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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, UOCTOBER 4 1897. ROYAL WELGOME VEN T0 BOOTH The Volunteers of America Greet Their Commander Heartily. Metropolitan Temple Crowded to the Doors With His Friends. The History of the Organization Told by the Founder—A Very Good Programme Rendered. Ballington Booth, commander-in-chisf of the Volunteers of America, occupies a warm place in the hearts of his subjects, if the reception accorded him last night by the officers and saldiers of his army is any criterion. Metropolitan Temple was filled to the doors with the people who came to give him greeting and welcome him back to this city on the occasion of his first visit to this coast since his withdrawal from the Salvation Army and his accession to tbe command of the American branch. Breve:-Major Fred Gardner and wife of New York, I J. Truman and J. J. Valentine and officers of the California and Oregon Voluntesrs occupied seats on the stage, which had been tastefully dec- orated with American flag and the motto “God Is Love,” in gilt letters. When Mr. Booth made his appearance the andience waved him a welcome with bhandkerchiefs and fans. The exercises opened witha hymn, after which Brevet-Major Gardner offered rayer. There was 2 vocal solo by J. Wheaton Leonard, and Commander Bootu played on bis concertina with such good effect that he was obliged to repeat the performance. Chairman Truman spoke a few words of welcome to Commander Booth and then introduced John J. Valentine, whose pleasant duty it was to introduce the commander. Mr. Valentine paid a glow- ing tribute to the Volunteers of America, saying among other things that the best methods for assisting the unfortunate men and women were those pursued by them. Science and education do not provide against weakness of the will, but the Volunteers were extending helping hands to the weak and unfortunate. He pre- dicted that some day Ballington Booth would be canonized as a saint. He then introduced Commander Booth. There was renewed epplause when Mr. Booth’s 6 feet 315 inches of stature rose before the andience. In opening his ad- dress the commander said: 1 thank you cordially for the very warm re- ception to'my staff and myself on this occa- sion. I hope I may take it as a token of sym- patny 1or the Volunteers of America, as it is my first visit with them on this coast. I am glad 10 know that long before I set foot on California soil the people were in sym- pathy with Mrs. Booth ana myself in forming the Volunteers. They have oaly to be known 10 be appreciated. The speaker then paid a glowing tribute to his organization and dwelt for a time on his differences with the Salvation Army, giving his reasons for withdrawing irom ihat organization. “f will n utter one word against the Salva- tion Arny.” said Mr. Booth. “Where they do good 1 rejoice, We are engaged in doing a great Work, so that we cannot come down to enter into any petty strife or small grievances, and time is oo real a factor with those who seek the uplifting of the mistortune-ridden and down-trodden of cur populution to allow of division of heart or embittering of the spirit.” The commander then gave a short his- tory of the organization of which he is the head. In the seventeen months of its career its growth has been very remark- abdle. There are now eight regiments, with centers located in New York, Philadel- phia, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Grand Rapids, Minneapolis and San Francisco. These are subdivided into sixteen battal- ions and detachments. There are ninety- two siaff officers and more than 500 com- manding officers. Ten thousand people a vear are professing conversion. The prison branch has 1800 members. The Volunteers have their own paper which is published at the national! headquarters, and is known as_the Volunteers' Gazette. In conclusion Mr. Booth stated that he was an American by *principle, affection and adopiion,” and it was because he loved American 1nstitutions that he or- ganized the Volunteers of America. Mr. Booth will deliver