The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 12, 1897, Page 12

12 THE ) ABOLISH TOLLROADS) A Proposition to Facilitate Travel Into the Yosemite. The Federal Government Will Be Asked to Make the Roads Free. Alluring Excursion Rates for the Sons Next Year. Native The Yosemite Commissioners at Mon- day’s meeting listened to the views of Commissioner Abbot Kinney, who had just returneud from the valley. He stated in substance that the present season was the best, so far as visitors were concerned, that the valley ever had. This he attrib- uted to the great influx of people who came to California because of the Chris- tian Endeavor Convention. Quite a num- ber of those took the opportunity to pay a visit to the valley. Tuere is one thing, however, that keeps thousands from mak- ing tne trip, and this is the annoyance and inconvenience of the numerous toll roads on the way. Todo away with this great nuisance he suegesied that a petition be forwarded to the Secretary of the Interior and also to | Coungress, requesting the purchase from the present toli-road company of its in- terest in the road, which is on United Siates property. If the proper showing were made to the Government, he be- lieved, the toll company would be made to get off, thus removing one of the greatest obstructions (o the making of the vailey a place for the whole people and not for the few who can afford to pay the exorbitant prices now charged. The re- ductions mace for the Christian En- deavorers proved that the high toll over the roads kept away thousands every year. Should the United States Govern- ment buy off the toll-road nuisance he had no doubt but the counties through which the roads ran would do likewise and thus make the entire journey iree. The effect of the increuse in travel this season so impressed Mr. Kinney that since his return he had consulted with several of the ofiicers and leading members of the Native Sons with the view of encouraging them to start excursions into the valley next year, and as an inducement to make it popular, the railroad comvany, he said, | sbouid be invited to co-uperate on the same lines as it did this year with the Endeavorers. To accomplish this end the following communication was drawn up and will be torwarded to the railroad authorities in time for that body to take action before the season of '95 opens. Captain T. H. Goodman, General Passenger Agent, Southern Pacific Railroad Company, San Flancisco, Cal—DEAR SIR: Referriug 10 a couversation had with you iu regard to popu- larizing the Yosemite Valley, increasing the travei to it and making tnis wonderful park a greater sttraction to the tourist, we beg 10 Sug- gesi the following line of aciion for nextyear: An excursion rate (0 Yosemite Valley from all points in California, commencing on June 15, 1896, and avai able until the season closes. I':e movement to be under the special aus ces of the order known as the “Native Sons of the Golden West.”” We believe that the rate should be open to ail persons in Californi From couversations had with members of the Native Sons, we believe that this order will take an active juterest in the movement and will organize excursions to the valley from each of its par.o These excursions would be made up of iriends, and cousequently wowid be more at- tractive thai meetings of strangers. Applications for such excursions from the various parlors could be <o segregated by their owu officers as 0 provide a practically constan: and regu ar stream of travel to the vailey for many months. The Native Sons have now 200 parlors in this State. There is atleastone parlor in every important town in Cnitfornia. The total membership is about 14,000, and s composed of active young men interesied in the advaucement of the S.ate. A very la ge vortion of these have never visited the Yosemite, but desire to do so. We be- | lieve that many, if not most, of these young Californians 4 only the stimulus of an organized movement and a cheap rate within their average means to go 10 the valley. There is & 50 at present & proposal 10 inaugn- rate a general annual field meeting of the Sierra Club, to be beld in Yosemite Valley for irom three io five days in July. We would suggesi that & special rate to | members of the Sierra Club for such a meet- ing would be advautageous to the Yosemite, to the transportation companies, and to the State as an advertising egency. The stages and hotels interested 1n such a movement, all by their proprictors or agents, look favorably on the suggestiions outlined. Upon u favorable reply, with the rates ac- cepiable to your company, we will arrange details with ihe other parties in interest,in case your compeny does not elect to do this, and after consultation with you, we wiil make definite and officiul propo-als for the move- ment, to the order of the Native Sonsand to the Sferra Club. We beg to cail the attention of the_railroad company to the heavy handicap the Yosemite travel now suffers, due to the hot, dusty and unintercsting ride through the foothiils to the timber line. A rairoad extension of about thirty miles from auy one o1 the several directions would, in the judgment of those ac- quainted with the situation, very greatly in- crease business of ell kinds connected with the Yosemite Valley and the National Park. Charles E. Baily, a member of the Sierra Club, was present and suggested to the commissioners that they select a sui:able site upon which the club might be per. mitted to erect a cottage to be known as the “Sierra Cottage.” Thecommissioners took a favorabie view of the proposition and promised Mr. Baily that they would look into the matter and let him know, A small force of men are now working in the valley cieaning up the grounds after the summer tourisis have left, MEETING NOTICES—Continued. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa, CALIFORNTA LODGE NO. ’ £, 700, F—oficers and mem’ . bors are hereby noufied 10 meet in MRS Memorial Hall on August 12 at 1:30 P, 10 attend the fuueral of our late brother, V. BTIBOLT. P. J. MILLET, N. G. J. R, WILLTAMS. FOUNG GIRL WISHES NICE PLACE TO mind baby or light howsework; good home. 14 Turk st Y2056 “LaDY Wish -8 A POSITION AS housekeeper in widower's or bachelor's home. 126 Fourth st , room 21, second floor. