The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 30, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1897. WLAUGHLIN THE SHOOTING KING With a Score of 222 the Marksman Takes First Prize. Final Day’s Festival of the] Schuetzen Club on the San Rafael Range. John Utsohig Scores 77 Out of a Possible 80 on the Man Target at ¢chuetzen Park. D. W. McLaughlin will be crowned king of the shooting section of the Californiu Schuetzen Club next Thursday night. He won the honors yesterday at the final day’s shooting of the annual festival of the great shooting organization. The range at Schuetzen Park, near San Rafael, presented a lively scene yesterday. The rifles of the marksmen beat a leaden bail against the targets from early morn until near sundown, and good scores re- sulted. The light was not perfect, yet for the greater part of the day it was strong, | and the targeis stood out clear as the trained eyes cf the sharpshooters ran along the gleaming barrels of the guns. As the afternoon grew apace the clouds that hung over the park blotted out the sunkight and made a changeable light on the targets that interfered greatly with the marksmen in scoring the final bulls- eye. “J. F. Robinson, who took the prize at Sacramento for the bext shot in the com- petition instituted by the State for the members of the National Guard «f Cali- fornia, was at the range, and, though he shot well as usual, his scores were not such as to win any of the large prizes. A great many of theo!d marksmen were at the park and it was noticeable that the | younger members of the organization are | rapidly taking their places as the crack hots. 2 John Utschig Sr., one of the leading mem bers of the California Schuetzen Club, made a score of 77 out of a possible 80 on the man targets. D. W. McLau, n fol- lowed this closely by making a 75 shot. The man target is one of the most difficult 1o score on, and was but recentiy intro- duced 1n the ranges. It has frequently been said that no man having the suffix “Mc'’ added to his name could ever expect to be crowned shooting king, but to-day the time-honored expres- sion must be relegated to the past. D. W. McLaughlin captured the day with & score ot 23, 17, 21; total 22 L. Bendel held the shooting king hon- ors lastyear, with a score of Me- Laughlin's score is 6 below this. The following are the scores in the proper order made yesterday by the mem- bers of the Calitornia Schuetzen Club in the yearly shoot for the selection of a shooting king: D. W. McLaughlin 22 2, J. Dawsen 214, D. B. Faktor 211, F. 298, A. Strecker 208, del 202. F. E. Mason | 2, R. Gebre T 199. A. Breuss 199, F. Kuhnie . C. Meyer 195, L. Haake ndemann 197, J. Fetz 196, gor 191, M. Anrens | 191, John Utsehig Sr. 189, T. Robertson 187, ¥F. A. Kuhls 185, H. Enge 176. The first or bullseye, in the morn- ing, was made by Jacob marksman from Sacramento. The second 25 was scored by Henry Kuhls Jr. The first 20 on the mantarge: was made by A. Breuss and the second by A.| Strecker, who carried off all the honors at 1ast Sunday’s shoot. C. Eging made thelast bullseye in the forenoon, while john Utschiz Sr. made the first 25 in the afternoon and D. B. Fak- tor the last. The following are the prize-winners and the high tcores wade on the honorary tar- get leyer. a visiting . Strecker, 7272 70; D. B. Fakuor, 71 Wiiliam M. Ebrenpfort. 70-69; F. b. Schuster, 7 McLaughlin, E. Scomid, 71-69; | John UtsChig, 70- 70; F. Kuhnle, 70-70; J. C. Waller. 70; F. 'Miller, 65; . 'Mason, | 67; Nick Ahrens, 65; ¢, G. Welden. | Bertelsen, 63: F. Attinger, 66; J. Meyer, 67; | S 5 'hierbuch, 61; F. G. M i 0. Burmeister, 66; 3; J. E. Cline, 61; William U Frea Schuemaun, 61; J. Fetz, Gehret, 66. On the man targets the scores were as follows: John Utschig Sr. 77, A. Strecker 76, D. W. McLaughiin 75, J. Straub 74, A. Breass 72, J. Stanton 72, W_Glindemann 1, D. B. Faktor 71, F. Kuhnle 71, J. Drwsen 71, F. P 70, F. E. Mason 70, R. Finking | Tol 69, C. Thierboch 68, H 3 Waltham 67, C. J. Welden 66, F J. E. Cline 66, L. Haake 66, E. Schmid 65, F. Pritchard 65, 0. Burm-: ister 65, Frea Schiue- mann 65, C. Brunotte 65. N. Ahrens 64, H. roeder 64, C. ng o Jacoby 62, J. Joues 61. The shooting on the members’ target J. Meyer 62, ¥miio was brisk throughout the day and the fol- | lowing scores resulted: D. B. Fakto! R. Langer 62. A. Breuss 62, W. Nolden 52, L. Haake 62, r. G. Hagerup 62, A. Rahweyler 62. H. Sietuin’ 59, H. Schoenfeid 50, J. H. Heise 58, C. Meyer 56, H. Enge 67, D. C. Babin 60. F. E, Mason 61. R. Stettin 52; | J. Reubold 53, J. B. Turper J. Stanton 61, | . n 58, J. Dawsen 58, O. Bremer 54, 5, H.'R. Brown 58, J. Straub J. " Carrol 51, A. Gehret 64, n_63, J. Fetz 63. L. Bendel 62, F. P. Schuster 67, William Gli derman 67. H. Kuhis 60, F. A. Kuhls 57, P. Brunotte 60. L. Ritzau Wiiliam Utschig 51, A. L. Out 55, C. Eging Gumtel 59, 1.'C. Bavin 62, N, Aurens 58, C. Thierbac 6, D. W. McLaughlin 60, John Utschig Sr. . F. Waitham 54. Bahrs 54, C. J. Walden 3, L. Reubold 59, William ‘hreu}zlor: 51, A. Bertelssn H. Schroeder 62. { MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, Exhibition the Feature for To-Night. ‘With the programme of athletic events which the athletes of the Young Men’s Christian Association will present at the Mechanics’ Pavilion to-night a series of most interesting events will furnish en- tertainment for the thousands who nightly 1hrong the fair. Dr. H. L. Dietz, the vhysical director, will bave charge of the programme. All who will take part are strictly amateurs, but there are many among them who can put professionals to the blush. The events and those participating will be as follows: Fancy club swinging, H. L Dietz, M. D. Parailel bars, Messrs. E. Flelscher, E. fpacher, R. White, F. Shear, ¥. Saunders Jr. Olympic games, junior members: (a) Rooster fight—F. Stahle vs. J. Davidson. (b) Centaur wrestling—G. Thompson and S. C. Spear vs. J. Vogeiand H. Huguenin. (c) Indian wrestling, two trials—E. Boni- fieid vs. L. Bufford, W. Andrews vs. R. New- field, C. Weinnns ve. R. Rose. (d) Long dive over four ena six boys—W. Morton. 