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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, NOTES FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD Lessons From the Camp " Recently Held at Santa Cruz. Preventing the Men From Ac- quiring Knowledge That Is Necessary. Applications Made for Service Medals. Changes and Promotions—Resig- nations Tendered. While it cannot be denied that the recent camp of the Fitth Regiment, Second Brigade of the National Guard of California, had & beneficiary eifect upon the men who were in camp—the rank and the file—siill it demon- strates that the time in camp is not long enough to-enable the men to become pro- ficfent in many maneuvers in which they have not had the necessary instructions, principally from want of room and oppor- tuiity to-execute such movements. In the e of the regiment named the companies took a day to reacli the camping grounds and 8:dsy to.return; then there was a Sunday that inte d and ther there was & day lost to esch company that was engaged in target practice, so that out of tne eight days that they were in ‘camp they had practically but four .days of instruction—sarely not long enough tolearn the routinue of camp iife. Still; it may be said that the hard work the men were called upon to perform in those four aavs had a beneficiary effect upon them. The officers of the Fifthiare of the opinion that there ought to be a camp at least once & year, snd in addition there ought to be practice marches once or twice a year, during which théy could - become proficient in outpost and edvance.maneuvers, There was some talk at Camp Shafter to the effect that there was not enough guard mount- ing'on an extended scale. Thst is work, that 1 the officers in commend would. carry out to the fullest, they could teach the men ali about, right around the armories. Tary cculd post the men at various points aroynd one or more biocks surrounding the -armory and accom- plish the same resuits ihat they would if tney were to_do the séme thing at a camp. It 1s the avowed intention of ihe brigadier- genersi of the Second Brigade to place the guard over which he has command on a Liigh plane of eficiency. In thishe ought to have the support of all those on his staff, but snincident during the camp at Santa Cruz shows that while the brigadier thinks one way Le has at least one member of his staff who thizks different. T.is member of the staff has in his employ a man whose position in the Filth Regiment i8 an jmportant one and by Bis presenve and assistance he would have very much lightened: the labors of those - who by feason of hisabsencewere obliged 10 iorm double duty and 1n consequence slight euch. When asked why he had notallowed hi* employe to perijorm duty in camp the ofiicer's réply was, “Well 1 wanted (o come |. down here and I could not let bim come.” To ihis he recéived the somewhat cutting an- ewer, “Well if you had allowed him to come Iie would haye been some use o the regiment, | agreatdes! more than yOu are Orcan ever be in your position on the sta It is poor enconragement for mex to enist and serve. in the guard if employers, who do Dot kpow at what moment they may want to cstl onithe-guard -for -protection, refuse to al: low- them 10. go to camps. of .instruction or turn ot wheu they have an opportunily.to become proficientin military matters. The atiendsnceat Uamp Shafter was as fol: Jows: July-18. 387 ‘eniisted men; 19, -381; 20, °381; 21, 3805 22, 390; 23, 400; 24, 391; and: 2, 380, Compuny.G made the -largest ghowing, iaving 62 men;. Company- E came next with 57; B and-F with 50 men éach, and A with’ 49. " Captain’ Frank de ‘L. Carrington of the United Sintes atmy, detailed to inspect the Natonal Guard, spenks very favorably of tlie-wark done in the camp, and the guard 13 100king with anxiety to what he will say.offi- cially. Colonel Fairbanks, the ¢ommander of the regimient, is. exceedingly . well pleased with tne resuit, ana Captsin D. A. Smith, the adjutant of the regiment, said that it was the hardest worked camp which he ever attended, and he added that it was not a picnic for tne officers. There is no-doubt but that the men who go into camp are entitied tc some recreation, and no'one would deny them that, but when it goes beyond ‘reasonsble limits s halt shoula be celled by the officers in charge. It is re- ported that an_incident occurred during the camp at Santa Criiz that may-result in an in- vestigation if nothing more. Itis stated that & young mandrove out in & buggy with his mother :to- the camp. -and that he was ap- proached by some members of the regimeut, who, despite the protests of the mother, who declared that he was just recovering from an operation for appeéndicitis, pulled him' out of the buggy and tessed him in a blanket. This 16 the kind of sport (hat I« the most senseless of any that hasever been devised, and in the case mentioned was bratal. There:sre plenty of sporis in which soldiers can induige without detriment to. tbe ' service, but tossing in & bianket ought to be tabooed by every regis mental commander. Regimental order No. 13 from’ headqiiarters of the First Infantry, Sicond- Brigade, gives the result_of the summary. cori-martial re- eently held and ‘presided over by Captain John F. Connolly.of Company A, First Infan- uy. {’nuze Charles H, Taylor, Company B, dis- obedience ol orders, reprimand;. Private Ed- ward M. Steely, Company B, neglect of duty, fined $10 aud (g be reprimanded; Private John H. Hancock; Company B, neglect of duty, pot guil'y, disobédience of orders, guiity, sen- ténce to be dishouorably discharged from the service of the State; Private K. A. Lunstrom, Company. B, disobedience of orders, fined ¥5 and to be reprimand-d. Thefindihg aud sen- tence in each case were approved., A summary court-martial has been ardered 16-convene-atthe regimentai armory, on Page sireet, on the 11th inst. for trial of such pris- oners a8 may be brought betoré it. Captain Frank W. Warren is detailed for the court. Private’M. J. Cilnan. has been detailed as musician of Company D. The following appoifitments and promotions liave been made -on recommerdation of the Tegimental examining board e Corporai” W. D. Fiian; -Company D, to be ser geant, 90 'per cent:’ Corporal Willlam- P. Golly, Company . L. to be sergeant, 90 per ceni; Go poral L H. Anthes; Company .D, 10 be'sergeant, 88 per cent:. Corporal ‘E len, .. Lo ‘b sergeant, 85 per cént; COrpor+i 4. i. Fhienplort, Company H, 1o be serceant, 80 per cent: Private H. F- McGu ren, Compny D, to: be -corporal, 95 per cent; Private Henry M: Oweris; Company T, to be corporal, 93 per-cent; Private Jokin C. Cappel- manin, Company-:T, to be. COT}Gral, .92 Per cemt: Private: Jumes -J. -Loughrey, Company ‘A, to be corporal, 85 per ceiit;-Phivate L. €. Wisslng; Com- pany : D, to corporal, ¥0..per cent. Privite Thomas ‘D - Polkiuzhwm, Company- H, to be cor- orai, 80 per cent: ‘Privaie W. I. Beck, Company , 80 be corporal, 75 per.cent. On ‘application, duly approved,. the follow- ing transfers have been made; % Private Brooke M. Wright, from Company D.to Compuny G, to'daté from July 8, 1897;. -Privates Jame: Sheridarn, F.0’Neill D, Gorman aod M. X McNellt, from- Company F.to Comp ny-3M; 10 date from July 26. 