The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 10, 1897, Page 10

10 SUUIRRE] HOLLOW 1§ CONDEMNED A Brief History of the Or- igination of the Park and Zoo. NOT MISSION REPRESENTATIVES. | The Personnel of the Associa- tion Which Is Working for the Scheme, A SMALL PARK. FAVOR WouLh ihe Residents of the Warm Belt| Will Cppose the Monkey Ranch. The claim having been set forth that| the proposed park and Squirrel Hollow | zoo is a movement of the residents of the | Mssion may be justly set down as quite | the reverse. A glance at the names and | residences of the originators of the scheme | will dispel this illusion. Before proceed- | ing to show who they are it will not be | amiss to go back a little into the history | of what the Mission residents have done | for the welfare of their section. The first movement started in the mak- | g of Folsom street a boulevard and hav- | ing it paved with bitumen, which Was ac- | complished by the united efforts of al! the | Mission property-owuers, principally A. | B. Ma-uire, who labored moslls!\duauslyi‘ | in having the work done. This naving been accomplished the next movement made was to zet a High School located in that section for the accommodation of the thousaunds of children who by reason of ! the distance from that vart of the City where the nigh schools weie located to| their hom~s were compelied to pay car-| fare and at the same tim: travel a iong distance. The justice of this was accepted by all, and as a consequence an appropriation was made and a school siie selected. Having thus succeeded so well in what | the Mission residents considered as their just rights because of the amount of taxes so cheerfully paid by ihe people for the improvement of the other portions of the City, and recognizing that the number of smail parks or squares scattered through- | out the Western Addition had veen both | healthiul and beneficia! to the people and | to the owners of real estate, it was thought that the procuring of the two cemetery lots in the central portion of t.e Missicn proper and facing the new High School | bnilding woud be botb attractive and also beneficial as a healtn resort, and at| the same time add to the value of real| estate. While this was under con- sideration, and with a fair prospect of its consummation, a so-cailed **Mission Park Acssociation” was organized in the month of April, and immediately after the or- ganization of this and at a time when there seemed to be no opposition to the movement, the “zoo’’ proposition was 1acked on the originai article. The names and residents of the pro- moters of the Mission park and zoo at the | | | | time of its origination are here given. It| will be seen that out of the nineteen, who | permittea tieir names to be used in tne | procuring of what at that time seemed to | be a park for the Mission, nine did not reside in that section: | George D. Shadburne, 819 California street. William M. Bunker, 1601 Pine street, J. J. McEwen, 26 Webster street. John B. Grady. 3526 Tweniy-fourth street. Thomas W. O'Brien, 808 Van Ness avenue and Be.veder John A. Buck, 619 Hampshire street. C. C. Bemis, 419 Bryant street (Rincon Hill), Dr. G. G. Kenyon, 901 Sutter street. i George L. Center, 2828 Sixteentn street. W. H. Crim, 2526 Howard street. | | | | Major Berna McKinne, 317 Hill street. W. L. Williamson. 28 Wenster street. A.'P. Toneili, 1823 Turk street. B. Maguire. 3328 Twentieth street. D. Code, 940 Vaiencia street. | W. Metzner, 1231 Guerrero street. Colonel John O’Byrne. 300 Fair Oeks street. | George A. Raabe, 2983 Twenty-fizst street. Thomas Jeunings, 2273 Fiiteenth s:reet. But since the “rawness’” of the attempt to :ell a piece of land that is only assessed at $57,000 to the taxpayers through the Supervisors at $400,000 Messrs. Muguire, Center, O'Bvrne, Williamson and some others guietly withdrew. | Atno time in the history of the under- | taking were there more than twelve per- | sons present at any one meeting, and at | tue lastoue beld in Lawyer Snadburne’s | office on last Wednesday afternoon there were only four of the original promoters | present. . i Damniel W. Kelly, a property=- owmnerresiding ai 917 Guerrero street amd omne of the most energetic workers of the WMis. sion Improvement Club: *I am now, as L aiways was, s firm aavocate of | improvements in the Mission. 1 have veen a member of the Mission Improve- ment Club since the first one was started, and I have never remained away from a meeting when the question of expense | was a factor, so long as the meeting was for the improvement ot the section in! which Ilive. I mean the entire Mission. But when a few men held a meeting in a real estate office on Montgomery street and hacwned out one of the greatest schemes of the age to foist upon the tax- vayers an imposition such as the Gum Tree tract of land for a public park at a price more than three times its value, and all this in the name of the people of the Mission, [ am so opposed to it that at times I am inclined to think that ihe at- tention of the Grand Jury should be drawn to it. Of Professor Jor- dan, and his interference in this matter, 1 have this to say: Tha” if it were not for his reputation in this community his rose-colored statement of the beauties of ‘Squirrel Hollow,” “dis- | covered only by himself, would render him subject to the suspicion that his championship of this colossal fraud, not only on the Mis<ion people, but the entire people of the City and County of San Francisco, is not prompted by disinter- | ested motives. But as I have saia [ am | willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and simply come to the conclusion that he bas permitted himself to be im- posed upon by & few desigring men who saw a chance to improve their finances out of the publiccrib. “THE CaLL deserves great credit for the brave fight 1t is making to prot:ct the tax- ayers against the thieving job thatis | L'uxug put up by a lew shrewd real estate | men. The Golcen Gate Park is the place for any ana «il animals that may go to make up a zrological collection.” | J. S. Boyson, proprietor of a | drugsiore om the cormer of ‘Fweniy - first and Valencia sireets: “Golden Gaie Park 1s the place for the zoo if the people are to have one, and the Mission residents want a firsi-class driveway over Seventeenth pirect to that park. TuE CaLy is doing good work for the taxpayers when itis engaged in trying to defeat the squirrel- hollow job. This is not silurian, but it is pro ress and advancement. Repair the streets and sewers before you go into the purchase of a lot of wild animals. Ana again this is nota Mission movement in any sense of the word. I am willing to stake my reputation upon the question that, 1f the matter were submitted