The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 13, 1897, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 1897. HEAVY BATTING WON THE DAY Reliance Defeats Los Ange- les in a Very Clbse Game. The Score Remained Three to Three Up to the Eighth Inning, The Heesemans Gain a Victory Over the Orack Gilt Edges—Other Games. Reliance won from Los Angeles yester- day in one of the closest games of the present season The playipe of both teams was fast and brillian:. The Reliance sggregation sus- tained their reputatior as heavy hitter by touching Harvey up for ten hits. The auburn-haired twirler from the ciiras beit was at his best yesterday, and managed to fan nine of the Athenians’ best batters with his puzziing deiivery. 1 he visitors from the south put up their usually fine fielding game, but when in tight places their nervousness gave the Oaklanders a chance to score. Little, dark-skinned Manzerina’s work benind the bat was of high order. His catching of Nealon’s foul tip in the sixth earned him an ovation. For Reliance, “G the particular shining light. Owing to the acquisition of clever Charley Drews, their new catcher, Harry Wilson, occupied the initial bag, and tne tall young man from across the bay was shifted to short. A better selection for that position could not be made. Maguire played all over the in-field and his throwing to first wasex- ceedingly accurate. Out of eleven chances, he succeeded in getting nine, and the two he alowed to get away were excusable. Doyle in the opening innings wass trifle wild, but the fine support given him had a good effect as he settled down and during the remainder of the game, he pitched great ball. Reliance scored their first run in the second, when H. Wilson gained firston a single, stole second and came home on Stulz’s single to right. In their half of the cecond, Los Angeles scored three runs on a base on balls, three singles and the same number of errors. No runs were scored until the fou when Reliance gained two on. l1itle Man- gerina’s wild throw. After Wilson had flown out to center, Nealon lined a single to right and stole second. Drews was given a base on balls. Mangerina made one of his snap throws to first to catch Diews napping, but the bali went over Whaling’s head and struck the grand stand fence, where it caromed into the field. Before itcouid be recovered, both Nealon ancé Drews scored. Neither side was able to do anything until the eighth, when Reiiance added two more runs on_three singles and a poor throw to third by Whaling. Los Angeles showed their weakness as batters in the last inning. W haling was lucky to be hit by the ball and went to first. Wilson, afier ailowing a number of good chances to go by, senta pop fly to Lange, which was neatly captured. Van Horn then struck out, and Whaling, see- ing he couldn’t rely on his team to score nim, stole second. He!d was next up and senta hot grounder past short and Whal- ing scored. One more run was needed to tie the score, but ncks could notrise to the cccasion. He batted an easy oue to Dovle and spoiled the southern team’s chances of winning. The score is as fol- lows: RELIANCE AB. R BH. §B. PO. A. E Maguire, s s. 5 o 1 0 5 6 2 Mclntyre, 1. 5 0 [ 1 1 0 1 Jange, 3 b.. £ aion ettt Doyle, p.. 550 1 Lor 2l a0 H. wiison, 1 b. 4 2 1 2 10 0 0 Neaon,r. f P 1 2 1 0 0 v Drews, ¢ 1 1 0 0 Ed 3 0 Biulz, 2 b... . 4 0 2 1 1 [ [ Dean, 1.1.. Saidonan oR a0 0 Totals 6 5 10 8 26 14 4 LoS ANGELES. AR R BH. SB PO. A E Leland, 2 b.. 0 H o ] Thurman, 3b 0 0 1 -5 1 1 Harvey, p... o 0 v 2 2z 0 ‘Whaiung. 1 b. 1 1 i 6 2 1 ‘Wilson, c. f. 1 0 [ 1 [ o Van Horn, L 1. 1 1 0 2 1 & Held, r f.. 1 2 /3 0 0 1 Francks, s s 0 o o 2 4 2 Mang-rina, ¢ S DR R TES SR Totals. T ¢ 1xNINGS. Reliance. 20002 0-5 Bese hits. 2100 3 0-10 Los Angeles. 00V OO 1I-4 Base hils.... VO0OO0OVOI1-5 StMMARY. Tovo-base hits—Mpguire, Leland. Saciifice hit— Doyle. First Lase on eriors—Keliazce 2, geles 2. First base on i Los Angeles 3. Lett on bases—Reliance 6. 10} Ange es 4. Struck out—By Doyle 4, by Harvey 9. Hit by picher—Wha'iug. Double play Maguire to Wilscn. Harvey to Whaling 10 Thu mai. Passed balls—Mangerina 2, Drews 1. Time of game—1 hour and 35 minutes. —_———— Other Games. The Heesemans aefeated the Gilt Edges at Sacramento yesterday by a score of 11t086. The Korns defeated the Midgets by a ecore of 14 to 0. The Korns would like to hear from any team under 13 years. Ad- dress all challenges to P. Cavanagh, 418 First streec. The San Francisco Athletic Clublwas de- feated by the Bushnell Alerts by a score of 14 10 6. The Georze W. Childs defeated the Del Montes by a score of 8 to 0. They would like to hear from the Burkes. The White House team defeated the Martinez team by a score of 24 to 22. The National Starsdefeated the Maroons by a score 0f 10 to2. The Nationais would like to hear from some country team un- der 16 years of age. Address all chal- lenges to Johu Lvons, 350 Harriev sireet. The Young Examiners deleated ihe Ariels by a score of 17 to 6. The St. Elmos defeated the National Stars bv a score of 11 10 10. The Young San Franciscos would like to hear from any team under 13 years of ace. Adadress all challerges to Jim O'Brien, 114 Park avenue. The Yeung Spauldings defeated the Lib- erty Stars by a score of 17 to 4. The Young Calls defeated the Fultons by a score of 8 to 3. The Boulevards won twostraicht games. The scores were: Boulevards 9, Young 8an Franciscos 6; Boulevards 8, picked nine 2. CASTING AT STOW LAKE. End of the Regular Saturday and Sun- day Semi-Monthly Events—Low Scores Made. The last series of the Saturday semi- monthly contests of the San Francisco Fly-casting Club was teld Saturday after- noon at Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park. To-day will end the Sunday events of the season as well. Atsome future date the winners of the Saturday and Sunday casts will compete for the club medal. The cracks of the ciub were out of form Saturday, and in consequence poor re- sults were attained. The competitors were handicapped to a certain extent by the back wind, but probabiy lack of form ‘was the main trouble. W. D. Mansfield, called oails—Rell ceful’” Maguire was | | B, 00 IDENTAL LODGE NO. 22, and A. M.