1897; Privates alfred Ames and -A. Pinkert, Com;asy F to Company M, to daté from July-J8, 1897. e Maujor -Dorn, judgeadvocate 8cconid Brigade, “hes been 1nstructed to preside at an’ election for captain, first flieutenant snd econd lien- tenantof company K, First Regiment of In- fantry, Second Brigade. Thisii the company that {s now commended by Captain Cunning- - hem. ;- g _The following named have applied for service medals; Herman Huber and F. Koch, who bave served- fifteen -years; - W.-H. Tobin, J, F. Siebe and L C. Rengen, who. have served ten years in the National Guard. 5 Frederick G. Sachs has. applied” for an “ex- e pt’s-certificate. 3 Louis A. Gottschalk has bean appoinied staft orderly on the :division staff. His record is: Enlisted in'Company H, First Infantry, was { appointed corporal and then sergeant of the ' company,. was subsequently appointed ord- ce'sergeant of the First. Regiment of In- fantry-when -Colonel H. P. Bush was in com- mand. On the reorganization he was mustered out, and then ‘enlisted in troop A, and.now he has been promoted. : : Lieutenant P. Y. Baker, quattermasier ot the © Bixth Regiment.of Infaniry, Third Brigade, has' made. appiication to. be placed on-the re tired li 5 5 P Major H. B. Hosmer, inspector of rifie prac- tice, Second Brigade, has appiied -for leave of ‘absence for sixty days to absent himself from -the State.- - % i Charles A. Gould has tendered his resigna- tion as an ensign of the First Division of th Naval B. fom, - - g % The resignation-of Msjor ‘Hugo R. Arndt, surgeon of the Seventh Infantry, has been ac- cepted. ¢ T Lippincott has been elected captain, C. B Gioe st qedtenant nnd G. F. Ford second ijeutenant of Company 1, Seventn Infantry. “th election has been ‘ordered for Company | 1, First snfantry, to fill the vacancy caused by | the promotion of Herman Huber as commis | sary. jxg ing discharges from the First | kcgn\:nell?:lnge % aken piace siuce the previous Dbublication: On the ground of excmption 1, Porm expired 5, removal 12, two-third voie 5, good of the service 1, deceased 1. ToeThird Brigade wiil go into camp at Sants Cruz on the 14th inst, and break up on 21st. m!"e:x%}uwulennul ‘Walter W. Price of Troop A, Firet Cavalry, who recently resigned to enm- able him to go kast in order to accept a posi- tion in his_brother's banking-house, left last Saturday for the Eastand was escorted to the departing point by the troo NOTICE OF MEETINGS. GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY No. 16, K. T., Golden Gate building, THIS The Oraer of the 625 Sutter tated assembly ENING a. 8 o'clock Templo will be conferred. All fraters are cuur- teously invited. 3 JONATHAN M. PEEL, Em. Com. WrLLiax T. FONDA, Recorder. SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER No. 1. Royal Arch Masons, meets THIS EVENING. Business and B. 4. de. gree. H. G. PRINCE, Secretars. Masonic 1emp.e at §:30 A. M. THIS DiY A (Mondnv) for the purpose of conducting the funeral services of our late brother, SAMUEL OS11.0-KI. late a member of vroville Lodse No. 103. Oroviile, Cak, thence 10 late resideuce of de- cessed, 1214 Gerrv st.. aud to Hius of kternity Cewetery by 11:15 train. By order of the W. M. FREDEXICK YAKRY, secretary. FIDELILY L DGE NO. 120, F. and A. M.—Funeral notice: Officers and members are requested L0 sssemble at HERMA LODGE NO 127, F. and A. M.—Stated meeiing THIS DAY (Monday), Au ust 2, 1597, at 8 o'clock P. M By order of the W M L SCHUMACHLR, Secretary. ~S+ TO THE OFFICERS A D members of California Lodg No.1, L 0. O. utiation of 2 can didates M , Aungost 2. Mem: | be:s are requested to be present; visiting members also cordia ly invited. _P. J. MILLET, N. G. J. R WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec. ANNUALM & THE REGULAR annual meetiog of stockholders of the Haka- lau Plantation Company will be heid ai _the office of the company, 527 Market street, San Francisco, Cal,on MONDAY. the 2d day of August, 1897, at the hour o 11 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of electing & board of directors to serve fur the e su- in¢ year, and the Lransaction of such other busl- ness as niay come before the meeiing. Transfer- books will close on Friday, July 30, at 3 o'clock P . H. SHELDON, Secretary. 5, THE REGULAR ANNUAL MELTING of the stocknolders of The Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works wiil be heid at the office of the company, southeast corner of Howard aud Beale sireats, ~an Francisco, California, on MONDAY, August 2, 1897, ac 11 A. M. for the purpose of eiec.ing « Board of Trustees to serve for the en- | suing year and the transaction of such other busi- Dness as may come before the meeti L. B MEAD, Secretary. 5 NONEY LOAN-D OF UL MONDS, watches, sealskins Uncle Harris.15 Grantav — e SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. HELP? WANTED—Continnad, 1897 HELP WANTED-Continued. RELIABLB YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK by day: plain sewing, housecleaning or zen- eral housework, insmall familv: terms moderate, Address MRS, ALFUNSO, 3355 Twenty-sixth st., near Capp. M IDDLE-AGED LADY WANTS PLACE A8 housekeeper or chambermaid in hotel or lodging-house: experlenced; willlog to work; no triflers. 22 Fifth st., room 25. ELTABLE GERMAN WOMAN WISHES A V situation ss children’s nurse; speaks French: good references. W. H.. box 19, Call STRO NG AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS washing. house or office cleaning by the day. Address =. B., 126 Perry st. ARK LOTS BOUGHT BY BENJAMIN LICH- TENSTEIN, 16 Grant ave. RELIABLE YOUNG LADY WHO CAX GIVE references as bookkeeper, typewriter and stenographer desires position, Or governess for children in some nice family. Address Posion, box 87, Call Office. TOUNG STRANGER OF SOME EXPERI- ence would like a housekeeper’s place iu first- ciass hotel or widower's home. Room 2, 1203 Geary st. Y JUNG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper for bacheloror widower, or will do plain mending. 106 Fourth st T. 2. 9520 MISSION. = SUBSCRIPTIONS 20 want ads taken for THE CALL SCANDINAVIAN GIRLS WISH POSI- tions to cook or do general housework. 1138 Florida st. AND TOUNG GERMAN GIRL OF LXPERIENCE wouid like & housekecper's place. clty or coun- try or will do pluin mending. 