5 : (¢) Indian club passing—White, Captain George Thompson vs. black, Captain John Vogel. Juggling Baker. Association AkroQuad—Messrs. H. L. Dietz, M. D.; George Siewart, George Parmenter, Cbarles Stewart. The Union Iron Works will be the guest of the directors of the institute to-night. It is expected that over 3000 employes Athletic Trincipal 26-pound cannon ball—George | nignt in the vear. ! Wuxng cards 26c. HILL, 2 | retsrences. Model Kitchen at her cooking demonstra- tions, Her programme for to-night is: Chaf- ing dish cookery, Welsh rabpit, panned oysters, creamed sweetbreads. FITUATIONI WANTED—Continnaa. TOUNG LADY OF FRENCH DESCENT wants o permnent place as huusekeeper: ho- tel or widower's home preferred. Hooms 10 and 11, 122 Post st, - Knights of Houor. This evening Liberty Lodge, K. of H, will be favored with a lecture by William Harr soa Wood, past prand dictator, his sub- ject being “Poets and Poetry.” All members i the order have been cordinlly inviied to be present to share in the inteliectual treat which will be presenied on that evening. The repu- | tation of Mr. Wood as a lecturer is bound to secure a large mudience, besides the other at- tractions which will be offered by Liberty Lodge. HOTEL ARRIVALS. RUSS HOUSH. T Fitzgerald, San Jose 1 O Britten, Freino JH M rin,'Woodland H B Colly, C.reus D Pinkney,'San Jose ¥ D Burns, San Jose i R Ellis, ~unol D McKeuzie, C reus Wm Kauth, C1 cus W Burkbart, Circus B ttie ircus D Shiveley, Scotla ~ Larsen, Eurska W J Steenfot, Scot'a F L Marrington, Trinidad J § Barrett, Poriland W Killien, kureka H B Hitchings. Kureka D Hamm, Eureks ¥ Lauzon, Nev Mis Frewster, Mass J A Mcuslan, Nev Clty Mrs Pillman, Modesto G C Lyon, Catalina Mary Larkin, Angels W J I'rown, Portland ¥ £Post, Sac'o € J Lee, Quincy Mrs Swearingen, Cal Mrs Tufis, bavisvil @ W P Faught, Pineville C Warn r, Clrcns C Harris, Circus E Young. Circus W White. Circus R Harrington, - ircus W Roth. CI cus < Brown. Circus W Clayborn, Circus Walsh, Circus W H Smith, Circus J M dams, Los Gatos Mrs Newcomb, Cal L J Zumwait, Scotia I 3 S Donaghho, Ohfo A J War.er, Ohio W G Beuch & w, Ohio GRAND HOTEL. F Faston & w. Pt Costa G H Shepard, U & N Lee, ~acramento Mrs J Thompson, Sacto W Warren, San Jose L D Nash. Nicolaus E Clark, Uan<ille, Miss M Young 3Miss J Youn, Cal Miss L Young, Cal J A Blair, Sacramento J M Mannon. Ukiah Mrs M ridred. Ukisn CS Long, Haywards ' B russell, Haywards K B Morgan, Santa Crug J C Hayes & w, Cal A H Johuston, Eur-ka J W Browning, Cal W Thompson, Modesto 1. Gro hweil. Stockton J H 1ar.on & w, Phiia Mrs L C Parker, L Ang H H Blood. Va City T W Ely & w. Sacto J CGibson, Templeton Dr J G Thompson, Cal P C Cohn, Folsom DrT Fliot & w, Sn Juan G E Stickle,AugelsCamp Miss 1aughli ., Moss City H W Crabb, Ossvile A 5 Grego.y, Jackson H T Sims & w, * al W Liuskey, Cal PALACE HOTEL T B Cotter, Plattsburg J H Bryant, Seattle Miss K Bryant,Seattle A H ~tephens, Stanford J A Griftiu, Stanford £ (+ Sprowl. ‘I acoma H W H.idinge, Denver C A Lawton, Ohlo B W Layton, Ohio M W plumenberg, D C J B Foraker, Cinn Mrs C H storm, Chicago | W Best, Chicago ¥ Best, Chicago Mrs W Best, Chicago A C Hunter, Shanghal € W Murphy, ~avannah Mrs A C Hunter, China H Peters, Denver W H Horton, Denver A G Thies. Denver R b Meyer, Stanfo.d A A Kranier, Cinn CSweeny, Spokane Mrs A A Kramer, Cinn Mrs kT Earbour, Mich W T Barbour, Detroi: ¥ W_Bullock, Chicago G B >ioddard, Chicago J A Jones, Arizona BALDWIN HOTEL. H Errenpfort, Dawson O J H Mun:oe, Alameda M Markleim, Stockton A S Donan. Tucson R G Thomus, > Y D Wright, ~an Jose Mi s Pirett, E Iames, 'Paso Robles O W Glumby Zezustach & wi. N Y M Bernstein, Co'o W ¥ Lenzeor, San Jose Ed L.v-rmore, N Jersey W WESTERN HOTEL. J Brown, Port Costa W B Ayres, Walnut Grv | Memphis J Hough, N Y H ansus Lty O Craig. Kansas City , Stockton ~ J B Rubinson, Sto:ton Merced W E Miier, Auburn i <ht, Ptima & M Hoichkiss San Jese rockton B W 1 ewls, Stockton ¥ Wiggins, Los Ang W C Smith, Sacramento H King, N Y P F Wood. Tulare | i | G H_Forbe: A Wothe: H M Cuths G W Brittson, & | “CALL™ | FRANCISCO SAN RUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— | 710 Market sireer, open uutll 12 o'clock every | BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery streety " : open until 9:30 o'clock. | yes street. open until 9:30 o’clock. | 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. | SW, corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open | antil § o'clock. 1248 Mission street; open untll 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'cl 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o’ 1205 Polk street: open until 8:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till 9 o’cloc! | MEETING NOTICES. KING SOLOMON'S LODGE NO. 260, and A. ) cor. Geary and Steiner sts—Third deg es THIS (MON- DAY) *VENING at 7:70 o'clock. By | order of tne Master HARRY BAEHR, Sec. HERMANN LODGE NO, 127. F. and A. M. ied meeting THIS DAY (MONDAY), August 30. 1847, a* 7:30 o'clock P. 3. Degree 2. By order of M. L. SCHUMACHER, Sec. | 23, ¥ and A. M —Called meet- ing _for THIS (Monday) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Second d-gree. By EDW. F. DELGER, Secretary. | MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harris, | OCCIDENTAL LODGE S(L% 7 order of the M. W. 15 Grant ave, SPECIAL NOTICES, MR ISH, 3614 GEARY, ROOMS and 3; electrician; alconol Turkish baths without a rival. MRS, & E. MCLEOD, PSYCHC-THERA- peutic magnetic hea er. 521 E'liy, 9 to 8. 1000 BUSINESS CARDS $1 50, 25 VIS- s Geary st. B JAD 1ENANTS EJLCTED FOR st collections made: cty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st.. Toom 6; tel. 658U. ITUATION AS NUR-E TO CHILD OVER 3 years, orlight second work. CalMo.dsy and after at 1221 O’ Larrell st. JXPERIENCED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL wants a manazing nousekeeper's place: city (r country: widower's home preferred. Koom 8, 207 FOst st. JANTED — BY A FIRST-CLASY DRESS. maker, customers by the day; highest reter- ences. Dressmaker, 711 Bush st HELP WANTED-FEMALE. ED—FEMALE FIRST-CLASS PRO- k $40: 8 cook-, style, $25 and $30: 3 verman second £irls, 820 =ni _.5: resisurant cook. $8 week; hotel walitress, $20: ranch covk, $18: and a larze number of gir.s sor c0o.ing and house'vork. J. F. CROSE1T & CO., 516 Sutier st. WAITRiSSEs, CITY RESTAURANT, 85 A week ress, city restaurant. $6 8 ‘wees: waltr: 83, Oakland, $15 and T00m; waitress, coun- tr:, §17 50 and 100m: 2 waliresses country. $:0 and room; waitress, ci'y hotel. $20 and Fiom: lunch and dinner waitress $20 a moath; 2 lonch waltiesses,oUc: 00k and waltress, samep lace, $40 and room: 5 wuitress s, Oakland, Cal. 15 and 1090m. MAKTIN & 0., 749 b arket. FlesTCLASS WAITRESS WANTS WORK in r spectable place; no other. 1119 Mission IRL JACKSON ST, $25: GIRL, GRAFY. #25; girl, Post, $20; girl, Leaveuworth. $20: st., room 7. { kirl. country, $.0: girl, Buchauar, $20; girl. Keo- ——— —— ———————— | n:th, 320: girl, Brodenck, $20: gir. '’rarrel, JITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH | $20: cirl, Puge, '$20; giri, Kllis, girl. Lentiat woman as cook 1o first-class family. Address | nve., $20 girl, Ea.i. $13; girl. Wa<hington, $20. 