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS B o tixeelsior Lodge No. 12, K. ofs P., are hereby ordered to assemb.e At Pyibian ¢ astie, THUR DAY, Augns: 12. &35 at 1:80 P ., for the purpose of conductng funeral of our late bro.h.t, J. F. NEWHOFF. By order of (he lodge. A.F. WADE, Chancellor Com mander. J. MCHARDY HAY, K. of R. and S THE SAN FRANUISCO SCOT- B2 iih " nistle_ Ciub meets THIS (THURSDAY) L"Exngu. Frateralty , 82 O’Farrell st., at 8 o'cloci s W. A. DAWSON, Royal Chief. PATERSON, Recorder. Gro. W. SOCIE ! Y OLD F_IEND> WILL MEET B on FRIDAY EVENING, 18:h inst, at 8 o'clock in Normans Hall, 413 Bush si.; thereafter on seconu und fourth Fridays of each month at same location. TOM SAW YER, President. SPECIAL NOTICES. A NEW REMEDY; GREAT PROGRESS in_medical science: no medicine, instru- ments or worihless cap-ules used; for monthly irresularities from whatever cause. by the Celé- brated woman’s physician of Berlin, Professor ; always restorss in one day without fal ry woman her own physician, marricd or sf can be sent and used at home: 1, a8 agent, can positively guarantee that it s safe in any case: the genuine New Remedy can only be had at my office; consuitation free. Sole agent for Pacifi, DR. V. POPPER, 818 Kearny st. Y QUNG LaDy SPEAKING AND WRITING French would lfke position as clerk, bookkeep- er oroffice work. P. T.. box 18, Call. Y OUNG LADY COMPOSITONR WISHES £0- sition. Address 6144 Fourth st KOTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- tion to assist In housework, take care Invalid orchildren, 14234 Fourth s ANTED — BY A WIDOW, - PLACE ON ranch as working bousekeeper: good cook, lanudress, milker und experienced butter-maker; best city reference. Address L V. C., 342 Minna TOUNG 1ADY WISHES PO-ITION OF trust, cashier, etc.; best of references; salary secondary. address C.. box 9, Call "ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS 3 chambermaid. Address 3750 seventeenth st., bet. Church and Sanchez. SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1897. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued. PERSONALS, 00K, 6 PE ND ROOM: COOK | PLACKSMITE AND SHOER, COUNTRY | ]PROFESSIONAL NUKSE DESI T (Dl L RS T e b R m 895 Al T bttt e nar | tare care of Suitutans o ibe countty, o a and’ second girl, $86; girl. cholce place; girl in family of three, $2, lnyo Connty, see party h girl, Geary st., $20, no wash: girl, O'Farrell st., $:0; gir), *ddy st $20; gir, Laguna s., $25: 4 girls, Alameda, (al, $20: girl, Monterey, Cul., $.0: girl, Central ave., $20: 23 viris, 15; 27 young girls, $8, $10 aud $12 per monih. @ssist, eic.; 9 German, 10 Swede and 7 Dauish girls. MARTIN & COQ., 749 Market st. ITCHEN-GI:L, A~SIST. C., $16 AND room: 3 waitresses, $5 week; 3 waitresses, small ;laces. $15 and room; 2 waitresses, Oregon, fare paid, $ 0 and room: luuck a'd dinner wait- Tesses; waltress, Stockion, 320 and room; 3 wait- Tes.cs, same hotel. $30 and room: 2 chamber- maids and wait some, $156 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. CO%. 88 WEEK; C10K, RANCHHANDS, $20: kitchen-gir. $18 and room: also youug Eirl assist waiting, etc,, $10 and room. MARTIN &'C0., 749 Marker st INYO COUNTY, $20 A HOUsE GIRL month, 8in family; see party here, 910 11 A M MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. W ALTRESS, NEvADA, 825 AND ROOM MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st JLDERLY LADY WOULD 1LIKE A POSITION in smail family to assist and make herself gen- erally userul. Address M., box 14, Call. TOUNG FRENCH LADY, HAVING SEV- [years exp-rience a5 huusekee. er, wants a }dging-house or buchelor’s home preferred. Postst. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Rubscriptions and want ads taken. place R 1, 615 Y JUNG WoMaN RECENTLY FROM ENG- land wishes & position as housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Kddy st., ro0m THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRES: BF c0ods. corsets, hosiery, underwear, be: spreads, towels, lable-covers, laces, embroldery, linings, trimmings. vellings, etc., very cheap at Pioneer Dry-u00ds Store, 105 Fifth st. JOHN SLATKR, GRAND TEST SE- ance to-night, 8 o' lock, 111 Larkin; admis- sion 10c; private sitiugs 10'to 4 at 308 Leaven- worth st. JIE-TCLASS PRESSER ON LADIES AND chilaren’s underwear; perfect folder label .and fixed with tissue paper, ail ready to putiu_ boxes; twenty years' experience; city ana . ew YOIk reioreuces. 805 Geary; work must be done at home. OUNG WIDOW, SITUATION A8 HOUSE- keeper for bachelor or widower, or will do plain mending. 106 Fourth st., r. 2. 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, <& 5150: wedding wors. HILL, 2135 Geary. TURKISH CABINET BATHS FOR g.‘emu and ladies. K. 11, 12043 Geary st. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 84: collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st.. room 6: tel. 5680. = EWELL'S DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED Tel. White 271. in the Unit | postaze sree. DIVIDEND NOTICES. DIVIDEND NOTIt E—DIVIDEND NO = 4630 cents per share) of the hutchisson ugar Pianta fon Company will be payabie a the oftice of thecomvany, 327 Market street, on and aster Friday, August 20, 1897. Tranmsfer books will close Saturday, August 14. 1897, at 12 o’clock x ¥ SHELD )N, Secretary. MALE. WANTED—F SITUATIONS YV OUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA- tlon for light housework. 103 Juniper st., off Harrison, bet. Tenth and Eleventh. L' 8 housework yirls, city and country, $20 and JRENCHOR GERMAN SECOND GIRL, 825 ta sist, $10 and $15. MISS : 6 young girls, CULL. X, 328 Satter av. Cnul{ $35: BECOND GiRL,$25. LEN, 813 sutter st. MISS CUL- EFINED GERMAN NURSE, CHILD & yeurs; $16. Mi>S CULLEN, 328 Sutter. NEAT YOUNG GIRL; $16. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. SWEDISH SKCOND GIRL; $25. MISS CUL- LEN, 828 Sutter st. GERMAN MaAID AND SE\MSTRESS: $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. (HAMBERMAID AND WAIT IN RESORT near city, steady work all ygar round, $20, call early; cashier and saleslady for tamale Ccufe, $5 a week: waitress for hotel south, $25; waitres, city, 815; % restaurant walitresses, same e, 84 a week: girl for Alameds, $20; 6 Ger- man girls, housework, $20 and u0; girl, house- work, Mill Valley, $15; French nursegirl. $12; 20 girls, housework, $15 and $20. (. R HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geury st. AND 952 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS D20 want ads saxen tor THE CALL. YUUNG LADY (STRANGER) OF SOME kX- perience would lice a place as honsuk:{wn lodging-house or widower's home preferr 9 Powell st., room 8, 2d floor. YOUSG LADY WISHES A POSITION AS housekeeper; City or country. 381 Ueary st., room 1 YE MAN WIDOW FROM THE EAST WISH- X es 10 make berself useful in general. Call afier 12 M. at1204 Eddy st., room 2. JPANISH WIDOW; HOUSEKEEPER FOR elderly respectable gentieman, or take charge of lodglng-bouse. L. G., 160 Fourth st., Rm. 12, Y QUNG PARISIAN WiDOW IS REDTCED circumstances wants a housekeeper’s position; 1o objection to couniry. Rooms 10 and 11, 122 Post st. YOUNG GERMAN WIDOW WISHES PART- ner10go to Alaska: small capital required Call 111 Geary st., room 2. OMPETENT SWEKDISH girl desires a situation in the country; HOUSEWORK best of reterence. M1sS CULLLN, 823 Sutter st. NEAT YOUNG G RMAN GIKL DrSIRES N sitnation at housework; $10 to $15; refer- ences. MISS CULLEN, 328 sutter st. JEAT, REFINFD SECOND GIRL DESIK AN ‘sitnation: references; $15. MISS CULLE 823 Sutter st. Qo PETEN P AND REFINED GERMAN woman desires situation as nursery governess or as house- can cut and fit ¢ position of trust: best reference; 1SS CULLEY, 323 Suitirst. TMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 538%), furnishes best Belp of all nationalities. ANISH HOUSEGIRL: GOOD COOK: BEST oKy references; $16 to $20. strong and will- MRS, NORTON, 315 Sutter st. and seamstres: keeper or a city or country. ing. Cvmnw.m\' T SWEDISH CUOK WITH REF- erence desires a situation. J. F. CROSEIT & C0., 316 Sutter st MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AMND BEGT 2526 Want ads taken toc Lak CALL TEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRIL, P ECENTLY from the Last, would like a housekeeper's place, or would do plain mending. 