—Called meeting for TH1 wko has the distinction of being champion long-distance casier of the world, made but 95 feet. Lowry, Golcher and Lovett did not hold up th-ir former standard. A. K. Lovett_and H. E. Skinner were the judres, with Dr. E. N. Lowry acting asreferce. The results are: First event, distance—A. R. Croweil, 71}4 feet; A. E. Loveu, 88lg feet; W. E. Bacheller, 84 feet; Colonel G. C. Edwards, 79 feet; H. F. Muller, 7' ; Dr. E. N, Lowry, 95 feet; H. C. Golcher, 1{ feet; E. A. Mosker, 79 feet; C. G. Young, 77 feef, and W. D. Munstield, 95 feet. Long distance—A. Russ:ll Crowell 714 feet, W._E. Bacheller 84, Colonel H. F. Muller 78, Dr. E. N. Li . Golcher 10014, E. A. Mocker 7, 77, W. D. Maustieid 95, H. E. Skinner 82, John Siebe 6314. Back scores—W. D. Manstield 94—90 feet. Distance und sccoracy—Mccker 8714 per cent, Golcher 9015 Lowry 875, Siene 8234, Bagheller 8535, Mansfisld 90, Loverr 85, Cro. well 8224 Young 8325, Mul'er 893 and Ed- wards Sitg, Baci scores—Mansficld 93—92 per cent. De.icacy and accuracy—Loveit 84 per cent, Mansfield 83, Edwards 8247, Skinner 85lg, Bacheller 8615 Mocker 7812 Crowell 80 5-6, Goleber 83 11-12, Lowry 80 1-6. Back score—Maunsfield 8314 per cent. The weather conditions at Stow Lake yesterday aiternoon were not favorable to accurate casting. Scores for delicacy were registered as foilow: Wallace 86, Allen 85, Crowell 95, Young 85, Lovett 90, Butier 85, Golcher 90. - HOTEL ARRIVALS. BALDWIN HO L. T W Moster, Sto kton Dr T Cox, Sacramento ¥ Orr, Port.and. Or P Stein, Stockton Hanford A W Bleer, ked Bluft ne, Stkt Jules Cain, Hammon toa [athews. Salinas B Jackson. N Y Cal Murphy, St Louis J Lomis, Steckton eutine, Stockton I.r D Loverig San Jose .overiag San Jose A C Walkins, Cal NEW WESTERN HOTEL , Petaluma J A Murphy & w, Sacto , Fresno 4 A Kivz B ltimore Pleaswiton A Joinson, U > N I' F Fuy, Buffalo J C Bush, ~una Rosa Murs B Harris, Stockton L M Constant, Nevada BHunt, P J Tremo! J R Sut ~A¥ G Marsh, B ftalo I Goudge, Fort Steele J B Browu, Fresno O W Howell, Vi alia AE crosgs & w, Poplar G J Martin &', Poplar F M Carlisle, Plano R O Rowley. Chi G R McMullen. Chicago € R Willams & w, Colo .G suilwell, Colorado J Smith, N ¥ PALACE HOTEL CE Fos er. Washington J Hoeb, San Jose H 8 1, Chicago C & Milter, US N F A Perrine, Hanford CC . Redeo 03 Huns nta Croz Mrs Foster, Wasnington Mrs Tucson E Hockmeyer, F'S Bernard, V ¥ Weyma C W Dr ¥ Filipe nJose J 1 Pope, Los Angeles G Pieranu, San Jose C Runze, Germany I w Alameda C IL Adam: anta Rosa K S Howard, N Y J R Mitchell, Coio Baron La Grange, Weav- ervil e Miss Ward, N S 5 Dickenson, Ireiand nle, St Louts Mrs W King, Chicago George G Ward, N v Mrs Ward, N Y C A Ward N ¥ Dave Beer, N Y RUSS HOU C Donovan & w.Sa Rosa Ge Brentner, Bakersfield Emily Ear ray, Alameda H Roberts, W P Myles, Napa J D Eadleman. Lodt G T Brown, San Joss G W Newna 1. J S McCormic) ckton W G Kays, Lexington ,Seattl O W Scoiz, Sac © Gup L A Richards, Grayson A W McPherson Grayso P N Noouan, Stock on C A Proctor, Healdsburg P W Severson, Porttand J ¥V Wood, Sta Barbara J W Wood, San Brabara W B Vinoyvard, Ci<co J McKentad ,>antaCruz cp acaville Miss A Orr, PaclficGrove Mrs J G rimore. Modesto T A Gallup, Woodiand M Gallup, Dunnizan J H Weils, Concont unie Kovinsm, Akron S Renshaw. ortland S Co:mell, Poruand R M McFadden, Nev G D Owen, Altruria Pearso, Carl Gray, Poriland 15 Knowles. Oakiand J M Allen & w. Portland M Waish, Paso Robles J Boiin, Oakdal G N Cordv. uroville K Mcwona d, Ma.alla J F Edseil, Santa Ynez P W Stra'bam, Atiz Ray O Norton, Sta Clara Mrs F Nortoy, Sta Clara GRAND HOTEL O A Black,Woodland R Pennma: E Wolf. Sacramento ~chwil w, Chicaso S T Schaw. Beuicia T J Nicho's; Auburn Portland U B oddy, Poruand Jr, Vallejo W Miul-r&w, Anz Camp s Miller, A ngelsCamp H A r.ountree. Portland J R Masters, Dunsmuir A Coursen, Portiand Dr Reardon &w,Oroviile Mrs Thompson, Miss Harris Mrs Thomps H D A J A Northwar. ork DDF J P Hopkins, Port Costa. D B Wyandi&w W B Nulter, Stockton J L Chase, i 0s A J E Brown, ‘Ontario T M Chittenden, Fiesno G It = 1 J Sheppard. St Paal Miss lego Mrs B M Clark, Carson J sburg&w, Wint J N Graz: uff C Rule. Duncans M Cor¥ Sacto L Baj 1. Obispo W J 10+ w.SLODIS G Muscoe. Los Alamos tand W W Middlecoff, Salinas adw, Widows J J Morris,wes Grimes Coivsa S Rummei<burg, Colusa 3 € Morgan, Coiusa ¥ - Barvard, Ventura J Salinger, New Hamp A ini,S L Obls SAN FRANCISCO **CALL."™ BUEINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI~ 710 Market street, open unill 12 o'clock every pight In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery streel, corner 3 open until 8:30 o’cloc Hayes street, open unt 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW, corner Sixteenih and Mission streets; opem entil § o'cloc 1243 Mission street; open until 9 o' clock: 2518 . iss'on street. open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth street; open until 9:30 o'clocks 1505 Polk street: open until NW, :30 0'clock. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky oven till § o'clock. NOTICES. LODGE HERM A 127, F. ano A. M.—Calied meeting THIS DAY (Monday), September 13, 1897, at 7:20 o'clock P. M. Degree 1. By order of the W. M. L SCHUMACEE Secretary. (MONDAY) EVENING ut 7:3 Third degree. By order of the W. M. o'clock. P d KING SOLOMON'S LODG 0. 260. F.aod A. M., Franklin Hall, EDW. F. DELGEE, Secretary. 1839 Fillmore st — First degrie THIS (MONUAY) EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. By order of the maste HENRY BAEHR, Secretarr. IRISH NATIONAL ALLI aice—1lhe anuual pienic of Sa field Counc:l will take place SUNDAY, 19th of =epiember. at Shell Mound Park. Music by Hibernia bend. Jig end recd music by Professor McMahon Nume-rous prizes. Tug-of-war beiween memb 18 and bivision 10, A. 0. H. Admis.on 50c: laies and chiidren f.ce. THE SOCIETY California Pio- veers—The Mechauics’ In- s i ute has kindly +Xtend- ed an invitation to the members (0 ati d the tair on MUNDAY E 1N September 13, Tickets can be obtained on appli- cation to JUHN L SPEAR secretary. B, ANNUAL MEETUING. — NOIICE 1S hereby given tha the twenty-second annual meeting of the stockbolders of the West Oak and Mutu i Losn axsociat.on will be held at the oftice of the corporation, corner uf eventh and Witlow streets, Wesi Oakiand, Cal., on MuNDAY, Sep- tember 13, 1897, at 7:30 o’clocs P. M.. for the pur- pose of electing directors for tne ensuing year, pres=ntation of thy twenty-second eniul r port aud the Lransaction 0f SUCA Oter business as may come beiore Lhe meeting. Books are now open for subscription to 1000 shares of slock 0f the twenty-first series. Loans made in ~an k rancisco and Alameda counties ooly. Interest 6 pef cent per Annum 1yee frow MOrtZALe taxes: preinium 20 er cent zross, or 50 cents per shure per month instalimeis at pleasure of bor- rower. which amount: 1o $12 50 per mouth for each $1000 net cash received by the borrower, this sum paying both principal aud luteres. 