an address to- night at the Temple. His subject will be “*Consecration for the Work.” NATIONAL GUARD NOTES The Medical Corps Will Have to Be Recommissioned and Assigned, Appointments and Changes in the First Regiment of Infantry, Target Practice. The one thing that is agitating the members of the National Guard at this time is the mat- ter of uniiorms, and the question is, Will they when delivered be of the standard calied for by the specificaiions? The specifications are those of the United States army, and ‘if these ere followed and garments turned over simi- lar to those delivered to Uncle Sam’s men there will not be any ground for complaint. There has been considerable comment about the atsence of Captain Jenks of Company A, First Cavairy, and the inability to serve papers on him in the matter of the cour.martial. There are friends of the absent captain who say he is not in hiding and is not seeking to avoid service of court-martial papers, but that he is in the southern part of the State attend- ing to the fulfillment of certain contractsand that if the authoritics are very anxious to find him they can do so without much trouble. This department has on several occasions called attention to the mixed up condition of the laws of this State governing the National Guard, the result of tne legislators wishing to please & number of individuals who introduce 2 military bill. At the last held session of the Legisiature there was passpd an amendment 10 section 1981 of the law governing the medical deparument which gave 10 eacn brig. adier general, with the consent of the com. mander-in-chief, the right 10 muster in and attach to his brigade a nospital and ambulance cOrps not to exseed twelve men for each regi: ment. Subsequently, without repealing thut section, there wes added a new section, No. 2009, which provides that *“‘the medical de. partment of the Natioual Guard of California is hereby organized into a sanitary corps which shall consist of one surgeon general with the rank of colonel, who shail be the ex- ecutive head of the corps, aud such number of commissioned oflicers, non-commissioned officers and privates as may be requirad to far- nish an efficient_service for the organized sirength of the National Guard.” Tae two ctions being in conflict, the Adjutant Gen- cral’s office at Sacramento was in gl)l'a doubt as 1o which section to follow and concluded 10 lay the matter before the Atltorney-General for his opinion. This was rendered last week, and the judg- ment of the Altorney-Genera! ix that the new section supersedes the amended section, and, therefore, the commander-in-chief wiil’ have organized a sanitary corpsunder the provi- ®i¢ of the new section,and that those whi prior to the adoption of that section, acted Tegimental surgeons, will have 1o be commis- stoned anew. - In view of the many 1congrui- ties in the laws governing the Nationul Guard, it nas been suggested recently that a committec of men thoroughly versed in the needs of the guard and of men whoare guards- men versed in law should revise the laws and codify them and then preseat them to the next Legisinture jor sdoption. % Captain Toomas ). Cunningham and First Lieutenant Eiward D. Findley of Company K, First Regiment, have pussed s successful ex- amination before the Board of Exeminers. H. A, Wagner hus_been _commissioned first lutenant of Company G, Fiith infantry. Ensign Josepn L. Emanuel of the Second Division, Naval Militia, was &t an ciection pre- sided over by Colonci Bush last Tuesday, elected lieutenant, junior grade, of the First Division. E. B. Hall has made spplication to be elected on bonorary member of First Division of Naval Militia. Licutenant T. A. Nerny has been detailed 1o preside at an elect on to be held on the 12th iust. for ensign of ihe First Division of the Naval Militia, vice Clinrles A. Gould, resigned. The followine-namca heve applied for ex- lempt certificat L'ss, Company 4; T Howard, Thom sary, L J ¢ E. Gary lon and W. P. : all, Company E; E. Thurton, Company F; W. Corcoran, Company I, and C. Goe m,” Company L, all of ibe First Regimeat. Reg: cntal orde. s . 