to the people of the Mission to-morrow, 15 per cent of them would not be in favor of it, whereas 99 per cent would favor a sma'l park where the women and children could 20 without baving to nav carfare” Barna McKinne, asftormey, residing at 317 Hill sireet: a mewber of the Park and Zoological Garden Association, but that organization has gone clear outside of the purpose for which it was started. It was the distinct understanding when it was organized that while it would work for a park and zoo it would not favor any especial tract. But the association has gone away from its original intention, and as a result only about six of tha members who started it are now connected with it. I made a strong protest against the indorsement of any tract of land in the club and shall continue to fight against the payment by the City of such a price for the land as is asked. The tract that is offered for $387.000 is not worth more than $100,000, ant 1 don’t propose to see the Uity bunkoed without entering my prolest. If we are to have a park and zooloyical gar- den, let the Supervisors say so, and then let a jury of twelve citizens, under the direction of the court, say where the site shall be and what the amount to be paid shall be. [ shall remain in the cluband fight ali sucn sch mes.” Charles Alpe: “No monkey ranch for me. lue tew men who are be- hind this job want to sell a piec of worthless land to the City at four times its value. A GATHERING OF OLANS. of Sport at The Scots The seventh annual gathering of the Order of Scottish Clans was held yester- day. A parade of clansmen, dressed in kilt and plaid, ana headed by a fuil pipers’ band, started from the foot of Market street at 10 in the morning and proceeded to the Chutes, where the day was spent. The regular attractions at the Chutes were the entertainments for the morning, and at noon the games and athletic spurts began. The entries for each event were lurge and the sport lasted the entire after- noon. In the evening there wasa grand ball and a magnificent display of fire- works. The superiority of the Amercan boy to the British boy was shown in the race for apprentices of British ships. Two boys from American ships entered the race un- challenget and took first and second money. The American boys were barred and the race run over. The tug of war between the Oakland and San Francisco clans ended in a slight dis- agreement. Ecach clan won a “pull,’’ and on the final one the Oakiand clan, not hearing the signal, didn’t puli. Eucn clan claims the victory. Summary of games vs under 12, handicap—Robert Ross, Ed- ~lie, Colin Story Girls_under 12, handicap—Agnes Ahlians, Susie Kahler, Maoel Dennis. Runuing broad jump—William Beck, 17 feet ! hes; D. Cashman, 16 feet 5 inches; T. | Wi.son, 15'jeet 8 inches. “Highland F ing,” children in costume—An- Melntire, Mageie Bassett, Robert Ross. Highiand Flipg,” men in cositume—John S, Meclntosh, D. McIntosh Muckenzie, P. D. Fin- 1s Blanche Skinner, Rosebud Bruce. Boys under 16, handicep—W. Pengelly, Ira under 16, handicap—Renna Perry, Tucker, Rosco: Fento: Running hizh jump son, D. Ceshman William Beck, T. Wil- Reéel o’ Tulloch, chiidren in costume—Mag- gie Bassett, Pearl Alien, Fannie Su.te, Sword dence, meu in costume—P. D. Finley, J.S. McIntosh, Adair Ross. Half-mile rac:—J. W. Wilson, R. B. Arden, M. W. Beck. Time, 1:59 Young iadies’ race—May Balk, Bianche Skin- ner, Nellie Brown. Pole_vauli—M. W. Beck, W. Pengelly, F. Wil- son. 7 feet 8 fuches Sack race—Ira Tucker, W. Pengelly, L. Van Kirk. Best dressed men infHighjand costume—D. McIntosh Mackeazie, J. D. McTutosh, Donald | Weir. Grand Highlsnd reel, men in costume—J. D. Melntosh, P. D. Fintey, D. M. Muckeuzie. Tug-of-war —Cian Fraser and Clan Macdon- ald. A draw. 0ld men’s race (over 50)—C. M. Brown, Don- ald Bruce, John D. Ross. Race ior apprentices of Britich port—Arnold Dugdale, Pinmore; Lupton, Jessomene; Albert Oran. Pinmore. Rece for members Order of Seottish Clans— David Richardson, C. McCarron, L. Wishart, B S ST. CHARLES TFAIR. League of the Cross Cadets to Be Pres- ent This Evening. To-night Company H, League of the Cross Cadets, will visit the fair in 2id of St. Charles Church, now in progress at Mission Tuarn Verein Hall, Eighteenth street, near Valencia. Over 100 uniformed members will participate in the pro- gramme. On Monday evening next Companies B, E, I, K and L of the League of the Cross Cadets will participate in a compotitive dril. A handsome medal is the trophy. They will drill with s:xieen men eacn. ships in | Officers of the Nutionai Guard will act as judges On next Thursdav evening the members of Borromean Council No. 129, Young Men's Institue, will give a whiteface min- sirel show. No admission fee will be charged on any of these evenings. I e SAN FRANCISCO ' CALL."™ BUEINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco Cart— 710 Market street, vpen umil 12 o'clock every night n the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery strees, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o’clock. 239 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 616 Larkin sireet: open until 9:30 o'ciock. EW, cormer Sixteenth and Mission sireeis; open antil § o'clock. 1243 Mission street; open until 9 o'clock, 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1508 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. ecorner Twenty-second and wtreets: open bill 8 O'elosie: ey, MEETING NOTICES. RBA 10DGE P erfeciion No. 1—Regular meeting BU A OF THIS (FRIDAY) FV. 10 at 8 o'c.ock. D). 4. GEOI'GE J. HOBF, Secretary. NING, september OLD FRIENDS—AT A REGULAR meeting of the Society of Old Friends, held last night in Piasbergs pall 327 Bush st., head- quariers of the society, chirges wers preferred sgainst 1homas Sawyer, W. A. Scollay, K. F. arquin, M. C. Bridzes and Kod D. Lewis for con- duct unbecoming a broth-r of the society ana for acting in amanner detrimental to the best inter- esis of the organization by holaing il'egal meet. ings, for which action they were unanimously ex- pelled by a vote of the society by the majority of members present. At sald meeting Judge T. H. Lawler was elecied marshal aud C. W. Chi.ds cok lector of the so-fet . DR. F. F. LORD, Pres. J. E. SLINKEY, Sec. ANNUAL MEETING — EL DORADO Water and Deej, Gravel Mining Company.