8A Pleasent si. MARTIN & C0., 749 Market st 1 RMAN WOMAN WAXTS WOKK; WASH- | ( 1JRL, WEBSTER, $15: GIRL, STFUART, (i, roning o¢ cleaning oy the day. MERS. MARILL GRISSBERG, bs2ly Harrison s, bet. Furst and Second. INGLE WOMAN, FIR~T-CLASS COOK, wants place as houseke:per or cook. 519 Ste- venson st. OSITIUN AS HOUSEKEKPER OR DOC- tor's office; best of refereuces. 1239 Murket st, room 15. YQUNS EWEDISH GIRL WANTS sf1 Ua- tion 10 do general housework: wages from $20 10 $25. 5.4 Converse st., bet. rightn aod Muth. 7 $15. giri, O'Farrell, $15: girl, Clipper. 815; gITl, Post. $15: girl, Joes. $16: girl, Church, £15; grl, Haight, ¥35: uirl, Natter, $15: girl, Vallejo, 815. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. CuXK: CI. ¥, 830 AND ROOM; COOX, YOLO Co., $20 aud room: cook, hote', $30 and room; cook, A ameda. $25 and room; colored cook, Ne- ]“rnuli#so and room. MARTIN & CU., 149 Mar- et 51 JLAUNDRESS, COUNTRY, $26: LAUNDRESS, A'ameda, 5 and found: man and wife for laundry, $30 and found: irouer, $35, room and bosrd. - MARTIN & C0., 749 Market. EKMAN GIRL WISHES WORK BY THE da”. Call 121434 Polk s: MIDDLE-AG D WIDOW WITH NO INCUM- bran e wishes situstion 10 go to Trinity min- ing district to keep house for 2 or 3 respeclable mine-owners; no triflers; references exchan ed. Addre:s MKS, k. 5., box 5, Ca | Office, Oakland. QITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN to do general housework, c,ok or tuke care of children. Address 113 Bernard st. WIDOW LADY WI HES FPUSITION AS housekeeping, or will dv sewing and mending. Call 116 Sixth st., roem 8. TOUNG OUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper: eity or couniry. Call 284 O'Farrell »t, rooms 4-5. HAMBERMAID AND WAIT “~OME, $I5 and room; 2 chambsrmalias. country: French chambermaid, cliy, $15 aod room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. W OMAN AND CHILD FOR RANCH JIOME: $15 per month. MARIIN & CO., 749 Market. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continued. JPARMER AND WIFE FOR A RANCH, $58 and found: farmer and wife. near city; iren- mold-r, $2 day, city job. MURKAY & KnADY, 7 ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi your fest at the same price you biy ready- made ooes, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 and ¥5, at 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. 634 and £38 Clay st. AILKOAD MEN, LABORERS AND TEAM- Siers—We want 160 men, free fare, $175, 32 a 82 25 day: foreman for a Scraper gang. MUK- RAY & READY, 634 vnd 636 Clay st 7S, WE ARE NOW IN A BEKAIVE OF work; everybody come along and l00Kk ut our bulletin-boards: they contan 865 jobs: can’t you pics one job ro su.t yon out of 86.? Sawmill and Wi 0ds help, 60 men for sawmill and woods, §26 and $20 p=r month ana found, free fare: 60 w00d-chop- Pers, $2 6 cord. touls and food furnished; 55 tie- makers. 6x8, 7 and 8 foot ties. MURRAY & READY, 631 and 636 Clay st. 185 MUKE FSUIT PICKERS FOR SANTA +) Clara, Napa, Fresno, 1 ulare, ~onoms, Ala- meda_and - ‘ontra Cova counties. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ((O0KS, 835 AND $40: 2 DISHWASHERS, 815 ' and $20: 3 waiters, $25 and $30: second cook, $25: camp walter, $20; alshwasher for crew of krape-pickers $:0and found. MUKRRAY & REa- DY, 634 and 635 Clay. $120 19,20, PER MONTH aND FOUND paid for places we have to give away, such as welldril'er for standard rig, £5 day: tool dresser and sharpener, 83 day and found: 150 laborers and teamster , clty and country jobt. fror $1 75, £1 60, $1 50'dar and $26 per month and found; offnearer for a brickyard: brickmoldrr, $250 dav: 60 farmers, or.hard and vineyard hands, $30, $26, $20 per mo ‘th and founc a city garden, $15 and found; 3 milker: maker; blacksmith and horseshoer. & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st RAPES! GKAPES! GRAPES! want 150 men and strong bauk company for ther viueyard. we have spe- clul reduced ratesof 1a-e from 8. P. . R. and S. J. V. I K. to the Vineyards: wiges 8:3a mo i1h and found; ulso men Lo work In_wine-clla s, drying houses: 3 months’ job: we ship to-day to-morrow. MUKRRAY & READY, 634 a.d 636 LALY CANVASNSER-; GOUD SALARY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. OTHER AND DaUGHTER, OR SISTERS, or friends: $45: cook and waitress; smali hotel. MIS> CULLEN, 3238 Sutter st. JBENCH NUksk; Sutter st. $25. MISS CULLESN, 823 ANCH COOK; $20. Sutter st. MISS CULLEN, 823 PANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as bousepeeper for bachelor or e'derly gentleman. App'y 806 Markét, rm. 23, afiernoon. A} TRACTIVE Yot N i LADY, ~THANGER A in city, wants good position: widower's home or country ho.el preferred. Koom 2 12034 Geay SHEEONDGIKL, 825 LAUNDKESS, $26. MISS CULL| 32 Sutter st. 00K, $35; SECOND GIRL, $25: NURSE, $20: 15 housework girls, city aud country, $20 and $25: 8 young giris, assist, $10 1o §15. MISS CULLEN, 823 >Gu.crst. TOUNG EASTERN LADY WITH SMALL capitai, out of a position, would like & business partner. 9 Powell st., roum 8. AITR 83 AND CHAMBEKMALID: $20; count.y hotel; see party here. MISS CUL- JRENCH YOUNG L:DY WISHES POS tlon as seamsiress in private family cutting and fitting and dressmaking. all 23 John st., off Mason, bet. Jackson ani Pacific. TOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, SPrAKS GER- man fluentiy, wauts & housekesper's position; Hotel or widower's home preferred; clty or coun: LEN, 328 Sutter (99K, AMERICAN FAMILY, $30: 6 COOKS, $: 10 hous-girls, $20; housegirl, 2 in f mi- 1y, $26: cook, Oakland, $25; coox and -econd gir! sawe house,” $25, $20: 3 seco d giris, $15. housegir.s, country, inva'ld’s nurse, 82 nurse, 1 child, $15; chambermuid. 12 Eruitvale, $25, ‘cholce p ace., see party he great many girs, xll na ities, inls country. MISS NOKTON, 315 Butter st. iry. Room 11, 223 F'ost st. Y QUNG ¥k NCH WIDOW OF SOME EX PE- rience wants & permanent place as hou-exeep- er: dity or country. 1:43j Giary st, room 4. REFINED OUTMERS LADY Wisiks Po. sition as hous=keeper for widower. Call or ad- dress 105 Grove si. TOUNG RUSSIAN LADY DESIRES A working housekecper's place: country hotel or widuwer's home preferred Room 2, 223 Post. TTENTION, LADIFS — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work athome: cuu’ng and fiting at $3 50 & sui. ommunica e wiia ¢ d., 3983 Twenty-fourth st., who will call onyou. 1 the evening, MARKEL ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF 1M CaLi: want ads &nd subscriptions twken. W ANTED—BY LADY LATELY FROM THE East position to do upstairs work; is geod teamstress. Inquire 6043 Linden ave. Y LUSG WOMAN, RECENTLY FROM ENG- land, wishes a position as housekeeper for bachelor orwidower. 