1oans may be repaid at any tme desired. By order of the board of cirectors. A. SBARBO O, See. SPECIAL NOTI THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DRESS goods. corse.s, hosiery, underwear, bed- spreads, (owels. (able-covers, iaces, embroidery, linings, trimmings, vellings, etc., very cheap at Ploneer Dry-gooas Store, 105 Fifth st. RUOMS PAPEKED, $:59: PAINTING on installment. HARTMAN, 239 Thirds . £, U000 BUSINES= CARDS 810, 25 Vis- iting cards 26¢. HILL. 2215 Geary st. | SITUATTONS WANTED-Continnad, JEAT, YOUNG GERMAN NURSEGIRL desires situation, or as second girl or house- work, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 sutter st. VERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICF—MRS, LAMBEKT, 417 Powell st. (el Main 5332), furnishes best help of ul. nationalities. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continves B ot HINESG AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMEN C office; best help. 41415 U'Farretl. el K. 426 TUUNG MAN AGE 23 WI~HES SITUATION 10 drive a bakery or deilvery wagon; has city reference; over 2 years in {ast place. D., box 131, Call Office. ESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wishe s situation; 1sg0od cook: would do plain wasning: kind 1o children: modera e wuges; C.Ly or short aistance in countrv. Call 10 Stockion piace, off Stocktou st , bet. Fost and Sutier. PENPEC I'ABLE AMERICAN WOMAN DE- \s res good home tn small famlly; good home more than wages; can do any Kina of work; or go by the day or week or any way. Ladies please call at 222 Minoa st G [RONG YOU G GERMAN WOMAN WOULD like to do washing for gentlemen or would take in family washings. Please inquicy for & days to MRS J. NELSON, 314 Thirteenth st., between Mission and Valencla. TEAT, RELIABLF GIRL WISHES TO CARE for childien; s eep home: first-class refor- ences: will go uo faither south than O’ Farrell and Van Ness. 124 Bernard st, bet. Paclfic and Broadway. (OOK—WANTED, A PUACE, BY A FIRST- class family cook: understands a'l kinds of cooking; goo: baker: best of references. Address 150535 Frankiin street, between Bushand Pine, city. OMPETENT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION; voud couk, baker and laundress, or housework nationa iy, Scotch: references. ~ Call Tuesday 21/ Langton street, near Seveoth and Folsym. CGOK WISHES SITUATION family; competent up-stairs girl ion a'so.if possidle in same tamiiy; OM PE’ Amerl wistes bust city reterences. 409 Post st M:bp: AGED, COLPETENT WOMAN, M “go0d cook and husekecper. or country. and Clay OUNG GIRL SITUATION Wi FOR Y general housework, city or country. Call st 22 Ringold st, bet. Kighth and luth, Folsom andi Harrison. W 1bow wi: keerer or pluin sewing. 6, first foor. (TERMAN WIDOW WISHES SITUATION or housework or anything: is willing und bliging. MES, SCHUNSTER, w34 Howard st. 116 Sixth st, room i KESSMAKING — A FITTER wishes engagements at $125 per day. 1088 Mission sz V OUNG WOMAN DESIRES ANY KIND OF i work 1n private families; willing to make her- nerally uetul. (a'l or address 32 Minna. ADY WANT> A POSITIO- AN 10D Jin a family In_exchange for home or small Compensalion. Address W. ir, box 47, Call Office. 104 10 do light housework and cooKing; refe euce it requiied. 26415 1 ehams at. W OMAN W ATS POSLIION AS \UKSE small_children or invalid, or housekeeper. Ca’l 1032 Marke: st., room No. 7. IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES M “position cook or housexeeper. Call 91515 Bryai {8 JLDERLY WOMAN WISHES SITUATION, city or country; wages $8 to $10 per month. 270 Jessie st RrLianL 10 <o Lousework in small family. Gate ave. WOMAN WISHES 511 UATION 730 Golden TOUNG MAN OF VARIED EXPERIENCE wauts work of any kind, city or country: kood driver; wages no object. Address H., box 81, Call. BINESE FIRNT-CLASS COOK WISHES PO- sition in private family: referen es given. Address Cook, box 72, Call Utfice. GUUD WAITER WISHES STEADY POSL tlon. Inquirsat New atiantic Hotel, room 30 RUGGIST WANTS POSITIO REGIS- tered: young man: sinzle: city or country; Al references. D, W., box 59, Call. 0- KKEEVER, LNGAGED FOREN:ONS, ) > wauts for afternoons an | eveningsset of books to post, etc, or any kind of office work: terms Teasonable. B. B., box i8, Call. (TAKDENER WISHES POSITION IN PRI vate famiiy: single. J. O. C., box 143. Cail. THE GERMAN EMPLOYME, FICE, 45 Third st —cooks, waitresses, chambermaids, housekeepers, etc. OUNG STUDENT WANTS EMPLOYM f six hours u week reserved for study; wil 1 g 1o tura his nand to anything. G. B.. b)x 124, Call. UMPET NT MIDDLE-AGED GREMAN Wishes situation on a gentlemud’s piace; take care of horses; good dr.ver and gardener; c'ty or country; good references. . M., box 84, Call. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued. 00K, B)JARDING-HOUSE, COUNTRY, $25; waitress, ~ame hruse, $15; chambermald und waliress, country, $-0; chambermaid and walt- ress, city. $15: housekeeper for geutleman, $15. R.T. WARD & Cu,, 610 Cla; st. HE GERMAN EMPLUYMENT OFFICE, 45 Third st., bet. Market and Mission.—Firs -cixss male and fema’e help of ali patioualities turnisoed on short notice: private familles, hotels, restau- rants. etc., supplied; country orders promptly al tei ded to. > TERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, G LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, has Llaces for sirls of all nationalities. -SPECTABLE HOUSEKEEPERS FOR widowers and bache'ors. German Employ- ment Office, 45 Third st., b-t. Marketand Mission. OMPETENT WOMAN OR GIAL TO TAKE care of baby 4 months old: good home: wages $10. 248 Fast st, between Howard and Foisom. AR COOK, $25; 3 COOKS, RESTAURTNT. BT a weax: cook’s heiper. 820 and room: night cook, $6 & week: 00k, ¢ akiand, $40 and room: cook, country. $12 a weex and room: couk, cl.y, £45: c00<, $40 and room: cook’s helper, $30, e.c. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. Dlsuw;\sflnn. $25 AND EOOm: 3 KITCH. en men, §10 and room: vegetable man. $5 a week; dishwasher. ¥12 and room: 3 dishwaslers. 84 a week: potwasher, §7 a week: d:shwasher, $6 a week: dishwasher, ¥20 and room: dish- washer, $5a wees. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Mark. t. YS1 N, $25: 3 WAITERS, 85 A WEEK; X $7 a week; waiter 830; walter. 8 room: waiter, §40, restaurant. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market s= GY FOR “TORE WORK, $ A WFKFEK: l doorboy, ¥8 » nionth, board, etc. ; errand-boy : bel'man. $10 and room. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. EX4ERIENCED A PPRENTICK ON CUSTOM pafts. 7 Leonard place, off Leavenworih st., near Turk. AN AND WIFE TAKE CHARG: OF BAR, NI etc., $35, room and board: barman, $15 and room. MARTIN & ©0., 749 Market st. 7OU G WOMAN TO HELP IN DINING- room. tar Kesiaurant, 1338 Valencia st. ANTED — MILLINERY APPKENTICE. Apply cor Devisadero and Page sts. TOUNG GIRL TO ASS(ST IN GENERAL housework. 