— Notice is hercby given that the annual meeting of the stockhoiders of the El Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Mining Company will be held at the office of the combany, »t Placerville. on SATUR- DAY, the twenwy-fif b (25th) day of September, 3897, 81 7 o'c.ock P. M., for the purpose of electing a Eoard of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaciion of such other busiuess as may come beiore the meeting. A. D. HENDERSON, Secretary. Placerville, September 7, 1897. ANNUAL MEETING. — NOTICE IS ereby given tha® the twenty-second annual meeting of the stockholders of the West Oak anid Mutual Loan Association will be held at the oftice of the corporation, corner of Seventh and Willow streets, West Oakiand, Cal, on MONDAY, Sep- tember 13, 1897, at 7:30 o'clock P. M., for thé pur- pose of electing dicectors for the ensuing year. preseniation of ths twenty-second ennual r-port @i.d the (ransaction of suci other business as may come berore Lhe ieetine. Books are now opeu for subscription to 1000 shiares of stock of the twenty-first serics Loans mads iu =an | rasicisco and Alameda counties only. Interest 6 per cent per annum free from mortgage taxes: pramium 20 jer cent zross, or 50 cents per share per month insialiments at pl-asure of bor- rower. which amounts to $12 50 per month for each $1000 net cash received by the borrower, this sum paying both principal and interes. 1oans may be repaid_at any time desired. By order of the board of directors. A. SBARBOO, Sea Suckville | SPECIAL NOTICES, &, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRESS goods, corse.s, hosiery, underwear. bed- apreads, towels. tablé-covers, Iaces, embruidery, linings, trimmings, vellin:s, eic, very cheap at Pioneer Dry-gooas Sto-e, 105 Fifth sc. FITUATIONY WANTED—Continnaa. CUINENc AND sAPANESE EMPLOYMEST office; best heip. 41413 O'Farrell. Tel K. 428 ROOMS PAP . $:50: PAINTING oninstaliment. HARTMAXN, 239 Third 5. =, Jvo BUSINESS CARDS 8100, 25 VIS- iting cards 26¢. HILL, 2214 Geary st MRS, DR. FISH, 3615 GEARY, ROOM 1: electriciun;:alcohol Turkish baths; unrivaled BAD TENANTS LJECTKD FOR #4: collections made: cuy or couniry. Pacific Collection €0, 415 Mon:: = m 6 tel. G6R0. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. WOOK.. MODESTO, $20: SAN MATRO, $20 _ ~an Rafael, $75; Sausalito, $25: San Jose, $2 Protestant cook. i v, $25; 8 housework girls, ci'y, $20 and $25: 6 young girls, assisi, $10to0 $16. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grautav ONTRACTORS WISHING GOOD MEN FOR raiiroad work, mining, etc., call at the German Employment Office, 45 Third si. - \r AN AND WIFE WANT HUUSECLEANING M “or any <ind of work by the day. Call or a1- dress 13 Himmeimano s:., bet. Pacific and Broad- way, Taylor and Mason. OSITION WANTED JANITUR OR HANDY m 'n about private place by middie-aged man; Swedc; best references. Addreas JOHN HANSON, 1380 1 welfih st., Oakland. TEADY YOUNG GERMAN WISHES ANY kind of work; unders ands driving; good rec- ommendation. 1213 Mission st. MPLOYMENT WANTED BY COMPETENT zardener and stableman: iaudy and obliging. MISS CULLEN, 848 Sutt r. EAT G N 'vishes situation: $20; best of city references. MRS 315 'Sutter st. E KRIENCED NUHSE, CONFINEMENT and other sickness, desires engagements; terms reasonable: best reference. Address Nurs 115 ~eventh st. FleT—cL.\ss COOKS AND GENERAL housework girls, waitressesand chambermalds wish positions in city in private jamilies or hotels, 2t the German k.mp oyment Office, 45 Third st. ESPECTABLE AMERICAN WIDOW wants zocd home in small famil strong and willing 10 wors; good home rather than wages: city or country. 222 Minna st. JANT y :D—BY NEW ENGLAND WOMAY, work in priva‘e family: good cook and laun: dress: 0: city or country. 1:4137 Market st, nesr Ninth. ¢RMAN HOUSEWOKK GIRL good cook snd laundres NORTO! ;X" RIENCED Ti \CHER AND KINDER- " gartner wishes position as visiting or resident coverness; wouid form class. ‘Texcher, box 12, Call. TOUNG A D ATIRACTIVE LADY, STRAN- cer, d-sires place as bousekecper: 1o objec- tion to’ shore distance in couvtry. 120 by Geary st room 2. l’ UNG LADY, STRANGER I+ THE CITY, destres u pl willing to ma<« herself gener- ally us-ful. Koom 11. 5 O'Farrell st. kr FINED Y UNG LADY WANTS PO~ITIO < housek eper: country hotel or widower's horie preferred. Room 24, 9 Kllis, second fluor. i Y GERMAN WOMAN, FIR: T-CLASS COO] “ place in the good 1eferences. ¢ all attl German Empioynient Office, 45 Third st JXPERIENCED WAITR WISHES SITU- ation in restaurant, or would do chamberwork; Do objection 10 country. 411 Fourth st. WIPow wourp LIKE POSITION AS hous keeper for widower or do piaiu sewing. 2814 Sixth st., room 6. TOUNG GIRL WISHES TO ASSIST IN Address A. S, box 9, Call Office, Oakland. W ANIED FOR ALISK (—A POSITION AN boatman for party going to the gold fields by young man with thorou:h xnowledge of the hand- ling mall boais, running rapids, etc.: also un- ders:auds travelinz in snow and ice: has been in Alasan and understands the climate; Al refet- ences if desired. A. A., box 9, Call. IRST-CLASS JOB PRINTER, COMPETENT to mauage, de-ires situation; controls large patronage; few huudred dollars’ worth of con- tracts on hand: L mperate; references. Adddress 4. P, pox 112, Call. OUNG MAN, COMPETENT INDUSTRIOUS, £00d habits, desires position with some whole- sule houe: capabe of handiing any responsible position; interview solicited. Y. M., box 14, Call. WORK WANTED BY WELL-DKESSED young man of 25: good salesman, all-round hotel or resiaurznt man: willing o shovel dirt; give me work. R. B., box 121, Call. OSITION RY FIRST-CLASS DISH WASHER; oung man wi ling to work: who wiil hire me? guiraniee satsfaction. Address H. H., pux 19, Call Citice. FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1897. HELP WANTED-Continued. OOK, PLAIN BOARDING-HOUSE, $25; waiiress, same house. $15; chambermaid and Ellllr-l, country, $20. R.T. WARD & CO, 610 ay st LAIN ENGINELR FOR IN and found: carpenter, $2 a day: mil ser, coun- try, $26: 2 1anch teamsters, $: 2 £ rmers. »20. farmer and wife, $20: _wai er, country hotel, 825: ook, $30; night cook, $25: walter boy, $.8: grape- ickers. $20 und $.6 and board. R. 1. WAGD & 20., 608 and 610 Clay st. TT1 UTION, $25 HELP WANTED-Continited. MEAT AXD PASTRY COOK, COUNTRY hotel, §60: meat and pastry cook country hotel $30: broiler. country rostaurant, $14 a week ; baker and pastry cook, country ho-el, $40: second cook, $25; walier, $25, same country hotel, see party here: pollsher and starcher. country laundry, $:5. C. R.HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. HELP WANTED—on¢tnad. ), 00D GERMAN SHOEMAKER CAX B10. 5 100 Jease on bost shop in S& Helena, Address C. E. DAVI:. st Helena, c-l.‘;& qusd SHOKS, “OLINw, Jbc; MEN shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dona at half 562 Mission st. bet. 1stand 2d. the usual price. JREE FARE FRE FARE: .5 MORE LA- boiers for raiiroad work in California. $1 75 a day: we ship to-night. G K. HANSEN & C o, 108 Geary st SECOSD GI*L, $20. 2 NUI'SFGIRLS, $12 and 815: 5 giris for house. ork, American fami- MRS, HIKD, 724 Eliis st. Iies. MALGAMATOR_AND mun tor a mine, $3 a day. &C ., 108 Geary st CONCENTRATU® C. R HANSEN HE GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICF, 45 ‘Ihird st.