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10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1897. IPERT ANES ONDER THE BAN His Lecture on the Craven Deeds Gets Him Ints Trouble. He Is Cited by Judge Slack for Alleged Contempt of Court. Evidence Being Taken to Break Down Aitken's Story Regarding Mar- tin Kelly's Conduct. Mrs, Nettie R. Craven has seized upon an opportunity to plav even with Daniel T. Ames, the venerable Eastern hand- writing expert, who took the witness- stand some time ago and testified that her deeds and the *‘pencil” will were forg- es. Since his appearance on the stand Ames has been delivering lectures now and then on the subject of handwriting, and it was one of these that gave Mrs. Craven her opening. It appears that Ames adver- tised that in the course of this lecture he would discuss and dissect the disputed documents in tne Fair case, and demon- strate to the saiisfaction of his audience that the papers were out and out fabrica- tions. Judge Curtis, one of Mrs. Craven's at- tornevs, addressed Judge Slack on the subject of Ames’ conduct at yesterday morning’s session, and also presented to the court an affidavit, sworn to by the lady, and setting forth that the lecture greatly injured her rights in the present litigation. In accordance with this showing Judge Slack directed that Ames be summoned to appear in court and <how cause why he shouid not be punished for contempt. Ames will have his hearing next Monday morning. Mrs. Saran Johnson, proprietress of the Colonial Hotel, spent all of yesterday morning’s session on the stand. She re- iterated what she had said on the day previous about Mrs. Craven having shown her the deed= in December, 1894, and prior to Senator Fair's death. The mo:t im- nortant addition she made to the state- ment was that Mrs. Craven had slso told her some time in September of that year that Senator Fair :ad left a will in which he had provided $50,000 for the teachers’ annuity fund. Mrs. Johnson was given a lively shaking up on cross-examination, but she insisted that she had told nothing but the truth and had no interest in the case. Mrs. Johnson was asked a few unim- portant questions by the counsel on both sides and then excused. Mr. Delmas arose at this juncture and announced to the court that he was not aware when George R. Williams was placed upon the stand, Wednesday, that that gentleman was an attorney for the defense. Had he known that fact, he said, he would not have offered the gentleman as a witness. Mr. Delmas said he wished to withdraw Mr. Williams and hig evidence from the case. The attorneys on the other side objected, and Mr. Delmas’ request was denied. Louis Whitcomb, a well-known jour- nalist, was the next witness. He was called to tell about having reported for the Chronicle the proceedingsof a politi- cal meeting at the Baldwin Hotel on the evening of July 9, 18%. Martin Kelly was at that m ng, he said, and re- mained there all the evening. The object of the evidence was to rebut the story of John R. Aitken to the effect that he met Kelly and others that night at Mrs. Craven’s house and talked about the deeds. Aitken had tified that he and Kelly left Mrs, Craven’s house at about 8 o’clock tocome into town. Mr. Whitcomb saia he was not sure that be saw the volitician prior to 8:30 o'clock, so Keily could really have been at both places. Jacob Levi Jr., a wholesale grocer, nar- rowed the time ‘down a little by saying that he saw Kelly in the lobby of the Baldwin before 8 o’clock. Jeremiah Sullivan, a_painter, attended the meeting at the Baldwin and was cer- tain that he saw Martin Kelly in the lobby some time before the meeting was called to order. The meeting was called for 8 o’clock. “Ars you nositive as to the time?” asked Mr. McEnerney, who was conduct- ing the cross-examination. “Quite positive,” replied the painter. “'Did you look at your watch ?"” ~1 did.” *“W hatfor?” : “Why, to see what time it was. That was one on McEnerney and he blushed profusely. Rev. Edward J. Depuy succeeded Sulli- van on the stand. e said he called at Lawver Ruef's office late in the afternoon of July 9, 1896. He remembered having seen Martin Kelly there. As near as he could recollect he saw Kelly as late as 6:15 o’ciock. He did not know the politician to speak to, but recognized him, as he had known him by sight. On cross-examination the reverend gen- tleman said he fixed the dale by the fact that there wasa flag-raising at Portsmouth square on that day, and besides he had consulted a memorandum in Mr. Ruef’s office. THE LETTER-CARRIERS. They Want to liaise $3000 by Public Donation. The letter-carriers, in order to carry out their intention of properly entertaining the delegates to their convention, hope to raise the sum of $3000 by public donation. The committee on donations has been at work among the business men and up to date has been quite successful. Any contributions will be gladly acknowledged by THE CALL otfice. Tne committee on wines and fruits will be at the headquarters of the convention at the Baldwin Hotel on September 4 to receive any wines or fruits that may be sent. The following communication has been received from the Wells-Fargo Express Company: This will authorize our City agent, H. W. Titus, to extend the courtesy asked for in your letter; that is, some shipmens of good cneer for your association’s San Francisco convention feast, about September 6, to be carried {ree of charge by the company. Yours traly, JOBN J. VALENTINE, President. Up to this time donations bave been re- ceived as tollows: J. G. Phelar §25, Union Iron Works (by L M. Scott) $25, W. W, Montague $25, Alaska Packing Assoclation £10, Joseph D. Brittan $10. Dr. J. F. Dillon $10, J. C. Christy $5, Na- jional Iee Company $5, Pacific Pine Lumber Company $5, E. K. Wood & Co. $5, Christian Frosiich $5, Williams, Brown & Co. $5, J. R. Hanify & Co. $5, Deere Implement Company $5, M. J. Brandenstein & Co. $5. Calilornia Towder Works $5, Calitornia Wire Works $2 50, cash $1, L N. Elwood Meanutacturing Company $2, cash $1, Fontina Company $2 50, . D. Starr $1. Joseph P. Kelly $2 50, A, and G. L. Glenn $2, Mahoney Bros $2 50, A. Bryant Shoe Company $2 50. Urrueia, Uri- oste & Co. $2 50, 8. J. Sadler $2 50. - Held for Grand Larceny. Alma Osborn, alias Smith, was yesterday held to answer before the Suve;ialr Court l;y Judge Low on the charge of grand larceny in 3060 bonds. Almn 16 acoused of steallng $70 i John . Griffiths In & room in the Rose- dsle House, Ellis sireet, 1ast Saturdsy night. WERE THE DICE TAMPERED