The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 16, 1897, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1897 NOTES FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD The Engrossing Topic at This Time Is as to Life in Camps. A Circular That Has Been Sent Out by Companies C and G, the Nationals. The Veterans Think of Organizing a Uniformed, Armed and Equipped Company. At this time there is but little going on 1n | the National Guard circles outside of the matters connected with the camps. The first brigade has just completed its term of days on the tented field, and the third brigade went into camp at Santa Cruz yesterday. The offi cers of the First Regiment of tne Second bri gade have been busy for weeks making up the details for the stay in Camp Macdonald at Ukish. The regiment will leave for that point on Suturday, the 21st, and will remain in camp eight days. The camp will be pitched in a grove about 10 minutes’ walk from Ukiah and in such a manner thatall the tents will be in the shade. During the encampment there will be a company shoot for a trophy that has been offered by Colonel William Macdonald, for whom the camp has been nimed. Under the new order of things there will not be a regimental caterer as of old, but each compeany will have to furnish mess for iis own men, and for that purpose each company Las been furnished with a Buzzecot oven such as is used by companies in the regular army, This was understood to be the rule, but an ex- ception Las been made to allow Companies C and G (the Nationals) to mess together. This it is thought will create a littie feeling in the regiment. The Nationels, Companies C and G, have is- sued a circular letter to members and former members of the companies calling their atten- tion to the camp, in which appears the fol- O hSte will be a number of points of inter- estin the vicinily of the camp, viz.: Vichy Sprines, fish hatchery, insane asylum, Indian rancherie, Blue Lakes and Russian River. Make an effrt to go for a week or #s many days as possible. Transportation will he fur- nished members tray The way There will be no expense to members. Nationals have a minstrel show und for Friasy evening of camp.” The Veteran Nationsl Guard of Ceslifornia has been invited toattend Camp Macdonald, and the matter of accepting or aeclining the | invitation will be discussed at the quarterly meeting of the association to be held next Thursday. The veterans have under consideration the advisapility of forming a uniformed, armed and equipped company of Veterans. The as- sociation has in its new headquarters at Fourth street a picture of the first camp of tue State militia, held in 18¢ Corporal Edward Costello of Company A First Regiment Infantry, has at his own re quest been reduced to the ranks, The following iransfers in the First Regi- ment, Second Brigade, have been aporove and announced: Private Charles J. Weatn- erby, ( 1o Company C. to date from July 29, First Sergeant Harry J. Black- man, Cadet Company, to Company 1, as a pri- vate, to date from August 2, 1897; Private John Dierssen Jr., Company /%, to Company B, 10 aste from August 4. 1897; Private ward C. Dever, Company F. to Company M, to date August 6, 18! Musician Rob: Gibson of Company H has been appointed principal musician on the staff of Colonel J. F. Smith Since the issuance of previous orders from regimental headquarters there have been twenty-seven men discharged from the First Regiment Iufantry—nineteen on account of removal, four on two-thirds vote of the com- pany, two at expiration of term of service and Uwo for the good ol the service. As Brigadier-General Wsrfield will not be in the City during the encampment week of the First at Ukiah, Colonel Fairbanks, who will be in command of the brigade, wili probably visit the camp. The camp will also be visited by the division commauder and staff. The field officers of the First feel confident that the twelve companies will go tocamp with not less than forty men each, which, ex- clusive of the band of twentr-five pleces, will make 480 men. The field officers number five and the regimentai siaff eighteen. This would make a total o : It is probable that there would be a greater Tepresentation in the ranks but for the fact that at this time many of the men who are in employment are unable to absent them:e.ves for eight days in camp, but it is thought that many of these will be given an opportunity 1o | go to Ukiah tor three or four duys. SCORES IN TWO PARKS. F. C. Muller Was the High Man at the California Club’s Shoot. Lieutenant W. H. Cobbledick Made 48 Points With the Musket at Shell Mound. It was the regular off Sunday at the Shell Mound rifle range yesterday, only military marksmen bolding forth for their regular medal contests. Among the good scores was one of 48 by Lieutenant W, H. Cobbledick of Company F of the Fifth. His ron was 5, 4, 4,5,5,5,5,5, 5, —48. The other companies’ scores on the mili- 1ary target, ten shots, were as follows Company F of the Fifth- Axx 30, P. John- son 38, G. Crew 22, E. Eckles 24, M. , 37, M. H. Morse 40, C. Mohr, 24, h. P. Captal L E. Weuk 41, Léovard 33, W Griffin 36, H. Parsons 40, C. C. Covait 43, Smith 26, V. C. Peterson 34, G. Hanson 27, J. 5. Carney 34, L. E. Dariing 40, Dade 38, A. G. Mitehell 33, Harbridge 33, Cary 35, Fraights 25, C. W.'Scoti 30, J. Wood S E. Le Ballister 36. Lieutenant W. H. Cobbledick 48, F. Barker 34, Corporal Sievenson 3%, F. M. Smith 16, J. McGinnis 45, Corporal Reed 19, W. A. Brandes 37, Mejor G. H. Wethern 40. Company A of ihe Fif:hof Oakland—V. Brink 43, V. Hamilton 28, F. Magil 44, A. jnbuigen 41, C. Puckett 38, Captain Pouiter 43, J. Tait 43, R. West 31, C. Bell 32. R. Pawscy 27, C. crou 31, R. W. Littlefield Corporal J. W. Peck 35, Lieutenant E. Hun' 38, J. Fraight 34. Seigeant W. M. Dickerson 20, L. Fair- banks 19, W. Whittaker 12, H. Hass 16, W. H. Summers 40, G. Laugford 21, J. A, D S C. Ellis 28, C. Poulter 34, Bolt 34, L. A. Hughes 36, C. Liarn 16 Knlglits of the Red Sranch Rifies—John Fay 39, J. Loughrev 24, James Smi h 44, D. Russelt 39, M. Gaul beil 40, > Loughrey 26, M. . Fay (No. 2) 38, J. J. Rogerson 40. Company L 0! tne Firsi—J. Lauber 41, Set- geant Grundman 43, J. Krajmer 29, Sergeant Goertzhsin 39, Corporal Campbell 36, D.N. Rodgers 37, Captain Eggert 40, S. E Frencn 25, H. L. Mancels 43, J. M. Foley 40, C. L. Ricketson 33, H. G. Leffmnn 33, B. K. Davis 32,J. C.Owens 24, W. D. Williams 24, W. J. Goraon 23, E. H. Sensstack 16, J. W. Giles 12. . SCHUETZEN PARK. Monthly Bullseve Shoot of the Call- fornia Schuetzsn Club. The regular monthly bullseve shoot of the California Schuetzen Club brought out a large number of its members, and many excellent scores were made. Fol- lowing are the scores: F. C. Muller 176, James Stanton 217, Meyer 239. R. Finking 300, J. Jones 332, A. Strecker 366, 0. Bremer 429, J. Utsehig Jr. 463. R. S'ectin 513, A, Breuss’ 554, L. Reubold 557, C. Eging 565, D. B. Faktor 575, J. Ut schig Sr. 647, A. uehrot 750, J. Horstmann 852, C. J. Wniden 931, C. sagchorn 1007, J. F. Kobinson 1047, D. W. McLaughlin 1096, D. C. ng with the regiment | and to those remainiug in camp four davs. | Ed- | Babin 1113, H. Eckm«an 1163, J. B. Turner 1221, J. C. Walter 1240, Cadets—First prize, Wil'iam G. Utschi~, 1824 points; second prize, J. Kullmann, 2474. e |SHOOTING AT BIRD'S POINT the Linc-In Gun Club’s Tournament. ALAMEDA, CaL. Ang. 15.