—Firsi-cluss male and female he!p of all nationalities urnishied on hort notice: private familles, hotels, re-taurants, etc., supplied; coun- try orders promptly sitended to. HEGERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 45 Third st —cooks, waitresses, chambermaids, housekespers, «tc ANTED IMMEDIATELY—LADY BANJO or guilar piayer, (0 travel with medicine com- pany ; one who can sing ana make a_good appear- ance: 810 per week and board. 815 Tenth st, and. T ANTED—FIR~1 waltress. Apn A M and 5and 6 . M. ADY FOR PLAIN VOUSEWORK: SHORT distauce in country; $10 1o $16. Inquire 12:9 McAillster st. CLASS LAUN DRE! 125 Jackson, bet. 9 and 1 AT HOUSEWORK AND 6 Halght st W QuDCHOPPERS, 8145 A CORD: TOOLS furnished; wood received at stump. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary s'. MAY AND WIFE FOR A MINER-) BOARD- IV “ing-house: man to work in the mine. C. K. HANSEN & C 108 .eary st. MAY, TO TAKE CARE OF HOKSES, PKI- va'e place, $20; girdener, private place, $20: porter for A stere, $7 a week: choreman for a ranch, $25: choremun, small piace, $12. G R HANSEN'& CO., 108 Geary st W ANTED—BIDS FOR 175 FEET OF TUN- nel in soft grani:e; steel and timtar furnish- ed.For fur:_er particulars apply to C. R. HAN- | SEN & €O, 108 Geary st. A TTENTION! WE WANT A CARLOAD OF £\ men and large boys to pick grapes in Fris10; Waes 81 day aund board: 2 (0 3 months WOrk: are reduced to no office fees; work guaranteed: call ac once aid get your ticket. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. MEN 10 TO PICK GRAPES IN TULARE Coun 1¢0 MEN 10 GET BOTTLE tes. iree lunch. 643 Clay. E SIMUN WaNT! .+ beer or wine dc: W ANTED_LABORERY AND MECHANICY 10 know that kd Kolkin, keno House propris tor. aUlll mas Denver Hous 217 Third st.: i34 Iarge roon per nign:: 81 10 $3 nec weelc —_— AGENTS WANTED. ANTED—LIVE AGE NTT0 SELL AN AR~ ucle usetul 0 everybody; no capital requirea. Address A.. box 2, this office. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeguard; $1: also tonic svecific for all female troudl-s: for home use. DR.AND MES. W GHNFR, 528 ddv st PARTNERS WAN ED. $700 R IN EASTERN BEKR - agency and boutling business: fully equipped: brrgain. UNUERWOOD, 765 Market. | ALY FROM THE P BOARDING WANTED. Y SINGLE GENTLEMEN, NICK SUNN room with fireplace and board: private fam- no other bo count of peor heaith: locatien Alameds, Pledmont, H 2. ckland Office « all. nt honrd: reduced fare. C.R. H M NORTH ; 108 Geary st. 500 RAILROAD WORK s $175a day: board $4¢ 20 a week. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. IRST-CLASS FINISHER ON PANTS. 843 ANTED—33 GIRLS, WAG-S $10 TO #30. VIRL TO. ASSI T 10 till 2, 1125 Mission st. small American family; $15. :857 Bush st Fiianst ANTHD—SITUATION BY YUUNG MAN, 18 year« of age, Lo drive delivery.wagon; can take care of horses: refer.nces. R. 0. B, box 64, Call Office. ;AEDENER WISHES POSITION IN PRI- 3 Vate family: 20 yenrs' exjerience: good man ager; reterences. Gargener, box 35, Calk ERS CARY, 2418 Central ave,, near Park st., Alameda. cooking. 8 (3 R0, 15 TOT. KE CA\RE OF B .BY. CALL TIKL FOR HODSEWOR| JIRL FOR GENERAL HCUSEWURK. 83 Larkin st. (G MAN COUK IN RESTAURANT AL 918 Howard st. VIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOKK. O’karrell st 1534 EENCH BOY WANTS SITUATION [N PRI- vaie family to care for horses or garden. Ad- dress 3171 Third st. M DDLE-+GED, STRICTLY SOBER MAXN, wishies & position as nlsht waichman. B. R box 142, Call Uttice. TOUNG MAN (28), WITH STEADY HABITS, desires posicion 1 private family; has refer- ences. H. K. B., box 134, Cail. TRON BOY OF 19 WOULD LIKE TO L A RN a trade; handy with tools: has had 801 © expe- rience in iron work. S. B.. box 138, Call Offic 3 ANTED—RY YOUNG MARRIED MAN, position »s traveling or city salesman: have ~H GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO eral housework. Please call 140914 Bu- chanan st. TOUNG WIDOW FKOM THE wih s position as housekeeper. st., Toom COUNTRY 120a Eddy 70U sewing; day or month. 3 WOMAN WANTS « Ha MBERWORK, Write 1813 Vallejo si. WIDOW WISH HOUSEKFEP- 121 Montgomery st., room 8. TOUNG er's position. 7OUNG GIRL WANTS A POSITION: OFFICE work. Call 765 Market st., r. 15, 2d floor front. M. Y RELIABLE AND COMPET 10 do housewt willingand obligin month. RELIABLE wOMAN WISHES \ general hous 1s kind to chiidren try: wages 810 (0 NEY LOANED ON DIAMO. WATCH- , jeweiry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Graniay SNT WOMAN g0od cook ana_Iauauress: is eferences: wages $10 to $12 bet. First and Second. 79 Jessie st. SITUATION ork; good cook and laundress city or short distance in cou 20. 271 Fourth, over Horist's. EAT YOUNG GIRL DESIRES SITUATION to do second work and WAIting: gond seam- siress; 4 years’ experience: rererenCea given. M. A. C, Caill uftice, 2526 Misslon st TOUNG Gl L WANTS POSITION AS TYP. writer or office work. Call 1032 Market s room 11. \\' IDOW WISitks WORK BY THE DAY nousekeeping or pisin sewing. Call for 3 day at 821 Mission st room 3. L honsework: sieep home preferred. 1204 | had 10 years exper.ence in svuthern part of State. Wildey st. Y. M., box 30, Call INGLE WOMAN, FIRST-CLASS COOK == 5 . 3 RDENER; 3 -AGED: A RELIA- wanta place as housekeeper or cook. 951 How: | (FARDENER; MIDULE-AGED: 4 RELIA ard st care for horses If regaired: references; ciLy or country. M. H., box b, Call. NDUSTRIOU< GE MA\ WISHES PLACE (IRST-CL 1SS TAILORESS ON PANTS. 736 Minna s, ANTED—500 WOMEN AND GIRLS TO work on frui. Appy immediately at Cali- fornia Canneries Compuuy, Branuan st., between Third ana Fourth ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- | es. jewelry, sealskins. Unc.e Hairis, 15 Gras 7OUNG GIRL, GENERAL HGUSE A ORK, 2 in family, $ references. Aadress 2042 O'Farrell si. / OMAN WANTED TO WORK IN KITCHEN must understand cooking 138 Polk st. VIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSKWORK. APPLY 3 in bakery corner of Webster and ilils sts. GENKRAL HOUSEWOKK, SMALL G, T family: wnges $12. 1717 Buchanan st. av ( private family; Lundy man; gardener: milk: = = horseman; refwre’ice: city, Oskland, Alameda; ANTiD—AN IMPROVER ON SKIRTS. small wages: steudy place. Ger, box 66. Call 1227 O’ Farrell si. 615 FARKIN-BEANCI OFKICE OF THE | (JPERATORS WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS; CALL: :ubscrinions &1 want ads taken. steady work: good wages. atiery st. o d; ood 106 B AN WISHES SI'1 UATION AS TEAMSTER; ANTED—3 GUUD PANTS FINISHERS AT IVL'2 or 'horses. Address 756 Geary at. 873 Natoma st. INCHESTEE KOUSE, 44 1AIRD 6T NR | (] 5 LAIKIN=BRANCH UFFICK OF 1HE cet. 200 rooms :Bc io B1 50 per nighi: O CALL Subscriptions and waut ads taken. week; convenian: and respecta from ike lerry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. W AITRESS, CITY BOARDING HOUSE, $15 and rcom: waitress, Oakland, 8350 a weex: waltress. city hotel, $15 and room: waltress, Ala- meda restaurant, $3 and room: waitress, conntry botel, $20 androom. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. VIRL, $26; GIRL, EDDY, $25; girl, Alameda, $2 £20: gir., Sco.t, $20: glirl, O 749 Murket st. 1RL, KENTUCKY,815. GIRL, WEBSTER, MIS~ (0 G $15: girl, Stenart, $15: gir, O'Farrell, $15 Post, 15 siri, Haizht <irl, Vallejo, Sall, $15) irl, country, $15;: girl, Sutter, $16. MARTIN & C., 749 ) arset st. AITKESS, CITY HE~IAURANT. 85 4 weex: chambermaid, walt 2 meals, ni lac -, #18 and room MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st TOUNG sist in ages $15. GIKL WANIS SITUATION 10 lizht housework or second work; Call a: 58 Moss 8t 4 WAITERS.$150 PRR DAY; 3 WAITERS, $20 and room: 2 waiters, $6a week: waiter, $7a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st TELLIGENT S /UTHEKN LADY WISHES position us ousekeeper for widower or weaithy OOR BOY, $8 A MUNTH, BOARD, ETC boy fur stcrework: beliman, $10 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. family. 729 Pine st. “' IDOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper or wili do sewing and mending. Call { 116 Sixih st.. ro.m 6. 00K, SMALL RESTAURANT, $20 MONT. couk, city restaurant, $7 a week. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Murket st. ENOGRAPHER, 3 YEAR * EX PERIENCE, would ilke p'sition. 160, box 5, Cali Uffice. QEVERAL CHAMBERMAIDS; WAIT SOME: 815 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. ADY OF PLLASANT APPEARANCE, AC- -~ customed to meeting prople, Wi -hes asitua- tion of any kind: first-class rete.ences. A. B., box | 118, Cali Oftice. 7 OUNG LADLY, RUSSIAN, WOULD LIKE A good piace a3 housekeeper: no ob jection to | short distance in country hotel or widower's bome preferred. Room 2, 223 Post st. VOMPETENT WOMA N WiSilES SITUATION as cook or to do Lousework: city referenc low wages Appiy NE. cor. shrader and Waller. 7OUNG WIDOW DESIRES SITUATION AS houseceeper. Call at 126 Fourth st., room 21, second floor. v TOUNG ~ASTERN LADY W ANTS POSI- tion as housexe-per; for widower or bachelor preferred. 895 Market st., room 3. TOUNG LADY, FORMERLY IN GOOD CIR- cumstances. desires & place as housekeeper; Lotel or widower's home preferred. 361z Geary st., room 15. Y OUNG E1ENCH WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE would Ifke a position in x_summer resort ora widower's home Koo 31. 1122 Marke. st. TIDOW WISHES SiTUATION AS HOUSk- keeper: city or country. Address A.J. B., #7815 M, t 8t., room 1%2. JPANISH WIDOW WANTS SITUATION AS housekeeper. 1020 Market st., room 12, sec. oud floor TOUNG WIDOW, SITUATION AS HOUS kecper jor widower; wil do plain mending. 106 Fourth st., 100m . JRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW MORE B, sagements by the day; moderate; lutest atyles. ©09 il st MARKal ~T. CaLs: want a BRANCH OFFICK ¢ 148 d subscriptions taken. DAJISH CIRL WANTS WORK BY THE day washing, iro ing and housecieaning and heip morning, 1331 Fulton st. RS. E. BALPWIN, PLAIN SEWIN AND mending: satisfaction guaranteed. Call room 7, first floor, 969 Mission st.. cor. of Sixth. TOUNG LADY, STRANGER IN THE CITY, desires & place; willing to make hersel? gener- ally usefol. Room 5. 223 Mason s TOUNG LADY WISHESTO LEARN DRESS- making. Call 166 Third st. 7OUNG WIDOW DESIRES GEN1LRMAN'S mending. Call 105 Stockton st, 10om 40. 7 OUNG PARISIAN WIDOW. THOROUGHLY experienced, wants a housekeeper's place, sum- mer resort or widower's home preferred. Kooms 10 und 11, 122 Post st. JOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION AS housekeeper; city or country. Koom 15, 363 Geary st 126 EOURTH, ROOM 23, SECOND FLOOR— Young widow wants a situation #s house- keeper for widowe 7OUNG AND ATTRACTIVE GERMAN GIRL desires 1o secure a housekeeper's position in hotel: widowers or bacheiors home preferred. 223 Post si., room 11, second floor. EXP)‘.KIE.‘CEB YOUNG GEKMAN GIRL wants a managing housekeeper's place: city or m‘),l'x,n".ry: lZlk‘hwlol"l bome preferred. Room 8, 207 ros OUNG LADY DESIRES A PERMANENT piace as housekeeper: summer resort or widow- er's home preferred. Rooms 4 and 5, 234 O'Far- rell st. JPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as housekeeper for bachelor or elder.y gentieman. Apply 906 Market, rm. +2, afternoon. 517 LARRIN_BKANCH OFFICE OF THE 61d &l Fubscriptions and want ads taken. TTENTION, LADIKS — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work at hom cnuing and fitting at $3 60 a suit. Communica e wici ¢ ., 3983 Twenty-fourth st., who will call 02 you . the evening. SITUATIONS WANTED—-MALE. H:GEKMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 45 Third—Cooks, wxi.ers, dishwashers, e N1 0Y RAKRS: LEY ERA «C 1640 Clay APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- linble help. 709 Geary st. Tel Sutter 2125. UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANKSE emp. oftice, 61415 Califorala st., tel mala 231 i RUIT-PACKR, $25, ROUM AND BOARD, MAKRTIN &CO., 749 Market st. PANTRY-MEN, CITY. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. VW ALPRESS, CITY HOTEL, 820; WAITRESS, city, $15. girl for ~an Katael, housework $20; girl, housework. afarysvilie. 6 German girls, housework. $25: 16 hou wgirls, private fam - iy, $20 snd $15. C. R HANSEN & CO, 108 Gearys . 00K FOR COUNTRY HOTEL, $30; LAUN- J dress, $25, in country hotel, and kitchen helper, $15, for same place. (. R. HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st. Coox FOR ~PRINGS, $30. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st IRONERS AND ONE MANGLER FOR me country hotel. Call eay. C. B. HAN- & CO., 108 Geary st. SE PIRST-CLASS TAILORESS WANTED. BOW- " HAY'S, U4 Sutter st. EARN DRESS.AKING AND MILLINERY at the ouly school receiving the zo.d medal; patterns to order 25¢. McDOW K LL'S, 103 Post st N O=T CONVENIENT AND Ri M “Winchester House, 44 Third st. nexr Marke 200 rooms: 2oc to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week: tree bus and bagguge to and irom ferry. SPECTABLE NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- structions. given awsy each month. S F. Lrresscuttiog ~aloon, 916 Market st. HELP WANTED-MALE. COOK, CITY, $45 country, $9 a week and room; week ; short-crder cook, $: ) cou city, 37 helper, +30; second cook, $50. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st DOT-WA-HER, 87 TO 38 A WKEK; DISH- washer, $7 & we k;6 kitcuenmen. $10, $12 and $10 permonth. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. TOUNG MAN FOR GENKRAL WORK. LODG- ing-house, city voung man light work in an institu ion, etc. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. M IDDLE-AGED MAN AS GARDENER, $20, IVl etc., see party here 2 P. M. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. = \ BN TO CLEAR LAND, #25 PER ACRE ' 7 ranchhands $20 per m 'nth: arp! $26 per month, boaid. MARTIN & - 0., 749 Murket MAN For PRIVATE PLACE, $20, -EE PALK My 2 2 ax in office MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st PLAIN COOKING: | packer | | OLORED EXTRA WAITER, COUNTRY HO- tel,£1 26 a day and free fare. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary si. v?ASTEH—AMERXCAN FARMER, FRUIT ranch, $25: man and wiie, light job, $25 to 50; you g man to drive milk wugon: German stablemui na porter. $10 week; 4 and 6 horse teamsters, $25 and $30; ironer und poiisher, $.5 and foand; 25 farmers, $20 and found: grape- pickers: men to pick ulmonds; 20 woedchoppers, BOce.ts cord; 10 shingle aud shuke Lot MmaKers, $1 35 .0 $190; rafiroad-tie makers, 8 cen.s eachi orchardis , $.0, and others. Apply J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 628 Sacramento st. ANTED—STICKERMAN, 80c HOUR: 3 machine men for sash and door factory. 25¢ hour: upholsterer, $2 10 82 0 day: wire mattress weaver, #2 to $2 50 day: deslgner and modeler on piciure’ fraues, aud oiheis Apply to J. ¥. CRO- SELT & CO,, 628 Sacramento st. ANIEU—RESTAURANT WAITcR, $40; colored waiier, country, $20; 5 restauraat 008, disnwashers. $15 aud $:0; boardinghouse cook, $30. J. F. CKRUSETT & CO., 628 Sacra- mento st. MALL FOOT: inthe] Adare: 2 Langton [ 1GR PRICE PAID FUR GUOD CLOTHI? and Looks; send postal A, KLELN, Sixth st e 0 EXCHANGE—DENTAL WORK FOR Al bicycle. OBio Dental Parlors, 906 Market sb. ECOND-HAND TOOLS OF ALL, KINDS bought and sold. CUKTIN'S, 1123 Market. LD GOLD, GOLD D bought. 0. NOLTE, jew AW NBROKEK—OLD GOLD. SI1, offcio hing bought. Add. COLFM AN, 41 Third. AL. LL BRANCHES OF IN>"TRUMENTALAAND vocal music taught; very latist methods of instruction us.d; vest system of voice culture, voice building and Voice strengthening; corps of competent teachers for begiuners and advanced students. VULMEK A. H. HOFFMEYER, Prin- cipal. 914 Sutter st TC., arreli, EDUCATION ARPENTE!S AND CABINET-MAKFKKS— / Wauted. 4 first-class benchhaids on bardwood work in pianing- . ill; only good men need apply. Call_on A. McLKUD, between 11 and 14 to-day, 560 Brannan st. -(390D BARBER FOR KVENINGS, SATUR- 11 Jay and Sunday; also bootblack. 1048 MeAl ster st. 100D Sunda; LRBER FOR SATURDAY 1536 Kentucky st., Potiero. AND JANTED — BARBER SATURDAY AND Sunday. 2273 Second st. ARBER WANTED FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Saturday. 623 Clav st.i call at 9 o'clock. B ANTED—BAKBER OF 2 YEARS' EXPE- rience. 828 Valencia st. OY WANTED, 22% GEARY ST., ROOM 9; - B2a week: easy Work. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND Flocution, 1215 Octavia st., San Francisco, MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupil of Professor G. W. Baynham, Glasgow, Scotiand, and graduate of the Echool of Orstory, Philudelphis, Pa, teacher. Office days, 1 hurs. P M., Saturday A. M. KALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST business practice, short- telegraphy, languaces, English electrical, civil and mining en gineering, navigaiion, ete.; 20 Leachers; ions; write for catalogue. st.—Bookkeepling, bang, typing, branches: day and evening se: ANDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL— Puplis prepared for (alifornia and Stanford universities in day and evening classes and pri. vate lessons; teaclers’ and civil service examina- tions. Room 407, Parrott oui ding. YRES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 326 MONT-| gomery si.: individual instruction in short band, typing, bookkeeping ielegraphy, ete.: life scholarship $5U: low Tutes per week and wonth. MORE MEN FOR NICE TRIP; ALSO 8 SEA- men at LERMAN'S, 637 Clay st. M4 Halght K st RSERY WOR CALL 512 ARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE and Newspaper lllustiation: day and evening classes; ¥ Sa urday classes commence Augus: 28. Yarticulars 424 Pine st. RTISTIC SINGING: PIANO: VOICE- OUNG MAN 10 HELP IN BAKERY. 108 building; guitar and banjo; latest methods; Ninth st. terms reasonable; classes free. K. 88, Maze bldg. GEANTS WANTED_MRS. SWANSON OR OUKKEEP NG FIREE FOR1 YEAR IF NOT 5! y Lewis Please call 22 Kearny st. [ ANTrD—A GUOD WAITER. AHLBORN House. 3.9-423 Grant ave. taught in 6 weeks; rapid calculatons. TARK, Toom 572, 855 Market st INGINKLRING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining, mech., survey,assay, archit.; day&eve.: VW ANIED—GOUD DISHWASHER AT 154 | est. 1864 A. VAN DEKNAILLEN, 955 Marker Second st. RS. MELVILLE-SNYDER, 251714 CALI- [RONG BOY, NOT AFRAID WORK: EX- forniast.; piano, singing, elocution, dramatie perience in carriage blacksmithing. 828 Harrisn | 8Cting: vooal classes Tuesday, $1 a month. I AITER AT 417 MASON, REAR. CALL AT ELASCU'S LYCEUM SCHOUL OF ACTING: y Ta M Puplis rehearsed on stage. Alcazar buildi 1“I\ISH5E: ALSO APPRENTICE ON CUS- tomcoats. 740 Folsom. ONEY LUANED ON DIAMONDS WATCH- es joweiry,sealskins. Uncie Harris 16 Grant ay M \:,\N"'Eu_ IANO PLAYER. APPLY AT UDLAM SCHUOL OF ELOCUTION AND AL WHITE,s, East st., nr. Wasaington. D amatic Art. 9.8 Sutter st. JAL ON POKTKR: MUST UNDrRs(AND | )]3S BOLTL'S SCHOOL, 2318 CALIFOXNTA; sowething about cooking. 54i-5i3 Mission st ARBERS, ATTENTION — ULD- ESTAB- lished barbershop, just vacaed, for rent; Cheap. 2534 Sixid st BABBESS PEOTECTIVE UNION: BAR- bers’ Association of the Pacific Coast; free em- ployment Utlice. S FUCHS, Sec'y, 525 Graut ave. ¢,-CHAIR BARBER-SHO. £ good location. Apply at C M LIVING-ROOMS; 1 Uftice. OMEY LOANED 0> DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,seaiskios. Uncle Harris, 16 Grantav MASE9R BAR AND RESTAURANT WORK. MAKTIN & CO., 749 M arker st ENTIST—A FiRST-CLASS, ALL-ROUND man wauted. Address D., box 130, Call. © WAITER=, SAME HOUSE, $25 AND ROOM. 00D SHORT-ORDER COOK Al 106 SEC- MARTIN & CD. 749 Market st. ond & UTLKK: 2 IN FAMILY. MARTIN & €O, ANTED—PAPER-HANGER AT 3252 MIS- 749 Market st. sion st 15 MORE LABORERS, CITY, $35 AND board, etc. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. Disawasues WANTED (YOUNG MAN) AT 1416 Howard at. 90() LABORERS 1 75 PER DAY:;STEADY HOEMAKER WANTED AT 535 COMMER- work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. clal st. > PANTRYMEN: CALL EARLY. MARTIN | [JPHOLSTERER WANTEO AT 325 FIFTH H street. & CO., 749 Market st RESTAURANT PORTERS. $15 TO §25 PER month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st ESTAURANT WAITRESS, $5 A WEEK. C. R. HANSEN & Cu.. 108 Geary st RUTESTANT COOK, $25; COOK, SACRA- mento, $25; San Jose, $20; 12 housework giris, city and country, $20 and 825. 