207 Post, rm. 8. 4 $90EN GEEMAN STYLE, 836, 830 A D #30: 8 German and French sccond giris, $: lady’s maid, $20; uurse, $20; hotel waitress, $20: and a large number of giris for ail kinds of work. incity and country. J. ¥, CLOSETT & CO., 316 Sutier st. +) WAITRESSES, COUNTRY HOTEL, CHAM- < bermaid same house, $20 each; coOK. Onk- land, ¥25: 3 upstalrs gir.s, $20 and $15: house- gri 2in family, $20: girl. lignt work, $15; «irs o1 all uaifonuiities. MK, G. NORTON, 815 Sutter. ANTED—FIRSI-CLASS COOK, $40: GER- man cooks $35, $30 and $25; French up- stairs and sewing, $ 0; second and sewing, $z0; German nursesiri, $15; German second and sew, #20. LEON ANDRE, 308 stockton st 1IRL FOR HOUSEWORK, 4 IN FAMILY, Fh P20 gl tor light upstairs work, $10. 731 > st W ALLkEsS, COUNTAY HOTEL, 820, FREE fare. HOTEL GAZET1E, 420 Kearny st. TANT G,RL: HOUSEWORK AXD all family; wages $12 to $15. 210 between Twenty-ihird and I'wenty- Fair Oaks. fourth. Y QUNG GIRLS, AROUT 16 YEARS OF AGE, to sew buttons on men’s flannel ovarshiris. Apoly Standard Shirt Factory, corner Gough and Grove sts. QITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER WAN(ED Y by a renned young lady. bachelor’s home or country hotel preferred. Koom 33, 17 Stockion. 7OUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper for widower or bachelor: dlty or country. Call 234 O'Farrell st., rooms d-5: WI-H TOHAVEMIDDLE-AGED SWEDISH woman for company: no work; free boarding. Call ut 669 Fourth st., Oaxland. TOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK: wages $12. 1825 Vermont st.. near Twenty- fourth. SITUATION3 WANTED MALE. HINESE & JAPANFSE; £5T'D 20 YEARS; uelpstel.man 1997 BRAULEY & Co..640 Clay UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANKSE emp. office, 61414 California st., tel. main 231 I APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUakaU, 709 eary st Tel. Sutter 2135. \HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT /'oftice; best heip. 41415 U’Farrel. Tel k. 426 MEKICAN MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW, UN- £ incumbered, wishes position as lady’s com- panion or housekceper for wiiower or bachelor: city or country; understands all branches of housekeeping and managing children; references. Address A. M , box 2, Call Office. EFINKD YOUNG LADY, SPEAKING SEV- eral languages, good reader, writer, needle- woman, and ot centle disposi.ion, desires positioa ascompanion or lady’s maid. Please address M1SS K., box 5, Call Office. ERMAN LADY, WHO SPEAKS FRENCH. has had good experience, would like position as honsekeeper or lady’s companion; will assist at sewing and handwork. Address Si. cor. Baker and Lombard sts. MANAGING HUUSEEEEPKR (FOR AN OLD couple preferred), by a refined French widow with girl 9 years old: object good home more than wages: best city references. B., box 9, Call Office. WANTED —TO DO GENERAL HOUS, wol washer; can also clean carpet; also gardening and painting; good recommenda- . F. H. MUKKAY, room 5, Colton House, Third st. OY OF 15 WANTS POS.TION TO DO chores on ranch shor: distance in countrs for good home and small wages Call after 12 at 110 Fourth st.. room 16. W ANIED-BY MIDOLE-AGED MAN SITU- ation around private place: understaids care of horses: good milker and gardener; references. A. D, box 44, Call. UTCHER, YOUNG GERMAN, WITH GOOD references, desires s tnation in shop or drive wagon. Call or address 847 Minna st. IWEDISH YOUNG MAN WANTS EMPLOY- ment of any kivd In city or country: handy with tools. 8. 8., box 8, Call. Y OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW OF EXCiP. tional experience desires vlace as working housekeeper: hotel or widower's home preferred. Room 81, 1122 Market st. WLDOW, STR\NGER, ~WOULD LIKE work by the day or housekeeper for widower; city or country: plain sewing and mending. 821 Miseion st.. room 3. W OMAN. 88 YEARS OLD, WOULD LIKE T0 go to Kiondise, Alaska, cook or mending and Address or call L. Cali washing for a party of men. LC T, 162 Fifth st. ERIF NCE GERMA COOK WISHES [, situation in Jewish family: Is willlug to do some housework; city or country. 1161 Taylor st., candy-store JTUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT + girl to ao housework and cooking; citv or conn- try: wages from $20 to $2 Call at 1610 Baker st., near Bu-h. JOUNG GERMAN GIRL OF SOME EXPERI- 1 ence wan s perman-n Louseke.per's place in summer resort or widower's home. Koom 11, 223 Post st. Y AMERICAN WOMAN, A SITUATION 10 cook on 2 ranch or housework In city. Call or uddress 3 Taylor st, room 5, &t MRS, DR WIL- LIAMS, \ S ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN ‘woman situation to do general housework and plain cooking: wages $15. Address 2633 Post st. 1GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK BY the day washins, ironing, house or office (lean- ing. or address LINA KUHUL, 546 Minna. 7OUNG FRENCH MARKIED WOMAN wishes situation as seams:ress 2 or 3 days & week. MRS aNTHOL 35 Fourth st. 10MPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES work at home Or by the aay; fit guaranteed; terms reasonable. 161 Chattanoogs si- Y OUNG LADY STLNOGRAPHEi, RESID: ing with parents, desires position; salary $3a week. L., box 7, Call Uffice. LL-ROUND CARPENTER WANTS WORK at repairing old work or making new. Address Larpenter, box 104, Call. JUBE:X, Ri.LIABLE, FTR LASS CUAT- ») maker wants work to take home; cliy or coun- try. AL MIL. LR, 42214 Post FIRST CLASS MECHANIC, small wages expecied. Address 3. L, box 10, Call. ( ER, GENERALLY USEFUL; UN- X derstands care of horses; can milk: mo1 erate wag 8. Address 674 Six.eenth st., East Oakland. 'PT. OR MANAGER OF STOCK OR GRAT i rauch; firsi-class Ca. reference. ¥., box 165, Call. OME FOR 2-Y EAR-OLD ORPHAN. WRITE 3. W. DANIKLS, Mills buildiug. |,Y, SUBER, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN, ) chance to finish trade in carriage paintshoy has had considerable experience as rough han small wages accepted. 