—This was the last day of the Lincoln Gun Club’s shoot at Bird’s Point. There were three events. The first was the club shoot for members only, fiva classes, to divide $150. The match was ior 25 birds, and the score stood: suman 24, Webb 24, Daniels 23, Bruns 24, Karney 15, Miller 15, Goicher 20, Bekeart 21, Eugene Forster 18, Edgar_ Forster 23, Haight 23, Fishbeck 17, McRae 22, Shaw 20, Wenzel 20, Fischer 21, Power 21, Carr 15, Bum 13, Klevesah! 18 Murdock 15, Alderton 19. Price 16. Grant 21. Smith 9, Ostrander 14, Schendel 12, Mergu rc 19, Sherock 11, Lewis 14. The money was divided as follows: Nauman, Webb and Bruns divided $49 Edgar For-ter and Hnright divided »35; Fischer and Potis divied $30; Kieve aul and Alderton d'v ded $25; Merguire, Lewis and Ostrander d vided $20. The scecond event was a tram shoot at twenty birds for leather medals and tin cups. Six teams were entercd and the Webb team won by a score of 90. Tue scores of the te.ams were as foliows: First—Neustadter 17, Smith 8, Ostrander 12, Haver 9, Alderton 13; total, 59 S:cond— Daniels 20, Klevesah! 16, Naumau 19, Webb Last Day 19, Shaw 16; total, 90. Thir o | McRea 16, Bek-art 17, Miller 16 mr Forster 10; total, 77. Fourth—Haighi 16, Gulcher 18, | Carr 16." Fishbeck 15, Grant 15; total, 8L { Fifth—Kar-ev 14 Meiguire 12, "Potier 17, Schendel 10 Saerock 113 totwi. 64. Sixth— { Wenze! 16, Fischer genc_ Forster 18, Bruns 9, . & F ; total, 71. Tne conciud ng event was a handicap merchandis - tournament for fifteen prizes. consisting of various articles. Twenty | birds. The score« were as follow | _Secrateh team—Edgar Forster 16, Haight 13, Webb 19, Nuuman 18, Goicher 17, Bruns 17, Fischer 1 2w 13, Fishbeck 18, Wenzel 16, Bekeart 13 McRae 19. Fo.lowing used both barreis, second counting half—Neustadter 19, Mill~r 13, Karney 16 Caiville 1313, Mur- dock 102 ant 17, K evesahl 12, Hauer 10}2., Freemsu 1315 ne Forster 14, Tambell’7, Merguire 13~ Following used both barrels, second couuting one—Clabrough 9, Price 18, Carr 17, Ostrander 1 e BIG SCORING AT CRICKET. 1 Over Four Hundred and ¥ifty Runs Made at Golden Gate. The high-water mark in cricket run- | getting, so far as one-day local matches are concerned, was reached yestarday at Golden Gate in the match between the Pacific and Bohemian clubs. The Pacifics went in first, and with a | loss of seven wickets put up 231 rurs, | Dickinson, Myers, Seweil and G. Theo- i bald ail scoring heavily. The inning was | called at this point, Captain Dickinson naturally judging the total ample for vic- | tory. But the opposine_chief, Sloman, | upset this theory by carrying his bat for a | perfectly played 114, and was so well aided that when stumps were drawn the score registered 222 for five wickets. So the match resulted in a draw after a really in- teresting fight. The scores; | 1. Myers, c. Reeves, b. 51 | K. F’ Musson, b. Price 5 | F. Sewell, c. Sloman, b. Reeves 45 | | 3. McGaw, c. McCrae, b_Aitken. [ | A. Dickinson, c. sub, b. Sloman. 50 | | J. Wiseman, ©. Reeves. : 0| | I Theoba d, c. Pu Iman, b. Aitken 36 | H. C. Casidy, not out wean 23 | 3."H. Harbour, not out... 16 | T. 3. A. seitismann) % 0 J.J. Theobald....., jaid Dot katy - 0 Extias. 5 Total for 7 wickets 281 | BOHEMIANS. | E. G. Sloman, not out 114 | J McLean, c. and b. Sewell . Al A “Price. b. Harbour... 28 | E. L. Randall, c¢. sub, b. Harbour. z Iw. fusson. b. Harbour w18 W. McCrae, b, Harbour. 1 k. Altken, not out.. 8| | W. Macindoe) < v 2 Eullvan .1 aia ot bn({ 9 0 Extras. 7 Total for 5 wickets. . I € - —— N HOTEL | s Lewis, s J D Berry, sac | ‘A Conrad, Sac T buvis, Sac. F Spratt, Or J E Qillen, Pleasanton J Wilinws, Oakland W D C.ausen, US N Dr Summerfield,St Rosa Miss M Banngarden, Osk- r Keane, :an Mateo land C Cowan & w, Oukland J G Scott, Brentwood C Marsuall, ~eattie Bryan:, ~hasta I S Hericks, Whatcom R 3 Higgins, St Louls C 0 Vg Seattie Selvy. r.ngland H C Plby. Engiand C Baker & w, San Jose BALDWIN HOTEL. H \ Kuo el. Kentucky LrJ A Lewis & w, Nev Dr F J Belliel, Cat C ¢ Pennock, Colorado © Cosper & w. Stockton J J Laventhal. Los Angs G W Meyer, Mcdesio F W Lange, Oskland | M El¥s. Uakland D L Fosco, Sausnlito | M J R Jackson, Fresno Mrs M Joues, Oakda'e © 0 Cushman, Chicago W F 0'Donnel, Vallejo C H Sterilug, San Katael Wm Downey & s, Cal S Hill, El Doravo F Wisivell, Penn | Wm \iright, « hio W D bavis, irinity D J Davis, Shcto Mrs Eiter, N ¥ F N Meyers, Los Ang. PALACE HOTXL R B Teefy, Stockton - J D Sargent, Winchester A C Keeny,w & ch. € 0lo G G » sckay, N Y W A Stephens, Denver W A Fuilsh, Denver | S N Johnsou, San Jose Mrs W A Siephens, Colo H R Piate,Stuniord W Nettleton. Cai 8 H Kaeicher, Po.tsville B & Kaechor, Phiia ¥ L Denn;, Wash S H Westfall, Sacto K B ash Mis s H Wes. fall nr, Seattle Mrs J Harrls, ¢ anada Tis, Canada Gordon Harris, Chesier Harrls, Canada W L Hlerce, ~an J W Sefton, San Dicgo W R Guy, seattlo MrsJ Wienon Cat MisW KG Miss Kip, New Jersey Miss Howell, N J G W G Kip, New Jersey E L Kip, Mew Jersey C A Kip, ~new Jersey COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. D D Fowler, Los Angeles G }ahey, Sonora Miss Curtin, Nonora E Welman, Carlsbad TJ Wiiten, Visatia J W Donovan, Ariz J M Hoback, Portland Mrs Nipper, lowa B Farmer, Fresno Mrs Farmer, Fresno © Kollinson. Poriland € Cooper, Portiand J Monigomery. Portland W H. nderson. U LSteele, w& s, Tracy € Winship & d, Grand Is H R Eerry, Vialia T L P-el, Los Angeles J Grant, OF W Whicney, Berkeley CW Joues, w&s, Ryde T H Perry, Eureks Mr R binson & w. Amdr J & Jacobs, Nev W Grinse, Ferndale A Aggeler. Ferndale " Kiernan, Sacramento Mrs Henderville, Danvl T Pugtess n, Hollis er J 1 ogers & w, Benicia W A Harris U s N 0 Jackson, Coyote J Franklin, Bakersfleld GRAND © M Rowell, Fresno | S C Phipps, Irvington A Waison, Napa Mrs N K P D Lewl . C Ashb Mrs J C Buuler & s, Cal I'J Kiley « w, Sau Jose H Tiion, Seattie V P Keppel, N Y J D Ludwig, Lal ¥ E Dunlap, Stock:on H N Hanson, Cal ¥ M Hoen, ~acto Miss E Cady, Cal W W Broughton, Cal S Beach, N ¥ J K ko, Redding Miss Musto, S.ccaton W b M:Kenny, Cal 3 Frauxenbeimer, Cal T C Gibbons, Siockton W Bruce, Chicago P e Dutch military cyciing volunteers have to pass a real exaumination betore they are accepted for the maneuvers, but when passed thev get five florins a day, first- class traveling fare, and are lodged as officers at the expense oi the State. HOTEL. R B Cullahan.Stockton H A Morris & w, Cal J Hodopp, isleion L i Cox, Seattle ¥ A Joaes, Portiand J Buuer, Portland 3 Barpst, Arcuda W K Davis & w, Cal C B Blethen, Seattle J B Gartield, Merced S Gardmine, Moscow M Elberx, J F M:ler, Cal W J Hill, Salinas W H Buckley. Martinez 4 D Plaio, hodesto Ifiss L Burress, Sacto P Musio & w, ~tockion J A Loutil, Stock on ECIAL NOTICES, MRS S E. MCLEOD, PSYCHO-1 HERA- peutic magnetic healer. 521 kiiis, 9 to 8. B2 JOR RENI-S LARGE CON.. CTING rooms. size 36x36 each, ou_the second tloor in the Pioueer building. x4 KFourth suitavle Ploneer place. B2 JL0Y BUSINKSS CARDS PRINTED, $150: wedding wors. HILL, 2216 Geary. @ TUKKISH CABINKET BATHS FOR gents and ludies. k.11, 12045 Geary st. BAD TENANTS KD FOR s4: collections made: aty or country. fic Collection Co.. 415 Montey sr.. room 6: tel. b5SO. for c.ubrooms or busiuess purposes. Appiy ut 5 | Y OUNG GERMAN GIRL OF s MEETING NOTICES. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa, GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY No. 16, K. T., Goiden Gate build- iz, 625 Sutter s.—Stated assembly Tals « VENING at 8 o'clock. All fraters are courteously invited JONATHAN M. PEEL, Em. Ccm. W ILLIAM T. FONDA. Recorder. SAN FRANCI-CO CHAPTER No. 1. _Royal ‘ich Masons, meets C M. E. M. THIS NI Busine: and R. A. degrees. H. G. PRINCE, Sec. OCCIDENTAL LOLGE F._and A. M. ied meeting_ fcr THI< (MONDAY) EVENING at o'clock. First degree. By orderofthe W. M. EDW. F. DELGER, tec. KING SOLOMON'S LODGE NO. 260, F. and A. M., cor. Geary and sSteiner sts. —Third degree 1THIS (MON- DAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. By / crder of the Master. HARnY BAEHR, Sec. CALIFOKNIA LODGE NO. o 1, L 0. . F.—All me mbers are : enrnestly reques . d 10 be present ar ZHBSS mreting ou M INDAY EVENING, AUg_16. AU P. M. sharp, oo which occasion Excel: sior Degree Loige No. 2 wiil confer th: second and third dezrees. P. J. MILLET, N. G. J.R. WiLLiaMs R. S, 0. 22, BEF EXGELSIOR DEGREE Lodge No. 2, 1. 0. 0. F.—Regu- lar meeting THIS & ING. Second =23 aegree will be conferred. I A. K. KINGSFORD, D. M. FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED. FIRST-CLALS COOK. WITH REFERENCES, desires situation. J. F. CK.SETT & CO., 18 Sutter at. IRST-CLASS SWFEDISH LAUNDRESS AND chambermaid desires situa | n. best reference; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter. TANTED — BY A WIDOW, PLACE ON 1anch as working housekeeper: good ook, laundress, milker and experienced butier-maker; best city reference. Address 1. V. C., 942 Minna JEXPERIENC. D GIKL WISHES SITUA1ION 16 small family 10 do general housework : good reference if required. Please ca | at 3550 Twen- ty-second st. OUNG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HO! SE- keeper for bacheior or widower, or will do plain mending. 106 Fourth st., r. % MISSIUN — SUBSUKIPTIONS AND Waug ads tacen ior | Ha CALL 2526 MALE SITUATIONS WANTED. HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best heip. 41415 U'Farrei. Tel K. 426, HINESE & JAPAksk: n1'D 20 YEARS: helpitel. muin 1997 BRA LLEY & C...640 Clay HUNTER & Co. CHINESE AND JAPANLESE emp. oflice, 61415 California st., tel. main 231. APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUakEAU, 709 eary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. APANESE NEAT BOY WANTS PLACE TO do light housework. GEORGE, 539 - tevenson. ESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE WANT situations: man good on a rauch: a good gar- dener; can tuke ca:e of horses and COWs; WifeIs & good cook and housekeeper. Apply Ranch, box 14, Call Ottice, ESPECTABLE SWISS OF 18 D FSIRES ANY posliion in & private family, hotel or resiau- rant; is willing 0 do any job arouud the huuse, milk coxs «rattend horses. Call or address H., 632 Castro TOUNG MAN DESIROUS OF BECOMING A ¢ity drummer or coliector. had some experi- 'sL_0f reierences; bond if required; small wages Lo begin. J. C.. box 41, Call. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued. OUNG GIRL—UPSTAIRS WORK. WAIT on table and plai.: sewing. 67 Minna st. OUNG GIRL FOR HOUSKWORK AND cooking: wages $12. 2211 Devisadero st. ANTED--BY SINGLE GKNTLEMAN IN Oaklund suburbs, married couple without children; man sccustomed Lo horses, wife Lo take ‘are of house, cook And Wwash: wWa¢es nut to ex- ceed §25 per month. A. B. C., box 142, Call Office. BUSINESS CHANCES. R e TORNER WINE ANL 1IQUOR STORE; choicest location, Western Addition: larze bar and samity trade; actual value $140): must sac- rifice: owner leaviug for New York. WILKE, 758 Market s> VIRL—GENERAL HOUSEWCRK AND COOK- ing: $15. Apply 740 Castro si. IRL—GENERAL HOUSKWORK: GERMAN or Swedish preferred. 1624 Geary st. 7 ANTED—A COMPET. eral housework. JANTED—NORTH GERMAN GIRL FOR ups airs work an . to artist with children. Ap- PIy 8t 1602 Fell st. UTTER AND FITTER ON LADIES’ DRESS- es and shirtwaists: must be quic< and compe- tent; no others need apoiy; state ull particula:s. G. B. F., box 79, Call Office. OUNG GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. 4600 Eighteentn st., 6 blocks west of Castro. W ANIED — RESPECTABLE = GIRL woman in ¢ining-room 438 Third st. I GIRL FOR GE. Apply at 401 Buchanan st. V OR NTED— FIRST-CLASS PAINTER TO cottase and lot or lot and pay in work. 646 Market st. =) MACHINE WOOD WORKEKS WANTED 500 on Tuesday night avguse 17, 8 o'clock. 1159 Mission st., upstairs. RBEKS ASSOCIATION FLEE EMPLOY- BAmenl. Office. S FUCHS, Sec’y, 323 Graat ave. KANUH U £ 1CE OF 1HE CALL, 167 NINTH Bradwisies and subscriptions taKen. . established 18 years: doing im- { hrense business: ve.y cholcest location: stock in- Yoice about $7000; horse, wagons: this gilicdge | property musi be' sold: 'owner seriously sick feuse on builaing; $60. deposi. on lease required: no triflers neea ts apply: fa lest Investizailon given. Address WILKF, 733 Market st. w0~ () SALOON: CLOSE TO CALL AND &a:;.’)o. F xaminer bnll(ll‘:x(s: J2pen day and night; large steady busiuess; firsi-class customers: Tent only $50. Apply to WILKE, 783 Marke. $9.000 CORNER GROCERY AND B.g; { RECRUITS W ANTED FOR THE UNITED 5 United Siates navy: States marine corps, Onl Tt able bodied, unmarried men, between U 2 3 who are Citizens of the United | B e o have leguily declared thele States, or those who intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and abie (0 speak. read and write KEnglish, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Kilis st., an Francisco, Cal. LARKIN—BKANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. 