15, First Regiment of Infantry, show that since the issuance of fr - vious otde,s & number of men have been Adise charged. On account of removal 13, by a two- third vote 11, ex=mpt 6, expiration ot t.me of service 4, for the g od ot the service 3, died 1, makine i 10ial of 33, The First Batia ion has been ordered out for & battaiion driii on Friday next. Private D.J Diley has been transferred from Compan D 1o K. Corporal J. M.Fo cy has been appointed sergeant Company L, 0. C. Baldwin sergeant of Company G, Private G Mitch- | eil "ot Compeny H 1o’ be quartermuster-er- geant, Corporal C. L. Wissiug, Company D, to | be quartermasicr-sergeant. Privates J. L Campbell, H. G. Leffman and H. P. Coleman, of Compa y L, and Charles G. Reay of Com- v M iuve been appointea corporals. O ication of the respective Co; | Sergeant Frank K. Moore has been appointed first sergexntof Company I and Sergeant Wil- feadows first sergeant o: Company D, poras A. S Hatfield and William Men- zel have .t their own request beea reauced o e grade of private. J Newbert, Company D, First Infan- zuilty of uisobedience of orders, has and ordered disho iorably dis- charged from the service oi the State of Cali- fornia. Tpon request of the commanding officer Corjoral Joseph Dixon of Company E, First R-!il:lmunl, bas been reduced to the grade of Ti v e sicnnt corps will start on & practice march next Sunday. The forty-second anniversary of Companies Cand G (the Nationals) will be celebrated by abnll in the Ellis-street armory next Friday. VISALIA, CAL., Oct. 1 —Company E of this city took part in the regular praciice shootat targets, us required by the new rules of the National Guard of California. A goodly num- ber of the members of the company shot boih promptly and well. Inthe absence ot Lie tenant Medley of Modesto, who is inspector of rifi: practice, Captain Ward tock cuarge. A carriage was run from the armory 10 the rifle range. This lest practice shoot differed from all previous ones, in that there were three tar- gets, placed at varying distances, at which each man was required to shoot. The first target was 200 ywurds distant. the second 300 yards and the third 500 yards. Each man was ailowed five shots ut each targe:. making it possible for him to score sevents-five poins. Fitteen of Company E scored sixty points or over, thus entitling them to the *sharp- shooter” bar if they do as well, or nearly as well, at the next shoot. HOTEL ARRIVALS. NEW WESTERN HOTEL B Fircbjen. Rodeo M F Barry, Rodeo Mrs Rose & d, Nevada W E Bramen, San Jose W Turaer, Yreku J Eames, C» ‘erville C Valencia, ~an Pablo J Muir, Fortland W Vilier & w, Oal ad o B Samypson, Fresno D Parker, Fresno R Bradford, Sacramento A A Palmer, Stockton W i C0ok, Fort Bragg c cFarland & w, Stk P Mernealf, Minn 'sseling. Minn T E Wrigut. Kii g City J Watts. Dawson City W Shafer, Denver H Swenk, Beatrice BALDWIN HOTEL C M Hunter, Denver ID Milier, New York John Jobns, Phila i C Houly, Valleio I Redeisheimer, ~eattle Earl Louder, Ohiv G W Langford, Su ton K U McPike, Gravson J D McPike, Grayson J A Adams, Los Angeles J J Justice, New York L C Watsen, Campbell H C Arnod, L Angeles J Caldweil, Cof Creek BJ Rowley, Lcs Ang Mrs H & Miiler. 8 Jose Miss Mi ler, San Jose C H Ball, Chicago W D uvavis. Pinole Miss spargs, Sact Sum Lewls, Buston COSMOPOLITAN HOT A R Kirkland, Stockton T B *ankins,w & ch. Or W C Wiilis, Pendie on X A Jo es & w, Portland J E Huffwan, Chicago J Tho-ue Portiaud T =mith Portiand M MceGioin, Pordsnd A K Foster, st Paul Mrs Parker & bo; A Jucibson, Portiand M Stontell, Porti G Volhard. Portland J K Colijus, Portand G W Sylicr, Folsom ¥ C Weller,'San Jose L H Irvine, Les Moines Mrs Oddinkink, Sali Lk C F Chapman, Toledo B F Jones, Portland Miss L Smith, Melbrn Miss D Smith, Melbrn Mrs N Davis & 2ch, Ca PG L, Gen r, Li-tie Falls Jawson City A Smith & w, Meibourne Miss i Smuith, Meibea Mauster H 8mith Melbra PALACE HOTEL. £ B Wyman. S'anford W I Travis, Stanford ! 