8 young girls, ist, $10 10 $15.” MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. GERMAN NURSES. $25 AND $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. _BOARDING-HOUSE, $30. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Sutter st. UE=TION—WHAT DO YOU WANT? AN- swer— work. Then read these advertisements and go and see MURRAY & READY, 634-036 C.av st., for they control the work of the Pacific Coast. ARBERS—WE WANT TWO COMPETENT men for country shops. MURRAY & READY, 634 and Clay st / ANTED—FIRS1-CLASS BARBEK: REF- erences of irst-class shops are required; wages to vegin with $30 per montn and found. Apply 10 C. WALLSTAB, Wadsworth, Nev. 00K IN FIRST-CLASS KESTAURANT: only sober man need apply: 1 year's work guaranieed: baker and chef. F. . ROWLAND & CO., Vallejo. PERATORS WANTED ON CUSTUM COATS; 's eudy work; good wages. 106 Battery st 00K AND WIKFE. d founa; call early. 634 and 636 Clay st. COUNTRY HOTVL, $45 MURRAY & READY, ND GIRL, COUNTRY, $20. MISS CUL- , 323 Sutter st. K GIRL, SLEEP HOME, $20. 1 823 Suiter st. OUSEWC MISS CU [RENCH NURSERY GOVERNESS, MiSS CULLE Sutter st. JWEDISH OR GERMAN COOK, $25 TO$30. MISS CULLEN., 823 Sutter. $20. PFFINED GIRL ASNURSE, $16. 3ISS CUL- LEN, 323 Suuter, AID, $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 SUTTER M sireet. EAT GERMAN HOUSEWORK GIRL, $25 i Sevidence: see boss here: must underatand gardening, ete. MURCAY & READY, 634 aud 636 Clay st. SAMILIES, MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, girls, etc.. to gather almonds, grapes, etc., for a Inrse orchard aud vineyard: Lhisis an excep- tonally good place and ood movey in it. MUR- RAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 7 TIE-MAKERS, 8 CENTS EACH, TOOLS 67 and food furnishcds 53 teamsiers, city jobs, 175, $1 70, $1 60 and $1 50 & day and $30 and $26 a 'month; aiso laborers, $1 75. 81 60 and 81 80 | (aplished trade now open for an experienced road aauy. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 und 636 Clay st. | ORAPE AND FRUIT PIt KERS, WURK 874 Hiiaeceliars, packing and drying houses, etc., steady work for 3 months, $30, $.6, $25 and *23'per month a1d found, for banks, corporations, trusts syndi vinevards, etc. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. AN ELDERLY GERMAN HOUSLKEEPER, #10 per month. MISS CULLEN, 3.3 Sutter. W here. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. EAT YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT WORK, 815, REFINED FieNCH NURSE, 2 CHILDREX, 4 and 5 years, $20. M1SS CULLEN, 323 NEAT YOUNG GERMAN NURSEGIRL, $12. MISS CULLEN, 323 Suiter. 0 $30. MISS CULLEN, 823 >utter st. AITRESS, SAN JOSE, $20: SKE LADY N AN MI-S CULLEN, 828 Sutter st. Sutter st. GERMAN NURSES, $20 KACH. MISS CUL- LEN, 823 Sutter st. ERMAN “ECOND GIRL, $25. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Suter st. ©) GIRLS, SAME HOUSF, §25 TO $30; SLEEP home. 'MISS CULL&N, 528 Suiter st T AITRESS, $4 PER WEEK. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. EFINED PKRO ESTAST NURSE, §°0: nurse, country, $20. MISS CULLEN, 3-8 Sutter st. . GEBHAN COOK, .SL‘ MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st, “YAU'RESE, PLAIN HOTEL, ~HORT DIS- nce in the country, $20. MURR\Y & aEAh\-la-fin‘ Employment Agents, 634- 636 Clay s OUK, PRIVATE FAMILY, COUNTRY, §20, fare’ paid; woman for genéral work on ranch, $20; wailresses, bousework giris, ete. MURKAY & KEADY, Leading Employment Agents, 684- 636 Clay st. W ANTED_FAMILIES, WOMEN, GIRL! ete., for almond ga:her(ng and picking grape fur a larce vineyard and orchard company. For particulars call on MURRAY & READY, 634-638 av s W ANTED_GERVAN GIRL AS COOK AND 10 do downs sirs work, $25: girl for_house work and cooking, $25, snort distance; 15 girls 1or general nousework and cooking, $15 to $20; first-ciass nurse, $20 to $25, country: mother and daughter for same house as cook and second girl, #20 and §10: neat young girl for couatry, 2 in family. housework ‘ana «ooking, $20; girl for housework and cooking, $25: several German m:fl Kirls, 220 to 225 : 1«.«1 oo !flJ ;‘gg&- e country, $20 to $26. Apply t0J. F. - SETT&Cu, 7 el LUMBER, $2 50 DAY AND FOUND FOR P itituton. fare vaid: blacksmith; borse shoer: 3 stab.emen: buggy washe': harness cleaner: bostier, $35 and $25; 3 b:ick molders, $2 50 aay: 2 off bearers. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 836 Ciay st 58 MORE RAILROAD MEN, LABORERS, teamsters, rockmen, etc., free fare, $1 75 and $2 day; 100'sawmil and wood men, $26 and $20 per month and found: lumber piler, $30; lum- ber londer, 87 woodchoppers, $2 60, $2 10, $1 60, $1 15 per cord, tools and food furnished. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. RIZONA, FRKE FAR , 6 LABORERS; 4 Alimsters. tree fare. MURRAY « READY, 634-656 Clay st- 468.328 (SLARLY HALF MILLION $ o doliars) pald mounthly in wages for places we have to give away to-day if you wau some of tha' money come &nd secure work at once: 63 farmers, orchard and vineyard h: teady jobs year round, $26, $25, $20. for countles; 3 farmers’ wives (without children) : 230 scraper_teamsters, $20 per month, found: 3 hay- bulers, 8. day aud found: 3 boye o plek aimonds. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. AN _AND WIFE FOR GENTLEMAN'S | HE BEST SHOEM * KER-<HOP IN TOWN; must be sold -his week. 1802 Bush st. 'LASS LADIES' TAILOK WANTED] HAY’S, 504 Sutter st. { RECRUITS wANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, Ubited States navy; able-bodied, unmarried men, between the sges of 21and 30 years, who are citizens of the United Siates, or those who have legally declared their intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and ab.e 10 speak. read and write ish. aud be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in heignt. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Eilis st., ~an Francisco, Cal. HOx SALESMAN WANTED; OUR COAST | salesman reiircs to open business; his large es- Ths BOW shoe salesman on commission; send fuli experi- en e an. references; sampies ready. Address Boot and thoe Mg Co., Boston, Mass. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi. your feet at the same price you bay ready- made ones, srom 31, 82, $3, $4 and ¥5, at 562 Mission st., bet. Firs: and Second. VOMS, 160 10 T5¢c PER NIGHT: 500 4u 31 80 per week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st {ANE MEN'S CALF SHOES, §175: TO OR- der, $2 5u; haui-suling, 25c up. #59 Howard. INCHESIER HOUSE, 44 1THIKD 5., NK. arket: 200 rooms, 25¢ & night; reading- room; iree 'Lus and baggage o and from the ferry. EAMEN FOR EUKOPE, AUSTRALIA AND Awnska. 904 Kearny st, upstulrs. 2526 ANTE D—MEN 10U LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools. posivions furnished: 8 weeks required. 