17 kddy .. room 1. 615 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. W ANTED — COOK 0N ~MALL fami.y. French CE Spi . 8263 6 cooks, Ger- man sty.e. 830 and $25: 3 German second girls, $:0. French i fant nurse, 8 0; French waitress and seimstress, $25: number of gir s for house- wors and assist. LEuN ANDKE, 808 ~tockion. Q IRONERS FOR STEAM LAUNDRY, $40; ®) irouer, $25 and found. C. R. HANSEN & Cu., 108 Geary st. ARY, SUMBER OF HOUSEGIRLS, §12 TO $20. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. VOK AND WAITRESS, 81ME PLACE, $40; waltress, country hotel, $:0: chambermuid, 57 a k: check waitress, $6 & week. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 108 Gexry st. JPUESCH OR GRRMAK SECOND GIRL, $20. C.R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary si. W AITRESS, PLAIS COUNTRY HOTEL, $15 and fare paid: ranch cook, Yolo County, $20; neat woman, general housework, country town, $20, and others. MURXAY & KkADY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. WOMAN WIIH A CHILD: LIGHT PLACE in country; $10. MURKAY & READY, Clay st YULO € UNTY—WE WANT 40 3 N AND SLrong boys to pic< fruits, grs work in dry- ing packing houses. etc ; wages $25 and fiud: 3 months’ job: f-r- $1 60.° MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 656 Clay st ET ABUARD OUR TWO SPECIAL CARS 2nd %0 to the vineyar.is and pick grapes, etc.: former.y $4 80, now at our offics Tednced to 8 25; wages $30 and $:3 per month and found. MUKRAY & READY, 634 a1d 636 Clay st. BLAmsmrriL SHOP WORK, $40, ROOM. . I'l‘all’fl- etc.; call ear.y. MARTIN & CO., 749 arket. RANCH HAND. 820 RANCH HAND, $16. MAHRTIN & CO.. 749 Market. 3 CHOREMEN, 88, 10 AND $12 PER MONTH. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market. DISHWASIIERS, $20 AND ROOM; 6 ©) dishwashers, $15 and room: 8 kitchen men, $> n week: 5 vegeiable men, $3 10 §5 per week: 2 dishwashers, $.5: dishwasher, $5. MARTIN & LU, 749 Market. (90K, COUNTRY, €43 AND ROOM: COOK, &0 south, $10 a week and room: «ook, $35 and room; city cook, small place, short orders, $25 and 1nom: second cook, $30° and ro.m; third cook, ¥25 and_room. cook, §40 and room, city: 5 cooks, city. $10 a week: ranch cook, few per- soni. MARIIN & CO, 749 Market. AMP WAITER, $.0_KETC.: WAITER, GO south, £25 and roo:n; 7 waiters, $25 and room; 6 walters, $16 and room: waiter, innch and bar, #25° night waiter, $35; 4 wa ters, $20 and room: lunch and dinner waiters: waiter, $30 and room; wuliter, mining town, $20 and room. MAKTIN & CO., To9 Market. FRY CUOK, $14 A W:EK: CALL EARLY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. ©F TO 40 LABOREKS AND TEAMSTER + ©) $35 per month board, etc.: city; call ear] MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar et st R M ANCH-HAND: $25: CALL EARLY. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 slarke st. AN AND WIFE; RANCH. MARTIN & CO,, 719 Mar.et st AN FOR LIVERY-~TABLE: COUNTRY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market at RONER; FR H LAUNDRY: #25: ROOM, board, etc. MARTIN & CO., 74y Market st. Ay ISH WIDOW \\'ISHL: S SITUATIUN AS housekeeper for bachelor or widower: city or country. 16 Turk st., room 18, second tioor. EEMAN WIDOW FROM EAST WISHES position 1o make herself general.y usefal. Call and 9 P. M, 1514 Turk 15, bet. 634-636 Clay st. W AN ED—A NUMBER OF GIRLS TO EILL varlous situstions at good wages. MES. HIRD, 121 Ellls st. VIRLS OF ALL NATIUNALITIES TO FILL > vaifous positlons. MRS LAMBERT, 417 owell st. AUSAGE-MAKER; $13 PER WEEK. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Marke: si. “ AN WITH SMALL CAPITAL TO ENTER V) “jnto wooden manufactory bu-iness. Further information F. 0., box 143, Call Office. ‘QAILOKS AND OKDINARY wanted at LANE'S, 504 Davis, near Juckson. I BUSINESS CHANCES, 5 SALOON BUSIL Ss—FINE PLACE $: - on Market st.: old estahlished In an A1 locality: doing a well-paylug st ady an | traasient trade: easily worth $600; appreciated if sepn. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st P e TAILORING BUSINKSS FEW $500. Goors trom Market st : old catablisheds more than value in sicht; must be sola al once: owner going to mines; it bears investigation. M. INGLE ROUMS 10c AND 15c NIGHT, 76c and 31 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. HANUH OF FICK UF THI CALL, 167 NANLd tL.—Want ads and suvscriptions taken. THREF, STORES IN ONE GRAND CLEAR- © ance sae; fine assortment of men's, boyy youths’ and children’s shoes sacrificed at actoal cost prices. 767 Market s ., opp. Pneian building. CEW WALDO LODG NG-HOUSE, 763 Mi~ sion st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single room« pernight, 10c to 5Ue; per week, 70c to $2: clean.quiet: spe- cial attention to morning calls; open all night. JLgHY HOUSE, sesis MARKET ST.—ROUMS 20c. 25¢ to 5Uc mght: $1 10 82 week. 1aken. 3000 PAIRS—ANOTHER LUT OF MEN'S ()0 3noes: been mizhtiy demaged: at less than one-fourth their value; from 28c 10 $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C 4 up to $1 25, 562 Mission st., tet. 1st and 2d. W BRAS L OFFICK oF CTIPUOLS Bld Wade nug hAlk> Sk ANTED, TULOLLECE WASES DUK LABOK- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. ANTED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBEL tools, positlons furnished: 8 weeks required. S. F. Barber Coliege, 13814 Kighth, KY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARK. low Sixch, for a room: 26c & night: boAsCH UEFIUR O LLaCriptive Bud WaLe Ml NoauH sk Gle Lall, ~T., Bi- 81 a week. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 36c: MEN'S shoes, sollug, Uc: all repalring dons at half the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. \Y INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST.. NR. Market: 300 rooms, 25c a night; reading- r00m: tree 'bus and bagguge o and from the ferry. . BIMON WANTS 100 MEN TUGET BOTTLE . beeror wine 5¢; Lesi tree lunch. 643 Clay. ANTED—_LABORERY AND MECHANICY 10 know thaz Kd Holkin, Keno House propris- tll runs Denver Houss 217 Third st.: 13 large rooms; 28c per night: 81 10 83 per week. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS FOR CI1Y AND COUNTRY. Famous Pants Company, 28 Kearny st. LIS, 5 Fourih at. $300. BiRBER SHOP: 4 CHAIKS: IV o Western Addizion: doing ngood prfite able business; sickness canse of sale, M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $5OU BUICHER BUSINESS IN BEST « possible location in the Western Ad¥ tion: 2 good horses and caris; finely fitted up: large barn, et ground rentonly $5 per monib; will positively cieas at lowest estimate £175 per month over all expenses, which wili be proved vy & trial and thorough iovestization. M. LESS, 5 Fourtu st. $l:|00 HOTELIN A LIVELY COUNTRY « town; 30 rooms: well furnished: old- e:tabiished house: rent 0 1y $50 per month: doing 2 profitable business: house always filed wih Koud, steaav and we.l-paying trunsient Patrois. M LESS, 5 Fourth st. $4: (), SALUON ON ONE OF THE BEST o1l fireq; "roctat one block ncrth of Market st & ll fitted: doing a fine business; is easily wort $800. M LESS, b Fourth st. $150, 2= CH BAKERY, D:LICACY - 80d dairy produce store: good loc: tion; 3 nice ifving-rooms, rent only $12. M. LES: 5 Fourth st. %175, BEANCH BAKERY, DFLICACY D - and candy store; 1ivings-rooms: io the Western Additon, M. L S, b Four hst. $500 COR. GROCERY AND BaR: WITH - living-rooms; one of he best purts of the city; present owner there 6 years: selling on #ceount of other busines.. M. LE~, 5 Fourth st. $15H00, LEADING GROCERY, WITHOU « bar, on lively busine-s street: horse and wagon: large stock of goods: AOINZ & (Args cash trade. Particulars, WI, KE, 783 Market st. (O .NER WINE AND LIQUOR store. with 2 cardrooms; 2 b ocks win Hotel: first-ciass payl g estab. Iiskment; low rent: actuai value $1800. Call WILKE, 783 Market st. $l50 ELEGANTLY FITTED.UP SA- « loon. doing large, profitable business, clos» to Palace Hotel: rent $.0; death in family causes a sacrifice. WILKE, 73 Market st. $35 GUOD PAYING BUTCHER SHOP « In Western Additlon; best kind of fam- ily custom: horse and wugo Rolng Eas excellent bargain. Apply WILKE, 783 Market. 295 BHST SALOON ON THE CITY $325. font: oprosite i finely fitted up and doing big business: owner here 5 years; muse seil. STENBELG & Ci., GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safegnard; $1: also tonic svecific_for all female trouol-s: for home use. DK AND MES. WrGKNER, 526 ddv s. NERAL MERCHANDISE BUSINES countrv; receip:s $¢ 00 monthly; wili s interest. Particulars WINSTON Murket st. ONE-THIRD INTER- American rights; great sacrifice. H. H., all Office, ROOMS WANTED. ADY WISHES2 OK 3 SUNNY FURNISHED 4 coun c:ing housekeeping rooms; reasonable: references G. K., box 9, Call. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. LD GOLD, GOLD DUST. JEWELKY. ETC, bought. 0. NOLTE, jewelcr, 222 U'Farrell, near Mason >A W\ BROKER—OLD GOLD, SIL’ VEE, off ¢lo hing bought. Add. COLFM > LOST. KOWN, CURLY IRISH WATE altered. RKeturn 1313 Larkio st.; $5 reward. FOUND. ) AME TO PREMISES, A PUG DOG; OWN\- / ex can have same by proving property and pay- ing charges Call after 6 ». M 15 Pixley s°. AN AND WIFE, WITH REFERENCES, for a private place, country, $45: man and wife for private place, $40. C. R. HANSeN & CO., 108 Geary st. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANKFSE; EST'D 20 YEARS: help;tel.muin 1997 BRADULEY & Cu. 840 Clay UNTER & U CHINESE AND JAPANKSE emp. oflice, 61435 Cairforn! tel. main 231, HI i AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41415 O'Farrell. Tel 6. F YOU WANT A SITUATION GO TO MRS, SPENCER, 1321 Park st, Alameda. V1KL, 14 UP. TO ASSIST LIGHT HOUSE- work: good home: g0 to school: small wages. Adiress J. W., Call Office, 2626 Mission st. WANTED—A STRON: GERMAN GIBL for genmeral housework. Please call at 344 Six.h st. bakery, in the atternoon. E ANTED—A THOROUGHLY EXPERI- APANESE EMPLOYMENT SUnkaU, 709 eiiced glove saleswoman. App.y 528 Markes weary st Tel. Sutter 2125. st.. Toom 7, from 4 t0 6 P. M. ITUATION WANTED TU TAKE CARE OF | Y7y OUNG GERMAN GIKL T ASSIST IN horses and garden: £0>d driver: can mik; light housework and care of Faby : sleep home. handy wi:h tools: best of references. Address A. B, box 163, Call Oftice. MAS AXD WIFE WITH GIRL WISH WORK on dairy farm: butter and cheese maker: will rent dairy or work on shares. Call 621 Calliornia. OUNG MAN WANTS WORK ON SMALL place 1n country: good mi ker: good driver. Address HOW ARD, box 133, Call Office. ITUATION AS CUACHMAN OR MAN about place: good refersnces; city or country. Address D. K., box 164. Call Office. 5() MEY FOR RAILROAD WORK, NORTIL, OU §1 75 aday: we ship Tuesdsy morning. C: R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Gesry st. ~MISCELLA SECOND-HAND cor. Unfon and Buchanan. EW AND cheap. H. KUNZ JRESKE COW AND CALE. near Thirtleth. 14 LAIDLEY § 95 FRUIT.PICKERS, 78c A DAY AND found: 10 men to pick fruit by contract. C. R. HANSEN & (O, 108 Geary st. 0! HO! FOR FRFSNO—100 MEN TO PICK gr pes. 76 a day and found: work for all men who want work; reduced fares; we ship Septem- ber 4, b and 6 Apply imueliately to Had & €O, 108 Geary st. 00K FOR COUNTHY HOTEL, §40; WAITER, same place, 1 20; wai'er, country hotel, north, £25: witer, botel, south, $25. . K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Avply 219 Clinton Park. RESFECTABLE GIxL TAKE CARE SMALL children ani housework; $10 month. 4087 Tweuty-fiftn st. JERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR GEN- eral houseworx at 1838 Sutter; refs required. T ANTED—A GIRL TO WORK AT TAILOR- iog. Apply 1071 Market st. T ANTED — FXPERIENCED NURSEGIRL: reference required. 1815 Laguna st. V ONGINEER AND F1REMAN WANTS SI uation In city: good references. Addre: House and Delaware ave. Oce: OUNG BUTCHER WOULD LIKE TO FIN- ish his trade- will work f r his room, board and weshing. Address G. SAUER, 844 Broadway, Oskland. ANTED—GIRL FoR LIGHT HOUSE- work. 460 Tehama st. JOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST HOUSEWORK. ANTED—20 WOODCHOPPERS, NEAR city, $1 25 » cord, food and tools advancea; 10 woodchoppers, Sonoma Conn'y, tools. e c., sup- plied, $1 25 a cord: 300 hop-pickers, near city : 50 hop-pickers, Sonoma County: 4 German labo ers, near city. |ight work, $20 and found: milker can dress beef. S noma County: 2 milkers. young man for private piace, references. 815 and found: experienced furniture-packer. references. $9 a week, and o:hers. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st W ANTED-THIS (SUNDAY) MORNING— Youn man to walt on table,” country hoel, £20, fare advanced: porier for nice country hotel, 815; dishwasher, $5 week: Fronch boy in siore, £15 and found: wai.er, French restaurant, 330, ANDRE, 308 Stockton st. B4 Fair ( aks, near Twenty-secord. G WAITERS, $35. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. TRONG RESPRLCTABLE BOY WISHES TO work on ranch; smali wages. 1208 Polk st. | ANTED—YOU G GIRL TO ASSIST IN IRL FOR SECOND WURK: CALL BEFORE W Iight housework. 1456 O'Farcell st, MME. MIRANDA, ELECTRIC AND vapor baths. Koom 31. 