7 A Oppenneimer. N Y U C Strauss, Chicago Martin Schenck, N Y G H French. Ne Y ork Mrs G C Strauss, Iil Sk Loeb, New Orleans C Wooley, New York K B.rker, Chicago S Schreiber, Ottawa . Oitawa E L Newcomb, Mrs I » Peyton. W Miss Seymour &m, LB Alien, ~argent MrsJ Fietcher&m, Uttawa. Mrs Av-ry, Ottawa, Mrs Newcomb. Uttawa MissPeyto : 2c& m. Wash tir Theo Fry, england Mr; L B Alen, Sa gent E H Cox, Madera E 5 D ugherty, Alameda Miss Dou:beriv, Ala Miss L'ougheriy, Als Mrs E M Doagher y, Alameda GLAND HOTEL. H H Wright, Stockion W R Malone, E H Griggs. Stauford J Reed & wi, C ttarr, land G A Buckman. E J Lanagnan, Sacto Miss | anagha W C ok, Monticello IC Estell & wi Mrs Cook, Monticeilo al ¥ ¥ Bane, Santa Kosa B Fleischer, Rio Vista M Dinkels piel. Birus Ldg Dr. F McGann, Stockton L G rdwards, ~an Jose H Cunnin:ham, Oakland G Cunnincham, Oskiand WM itchell. Lerxels H Graism. and © N 15-ment, Vakiand CE a<and S Wilams, Oy Mrs M Javne, Visala G Alexarder, Healdsbrg ¥ P Walsh, Goodbod v, lreiand R Goodbody, J Grey & wi, stockton Miss R Burke, dxcio mrs L K Doane, Stockton F Harvey,>an Audreas S Guthrie & wi, Cambria R Browulée & wi. Napa Dr b Hawley & wf, Napa D Gildmacher, Napa J Smith, Napa ‘W D L hirichton, Fresno 1, Merced M1s E J F.int, Sacto on, Boston Mrs J Maann, Boston ania Rosa ¢ J Jones, S.ocston f, ~acto E B Wynian, stanford KU=S HOUSE. W H Grisby, Napa DrZ Levin, N Y C W Johuson, Sacto H W Asniey, Berkeley ¥d Marshall, >acto P M Dooley, Tune F D Fras-r, Ft Jones C Boone, Stockion ‘W J rhompsol stockn M Gileran, Sivckton M S Hirs n, Ukiah ¥ McFac.ane, ~ebastopol J G Peisr, Bolluas Cora Woodward Dannign # Haws, Sacto 133 Nims. *an Jose A Bickford & Miss M M L D Jaks, W Jordan ¥ asty.San Jose D Edwarcs, Crockect J A Thornton, Hidsbrg J r. Jove, Alturas Mrs Jobe, Exeter G Finldy, *aita Rosa J F March, Drucker K L Green. : acramento G 1 Ow-n, Aituras R Payne & wi. ~a to G W Keezar, : acto ¥ p *mih, Cambria R A Porkl s, Mill VIiy A Youns. Tolare | WK Ferguson Tulare O S Krigham, sacto 1 Gray, Merced G Gedder, Herced rs L J sprague,Yount- T P beker, Monterey ¥ ¥ Ped ar, Merced { Joverett, Sacto D J Kiuzie, Sscramento N B Rodgers, Cooks Sps W H Rogers, | orterville | J Sumuwers. Oaklazd ~ J Powers, Sacramento S tledge, Maders G Bagvilie, Mudera L Sledge, Madera H Huzel, Mina Mrs kgeseleoff, 'ortlnd I C Ccates, N ¥ ——————— Feuben W. Hower Dead. NEW YORK, Y., Oct. 3.—Reuben W. Hower, formeriy a well-known Wall- treet banker and the first nresident of the Park Bank, is dead, aged 84. SAN FRANCISCO * CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franciseo CALL— 710 Market street, open untll 12 o'clock every nignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock. 339 Hayes street, open unti] 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open uniil 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until § o'clock. 1243 Mission street; open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until § o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until §:30 o'clock. 1205 Polx street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till 9 o'clock. MEETING NOTICES. GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY No. 1r, K. T.. Golden Gate buiiding, 626 Sutier ' su—Stated assembly THIS EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. All fraters are courteously invl ed. ATHAN M. PEEL, Em. Com. FONDA, Kecorder. B\ SAY [ERANCISCO CHAPTRE No. 1, Eoval Arch Masons, meeuA WILLIAM THIS EVENING for business. L. G. PRINCE, Secretary. DAY (Monday), October 4, 1897, at 7:30 0'clock P. M. By order of the S W. £, HERuAN LODGE No_ 137, . ano A M.—Staiwd meeting Tkst L SCHUMACHEX, Secretury. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnas, YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO Do GENERAL 1 housework and plaia cooking: wages 8 K., 1003 Nebraska st., near Twenty-second. (3 EBMAN GIRL WISHES TO DO CHAMBEK- work, waitinz in small place, or any xind of work where she can si ep at home. S11 Jessie. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. (GBL MILL VALLEY, §25: GIRL VAL lejo, $35: girl, Geary, $25; giri, Kenneth, $25: girl, £ddy. $25: girl, Ellis. $20; girl, Bush, #20: girl, Union. $:0: girl, Alameda $20: girl, Poge, $20: girl, Buchansu, $20: girl, San Ma eo, ¥20; wir.. Post, $ 0: gir,, Geary, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marcet st. (300D SEAMSTRESS WISHES A FEW EX- X gagemeuts in familv; children’s dressmaking aspecialty. A. k., 2526 Mission st. (CUMEETENT WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT s laay's nurse in confinement: best of refer- euces. Call ut 2419 Clay st., In the rear, upstairs. Secretary. MEETING NOTICES—Continued. CALIFORNIA LODGE No. 1,L 0. 0. F.—Ohicers and mem:- bers are caruesily requested 10 a:ten & & meeiing on MONDAY EVESIN Uct. 4; inidati b ot candid: visiting brotbers cordially inviied. P. G. MILLET, X. G. J. K. WILLIAMS, R. ¥, S.F.F. D.—THE REGULAR FU-, neral detail of the FireDepartment will assemble at the hesiquar.ers of Trock 3,1 HIS DAY, at 1 0’cock P 3., for ihe pur- pose of attending the funeral of tne late JOSEPH ZAMMITT, late member of thi: department. By order DT.SULLIVAN, Chief or Department. &k SCCIETY oF CallforniaPloneers Legular meeting of the members THI~ (M0 DAY) EVEVING at 7:30 o'clock. A tull attendance is reauested. JOHN 1L SPEAR, &, JAINT LUKS HOSPLIAL_THE AN- nuai meeting of the members of ihe (orpo- ration of ~t. Luke’s Hospital will be heid at the Diocesan House, 751 Culiiornia street. San Fran- cisco, on M INDAY. the 1¥ih instant, at 3:30 o'cluck, for the election of five members of the corporation and any other business which may come before the meeting. C. V. S. GIBSS, President. Secretary. WILLIAM DOXE A ~PECIAL MEETING OF ALL THE Boss Bak:rs of ~an Francisco snd vicinity is called f r THURSDAY. October 7, 1897, at 2 o’ciock P. M.. at ~an Francisco Turner Hall. 328 Turk st. Ubiect of meeting 10 discuss and set & regulation of a unitorm bread price. Ail interested in the welfare of the bakery business are invited. By urder of the Master Bakers' Protective Asso- ciation. H. EGGLING, Prssident. B NOLICE: HE ANNUALMEETING OF the stockholders of the Bank of California will be held at the banking-house in 1his city on TUESDAY, October 12. 1597, at 11 A. X&. ALLEN M. CLAY, Secretary. san Francisco, Sepiember 50, 1897. B, NOLICE OF MiLTING—THE REGU. lar anouai meeting of the stockholders of the Nevada Bank of San irancisco wiil ve heid st iis bauking office, 301 Monigomery streei, - an Francisco, Cal , on' WEDNESDAY. (he 13th aav of C'ctuber, 1897, at the hour of three (3) o'clock P . for (e purpose of electing a_board of direc- tors to serve durin - the ensui:g year, and ior the trausaction of such Other busihess &s MAY cOme before the meeting. D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary. San Francisco, September 2¥, 1897. D — SPECIAL NOTICES, NOTICE—LETTERINA BERETTA, MY wife, having lefc my bed and board, I here- by give notice to all concerned that I will not be responaibie for any debis contracted by her. PIETRO BEKRETTA. HAVING SEPARATED FROM MY wite, 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her from Cc.ober 3, 1897 H. W. MCULELLAND. YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITUATION as chambermaid; city or country. Address C. W. C., box 15, Call. YOURG GIRL ¥ROM COUNTRY DESIRES position as iy pewriter or office work. Call 120 Eilis st, room 31, YOURNG GIRL, GERMAN, WANTS A PLACE as housekeeper; no objection to country: wid- ower's home preferred. 207 Post st., room 8. ATEACTIVE YOUNG LADY. FORMERLY In gocd circumstances, wou.d like a steady housekeeper's place ; hotel or widower's home pre- ferred. Koom 2, 12015 Geary st. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS SITUA. ton in city or country: not_afraid of worl gocd baker; first-class cook. 137 Third, room 12 OUNG WIDOW DESIKES FOSITION AN bousekeeper in widower's home. Call at 126 Fourth st., roowm 21, secona floor. RELIABIE INFANT'S OR CHILDREN'S nuise (Protestait): one who thoroughly u: dersiands children: has finest city reterences; ages §25. Call or aadress Nurse, Call Ufiice, akiand. UNEY LOANED ON DIAMONES, WATCH. es, jewelry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantay N EAT YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE A SITU- atlon as housekeeper: widower’s home pre- ferred. Koom 18, 3614 Geary st,. second floor. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL, NEAT A D /X perienced, wants a houseke-per’s place: Wwii- 9333 home or country hotel preferred. Koom 11, 223 Post st. SP.A.\ISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES Pposition as bou,ekee,er for bachelo - or elderly gentleman. Apply 5054 Mason st., room 1. JOUNG GIRL, STKANGER, DESIRES A housekeeper's pluce: country hotel or widow- er's home preferred. Rm, 24, 908 Market, 2d floor. Y QUNG FREXCH WIDOW WANTS HOUSE- keeper's position for widower or to do plain sewing. 7. rautave, ro m 2 615 LARKIN-BRANCH UFFICKE OF THE CAJL Subscriptions mnd want ad< taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. CLINESE & JAvANESE; EST'D 20 YEARS: belp:tel main 1997 BRAULKY & Cu..640 Clay EZ, MBS, STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM \ and cabinet baths. 12014 Geary, room 11. UNTEK & Co. CHL~.SE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61415 Californiu st tel. main 281 MISS FRANKIE WILLIAMS, GENU- ive electric baths. tioom 15,1014 Grant av. APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- liable help. 709 Geary st. Tel Sutter 215. J FRENCH. SPANISH OR SHORTHAND, Tn class, 250; private, S0c. 1603 Steiner. HINESZ AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT office: best help. 41414 U’ Farreil, Tel. K. 426. MES. DR, FISH, 14A GEAKY, ROOM 1; electrician:alcohol 1urxish baths:unrivaled EZ, JALNTI 0. WHITENING, —PAPER- hanging. HARTMAN 9 i hird st. BAD TENANIS RJLOTED FOR 84 collections made: ity or country. Pacitio Collection Co.. 415 Montgy st.. room 6: tel. 5580, JIBST-CLASS GARDENKR WANTS A place; understands the care of horses; steady work more of en obje t thin high wages; refer- ences. J. K, box 158, this oftice. ELIABLE INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN coachman and sardener: handy around the p'ace: guod references. address F. F., box 45, Cail Uttice. X FOR 5 CENTS—THE CALL.1n wrabper, for mailing. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. H, SWEDISH 4N D SCOTCH SkCOND girls des je situations: test ot references. J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st ©GERMAN AND SWEDISH COOKS, WITH £ the vest of ences, desire situations. J. F. CRO=ETT & CO., 316 ~utter st VOMPETENT NOKTH GERMAN SECOND ’ girl: also a first-class | nglish pariormaid ana wallresi: a competent Protestant infauts’ nurs 4 roung competent seeond irls an umber of £ 0d Girman, Irish and Scandinavian cooks and Louseworx girls want work. Please call, adddress or telephone MI~S PLUNKET1, 424 Su:ter st., uear fowell: 1elephone 5472, IWEDISH COOK. YOUNG, NEAT, CITY b referenies of 2 yeirs. wants asitoafon. Ad- dress or 1elephone MISS PLUNKRETT, 424 Sutter | 8t., Dear Powell. WISHES TO DO k or take care of children: $15: 1 Apply MES. NUKTON. 315 >utter, ear last plac SuEpisu HOUSE GIRL, FIRST-CLASS cook ana house-worker, wi h best refereuces shes situation: city or couitry. MRS NOR- TON, 315 Sutter st. 1 V EAT GKRMAN GIRL AN housew FLIABLE WOMAN WISHKS SITUATION willing and obliging; good work- oderate wages: short ci-tance in the coun- 273 Fourth st., over florist’s. ERMAN LADY (SPLAKS EAGLISH) wislies position as chambermaid {o & private hotel or club: best of reserences. Please call or addsess 1809 Stockton st. W OMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY wasning or housecieaning; any kind of wor o take gentlemen's washisg bome. 613 . MAN HANDY WITH CARPENTER'STOOLS, pipe-fitting, fireman or engineer: good refer- ences. H. E. K., Reno House. bacramento st. ERMAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS SEC- ond cook in Lotel or restaurant: or any kind of kitchen work. 155 M:nna st. AN AND WIFK WANT HOUSECLEAN- ing or auy kind of work. Address 9 Sunshine court, «ff Eighth st. 7OUNG MAN WISHES TO DRIVE MILK wagon: good references. CHAS. HAGER- LUND, 250 Fell st. J{IRST-CLASS GARDENER: THOROUGHLY undersiands his business: experienced .n_fruit and wine raising, aiso coffee aud sugar beets, Wishes a situatiou In Central mericaor