1630 Post st. SIRL TO DO GENKRAL HOUSEWORK, wages $15 10 $18. 1€(8 Geary st. IRL 10 ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK, small wages 2802 Twenty-fou.th at. ANTED—BY STEADY YOUNG MAN, A siuation as salesman in a couutry general W merchandise store; vest of references. Address K.. box 4. Call Office. TION WANTED BY A FRENCHMAN, JITL S ars of age, as driver; of sieady habils; well zequain.ed in ¢ii., Adcress 3174 Third st CTIVE ELDERLY MAN WANTS 110n at any kind of .ight work: good Korsenian. milker; handy mun about nlace; sover and re.d ub.e. i, bux 95, Call uilic CAKPI‘L / all Kinds of tools; ac 0. properiy: wiil work reasouab.e. box ¥J, Call Uftice. APANESE BOY WANTS POSITION TO DO housework and good CuOKIDE, T 8S waiter: clty or Oukland. Acdress K. Stevenson. YoU [ ER BY TRALE; HANDY WITH stowed Lo management Address B. U, MAN WISHES A ATION IN samily: undersiands care of horses. COWSs, gAr- den and_chickens; good worker: reterences. k. 5., rcom 24, Parl: Hotel, Alameda. YOMPETENT AMERICAN MALE COUK DE- sires place: no objection to country: best of references. Address Cook, box 3, Call, Oskland. 0 HOTELMEN — A SITUATION BY A well-experienced bead waiter or steward: also weil aple as manager; very best Of Teferences. Address M. A., box 143, Call Oflice. TOUNG GIRLTO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE- wors. 1.23 Fillmore st FISISHERS ON CUSTOM PANTS: CALL eany. 9231z Folsom st. ¥ IRST-(LASS TAILOKE- need apply. 1433 Poik st S; NO OTHER IRL FOR LI-HT HOUSEWORK corkin: 241% Gouch ft. G AND ILOR WANTS APPRENTICE ON COATS. £ IN KITCHEN AND AS- B POlk st COOK, 850 AND A 2 SNCH TALIAN OR FKEN s GO room. country, call early. 749 Murket st. S UTLER, CITY. SMALL FAMILY: ) & CO., 749 Marke: st. PANTRYMEN : £15 TU §25, ETC. MARTIN £'C0., 749 Market ' MORE LABORERS: #35. BOARD, ETC; city. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. K, 830 AN D ROOM: 4 WAITERS, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. RANCH HANDS $20 UP. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. 9 MEN T0 CONTRACT CLEAR LAND: $5 peracre. MARTIN & CO., 749 Murket st. 200 LABORKRS To GO NORTH: STEADY 200 ok, MARTIN & CO.. 749 Marke st W ANIED — DIsI0 WASHER _FOR NICE country hotel, short dist: nce, $20 and founds good steady place. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay. IMEN,S1EADY EMPLOYMENT. $20 PER month_and HERMAN'S, 63 MART! “D—A G RL FOR HOUS wages §15. 1365 Harrison st. 10TTAGE, 6 RUOMS, BATH: COMPLE furnished: cheav. 3933 25th st,, near Church IRONG, BRIGHT BOY; 16 OR 18 YE ARS D old. Apply 124 Postst.: 9A. M, g ACTIVEMEN WANTED. 836 HOWARD ST, W AMTED-500 WOMEN AXD GIRLS TO Work on fruit. Appy immediately at Ci fornia Canneries Compaay, Branoan st., between Third ana Fourth. RESPECTABLE HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for lacneior. Call German Kmp. Office, 45 Third st. JXPERIENCED FARMER AND FRUIT- grower, understands care of vineyards ard orchards, laying out and making of roads avd ali- round workman; good references. G. R. box 38, Ca | Office. TPUTOR—BY YOUNG MAN, GRADUATE OF Stanford University, position as tutor in fam wouid (utor {n officer’s family on ship hoard: ex- P:nencud reade) a isfactory references. Address Tuior, box 6V, Call Uflice ANTED — POSITION IN WHULESA.E house: have bad 12 years’ experience in wood- enwarc business s shippiug clerk and stlesman; references. H , box 119, Call Uftice N IDDLE - AGED WOMAN _ (GERMAN) M wisiies situation as nurse to sick or invalid lady; wages reasonable. 27 Fourth 8t, upsta rs. OUNG MAN, 26, WANTS EMPLOYMENT as night watchman ot vome store: 8.0 a week. Address S £TK ON, 714 Howard st., city. ADY SIE OGRAPHEK, 8 YKARY EX L perience, wou d .ike position. W. L., box 74, Call: A110N WANTED BY THOROUGHLY petent woman #s nurse tor children, or e iu sickuess of any kind; can give doc- ererence, Call or address Competent Nurse, S com can nu; E PERIENCED LAUNDR.SS WISHES woik by the day in private families, or wors athome. 26015 Natoms si. DXES MAKER, FIRST-CLASS CUTTER AND fiter. wiil go out by the duy; terms $1 50. 2 shotwe!l st downstairs. KMAN GIKL, “PEAKS FEENCH AND (s “[talian, wants situation f.r upstaiis work aud waiting at table in private famiiy; references A. E., bux v4, Call Oth. e, RESSMAKER, CUT BY #1 50 per day, Wil take dresses home, 1, box 92, Cull. TAILOR SYSTEM, N. L. JOSITION AS WORKING HOUSEKEEPER Cr cooning forsmati family; shert disiance in count:y. Address B. B, box 42, ¢all Oftice. IWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do chamberwork. Prescott louse, co:ner Kear.y st. aud MOntzomery ave. Y OUNG ERENCH WIDOW OF EXPEKI wou.d like a position in u summer resort or widower's home. koom 31, 1122 Marke. st. JPANIGH WIDOW FKOM CUBA WISHES + positiou as housekeeper for bachielor or eluerly gentieman. Apply 906 Market, rm. fternoon. TOUNG PARISIAN WIDOW.THOROUGHLY experienced, wants a housekeepers place, sum- mer resort or widower's home preferred. Rooms 10 und 11, 122 Post st 126 FOURTH, ROOM 23, SECOND FLOOR— - Young w.dow wants a situation as house- keeper for widower. MES1-ULASS COOKS AND GENERAL bousework girls, waltressesand chambermalds wish pesiions in city in private 1amilies or hoteis, at the German r.mp oyment Office, 43 Third st. housework. VW UMAN WIsHES WOKK BY 1HE DAY, washing oc bousecleaning. Address 103 San Jo.e ave. ERMAN GIRL WISHES POSITION AS Jaundress or chambermaid: wages $26 month: go0d references Address 21 Lapidge »t, off righteenth and Valencia. JXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER; IS FIRST- class fitter and desiguer; wishes's ‘ew more engrg ments; $1 per day. Address 1028 Market s, 100m 20. YOUNG LADY DESIRES 108ITION AS stencgrapher and typenriter; has some know edge of buokkeeping: City or country: good reer- ences. Address rcom 14, Phelau building. GIKI. WISHES 10 1 15 OUN TO DU GENERAL ATEACIIVE YOUNG LADY, FORMERLY in good circumstances, would like & steady housekeeper’s place: hitel of widower's home pre- ferred. loom 2, 12013 Gea v st JOUNG LADY. RrCENTLY FKOM TH JLast, desires a housekeeper’s place: no obj tion 10 country; hote or widower's home pre ferred. 821 Misslon st., room 6. TOUNG SNCH WILOW OF SOME EX- perience wanis & permanent place as house- keeper: cliy or country. 124 Geary st., room 4. MaID WANTS POSITION TO ei; good sailor, packer, batidresser; city references. L. M., box 61. Call Offi e. NG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES HOUKE- kecper's place; summer_r sort or bachelor's home prefeired. Koom 8, 207 Post st TOUNG WOMAN WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper. 1118 Market st., room 21. Y OUNG GIKL WANTS POSITION AS TYPE- room 11. writer or office work. Call 1032 Market st., TOUNG LADY DESIKES A PERMANENT place us housekeeper: summer resort or widow- eis home preferred. Jooms 4 and 5, 234 O'Far- sell st. 7 UUNG LADY, desires a place aily us 1 ] B TRANGER IN THE CITY, willlng to maxe hersel? gener: . foom 11. 