WITH? Pablo Sanchez Thinks That They Must Have Been, A " Friendly” Game in Which Marion Wilson Jr, Won $110. Received Checks for the Amount, but When Payment Was Stopped He Disappeared. Marion Wilson Jr., a relief police pstrol driver, mysteriously disappeared from the view of his friends and family about two weeks ago. He is being diligently searched for by Pablo Banchez, who is connected with a prominent life insurance company of this City. On the 6th of this month Wilson and Sanchez met in a saloon in tne rear of H. ‘W. Seebeck’s grocery-store, 940 Oak street. Though strangers at the time, & few small drinks created a friendship. Now Sanchez is sorry he met Wilson and Wilson is anxious that a second meeting shall not take place. After each had treated a few times, Wil- son proposed that they shake dice to de- termine who should pay for the next “round.” It was agreed to by Sanchez, and many ‘shakes’’ followed. The dice used belongea to Wilson. Finally the drinks came Jess frequently and mobney became the stake. Sanchez lost steadily and as he became short of ready money be gave Wilson his check on the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company. The stakes increased with the excite- ment and at thc end of the ‘social little time” Wilson held eleven checks of $10 each signed by P. Sanchez. Next morning Sanchez, becoming sus- picious that something was a iittle out of order, went to the bank to stop payment on the checks, but Wilson had already cashed part of them. The teller of the bank was told by San- chez that he wanted the payment on the checks stopped, for the reason that he head been indnced to give them in pay- ment of money lost while shaking dice and that he had afterward discovered that the dice had been tampered with. A short time afterward Wilson returned to the bank to cash the remaining checks, but he was notified that they would not be honored. He then had a friena indorse the checks, which were then distributed promiscuousiy among cigar-stores, busi- ness-houses and brokers’ shops. The checks were presented for payment by the hoiders, but without avail. Then Wilson was wanted to straighten out the tangle, and his disappearance was discovered. There will probably be a dice game now to determine who will be the loser in the transaction—the friend who indorsed the checks or the man who issued them. THE BOONE MATTER. Depositions of Chicago Lawyers to Be Taken in the Case. The disbarment proceedings instituted in the United States Circuit Court by Al- phonzo Bowers against Lawyer John L. Boone were taken up yesterday morning. By consent a commission was ordered is- sued to take the depositions of Thomas A. Banning and Cuarles K. Offield, lawyers residing in Chicago, the commission to report on September 6. Boone in his answer admits that he of- fered his services to Bates as against his former client, Bowers, but avers that he had a nght to do 80, and that the infor- mation which he is alleged to have offered to Bates’ attorneys was not acquired by Boone from Bowers, but from outside sources not of a confidenfial nature. The answer exposes a transaction of Bowers with reference to the broken part of a model of Bowers’ dredger, which model seems to play an important part in the litigation against Bowers. —— HOTEL ARRIVALS, NEW WESTERN. J H Jenkins, Merced J McCavins & w, Mo 3 Marshali, Vallejo T V Harkness, Valiejo W Crookman, Tracey ~ J Allen & w, Beattie F Moran, Fresno D L iowler, Fresno H L Barkley, Portland P J Mogan, Petaiuma Miss M T Mogan, Cal £ J O’Nell'& w, N Y J Alexander, San Miguel F Turner, w & ch, Sac LICK HOUSE. A Smith, Oakdale M H McKenzie, ¥resno A B Carrey, Sac S B Patrick, Visalia K Casper, Valiejo A CIrwin, w & s, Cal D C Compton, Cloverdle J F Jones, Merced A L Bath, Los Angeles J Cuzner, Los Angeles H H Halsey, Fowie Miss F K Halsey, Towle R Fowler, Sac . LT Hatfield. Sac' JC Money, St Helena ' H Schwariz, Fresno M J Crow, Napa Nrs J . Boyer, Sac Miss Foyer, Sac G M Manning & w, Bostn P O Morrison, Vallejo Mrs C Minor, N Y G D Walters, N Y BALDWIN HOTEL Miss Milton, Sausalito F E Burton, San Jose P Howard, Wash 8 8 Starr & w, Mill Valley A Breton, Miversville san Jose ounz. Sta Rosa S C Fisher, Atlanta F C Marshall, Capay V P Metscher & em Miss E Sweetser, (al Miss L Whittney, Cal J McCudden, Va'lejo Miss McCudden, Valiejo W H Rane, Salt Laki M Goldsch midt Miss J Halght, ¥ Brown, Chicago PALACE HOTEL. S Helmer, Chicago R W Trumsn, Keswick A Cramer, Ohio S Rothschild, Ohio A A Kramer, Ohio A H Preble, Los Ang de Cells, L.os'An: Mrs A H Preble, Los Ang erman, Washington C Van Camp. Ind fiss Van Camp, Ind S G Vau Camp, Ind CM Vaa Camp, Ind MrsC Van Camp, Ind L McMabon, Chicazo K P Hoyt, N Y Mrs P Cook, Rio Vista H H Hinshaw, Blingum L McCreevy, Bilngum F F Theel, Chicago Mrs F F Theel, Chicago G H hobinson, N Y DM Delmas. Cal W C Peyion, Santa Cruz 7§ Ruby. USN P D Murphy. San Jose ¥ Whek. Burlingame B R Kaercher, Pa J M Benies, Boston M C Peters, Umaha CJ Titus, Sacramento Mrs C J ‘11tus, Sacto ¥ C Willard & w, Cal icago Lilly Mcbonuvall, Loston BeEb s A H RUSS HOUSE. J P Eaton, Redding S L Herring, Fresno P C Blume, Main's Show F Fairber, Malu’s Show €S Kimball, Mo W M Blaine, Salinas Mrs komain, Salinas SJ Eckmun & w, Cal C L Russell & w. Cal J M Mitchell, Salinas Mrs Barrida, Antioch B S J Hiatt, Suster D H Rice, Brentwood E D Grigsby. Brentwood Capt Mann, N Y A B'Caley, Main’s Show H L Pace & w, Tulare W k Preg, Portland T B Hailolvay, Woodland J H Kruse & w, San Jose ¥ H Wiser, 103 Angeles T BShipp, Ariz CScoit Trac A P Faudse, Fresno W H Bernard, Cal 5 C Peard, Sta Cruz E T Anderson, Cal G Anderson, Utah Mrs Dunlap &'ch, Wash F R Cook & w. Or Miss Johnso 1, Los Ang G E McConauzhy, Cal N Etruy, Portland S Fulton, Sta Rosa W P Harkey, Yuba City Mrs Campbeil, Yuba City W H Miner, Bakerstield L B ~eymour, Petaluma T B Mulkey, 16abo S W Keller, Port Gambie J H Martin, Min View J Deason, Reeuley G Magzzucchi, Oakland GRAND HOTEL N A Halllhan & w, Cal A A Curtis, San Rafael A Menke, Perkins statn Dr M S Jaffe, Stockton E M Freeman, Oukland F J Hammerly, Uakland H M Cake, Portland N A Biaily, Hollister A J Eowle, Tucson B L Stephensou, Portind ymour, Sacto Mrs M Murphy, S Latael wurphy, San Ratel J M Vane&w, Eureka S E Skioner, Eureks G A Bean, S Bernardino D P Durch, Wheatiand € A McCargar, Sacto E J Cahbill,San M M Thompson,Uxford 8 N Dalberg, M Iwauxee Miss J Dalberg, Mil C C Rubeldw,Marysvile Mrs M J Zack, Butte W Robinson. Stockton G Al Hinckley, Milw C Garley. >t Louis > ¥ Benhol1, Los Banos Miss templeton, Salinas E b Culberly&w S Diego E H Griggs, >wnford F Birds L. & w, Sacto R A Blar, “sccamento W Castle, Needies R Biackwood, Minn Miss .