5. . Barber College, 13514 Kighth, MISSIUN — SULSCHAPTIONS AND want ads 1aken for THE CALL )7 MUNIGUMBKY Si. BRASCH OFFICE CAME VALl Waut ads Rud SULSCIP UL 10() MES FOR FURNISHED ROOMs: 260 night; $1 26 week up. Saratoga, 118 Sixth, Bn.«m-n OFFICK OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH sL—Want ads and subscriptions taken. INEKS. DRILLERS AND MUCKERS wanted: carpenter, cliy: gardener. privi residence: b cooks, $2u, $40, $60 and $25: 4 w. dishwasucrs, $15 and 420, MUKKAY ina 636 Clay st. OSEDALF, 321 ELLIS ST., NK. TAYLOR— 100 rooms, 25¢ night; $1 week: reading room QAILOKS AND URDINVRY SKAMEN wanted at L NE'~, 504 Davis, near Jackson. AND FOUND PEK MONTH: 50 G RATE- pickers for a large bauk corporation: cheap - we ship to-duy. MURRAY & READY, 634 $3 and 636 Clay st. AN AND WIFE. $840; MAN ASGARDENER, woman as housekeeper. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. UPLER, $40; BUTLER, $:5. MISs CUL- LEN, 325 Sutter st. BARBELS ONION FREE EMPLOYMENT Bureau, 617 Mision si. L. A. MCCOSKRIE, Becreiary. OUNG MAN TO ASSIST WITA CHAMBER work for board and room and laundry ; no wages. Alphs House, 5 Market st. s‘l‘!ADY. RELJABL- MAN TO CANVASS £ on portraits; liberal loducements. 1822 Mar- et sl 1 INGLE ROUMS 1tc AND lbc NIGHT, 76¢ and $: week. Lindell Hounse, Sixth and Howard. boari ; Eng., Fr., Ger., music; $30 a moath. JUGENE DE FOsESI, SCHUOL OF ACIIAG and elocutivn. 14 Mcallister, r.70; call 2 to b, KOF. LOUL- MERKL; VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, gultar, cornet. reasonable. 1008 Mission si. 4N FRANC Market st. 0 BUSIN E: 124 positions in COLr G, 1236 : 68 in 97 PANISH—CLASSES DAILY 109 p. M. Koom 10, Y. M. $3 MONTH; 4 A. building. INGIN! PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE; French, German lamgnages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor. OOKKFEPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, gram., etc. ; day, night: $6 mo. 1504 Mkt.,0p.8tn. PIANO AND VOCAL us. 39 Fifthsi. W. COR. SINTRED (b 51, NEAR MISSION; branch office vi AMs UAll EBubSCrpuons sod want ads taken. P ———— e e MEDICAL. UITAR, MANDOLIN, lessons: $3 mo. Marv West| PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM less; never fails in any case of monthiy sick- ness, no matter What cause: no electricity bum- bug or other dangerous methods: money in every case refunded if & cure fs not effected: travelers heiped immediately: years' experience: home im confinement with sanitarian conveniences. Con- sult free the om{ reliab.e phys:cians, DK. AND MRS. DAVIES, 14 McaAllister st.. next Hibernia Bank: hours 9 A. M. t05 +nd 7 to 8 P. a. 81 RE, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR all female dise: : & home in continement, with best possible care: with the privacy of a home and the convenience of a hospiial: those who are sick or discouraged should call on the doctor and state their case: they wil fi .d in her a true friend: all consnltations free aud absolutely confidential. MRS, DR. GWYER, 226 Turk st. LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION (from whatever cause) restored in a urs; safe at any time: no process humbu; ant relief for t: eler: home in confinement; my celebrated treatment and remedies for moathly suppression uever fal; every case guarauteed; consultation a confidential, MRS, DR. W YETH, 916 Post st., near Larkin. ALL OF DR FOULETS CAPSULLS ARG guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis- eases; positive y safe aud sure: no dsnger or after effects: takeu D time it also aCts as a ureventive: price #1 50 per box, sent free by mail on receipt of rice: consuliations oa all special diseases free. ALLER BROSN, 38 Grant ave. S .. A cage tion— Before purchasiug elsewhere, write vs. PRUCKESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE- store everv case of montnly sickness from whatever cause in a few hours wheu medicines and others have saled: Do instruments used. many years experience; every case suaranieed: advice free; terms reasonabie: first-class private home for confinement. MRS. DR. DALEY, 1128 Market st., over the Owl Drugstore. QURE CURE, WHI.N OTHEES FAIL: NO L) medicine or lustruments: every woman her own physician foc ali female troub'es, no matter from what cause: restor-s in one day: never falls: consultation tree: piils §1: can be sen. and used atbome DR. POPPLK, 318 Kearuy st LL LADIKS IN 1ROUBLE OR WHO ARE ~Lsuffering from disease pecullar to their sex will find immediate reief by consulting s firste class lady physician, who never falls 10 cure a single cuge; free cunsuitation: terms essy. MRS, DR M. DWYER, 2614 Kearny st. RS. DR. SCOTT: FEMALE COMPLAINTS, diseases of the eye: & permanent cure guaran- teed or N0 charge made: consuit tree: hours, 10 to 12,2104, 710 8 >Sunday 11to 1, 410 Geary s, RS. GOODWIN, SPECIALIST, LADIES near or far: sate, quick cure guaianteed, any aisease orcorplaint; home for pazien:s. oest skilis free diagnosis; low fees; seif-care. 401 Van Ness. PR AND Mus WEGENER 535 EDDY ST.— bafe quick cure for all female com plaints guar anteed: private home In confinement: every come fort; infants adopted: terms moderate: pills 8L BOON TO WIVES AND MOUIHAKS—Si- guro: price $1 50. RICHAKD> & CO., 408 Clay 8..; send 2-c. stam ' for part colurs Lo Segaro Manufacturing Co., 531 K st., acramento, Cal. LP AU’S FRENCH P.LLS—A BUON T0 La- dies with femaie (roubies; no danger: ssfe and sure; $2 50, express . U. D.; don't deiay until 100 late. 035G\ /0D BROS., Coast Agencs Oanland, Car JLLEHO HOUSE, 86345 MALKET ST.—£00MS 20c. 23¢ 10 5UC night: $1 10 82 week. taken. 3OO PAIRS—ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S shoes: been silxhily damaged: at less than one-fourth their value: from 28¢c 10 $2 0. 662 Mission st., bet. First and Second. haYhs i —bBrAs .l OFFICE OF Ula CALL SUUCIIpUOWS UM WHub ads 1UT OF UNCALLKD-FOR SHOES FROM 25C 4 up to $1 26. 562 Mission st., vet. 1st and 2d. Goé:fi:)uznijwmb ‘:naifi::ms\_rl‘? TROUBLE icae W AN S Graok ave, San Fraacise . s U PRAL > FEMALE REGULAY safe and efficien: emmenagogue. RICHARDS & CO.druggists, 40 Clay sin soiongis EZEMA, BLOOD AND 04K POISON AND all s<in diteas~s removyed wWithout pain Oc SCAF T DUFFY, 1506 Go.den Gate ave. © / Svma CURE IRREGULAKI'I IES OR OTHER female diseases. MRS. DR. PUETZ, 20414 4th. INu PILLS; 31 per box. ANTED, TOLOLLEC I WASKS DUE LABOK. ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Agcy, 110 Sutter. Honl: IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF women. Mrs. Dr.Funxe, 1418 Sth si., Alameda. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixib, for a room; 28¢ & night; 81 a week, D5 BALL 14 McaALLISTER ST, NEAR Jounes—Diseases of women and children.