235 U’ Farreil st. MARKET SNT.—BRANCH OFFICK O JHE CALL; want ads and subscriptions taken. FFINED YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION ousek: eper: country hoiel or widower's preferred. Koom 24, 9 Ellis, second floor. ONEY LUANED UN DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealsking. Uncie Harris, 15 Grantay h\ ('A;(DE EK WISHES POSITION IN PRL 1 'vate family: 20 yenrs' ex) erience: good man ager; reterences. Gardener, box 35, Call. FRENUH soY WANTS SITUATION IN PRI- vate family to care for horses or garden. Ad- dress 3173/ Third st. \ TANTED—=BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A Dosition as travellug or city salesman: have had 10 years' exper.ence in southern part of State. Y. M., box 30, Call. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 1HIRD ST.. NR Market: 200 rooms 5¢c to 8150 per nighc: £1 60 10 $6 per week; convenlent and respectubie; 11ee bus &0d DACEAZ® 10 AN L tron) iLe erry. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscrivtions an wan: su. taken. GIRLS FOR COOKING AND GENERAL Thirg usework *German Kmployment Office, 45 [hir 7OUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. Apply 626 O'Farrell s PERATORS ON 1,1\ DIES' CAPES. DAVID- SON & MILLER. 731 Market st JTR<1-CLASS SALESLADY WANTED | OR cioak and suit department. Address. and state fully former emp oyment and experience and references, Cloak Depa tment, box 16, Call. 100 (1§ D CIKL FOR HOUSEWORK; 2 IN FAM- + 00 washing. - 25 Eastst. JVER ~0 MANY GIRLS DOMESTIC WORK, U $10 10 $25. 152! Park st.. Alameda. W ANTED—YoU vestmaking. M ONEY LUANKED ON DIAMON D%, WATCH- GIRL TO LEARN FINE riiteenth st es jewelr: skins. Uic.e Huirls, 15 Grantay A LARKIN—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE O CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. SSTAILORESS WANTED. BOW- 504 Sutter st. EARN DRESSWAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school recelviug ihe ¢0d medal: patterns 1o order 26c. MCDOW ELL'S, 103 Post s \ OsT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; N} Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Market: 200 rooms: 25¢ 1o $1'50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baggage to and jrom ferry. 7 ANTHD—01K AND WAIYER FOR COF- fee-nouse. 26 Sixth st. OY ¥OR PRINTING OFFICE. P. BOULIY, 519 Filbert st. y TOiUNG GRRMAN BUICHER WANTED. 181 Fifth st. BER. ELDERLY ©place. 612 Kearny st. ], UNCHWAITER Wa NTED. 115 EAST ST. MAN; 00D BARBER WANTED; STEADY. Laguno st., near Post. 1604 OY WANTED; 16 TO 18 YEARS OLD. 154 Sutter st. MAKRKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CaLL: waut ads aud subscriptions taken. ARBERS—GOOD good location: 3 living-rooms; box 120, Calt Office. 15 SHOP FOR SALF: bargain. B., C-CHAIR BAKBFR-SHOP; 2 LIVING-KOOMS; 4 good 1ocation; rent cheap. Call 122 Seventh. HALF-INTEREST 1) - Tans tust isdolags business of over 5%, 20 $16 perday: 5 private dining-rooms. 5 Fourth st. UTCHER SHOP:; BEST LOCATION ACROSS the bav; large refrigerator, marbls counter, 2 horses, wa Ou, cart, eic.; big outside trade; in. vestigate this. ~TrNBeRG & Cu., 632 Market, = FINE SALOON. NO BEITER LO- $125. Saiton: owner 3 vears: deatn cause of sae STENBEKG COMPANY, 632 Market st JINE STATIONERY-STORE, CORNER, 8250 branch bakery, $200: grocerv and bar, corner, | §350; first-ciass restanrant, $450: roomin & house, 24 rooms. north Market, rent £6 ), $260: 19 rooms. central, $20¢ 12 roume, e ezaat furni ure, Post spec'al bargains this week. UNDER~ WOOP & CO., 765 Market st. MAS, WITH 8500 IN CASH 10 JOIN AD. vertiser in Caiifornia mining enterprise: chance of a lifetime foc right man. Address J. E. L., box 83, Call Uttice. $]50 BARGAIN: ¥ « sell, hav.ng oth ard st. \W ANTED—PARTNER IN A GOUD Pa YING business; $100 r quized. AddressJ, box 143, Call Office. VALOON CHEAP; GLOD B NE SALOON: MUST business. 805 How- INESS; STOCK; fixtures; rent $15. Apply Call Office. A+ OON FGR SALE, Rr GULARSACRIFIC| first-ciass K o must sell at once. Apply ED. GORMaN, Tweifth and Mis- ston OR SALE—GROCERY AND SALOON: GOOD business; terminus «f Folsom-st. car line. Ape Ply SE. cor. Twenty-seventh and Folsom sts. OALYARD: LONG ESTABLISHED: MEM- ber Coal ealers Ass : with or withou lease; & iving-rooms; cheap. 1024 Clay st. RT-’:‘AU}E.\AT FOR SALE. 136 SECOND s Lieet. NE OF THE L“ADING RESTAURANTS IN Oakland; clearing 2200 monthl owner leav- bargain. ANDsRSON & CO. 777 Market “OR SALE—_OLD-ESTABLISH: DBU « HE shop: apply on premises. 159 Howard st OPPER RIV KA—COPF expedition salls ~eptemb T 16; provisions a d ta1e $200: vessel at Mission w Ko 2; have inforniation regarding new strixe. For 1,428 Montgomery, <. I month: will give urial. UNG GERMAN GIRL, SPE and French, wants pariner. INING-ROOM Fl boarders: good ‘ransient trade: Inquire 41 SPANISH R. 2,111 Geary. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris 15 Grantav HUNG floor. JBUSINEsS PARTN Ex WaNTED BY 3 Kastern ludy. 906 Marketst., rm. 24. 2 200 FIRST-CLASS RESTAURAN F200. montniy bourders. aiso lodging-rooms. Apply Call OMlice. 3 BAKERY: IN A LIV LY TOWN FT00. aslirscctass trade: all private lease hors - and wagon; «verything in good condition; Jiving-rooms; wi i be 80 d at abarguin Address 1229 Golden Gate ave., S. F. 7 STANFORD, NE\R SECOND—HOUSE TO 3 let: bar, range and boller: su ted for restaur- ant or boarding-house: iu firsi-class order; close to the Valley-ruad carshop. Do competition. $350. Alaska, RESTAURAN £30: sel.ing on account of ieaviug ioc 278 Minna street. ARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; 2CHAIRS. 1536 Ken ucky st., Potrero. [ T-PLAYrK; FXPERI NCED. Ap- p'y afer2p a at Fosier's Daucing School, 1358 Market st Fiprena had hotel experience for country. B. C., box 45. Call UMtice. JXCLUSIVE AG T WANTED FOR SAN Francisco for two large fire insurance com- panies: goud opportunity for right jarty. Address Insuranc , box 05, Call < flice. MINERS WANTED—2 OK 8 FOR COPPER River: advertiser will pay half expenses for Addre:s M. W., box 45, % Address A, third of discoveries. all. JARBERS' UNION FREE EMPLOYMENT “1) Bureau, 637 Mission st. L. A. MCCOSKRIE, Secretary. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM. WITH IN- ctions. glven_away ewh month s . arket st. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. LAUNDRESS! 