1122 Market st. WANTED-FEMALE. SITUATION N ORWEGIA Is 2 firsi-cl GIRL WISHES SITUATION: s cook and laundress; woula do years last place. Call or address | . NORTON, 315 ~utter. N EAT DANISH SECONL GIRL; I3 A FIRST. | AN class seamstress aud a zood waitress, with the | best city reierences. MRS, G. NOKTON, 3815 | Sutter VERMAN WISHES SITUATION AS 81 COND ¥ cook in restaurant or coffve saloon, or any Kind of kitchen work. 617 Mission st., foom 13. ARPENTER WANTS STEADY JOB AS bench man: will expect reasonable wages. J. E. 0., box 128, Call QXPERIENCED BARTENDER WISHES A sitnation: speaks Geiman and English, G. W. H., room 55, New Western Hotel. OUNG MAN, MARKRIED, SPEAKING GER- man and Freuch, wishes a situation of soms Kind: no eve work. ~Acdress \W. M., box 48, Call, OMPETENT WOMAN (WITH A CHILD) desires situation: $5 0$10; reierences; coun- | MISS CULLEN, 823 ~utter st. T YOUNG ¢ [RI. DESIRES SITUATION: N $°0 10 $15; references. M1%S CULLEN, 328 | Sutter st. g H IRLS FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK X nurses: second work. ment Agency, 3.8 Geary Erown 401 ANISH GIRL, GOOD COOK, WISHES A situation, housework; best references, Apply to MRS. HIRD, 721 Ellis st.; tel. Sutter 52. | . JIMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, | 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 5832), furnishes best | belp of all nationatities. At the Pacific Empioy- | st.; open evenings; tel. | IRL WOULD LIKE PLACE TO TAKE CARE | ild from 3 to 5 jeare; speaks English | . Pleasecal 1226 York si., between | Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fitth. OMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL TO DO GEN- eral housework and cooking and some wash- ing; wages not less than $20; city or country. 911 Greenwich st., upstairs. TOUNG COLORED WOM N WANTS SITUA- iion as nurse in j hysician's cflice or off nurae; 15 months in last p ace. Calt or address 618 Eilis, upper flat, rear. {IEST- CLASS LAUNDRESS: WILL DO chamberwork and assist in housework; best | T. L., tox 121, Call Office. RS E. BAL) WIN, PLAIN SEWING AND mending; satisfaction guaranteed. Call room 7 first floor. 969 Mission, corner Sixihi, JXPERIENCED FARMER AND FRUIT- grower; understands_pruning snd taking care of any ranch and an all-round handy man; good references. G. I box 118, Call Office. A MERICAN CARPENTEK, AGE 40, WISHES position in business house: willing to make hims-1f useful; sober, honest; can run stationary engine. A. C., box 133, Call. KUSTY MAN WIIH KXPERIENCE m ] iabas attuation as aiver for Iaund ¥ orbakery wagon: first-cass 1e‘erences given. B. K. 0., box 105, Cali. AINTER, COMPETEST A LLROUND workman, good_graiver, tinter, etc, wil work for property-owner by the day or job. Address Painier, 441 ®ixths . OUNG MAN, AGED 31, TEMPERATE HAB- its, good mechanic, wants to meet young lady or widow, not over 30 years, unincumbered, accom- p.ished, of good eaith. & moderate figure and steady disposition: p.e.s> no triflers need appl Trish or of that descont preferred. Address W, W. C., box 68, Call Clice. 100D HOUSKE-PAINTER AND PAPKR- hanger, with tools, wants work by dey or plecework for some privat: partics; will work chle;np-hlcny or country. Address Paiot, box 142, Call uitice™. 00D PAINTER WOULD LIKE SITUATION inan kuglsh Eurojean koig Vessel Ad- dress £ urope, byx 142, Call office. MO EY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry, seaiskins. Uncle Harris,i5 Grantav MARKET 5T.— BRANCH UFFICE OF THE CaLL: want ads and subscriptions 1axen. W IDOW WOULD LIKE HOUSEWORK OR plain sewing and mending. Cali for 3 days at 821 Mission st., room 3 ERMAN WOMAN DESIRES WASHING, ironing or housecleanin: by the day. Please call 2 Welch st. be:. Brannan and Bryant. 9 FINN GIKLS DESIRE ~ITUATIONS FOR © general housework In American families; $20 t0 226, 439 rhird st. 7TOUNG WOMAN TO GO OUT BY THE DAY washing, ironing, house or office cleaning. 81135 Mission st., basement. RESSMAKER: CUTS BY THE TAILOR | system: dresses made over: fii guarante.d; $1 50 per day. G. M., box 140, Call L flice. USITION A> SUPERINTENDENT OK MAN- ager of large vineyurJ or winery by thoroughly competent mau: 1b years’ experience in Caliior- 1ia: good refereace. - W. R., vox 60, Call ITUATION BY JEWISH YOUNG MAN D many years’ experience in clothing iin wuges; best references; four weeks' gra/ls. C. ., box L. JXPEKIENCFD MAN AND WIFs WISH hotel or rancn work; woman c.n do plain COOKing OF cliamberwor: man has 16 years’ ex- perience: bust references. M, R. K., box 179, Call ARDENER WANTS PLACE IN PRIVATE family; generally useful; un. erstands horses; can milk: ‘moderate wages. Aduress P. M., 674 Sixteenth st, Kust Oakland. W OMAN. GOUD COUK AXD HOUSKKEEE- er, wanis & position. 590 S.evenson st. OU-EKEEPEK, REFINED MIDDLE-\GED lady, wishes positlon in refined widower’s family: good manaser: references exchanged: city preferred. MRS, M. F. G., box 109, Call. JITUATION WANTKD BY MIDDLE-AGED lady to do general housework. 720 Natoma. R PUSTST.—FIKSI-CLAS! NDRE: 2633 IKS(-CLASS LAUNDRESS wants work by the da. or will take wash- ing home; flannels done with care. RUEEINED YOUNG LiDY DESIREN PUSI- tion in s ore, office or as conylist. Address C. will be in attendance, Miss Suzy Tracey hasan attentive au- dience of ladies every afternoon in the C., box 41, Call Oftice. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONE, WATCH. 1w s, jewelry,seaiskins, Uncle Harris,15 Grant av i iree bus h‘ IRST - CLASS CHINESEK COOK WISHES s tuat 01 in famlly or bosrding-house. QUONG G ~ING, 819 Dupont st. - 15 LABKIN-BEANCH OFFICE u¥ THE CALL: rubscriniions and wanc ads taken. 2p M. 1328 Goiden Gate uve, OMAN TO WASH NAPKINS. 61z KEAR- ny st. 00D LUNCH WAITRESS. 2130 FILLMORE st, nr. Sacramento. TKADY MAN FOR PLAIN OFFICE DU- ties Im a rusiness established 20 years: must be satisfied wi h £75 per month and have $150 cash. 1118 Market si., rooms 1 and 2. W ANTED—EOY 13 OR 14 YEARS OLD ON ranch to do li:h work: must be strong. 239 Post st, top floor: call after 12 o'clock. IRL FOR HOUSEWORK, SMALL AMERI- OMPETENT GIRL FOK COOKING AND OMBINATION COAL AND HAY WaGUN also doctor’s phueton. 1613 Market. 1 GOOD DOMESTIC MACHINE. 61 $ « Julian ave.. off Fourteen h nr Mission. i OM ESTIC NEWING-MACHINE; GuuD order, vak. 1915 Mission st near Fifteenth. RDSE\\‘(‘UD QUARE PIANO, JEWELRY and bric-a-brac; cheap. K. W.,box 117. PARTNER IN R -STAURANT; MAN « not afraid to work: tnis is a gooa $25 chance.. Apply to B CURKAN, 268 Minna st. . 0 FINE OLD-ESTAR. SALOON: GOOD $200. bostoess siace: <heap rear. 808 How= erd st. GREAT BARGAIN; RESTAURAN recelpts $30 dav. BASILe, %78 Mkt. ANT AND OY~TER HOUSE. 