Hawalian | Isiands Address T. C., box 200.call (FABPENER—GERMAN WOULD LIKE TO X keep in order gardens, trimming roses, hedges and trees by the day or month; good cheap work guaranteed. Address by letier, Garde 605 Pine st. HINE-E FIKST-CLASS FAMILY COOK wants sitoation: small washing; cookins: city or country; good references. SAM, 61515 Dupont st. (G1BL VALLEJO, $15: GIRL OAKLAND, $15: girl, Broadway, £15: girl, Post. $15; girl, Geary, girl, Bush, $15: girl, Martinez. $15; girl, Stanyan, $15: girl, Cornwall, $15: girl, La- fuua, $15. girl Alameda, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 4 CHAMBERMAIDS, WAIT SOME, CITY, #15 and room: 3 chambermaids, assist wait- ing. $20: chambermaid, cook some. $15 ana room: chambermaid, city, $20. MARTIN & 0., 749 Market st. Q HEAD WAITR:SSES, $25 AND #30: WALT- res. Oakland, $16 and room: 3 waitre:ses, as- sist chamberwork, $20 and room: lunch waitress, B0c. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 3 EXPERIENCED ~CANVASSERS: 86 Week: see party here: 9 A. M. MARTIN CO., 749 Market s.. J GERMAN SECOND GIdLs: CITY: NICE ) place; $20; call early. MARTIN & CO.. 748 Market st. A & DISHWASHERS, $20 AND ROOM; 2 DISH- washers. $25: 4 dishwasbers. $15 and room: 2 ki'chenwen $6 a week: 3 disnwashers, $5 & week. MaRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 3 WAITERS, $30 AND KOOM; 2 WAIT RS, ) $5 4 week: 3 walters, $25 aud room: waiter. $:0 and room: junch and dinner waiter, $7 a week. MARIIN & CO., 949 Markwtst, WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. NTED—GOOU BUSINESS HUGGY AND W D ese SPLCK & Cl\ 602 Market at. RESH COWS; STAT- LuwKsT PRICK for cash. K. F., box 84, Cali Office. WNITURE OR OTHER USEFUL ART F Jeva exchange for dental work. J. Di, box 111, Call Office JLEVATUR BOY, ROOM, ETC.; ELEVATOR L boy, $4 & week: $ errand boys, $2 a week. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. MIDDL¥- AGED MEN FOR KITtHEN s #8, $10 and $12 per month. MARTIN & CO., 749 starket st TIGHT COUK. $25 AND ROOM; COOK, 88 A Nites ; 3 cook’s helpers. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market s . NDS. STOV CURTIN, 1123 Mark OULS OF ALL K AND, ranges bought and so! AINTING, WHITE ING, PAPHE-H 1) P oot fu:ters paloted. Kawards, 1300 Websa KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY CASH - for clothing and books. LD GOLD, GOLD DUST. JEWELRY. KTC, bought. O. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 U'Farreil. NG GERMAN FOR ST RE AND GAo- on works MARTIN & CO.. 749 Mardel st. AW X BROKKR—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off clorhing bought. Add. COLKM AN, 41 Third. RDING-HOUSE COOKS, $25 TO $35 i room. MARTIN & CU. 749 Market st. RESTAURANT PORTERS. $15 TO $25 PER month. MARTIN & CO., 74y wiarket st. AN AND WIFE FOR RANCH, $30 ETC. 6 N OUSNEKE - PE] 91011 A. . ; $20: SEE PARTY HERE; MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. FIRST-CLASS IRONERS, COUNTRY, $10 A week: call early. MARTIN & CO.. 743 Markel 4 MARTIN & CO. 749 Market st. MAKERS: CALL EARLY. MAR- 749 Market st. © ELDEKLY MEN FUR CHORING. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Marker st. BOAKDING-HOUSE CUOK<, 825 T0O 230 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. WAITRESSES, $4 10 $6 PER WEEK. MARTIN & CO/, 749 Market s. OOK AND SKCOND GIRL SAME HOUSE, $20, $15: cook, 30. second girl, $20: young Womau' to cook tor' 15 men, $25: cook for Berke- ley, 8 students, $20: middle-aged women for light housework, country, $16: young nursegirl, $10: German or Fiench ups airs girl, $12: housegirl, 3 in family, $25: houscairl. $20, 2 {n family, and a great man girls for city and country. MK3. NOR- TO., 315 Sotter st. W ANTED—_PROTEST \NT CHAMBERMAID, country. $25: young French_girl as compan: fon, no ruglish; Germun nurse, $-5: - rench maid and seam-tress, $30; 2 first-ciuss ooks, city and countr:, $10 “candinavian second girl, $20: number of gIr s for housework and assist. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stuckion st. W ANTED_A WAITRESS FOR PRIVATE tamily, $30; laundress, $35: housemaid, country, $25; lady’s maid, $25: Protestant second giri, $25: 20 younx housework girls, $25 and $20: 18 young housework girls. 