\ b Cady, Watson- F Wachbura, U 5 Fish ville Com A Kunnelsberg, Dunigan H Mavburn, N Y W A Bisbee, angels M 58 J B Morris, Wodlnd Miss M aiorris, Wodlnd Miss N Morris. Woodind Mliss K Morris, Wodlnd Miss S A Alvord,R Bluff Miss M Tully, San Jose MEETING NOTICES. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF PER- fection _No. 1—Regular meeting THIS (FKIDAY) EVENING, -ugust 20, 8 7:30 o’'cock. D.14. GEO. J. HOBE, Secretary. EF, 5 F & D—THE REGULAK funeral detali of this department will agsemb e at the headquarters of En- gine 10, at 8 'clock A. M 't 1S DAY, for the pur- pose of ‘attending the funeral of the late JOH N LOGAN, late member of this department. By order D.T. SULLIVAN, Chief of Department. B RECULAR MEETING OF the Caledonian Club THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. Social session immediately after. Scoitish Hall, 111 Larkin st. K. MCNELL, Cbiet, Jas. H. DUNCAN. Secretary. fi ST. GEORGE CLUB-MEMBERS ARE hereby notified to atiend an im)ortant SATURDAY EVENING, 21st at 317 By order EX. COM. meetin Mauson st. THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COM- & .o, Saving receivea applications. 1o mine by the hydraulic process from k. H. Adams. in the King Bird Mine, in Yuba Connty, near Ulip- per Mills, to deposit tailings in Grizzly Creek, and from J. T. Coffman and George T. Miller, in tne Lost Camp M.ne. near Elue Canyon, Placer County. to deposit tailings in Biue Canyon, gives notice that & meeting will be held ai_room 59, Flood buiiding, San Francisco, Cal., on September 7,1897, aL 1.0 P. M T AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE LY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post age free. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. OUNG AND ATTRACIIVE AMERICAN girl desires a permanent place as housekeeper; city oc country. 223 Post st., room 11, 2d floor. (JERMAN WIDOW FROM THE EAST ¥ wishes a posiifon to makes hersel? generally useful. 1534 Turk st room 15. <15 LARKIN_ERANCH OFFICKE OF THE 615 AL TRANCDs aua want ads ken. Y OUNG RUSSIAN | LADY DESIRES A working housekeeper’s place: country hotel or widower's home prefe; Room 2, 223 Post. " OUNG FRENCH LADY, HAVING SEV- eral years' experience as housekeeper, wants a place:” lodging honse or bacheior's home pre- ferred. R. 1, 223 Post st OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION TO DO gentlemen’s mending. 208 Powell st., room 1. “rmuw WOULD LIKE A PLACE AB MAN- aglig housekeeper, or to do p.ain sewing and mending. Cail for 3 days at 821 Mission. room 3. AITRESS FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, $20; French cook, private family, $50; cook_for Hay wards, $25: German girl, housework, $25; cook for institution, $20: girl for Jewish family, $20; girl for housework, Mill Vailey, $15; An- tioch, #15; 26 girls housework, 815 and 20 girl for Alameda $15. C. R, HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ANTED—MAN TO RUN MONARCH HAY press, 3¢ a ton: 2 ranch teamsters, $26 and found; »0 woodchoppers, $1 .5 a cord: 20 iaborers for railrcad, ship Saturday, free fare. $1 76 a day: blacksmith. $55 a month; broiler for resiaura, :‘4.3., L;gok llm- small restaurant, $30 10 $: r planing-mil, 86 a week: etc. EWER & Cu., 626 Clay st. @ TRONG WOMAN FOR 8KCOND WORK, $20. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st JECOND WORK, C UNTRY, SKE PARTY here, $25: second work, cliy, $20. call eary. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. W ANTED—WAITER FOR COUNTRY HO- tel, San Matio, young man to wait at tab ¢, Monierey County, $26: ook, privaie place, 860; cook for country, §35; French boy to cook in & family, $20; apprenuice for laundry, country, 815; cliotebuy, $15, ec. ANDRL'S, 508 Stockton ¢) IKONERS, STEAM LAUNDRY, $28. C. R. £ HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st l‘;l;I:ER. $25. MISS CULLEN, 8:3 SUTTER street, EAT HOUSEWOREK ,GIRL, MERCET), $25. 15 housework girls, city and country, $20 and $25; 8 young giris, assist, $10 (0 $15. MISs CUL- LEN, 813 dutter st. NET-MAKERS AND BENCH HANDS ted: a few good men on doors and interior ood finish. "Call at 560 Branuan st a. BUSINESS CHANCES, 1 HOTEL IN A LIVELY CO a 40 . town; 30 rooms; well furnished: old~ established house; rent only $50 per month: doing a profitab e business; house always filled with good, steady ana wellpazing transient pats rons. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $-l5 SALOON ON ONE OF THE Bk { . streets: one biock north of Mark: well fitted: dolng a fine business; Is easily worth $800. M. LESS, 5 Fonrth st. ~() BRANCH BAKERY, $150. auc aniry produce siore: gosd loca- tion; 8 nice ltving-rooms rentonly $12. M. LE: 6 Fourth st. $300 HOTEL AND BAR—OLD . lished; 16 rooms, furnishes ©ozner there 10 years an . owns the properiy: will give a long lease atcheap rent: house full of steady boarders and lodgers: good trans.ent custom. M. DELICACY OUSEWORK GIRL; SLEEP HOME: $20. MISS CULLEX, 3¢3 sutter. Y OUNG WOMAN RECENTLY FROM ENG- land wishes a position as housekeeper for bachelor or widower. 117 Eday st., room 1. OUNG PARISIAN LADY OF EXPERIENCE as a housekeeper wants a place: will do plain mending: no objection to_short distance in coun- try. Kooms 10 and 11, 122 rost st. WEDISH OR GEEMAN CUOK, §35: BECOND girl, $25. MI~S CULLEN, 325 Sutter at. EFINED GERMAN NURSE, $20: NURSE, $20. country. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. ERMAN WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. NITY GOLD MINES—WANTED, GOOD ady man to joln par.y going to mines: must have $75 10 $100. * B. 8., box 135, Call. J EAT, GOOD MAN, COOK ON KANCH, NOT afraid of bard work, $15 month; rererences. 1HOMAS, 501 :arrison; aiternovns. (XPERIENCED LIN:aMEN FOR HA RD- drawn copper transmission line. Apply 175, Crocker building. ERMAN GIRL OF SUME EXPERIENCE desires a housekeeper’s place: Summer resort or widower’s home prcferred. Room 8, 107 Post. 2526 MISSION — SUBSCKIPTIONS AND want ads taken 1or 1 HE CALL. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARRB CLOSING OUT DRESS goods, corsets. hoslery, underweer, bed- spreads, (owels, table-covers, laces, embroider Linings, trimmiags, veilings, etc., very cheap SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPASESE; EST'D 20 YEARS: help:tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & Cu..640 Clay UNTER & emp. office, 6 CHINESE AND JAPANESE 415 California st., tel. main 231 Pioneer Dry-Goods Store, 105 Fifth st. == _5AD 1ENANTS EJKCTED FOR st collections made: aity or country. Pacific Collection Co., 416 Montgy st. room 6: tel. 5550, CARDS PRINTED, HILL, 223 Geary. 