354 . owner must sell at once; bar:ain. ‘_FIRSI-CLASS BARBERSHOP; 121214 Polk st. FoRs\L cheap: call soon. OPPKR RIVER, ALASKA—ADVERTISKR has purchused vesse ; wishes 20 more men to joinexpedition: fare $-00, incinding 1 year’s pro- Visions: 1000 ibs. exira treicht ailowed free: sails Sepy 10. For particulars address room 201, 3:8 Montzomery st.. N F. AKERY: CHEAP IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY; establishied ?3 years; In large miuing town: 800d trad-: owners have other interests. Addresi Eaxery, box 60, Cali Office. GROCERY AND BAR: GOOD LOCA- . tion in on: 6 1iving-roo.ns and s'able. Apply grocery-s ore, cor. Iwenty-sixih aud Valencia HALF-IN.EREST SWINDLES, FRaUD etc., prosecuted: ex-United States Attorne: offices 91-2, 805 Larkin st., cor. McAlilster: ai- Vice free. G197 NOTIONS, STATIONERY, BRANCIT 3:*125. bakery, lsundry, 4 large rcoms: bathe room aud yard; rent $id. - Apply Call Uffice Ok REXT-DINING.ROOM AND KITCH all furnished, In a fir.t-class coontry hot rent takeu out in board. Apply Call Uflice. $80 ONE OF THE OLDES1-ESTAB- . lished butcher-shops in the city. B. b., box 7, Call Oftice. ALGE RANGE FOR REATAURANT OR S bourding-aouse; almcst new. U, box 169, HYEAP—A N£W DR SANDED /"belt. 674 Siceenth st. 4 HOBSEPOWKR GAS =~KXGINE: —IINE order. Yosemite Cycle Works, 112 Golden G. av. A LOT OF SECOND - HAND K CHESTER jamps with hungers. Address H. R. H., Call Oftice. M I3INe sTOCKS. 10,000 shares of good mining stocks for sal your money doubled in a shors time. For informa- Uon address MRS SUSIE £ FISHER, P. U, box 325, Deaver, Colo. ANTED-GET YOUR SHUES MADE TO Dt your feet 1t the same price you buy ready. made ones, from ®1. $2, $3, $4 and $5, al 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second sts. Q(i()() PALRS — ANOTHER LOI MEN'S 3000 shoes, besn-sightly damagod, At iess than_one-fourth thelr vaiue, from 2.¢ to §2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. > 1 L1 CTRIC Ea:t Oakland. H. P. CLERK GAS EXGINg, COMPLET perfect; guaranteed. WHILE, 516 Mission st ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S 4" shoes, soling, 5Uc: all repairing done at halt 562 Mission st bet. 1st and 2d. ORSESHOERS—TO RENT: OLD-ESTAB. lished biacksmith-shop, with tools. 1613 Marsetsi. §25(), COFFEE, PARLOR WITH LUSCH OV, room. Inquire at the Olymp, 353 Bush st. (CISAR AND Nikws STAND; BaY STA. ooms. - lameda broad-gauze; living- MEAT MARKET: GOOD BAKGAIN, $100. Eoan RS FURNITUBE; VERY LOW ISTEKE no commission. SCRIBNER. 7 City Hall ave. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry, sealskins. Urcle Harrls 16 Grant uy M 'OR RENT—BEFOKE SEPTEMBER 1, ON account of ill-heaith, store ana fixiutes ot meat and provision market, with trade «f 15 tle a weck, sheep, veal, pork and smoked meats in proportion. 1Inqu.re 205 ~ixih st. FOR SALE O EXCHANGE, COAL WOOD, hay, grain and stable business: will trade tor small impr. ved ranch Call or address MRS, M. J. SWERNY, 1032 Market st. 'l'lJUNu <RMAN WIDOW WITH MEANS would l1ke & gentleman parin r. Apply 111 Geary st. room 2 AYING HOTEL AND BAR BU-L cheap; fixtures complete. road. ARIETY-STORE—SURE LLVING FOR A lady. Apply this office, §15 £S5 1626 San Bruno CHEAP; GROCERY AND BAR AND « 1iviog rooms. can familly, $20; nursegicl, 810 71 Elilss.. | U housework. 1261 Octavia st. ihe usual 'rriec. ‘Apply 457 Tehama st. s = : S CERFEREE K. POGL, IUUSE-MUV ek, DEALER SoC- | (100D-PAY ING SALOO « AND FIX1U. £S Gl alteih To LEARS REILORING | (JAREDABEG; QRENAT EORERANED. 90| J | ot nend Sabtion souute), TISS06 Misive. 0 e 05 dnner selntomini s ot TR OY FOI CLEANING UP IN JEWELRY.| (WOFFEEMILL ~CAL , HAND-TRUCK, LE 2 BUY= SALOON, A LSO HO! SEAND W iNTED=A CIKL T0 HKLP IN LIGHT | |,OY FOI CLEANI tor-pross. cork and sate cheap. 102 Ciay st | D2LE0 130 G1x100, 1n itveiy conntra ione housework: $8a month. 35, Clarast. 00 GIRL FOR CIGAR-STAND, 5 EAST st., bet. Clay and Sacramento. IBL FOR GRNKRAL HOUSEWOLK AND couxiug: 4 1o family. 1833 Kilis s:. LARKIN—BKANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. ANTED—GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK insmall famiy; no children; wages $15. Call Monday, 143 Larkin st. G 61 T EALN DRESSCUTTING AT FLYNN'S, 41055 Market st., opp- J. J. O'Brien’s. MONEY LOANED O DIAMON DS, WATCH. es, jewelry.sealskins. Uncie Huiris, 15 Grant av W ANTED - HAIRDRESSER; -MUST UN. derstand hairdressing: steady position. Call at Fashion Hairsiore, 49 Thirteenth st., Oakland. PPRENTICE FOE HAIRDRESSING. 2061835 Market st. IRL TV ASSIST 1 erences. Call 9 to 12, ANTED—GIRL FOR GKNKRAL HOUSE- work: wages $15. 206 Steuart st. EARN DRESSwAKING AND MILLINKERY at the only school receiving the go d medal: patterns (o order 25c. McDO W KLL'S, 103 Post st. \ OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; M “Winc 200 roo HOUSEWORK; REF- 114 Green s NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- siructions, glven away each month. ®. F. Dresscutting %aloon, 816 Market st. 16 NINTH SI.—BRANCH OFFICK OF taken. s CaLL; suvecripiios sud wad ads HELP WANTED-MALE. W ANTED-SECOND COOK AND BAKER, country, $40; pasiry cook and baker; French butler, §25; ‘inside servant, private £ mi.y, §15; couk for miners, $.5: oroi er, 840 to $45: young man 10 assist in’ dining-room. $13: no.el waiters, $25: walter, private boarding-houje. $16 10 .0, and others. ' Apply to J. ¥. \ ROSETL & CU., 628 Sacramento st ANTE.—FARMER AND WIF. ENGIN- eer fur sawmill, $75 and found: blacksmi h helper, $4): 50 woodchoppers, 80c cord, year’ work; biacksmith for mine, $40; miners, $40: tunnelmen. $2 25 a day; muckers, $2 a day: 20 laborers, $1 60: 10 laborers, $35 a:d board; fruit- pickers,’ tarmers, milkers and Others. Apply to J. F. CRUSKTT & CU., 628 Sacramento st. W HITEWASHER, WHO CAN REPAIR plastering. Apply 1411 Jackson st. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES, FROM 25¢ up to $1 26. 562 Mission, bet. 1st and 2d DARTNER FOR STURE AND DELIVERY: small ca, ital required. 2415 Toird st. ISHWASHEK WANTED; CALL EARLY; good place. 12124 Polk st BARS BAUK LaARS MIKRORS, SHGW- cases. counters, linoirum, office furuiture. store and oftice furnitare and fixtures: new and second- band. J. NOONAN, 1ul7-1019-1021-1023 Mis- sion st., above Sixth. about 80 miles from city: owner there 6 year x00d business. bur wants to sell on accouul going away ; chance for business man: no agents. Cail after 10. Lotta Fountain >aloon, cor. Geary and Kearny sta. PARTNER WANTED; MONEY go0d’ wages and |{ARBFR WANTED: A NICE-APPEARING young man preferred. Apply 2219 Geary st. Eighth st. ANTED—YOUNG MAN, 18 TO 0, FOR laundry. 