3 German and PRIVATE FAMILY, 82 nch second eirls. $20: 3 ©co0ks, German . $80: 2 boarding-house ks, $20 and $25; cook, delicatessen-«wore, $7 a i waitresses, hotels and restaurant, $:0 and $25, and a larze 1 umber of girls for cooking ard housework. J. F CHOSETT & CO., 816 ~utter st. (}1RL, ELLI~ ST., $20: GIRI, MARKET ST, ¥ §20; girl. Alameda $20; girl, Fulton st., §20: girl, Central ave., $20.; girl, Sutter st., $20; girl, Page st., $20: girl, Thirteenth st.. $20. girl, * cott st $20; girl, “resno, $.0: girl, Lvon st., $20; eirl, O-taviss'., . 20; girl, Fremont st., $20: girl, Olive ave,, $20; gir. Pines'., $20: gir., P e . 818 girl Eastst., $18: i I, Gougn st $18; girl, La- guna st #20' eirl, Fillmore 8., $26: girl, <ntter st, $20; girl. Broderick st.: g! Seott st $18: 15 Geru an, 13 Swedish and 9 Danish girls: 30 girls, $15; 35 young girls, §¥, $10 and £12 per monthi sust, etc, nice famities. MARTIN & CO., 749 Maraet st 'RESS COUNTRY, $17 50 AND RuuM; iress, city, $18: wailress, $15 and room: gIF. chamberwors und 8 ecp home: waitress and wash napkins, towels, etc., 820 aud roomg 3 wait- res-es, § 4 wees: chambermald and wait some. £20 and room; 8 wailresses, Oakland. §15 and 100m; 5 giris for chamber work and waiting, $15 and room: waltress. cou:try, $15 and room; 3 «irls, Kitchen work, $15 aud room. MAKTIN & C0., 749 Market st 00K, CI1Y, 88 A WEEK: COOK. C UNTRY, $35 and room: cook. $5 a week: cook, o0k, §36 and room. MARTIK & CU., 746 Mar et st RONER, COUNTRY LAUNDRY, 835, E C ironer. country. 840, ete.; ironer, hote' ) room and board. MARTIN & (0., 749 Marke: st. (GEBMAN, OR 8WEDISH GIRL, EDDY ST., 25 MAR(IN & CO., 749 Market st. HELP WANTED-MALE. b €00 AN BAKER, $40: color-d wailer. country and wife. country, $45; reston- . dishwushers and others. Apply RO:EIT & « 0., 628 ~a ramento st. A country h ho el, $25: c rint waiter, § toJ. F. W ANTED-TAILOK RY: FARM erand wite, »40; man shout plrce a d wif #40 10 $45: 3 macnine men for sasa and door f; torv,»5 cens an hour: stickerman, -0 cenis an hour: stabieman, $20 a month and $10 a week: teamster, $25; 1armers: milkers; fruit ana grape plc ers: 10 woodchoppers, §0 cents cord; 20 tie- makers, 8 cents esch: 12 shingle-bolt makers, $135 and 190 cord: choreboy, $:5 and found: orchurdist, $20: upnisterer, $2 th 82 50 & d wiie matiress weaver, $2 to §2 50; esigner and modeler on picture frames. $2 to £3 day. Apply to J.F. CEOSKT L & C0., 628 Saciamento st. GYT'S" NOT WHAT WORK YOU HAVE done, “it’s” what work you can now get. 5 hotel waiiers. $26 and $30: 7 cooks, $30, $40 and $50: 15 dishwasbers, $10, $15 and #20: eamp walter, $20; waiter for a large mine, $25- cook and wife, ‘815, small country hotel. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 187 SAWMILLMEN, WOUDSMEN, ETC. “free fare.” MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay st (CARPENTER FOR A VINKYAKD, STEADY job: 2 brickmolders. $2 50 a day; 2 off-bear- ers, $175 a day: blacksmiih and horseshoer. MURRAY & READY. 634 and 6 6 Ciay st. (7 BALLROAD MEN, THAMSTERS. LA- OO { borers, etc.. free fare. $1 75 and 82 a day. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st %5; AND FUUND, 6556 MEN AND BOYS TO DOV pick grapes. fruits; wine-coliar laborers, drying, packin: houses, etc., $30 and found, 3 month jobs, experlence not ne essary. MURRAY & READY. 6342118 6 Clay st. . R:, WOODLAND, CAL., $20. MARTIN & 87 LARMER®, ORCHARD AND VINEYARD CO., 749 Market st. N hands for different piaces and counties for stendy jobs year round. $:0, $26. $25 aud $20; IRL. FAMILY 3, STKINER, $20; CALL | 4 hay-balers, 82 day and iound: 8 milkers. $20. eary. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Marketst. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ECOND GIBL, #18; $KCOND GIRL, $20.| () TEAMSTERS AND LABORERS, CITY MARTIN & CU,, 749 Market st. +JO jobs. 81 75, 8160, $150. also £30 und $26 ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIR!, BUSH ST., MARTIN & CU., 749 Marke st G per month and found: 5 muckers for u tunnel, $2 nday: 5 miners and drillers, $2 25 a aay. MUi- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Ciay ARBEKS PROTECTIVE UNIO bers' Association of the 1 acific C ployment Uttice. S. FUCHS, rec'y, 825 Grant ave. ONEY LOANED 0> DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskips. Uncle Harris.15 Grantav OOK IN FIRST-CLASS KRESTAURANT: Iy sober man need apply: 1 years work . H. ROWLAND BAR- N PP.UI(UITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED \ States marine corps United States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years who are Citizens of the United States, or those who have lezally declared their intention 1o becoms such: must be of good char- acter and habits 2nd ab.e 10 speak. read and write Engiish. and be betwren 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in heignt. For furiher information appiy at the recruiting oflice, 0 Eilis st, San Francisco, Cal. W ANTED_GEL YOUR SHOES MADE To fi- your fest at the same price you buy ready- made ones, :rom $1, 82, $3, $4 and ¥5, Mission st., bet. First and Second. RA e “'H OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH Waut ads and subscriptions taken. 0OMS. 150 70 76c PER NIGHT: 3U¢ +u 81 00 per week. Orfenial, Drumm st INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, #175: TO OR- der, $250; halt-suling, 25¢ up. $59 Howard. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD SU., NR. W Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a nighi; reading- room; 1ree 'Lus &0d baggage o end from Lne ferry. 9526 BISSIUN — SUBSCRIFTIONS S0 want ads taken for THE CALL. W ANTED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools, posiuons furnished: 3 meeks required. 3. F. Barber Colleze, 18815 Kighth, 52 1aken. 100 a0 MUNIGUMER) Sl bRANUL UFFIVK CUME VALl Waub ads aud SULCTIPLIVAY MEN FOR FURNISHED ROOMS: 26c night; $1 28 week up. Saratoza, 118 Sixth. ROSEDALE, g2t ELLIS ST., NK. 1AYLOR— 100 rooms, 25c night; $1 week: reading room QAILOKS AND UKDINARY SKAMEN wanted at LaNE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. INGLE ROUMS 10c AND 16¢c NIGHT, 76c and §1 week. Lindell House. Sixth and Howard. (GESIA OR SWEDISH GIKL HARKISON T st #25. MARIIN & CO., 749 Murket st. JERMAN OR FRENCH COOK, $26: CALL early. MARTI. & CO., 748 Marke: st. UOK AND NURSKGIKRL, SAME FAMILY, $27 p'r month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. | Bl COLURED GIRLS. CITY, $15, E1C. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. CANDINAVIAN NURSEGIHL FUR ONE child 4 years old; must_have references: $29; call early. ~ C. B. HANSEN & Ct.. 108 Gevry s . OLO COUNTY -85 MEN AND BOYS FOR A large bank and syndicate’s vineyard, orchard, . $23 and sound; anypody can pick fruit, etc. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Cluy y-. "8 WOODCHUPPERS, DIFFERENT COUN- 4O ties, from $2 60, $2 10, §: and $1 50 per cord, tools aud food furnished: 82 tiemuker-, Sc ench) tools und food furnished: 35 shinele-bol! makers. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. LCHO HOUSE, 86343 MA+KET ST.—KOUMS 20c, 25¢ (o 5UC 1ight: B1 10 82 Week. E V() Bad ks ci—buA.ca OFFICE OF 339 Vi Ve Sinpiods s whss ads taken. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 850 MEN'S shoes, sollug, 5Uc: all repairing done st bait tlie usual price. 562 Mission st.. bet. ls and 2d. TUBA COUNTY: $30 AND FOUND: 88 MEN _and boys; fare $2 90: to pick all kinds of fruit for'a large company: come oue, come all. MUR- RAY & READY. 634 an.: 636 Clay st. 4 PRIVATE FAMILY COUKS (GEKMAN style), $25. cook for private tamily. Country, $26, see par.y here; girl for A.ameds, Bousewors, $20: 2 restaurant cooks, §7 u week, $20a month; 20 gir's, housework, §20. $.5, $15; 10 youug g ris to assist, $12, $15. C. R HANSEN &CU., 105 Geary s 0 WAITRESS .S, CITY HOTELS, $20; 2 +) waitresses and assist, country hotel, $15; 2 ironers and 1 mangler for same country hotel laundey: waitress, city, $15. R HANSEN & €0, 1 8Geary st. ECOND GIRL FOK STOCKTON: SEE PARTY bere; $15 €. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. *9 Hious KEEPERS,COUNTLY; SEE PARTY Lere; $20, $15. C. R, HANSEN & CO., 108 Geaty si. LOANED ON DIAMONES, WATCH- es, iewelry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantay $30. MISS BOARDING - HOUSE; N, 323 ~utter st. I SLLIGENT SOUTHEKN LADY WISHES position as_ ousekecper for widower or wealthy family. 729 Pine st. Y CUSG LADY, RUSSIAN, WOULD LIKE & good place as' housekeeper; no ob jection to short distance in country: hotel or widower's Lome preferred. Rocm 2, 223 Post st. '00K:; BOARDING-HOUSE: COUNTRY: $3J. Miss CULLEN, 328 ~urter st. AITRESS: SAN JuSk; §2. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 Suter st. OMAN WITH Ao CHILD; 8$15. W MIss CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. ARRIED MILKER AN * WIFK (WITH OR M wi:hout chlicren), $3): farmer and wife, $36 and found: farmer and wife, fare $1: 3 cuoreboys, £10; stableman, §35: driver for milk wagcn; man for cheese factory. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. $10. Bve 1005 ease on beas. shop i Sh Helena, Address C. k. DAVI<. St. Helena, Cal. 30()0 BALSSANOTHER LuT OF MEN'S stoes: n y dnmoged: at lesy ke bee! htly d: ed. I than one-fourth their value; from 2bc to $2 50. 562 Mission sty bet. First and Secoad. UT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C 4 up to $1 20. 562 Mission st., Lel 1st and 2d. ¢() MEN TO PICK ALL KINDS OF FRUITS, =V grapes, e c, 823 and tound: farmer ana wife for a vineyard. $30 and foua i, with or withuut children: 6 teamsters for Arizona, free fare: har- nesemaker firuranc. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. TTENTION!—WE WANT DAILY A CAR- load of Mmen and boys (0 pick £rapes in Fresno and Tu.are counties: $1 aduy and voard: greauy reduce. fares ud no office fees. For tickets app y 10 C. B HANSEN & CO ., 108 Geary st. () RAILROAD LABORKRS 8175 A DAY 2V and free fue: 2 more lumber-pilers, country sawmill. $26 and board: 50 man for rai'road wors, north, $1 75 ndav: 3 farmers, aifferentranches, $20 and $1 $175uday. C ANTED, TOLULLECLE WASE~ DUK LABOK- ersacierks KNOX Codection Agcy, 110 dutter. RY ACME HUUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- 10w Sixth, for a room: 5c a migh ], BistoN Wad [ ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know thet kd Kolkin, Heno House proprie- beer or wine b still rens Denver House, 217 7Third se.: 43J Inres TUo 6e per night: $1 10 83 per week. 5 1L0 MEN 10GET BOTTLE tes: free lunch. 643 Cluy. GOOD GERMAN SHOEMAKER CAN | BOOKKEEPER WHO HAS | free em- | at 562 €1 a week, | 140 JrOR SALE - NEATLY FITTED SALOON; cheap on account of death of proprietor. 7 Foisom st FISE RESTAURANT: EGANT FIX- tures; clearing $500 a month; owner going Alaska; see this at once. 53SCH, 319-821 su.te ~$11 DAY: RED 1131 Harrison. SALOON; PROG eath reason for sellins X ] 5-S; LONG- established; half interest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Pe:aluma PURTLASY aGESUY nls Fabee DN quire Luis Oflice uraé b3 ALIRd sl Foruaul, D Be, MONTGOMERY 52T Upen 'onil 51500 clocis R CORNER OF CLAY— branch oflice ut da taken. LODGING-HOUSES, ROOMS, ALL RENTE 23 roowss, sunny coruer. 22 14 room house on Mason street £00 60 room house, clears $250 8000 42 rooms, apartment bouse & 800 12 rooms. on Golden Gate ave.. fine; 659 14 rooms, 0a Fourth st 450 H. C.DECKER, 1020 Market. NEW, ELEGANT; DERWOOD & U Ouber bargains. ROUMS— $1000. U 4() ROOMS: NEW FURNITURE; CLEARS avout #150: $1500. *PECK & CO., €02 Mkl 50() SANIE WILL BUY GOOD PAYING op « of 81 rooms; balance ea.y terms. B., box 43, Call Office. 1 Offi 815 8-ROOM HOUSE, CHEA P REN OU. rooms all full. 24 ~ixih st ROMING-ROUSE AT SACKIFICE: WILL take any offer; new furniture. 646 Mission. PAKRT CAsH: R LODX = $100. house: 8 sunny rooms; nice furni full of roomers: cheap rent Apply S35 Bryant. 4 RO Ms; GOOD PAYIN. LODGING- house: steady roomers. Address J. O., box 42, Call ¢ flice. e ——— FURNITURE FOR SALE. ARTY LEAVING CITY WISHES TO SELL furniture of 9 rooms. Apply 9 to 5, 750 How- ard st FossmuRe, STOVES LARP. TS COU N ters. showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Markew 1G BARGAIN IN FURNITURE; S LLING D out: going (o Alaska. Sc¢6 Mission st. QUSBHOLD KANGES ALK THE Bral JOHN F. MEY KRS CO.. $47 Market R T $65; Market. 0; CURN CARPET-CLEANING. 1.Y STK‘M (-:A)l:’l:ET-CL;AL\'IXU WORK: dcans, moves, ays carpets. G. b, STEVENS, Mgr.. 88 and 40 Eighth st.: telephone South 250 HEN YUU BeCOME DISGUSTED WILA poor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S PloneerCac- pet-beating Works, $53-57 Iebama st.: tel. So. 4L ARBER'S kN1 ERPRISE CARPKT-CLE \ N+ ing wks, 236 14th. Tel Mie. 100. Z T. Burber, WATTS, relfab.e carpet-clean ing,renovig, + ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie § ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED I new. J. MCQUEE N, 453 Stevenson; tel. S, DVANCE CARCET- CLEANING CO., 402 Suiter; tel. Main 894, GEO. WALCOM, prop. LEANING, 5C; LAYING, Hc: KU . SAM- tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 Eighti. TAKPEIS CLEANED & KENOVATED LIKR Dew. %87Tenth; tei. South 36 Mackintosh & Co. E. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO., « 240 14 b st.; cleaning Sc. a yard; tel. Mis. 74. CD.\BL SATING WORaa, 333 Goiden Gate uva Telephone ras: 1 167 i taken. 'n SE—BRANCH CALL; auLsCrIpUOa UrFICE OF sud Wkas sy HORSES, RAY MARE, SUITABLE FOR W buggy or saddle. 