $1000 to $300U. C. B. STEANE, Fleassnion, Cal. OR SALF—FAMILY NESORT WITH STORE and bar, wi'h or Witho1t stock, near San Fran- cisco; govd Louse. modern improvements; fine garden: summer houses: warehouse and stabie; ali in first-class order; half cash. balunce 01 lime. Apply Call Uftice, San i rauci<co or Uakland. TOUNG LAD gentleman pari floor. SMALL CAPITAL WANTS r. R.8, 9 Powell st., second / INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD SI., NR. Market; 300 rooms, 25c & night; reading- room; free 'bus and baggage .0 and from the ferry. ANTED—MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade: shops, tools. posiions furnished: § weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agoy, 110 Sutter. Reous 150 70 75¢c PER NIGHT; 500 1V ¥1 50 wer week. Orlental, 226 Drumm st ANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprie- tor. silll rums Denver House, 217 Third st.: i3J isrge rooms: YBe per night: $1 10 83 per weei. AGENTS WANTED. GEN1S—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signvoard; have a tremendous sale; nothing like ii: secure sample and territory atonce. BAKER En. and Mfg. Co., 409 Xanches st., San Fyancisco. ROOMS WANTED. ANTED-2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; 10 minutes’ walk, Powell and Market sts. Ad- dress tl. R., box 50, Cail Office. _— \V ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN, FURNISHED room in private family: from $4 to $5 month. Address, with particulurs, F. F.. 525 Front st. ANIED—2 FUENISHED CHEAP ROO. Apply Grove st. 9 g i CARPET-CLEANING, 86, LAYING, 80 KUQ IGAR-STAND OY MARKET ST.; MUST sLmpies free: tel sessie 944, Stratton, s8th +.. W LEN YOU BLCOMIC DINGUSIED WLLd Poor work send 1o SPAULDING'S Ploneor Cas: Pet-beaiinz Works. 853-57 Tehama st : el So. 4d (CORKLIN'S CARPEL - BEATING WORK3, B33 Golden Gate ave. Telcphone Kas: 12d PHOTOGEAPHERS SUPPLIES. S P AU UV IV JBEE DEMONSTRATIONS OF VELOX PA- per daily at 22 Geary st.; sole agency for the coast. CAL CAMERA CO. PROPERTY WANTED. Ex('n_r«.'x-:-cm-;gn, MPROVED FARM; 210 scres; house, barn, orcha d: near Uklah: value $6000: for city property or smaller im- proved furm nearer to San Francisco. addresst. N., box 50, Call WANTED-MISCELLANE WA\TI-:D-TO EXCHANGE, A NO. 4 KO- da, taking pictures 4x5, in first-class condi- tion, fur'a hizn-grade bicvele. Address, with par- ticulars, B K. K., box 109, Call Oftice. AN | ED—SECOND-HAND 2-HORSEPOW- er electric motor: must be cheap and in good condition. Address J.. box 99, Call. O0KS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. Kook Company, 704 Mission st. PAWSBROK)Q R—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. HOLMES / sell ai once. G. U.. box 13, ¢ all. &500 GOOD-PAYING BAKERY IN LIVE b - ly city, about 50 miles north of San Francisco; seliing on account of other business. Apply Cail Oftice. ROCERY AND BiR: LIVING-ROOMS; fine stock; good business. 117 Filimore st 300D NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP AN (J tools, dwelling, barn nJd good lotlflonA fig store, in 0 d Gliroy; 1 acre of JAS, C. ZUCK & CO,, Gilroy. 2520 ound; price $1100. MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS 5 aNo Wani s tuken or THA CALL YOOD-FAYING H(TEL RUSINE-S; LON G Citablianed: haif 'nteses: 8300 whole $3000. Address Cosmopolitan Hoicl. Petaluma. ORTLAND AGENCY 1 HIS PAPER IN. re this office orac 155 1 0"1":1 hird si, Portland, BRAJMHOFFICK OF THE CALL. 167 NINTH 3t.— Waune ads and suis 1pione taxen, HOUSES FOR SALE. HUUSKS: MAKE « FF_K; MUST BE | > 4 400 removed ut onc 3 Mission o b Cail 556 Mission st S il e ——— e PROFESSIONAL CARDS, e JOHN £. RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES. ROOMS 26 and 27, Ci A R Crocker bullding; telephons Maia