1309 Castro st M PDLE-AGED GENILEMAN Wisirs rO- MM sition where he can muke himseif generally useful in return for g0od home or board and lodg- ig. G. H. W., box 85, Ca.l Uffice. FOUAG MAN WANTS SITUATION: ANY kind of work; city or couniry: understands horyes and garden; furnish refereuces. J. A. MACDONALD, 214 Third st AKER'S. HELPEK, YOUNG MAN WITH long experience, wishes steady position in a bread vakery; city or country. Address A. Z., b/x 79, Call Uffice. DOSITION REQUIRED BY HONEST, ENER- Letic, sober man (32): £ood businrss abillt; highest credentials. J. T., box 102, Call Uftice. (GEBMAR WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Wwork for the forenoon. Apply 904 Steiner st., 91012 A M. JEKMAN NURSEGIRL: FOR CHILD ¢ years old. Appiy 150 Sixth st. (j1RL For SECOND WORK AND ASNIST X with children; wages $15. 3313 Washington. IRL WANTED; GOUD HOME; SMALL wages. 1 Holl 8 st. OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE- work; 2.in family; $10. 1214 Fell st. IRL, ASSIST GENERAL HOUSEWORK; sleep home. Call 1321 Filimore st. OUNG PROTESTANT GIRL FOR LIGHT housework and mind chiiaren; $8. 439 Jessie. OUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK; no washing; sleep home. 904 Bryant st. NOLORED WOMAN FOR GENEKAL HOUSE- UWore.“Apply before 9, 679 Harrison st. EAT YOUNG GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. 2642 Howard st. IANO-PLAYER WHO CAN SING; preferred. 741 Howard st., 13 to b ». M. ADY PRESSER ON CLEANED AND DYED i work. 2160 Harrison st., near Nineteenth. (G IED S WANTED, WHO UNDERSTANDS runuing sewing machine; trunk factors. Seventeen h and Shotwell sis, LADY )NERGETIC WOMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS. 10 to 4, 1170 Market st, room 32, over ihe Maze. XPERIENCED wanted on cu tom coats, APPRENTICE GIRLS 106 Battery st. TANTED—GIRL TO A>SIST WITH GEN- eral housework. Call 1811 Broderick st. A TANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. _Apply immediately at Ci fornia (anneries Company, Brannan si., between Third ard Fourth. ANTED—ENERGETIC AGENTS 10 IN- iroduce our medical speciaities; special value to married ladles. Brant Remedy Co., 1144 Market ness-cleaner. $35 and 'found: camp, 81 25 and board: Swed1sh farmer, $20. R, HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. wheelwright for healthy location: best of care and attention given; charges reasonable; best of referances 'lvanf Ad- dress A. A., Call Office, Oakland. BUSINESS CHANCES, 3250 SALOON BUSINESS—FINE PLACE . . onMarke: st ; old established in an A1 locality: doing a wel-paying, steady and transient trade; easily worth aporeciated if seen. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 9() LABORERS FOR A LARGE MANUFAC. Y turing p'ang, north. €. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 60 EAILROAD LABORERS: NORTH ; FREE fare. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. QFCOND COUK, $6U: BAKI:k AND PASTRY ook, $40, botel, north; cook, $10 a wee ond cook, resort, $35: night waiter, help on range, $26: second cook, south, $5b; beliboy, $10. C. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. JANTED_ORCHARUIST, $20: 2 BLACK- smiths, $2 25 aday and §30_and found; 10 laborers, $35 and board: farmer. $2v: clioreboys: butcher-boy : second coox for institution. $35. and third ook, same place. 825, see boss here: porter and lunch counter mun, $10 week: bel boy; 2 Japa:.ese cooks, $25 and $:0. and others. Apply to J. F. CRUSETT & CO, 628 Sacramento st. ‘VA\'HER AND CLEAN HARN =S, 835 AND found; carriage wood worker, 82 day: black- smith and shoer; rubber on colt-; married dalry foreman, $40: salesman for deli.atessen siore; man to dry figs and pears: woodchoppers: chore boy; walier boy. R. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. TED—COOK FOR RESTAURANT, 810 . assistant cook, $35: cOOK for few men on a vineyard, $25, sce party in town: 3 dish- washers, $10 t0 $20; wuiters $25, etc. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton st YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, country residence, matrimonially inciing G. ., box 57, Call Office. AT LINCOLN BROS. = CASH GROCERS, . 226 SIXTH ST, Miadle of the block, bet. Howard and Folsom. 2 dozen Eggs, 25c: Sugar-cured Ham, 10c Db: But:er, 80c rol 'W_Cheese, 10c Ib: Choice ' 0- ma:oes, 5¢ can; CoaliOll, 85¢ can: Flour, £110 sack: Corn Meal, 20c sack; Ont Meal, 35¢ sack: Macaroni, “Oc box; 15 Ibs Beuns, 25c; 6 Ibs Tea or Coffee, $1: 20 Ibs Itice, $1: 20 s Bird Seed, &1 10 13 Rolled uats, 26c; Mush, 5¢_package: ?,‘SZ‘J.’,. Soap, 20c bar. Remember the name, WI'H FINE wishes to meet young lady will explain personally. DVICE FREE: DIVORCK LAWS A SPEC- G B Rrivate; nofee witnont success; probat . -W.HOWE, atty at law, 850 Market,cor. Stocktn. 1250, WOODYARD AND CARPET- & . beating business in best part of the city;, 8 horses and 2 wagons; an old-established Dbusiness doing a g0od profitable business: bears thorough invextigat.on. M. LESS, b Fourth st. CORNER ~ALOON IN OAKLAND; $1700. finest place across the bay: beautiful- 1y fitted up: fine bar, cash reglster, eic.; receipts $:0 and over per day; estabiished 12 years: at terminus of trains and electric roads; $1000 cash, balance on time. M. LESE, 5 Fourth §25(, PARTNER WANTED IN A GOOD . paying restaurant: German preferred. hass good sieady run of trade; cheap rent. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $350 CANDY-STORE AND 1 E-CREAM D . perior on one of princinal streets: near Market: 4 living-rooms; fine fixtures; good trade. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. AW OFFICE—MRS. S L CABLE, MURPHY building, Market st., room 127: collections ’I;'flfi and promptly paid over: ali kinds of litiga- Hou; divorce laws a specialty; advice free. $25(, BEANCH BAKEKY AND DELL <9IV, cacy store; good locatfon; down own 8 nice livin, undry office’ connected; golng to country. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. RAS CARPETS WOVE 10 ORDr.R AND FOR sale: also chenille-wove rugs, silk portieres; dealer in carpet twine, in hank or chain, rates. GEO. MATTHEW, 709 Fifth st. Oakland. $300, BESTAURANT WiTH = LIVIN « rooms; cheap rent: doiug a good, pay- ing. steady trace: obtains good prices; beautifully furnished” M. LESS, 5 Fourth st B GG 6E LEFT WITH M«S KEYES AT 8 Anthony st. can be had at 140 Minna. AN OF GOOD CHARACTER, WILLING TO work, $10 week, board and room: must have 275 and come well recommended. Call at 9 o'clock at New Western Hotel, 800 Kearny st. 1G CUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE- Ty night cor. Market and Sixth sts.; artistic ad- Vertisemeuts in liviog light: promoters of busi- ness. Consult OWL ADV. CO., 1140 Market st. (399D BOY WANTED FOR OFFICk WORK: ¥ recommendation required. Apply ETTIN- GER’S, 723 Market st. PRESSER AND SPOTTER; LADIES clo hes: steady work. Hudson River Dye ‘Works, 409 Sutter st. JUITABLE SITUATION SECURED FOR loan of $100, on security. A.A.. box 8, Call. PBUACESMITH =HELPER: MUST DRIVE shoes. H. STRUHM, Fifth st., W. Berkeley. AN OR BOY WANUED TO WORK IN hotel kitchen. 