1000 BUSINE £150: wedding wors. 5> MYRILE PUT . ER, CABINET B. gents and ladies. R.12, 865 Market., CABINET BATHS FOR k.11, 12014 Geary st. TURKISH nts and ladies. DIVIDEND NOTICES HINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 4141 O'Farrell. Tel E. 426 T BUakAU, 709 APANESE EMPLOYME: ueary s Tel. Sutter 2125. ERMAN HOUSEWORK GIRL. 830: 3 IN family. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. AT NURSE GIRL, $10. 328 Suuter st. MISS CULLEN, HOROUGHLY COMPETENT GERMAN OR Swedish girl for general housework. Call bet. 9 and 11 A. X, 8741 Pine st. ANTED—GIRI, GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Apply 8643 sryant ave, near Twenty-fifth s, bet. 8.and 10 A. 3. (XPERIENCED SHOE-SKIVER ON AMA- ‘ zcen machine. Apply CAHN, NICKELS- BURG & CO., 115 Hayes st. 9 BARBERS WANTED AT 137% FOURTH & st.; eariy. ARBLR—YOUNG MAN, FEW YEARS practice; steady work. 1542 Market st., near Larkin. W ANTED—FIRST-CLASS BARBEKS; male and male. 207 Fourth st FE- (GIRL WAN1ED FOR GENERAL HOUSE- 1 work; small famiiy. 200 San Jose ave., core ner Twenty-fourth si. 100D HOME FOR HOMELE S GIRL, T MRS, VU ton, 81010 A. M. 16. LINDEMAN, 92734 Washing- M ILDLEAGED. INTELLL P Atlantic Hotel, TRANGER WISHES TO LEALN SPANISH, German, French, Italian languazes of the na- tive: 1 or 2 hours in & week in the eveuing. Ad- dress J., box 5, Call Oftice. & DLy IDEND NOTICE-DIVIDEND NO 46 (30 cents per share) of the Hutchinson ~ugar Piantation Company will be payable at the office of the comvany, 327 Market sirect, on and atter Friday, august 20, 1897. Trausfer books will close Saturday, August 14. 1897, at 12 o'clock . . i. SHELD N, Secretar: OUNG MAN WHO CAN FURNISH THE best of references as to sobriety and steadiness wishes a situation as porter or similar occupation. Address Holdfast, box 85, Call Office. OMP-TENT GERMAN GIRL FUR GE cral housework and cooking. Call at 539 Mc- Allister st. QHOEMAKER ON SECOND-HAND WORK; 1 steady job. 526 Sixth st. MAN TO kU. SH.RT MACHINE AND TO iron. Lick Laundry, 9 Lick place. FORBOUTH 37 Clay st. PERNAU N HANDS AN D SEAM Seas and const. HERMAN JOBFEED R, IMMEDIATELY. BROX., 443 Clay st. {ERMAN GIRL ¥OR GHNERAL HOUSE- work: must be agood cook. 114 Devisadero st., near Halght. OUSKKEEPER BY 4 YOUNG ME be good cook; Cail Office. G MU-T siate terms. H. H., box 31, IRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK AND care of children. 1027 sicAlllster st. JITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN © as hand starcher in small lacndry; city or country. 8. S S., box 73, Call Office. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, WEDISH FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS AND D chambermald, 180 a Swedish firsi-class ook, . wish situations. MR>. NOR- MENT OFFIC 417 Powell st. (el. Mal help of all nationaities. M IDDLE-AGED GERMAN LADY. UNDER- ¥ ‘standing French and Enclish, and also dress- making and hairdressing pe:fectly, would like position; no obj-ction to traveling or country; salary not under §30. Iuquire 1335 Bush st. —MRS. LAMBERT, 558%), furnishes best Y ELDERLY WIDOW, POSITION AS bousekeeper in widower's family or for bache- lor; city or country, Address M. A., 1553 Fifth st., Oskland. 7OUNG GIRL WANTS POSITION AS SEAM- stress . r maid in & famlly: country preferred; three years in last p'ace. G. N., bux 48, Call. PXPERIENCED SAUSAGE-MAKER AND 4" pork butcher wants situation; city or country. G., box 44, Call Office. )} IDDLE-AGED MAN WISHES SITUATION M4 butier and cheese maker. Address P. M., 631 Sacramento st. G. IRL TO REPAIR GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH- ing. S F. Renovatory, 14 Kearny st. IDDLE-AGED LADY, FAIR EDUCATION, to take cace of children. 828 Howerd st. IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 140, Cumberiand st., cor. Dolores, nr. Nineteenth. M OMAN DISHWASHER AND AN ASSIST- ing weitress. 927 Howard st. W ANTED-GRUBSTAKE BY HONEST AND capable man; $80 or $90 required: security it desired. Address G., box 19, Cail Office. BLE-BODIED MAN, MAKRIED, DESIRES position: experiencea teamsier and hostler; best rejerences. T. T., box 30, Call Oftice. W OUL-WORKER AND BLACKSMITH wants job; good all-round man. Box B, 1243 Mission. JCANDINAVIAN, TANNER BY TRADE, » wishes situation; has worked In finest tan- neries in Northern Kurope: understands prepara- tion and has gained knowiedge of improving American sole leather. Call or address Tanner, Clara st., rear. 00D PLAIN COOK DESIRES SITUATION is teat and clean and & good general workers excellent references. C. C., box 34, Call. Y OUNG oIk WANTS POSITION IN DOC- tor’s ofticeor to take charge of & convalescent G. N., box 46, Call. ICE YOUNG GIKL WANTS POSITION AS general housework or upstairs work: $16 to Call 1051 Mission st. patient. $20. 1 ASTERN GIKL WISHES A POSITION FOR A% housework in the country. Call at 911 How- ard st. REGISTERED NEW YORK first-class references and experience; ghish, Germun, inssian and & tew other only sterdy position. Keliable, Lox 160, Call. JTUATION AS PORT~R, COLLECTOR OR + salesman in store be competent middle-aged man; city references. Address . L THERMAN, 1022 Folsom st. OMPETENT FARMER AND FRUIT GROW- er und generally handy man a3 manager or might rent if terms favorable. G.T., box i64, OMAN WANTS WORK BY W THE DAY; $1 a day and carfare, MERICAN WIDOW WOULD LIKE A position as housekeeper, or would take care ot an invalid. 834 Folsom st. JTEADY YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES 2 to nsaist in light housework and children. Ap- ply 1243 Mission st. W ANTED—SITUATION BY A RELIABLE Protestant woman, cooking and housework in private family. Call 104 Hayes st Call Office. W ANTED —SITUATION AS COOK ON board English ship. Address LORENZ RO- PAYTICH, 10014 Jackson. QCANDINAVIAN, TANNER BY TRADE, O wishes situation; has worked in the finest tanneries in Northern Xurope: understands ine preparation of sole leather. Address Tanner, 129 Clara st., rear. ARDENER OR MAN ABOUT PLACE, CAN drive and milk, wauts good pla nglish! aged 30; good appearance; excelieut references. G G., 538 Sacramento st. (TABLE GERMAN WOMAN WANTS kind of work by the day. Call or address Mason st. (QOMPETENT COOK WISHES POSITION: city or shor: distance in country. 