61 WANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. Apply immediately at Cali- fornia Canneries Compaiy, Brannan si., between Third ard Fourth. EARN DRESSWAKING AND MILLINERY At the oniy school receiving the w0.d medal; patterns Lo order 25¢c. McDOW KLL'S, 103 Post st. «)7 MONITGWOMERY CO ER UF CLAY— 2T Upen ‘wniht 9:30 oclock: branch odice ot ibe Call: subscriptions and waui sds. taken. W ANIED_GET vOUR aulm-:ysounlx,,lxybg‘;r? your feet at the same price I - made ones, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 and ¥5, at 562 Mission st., bet. Firsc and Seconl. 7¢)~ mUNTGUMEKRY ol., BRAANCH UFFICE 2T VWAL Wadi s wisd vuvscriptions taken. 3 THREE STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR; ) ance sae; fine assortmen. of men’s DOy youths’ and children’s shoes sacririced at actual cost prices. 767 Market s ., opp. Pueian buildiog. F. DRess-CLT S [ING SUHO L — FRENCH - tailoring taughi : $1week. 916 Marker, r. 19. {MPLOYMENT UF; IL‘L——,\AK; LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (iel. Main 538-), furnishes best help of all pation ities. TERMAN GiRL COMPETENT COOK, DE- Sires a situation in an American family: best of riference: not under $35: city OF COUDITY. G. 0., Dox 86, Ca | ( flice. 1 AKE CARE OF can milk: Address A. ITCATION WANTED TO horses and garden: good driver: handy with 100ls: best of references. T AND RESPECTABLE; 44 Third st. near Market: 25¢ 10 $1 50 per night: $1 60 (0 5 Per Week: ires ‘bos sud Lasgags 10 and wom terry. 30(] PAIRS—ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S shoes: been s.i-htly demoged: au less than one-fourth their vaiue: fiom ubc to §2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. up to $1 25, 562 Mission st., tet. Jst and zd. M., box 46, this office. (GALDENER: MIDDLE-AGED SINGLE MAN would like & pince in’ private family. Ad- dress I O. v, box 77, Call RESEECTABLE MIDDLEAGED WOMAN wistes situation as general housekeeper; good cook: no okjec ion to children or an invalid.” Call 271 Fourth st. Yul'.\u‘uvmn WISHES SITUAL N TO DO genersl hou ; city or country. %6 Riu- gold st.. oft »inth. bet. Folxom and Harrsc . YVERMAN GIRE WISHES POSITION IN A G Small tamily do a0 ii ht nousewors: refer- ences if necessary. 437 | hirteenth st JIDERLY PROTF WOMAN WISHES place 10 do housework in small family; good plain cook 1559 Fif teenth st. REs ABL- GERMAN WOMAN WANTS any kind of work by ihe day. Call or sddress 221314 Msson st. ERMAN WOMAN general housework. Ness and Polk. FOR COOKING AND 120 lvy ave, bet. Van UTLER WIs5 1ES SITUATION IN PRI- vaie family; best of references. Call or ad- dress MILTON, 126 O' Farrell st. OSITION AS FIREMAN . steady man: expe:ienced Address W. B., San Pabio, U "OUNG MARRIED MAN WOULD LIKE work of any kind in wnolesale house; 20 years® experievce in this city: is good bookkeeper or shipping clerk: will do clerk sna porter work; best city references. Clerk, box 39, Call. WANTED BY good references. 7OUXG MAN OF B S ABILITY DE. sires position as clerk, salesman or traveler; no objection Lo country. Address A. Y., 2% Lom= bard st. W ANTED—POSITION AS DRIVER FOR DE livery-wagon in wholessle or retail grocery- store by sober and experienced Swedish man: uc- quainted n city. Call or aadress AUG. B. JOHN- SON, 226 Teuth st. 7OUNG GIRL learu dre.smakin - G Pprefers 1o sleep at home. WISHES SITUATION 10 Call 32815 7Tenth st IRL 16 YEArS WISHES A SITUATION TO do light housework uud assist with children; 4UB3 Howard si. (\UMPETENT GIRL DESIRES SITUATION to do cooking and housework; reference. D. J., box 183, Cail office. TOUNG WIDOW FROM THE COUNTRY wishes posicion as housekeeper. Call 131 Fourth st, room 3. RESPECTABLE MAN AND WIKE WANT situations; man good on a ranch: a good gar- dener; cau take care of horses aud cows: wife is A kood cook and housekeeper. Appiy Ranch, box 14, Call Uftice. MANAND WIFE, NO ¢HILDREN, EXPLRI enced in handiinz and care of fruit, waut posi- tion on small ranch. "W P.. box 124, Call. JXPrRI ACCOUNTANT: GOUD PENMAN; will keep tooks, correspond and do other office work by the hour. day or mouth; reasonab.e; ret- ereuces. B. K., box 19, Call JWEDISH LADY WISHES SITUATION AS dressmaker or ialloress. MRS. W. JOHN- SON, 504 Third st. 1 SILVERWARE MAN WANTS SITUA- tion; wholesale or retall; references. Ad- 6001([.\7 OR small fanuly. NERAL HOUSEWORK IN Call 270 Jessie st., near Fourth. ADY WISHEs POSITION 15 HOU i keeper. city or conutry: call from 10 4 X. 0 97 s 2023 Stockion st’, rovn 10. dress M., box 51, Call. RESPECTABLE YOUNG BOY LLVING WITH parents wishes & position in Krocery-siore, or arive wagon. Apply 144 Fiiih st room 6. UPT. OR MANAGER ' F STOCK OR GRAIN VOMPETENT GIKL WisHEs SITUATION J 10 do housework and cooklng. Please call 227 Hayes st. STEADY YOUNG GEXMAN GIKL WISHES 0 assi.. in light housework and children. 1243 Mission st. V ity TOLAN WANTS (HAMBERWOKK AND washing or general housework in & small fam- 108 A utoma st. l'uv.'n;}; RISIAN LADY OF EXPERIENCE as a housexcejer wunts a place; will do plain | mendiug: no objection to short distance in coun- 1hooms 10 aud 11, 122 Post st. iry. Y QUNG, ERENCH LADY, HAVING sKV- eral years' experlence as housekeeper, wants a place: lodging house or bachelor’s home pre- feired. R 1, 223 Posi st ranch: firs.-class Cal.reference. k., box 165,Cal . Y2UNG MAN WANTS SITUATION: ANY kiud f work: citv or .country: understands horses and garden; furnish recrence. A.dress J. A. MACDUNALD, 214 Taird st. CITUATION AS C OACHMAN IN A PRIVATE ¢ place: can milk and do general work; refer- encis given. Loachman, box 93, Call. ANTED —T0 DO GENERAL HOUSE- work; g00d washer; can also clean car) ets slso gardening and painting; good recommenda: vons. F. H. MUKKAY, room 5, Colton House, 220 Third st (JARDENER, GENERALLY USEFUL: U ¥ derstands care of horses; can milk: mo | erate wages. Address 674 Six.eenth st., East Uakland. MARKEL SI.