419 Brannan st. W ANTED—STRONG BOY TO DELIVER circulars. 1205 Market st TEWARD WANTED AN _AHLBORN House, corner Grant avenue and Bush st. GUOD PAYING TAILOR-<HOP FOR SALE cheap. ~ Apply 835 Geary s.. ICE 15¢ BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE AND Ca"o0Ch to take care of. Jucob building, Visalia, [ ANTED—FIRST-CLASS COU NTER-HAND, Address Grocer. box 4, Call Office. ANTED—AN ENERGETIC SHIRT SALES- n to represent uy in San Francisco and vi- cinity. on commission: only those thoroughly identified with the large buyers need apply. Ad- dress ~hirt Manufacturer, box 60, Call Office. ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOM: Wincnester House, 44 Third st,nr. Market; 200 rooms, 25¢ to $1 60 per night: 81 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baggaze to and from the ferry. ento; fruit jams in (5 ROSERIES ARE CHE 10-date” store, ~ac: Jars, 10c; rolied oats. 3%c B: condensed milk, 4 for 26¢; tomatoes, 60c doz.: good coffee, fresh and whole, 171gc Ib, ground to order: fine tea, 25¢ I; send for list. ' BEESLEY & SON, Sacramento. JANCY HAIRDRESSING, PLAIN HAIR- dressing, up-to-date and neat hair-dressing: you will find them all at my pariors for only 26c. awitches scll from #1 10 §3; gray or bleachea hair I will restore to is natural coior for from $1 50 to85. G. LEDEREK, 111 Stockton st. PEST AT THE “UP- $750, LINE SALOON ON PRINCIPAL « business sireet: 1 block from Market: excellent fixt:res. fine bar, back bar, cash regis- ter, etc.; does an enormous business, which can be proved by & thorough investigation and triali Tent reasonable. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $150 BRANCH BAKERY, NOTION AND o CIEAT Store: near from Market st.; S nice living-rooms; rent low; good place. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $35(), SALOON: CcLosk TO CALL AND . Examiuer buildings: open day and DIgAt: large stea iy business: firsi-class customers; reut only $50. Apply 10 WILKE, 783 Market t. $700, QLD ESTABLIHED COALY ARD, s Western Addition; hay and grain: 3 wagons, 8 horses; low rent: first-ciass paylng business Apply WILKE, 783 Market s $]000 INSTALLMENT HOUSE; HOUSE. « hold specialties in city with 15,000 inhabitants, close to S. F.: whole or half interest. For particulars, WILKE, 783 Market st. IVORCE AND ANNULLMENTS OF MAR. ringe; legal everywhere: payments obiizing. Address UNITED STATES DIVOKCE BUREAD, lock box F, 1535 Market s.., San Francisco, Cal. QEND 10c FOR RKLIABLE INFORMATION 1> of the Kiondike gold district, tare and how Lo get there. Address B. B. RICH, Portland, Or. “LEPHUNES. KLEIN'S klectrical Works, 421 Montgomery. 1f interested send for catalogue. R. IRENE WEST; NEW MEDICATED electiic treatments. R. 43, 850 Market st. H EALY'S BARGAINS THIS WEEK, 917 MKT #400—Partner in grocery and bar, . Market. $400—Parner in restaurant $350—Liguor saloon near & $150—Coftee-house. bakery, notions, ete. §250, FARTNER NEEDED: HORSK SHOE: . ing and wagon making business: fine chanc- for steady man to be connected with Al mechaniciowns bul dgs. W.F.EEALY,917Market A,7’ KLEGANT RESBTAURANT, OYS- L . ter pariors; Market and Taylor: good J M d T ANDERSON & trade; amost positive sacrifice. CO., 777 Market st. AIR TROUBLES VANISH BEFORK QUIN- onia Hair Tonie: 85¢ boitle, LEDERER, 111 Siockton st. < ANVASSLR. FOR «IN RICHEST L/ Alaska.” or the inexhaustible gold fields of the Klondike: a thalliug and fascinating but truthful story of the marvelous discoveries of gold lu this new il Dorado that outrivais the taies of the Arabian Nigts: a_splendid book in tremendous gemand; ouly $150. u bonanza for acents: big commissions. freight puid, credit given: outfit free; write quick The Dominion Company, be- partment 8, hicago. JUPE(FLUOUS HAIRS REMOVED BY electrolysis. MRS. DR. WELCH. 2116 Bush. ML GOLDSTEIN, 85 ST. ANN'S BULLD- ing, 6 Eddy st.—Stylish dresses $5 up; dresses made over. LONDYKY DISEASES QUICKLY CURED by Deming’s charcoal. Address A. B. DEM- , 1003 rowell st. 1 W ANTE—2 GOOD COATMAKERS AND 1 pantsand vest maker; good workmen: steady work o sober. reliable men. Apply to Merchant Tailor, Truckee, Cul. [ ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi your feet at the same price you biy ready- made oues, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 and $5, a 662 Mission st., bet. First and Second. WASTED-STEADY MAN TO ASSIST IN light comm{ssion business; 875to start with: mus. have §150 cash. 917 Market st., room 2. ‘W ANTED-GOOD STEA DY BUY TO ASSIST in blacking boots. Inquire at 1405 Purk st., Alameda, W ANTED — FIRST-CLASS CABINET-MAK- ers and wood-carvers. Apply at North Beach Planiug-milis. 527 59 TGUAKERY Si, BRANCH OFFICE 0. UMk CALL; waut ads Aud suUSCrpLions taken. AG-MAKERS WANTED TO WORK ON traveling-bags. Call 115 Minna st. OATMAKERS WANTED TO WORK IN- side. 106 Bastery st 00D 15¢ BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; OLD stand; location No. L Apply Call Cffi e MANICURE PARLOKS. 995 MARKET ST., room 14. 700, FAMry LIQUOR-STORE: MAR- $ « ket st.; reasonabie rent: good location; fine stock and trade; bargain; going to Alaska. G., box 72, Gall Oftice. JOR BALE—SALOON AND RESTAURANT; finely fitted up: must be sold this week : cheap proprieior golug to Alaska Call at 537 Mon.- gomery st. ESTAURANT DOING GOUD BUSENESS; best location in city: cheap for casn. Restau- rant, box 80, Call Office. $2"5 CORYER SALOON; OWNER SICK: { . must be sold. Jackson Brewery, 14.5 Mission st. PAPER HANGING PAINTING,ETC.: WALL- paper 4c. 1302 Webster, puone Pine 4933. N UTICK~LA VERITE TOILET PARLOK RE- QUL TOORDIR ON KA~Y INSTALLAFNTS. moved to 30 Geary st., near Kearny. L. LEMOS, 1117 Market st, bet. 7th and Sth. LOAKS AND TAILOK-MADE SUITS RE- wailed at wholesale figures 20 Sansome s HUF~CHUMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER, - rasfitter. ‘oiden cate wv. Yiel. Nutter 471 DRESSMAKERS. ELIABLE DKESSMAKER WILL GO OUT by day or work home; $150 per day, MRS, EVA WALK, 15 Thirtioth st. RESSES MADE FOE $5 AND UP; PERFECT fiL guaranteed. 515 ‘taylor. JIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING; SUITS 83 up: skirts $1 80; guaranteed good fit. Call 1243 Mis<ion st CLAIRVOYANTA. XPEDITION TO GOLD FIELDS OF PERU. J. C. CALHAIN, 503 Spreckels bullding, 927 Marketst. {4ARBERSHOP, 2 15 SIXTH ST., MUST BE s0ld this week: make offer. ¢)-UHAIR BARBER->HOP, NICELY FITTED, for sale cheap: o~ rent. 1105 Buchanan st )} BS MANDINA, DEVELOPING MEDIUM; V) “all skeptics invited; satisfaction guaranteed: charges reasonabie: palmistry or asirology free Fridays; hours 10 t0 5, 108 Ma-0 1 st. Mu. PORTEK, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- ant card-reader, bora double vell sight; diagnoses disease, fuil iife reading gents $1; palm. and clairv.: si. $1 50. ARBER-SHOP—BEST PAYING SHOP IN Keno, Nev.: 3 chairs running; owners have other important business. STOL1Z, 630 Market. 1SS MELVILLE. THF GREATEST CLAIR- voyant snd water reader. 