3480 Seven: teenth st. 7OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK or take care of child. Call 405 First st.; no postals answered. (GERMAN GIRL WITH GOUD REFER- X ences, who understands sewing, would like a place in small family: no objection to short dis- tance in country. G. M. G., vox 66, Call. VIRL WISHES TO a2 IST LIGHYT WORK in small family, or assist with second work and sewing; wages $10; refere.ces. H. K., box 53, this office. TOUNG PARISIAN GIRL WISHES POSI tion as seamsiress or upstairs work in good family. Call or address 1307 Stockton st., cor. Broadway. ERMAN WOMAN WIITH A CHILD WISHES position as housekceper: widower's family preferred; city or country: best of references MES. PETEKSON, 746 Howard st. W Ipow wourp LIKE A PLACE AS MAN. aging housekeener, or o do plain sewing and mending. 139 Fourth st., room 5. Y RELIABLK ANL INDUSTRIOUS GER- man as coachman aud zardener: clty or coun- try; generally useful around pluce; g0od reter- ence. Address Gardener, box 108, Cali Office. W ANTED—A SITUATION BY JAPANESE Christian couple: husband s very good cook and wife 1s good waitress or nurse. MURAUKA, 1307 Larkin st. HINESE, FIRST-CLASS COOK, WANTS ) work in hotel or restaurant. Apply 7033 Du- pont, CHAKLEY GONG. W ANTED—POSITION ON FRUL[ FARM OR in vineyard by sover, industrious man who thoroughly understands the business and is good nand with horses. Address . BARDELLA, box 32, Call Oftice. 4 MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE UF CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. 1HE ESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE WANT situations: man good on & rauch: & good gar- dener; can take care of horses and cows: wite Is & good cook and housekeeper. Apply Ranch, box 14, Call Oftice. ESPECTABLE YOUNG BOY LIVING WITH parents wishes a position in grocery-store, or darive wagon. Apply 144 Fitth st., room 6. 61 LARKIN —BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: subscrintions ano wan: ads taken, IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WISHES 10 TAKE care of children and do plain sewing. M. A., box 9, Call. " JANIED—BY A LADY, A POSITION AS planist in country town or mining camp. Ad- dress L. P., box 15, Call. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms Z6c to $150 per night: #1 BU 1o $6 per week; convenlent and respeciable; tree bus and bacgase 10 and from (e terry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. TIRL WISH k! second worl Howard st. 7OUNG WIDOW RE! East; good housekeepe: 1244, Geary st. GENEHRAL HOUSEW ORK OR best of city references. 539 SNTLY FROM THE no objection to coun- try. VY OMAN TO GOOUT BY ITHE DAY WASH- ing. froning or honsecleaning. Apply In base- ment, 829 Hayes st., near Flilmore. ESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SIT- [\ wation o do second work and waiting: best reference. 2030 Folsom st., near - ixXteenth. 7 ELL-EDUCATED ENGLISH LADY DE- sires position as useful compauion to elaerly lady or invalid; qualified to superintend house- hold dutles and 'make herseif generally usefui; smal compensation: excellont refercnces. Ad- dress 1521 Benton s Alameda. RESPECTABLE Y0UNG GERMAN GIRL Wishes « situation for general housework in a smal famiy: no postals Please cali 322 Shot- Wil st., bet. Seventeenth and Lightcenth. KESSMAKER CUTS BY TAILOR SYS- tem: dresses made over; fit guaranteed; $1 60 perday. G. N., box 162, this office. ITUATION BY EXPERIENCED WOMAN cook in sawmill, logging or mining camp, or for men on ranch. Address A., 1121 Howard st NEAT RELIABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHIS AN “position with_elderiy lady or help in store. Address D. R., Call Office, 2526 Mission st. Y OUNG WOMAN WANTSSITUATION TO DO chamberwork in firsi-ciass hotei: country pre- ferred. Call or address 1409 Bush st. TTENTION, LADIES — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work at home: cuuing and fitting at $3 50 a sui. Communica.e wi ¥ i, 3983 Twenty-fourth st., who will eall onyouin the evening, EFINED SOUTHERN LADY WISHES PO sition as housekeeper for widower. Call or ad- dress 729 Pine st. TOUNG WIDOW FROM MEXICO WISHES position as housekeeper, city or country. 906 Market st., room 22. TOUNG WIDOW FROM THE COUNTEY wishes a housekeeper’s position. Apply 120 Eddy. room 2. OCUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper: cily or country. 3614 Geary st., room 15, second floor. ADY WISHES POSITION AR HOUSE- Jkeeper, Call 11 4 X to 47 x. 821 Mission room OUNG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HOUSE- keeper for bachelor or widower, or will o plain mending. 106 Fourth .2 OUNG ©ASTERN LADY WITH SMALL capital. out of a position, would like a business partner. 9 Powell st., room 8. Y QUG LADY (STRANGER) DESIRES A housekeeper’s place: bachelor's or widower's home preferred. 1205 Geary st., room 2. OUNG SOUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion us housekeeper; city or country. Call 284 O'Farrell st roo:us 4-5. TOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION AS housekeeper: in country only. Call or address 1U5 Stockton st., room 40. © CQOKS 335, 850, $26: 2 UPSTAIRS GIRLS, $26, $15: boarding-house cook. $30; neat houseglrl, family of 2, no wasning, $20: 6 house- girls. $25: 10 young girls to assist, $10 o $15. MRS. NORTON, 815 Sutter st. () WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR DIFFERENT 2V positions, city and country, $40 to 815 per month; housekeeper for & ranch, $20, fare paid: ©o0ks. waitresses, etc. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. SEGOND GIRL 815: GIRL, BYRON, CAL, $16; girl, Steuart st, $15: working house- keeper, see party here; girl, Webster. $15: girl, Geary, $15;_girl. Buchanan, $16: giri, O Farrell, 8160 girl, Waller, $15; gitl, Vallelo, Cat, - 815 girl, Broadway, $15; girl, California, $15: girl Sutter st., $15; girl, Ukish, Gal, 815; 16 German, 12 Danish and 20 Swedish girls. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. (GIBL FOR HOUSEWORK. CALL AT GRO- cery, 1723 Market st. D — TOBACCO-STRIPPER. APPLY SRAL SHOEMAKEKR: TAKE CHARGE entire business. Call 8 A. i, 403 Van Ness. ISHWASHER WANTED; 509 POST ST. Call after 2 p. . YOATMAKERS WANTED TO WORK INSIDE, vestmakers (o take work out. 106 Lattery. ANT-D—YOUNG MAN TO WASH DISHES. Apply 6364 Geary st. MEN TO REPRESENT A M lished firm; guaranteed salary. 91734 Mission st. WELL-EST AB- SMITH, TPRESSER WANTED. MAX GROSS, 604 Jessie st W ANTED —6 GOOD SOLICITORS; ONLY those mesning business need apply, Caul to- 7OUNG WOMAN TO LEARN MANICURE; £00d home and pay if assisc in light house- work. M. M., box 11, Caii Office. TRL TO KUN ERRANDS AND DO PLAIN sewing. 