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 118 CaLL: want uds and subscriptinns taken. (OLPRED GIRL WISHES SITUATION T0 take care of children or assistwith house- leep heme. G. H. B., box 99, Call. worl Y QMAN, GOOD LAUNDRESS AND HOUSE- cleaner, wishes to go out by the day. Call at 501 Leavenwortn st |5 Y, SUBER, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN, 5 chance to finish trade in carriage painishop has had_considerable experience as rough huud; small wages accepted. 1309 Castro st. TOUNG LADY booih at siechanics’ Ca.l Oftice. WIisH S Fair. POSITION IN Address box 20, JOSITION WANTED; HOUSEKKLEPER; BY young Ger nin lad ,‘for & respeciable gentie- man, or take care invalic. 150 Fouith st., room 9. Y QUG WOMAN WANTSSITUATION T0 DO chamberwork in firs.-c.uss 1.0zel; country pre- feireq. Cull or address 1409 Bush st. NTELLIGENT TxUSEWORTHY WIDOW desires position, working housekeeper, care of invalid, iraveling companion, or any position of trust; city or couulry. Calior address 400 Leav- enworth st ESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, SWISs, speaking kreich uud German. x00d seame sLress, wants a position 4s nurse for giown chil- dren or upstairs wurk in an American fumily; city reterences. L.l or address 652 Castro s.. JTUATION BY EXPERIENCED WOMAX €00k in sawmlll, .0gging or mining cam; , or for wen on rauch. Address A., 1121 Howard st 615 LARKINCBLANGIL OFFICE OF THE O CALL: subscrintions &n. want ads teken. ‘ JINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms x5 0 3160 per : 41 50 10 $6 per week; convenlent and resp dree bus und vacgave 4 1rom 1be terry MARKE® ~1 SBRANCIL OFFICE OF 1HE CALL: wa 1t ad § Fuoscripiions taken. MALE HELP WANTED. W ANTED-COOK FOR *MALL COUNTRY hotel, $35; cook pluin resiaurant, $45: sec- ond cook, $6 a wewk; waiter, plain hotel, $25: hiri iruner, firsi-ciass laundry, $40; Frenchmsn for wine ceilar, $25. f.uua, eic. ANDER’s, 308 ~tock on st. UL OF UNCALLED-r OR SHOES FROM 25C 7t W o odku v o L WALES Dk LABUK- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. 339 haxes —braa.d UOFFICE OF 339 2 G icnibiions ane waas aus aken. TANTED_MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools. posivons furnished: 3 weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, MNE MEN'S CALF SHOES, §175: TO OK- der, $2 50; hait-suling, 25¢ up. 959 Howard. " TO SELL OR E ou want a pare- arket st TOTICE—IF YOU WAN change your business. or If Der, see STRAND & LO., 1052 T PARTNER WANTED IN MANU- $350. faciurins busness. SIRAND & €O, 1032 Market st. ANCH OF 80 ACRES—WILL E R auy business. SIKAND & Ct ket st. s )= SALOON: MOST PROMINENT AND $‘~Z’). bes: known place opposite the ferry; finely fitted and well stocked: owner here b years and making money, but wishes (o retire; investl- gatethis STENBEKG & CO., 632 Murket st 21 () PARINER WANTEDIN G $150. 55 busine s estubiishet wili clear $75 per month to eac; duties easily learned. no night work. HEALY, 917 Market si. i~ STEADY PARTY FOR PORK STORE; &A . city. Business Exchange, 2412 1hrdse® RESTAURANT, OYS- Market and Taylor: £0od ANLERSON & ELKGANT . ter parlors; ive sacrifice. €U, 777 Murket st. . ) SECUREs 14 INTEREST IN FIN. ofl\] 000 o creamery and lunch psriorsin city fivoices $5000 WIASTON & CO., 646 Murket st PARTNER IR IN RESTAURANT: $ZOU. man not atraid of work: this is a good chance. Apply to B. CUsKAN, 268 Minuas . NOR SALE—ELEGANT PLACK FOR SALOON or restaurant: a!l reaay for use ur owa price; call immediately 12 Wasuiogion st SSEN STORE 1134 { (100D CHANCE — DELICA G 96r ‘sale: ‘nice_living-rooms attached. Golden Gate ave., 10 10 12 A. M. {OR SALE—ONE-HALF EREST IN THE old established Dyeinz and Cleaniog Estabiish- ment of $29 Fulsom 8t ; 1o agents. PEN TO-DAY (7 A. M. TO-DAY)—6 COOKS: 8 waiters: 4 dishwasuer<: 3 kitchen-hands: tai- lor: buy for ciiy store; bakery boy. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. (QREN LC-DAY (7 A. M. TO.DAY)—3 BLACK- smiths and hrseshoers, $40 und found, for raches; 2 brickmo der-, $2 60 a day: 8 milkers, $20: cheesemaxer, $30. MURRAY & READY, v34'and 636 Clay st. (QBENTO-DAY (TA.M TO-DAY)=WOODCHOP- ers; woudchoppers: we want 16 men, $2 60 cord: tiemukers: tiomakers: we want 20 men. Sc eas 04 boxbolt makers: vineyard foreman, $4.; veg-iabe gardener, $20. MU KAY & REAUY, 634 und 636 Clay st. Q5L TO-Day (7 A M. TU-DAY); WE WANT 50 fruit pickers, min or boys can' do this job, als) work packing-houses, drying-1o etc , 25 pe: month, 10und, we ship this Sunday afte: 100 30 furmers, orchnrd und vineyard hands, $26, #.5,820; 4 hiay ba ers, 15 per ton: 3 cuorebo.s. 310, 12 MURKAY & REaDY, 634-636 « luy st. PEN [0-DAY (7 A. M.TO-DAY): WE WANT 6 teamsti rs for city work. £1 70 day: 10 labor- ers, city work, §1 60 day. MURKAY & KEADY, 634-66 Clay st. AILROAD WORK: WE WANT 50 MEN, teamsters, laborers, etc.; free fure, free fare. MUKRRAY & READY, 834-638 Clay st. UMBER YARDS—WE WANT 10 MEN TO handle lumber in & city yard. $1 75 o day. MURRAY & READY, 634 aud 6.6 C JRULFPACKERS! FRUIT-PACKERS — Wi want 30 men to-day. $28 and foun i: also 10 ickers for ~onoma Couniy. MURRAY & KADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. — LEANCH UFFICKE O sUbSCIIpLios Bud wanc ads T o T UHE Cali; taken. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE- iow Sixih, for a room: z5¢ a night: $1 a week. [ ADLES SHOLS, tOLING, sSc; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st bet. 13t and 2d. 5 BANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL 167 NINTH 5 st want ads and sauscripiions taken. NEY WALLO LODGING-HOUSE, 763 Mi~ 800 st..bet. 34 and 4th—Single room « per night, 10¢ to 8Uc: per week, 70c to c1al attention to morning calis; open all night- Y 1xCiEsTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD sI., NR Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; iree 'bus and baggage o nd ifom the ferry. . SLMON WANTS 100 MEN 10 GET BOTLLE [U, beeror wine 5c; vest iree iunch. 643 Clay. OOMS, 156 10 580 PEK N1G HT: bus 40 3L 00 e week. Orfental, 225 Drumm st [ ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know that Ed Kolkin, leno House proprie- tor. stll runs Denver Honse, 17 Third et.: i34 iarge rooms; 5c per night: $1 10 $3 per weeic. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS TO HANDLE COSMETICS OF SU- ‘\ perior exceilence. MRS. BUTLER, 1170 Market st., over Maze, GENTS AND ADVERTISING ~01LICI10RS snould see the inducements we have to offer. PUNNETT BROS., 625 Missioa st. PEN T -DAY (7 A. M. TO-DAY)—WE WANT 6 more men, WArF.ed or single, to WoOrk in a lumber-yard, $1 75 to $2day: 60 labore:s and eamsters for city and country jobs, 81 75, $1 50, $150 per_day, and $26 per month and found. MURKAY & READY, 634 anu 656 Clay st. M. A MILLEK, THF COOK, PLEASE CALL € R HANSEN & CO. 108 Geary st. MILEEE, 20 AND FuUSD: vian or German jarmer. $20: can milk, 315. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. JXPERIENCED HOTEL _ BUICHE 4 French or German preferred; $60. C. HANSEN & C0.. 108 Geary st. LEKK FOR A COMMEKCIAL SCANDINA- choreboy who HOTKL, J country. one acquainied wiih the Califora traveling publle. C. K. HANSEN & CU., 108 Genry st RY RESTAURANT, $50; COOIK. , restzurunt. $10 a ; secoud ranch ccok, $15: 2 walters, couutry C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 TIATP IBONER RUN TYLER MAGHINE $40 and found and free fare, C.R. HAN & CO,, 108 Guary st MALE HELP WANTED. CH AND IRISH SKCOND 6 cooks, German style, GEBRMAN, FR girls, $20; nurse, 825 ana $30; French. 2 waliresses. hotel ani restaurant, $20; girls for housework, San Rafael $:6, Keawocd City §20 and $25, Willows $25. Palo Alto $25, Keswic< 220, Independence #20,and a large number of gir's to fill city situutions. J. F. CRUSETT & (0., 316 Sutter st. OOK, $85: SECOND GIKL, §25; NURS $20; 12 houseworx girls, city and country $20 and §25: 6 young girls, assist, $10 to §15. MISS CULLEN, 3238 Sutier. FINED GERMAN WORKING HOUSE keeper; $25; widower's family. MISSCU 1TrNTION, LADI-S — FIRST-CLASS dressmaser would like evening work at home: cuuing and fitti $3 50 & suil. Commuuica e with M. k., 3983 Twenty-fourth st., who will call oo you in the evening, TRONG GERMAN GTRL WISHES POSITION Iu country or city: COOKIng or eeneral house- work; three years in this country; speaks good Euglis. A. J., room 38, new auantic Hotel, 207 Monigomery ave. DXPE/IENUED YOUNG LADY, talker, wants position during fair. box 19 Cal. uttice. GOOD FOunsT, LEN, 23 Sutte: REFISED GRRMAN NUBSERY GOVERN- eas: child 5 years old: $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter. (GEBMAN SEAMSIRESS AND CHAMBER- Amald, $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 ru ter. JURSE: SLEEP HOME, $15. MISS CULLEN, AN Tz sutter s . TKAT YOUNG GIRL, $10. MISS CULLEN, 323 Suuter. ERMAN COOK, 835; SKCOND GIKL. SAMK house, $20. C. k. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. RUSTWORTEY YOUNG LADY WOULD iike a situatiou as cashier or usistant in store or office; resides wi h parents; references; wages seco dary. 256 Mission st. (WEDISH WOMAN WISHES SITUATION washing, ironing or housecienning, ~ho:weil a.d Twenty-eizhth. 1IRL WISHES POSITION TO DO COUKING and geuerul Dousework in an American family. Addiess M. C., box 11, Call office, Oakland, VEKMAN GIRL OF S\ ME EXPKKIENCE desires a housekeeper’s place: Summer resort or widower's howe pr ferred. Koom ¥, .07 Post. S ECOND GIRL. COUNIRY PLACE, WilH references, $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. $: WAITRESS, COUN- try, $26 and room: 2 waitresses to 2o north, $:0 And rom; 4 waltress-s, City. $ 4 weex; 4 chambermaids aud wait some, $15 and roow; girl, ki.chen work and assist some. $15 and room; 4 waitresses, cily. $20 and room; waitress, country, $20 aud room: ranch cook, $20; waitress and wash napkins, $20 aud room: 6 waitresses, city, #15 and room, smail places: 2 WailTesses, $& a week: mother and uaughter, 1ight work, $2! d room 2 waltresses, Oukland. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marxet si. Y QU .6 FASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE A housekeeper 8 josition; no objection to snorc distance in country. Room 3, 995 Market st. Yov\u“uusfiun TADY DESIRES A working housekeeper’s place: country hotel or widower's home preferred Room %, 223 Post. W ALLRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $25, CALL early; cook, boa.ding-house, near city, 830 restaurant wailress, $6 8 week: wal ress, Sumal; note, §15; 6 waliresses, arm work. 84 und $3:1 girl tor Alameda $20; ranch cooc, $25, sce purty Deie; 18 girls, housework, $15 and $20. C. K. HARNSEN & CU,, 108 Geary st. OMPETENI CULORED GIRL WOULD LIKE situation as nurse or comjanion. Address »56 Nineteenth st., Cakiand. JERMAN OR SWEDiL H GiRL, PHYSI- cluu's family, $20. MARTIN & C ... 749 Y QUG LADY (STRANGER) DAsIKES A housekeeper’s place; bache'or's or widower's home preferred. 120%; Geary st., room 2. TOUNG GIRI, J FEOM THE EAST, D sires to scure a lucrative housekeeper's plac bachelor's or widowers home preferred. 821 Mission st., room 5. . OMPETSNT BOOKKErPER WANTS A posiiion: wages reasonable; good references, Address B. H., box 159, Call. Market st. W AITRESS Fuk NEVADA, $25 AND ROOM, fare advanced. MARTIN & CV., 749 Market. VOUK, GERMAN STYLE $30 AND ROUM. /MAKTL. & CU.. 749 Market st \Y AN1ED_FRENCH OR GERMAN COOK, $40: Scaudinnvian coox, $35: German nur- Sery goveruess, $25: Frend b second girl, $20; Ger- man secoud irl aud sewing, $.U: vaitress, nice restuurant, $8 a week: gicls for light housework und assist.” LEOS ANDRE, 308 stocktou st. ss or Italian cook, $30; | \ 7 ANTED—BLACK~MITH, FUR COUNIRY shop steady job. $55 a month: driver for mulk-wugon, ref. ren.es, $35 and found; 20 wood- choppers, iolig_joo, 21 25 a cord; 30_laborers for ruilroad, ship Monday, call early, §1 50 a day, free fare: cook wnd wife, near ciiy, 850 and found; German boy .0 learn bar-tending. near city, see employer her:, $15 and 10und; farmers, teamsiers, 03, waiters. dishwashers, etc. W. D, EWER & GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeguard; S1: also tonic specific_for all fewule troublws: for home use. DK. AND MES. Wi G , 526 1 ddy st GEN1S—BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameied slgn or universal signvoard; will have a tremendous sale: notning like Ii: secure sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and Mig. Co., 409 ~snchez st.. San Franclsco. BOARDING WANTED. UNNY SUITES AND BATH, WiTH GOOD board, city or Oakland, for man and wife and baby § months; state termis. G. W. W., box 4, Cail., MISCELLANEOUS. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CANT- off ¢io hing bought. Add. COLFMAN. 41 Third. FURNITURE FOR SALE. SIUVES LAKPTS COUN- JrusnITORE ANDERSON, 1121 Market, ters, showcases OUSEHOLD KANGES Abk THE Biasl JOHN ¥. MEY KRS CO.. 947 Market st. FURNITURE WANTED. JEW STORE;: NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST prices. SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Market: postal. Co. REMOVED 10 19 est prices paid: NDIANA AUCIION Monigomery st.: hi CO., 6:6 Clay st. W ANIED — DRIVER FOR A DELIVERY- wagon in city: references: sng e man: 835 and found. W.'D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay. st. DISHWASHERS, #4 A WEKK: 2 DISH. washers, $3 50 a week: dishwasher, 85 a week: dishwasher, 86 2 weck; dishwasher, $2: dishwasber, $25 a'd room; 3 Kitchen helpers, $10 and room: 3 potwashets: 3 young men for board: ing-houses, $12 aud room; dishwasner, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 15 WILL BUY THE HANDSOMEST, BEST $ O bred buil terrier 0.1 tha coasi; 9 lonths od: noplace (0 keep him: worth $50. At N. Y. Stables, Sixch and Je ssie sts. ACCOUNT OF RET!'R<MENT FROM business, siock of lndies’ elegant dresses at less than one-fourth cos:. 