1318 Tirk st H>MALLCAPITAL NOT AFRAID 2, box 130, Call flice. Q526 MISSIVN — SUBSCRIFTIONS D20 want ads taken 10r THE CALL. TRONG BOY NOT UNDER 16: WILLING to work. 419 California st,, room 27. ISHWASHER WANIED AT 1191 MAR- ket st. OUNG MAN TO WASH DISHES; CALL 1416 How: rd st. ARBER-SHOP, TWO CHA LIRS, DOING GOOD business. App'y Call Office. ARBERS PHROTECTIVE UNION: BAR- bers' Association of the racific Coast; frez em- ployment Office, S. FUCHS, Sec’y, 323 Graut ave. ARBERS' UNION—FREE EMPLOYMENT Bureau, 5 Fourth st.. upstairs. I LESS, sec. ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: avle-bodled, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years, who are citizensof the United States, or those who have legally declared thelr intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and able 10 speak. read snd write English, and be between 5 feet § inches and 6 feet inheignt. For forther information apply at the recruitiug office, 20 Eliis at., ~an Francisco, Cal. N LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THR 615 AL Nuvscnivtions and want ads taken. MAR) BOY IN COMMIS~ION HOUSE. CALL at 103 Washington st., Monday morning. 00D, FXPERIENCED TAILOR WANTED G on new work and busheiing. KELP:, 164 AN W to work. Y Y Jessie st. LUMBER'S HELPER WANTED AT 68 | —~BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND- 1l sizes; aisoa lot of safe-deposit boxes WALTZ 109-111 Market st,, S F. \ILERS, ENGINES,2D-HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 137 Beale st. AKS, SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- ing, etc.,, bought and soid. 1063 Mission, nr. Tth, 33Y HA)ES—BRANUH OFFICKE OF TH& CALL: subscriptions and wan: ads laken. SEWING-MACHINES. MONTHLY: bought, sold; KENTED, REPAIRED, machine supplies. 145 Sixth. $ $150. Toea "in " Tastnora: board. X., bux 17, Cail Office. YOUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentcman par.uer. 9 rowe:l, room 8, 2d floor. $12’ FRUIT - ORE; GOOD TRADE; 9. Apply :his office. horse: 2 wagons. DARTNER; 2D HAND FURNITURE BUSI- ness; o experience. D, box 126, Call Office FTER DKALING IN GENKKAL MER- chandise 20 years in this town I desire to seil out and retire. Apply 10 WM. WADSWORLIH, Rio Vista, Cal JIBST-CLASS DRAYING AND TRUCKING business: 15 teamy: all in first-class order; do- L,'box ing good business; purty wishing 1o retire. 128, Cali Oftice. . LLKINDS BOCGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED. rented; repairing: lowest rates 205 Fourth, CARPET-CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: tieans, moves, ‘ays carpets. G. h. STEVENS Mgr.. 38 and 40 lighth st.; telephone South 250, W HEN \':u Bfln;mfi,)c“i:]l,?us'rnn WIT work send toSPA NS m-mn, Waorks, $53-57 Tehama st. y‘vne:.v's;cfi ‘WATTS,reliable carpet-cieaning,renovtg,s « atlon works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jul!‘l:lflz':lr: ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED L(KE ew. J. M EEN, 3 2 new. CQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. S. 228 DVANCE CARPET- CLEANING C 3 Aty e at 300 GEO. WALCG'&.' pr‘:l‘).l LEANING, 8c; LAYING, 3c: KU : SAM- ples free; tel. Jessie 844 Stration, 3 Eightu. VARPELS CLEANED & KENOYV AT Ciiew. % Tench: 1ai. +oueh 56 m-‘nfitx?&”@‘&lfi 5. MITCHELL, CARPET « 240 l4ihst.; cleaning dc. ONKLIN'S B33 Goly i ANING €O, a yard; tel. Mis. 74 SARPRY - BRATING WORaS ve. ‘lelephons Kast 1: PPRENTICE; PRACTICAL METALLUR- gy: mus’ knuw some chemistry; no salary. A, A, box 128, Call 52 b MONTGOMERY CORNER OF CLAY— e Cal JriBeT-CLASS PAINTER AND POLISHER wanta position in hotel or college; Wil do jan- flor work ; sober and hus first-class references. = A. JOHNSON, 285 Harrlett st. OUNG MAN WANIS SITUATION: ANY kind of work; city or country understands horses, cows and garden: good reference. Address J. A. MACDONALD, 214 Third st INCHESTER HO 44 1HIRD ST., N Market: 200 rooms. 25c 0 8150 per 160 to $8 per week; convenlent and respec baggage 1o aad om e lerTy. 00K FOR MINING CAMP, $50; FARMER nd wife, steady place, $30: 8 shovelers, city, 81 50 day; 10 scraper and sand-waxon teamsters. clty, $1 50 day: camp biacksmith. $26: 4 fum ers '$15 and _$20: wal.er, country hotei, $20: waiter and office work, country hoiel. $15; boy, #20: kitchen-hands $15 ani $20; man for vegetabie garden and chores, $15. K. T. WARD &0, 608 and 810 Ciay st. ] () SWAMPERS, §20 AND §26: 6 BARKMEN, $20 and $26: 10 wocdsmen, $20. job for al winter, faie reduced to §4. office fee paid. R T. & x,WARD & CO.,, 608 and 610 Ciay st Upen untl! 9:30 oeclock: branch oflice o subscriptions and want ads. taken. IRST-CLASS FUR MACHINE OPERATOR wanted dy work. M. HOFLECH, 121 Post. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav OSKDALE, 831 ELLIS ST., NK. TAYLOR— 100 rooms,,25¢ per night; $1 per week. QOMS. 166 10 750 PhK NIGHT: 5UC 4V 8L d) ver week. Oriental, 226 Drumm st ANE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR- der, $3 50; half-svling, 26¢ up. #5Y Howard. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. A. MITCHELL, REMOVED TO 1206 MA R- - ket; all legal matters: collections ; udvice free. 1::;&:!&}-‘\1:::. l;lvoll(cE LAWS A SPEC- ¥: private; nofee without success; p-obate. G- W. HOWE, atty atlaw,860 Market, cof. Stocktn. NO. F. HANLON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 632 Market, rooms 15 and 16, upp. Palace H otel.. DVICKE FREE: NO CHARGE UNLFSS BUC cessful. \W. W. DAVIDS'N, 827 Market st J PROFESSIONAL CARDS. OHN E. RICHAR! LAW UFFICES. ROOMS JRS and 27, L'fl‘n:k‘:r" bullding; K.llmllloom 7% san Francisco, Cal | ARGE SALOON: PROFITS 811 A DAY: Jrent $25; death reason for selling. Apply 1121 Harrison st. FIRST-CLASS BAKERY: daily; owuer going kest. OOD-PAYING HOTEL BUSINE 8 LONG- established; half interest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma. OKTLAND AGEANCY 1115 PAPER IN. quire tuis Office vrui 133 Third s, Portlaad, Uregon. BAKKS 7 BBLS, Inquire Call Office. _—_ LODGING-HOUSES. 22 ROOMS, ALL RENTED, ONL' 23 roows, sunny corner 12 rooms. on Golden Gate ave,, 14 rooms, on Fourth st Other bargains. H. C FURNITURE FOR SALE. R e JUKNITUKE OF 5 ROUMS FOR PARTIES going housekeeplng: snsp. Call a once 10A Harriet st., nesr Howard and Sixth. }Vus[suzn FLAT; 6 RCOMS; CORNER: 8 rooms rented: rent §16. Appl; 1127 Folsom. ICE FURNITURE OF 8 KOOMS $225, 242 Sixth st. OUEHOLD HANGES ARK THE boal JOHN F. MEY ERS CO.. 47 Market s, FURNITURE WANTED. URNITURE, STOVES CAKPRTS COUN- ters, showcases - ANDERSON, 1141 Mark: EW STORK; NEEDS FURNITUKE; prices SILVERSTIEN, 1223 Marky NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomerv st.:hi-hest prices pa'd. Tvl. Davis 71 F PHYSICIANS, s T SLE S R.C.C. DONNELL, 1206 MARKET, 2864 26th st.; diseasesof women a nycciuls;?.