207 Post, room 8. VW AITRESS, SMALL PLACK, $20; WAIT- ress, Oukland, $15 and room: waitress, Oak- land. C ; gitl for bakery, $18. etc.; 12 w Tesses for Los Angeles, Cal; 8 waltresses, resort hotel, $20 and room: 7 waltresses, $5 & week: waitress, no Sunday work; 2 chambermaids and wait some, $20 and room; chawbermaid and Walt some, 15 a:d room; waitress, Stockton, $20 and room; 3 young girls as waltresses. $3 50 & weok: wailress for Naps, Cal. MARTIN & €0., 749 Market st. IRL, ALAMEDA. $15: GIRL, VACAVILLE. Cal, $16: girl, Vallejo, Cal., $16: girl, Fre. mont, $15: girl, Californis, $15: girl, Ellls st., $15; girl, Filimore st., $15; 5 girls, second work, 815: girl as seamstress, $4 & week: girl, bakery, $15; girl, Castro st. $16; girl. Bush st., $15; 25 young girls, #5, $10 and $12 per month, assist, etc., nice families. MARTIN & CO., 748 Market st. LAIN BAKER, HOTEL WORK, $35 AND room; cook, Menlo Park, $30 and room; cook for Oregon; 3 cooks, smail places, $20: cook. city, HOUBE WANTED—HOUSE OF HOUSES WANTE! OR 9 Ad- 8 Tooms; simply furnished: large yard. dress W., bOX 4, Uall Officr, Oakland. $30 and room: cook, $25 and room: cook snd helper, $70 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. +} VISHWASEHERS, $25 ANO ROOv; » GOOD +) kitchen men, $25 and room; 4 disbwashers, ANTED—NICELY FUE " ISHED 6 OR 7 room flat or cottage for one year: no children. Address K., boX 129, this office, stating terms an d locartor 3 BUSINESS A A~ S A AN 4 OLD- ESTABLISHED SALGON, ‘NR. $300. Rivon Theater: rood- paing place; chep rent. Apply at WILKE’ , 783 \iarket st. Chenp rent P+ = e o - & . BEST-PAYING BUTCHER-SHOP $ 200 is Western Addition. ciearing $150 horses, 2 carts, cash regiser, s thorough Investigation. Ap- city, 825; 7 s \washers. $3 (0 $5 a week. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. 250 4 COOKS, CITY, 810 A WEEK: 8 COOKS, country, $10 & v eek and room: cook’s helper. $20 and room: 8 cooks, small places, $20 and room. MAKTIN & LU., 749 Markec st. LABORERS, 1 .a MSTERS, ETC: seady work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mkt. 5 Booxs OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. W’ANTED—OLD BOOKS: RIGHEST - CASH price paid. (. E. SPAFFORD, 17056 Market. BURROS; ONE 9x12 UPRIGHT ENGINE, GEORGE W. KNEASS, 715 Third st. . HOLMES Book Company, 704 Mission (}1RL DEVISADERO ST., $20; GIRL, EDDY ot $20; girl, Page st., $20; girl, Ellis st., $20: girl, Ross Valley, $.0; girl, San itatael, Cal. $20: glrl, Monterey, 320: giri, Jack+on st., $22 B0: girl. Fulton st., $30: girl, Oak st., $20: girl, Thirteen b st $20; girl, Sacramento, $20; girl, Scott st., $20. MARTIN & CC., 749 Market st- PAYN BROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- Add. COLEEM AN, 41 Third, CODK AND HELPER, $70 AND ROOM: country hotel. MA KiIN & CO., 749 Market. 5 WAITERS. CITY, 828 AND ROOM: 6 waiters, $15 and room; waiter, 86 a week; head waiter, $30 and room: walter, $5a week: waiter, $7 a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. GEIIMAN GIRL, ROSS VALLEY, 3$20; GER- man girl, San Rafsel, $20: 2 German giris. bakery, $20; German second girl, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. €) FRENCH NURSEGIRLS, $16: FRENCH housework, $20; French second giri, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, FULTON ST., $20: girl, Jewish cooking, $3). MARTIN & €O, 748 Market st. (GERMAN GIRL 8 IN FAMILY, 820, ALA- meda, Cal. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OUSEKEEPER. $26, COUNTRY. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market st. {WEDISH GIRL WISHES T0 DO GENERAL nousework. 1135 F.orida st. OUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION at housework or office janitor. MRS. M. M. Call 20 Mas oft Mission, bet. Fifth and Sixth. WO SISTERS, FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAK- ers. Germaus, would like work by the day (o- gether; $8a day. B. L., box 119, Call Office, MOSIYLOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- UM es.jewelry sealskins. Uncle Harris, 16Grant av. TOUNG LADY manent place lor's hom» preferred: CiLy Or country. st., room 8, second floor. 4 MARKET ST-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. Y QUG SOUTHERN LADY WisHeS LOSI- tion ns housekeeper for widower or bacheior; city or country. Call 234 O'Farrell st., rooms 4-5. 'UL'A\V(- FRENCH LADY WANTS A POsI tion as housekeeper in a hotel or widower's home, or will do plaiu mending. 1122 Market sk, room 31, JEAT GERMAN GIKL OF SOME EXPE- rience would like a place as housekeeper; Widower's home preferred. 223 Pos: st., room 11! JERY YOUNG WIDOW (FOREIGNER) ‘wishes situation as housekeeper in gentleman’s house. 123 Puwell st., rooms 1 and 2. STRANGER) WANTS PER- housekeeper: hotel or bache- 9 Powell LARKI CALL: —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE subscriptions ano wan ads taken. 7OUNG LADY RECENTLY FROM THH the Eastern States wouid like a housekeeper’s place: no objection 1o country. 102 Taylor, rm. 23. (OLORED GIRL, $20: COLORED GIRL, 815. MABRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (FERMAN GIRL AS SEAMSTRESS AND X second work, $25. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markt. (ERMAN OR SWIDI~H GIRL PAGE ST, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 100K, $85: NUKRSE, $25; SECOND GIRL J $28: 12 housework girls, city and country, #20 and $256; 6 yourg siris assist, $10 to §1 MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st COND GiRL, $25. 23 Sutter st. SL "OND GIRL, 825. MI-S CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. JRENCH ~ LEN, MISS CUL- TADY'S MAID, g26. MISs CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. < €) SISTERS OR FRIENDS, SECOND WORK, < $20, same house. MISS ¢ ULLEN, 333 Sutter W ANTED—3 GERMAN COOKS, $50; WALT. ress and parior maid, $25; French second gicl, $20; French chambermaid and seamsiress. $20; German womau, country, $20; laundress and walt- ress, $20; German 320; chambermaid, hotel, 815: waltress, $5 a week. LEON ANDRE, 808 Stockton st. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK, SMALL AMERI- can family, $20; npstairs g.rl, $12. 721 Eilis. FRENCH LADY WISHES 10 HAVE A young girl or midale-aged woman: speak Fréuch; Lo care of baby 21g years; small wages; sleep home. Call 330 Bush st EFINED LADY CAN HAVE ROOM AND board in exchange for ligh: housework; refer- ence required. J. M., box 123, Call. SPECIAL NOTICES. MME. OLLIE STANLEY—GENUINE baths and electric treatment. 17 Stockton st., room 28. 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $150; wedding wors. HILL, 2216 Geary. 5 BAD 1knANTS EJECTED FOR $4: collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st.. room 6: tel. 6580 EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED st 23d and Folsom sts. Tel. White 271. BATHS FOR 12014 Geary st TURKISH CABINET gents »nd ladies R 1 SITUATIONY WANTEIL WEDI H COOK WITH desires a situation. J. F. 316 Sutter st IRST-CLASS S WEDISH COUK AND housework girl desires situation: best refer- ences; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st REF) : CROSETT & CO., TOUNG GERMAN GIRL, GOOD COUK, wishes situstion; housework; $15: 2 vears experience. to MRS HIRD, 721 Ellis telephone Sutte: 100D KELIABLE SWEDISH HOUSEGIRL (5%om Oukiand wishes situntion; good cook and laundress; $25. MEs. NORTON, 815 Sutter. NOMPETENT WOMAN, WITH BUY I2 ) vear«: understands cooking and housework: wages .Téasonab e; city or couniry. MRS. LIZ- Z1e DELAN .Y, Call Office. 7OUNG LADY RESIDING WITH MOTHER position (0 do stenography, typewriting or assistaut bogkkeeping. Lall or address MISS JOHNSON, 411 Minoa st. ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, position to do light housework: no objection to-children; best reference. Call 308%3 Minna st., third floor. SITUATIONS WANTED BMALE. HINESE & JAPANLS| T'D 20 YEARS; help;tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & Cv..840 Clay HUNTER & CO. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California st., tel. main 281. APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUnEAU, 708 ueary st Tel. Sutter 2125. HINE~E AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best heip. 41413 O'Farrell. Tel K. 428 MAEBRIED COUPLE ON KANCH OR PRI M “vate piace: man undeistands care of horses, garden and handy with tools: wife good cook and housckeeper: good reference. C. B., box 30, Cal. ‘-fitm N, MARRIED, MIDDLE-AGED, 1speaks Engiish well, fitter by trade haody with tools, wans any situation. Ger., box 77, Cali. GOOD BARBER WANTS WORK ‘Address Bar- ARBERS 1or $10 & week: clty or country. ber, box 80, Call. UTCHER, SAUS ' GE-MAKER AND PORK- packer, first-class, wan.s situation. Butcher, box 100, Call. ;Y AMERICAN BREAD ANDCAKE BAKER. Address J. ROBERTSON, 784 Minna st. M ONEY LOANED ON DI AMONDS, WATCH- es,jewelry,sealskins. Uncie Harris,15Grant av. SPECTABLE YOUNG SWISs OF 18, speaking terman and English. desires a posi- ti0n 10 & private family, hotel or lodging-house; is willing to do any job arouud the huuse, milk cows or atteud horses Cail or address L. K., 1803 AMission st., cor. Fourteenth. EXPERIENCED GERMAN COOK WANTS employment in private family or small board- Ing-house. Address P. KING, 219 Broadwa; MERICAN MAN AND W (FE WISH SITUA- 2. ok un ranch or diary. Address T., 944 How- ard st. APANESE, GOOD COOK, WANTS BITUA- tion to do work; wages $30 up: good references. B. FRANK, Japanese Mission, Pine st. W ELLEDUCATED FRE CH GIRL (S ing French correctly) desires situation as ond work, sewing: kind to children. B. J., box 18, Call Office. JXPERIENCED WOMAN WICHES SITUA- tion as first-class cook: no objection to ilain washing; city or country. Call or address 408 Me- Allfster 8t., near Polk. ERMAN WOMAN WANTS price $1: washiog, ironing, Grocery, SE! AXPERIENCED ( work by the day: hougecleaning; reference given. corner Sut er and Powell W IDOW WITH 1 CHILD WOULD LIKE position -as housekeeper to take charge of lodging-house or vlain coosing. J., box 161, Call. OMPETENT GIKRL WISHES PLACE FOR ) general housework and ooking: no postals. 2633 Post st. (JEBMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION FOR ¥ general housework ‘and cooklug; wages $25. 504 Howard st., cor. First. OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper, city or country. Cail 2034 Pow- ell st., room 1. QUIVATION BY WOMAN ‘A8 PRIS~TS ) housekeeper; good experience and reference. 363 Minoa st. OMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION as cook. and- laundress. Call for 2 aays at 8061, Hayesat. RESSMAKrR, GOOD CUTTER AND FIT- ter, wishes.L0 20 out by the day: 75¢. A pply 525 Octavia st. ELIABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do general housework: 2917 Piue at. JPANISH WIDOW; HOUSEKEEPER FOR elderly respectable zentleman: no o.hers need apply. Spanish, bux 96, Call Uffice. "ANTED—-BY REFINED, INTELLIGENT young Tady position for office or cler cal work. Address P. B., box 29, Call Office. Y QUG LADY WOT 1D LIKE PUSITION AS waisress or. would do chamberwork. Address M. L 5., bix 26, Call Office. fLpEaLY do general housework; is g0od Covk. som'st. MPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT. 417 Powell'st. (tel. Main 5332) furnishas best Lieipof ali nationalities. WOMAN WISHES A PLACE.TO 738 Fol- 17XS EA~TERN LADY OF EXPERIE 2\"desires a_housekecper's position ‘or widower's fome preferred EPONSIBLE e i invalid; e -| 1798 Filbert st 5 g WO MA N of reterences. 'ED CHRISTIAN NURSE D sires & position as companon to an invalid; best of referénces giveu and required. Address Companion, 1609 Devisadero st. RAUGHTSMAN, FREEHAND AND ME- chanical, offers ‘services for working draw- d designs: aruistic work:; experience ac- broad. Crayon, 613 Pinest. qu JNTERPRISING MAN TO OPERATE WITH stockbroker wno has best information: $150 required; $100 month guaranteed. Broker, box 99, Call Oftice. 7OUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION, PRI- vate place, care of horses, cow s and do gardens ing; good references. Address P. L., box 12, Call Office, Oakland. W ANTED=SITUATION BY M1DDLE-AGED man; general utility; can do anything in pri- vate family. Address 950 Union st., Uskland. (OAHMAN DESIRES A POSITION; CAN make nimself useful; first-class city reference. G. C, box 90, Call « flice. ARK LOTS BOUGHT BY BENJ, H.LICH- TENSTEIN, 16 Grant ave. 0Y OF 16 WOULD LIKE TO LEARN A good trade; wouid prefer a position in a whole- sale house; best Of references. Address M., box 50, Cail 615 LAKKIN-BRANCH OLFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. ARDENER, GERMA \. KEEPING IN OR- der gardens by day or month: good and cheap; work guaranteed. Apply by letter, 605 Pine st ILLMAN WANTSSITUATION: 16 YEARS experience in gold and siver mills; best of reterence. Address M. M., box 183, Call. TANTED—BY A YOUNG MAR RIED MAN & situation for driving & team or any kind of work. Address M. 8. JONEOVICH, 1232 Pacific. W ANTED—POSITION BY EXPERIENCED man as bartender. P. 0. address H. CLARK, Belmout, Cal. OTEL CLERK FROM THE STATE OF Maine (just arrived) would like a position. Address Ulerk, 1630 Union st., Oakland. ANTED_SITUATION BY MAN, AGED 83, 48 booskeeper, cashier, correspondent or posi- tion of trust; has had_exporieuce and can furnish reserences. ~Address X., box 65, Call Office. INCHESTER EOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms B to 8150 per night: 41 60 1o $6 per week; convenient and respectable; free bus and bacgage 10 and from the ferry. 1EMALYE FFLS WANTED. 0OK, PLAIN WASH, AMERICAN FAMILY, 30 8 German, French and Protestant second $20 and $25: 2 Protestunt nurses, $20 und Proes.an: Iaundress, $25: 4 couks, German 30: American ussistant cook, institu.ion, German or Swiss ranch cook, cook. plain wash, across the bay, $25; 3 tes- taurant waitresses, $5 and $5 & week: hotel cook, $30, and a large number of girls for cooking and housework in city and country. J.F. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutterst. 100D HOUSEKEEPER'S PLACE WANTED G by ayoung Parisian widow: no objection to couniry;: hotey or widower’s home. tooms 10 and 11, 122 Post st. 7OUNG LADY WANTS SITUATION AS ooz in Alaska. 