92115 Mission st opp. Mint. PiLRATORS WANTED ON LADIES’ FINE cloaks and suits. L BOTWIN, 723 Market st., room 34 61 © THREE STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEA. © aunce fine assortmen. of men's, boy youths’ and chlidren’s shoes sacrificed at' actual cost prices. 767 Market st., opp. Poelan building. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THR CALL Subscriptions &nd want ads taken. ME. HANSEN. PALMIST, CARD-WRITER; Ppast, present and future, z6¢. 148 6th at., r. 5. KS DR. ANNA THOMAS—FIRST IN HER profession: never fails; advice; heip 929 Post. ME. RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY; business advics; names given: 25¢ up.5 Fourtn. RS. ZINELLA, BUSINESS MEDIUM AND astrologer. 109 Grant ave., room 12. N ECRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United Siates navy: adle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have iegully declared thelr intention to become such; must be of good chur- acter and habits and abie to speak. read and write English, and be between b feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For friher information apply at the recruiting oftice, 20 kKilis st., San Francisco, Cal. BARBERS' UNION—FRE < 5 Fourth st.. upstairs. JQUBNBYMLX Employment Bureau, L LESS, Secretary. 615 LABEIN-SRANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads aken. ARBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S FUCHS, Sec'y, 325 urant ave. EARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school recelving the goid medal: patterns to order 25¢. McDOW KLL'S, 108 Post st. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHOUL — FRENCH . tailoring taugnt; §1 weex. 916 Market, r. 19. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; V1 'Winchester House, 44 Third st, near Iarket: 100 rooms; 28c to 81 bu per night; $1 60 o83 per week: free 'bus and baggage L and irom ferry. —BRANCH OFFICE OF THE rabacrint OUNG ENGLISHMAN WISHES A P SI- tion as coachman, or taking csre of grounds, or generai work. G. G. I', box 99, Call. JUTUATION BY JEWISH YOUNG MaN +) with many years’ experience In clothing line: small wages; best of references; first week's work gratis. N. O., box 1, Call. G GERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK G. W, box 162, Call Office. {TRO by the day. JITUATION WANTED BY SCANDINAVIAN girl to do chamberwork or waiting. 78314 Market st. 00D, STEADY WOMAN WISHES TO wash dishes in restaurant or day work; refer- ences if required. R. K., box 150, Call. JWEDISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION a8 cook or general housework: wages $:5. 267 Lexington ave., rear house. LIABLE WOMAN WISHES WASHING ¥ R froning by 113 Lexington ave. the day in privste family, SAN FKANCISCO **CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALT~ 710 Market street, open tmul 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. £38 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 8:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open wntil 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open untll 8 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 1505 Polk street: open until NW. corner Twenty-second open till § o'elock. and Kentucky NOTICE OF MEETINGS. DORIC LODGE NO. 216, F. AND A. M., 121 Eddy st.—Officers and members re reques.ed tq atend a special meeting THIS DAY (Thursd y), st 12 a. o'clock sbarp, for the purpose of conducilug the fune:al of our deceased brother, P. M. ROBERT EMERSON CHAPMAN, late a member of Fail- brook lodge No $17. 'California faneral com- mittees please take notice. By order of the W. M. J. R. GOLDSMITH, Secre. ary. (= ey LODGE NO. 218, F. AND A.M, 121 Eddy st.—C:lled meet- e ing THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clo k. Third degree. Master Ma- sons in good standing are Invited (o attend. By or- der of the W. M J. R.GOLDSMITH, Secretary. CALIFORNIA LODGE NO.1, F. B 00" A M, will meet TH:S (THURS: DAY) EVENING, Aug 12, at 7:30 o’c.ock. Firs: degree. 8y oraer of the Master. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary. SOUTH SAN ¥FRANCI~CO Lodge No. 212, F. and A. M. meets THIS EVENING at 7:80)0('1:!0"“ for ex- mination. By order of the Master. - i E. C. HAKE, Secretary. FASIERS WiDOW WOULD LIKE PORITION as housekeeper; widower's home preferred. 281/ Sixth st., rom 6. 11, WISHFS TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK Call 1277 Hayes st. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WOULD M situation in smali store of some kina: will work early sn i lat-, but must sleep home. Ad- dress L. M., 424 Fulton st., or call after 6 P. M. LIKEK W ASTED—BY AN EXPERIENCKD YOUNG Swiss girl « situation at second work; ood seamstress; first-class waltress; best city refer ences. S G., Dox 39, Call Office. 7OUNG GIRL, JUST FROM THE EAST, DE- sires to s cure a lucrative housekeeper's place: bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 821 Mission st., room 5. MAN AND WikE, EXPERIENCED (N 1HE Vi “care and bandling of ali kinds of iruit, aesire posi.ion on small ranch. Ranch, box 4, Cail MALE HELP WANTED. 385 MEN WANTLD TO-DAY; 10 COOKS, ¢ $50, 340 and $50: 8 waiters, $25 and $50¢ Bdishwashers, $16; ranch cook: Cheesemaker. 83 : vegetable gardener, 820; 20 tarmers, orchard and vineyard bands, $6, $26 and $20; 3 milzers 820: frul ckers: 50 laborers sand teamsters, $175, 81 1 50 dny and $26 per'month and found: ‘stableman, $36, MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. DOSITION WANT D BY A FIRST-CLASS coachman and groom: 2 first-ciass San Frao- clsco ref-rences from responsivle parties. Ad- dress J. Q, 623 kllis st JITUATION WANTED AS -UPERINTEND- + ent or mining foreman ; 25 years’ experience in quicksilver snd mlver and_xoid mines in this country and Mexico; speaks E glish atd Spanish; best of references. A.B.C., 902 Montgomery st. 00X AND WIFE WISH POSITION IN country, wife #s waitress or children’s nurse. Audress P. F. 6., box 28, Cull. APANESE COOK WHO .UNDERSTANDS hyglene and ecosomy about cookery desires a 7o ition in & good family which requires particu- lar cooking. S. A. G, 849 Busa. HOROUUGHLY EDUCATED GENTLEMAN of refinement and good moral life, with kina heart ana pleasant manners, iemperate, clever and interesuing in many branches. 38 years old, speaking five languag.s, seeks position as teacher, companion ur manager in & private faml y: pleased with small salary: best references xiven. Address D. ¥, 616 Van Aess aveiue. LACKSMITHS — 4 COMPETENT BLACK- smiths for ranches. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. UTCHEK. $26 AND FOUND: GROCERY clerk, $40; tallor, 88 week. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. F() WUODCHOPPERS. 82 AND 82 10 PER DY) cora; 80 tiemmkers: ~ shingle boltmakers. MURKAY & READY, 634 aud 636 Clay st. Q LUNCH AND DINNER WAITERS: 4 +) waiters, city, $25 ana 1oom: 3 waiters, 86 a 3 yonng men, assist etc., $10 aud $5 8 week; 2 walters, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. SOAQ 2 eSOt SR LOUT OF MEN'S shoes; been sii:htly damaged: at less than ove-fourth their value; from 28c to $2 50. 