14 Grant ave., room 56. (QE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTiM, WITH IN- structions, glven away each month. S. F. Dresscutti.g Saloon, 916 Market st. day from 10 10 12 A. M. at 2032 Howard. C. C. B. W ANTED-BLACKSMITIL FOR GENERAL ork. Call on » BESSER, himhurst, 3l meda County. J ARBEKS PROTECTIVE UNION: BAR- bers’ Assoctation of the Pacific Coast; free e m- ployment Oftice. S. FUCHS, Sec'y, 525 Grant ave. ARBERS UNION—FREE EMPLOYMENT Bureau, 6 Fourth st., upstairs. L LESS, sec. OUNG LADY AS ARTIST'S MODEL; GIVE description. M., box 84, Call. UMAN (21-24) LIGHT HOUSEKEEPINI $8 monthly; 11n family. 1iDW., box 88, Call. ANTED-500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on fruit. apply immediately at Cali fornia Canoerics Company, Brannan st., etween Third ard Fourth. LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. RECEULTS wANTED EOR THe UNITED States marine corps, Unfted States navy; avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 'years, who are citizens of the United Statgs, or those who have legully declared thelr intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and abie Lo speak. read and write Engiish, and be beiween 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 kliis st, San Francisco, Cal. KANCH OFFICE OF 1 Hk CALL, 167 NINTH gl—Want ads and subscriptions taken. © THREE STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR. © ance sale; fine assoriment of meo’s, boys' youths’ and children's shoes sacriticed at actual cost prices. 767 Market s.., opp. Pneian building. nchester House, 44 Third st 200 rooms: 2oc to $1'30 per nig per week: treo bus and baggage to and rom ferry. PELATORS ON OVERALLS LEVI STILAUSS & CO., factory 323, Fremont st. EARN DRESSVAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiving ihe goid medal: patterns 10 order 25¢. MCDOW K LL’S, 103 Post HELP WANTED-MALE. ECOND COOK, $40: BROIL D cook, country, nd ool g same house; cook, per w cook, $8_per week; cook, $9 per week; cook, small place, $:5: night cook: <00k’s helper. $20 and room: secoud ook, 6 a week and room. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. WAITER, 88 A WEEK, CALL EARLY: waiter, $30 and room; waiter, $30, choice place: 3 waiters, $20 and room. waiter, $2b and room: lunch and dinmer wai:ers. MARTIN & C0., 749 Market. ISHWASHER, $5 A WEEK: 6 DISHW A~H- ers, $15 and room: 8 dishwashers, $5 a weel elderiy’ 10au, $10_ per month, board, room, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market JAPANESK BOYS, $15 TO §30 PER MONTH; cook, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. W AITER,$56 A WEEK AND ROOM; WAITER, #7 a week: 3 waiters, $20 and room, city and country: waiter, $30 per month and room: waiter, $9 & weel youug men assist waiting, etc., $15 and room: walter for s:eamer. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 9 NIGHT COOKS: SECOND COOK, 87 A +) week. cook’s helper, $20 and room; ook, city, $30: ranch cook; broiler, $60; cook, $9 & week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ITCHEN MAN, 256 AND itOOM: VEGETA- ble man, $3 a week: dishwasher, $5 a weel % kitchen men, $10 and $12 and room. MARTL. & CO., 749 Market st. JHOP BAK=R; COUNT: Y SHOP; FARE AD- vanced. MARTIN & <0, 749 Market st. ELPEK ON PASTRY; CALL EARLY. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. AKER'S HELPER. $25 AND KOOM. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. b {LCHO HOUSE, 86314 MA LK 4 %0c, 25¢ to bUc uight: $1 to 52r’ MONTGOMKRY CORNER OF CLAY— «l Open untll 9:30 oclock: branch office of the all: cubscriptions and want ads. taken. T ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO £ your fest at the same price you buy ready- made ooes, 1rom $1, 82, $3, $4 and 55, at 662 BMission st., bet. First and Second. = 2 MUNTGOMEKRY 51, BRANCH OFFICE . GTHE CALL; Waut ads mud subscriptions taken. %0“ PAIRS—ANOTHER LOT OF MEN’S . shoes: been htly damaged: at less than one-fourth their valne: from 28c to $2 50. 662 Mission st., bet. First and Secoud. 61 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. OT OF UNCALLE -FOR SHOES FROM 260 Jupto® 562 ission st., bet. 1st and 2d. W ANTEDIOCOLLECT WAGE S DUE LABOK: ersacierks KN OX Colleciion Agey, 110 Sutter, 1 ads eken. ST.—ROOMS 2 week. BAYES ~1—BRANCH THE CaLi; 7 ANTED—MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade; shops. tools, posiclons furnished: 3 weeks required. 5. F. Barber College, 13814 Eighth, {INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, §175: TO OK- der, $2 50; half-soling, 26¢ up. 959 Howard. ]6" NINTH SL — BHRANCH OUFFICE OF { Wae Caie subscriptiou sud wans ads. taken. TRY ACME HUUSE 967 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixih, for a room: bc a night: $1a week. ; MEN'S at balf nd 2d. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 3! shoes, soling, 50c: all repalring dol the usual price. 562 Mission st bat. 1si LESS, 5 Fourth st. SALUON BT R 22 $.).)0. on Market st locality: ¢oing a well-pas INESS—FiNE PLACE old established (nan A1 ug, steady ana transient trade; easily woith $600; appreciated if seen. 1M LESS, 5 Fourth st. BUTCHER BUSINESS IN BEST $2000. possible location in the Western Ad- dition; bufldings incinded: 2 good horses and carts: finely fited np: large barn, etc.. ground rent only $5 per month: will positively clear at lowes: estimate $175 per month over ali expenses, which will be proved by a trial and thorough in- vestigation. LESS, 5 Fourth st. [~ FINE RESTAURANT BUSINKSS $500. 5% first-class locality: magnificent fixtures: everything Al {n kitchen and dini room: isdoing an excellent well-paying trad rent moderate: more than value {a sight; sickn cause of sale, M. LESS, 5 Four:h st. $950, CAREEN TERING AND CC . tracting business in the Western Ad1i- tion; buildiug included; ground rent ouly $2 50¢ basa good trade. M Li , 5 Four:h st. ORNER WINE AND LIQUOR STORE: __choicest location, Western Addition: large ban and family trade; actual value $1400: must sac- rifice: owner leaviug for New York. WILKLE, 783 Market st. 9.