1231a Market st. (COUK; $8 A WEEK: COUK, 80 A WEE brofier, $9 a week: broiler. $60: third cook, £30; night cook, small place, $6 a week: 3 cooks' he pers, $5 and #6 & week: cOok, Couniry, $45 aud room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st UNCH COUNTER MAN, $10 A WEEK; call early. MAKTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. 3 WAITER., SMALL PLACES, 8303 3 YOUNG O men to assist wailing, e c.. $15; 3 luncn walt- ers. MARLIN & CO., 749 Market. AITER, $40; 56 WAITERS, $25 A XD ROOM, city and country: 4 waiters, $5 and $6 a week. MARJIIN & CO., 749 Mark. §, OUNG MAN ¥OR Bar AND OYSTER work. MARTIN & (0., 749 Market st. FAMILY COW. APPLY 619 TWENTY. eighth, near Diamond $10 “IAL HIGH-GRADE '95 WHEEL at a sacrifice. Addsess Bargain, for sal B, box 113, Call. FQr SALE _SET oF VENTRILLQUIST figures. Call at 911 Filbert st. fOR SALE CHEAP—ONE FRESH MILCH cow. Apply 925 Branuan st. clean,quiet: spe- | ""AII‘;\BLE INVENTION FOR SALE: USEe ful in every family; big piofits for canvassers Address G.. box 39 $200. Howard st. RYSTAURAN PER; day trade: cheap. Business Exchange, 24%3 Third st. JHOEMAKER SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP; gocd business; no rent. 1802 Bush st. LD-ESTABLISHED SALOON KUK SALE, Apply WICHMAAN & LUT 0 Clay. JFOR SALE. CHEAP — RESTAURANT IN wholesale district. J., box 164, this office. ZAND CLUBROOMS, VINE s RARE BARGAIN: good location: party teaving city. 805 ARGAN CIG\R S Apply 211 Sixth st RARE CHANCE—$11,000; 84000 CASH: BAL- ance (n mor gage: lot Buxi40: large store building, 2 flats ubove: 2 5-100m cottages: grocery, stock fuil and complete; i horse, 2 wagons. har- ness, good wil, bar and fixtures, fine stock of wines, liquors, etc. ; business paying $3000 per an- nom clear. will be soul on account of departure, THOMAS'A. SMITH, 1601 Park st., Broad gauge ferry, Alameda AKERY IN LIVELY, BUILDING-UP TOWN short distance from city: good trade: rent cheap: lease. horse, wagon. b rooms: good iocality. Inquire 1228 Golden Gale ave., San Francisco. QAL FU | QALOON aND INI-HED ROUMS; 4 ncross the way from new Postoffice: reasous for selling, cannot run two places. For information apply at French liquor-store, 32 Seventh st. STORE; 2 rent choap. Call Branch { [)ELICACIES AND CANDY large windows and 4 living-room: Call or address U. M., 359 Hayes st. Uffice, $95(), EISE BUSINESS: STATIONERY, 20U, bakery. laundre, school supplies: zood location: 4 living-rooms: rent $14. Awpply Call. JMALL HOTE center of cit: formation inqoirs F2000 98, LSy 10 INVEST, WITH U services, in paying business or in starting auctios house. A. L, 1110 Pacific. 00D-PAYING HOTEL BUSINE-S; LONG- established; half interest $500; whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Horel. Petaluma. ADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH SMALLCA I~ ital (o take balf Interest in new monthiy joure nal u this city. G., box 15, Call Office 100D - PAYING RESTAURANT, WITH 8 3 fornishea rooms: ali fuil other business; | must sell. B. ©., box 37, Call Offize. 2 An() RESTAURANT IN $450. cation: | $200 cash register. WELL RECOMMENDED; very reasonable. Further in- 243 Mina st.; no agents GOOD LOCA. reot pad till Sep.ember 1; App ¥ Cail Office. FOoR =aLE CHFAP — HOUSE AND LOT, with old-established bakery business; wagon, and 2 horses. Inq ire 2. IXth st S ERMAN BAKKERY. GOOD LUCATION: horse and wagon: seiling account of sickness: reasonable. Apply Call Office. @OTH CIGAR-SIORL: FEW DOORS FROM @4 | . Market st.: beet location south 0f Mar- Fket: rent $20. 1414 Third si. $18 RESTAURANT. ACROSS THE BaY, ). for s.le; 2 living'rooms; steady board: ers. Call Otfice. RICH $7500. 575 'am 47, Call Office. | MO RENT—HOT+ LNEAR CITY; TWO LINES cars pass the door; good chance. 220 Sansome st., room 4. $2' COR * ER ~A LOON OWNER SICK; { . mustbssold. Jackson Brewery, 14.8 Mission st. ESTAURANT — $500: GOOD BUSINESS: heap rent. Inquire 398 GRAVEL MINE 1500 cash, K. YIELD M., box URTLANMD AGENCY 2115 PAFER, IN- quire iuis oflice ora: 153 ALIrd s, Portsnd, Uregon. JOR SALE—FINE THORUUGHBRED MALE Japanese puz. Address Pug, box 37, Call. W ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE ht your feet it the s made ones, from 1. 8 Mission st., bet. First and Second sts. TO me price vou buy ready- 581 "ana #5, at 503 HOP BAKER, COUNTRY, $25 AND ROOM. MARIIN & CO., 748 Market st. PURTEH, HOTEL WORK, $25 AND ROOM. MARLIN & CO.. 749 Market st. ARNESS-MAKER; CALL EARLY. TIN & CO., 749 Market st. VOLORED CUOK, $8 TO $9 A WEEK. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Mariet st. AN AND WIFE F.R RANCH. MARTIN & C ., 749 Market st. MAR- (00 BALES — ANOTHER 101 MEN'S shoes, been siightiy damagod, at less than_one-fourch their vaiue, from 25¢ to §2 50. 562 Mission st et First and ~econd. H. P. CLERK GAS K COMPLET - perfect; guaranteed. ADIES SHOES, SOLL G, 8:c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 5Uc: all repairing done at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. R. POCL, HOUSE-MUVER, DEALER SKC- « ond-hand bui.ding material, 1122-36 Mission. WAITERS, 57 A WEEK. MARTIN & CO, 749 Murket. 2 OF FEE-MILL. SCAL , HAND-TRUCK ter-prees, uesk aud safe chieap. LET- 102 Clay st. UNCH CUOK FOR SALOON, $30: CAR- riage biucksmith, $2 25 a day: washer and harness.cleaner, $30: 10 wood-choppers: Kitchen naud, $15; wait r. $15: man to dry fiss and peass. R.T. WARD & CO., 808 and 610 Clay st. OTEL CLERK, $30; PASTRY COOK, #60; short-order cook, 150. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st : OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOEN, FROM 25¢up to $1 25. 562 Mission, bet. 1st and 2d AKS, BACK BAKS, MIRRORS, SHGW cages. counters, 11noi. um, office turniture. store and otlice furniture and fixtures: new and secoud- hand, J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. S%Fuds_fin‘muil in\' NiW AND SECON D- and: all sizes; alsoa Lot of safe-deposit boxes CHARLES WALTZ 108-111 Market st, S F. VHOKE BOY, $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 SU’ tor street W ANTEL-STEADY MAN IN OFFICE AND commision business: wages $75 month: no experience nccessary; must have some cash. STKAND & L 0., 1032 Market st. EFINED YOUNG LADY WANIS HOUSE- keeper's place; city or country. 