662 Mission st., bet. First and Second. KANCH OFFICEK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH sL—Want ads and subsciiptions taken. XPERIENCED (UITERX AND PRESSERS on cloaks. M. SIMNOFF, 1228 Market s:. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C up to 1 20. 562 Mission st., vet. 1st and 2d. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.: want ads and subscriptions taket. ANTED, TOLOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. nken. YPSY LIFE-RE.DER. % SKVENTH ST.; ladies 25c, gents 50c: all questions answered. $700. SEOCERY AND Baw: GooD k |‘n . chance; Investigate; rent $25. 241 ‘hird st. $275. SICAR-STORE 4 FEW DOORS (O, from Market; rent $20. 2414 Third. INING-ROOM; MUST BE SOLD TO-DAY;: great bargain. = Call 122 Turk st. ALOON FOR SALE CHEAP; free water. 1306 Mission st RENT 812: "OR SALE—GROCERY AND BAR; THREE rooms. G. B., box 26, this oilice. JOR SALE CHEAP_BUTCHER-SROE; 81X years established: fine location. PATTER- SON €0, 1709 Market st. ARE CHANCE—8$11,000; $4000 CASH: BA L~ ance ¢n mor gage: lot 8,xi40; large store building, 2 flats ubove: 2 5-room cottages; grocery, swek fu 1 and complete; i horse, 2 wagons, har- ness, good wlil, bar and fixtures. fine stock of wines, liquors, etc. ; business paying $5000 per an- num clesr: will be so.d_on account of departure. THOMAS A. SMITH, 1601 Park st., Broad gauge | ferry, Alameda.. ALOON AND 4 FURNISHFD ROOMS; Across the way from new Postoffice; reasons for seliing, caunot run two places. For information apply at French liquor-siore, 82 Seventh st. §25(), FINE BUSINESS: STATIONERY, 2OV). bakery. 1aundry, school supplies: zood location: 4 living-rooms; rent $14. Apply Call. §45(), RESTAURANT 1x GOUD LOCA- DU, cation® rent pad tlll Sep.ember 1; $200 cash register. App v Call Uffice. 185, ResTaurasT. ACROSs THE BAY, ). for sule; 2 living-rooms; steady board- ers. Call Office. 0OD PAYING RESTAURANT. ny st. ~00D GKOCERY AND BAR IN WESTERN Addition: established twenty-five yoars; pres ent owner 15 yers: goud paying outside business and store trade: good reasons fur selling. Apply 224 Front st ANTED—$1500 ON 79 ACRES IN CITY iimiis of the county seat of Placer County: first mortgage at 1 per cent per month, Address MKS, C., Call Oftice, Oaxland. 821 KEAR- ME, MOREAU. BEST MEDIUM, CLAIK- voyant, card-reader; 25cup. 73 k ourth st ME.SYBILLE: FROM CRADLETOGRAVE: fature husband’s picture 25c:1adies.9 14 O'Farr SPIKITUALISM. RS.J. MARTIN, ORDAINED MINISTER trance spiritual medium: crystal reader 2834 Sixth st. V. MILLER’S LTHERFALIZING, MATE- « rializing seance, 8 P. )., 409 Leavenwth; L0c. LL FURNISH: D AND READY FOK BUSL ness, the finest siand for saloon or resiaurant in city; YOUr OWD L-rmS: OWner leavIngcity. ap- piy 12 Washinston st. $15 WORTH $300; GOOD-PAYING BUSI- . ness restaurant and chophouse; must be sold: going away. Call 410 Jones st. BRANCH BAKELY, NOTIONS, CI- $350. cira. canay 3 sunny roomss eorner. 1700 Leavenworth st SALOON OUTELT FOR S.LE: 8125 WORIH $300: see this for next 8 days. 225 Twenty- elghth st ME. YOUNG'S TEST CIRCLE TO-~IGHT; 10c. 605 Mc \llister; wonderful tests. RUITSTORE, HORSE tapiished trade: AND WAGON: ES. & bargain. Appy 432 Sutter, RS. HENDEE ROGLRS, TEST CIRCLE to-night: sittings duily. 122 Tay or st S. F. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE . writer. 118 Haight st.: hours 9 until 6 p. M. M ALOON—FINELY FITTED UP AND WELL stocked; clearing easlly $100 mouthly; must positively be sold this week; make offar; best Teas: ns for sacrificinz; this Is & bona-fide bargain; every Investization sliowed. Appiy 5.7 East st. RS. MAYO STEERS, 11234 OAK; CIRCLES Tuesday, 8 P. ».; Thursday, 2 P. ead ngs. MBS, HENDEE RO.ERs, ELECIRO-MAG- netic healer: situngs daily. 132 Taylor st RS J.J. . HIINEY, SPIKITUAL MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 1206 Market st. UBSCRIPTIONS AND WAN ADS FUR THE CALL laken ai branca oilice, 53¢ Hayes au: open unt 1 ¥:3) o'clock. HAYES o3 —BrAsid OFFICE OF TN CALL: suoscripuons and wauss ads W ANTED—MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade; shops tools posiuons furnished: 8 weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 1381, Eight, FiSEMENS CALP SHOES 4l75: TO Ok der, $2 60; half-suling, 26c up. 969 Howard. 167 NINTH SI. — BRANCH OFFICE OF UMM CALL subscriptios sud Wane ads. taken. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixih, for a room; z5c a night: $1a week. LADlEs' SHOES, SOLING, 388c: MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing done ut halt the usual price. 562 Mission st bet. 1st and 2d. VEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 763 MI~- sion st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single room per night, 10c to 60c: per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to morning calls; Open all night. ISHW ASHER, $20 AND ROOM: CUPW ASH- 25. 3 vegeiable men, $4 50 a #5 a_week; dishwasher, 835/ $16 and room. MARTIN & a week: €O., 749 Market OOK, SMALL PLACE, $8 A WEEK; COOK, short orders, $45: cook, small place, $20 and room;: cook’s belper, $1 50 8 week. MARTIN & Cu., T49 Market st. 615 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE CALL; subscrintions anu wanc ads taken. INCHESTER HOUBE, 44 THIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms 6o o 8150 per bl 4180 10 8¢ por week: convenien: and sespecteble; sree Lus and bargage (0 and from ibe terry. HILDREN'~ DRESSMAKER, UN DE R: stands remodeling, slso fancy ¢ umes, desires highes: references given. G. D. OLORED GIKL WISHES A SITUATION 10 take care of children or assist with housework; sleep home 4. B., box 8, this office. FEMALE BELP’ WANTED, IRL FOR HUUSEWORK, SMALL PRIVATE fimily on a rauch, §20; housework girl, Los Gatos, $15, fare paid, and other places at MUR- RAY'& READY’S, Leading £ mployment Agents, 834-656 C.ay bt (}NERAL HOUSEWORK BY RELIABLE ¥ Protestant woman; good cooK: moderate wages. 327 Minnas. Y USG WoMaM WISHES ~ITUATION IN kery or canay-stors. Address Alpha, box 388, Call Office. Y QUNG GERMAR GIRL WANTS PLACE IN family for general housework: best references. 2960 Twenty-1irst si., near Folsom. XPERIENC: D GIRL WISHES SITUATION in small family 10 4o general hous>work: good reference if required. Please ca'l at 350 Twen- ty-secoud st. AMERICAN PROTESTANT ~WOMAN wants a situation to do general housework: is 2 500d <00k ud laundress; no objection 10 short distunce in the couatry. C. P., box 117, Cull. € G RMAN COOKS, $30: COOK, SMALL < wash, imerican, family, Alameda, §25: strong irl to assist, $10; 2 German girls to take care of a child, $10 and $12. MKS. LAMBERT. 