(000, CORNER GROCERY AND Balt; . « established 18 years: doing im- mense business: very cholcest location: stock in- volce about $7000; horse, wagons; this gili-edge property must be' sold: ‘owner seriously sick; lease on building; $50) deposic on lease required no triflers neea tu apply; fu lest investigation given. Address WILKE, 783 Market st ARTNER IN WELL- PAYING SALOO employ 2 men: prefer partuer to hired belp small capital required. STENBERG & CO., 632 Market st. 5 %!’;"() RESTAURANT IN GOOD LOCA- MOV, tion; well fitted up and doing paying business: Iiviog-room, furnished; low rent: owner leaving clty. STENBERG & CO., 632 Market st. OAKLAND; $:)00 PAYING BAKERY I 2UU. rent 218: receipts $12dally; don’t miss this bargain: offer wanted. WINSTON & Cu., 646 Market st. TTENTIO! NEATEQUIPPED CARPET- cleaning works on coast. including horses, wagons, macbiuery, etc.; clears §275 & month. WINSTON & CO.,' 646 Marke st CITY BUSIN EXCHANGE, 2414 TRIRD, #400—Corner saloon: rooms: rent $26. $150—Partner In paying business. $275—Corner cigar-store: rent $20. d chop honse; complete. ore. 60— Barber-shop. AST CHANCE MINE, ALPINE COUNTY— 4 Good chance for mining man with capital. Call at Golden Eagle Hotel, Montgomery st., JUHN BOTTOMFIELD, for particula:s. \IGAK-STAND TO LET WITH STOCK AND J fixtures; for sale. Corner Twenty-fourth and Folsom sts. $.)00 BAKERY AND COFFEE-PARLOR ; 42UV, iiving-rooms: cheap rent. 3253 Mission YOOD-PAYING HESTAURAN MUST BE sold. 821 Kearny st THE OCEAN VIEW HOUSE, $6000. 2T oo a popular seaside resort 20-room house: most desirably located, on the bluft overlooking the beach. Address box 484, Santa Cruz, Cul. §325 WILL PURCHASE AN~ Est B- ) Z0) lished bazanr: well located: low rent living-rooms, furnished; must be so'd aton party leaving city. calir 43 Chronicle bulldi W ANIED IMMEDIATELY —TWO PEOPLE as promoters and directors of large Klondiks company; must invest $100 or upwards; certain success financially. Address K. K., b x 49, Call. CEAN HOUSE, FOR R responsible busisess man exquisite grounds; RICH, 1 . FURNISHED; big bar trade; Montgomery st. $U50, FARINER N wEste URANT: 29U, man not afratd of work: this is & good chance. Apply to B. CUsRAN. 265 Minna s:. ALUON AND 4 FURNI-HED ROOM=; across the way from new Postoflice: reasons for selling, cannot run two piaces. For information apply at French ilquor-siore, 52 Seventh s $1r0 RESTAURANT FOR SALF, NR, CAR U house; good business. Apply this office $1500. 52500 SELL #800; DAILY DUV, receipts $15 10 £20. &, box 83, Call 1 ANDY-STORE : COMPLETE FACTORY ; small expense: great sacrifice. 124 Kearny st. . BAK- living- _EST PLACE FOR MAN AND WIF 15 ery and coffee saloon: 8 farnished rooms; $100. 4U3 Sixth. $180 GROCERY AND BAR; SOUTH OF . Market; good locality. = Apply Call. : FIRST-CLASS POULTRY RANCH: & 801 . stock and fixtures; a bargain; part cash. Diamond P. 0., Alumeda County, box 18 JOR SAJE—AN OLD-ESTABL ke:: g00d reason for selling. ¢ Call Ofice. TOUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentleman partner. 9 Powel), room 8, 2d IQUOR ST T $20. CALL before 10 a. sL IDE MOKNI -G ROL CA~ONABLE, I;\pply office, or 1019 Post st., bet. 9 and 11 A x |§RANCH OFFICE OF THK CALL, 167 NINTH st wunt ads and subscriptions taken. JOR SALE, CHEAP — RESTAULANT IN wholesale district. ., box 164, t1us office. VW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 705 Mi~- sion st.,bet. 34 and 4th—Single room s per night, 10c to 50¢: per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet: spe- cial attention to morning calls; open all night. / INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD SI., NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading- room; tree 'bus and baggage (0 and from the ferry. ELICACIES AND CANDY STORE; large windows and 4 11ving-rooms. rent c (.:\XAI or sddress U.#M., 359 Hayes st., Call Branch Oflice, 1 OOD-PAYING HOTEL BUSINE~S; LONG- established; half interest $500; whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Petaluma. UTTER AND CHEESE MAKER: CREAM- ery work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ., SLMON WANTS 100 MEN T0GET BOTTLE MAN AND WIFE FOR RANCH: SkE PARTY here. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market st beer or wine Sc; best free lunch. 648 Clay. OOMS, 160 TO 78c PER N1GHT: 606 1u ok 00 432 MEN WANTED T0O-DAY, FROM $65 TO £15 per montn: 15 fruit-pickers, $20: 30 farmers , $25 and $20, differe: t ‘counties; 8 milkers, $20 and $25; buttermaker, $30: cheese- maker, $50: 60 luboreis and teamsiers, different places I city and country, $1 75, $1 60 and $1 50 a day and $26 per month aud found; 40 wood- choppers, $3, $2 60 and $1 15 per cord, tools and 100 furnished: 40 tiemakers, 6x8 8-foot ties: 10 shiigle and box boltmakers: 3 chore bo ranches, $15 and $10; stabieman, city: vegetable ardener: horseshoer, ci.y shop. MURKAY & FEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st ST. $26; GIRL, OC- T tavi girl, Eddy, $25; € rl, Kennett, Cal. $25, sec par.y here; girl, Goiden Gate ave.. $25 wiil, Polk st., $20: girl, Webster, $20; gir! meaa, $20; gir, ry, $20; girl. Casiro, girl, Oukiand (JIRL, FRANKLIN #: , Al $20 i1, Killmore. $20; girl, Turk, $18. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st AITRESS TO GO SOUTH, $20 AND ROOM; 3 waitresses, $5 a week: 2 kitchen gir's, $2 50 and $4 per week: cook. $30 aud room: chamber- maid, country, $15 aud room; 4 waitresses, $16 and room. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MUST i CHAMBERMAIDS, $15 AND xou ©) wait some; waitress, country hotel, and room, choice place; 2 chwmbermaids, $15 and room: 3 waitregses, city, $20and room. MAR- FIN & CO., 749 Mark:t st. 00K, FEW BOARDERS, $20; and’ daughter, city, sume house, room. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. l() CUOKS FOR GERMAN AXND JEWISH 4 tamilies; $20 to $30 per month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st PESTAL‘NA\T COOK. $36; COOK, BOARD- \ ng-house, $30 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MOTHER $30 and AUSAGE-MAKER FOR A COUNTRY SHOP, $35 to 840 and found: extra bartender, $3 a day; butcner, siaughter-house, $25: camp black smith. $40 aid found; boy for a city iaciory, $4 week: omice-boy, $% a week. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st. YPEWRITER: $1 DAY; YOUNG MAN LIV- ing with his parents In city preferred. MU RAY & READY, 834 und 636 Clay st. UTCHER, COUNTRY; 3 COOKS, $30 AND $40: second ccok, $40: 3 dishwashers: hotel porter; Jap dishwasher. 3 waiters, $25: 2 waiters for bakeries and other places. MURRAY & READY, 631 and 636 (lay st. "REE FARE! FRER FARE FOR RATL- road teamsters and laborers, call eary: 3 brick molders, $2 50 day. MUKKAY & READY, 654 and 636 Clay st. | | per week. Orfental, 225 Drumm st. W ANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know that Ed Eolkin, Reno House proprie- tor. sull rums Denver Houss 217 Third st: 150 large 1ooms; 25c per nighc: $1 (0 83 jer week. AG TS WANTED. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeguard; $1: also tonic specific_for all femal ubles: for home use. DR. AND MKS, W , 526 I ddy st GENTS—BAKER' W COMBINATION enumeled slgn or nniversal signvoard; will have a tremendous sale: notning like it: securs sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and Mfg. Co., 409 ~anchez st. San Franelsco. FURNITURE WANTED. ELVET OR WILTON CARPETS; 2 BED- room and 1 parlor set: in good condition; no dealers. THOMPSOUN, 239 Fos. st. NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Monteomery st.:hi-hest pricés paid. Tel. Davis 71 ROOMS WANTED. TEONER ox =T, CLAIR M CHINE, COUN try Inundry, $35 and found: waiter, countr: hotel. $2: SEN & CO., 108 Geury st. ANTED—50 MEN FOR KAILROAD WORK, north, $1 75 a day and fare advanced: we ship to-morrow moraing. G R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. (3B, FRUITVALK, CAL, 8§26 SEE PARTY T here; choice place. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (3'BL. CENTRAL AVE. $20: COOK YULO County, $20. MAKIIN & CO. 749 Market. ERMAN OR FRENCH GIRL. $20. CALL eariy. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AITHESS, CHOICE COUNTRY HOTEL, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN FOR RANCH homes, $16. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. GRRMAN SECOND GIRLS, $20: =ECOND girl, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, MILL VAL ley, $25. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (GERMAN GIRL, EDDY ST, $26. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market si. 2 9() LABORELS, PICK AND SHOVEL WORK, ZU city, $1 75 aday; 6 4-mule teamsters, city, #1 75 a day; 3 2-mule teamsters, $1 50 a day. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary st. GERMAN BEDMAKER, $20; FRENCH- speaking bsdmaker. #20. C. R. HANSEN & ©0., 1U8 Geary st. EGETABLEMAN, $25: WAITER, $30. wailer, $20: walter, $20: pautry-boy, S12: o0k, $750 a week: sausace-maker, $35, C. R. HANSEN & Cu., iU8 Geary st. BEEAD aND CAKE BAKER, COUNTRY abop, $50 and found. C. 1. HANSEN & CO- 108 Geary st. i Y ANTED—TRANSITMAN FOR SURVEY- ing parcy: 4 woodchoppers, $1 ord; black- smith and shoer, $2 50 day; laborers for city, $1 75, and $35 and boarl; farmers, 826: man (0 pile wood $1 day and board, and others. Apply 10 J. F. CRtSLTT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. COUKS, NO HOUSEW: RK, $20 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 4 SOOKS. GERMAN STYLE $30 AND $35; 2 German and Frencn chambermuids and seamstresses, $20: 2 German nurses, $20 and $25: 2 waitresses, $20 ranch cook, $18, and girls for cooking ind housework In city ana country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. {XPERIENCED YOUNG FRENCH LADY ‘wants & housekeeper's place; no objection to the country. 1122 Market st., room 31 (G'BLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES TO FILL B various positions. MRS. LAMBERT, 417 well st hAN Ill‘ —HEAD WAITER, otel, $25 10 $20; second cook and baker, $40; broiler, $40 to $45: restaurant walters; hotel waiter, city, §25; dishwashers and others. =A pply 1o J. F. CKOSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. COUNTRY AIRYMAN FOR NEVADA. $40; BLACK- smith helper and shoer, $40; restaurant wait T, $40: 6 frult-pickers, $15: 2 farm hands, steady, $20: factory hands, $1 25 a day; pantry- boy, $1% and found; young man to milk and drive, 815; laboreis, city. $30: waiter, $16. R. T. WARD & CO,, 608 and 610 Clay st waiter, country hotel. $20, C.R. HAN- | T TINCUSU S SUS WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS NOKTH OF Foniorket at. on some small atreet. ‘Aoswer 110 ‘ourth s'. e — WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS, HO|OGRAPHIC TENI WANIED. AD- dress B. H., box 30, Call Office. OTARY FOILCKE PUMP; STAT ~IZGFAND I prizz. F. NCER, Gold Beach, Or.‘ ANTED — DFLIVERY WAGON CHEAP for cash. Address Wagon, box 48, Call. Py g BROKE off clo: hing bough: LD GULL, SILVER, CAST- Add. COiLk M AN, 41 Third, WITH 8 i full: bas other business; 37, Call Office. (00D - PAYING RESTAURANT, T furnishea room: B. 0., box FoR, sae CHFEAP— HOUSIE AND LOT, with old-established bakery business; wag Aud 2 horses. must sell. Inquire 25 ~ixth st STAURANT — $600 OD BUSINE established 10 years; «heap rent. Inquire Sixth st. URTLAND AGENCY 1HIS PAPER L quire this ofice urac 133 Yhird st., Portlaal, Uregon. RUOMS, CORNER, CLEARS $100 A 16 zmonn 22 rooms, al 28 roon:s, sunny corner.. .. ....... 12 rooms. on Golden Gate ave., fine. 14 rooms, on Fourth st Other bargaius. H. $2 $1250 \,! ) CORN £ HOUSE; WORTH 1 00N 2 .)0. $800; must be sold. DECKER. 1020 Marketst. 22-ROOM HOUSE: FINE LOCATION and paying. R, 1020 Market. —17 RM = 14 rooms: $150. } ARGAI * O Furrell st. cholce locatio North of Market: 28 rooms; part cash.. Sutter st.; 40 rooms: rent $75: part cast .d otber bargains, Anderson & Co. A FOR SALE FURNITURE URNITURE UFj\ MODERN 4-ROOM FLAT, (' cheap. 1972 Ellis st UKNITURE OF 5 ROOMS FOR SALE; NO agents wauted. 8285 Howard st. CARPRTS, COUN- 1121 Market. THE S10VES ters, showcases ANDE Best ou CARPET-CLEANING. RENOVATED LIKE LOST. MALL SKYE TERRIER; bell; answers name Je: COLLAR AND ie; reward. B1. Geary. TLO5E-A PASSBOOK WITH Thi E HIBERNIA avings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of HANOA DOLA : No. 1,741.352. The finder will please return to bank. ZAM CA F-CLEAN (NG WORIKS; es, ‘Ays carpety G. H. STEVEN, Diars S8 And 40 ightn si.: telephione Souzh 250 ThS YuU Brovils DISGUnlion WITH Soor woek send 10 SFA ULDING'S Fioneer Uaes pet-beating W orks, 855-57 Tehama s @ ‘el S0.4). NCE CARI'ET- CLEANING €O, 402 ARVA T, Main 894, GEO. WALCOM, prop. 1LOST-A PAS-BOOK WILiH THE HIBERNIA Savings aud Loan Society of in the name of MRS J. C. OU'CONNOK: 1,601,327. The finder will piease return to bank. TRAYED FROM 1019 MARKET SI. A brindle greyhound. Piease return to above No. and be suitably rewarded. WA TS, reliabie carpet-cleaning, renovtg, alter- . ation works, 413 Mcaliister. Tel. Jessle $21. LEANING, 8c; LAYING. 3c: KU, SAM- ples tree; tel. Jessie 944 Stration, 3 Eighti. OVATED LIKE TARPETS CLEANED & K Mackintosh & Co, OST—A PASSBUOK WIIH TH ~ HIBERNIA Savings and Loan Society of San Franci«co, in the name of HAKRIET CUNS: ABLE or JAME~ CONSTABLE, No. 113,601, 1he finder will please return to bank. +. MITCHFLL, CARPET-CL:ANING CO, . 240 14.hst; cleaning 3c. a ) ard: tel. Mis 74, hew. 23Tenth: tei. Ronth %6 ONKLIN'S CAKPal- BuAllNG WOKas - U 585 Golden Gate ave. Teivphions rast 1zd YAWL BIAT OF SCHOONEf FEARLESS Notify GEO, WILKINS,cor. 3d Brannan;rewrd WErK'S NEWS FOR 6 CENTS TH# WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper, for mailing, A