1 Fifth st., room 1. (GERMAN GIILT0 COOR FOR ML, $25: 6 T Scandinavian housexirls, city, $2 $: 3 private family cooks, German styie, $30 and $25 strong Irish girl, housework, country, $25: Dan< ish girl, Alameda, $18; second girl, $15: 5 house- girls. sleep bome, $10 und $15. C. R HANSEN & L0, 108 Geary st YOOK FUR FRENCH OR AMERICAN J family. Cook. box 88, tais office. (ERMAN WOMAN WALNTS WORK AS first-class French and German cook; is quick and clean. Uall or address 115 Tenth st /OUSG WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION AS housekeeper: cly or couniry. Call at 211 Stevenson st., 8. F. MAS AND WiFk WANT A PLACE ON A ranéh.or in & mining camp: wife is a good cook a d man Is able to do auy kind of work. | rlease cull L. A., box 19, Call. 615 LARRIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE -010 CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. TOUNG WIDOW FHROM EUROPE WISHS a situation as housekeeper for bachelor or wid- 117 Eddy st., room “OUNG LADY FROM THE COUNTRY wishes positin in tachelor's or widower's home. 6l Geary st.. rcom 15. 7 OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS typewriter or would go ont by the day: can supply machine: terms reasonable. Address M. 0., box 132. Call Oftice. owe: © WAITRES , SANTA CRUZ, FREE FARK, <~ $20; waliress, country, $20. C R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ARM WAITRESS, FIRST-CLASS RESTAU- rant, $1 fare, call early. C. R, HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ROTESTANT GIRL LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 17a Columbia square, off Folsum, bet 8ixth and Seventh. W AJTED_WOMAN T0 DO HOUSEWORK 241 Chenery st., oft Mission aud 32d ats. (IERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; $15. 1803 Devisadero st., cor. of Bus| ANTED — EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 71744 Howard st IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 1813 BU- chauan st. 7OMAN WANTED TO HELP IN KITCHEN, Kestaurant, 916 Howard st. IRL OF 16 YEARS, 10 TAKE CARE OF children: reference. 1502 Laguna st. WANTEB — APPRENTICE ON CUSTOM conis: steady work. 966 Folsom s 615 LAIKIA-BEANGH OFFICK O THE CALL Subseriptons and wan: ads taken OUNG GIKL FOR HOUSEWORK AND AS. sist with cooking. 610 Grove st. IRL TO ASSIST WITH BABY; SLEEP AT home. 1013 McAllister st. ANTED—YOUNG FINISHERS ON PANTS, 560 Fourth st. ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. Apply immediately at Cali- fornia Canneries Company, Brannan st., between Third ard Fourth. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK AND ASSIST IN cooking. 526 Haizhi st (31BL8 oF ALt NATIONALITIES TO FILL various positions MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. UICK BRIGHT WOMAN: GOOD TALKER; profitabie. B., box 300, Call Uffice. VW UMAN PARINER TO TRAVEL THROUGH Alaska and British mining camps: must have small capital. W ., box 49, Call Otiic: ARK LOTS BOUGHT BY BENJ. TENS' N, 15 Grant ave. W ANTED—A GEEMAN GOVERNESS OF culture and refinement as companion to a young girl; must have experience: best of refer- ences required. Call or adaress 566 Fifieenth st., Oakland, 4 LICH- MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaALL: want ads and subscriptions tKen. PERATORS ON OVERALLS. LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3244 Fremonc st. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, W ATCH- es.jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harrls,15Grant av. JIBST-CLASS = BUTTONHOLE OPERATOR and Al finishers wanted. M. SIMINOFF, 1218 Market st. LARKIN—BKANCH UFFICE OF THB CALL: subscriptions and wani ads. taken. 615 ANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE of baby aud assist in housework. 2211 ~utter. W i EARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY atthe oniy school receiving the goid medal: patterns to order 25¢. MCDOW ELL’S, 108 Post at. F. DRIESS-CUTTING SCHOUL— FRENCH . talloriug taught; §1 week. 916 Marker, r. 18, 252 2 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken for THE CALL HE LAWRENCE METHOD OF DRESSCUT- ting is the only one by which you can compiete 4 perfect garment without trying on. 1079 Market. \ OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; ML "Winchester House. 44 ‘Third st. near Markec: =00 rooms; 26c to $L 6U per night: $1 60 to 33 Per Week: frew ‘ns snd baovage (o and Trom ferry. MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED—LAUNDRYMAN FOR INSTITU- tion, $35 and found; Scandinavian dairyman for small dairy, $20 and found; wagonmaker: 10 woodchoppers, 80c, $1 16 and $2 per cord: 5 labor- ers, $35 and found; 16 Iaborers for brickyard, $20 and found: 2teamsters, $1 a day and found; biacksmith and wife, $45: 4 milkers (see boss here): miner, $2 50 a day. and others. Apply to J. F CROSETT, 628 Sacramento s:reet. W AXTED—SEC)ND COOK AND. BROILER. #50: broiler, $50; walters. $20 and $25: cook. country, restaurant, $10 a week and found; hoiel cook: porter. $10 wnd round, und others. Apply to J. F. CROSE 1T & CO., 628 Sucramento st. CLATRVOYANTSN. ME. MOREAU. BEST MEDIUM, CLAIR- voyant, card-reader: 26cup. 73 Kourth st. ply WILKE, 783 Market st. ¢ BTRAIGHT 10 CENTS BAR; $1100, Srerace receipis $35" per day: 0.d money-making place: choicest location; deatn ca.ls owner at once to England. . Particulars WILKF, 783 Market y. CORNER SALOON WITH LIVING- $500: fooms; rent $30: only a: few -blocks from: Mark et street; surrounded by planing-milly and box factories. WILKF, 783 Market st 3 ] 500 LEADING . GROCERY, WITHOUT &‘ . bar, on lively business stréet: -liorsa and wagon iarge stock of ds;. doinz alarge cagh trade: owner going East. Apply WILKL, 783 Market at. - r : 1 —5 BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY "AND 1 O. “potions store: best location; €0od bual- niss. BASILE & CO., 87i%g Market st ECOND COOK, CITY, $50: BROILER, $40; second cook, $60: third cook, $35 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. as ASTRY COOK, $66 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. "5, SIoN, PAISTEE, THREE BOYS. 718 Third st. * M chance of a lifetime to consalt her. ME. REIMER, MOST WONDE HFULOCLAIR- voyant, psychological palmist of the century; tonishes most skeptical; remains short time 511 Jones st. ME. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- ant um-n-‘n}-r. born double vell and second at rull iife reading; la. 50c; :I..: diagnoses disease, l{“ Tuce '$1: palm. and clairv.: sit. $1 50. ANTED—FOUR BRIGHT BOYS WITH $1 capital to sell Laod of Gold at steamers. Call 1010 11 A. 3t., 1144 Market st., room 1. RRIVED — MES. MANDINA, TEST ME- diom and healer: life readincs by palmistry and astrology: she invites the most akeptical; Usfsction guaranieed. 108 Mrson st. [ESTERPRISING MAN TO OPERATE WITH S10CK broker who has inside information: §200 required; $150 monthly guaranteed. J., box 129, Cail office. N busband or wife ME. ARNDT, GEKMAN FORTUNEK.TELL-- er; tells past and future; gives picture future 3 50c up: never falis. 22814 Sixth. |JAKER'S HELPER, 815 AND KOOM: !> bakers helper, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. M MELBOUKNE, GIFTED CLAIRVOY- d card reader: never fails; call and be 437 O’ Farrell st., ground floor. 2 ME. ESTAURANT PORTER, $15: PORTER FOR LENEMAR — FORTUNES TOLD BY ets: predicted 74’ passengers steamer P! on isiand. 19 Sixih st. saloon, $3 50 a week. MAKTIN & CO,, 748 Market st. ) AN FOR PRIVATE PLACE, $15; SKE W party here, 9 to 10 A. M. MARTIN &C0,,748 | o Market st. {I8S VAN DE VERE LEAVE~ FOR ALAS- ¢ ka in few days:consalt herat once. .1 Fifth , parior 1. UOK, $9 A WEEK: COOK, $8 A WEEK: cook, $6 8 week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mkt PASTEY 00O, CITY, $65. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MES, ZINELLA, BUSINESS MEDIUM AND astrologer. 109 Grant ave., room 12. YPSY LIFE-READER. 8 SEVENTH ST.: Iadies 25c, cents 50c: all questions anawered. 0Y FOR STORE, §4 A WELK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ME. HANSEN PALMIST, CAKD-WRITER; AV past, present and future, 25c. 148 6th 8t., T. 5. 35 BEPMAKEE, A WEEK, ROOM, ETC. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st N ME.SYBILLE; FROM CRADLE TO GRA tature husband’s picture 26¢:1adies.914 O'Farr OUNG_MAN FOR OYSTER AND BAR work, $26, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY: business advice; names given; 25¢ up.5 Fourtn. 1000, TO BAKERS: COUNTRY -BAK . ery; short distance from City: lively 0 of ‘2000: ‘fine brick .oven: liVisg-Tooms: ounter sales $25 aday; rent $25; lease: 3 fur- uished rooms: BASILE ‘& CO.. 8731 Market st HEAL\"E BARGAINS, THIS: WEEK; 917 Market st 3 g 2 2 #400—Partner i grocery and bar, N. Market. $400—Parner in restaurant ‘and $350—Liquor saloon rear. Sixth snd Market sts. $15U—Coffee-heuse: bakery, 1o jons, eic. $"_75| ) gl(;n-_su:'»\ L0 1033 Market st - 0P &80, Sorree AND LU ;R o ceipts $35 day: IH‘.\‘I} R, 1020 Marke 225 KESTAURANT -FINKLY. FITTRD $325. ot Well-fufirislied rooms: 40{ng good business. * H.{. DECK R, 1020 Marker st. : A'r UNDERWOOD'S, 765 Ma KKIT ST, 3 4L well-,ocated: profitable-saioon, sacrifice, Market-st. cigar-stand, rent §20, .50, .- - @ - BAKERY; FINE CENTRAL LOC ':%909" tion,.- “HL\ estah’ished . good . tradey orse, ‘Ao : -al mecessary -tools. . UNDE | WOOD!S, 765 Markei st = A LOOX—_EINELY FITTED UP AND WELE, 1D stocked: clearing easity - iv.) AOTLNY; must postuyely be ‘sold this. week. make Off i béat reasous for sacrificy hix i€ & Dpn: fide bargain; every. investigation allowed. - Apply-317 Enst st FOTICE—GUS. 81 R AN Dy 1033 MARKET 8To will-sell:y our busiress:quick._for casty. - 250, SROCERY AND-BA I.)D . rent $%; g0.d. busines sights 3. ROOMS: full valpe in Market st. RONER FOR LAUNDRY, $25, ROOM, BOARD, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. M 18 E, LU~EL, THE ORIGINAL CAKD- reader, returned to 121 Montgomery. room 8. DINING PARLOR: CLEAKS §15 A smonth :free rent. 8T RA N1, 1032 Market 00K AND HELPER, $856 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. SPIRITUALISM. 00K FOR LUS ANGELES, $90. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. praIx BAKER TO GO NORTH, $40 AND room. MAWTIN & CO., 748 Market st. OHN BLATER, 306 LEAVENWORTH, CIR{ cle TO-NIGHT. Admission 50c: sittings 10to & MRS HENDEE ROUERS, ELECTRO-MAG- netic healer: sittings daily. 122 Taylor st AN WANTED AS AGENT; NO EXPERL ence necessary: good pay: call and see us. Royal Art Co., 316 Third st. COK FOR KLONDY K&, SMALL FEE, FARE A. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE writer. 118 Halght st.: hours 9 until 6 ». i RS MAYO STEERS, 11214 OAK: CIKCLES Tuesday, 8 . M, Thursday, 2 P. M. : readings. free; seamen for coast 12 Washington st. 00D STAGE WORKER; CALL EARLY. RS. J. MARTIN—ORDAINED MINISTER, Spiritual medium; crystal reader. 2314 Sixth. 1587 Folsom st. OOTBLACK WANTED, STEADY, AT 105 RS. KATE HOSKINS' CIRCLES; TUES & Fri, 8 p.ac; readings dally, 81 701 McAllister. Fourth OY. WANTED TO WORK IN BUTCHER- B RS.J.J. WHITNEY, SPIRITU A L MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 1206 Market st shop: no experience required. 415 Geary. OUNG MAN TO WORK HALF DAY FOR board and iodging. 2759 Mission st ANTED — LUNCH WAITER. (2876 SIX- teenth st., near Howard. 3 24- 2 OUNG BUTCHEL BOY WANTED, dress 201 Mason st., corner Chestnut. |3 BANCH OFFICK OF THE cALL 167 NINTH st.: want ads and subscriptions taken. AD- 25- 101 ot ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 335 Grant ave. 27-room house, clearing $15.. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALB. LODGING-HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS; $700. all full. M. LESS, 6 Fourth st. -ROOM HOUSE ON KEARNY ST. 10-room house, clearing $75 -room house, worth $200:, only. -room house, fine for irausient -room boarding house, pay ments.. )0 houses irom 4 to 200 rooms, §50: 000 her bargains. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Marke; st. Y FIRSI-CLASS WINEHOUSE, A BAR- | Z ke-per speaking German: understands mixing driuks, 130 8c. 8 INUOOr 8a esman; oniy oue of good character need appiy. Bar, box 10, Call. 42 room:, r-nt *115, onty. 3 110 rooms, rent $20U, new, paré cash. ROOMS, RENT $75...... 84 rooms, rent $125, elegant... . WINSTON & CO., 846 Market st PDHYSICIAN WHO IS A GOOD TALKAR can make money introducing a new mea cal publication neces-ary to every phbysician. F. PERSON, the Whitaker & Ray Company, 723 62 rooms, north of Market, paring finely T UNDEKWOOD'S, 765 M ARKET ST., 8. F. 23 rooms, near Market, nets $100. Market st. {XPERIENCED CUTTER AND PRESSERS on cloaks. M. SIMNOFF, 1228 Market st. 4 st ROOMS; ‘FINE LOCATION::GOOD BUSI- ness: Investigate. Seeowner, 470%a Seventh | , Oaxland. : PABE tone BOUGHT BY BENJAMIN 1] 0 LICHTENSTEIN, 15 Grant ave. 15 LARKIN-BRANCH "QFFICE OF THE A L. Subscriptions and w. 00() HAYES —BRANCH OFFICE . OF 389 Vile Cdins sivecaipiious ana wass - ads aken. k 7 ANTED—MEN TO LEARN - BARBER | FURNITURE FOR. SALE. RNITURE AND CARPETS MODER room flat for sale very cheap. 521 Mcallister. trade: shops, tools. posivons furnished: 8§ weeks required. S F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, N NEY LOANED ON DIAMOND=, WATCH- Les jewelry,sea'skina Unc e Harris.15Grant av: INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, 8175:.T0O OR- der, $2 50; half-soling, 25¢ up. 959 Howard. OU~EHOLD RANGES ALk THE BEST JOHN ¥, MEY ERS €0.; 947 Market st. +7 NINTH SL — BRANCH OFFICE OF 167 Tua" ™ Siscripuion aud wans ads. taken. LEARING SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF boots and sho-s to be sacrificed at actual cost K FURNITURE WANTED' URNITURE, STOVES UARPLTS, COUN- ters, showeases - ANDERSON, 1141 Markez., prices. 767 Market si., opp. Will & Firick. ; RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- EW STORE; NEEDS FURNITUKE; BEST prices. SILVIERSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal low Sixch, for 8 Toom: 25¢ anight: $1a week. NDIANA AUCITION CO. REMOVED. 