17 Steckion st., room 32. TOUNG KASTERN LADY WITH SMALL capital, out of a position, would like a business partoer. 9 Posell st, 1oom 8. MEKICAN MIDDLE-AGED WIDCW, UXN- fucumbered, wirhes position as lady’s co panion or bLousekeeper for wi.ower or bacheior; city or count.y; understanis all branch's ot bousekeeping and managing children; references. Address A. M, box 2, Call Office. (3BL FO. CHAMBERWOKK AND WAIT- X ing, plain hotel. short ais.ance from city, $20; girls 10r housework and cvoking. MUKKAY & READY, Leading kmpioyment Agcnts, 654 and 636 Clay 'st. YKEEN HANDS AND SKAMEN, SOUTH Seas, Europe, coas:. 1 ERMANN. 637 Clay. ANTED—SHORI ORDER COUK FOR COF- foe-house. =6 Sixth si. GERMAN (UUKS AT 330; 25 HOUSE- girls, $25 and $20: middle-aged women, coun- try, #25; housekeeper, $4U. MnS NORTON, 515 Sutter st. 0045, CHAMB: RMAIDE, NURSLGIRLS e Hirs e honsawark sl MRR.EHIED; 1741 s 8t. BOY TO WORK 1 2350 Fillmore st.: sle JIRST-CLASS TENOR AND BASSO:; GOOD readers; church choir. C.C., box 120, Call. {LDEKLY MAN WANTED TO DU COUKING FRUIT STORE p at home. AT OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW OF EXCEP- tional experience desires place as working housekeeper: hotel or widower's home preterred. Room 51, 1122 Market st. <OME IEXPERI- i ence wan s permanen. housekesper's place in summer resori or widower's home. koom 11, 223 Post at. HILDREN'~ DRESSMAKER, U N DER- stands remodeling, also fancy costumes, desires work in famliies: < references giveu. G.D. M., box 49, Cali. WAL RES, COUNTKY HOTEL $20. R T. WARD & Cu.. 610 Clay st "or three men: wag. s $6 a month. 512 Haight. (GRE FUR HOUSEWORK. FAMILY OF 3, wages $20: second girl, $15. 721 Kllis st AN WHO UNDEKRSTANDS NURSERY work: wages $15 mouth. 512 Haight st. Y OUNG MAN T WA IT AT TABLE: SMALL place; $20 aud found. 700 Mission st. Y WAITRESBES; $:0. HOTEL GAZeTTE, AN WILLING TO WORK; MUSI HAVE 420 Kearny st. $25. F., box 129, Call Oflice. PERATORS ON OVERALLS. LEVI| & ACTIVE MEN. CALL BET. 4ANDSP. M., ST AUSS & CO., factory 3215 Fremon. st. 836 Howard st. ANTED—-YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN lizht housework. 1217 Webs:er st ISHWA~HER WANTED, $18 A MONTH and tound. 3 Jackson st. KOTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES SITUA- tion to assist jn housework. take care invalid DIVIDEND NOTICES £, LLYIDEND NOTL E-DIVIDEND No 46 (30 cents per share) of the Hutchinson + ugar Planta jon Company will be payabie at the office of the comvany, 3x7 Market street, on and atter Friday, Augast 20, 1897. Transfer books will close Saturday, August 14. 1897, st 12 o'clock o E. b, SHELDUN, Secretary, orchildren. 1423 Fourth st. TOUNG WOMAN RECENTLY FROM EWG- for land wishes & pos.uion as housekee, bachelor or widower. 117 Eduy st., room 615 GATE Kbecrintions and want ads raien. OUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion us hovsekeeper; city or country. Call 284 O’Farrell st., roons 4-5. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE G 8L WANTED FOK LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 1512 Bucnanan W AXNTED-GERMAN _GI L ¥OR LIGHT housework. 451 Guerrero st. (FIBL_SMALL FAMILY: NO CHILDREN; wages $8; 17om 9 to 10. 416 McA lister st. 'WANTED — GIRL FUR HOUSKEWORK; wages $10. 1920 Sutter st. 5 OMPETENT GIRL FOR COOKING AND general housework. 1223 McAulister st ARBER, 2 CHAIRS, 15c SHOP FOR SALE: Iaundry office pays 'rent: price $200. Apply 325 Graui avenue, 5. FUCHS, $ W), FUR 15C. BARBER-XHOP: FAIR . business: fine location; weil furnished. pargain; off for Trinity. D., box 144, Cull Uffice. ey JEWEIER WORKMEN AT 9 LICK place, Lick House. R. BUTANNOFF. %U;"EYKLNB\HABB‘;E;‘ UNION—FRE .mploy ment Bureau, ‘ourth st., upstairs. 1 LESS, Becretary. ks CILERS ENGINES2D HAND MACHINE, MCIN IOSH & WOLPMAN, 157 Beale st Bt JSAES SHOWCASES, COUNTERS. SHELV- ing, etc., bouglit and 1068 Mission, nr. 7cn, ————————————————————— SEWING-MACHINES, LLKINDS BOCGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGE rented; repairing; lowest rates. 205 er& ———————————————————————— LOST. e REWARD WILL BE PAID Fe - $100 SurAa®, Bold and biack enamed 1lg-Rarat soliaire diamond breustvin; there i “H. W."” engrived on the bac] o WINUEL, 4 Burnict st o Fieuse addiess 1. N VAN NESS AVE. glasses. reward. PEARL Re.urn to Ballimore Hotel, r‘o’u‘x’x‘xfllk& JOLD CAMEO WATCH kOB 5 pald. L E. PHILLIPS, sos(i.'kah:n-‘;.“"ku LG TSOREYHOU \bi WHITE WITH 0% black ear. Liberal o T TREMCE gar Liberal Teward for reuurn to J. UX TERRIER DOG; N OKE BLACK TH. 06 AN -E:‘;?“' Return 1129 Folsom st.: receive re- e — FOUND. OUND—WHITE S 9 Fqum S ivy avp, D YRUUND SLOUT. 1. [ BICYCLES. ICKORY-FRAME BICYCLE cheap or exchange. 310 Goldln’flol‘:c ISV:“ l'\)UNU LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentleman partner. 9 Powel, room 8, 2d floor. Y JUNG GERVAN WICOW WISHES » GE tleman purtner; smatl capttal. 111 Geary st. JINELY FITTED UP CORNER for saie cheap. N. G., box 121, Call SALUON 1QUOR STORE CHEAP—REN ! §20, C i betcre 10 4. . a0 818 Vareno ase o CALT JALOON FOR SALE R CHEAP; free water. 1306 Mission st. HOPHOUSE FuR S.LE. APP] 4 Fourth st. R 10 RESTAURANT FUR SALE. 138 SECOND street. GouDlPAYl:\'G RESTAURANT. 821 KEAR- ny s E AND BEST IN AMERICA— 3 SLYEEK u\o(r"};LL' sent to any address lr;rllih}: United 8 ‘anada one year for $1 50, posi~ —_— LODGING-HOUSES. ROOMS, CORNER, CLEARS $100 A 16 buly. 2 3 roon:s, sunny corner. é?sz | 12 rooms’ on Gulden Gate ave.. fi 850 14 rooms, 0. Fouith st Other burgaios. H. C. DECKER, | ARGAIN part cash.. O'Furrell Sutter st.; 45 rooms; rent $75: part casn. Aud other barguins, Andcrson & Co. CARPET-CLEANING. QLY srEan CAKPE CuaDs. moves, ays ¢ Ngr. 38 and 40 ¥ igiith st \v :’Iolo'_;\ ;-klU x‘a“‘"“i!“ i:xl)]\ UsTisir Wil Wi send toSPA NU'S P C: Pet-beaiing Works. 55357 I enama at.: el S0 4k AUVANCE CARCEI-CLEANING Co., 402 Sutter; tel. Mawm 894, GEO. WALCOM, prop. JVALTS reitab ¢ carpet-cleaniug, renoviz, lter- - auon works, 413 McAallister. Tel Jessio 32L (CLEANING, o; LAYING. ples free; tel. Jessie 944, pets. G. H. STEVENY, telephone ~outh 250 : MU SAM- ration, 3 Eighto. VARPEIS CLEANED & KENUY AL RD LIk bew. 437Tentn; tei. ~outh 56 Mackintosn & oo b MITCHEIL CARPET-CLFANING CO., « 240 14ihst.; cleaning 3c. a yard: tel. Mis 74 ARPELS C.EANED, KENUVATED LIKE new. J. M CQUEKN. 458 Stevenson, Tel. 5.24% UNKLLN'S L33 Goiden CARPRL - B ALING WOk, sl ave Teiephons rase 1id PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JOUN £ RICHARDS, LAW UFFICES KGOMS 26 and 27, Crocker bullding; t Mala [} 75, San Francisco, Cal. 0 )