417 Powell st. 1 ErINED NURSEGIRL, TAKE CARE OF children: see lady here at 9:30. MKS. LaM- BERT, 417 Powell st. RISH GIRL, SHORT DISTANCE, MUST BE neat und good cook: $25. Call early. MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. ¢) WAITRESSES AND CHAMBERMAIDS: Z same hotel: short distance; see party at 10 A. M. MUES. LAMBER1, 417 Powell st. KKEMAN GIRL, CHAMBERWORK AND sewing. $20; German girls, second work, $20. MKS. LauBeEl, 417 Powell st 7 ANTED — DRIVER FOR A DELIVERY wa:on in city; single man: references; $35 and found. W. D. EW LR & CO., 626 Clay si. Y ISCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ & night; reading- room; sree 'bus and bacgage .0 and 1iom the ferry. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE + beeror wine bc; Lest tree lunch. 643 Clay. OQOMS, 156 TO 750 PER NIGHT; 500 4u 31 80 ver week. Oriental, 226 Drumm st \VAN‘A'LD—LABUBEBS AND MECHANICS 1o know thaz Kd Kolkin. Reno House proprie- tor, stll rums Denver House, 217 Third st.: 15¥ Jarge room: AN FOR VINEYARD, $20 PER MONTH. MAKTIN & CO, 749 Market st. TICKER #OR_ PLANING- MILL, CALL early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market s . AGENTS WANTED. LOST N MARKKT, BETWEEN MASON AND Kearny, an ostrich feather boa; reward. 134 Fourth. Y OUNG ENOLISH PUG DOG. RE1URN T0 701 Bryant and recelve reward. TLOSI; A PARSBOOK Wi THTHE HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Socie:y of ~an Erancisco, in the name of BERTHA M. VOSS: No. 178070. Tne fluder will please return to bank. ], 9ST—A PASSBOOK WITH 1H 1 HIB: RNIA 4 Savings and Loan ~ociety of San Francisco, in the name of SALOMON LEVY: No. 1991125, The finder will please return to bank. LOSTPASSBOOK WiTH THE HIBEEN1A Savings and Loan Society of -an Francisco, in the name of SALLY DANNENBAUM JR., No. 185 016. The fiuder will pleas- return to bank. FOUND. REAT DANE: OWNER CAN HAVE SAME by proving property. 433 Pine st. FURNITURE FOR SALE. UKNITURE, SIOVES AP, TS, COU ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Marke. OU>EHOLD KANGES ALl THE BESP JOHN F. MEY KRS CO.. $47 Market st. ¥ ADY (ANVASSERS: GOOD COMMISSION. For particulars call at 146 Twelfth st., rm. 3. OUNG MAN TO LEARN BAKBER TRADE. 841 Telegraph ave., Oaklaud. PASTRY cOuk AND HELP OX RANGE, 850, MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. STAUFANT BUTCHEK, —$40; early M. RTIN & CO.. 749 Ma.ke' st. CALL LONDIKE AGENTS WANTED FOR LARGE illustrated book of Klondike: 500 pages: price $1 50; outfit 10c. Address National Pub. Co, Lakeside building, Chicago, 11l + GENTS FOR CIi AND DIFFERENT parts in ihe State. Famous Pants Company, 23 Kearny st. KLL AND ELEVATUR BOY. $10 AND room. MAKYLN & CO, 749 Marke: st. G iNTS CAN I IND THE BEST KL)ONDIKE map at PUNNETT BROS., 625 Mission st. OUNG MAN FOL OYBTER AND BAR- work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AN FOR WELIL-DIGGING AND TUNNEL work. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. RIVER FOR A MILE WAGON, REFER- ences, $35 and found: night cook, $40; broiler for a resiaurant, $40; blacxsmith, city, $2 50 o $350 aday; ranch biacksmith, #35 and found: 3 strong boys, 83 a weck: boy 1o run ripsaw, $5a week: 20 woodchoppers, steady job. sure pay, uear cily, $125 a curd: 30 laboreis for railroad. $.0 aud found. free fure; fsrmers, teamsters, wait- ers, dlshwashers, etc. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay &, ANVASSERS WANTED TU SELL THE ‘Apollo gasiight; best on market. 129 Ells st. AG ENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeguard; $1: also tonic speeific for all female troubles: for home use. DR. AND MRS. WEGENKR, 526 + ddy st ACGENIS_BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signooard; will have a tremendous sale: notning like It: secure sample and territory atonce. BAKER kEn. and Mfg. Co., 409 Sanchez st., San Francisco. A WELKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THm WEEKLY CALL. n wrapger, for malling. FURNITUKE WANTED EW STORE: NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST prices. SILVISRSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal NDIANA AUCTION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st.: hi~hest prices pa'd. ROOM AND BOARD WANTED. ANTED—IN THE WARMEST PART OF Mario County. a home, with a mother's care, for a girl of 14 years. Address J.. box 164, Call. MONEY WANTED. ANTED—A ILOAN OF $125; SK«URITY, fine lot in Oakland valued st $€57: will pay good in‘erest Loan, box 39, Call Oftice, WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. LD GOLD AND BSILVER HBOUGHT. W. MUND, watchmaker and jeweler, 226 Ells st. LD ~TAND, 3 CHAIRS; :ARBERSHOP for sale; owner going Kast. Apply 1148 Fol- som st $17 AND BAR: LIVING- o Apply 407 Tebams st, ESTAURANT FUK SALE. 136 SECOND street. ANCEHALL FOR SALE IN GLOD-PAYING town. Address L. R., box 267, Oakdale, Cal. OUD PAYING RESTAURANT: MUNT BE #0ld; bargain; goint to Klondyke. 823 sac- ramento st OUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WA S gentleman partner. 9 Fowel , room 8, 2d floor. JINELY FITTED UP CoRNER SALUON for suie cheap. N. G., box 121, Call. GROCERY rooms. OOD-PAYING HOTEL BUSINE-S; LONG- established: half interest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitau Hotel, Petaluma. OUTLAND AGENUY . LIS PAPEK INe quire this oftice vrac 13 Ahird s, Porusnd, Uregon. W. COR EIXTRENT o NEAK MISSION: branch office uf 1 M UaLi' bubscriptions sad want LODGING-HOUSES J +ALE. ROOMS, CORNER, CLEARS $i00 A month. 16 81250 22 rooms, all rented, only. 250 23 roon:s, sunny coraer. R oo 750 12 rooms, on Golden Gate ave., fine. 650 14 rooms, on Fourth st Other bargains. . B . 450 DECKER, 1020 Market. AKGAIN—17 RM~, NR. 61H & MRKT. $550 O'Farrell st., 14 rooms: choice location.. 850 Dorth of Marke:; 28 rooms: part cash...... 1200 Sutierst., 45 rooms: rent 875; part cash.... 3500 And other burgal is. Anderson & Co., 777 Market. UNDEEWOOD'S, 765 MARKET ST, = huve a fall list of fine bargai is. e ee— CABPET CLEANING. Cldv STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: tAUs, mOves, 'ays carpets G. H. STEVENSY, Mgr.. 38 and 40 Fighth st.; telephone South 230. HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH Ppoor work send 1o SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Car~ pet-beating Works, $53-57 ' ehama si.; tel. S0. 44 ALVANCE CARCEL- (LEANING CO., 402 Sutter; tel. Mamn 394. GLO. WALCOM, prop. JWA'I"N. rellab e carpet-clean! ug, renovis, alter- . ation works, 413 sicallister. Tel Jessie 321 CLEANIN\I. 3c; LAYING, #c: RUG SAM- ples free; 'tel. Jessie 944 Stratton, 3 Eightn. VARPEIS CLEANED & RENUYATED LIKE Dew. u3'Tenth; tei. Sonth 36 Mackintosh & Co. £ MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO., + 240 14th st.; cleaning 3c. a yard: tel. Mis. 74. ARPET~ CLEANED, KENUVALTED LIKE vew. J. 3 CQUEEN 453 Steveuson, Tel. n. AW NBROKEK—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- Pnfldom.lnl bought. Add. I-‘OLEMAN.%I Third ONKLLN'S CAKPRL - BEATING WORA 833 Golden Gate ave. Telephone Hast 1id