10 19 Montgomery at.; hichest prices paid. XEERIENCED DRUMMERS | FOR PA- ticulars ingnire at room 26, 1003%; Broadw ay, Oakland. MOJEY LOANER O DIAMON DS, WATCH- es,jewelry.sealskins. Uncle 1.arris, 15 Grant av. BEsi‘ PRICES FOK FURNITURK, MDSE, etc. STREET & CRESWELL, Anctioneers731 Howard »(reeat, Hotises bought in iheiF en!irety. —_—_—— i creat barzal. S AN, 10 COR F25¢ LUNDYKE PASSAGE $226 10D \ WSON I City; steamer leaves Aucus' 7, Tnquireof MOHNS & KALTENBACH, 29 Marxet st. $25(), BESTAURAN: "3 FURNISHED DU, rooms: cheap rent: 1218 Point Lobos ave,, near Geary-st. cazhouse. LD E-TABL.SHED CUSTOM SHOESTORE for ssle; good-} catlon; goud. trade.. Appiy Branch Ca 1 Office, 339 Hayes si. ITHST-CLASS SALOON ‘AT 33 1THIRD ST, will be 50id to-mOrrow; Open-1Fom 9 A: M. 10 P. 3 ; nquire on premises. $200. FLiF SALOON; "GH0D TOTATION . cheaprent: must sell leaving city. 805 Howard st ORNEHK SALOON AND CIGAR ~TAND FOR sale. 1100 Kentucky, cor. 18ch, Potrero. JSTABLISHED GROCERY, WiTH OUTSIDE trade: good opportanity. B: B., box 30, Cail EAMING PARTNER WANTED—A PART- ner in the teaming business, well. establishea, ‘and bone mill and fertilizing factory: hal: inieret $1090, motiey to k0 nto the busincas:-will pay 55 10 $20 aday. Address McK.NLkY, Call Uffice, Alameda. house:fine fixtures; worth to anybody $5000; «clears 8200 average per mouth: rent $40: for sals yery - reaonable. - Inquire MR TANNER, 80 “Turk st} saloon. q&POO WHOLESALE BUSINESS; COUN- bl | » tTy WAgOn' rou.e;’ profits large. Par- tictilars ¢, B., box 110, Cail vtfice: PARGAIN FOR & MAN WITH SMXLL CAP. ital—A first-class restaurant. in good location. Inquire of owner, 1309 Castro.st. K STAURANT—GOOD CHANCE FOR MAN anc wife: proprietor gaing to- l€ave. (he ciiy, 218 Sixih & ; step In-and see. GLop.crAN DELICATESSE N STORE T for sale;. living-rooms- attached. 1234 Golden Gateave: 101012 4. 3 : W ANTED—GOOD COUNTEY. SALOON; N or too near t_ecity. ‘Address W. C., box 108, Call Office. ALF INTEREST IN BLACKSMITH-SHOP, AU205 Bighth st.; party must sell on accouns ot health. $800. Hayes st. OLN-ESTABLISHED BOOK:AND stationery store; . 2. 1iving-rooms. 411 OR SALE— /EASONABLE; A GOOD-PAY~ ing restaurant; on & count sickness. 116 Geary. DRINTING OFFICE: A B_RGANI: $950; IN- staiiments. -4 California st., room 5. ] 5-CAN BILK ROUTE FOR 8a L¥z MUST BE = sold. 'G. M. R:,'box 31, Call Cflice: HICAGO BOARD OF TRADE—WE HANDLE grain, -provisions .and - stocks . o margins. Tliere never was a more favorable time, and thers i no market knowr. that -is betier-than Chicigo for ¢ nservative, profitabl- trading. ‘Write us at once for dally and: weekly market iaiter-and book- let; teliing how ' to: make moneyv ‘on CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE: DUDENHAVFR & CO, 654 Consolidated Exchange buiiding: Chicago. ANTED — YOUN G EXPERIENCED salesmen for retall dry-goods siore; open evenings; state wages; reference expected. N. I, box 143, this office. - B BBAN(‘B OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTR s.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. \ ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, Ubited States 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 abie to speak. read and write English, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet J Mer. 38 and 40 pet-beating Works, 853-67 CARPET CLEANING. (o <Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: ‘cleans, moves, iays carpets. G. H. STEVENS, hil st.; telephone South 250. / HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car lehama st.; tel. So. 4k DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO., 402 Sutger; tel, Main 394. GEO. WALCOM, prop. W ATTS, reliable carpet-cleani ng, renovig, alter- . ation works, 413 McAlilster. Tel. Jessie 321 in heignt. For furiher information apply at the recruiting oftice, 20 Kilis st Ss&n Francisco, Cal. LEANING, 30; LAYING, Sc: RU.. SAM- ples free; 'tel. Jessie 944 Stratton, 8 Eighth. EW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 765 MIS" sion st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single rooms per night, 10c to 60c; per week, 70c 1o §2: clean,quiet: spe- Cnu'm's ‘CLEANED & KENOVATED LIKE Dew. 28 Tenth; tei. South 36 Mackintosh & Co. cial attention to morning cails; open all night. LAbmw SHOES, SOLING, 360i MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing .dona at half the usual price, 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. J E MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO., * 240 14th cleaning 8¢ a yard; tel. Mis. 74 ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATEL LiKE new. J..McQ UEKN, 453 Sievenson. Tel. 8.27%. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25c- & night; reading- room: ree 'bus and baggage (0.and from the ferry. ONKLIN'S : CARPEE - BEATING. WORKS, 833 Golden Gate ave. Telcphone East 126 % ANTED—GET YOUR SBHOES MaADE 10 11 your feet at the same Lrice you buv ready- FOR FALE-MISCELLANEOU made Ones, from $1, §3, §4 and #b, al 662 Mis- s10n at., Detween First and Second sts. DISON _PHONOGRAPH, COMPLETE OUT- fit, cheap. ¥BANK JUNES, 194 Stevenson st. BIMON.WANTS 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE . beer or:wine 5c; bes. tree lunch.: 643 Clay. W ANTEDTOCOLLECE WAGES DUK LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter. OOMS, 160 TU 756c PR NIGHT; 500 AU sk 00 per week. Orlental, 225 Dramm st. Poiut Lobos and Fifih aves |f ICROPHONE TRANSMITTERS, CHERRY. Dbattery byx,ealls, bat eries and ha:d rabber receiver; all complete; $550. K. F. HENZrly vai SALE-CHEAP, MACHINE FOR YAK- ing_slac tence: opportunity. * Califorsia Wire Works, 330 Market st., cor. Battery.. ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 1o know that Ed Rolktn, Keno House proprie- tor. sill runs Denver Houss, %17 Third st.: 160 large rooms: 6c per night; $i 10 $: ACHINERY, BOILER AND ENGINE OF furniture factory f6r sale. Apply 118 Hick- ory ave. AGENTS WANTED. TEARNS BICYCLE; CHEAP: 8815 1 iz oy 83% LAFAY. {XPERIENCED SOLICIT RS ALL OVER the Staie. Famous Paats Co., 23 Kearny st. (HEAP: 1 FOUR-HORSE GAS ENGINE. Running at 207 Sutter at., top. Hooe: 10 MEN TO BUILD RoADS IN WOODS, 820; 10 laborers for brickyard, $20: 10 wo.d- choppers. 4-1oot red and pine, 80c and $1 15 cord: 4 teamsters, city, $1 75 day; ranch teamster, $1 50 day and board: 4 jackscrewers, $30; 6 :urmers, $15 and $20: 2 boys to milk aud chores, §15 each; German boy for country hotel, see boss here; boy grocery, country, $16: waiter boy, 16; shoemaker, plece work; man to put up dried pears: German gardener, married; choreman. K. T. WARD & C0., 608 and 610 C.ay st. 2{' LABORERS FOR A BRICKYARD, NEAR city, $20 and board. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. GENTS—AS REPRESENTATIVES OF THE Standard Musical Association you can form QL LUMBEX, BitICKS, FIR 1 W0OD, IRON, ic. Corner fecond and Mission sts. clubs through. which members can purchase music and merchandise at.s large discount and present each member with a_set of 2 volumes of. FORALASKAN MINERS-TEAS & COFFERS cheap. 112 Commercial st., bet. Davis & Lrumm. the latest and most desirable music. If you desire profitable employment, address F. PEISON, Manuger Subscrip.ion Department, The Whitaker 8 H. P, CLERK GAS ENGINE, COMPLET qprleg_l; punnus_w WHI X'E“,LBIS ’:is‘x;l%:;L TERY BEST RISULTS OBTAINED BY piacing . your lodging:houses; saloons: candy- stores; etc., with Streec & Cresswell, 721 Howard. RARE CHANCE=$11,000; .13 CASH, ‘BAL- ance easy terms: grocery i saioon busiriess; income, paying $3000 per annum; will:sell for $5000, less than cost on account-of immediate de- partare:: this 18 your Spportunity; investizate at once: Apply THOMAS A. SMITH,; 1601 Park st., Alameda WANTED—PARTNER WITH $700°7T0 8500 in long-establishéd wnolesale manufacturing business: experiencé not necessury. as party will . be.expected 1o 100k ater ouiside rade; mast have some. knowiedge.ot bookkei-ping: & sood chance {0r the right man: :present partn: rgoing to Alasks. Address W. M., box 123, Call: Office. ESTAURANT; NICELY FITTED UP; NEW. Zrench range: good iocation ;7. well-farnished rooms: other business; wili seil a¢ sacrifice. G., [ box 52, Call Oftice. g pariiculars call or write; A ANDY -AND ~ICk CREAM " BUSI t large ‘sods foumtsin, half : price: 4 living- rooms.. 