1406 Kailroad ave.. So. ONEY LOANED 0N DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Unc e Harms, 15 Granzav OKSES, HARNK S, WAGONS, BUGGIES bought. sold;cash or exchanged. 1802 Mission. G M AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED e y;?nl'll\‘a,n!e!n;lr $1: also tonic c_for all female troubles: for b DR AND MRS, W1 GRNKE, 526 ddv e K. HANSE ‘“r ED - BRIGHT ERRAND BOY FOR tnis office who is uccusiomed to the use of te.ephoge. C. R.HANSEN & (0., 108 Genry at. Y UUNG LADY, FORMEKLY IN GOOD CIK cumstances. desires a place as housekeepe: hotel or widuwer's home preferred. 3832 Geary st., room 15. (UK. $85; ECOND GIRL, 825: NURSE. $20:' 15 housework girls, city and country, $20 and $25: 10 voung girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Suuer st. OUNG MAN TODRIVE A MILK WAGON Bo experience necessary. $25 and found; oung German to wasl vles, city, $9 & wees. PRETANSEN & CO., 108 Geary s 4 Ao PANISH WIDOW WANTS SITUATION AS housekeeper. 1020 Market st., room 12, sec- ond floor MEKS. DR. FiSH, 361 GEAKY, ROOM 1; electriclun:aicobol Turkish baths:unrivaled BAD TENANIS EJECTED FOR s4: collections made: city or country. Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Montuy st room 6 tel. b58U. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. JIRST-CIASS SECOND GIRL WITH REF KR- ‘ence desire« a situation. J. F. CKUSETT & €O.. 316 Sutter st. 0 PETENT SWEDISH COOK WITH REF- crence desires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & C0., 318 Sutter st. UMBER OF GIRLS OF ALL NATIUNAL ties await nz empioyment at MR~ HI~D" Emp oyment Office, 121 £llis st.; tel. Sutzer 5: M*E34 E BALDWIN, PLAIN SEWIN = AND mending: satisfaction guaranteed. Call room 7, first floor, 869 Aiission st.. cor. <f Sixth. 615 LARRIN-=BRANCH OKFICK OF THE O CALL rtubscriptions and wanc ads taken. TTENTION, LADIFS — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like evening work at hom Cuu‘ng and fitting ac $5 60 u suit. Communica e wiwa *# K., 3983 Twenty-tourth st, who will call oayou « the evening. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAFANFSE: ENT'D 20 Y EARN: hwipitel.main 1997 BRALULEY & Ou. 640 Clay APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- linble help, 709 Geary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. ADIES, FOR COMPETENT FENALE HELP call on C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st UNTEK & C0.. CHINESE AND JAPANiSE emp. oflice, 6144 California st., tel, main ANTED—FRENCH SECOND GIRLS, §20; Geimal cona, $20; Swedish laundress nd t. $25: French upstairs and sewiog $ German ccok. $30: giris for housework and assist. $20, $15, $10: German housekeeper, $15. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockton st AITR| PLAIN, COUNTRY, $20; CHAM- berma'd and wait on table, plmin country ho- tel, $20; cuok, private f.mi y, country, $2U, fare’ paid: woman wi.h achild, #10, and other piaces at MUKRAY & READY'S, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 63¢ Clay st. QWEDISH HOUNKGIRL. 2 IN FAMILY, #25: K, $30; second girl, $25: American cook, nurse, $20: Irish housegirl, §20: girly of all alities. ciiy and country. MRS. NOLTON, 315 Sutter st OvK. SMALL FAMILY, $30; 3 NURNE- AU girs $12 and $15: seamstress. $26: second &1rl. 8.0 10 girls for houseworx aud assist. MR-. HIRU, (21 Flils st ANIED—NEAT WAITRESS F R NICE country hotel at $20: permanent position. Please appiy 10 W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st O WAITERS FUR SPRINGS $2. 50 ANL FARE advanced: 2 Testaurant waiters, ¥40: 5 waiters £ 1 hotel und resiuurants, $25. C. k. HANSEN & CU, 108 Geary st. EAT \ND PASTKY COOK. COUNTRY HO- t-, #50; baker and pas.1y cook, con“itry hotel, #40; bloiler, councry restaurant, $14 u week; cook tor boarding-house near city, $30: German dish- washer. country hoiel, $20. C. R. HANSEN & Cu., 108 « eary st. AN TO WORK AROUND PLACE, eley, $15. B] . MI~S CULLAN, 828 Saters % ¢) BUTL»RS, $40 AND $25. £ 323 Sutter st. M 4AN,AND WIFE CHARGE OF RESIDENCE, $40: man understand gardening. MISS CUL® LEN, 323 Sutter st GRAPE-PICKERS, $26 AND BOARD: 50 33 lavorers, $20 and beart: sanch Diane sters, § 0: 2 furmers, $.0; man for vegetable gar- den, $15: waiter, country hotei, §25: cook, coun- 1Ty, $30 And_room: COOK, Citv. $:0: waiterboy, $15. K. T.WARD & CU,, 6U8 and 610 Clay st. MISS CULLEN, FURNITURE WANTED. NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 ontgomery st :hi-hest prices pa‘'d Tel. Davis71 1 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. SE:P“'DI:AND lahoit flu_sTAMP QUARTZ- . With or wih ut a 15-horsepow: Address 1. B, E., box 3 Call oot e H g BRICE PAID FOR GUOD C1OTHING & books; send postal. A. KLEIN, 109 6th st. 0 EXCHANGE_DENTAL WORK FOR Al bicycle. Ohio Dental Parlors, 806 Market st. LD GULD, GOLD DUST, JEWELKY. KTC, bought. O. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 ('Farreil. A\,u'nos SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT 11 o'clock of horses, buggies, wagous, harness, elc. smporium sales yurds 220 Valeucis st & WATKINS, suctioneer. () HOLSES FOR = BALE. ALSO WaGON4 buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horss Marke;, 327 Sixth st.: auction tales every W Desday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctionesrs. H() ALL-PURPuSE HORSES WALON carts, harness; auction sale every Tuesday. TATTE SALL'S, 721 Howard st. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. HEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN: FARM WA G- Ons: buggles. hacks and harness: new and seo- ond-hand. 15th and Valencia sts.: tel. white 371. ARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN new and _second-hand wagoos, bugg.es, carts, harness, robes aud biankets. Lelbold Harness Compauy, 211 Larxin st., opp. new City Hall. FINE LAUNDEY, BAKEK'S AND MILK wagona cheap for cash or installments: 1 tine 10p and open Lugky: aiso 1 hack. 828 Harrison st PANSBROKER-OLD GOLD. SILVEE, cAST- off cio hing bought. Add. COLKMAN, 41 Third. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FREE, DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- lulty: private; Do fee wichout success: . HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, co A. MiTCHELL, REMOVFD T 1206 MAK- « ket; ull lega! matters: collections ; ndvice free. DVICKE FEEE: NO CHARGE UNLESS SUC cesstul. W. W. DAVIDSON, 27 Marketse Stoekin. T LOW RATES—¥UKRNITURE. CARPETS, planos, bousehold goods: clean, lighi com: partments; advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 101028 Mission st. ubove Sixth: open evenings. FUBNITURE PIASOS BTG _ADVANCES packing sipping. CHAS LTAY LOK,204 Post. ————————————————————— PHYSJICIANS, U S . C. C. O'DUNNKLL, 1206 MARKET, D 2864 25th si.; diseases of womena IM:AI‘:‘