74 Ninth st. : OUNG GERMAN WIDOW WISH tleman partner. . Apply 111 Geary s ALOON KOR: SALE CHEAP; X ‘free water.. 1306 Mi:sion st. MONEY LOXN ED-0N DINMONTS WaTCH es,jeiwelry,sealskins. Uncle. Harris/15Grant av. {XPRESS BUSINESS; ABLISHED 18 L years; cor. Post Larkin, 1or_ssle: good horse and wagon; Owner Tetiring. luquire gro- cery.” . N OUNG LADY .(SMALL “CAPITAL) W AN gentlemsan partuer.. 9 Powel', Toom 8, 2d"floo GEN- Toomi 2 RENT $12; S INEPAYING [CORNER ' GROCERY -AND bar: ‘kept by present owner for 15 years: goud cliance for 2 young men. "Appiy-t'all Office. @A )‘ BRANCH BAKERY, CONFECTION: 150, ery, - notions. - groceries:- 6:: Tiving: 100ms, furnished; rent free. 449 Guerrerost. TR BRANGCH BAREKY, NOITON AND n—5o eandy-s:ore; 2living-rooms 1321 Bu~ Anan st. UTCHER:SHOP - TO " LET; FIXTURES; _ “ Western Addition. 1208 Scott st., near Eddy. AND LAUNDRY, IN PE/FECT ORDER, with good trade; for a1 & ‘bargain, -For V. C, Cull-Office, Oakland. & Ray Co., 723 Market st GENTS—BIGGEST, BEST BRAND NEW book of receipis: will outsell -and. mzke - you more money than any other book: in the market. F. PERSON, Manager subscription Department, ‘The Whitaker & Ray Company, 723 Market st. - 1T PASTKY COOK, FIRST-CLASS HOTEL $60: buker and pasiry cook, hocel, $50: baker and pastry cook, couniry ho'el, $40; second cook, country restaurant, $35 o §40; German secornd cuok, hotel, $60. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 eary st [ VUSEKKEPER, CITY HOTEL WITH EX- porience, $25. chambermald and waitress, $20. C. R. 1LANSEN &CO., 108 Geary st. MERICAN HOUSEKEEPER, WITH EX- perience in large first-class Eastern or Cali- fornia hotels only. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary st. AITRESS, COUNTRY ranch cook, $3¢ HOTEL, $20: : 25 women and giris for house- work and cooking. MUKRAY & READY. Lead- ing Employment Agents, 634-658 Clay st. (00K, AMERICAN FAMILY, $50: BOARD- ing-house cook, $30; nurse, $20: second girl, g20; houselinl 3 i) family, $25 no wasbing ousegirl, $12, 3 in family, n6 washi . G. NORTON, 815 Sutter st. e s = REF FARE, FREE FA RE—150 LABORERS, rockmen, teamsters and masous’ helpers for raflroad vork, $1 75 to §2 a duy: we ship Moa- dey night. C. R. HANSEN & C 108 Geary st. GENTS WANTED FOR. MEDICATED.|] wafers: tive safeguard; $1: slso tonic soecific_for all female troubles: for ‘home use. DK. AND MES. WrG&ENER, 526 + ddy st i GENTS WANTED TO SOLICIT LIFE.IN- 4\ surance fora national premium company.in city and throughout the State. good terms; lib- COFFEE-M ILL, SCAL and hand, " on ‘st., above Sixth. B. POOL. HOUSE-MOVER; DEALER Skt « ond-hand buiiding material, 1122:36 ulnxog HAND-TRUCK, LET- e clieap.. - 102 Clay st. ngine, with: fi\"umm, Jore. h - “Dboiler, as _en, nd ahapers. - 516 lxin st — . ARS, BACK BARS, MIRROR! SHOW- .cases. ‘counters, 11noi«uin, office: fnr%ltm :omn oflice turniture and fixtures: new and second- NOONAN, - 1017-1019-1021-1023. Mis- ter-press, desk .and, 100D ~ PAYING . RESTAUBANT ACROSS the bay ; 18° steady :boarders; . living-ruoms; ‘price $225. - Appiy, Lhis oftice. Fun RENT. (COMPLETELY FURNISHED)— - I' Large basement saloon and restaurart (45x90) on’prominent corner: low: rent; -fina: chance Lo start business. Call 825 Market st;, room 629. QOD-PAYING, HUTEL BUSINE-S: LONG- [ established; half interest §500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel; Petaiuma. 400 SEWING:MACHINK STORE; GOOD 8 +ichance for smarc. man. - 1559 Market. eral commission. Empire Life Insurance Com- pany of New York. 598 ‘Parroit - building San Francisco. - 5 CHARLES W4 LT QAFES=BAKGAINS IN NEW AND SECON - hand: all sizes; iiso.a lot. of “safe eposit boxes. 0311 Markes or 8o 36' MEN WANTED MONDAY FROM $85 D to §15 per mo th and found: 10 cooks, dif- ferent piaces, $6., $40, $30 and $25: 6 waiters, $30, $35 and_$20:’hotel porter: bakery-boy: har- uess-maker, $35: Italian eardener, $20; 20 team- sters, $1 75, $1 60 and $160 a day; 80 Isborers, $1 70, 81 60, $1 50 & day and $26 per month and found: farmer and wife; 86 farmers, orchard and vineyard hands $26, $25 and $20 rer mon:h and fonnd; 60 tiemakers, 8c exch; 60 woodchoppers, $1 15 per cord: 3 choreboys for ranches, $13; man t0 run a chicken ranch; blacksmith, $26: shingle- bolt cutters; German for machiuc-shop. MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st QUK AND WAITRE~S; PLAIN COUNT. C hotel: $30 and $15 and fare pald; ‘i..'nfi here. R. T. WARD & 00, 610 Clay st Y GUNG, GERMAN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper in bachelor’s home. G. N., box 182, Call Uftice. ANTED—A NUMBER OF COOKS, CHAM- Wicmaia sraeeira and cuse mnm?'m llliv.“I o e ARNESS-MAKER FOR REPAIRING, KTC., $35 month and found; 60 laborers for & large mnnuflcl.ul’ln& cumpany, eic. $20 and found. MUKRAY & READY, xu and 636 Clay st RY-GOODS CLERK. $40 A MONTH. D e RS s i s Ty e MUR- 00D HUSTLERS FOR A NEW LINE IN portrait business: make $25 & week easy, In-. quire Royal Art Company, 516 Third st. : ANVASSERS T0 SOLICIT FOR SALE OF Welsbach Gas Lights. Apply 184 Kllls st.222 ANVASSERS WANTED TO SELL THE Apollo gaslight; best on market. 129 Ellis st. AUEN‘lS—BAKEB’E NEW COMBINATION- enameled sign or universal signboard: will ARS, SHOWCASE. SOUNT bmm ASES, COUNTE Bulx.idxu.l'wvus E< 20 HANDMACHINERY MCINTOSH & W PIIAN, 137 Beale st. ¥ SHELV- bought and sold.” 1068. un,:& e, HAY K AN P o 3‘39 CAYES BKANCH ' OFFICE OF THE bscriptions. arid want ads taken. . .. e e——— | PROFESSIONAL CARDS. have & tremendous sale: nothing like it: secure sample and territory at once. BAKFR En. and Mtg. Co., 409 ~anchez st., San Fre-.i.co. - e J BOARDING WANTED. ARKIED LADY WISHRS BOABD, NOT 10 M exceed $20, with use of plano and parior; ref- erences exchanged. Ad. MEM E, R., box 99, Call. .T)R: €. C. O’DUNN: i Dmu;m. JONNELL, 1206 MARKET, OHN E RICHARDS, LAW GFFICES. KOOMS 26 and” 37, Crocker. baihiing: \elepons el 75, San Francisco, Cal. ' ‘ PHYSICIANS. | st diseasés of woms ipeciaitys PorTLaNy AGENCY. THIS PAPKK. (N quire this . office - ur #é 133 Third st., Porusul Uregon. e UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADs CaLL taken “at branca office open untll §:30 o'clock STORAGE. AT LOW BATE:—"NKN(TURE CARPETS, house! goods; . cléan, light com: pnm dvaoces made. J, NOONAN, 1017 101923 Mission st. above Sixtn: open everings JURNITURE. PIANOS, TG <ADVANCES packingshippiug. CHAS. LTAYLOR,204 Post HOTEL FOR -SALE OTEL LEASE AND FURMITURE: 150 Ll rooms: ‘114 blocks from Market st. A M.