815 and $12. Apply MISs PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st, nr. Powell. ANTED—GERMAN GIKL: MUST BE A 0d cook and willing 10 do & little house- wo-k: wages $26: references required. Call bet. 8 and 11, 2315 Sutter st ED— A MiDDLE - AGED GERMAN woman for ii:ht housework: s.eep ai home; wages $10 a month. Call 402 Pacific st. JITLL . GIRL LIVING HOME TO TEND 4 door, etc. Call bet. 1 and 2 o’clock, 1162 Mar- ket s ., Oakiand. 3 5 ANTED — NURSEG KL TO SLEEP AT bome. Hotel Miramar, 703 Geary st., room 10. JXPERIENCED BED-MAKER WANTED AT Lindell House, cor. Sixth and Howard sts. TANTED—GIRI, TO ASSIST IN HOUSE- work. .7 Golden Gate ave., upstalrs. 7OUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK in the country, $12. 3824 Army st. W ANEIED — GERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN for housework. 451 Guerrero st. J ANTED—GOUD kXPERIENCED WUMAN cook and chamvermald. 530 Third st. T ADY BARBER WANTED: STEADY; §8 TO #9 per week. 203 Montgomery ave. OOK FOR FAMILY OF 5, $25; SECOND / girl, $20. C.il early, 7:1 Ellis st. ANTED — EXPEKIENCED FINISHERS on coats. 413 Hayes st. TANTED—YUUNG LADY CASHIER AND pinin bookkeeping. 334 Devisadero, nr. Oak. NTED—GOOD WILLING GIRL TO HELP along in light housework. 16 Turk st. TANTED—GIRL FOR GeNERAL HOUSE. work and plain cookins. Call 1717 Geary st W ANTr1 —COuK, WASHEK AND IRONER for small famlly; wag: s $25. 922 Eddy. P: RATORS ON CU~TOM COATS; STEADY work : good wages. 106 Battery st. MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF 1HE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. ADY TO CANVASS: MUST BE 4 talker: big perceniage given. A. B., Call Office 4 A GOOD box 14, ECOND COOK, $40 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st UTUas, CITY. 8 L & CO., 749 Markel 8 KAKER'S HELPE! B7co.. 749 Marken st. FAMILY, $25. MARTIN : CITY. MARIIN & | ECOND COOK, $6 A WEEK. MARTIN & | L0., 749 Market st. | AKER'S HELPEK, $20. MARTIN & CO,, 729 Markalst. o RANCH HANDS, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 | Marke: s.. i EDUCATIONAL. SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND J¥locution, 1215 Octavia st, San Francisco, MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, papii of Professor G. W. Bayuham, Glasgow, Scotiand, and graduate of the =chool of Uratory, Philudelphia, Pa, teach Oftice days, ‘Lhurs. P. M., Saturday A M. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, st.—Bookkeeplng, business practice, snori- hang, “typing, telegraphy, lansuaces, English branches: eiectrical, civii and mining en glneeriag, surveying, assaying, navigaiion, et 20 teachers: day and evening sessions: write for catalogue. NDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL— A Pupils prepared for California and stunford universitles in day ana evening classes and pil. Vvate lessons; teachiers’ and civil service examilna. uons. Koom 407, Parrott ouliding. YRES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 325 MONT- gomery st.: individual instruction in short band, typing, bookkeepinz lelegraphy, ete., lifa tcholarship $5U: low rates per week ana nonth. 24 POST ARTINGTON’S ~CHOOL OF MAGAZINE and Newswspaper llius:ration, 424 Pine free exhibition of works by students daily, 2 to 4 P. M.: >aturday classes worning and af.erncon. UTLER, $25 TO $30. MISS CULLEN, 323 7 Sutter st. FTANTED — COMPETENT GROCERY- Clerks: _references required. Apoly H. SCHKODER & Cu.. 2420 Caluornia st. HAIRCU1, 10c; ¢ LEGANT bc; clean towels. 602 Pacific st., near IYLISH shave, Kearny. TANTED—A BOY 10R DELIVERY: MUST undersiand about horses. 334 Devisadero st., near Usk. JAILOKS FOR AUSTKALIA, HONOLULU, coust und kngland, HERMANN's, 637 Clay. 0Y FOR PLUMBING-SHGP: ONE WITH some experience. Call 623 Davis st., early. TRONG BOY TO LE RN BLACKSMITH- i1g and horseshoeing. 437 Franclsco st. }59X; DRUGSTOKE, 210 MISS CULLEN, 323 Butter st. [ ANTED—GOOD LUNCH WAITER. 43213 Fifth st OY OR YOUNG MAN WANTED AT 1390 Turk st. Gu D COUK AT 521 JACKSON ST, NEAR Kearny: wages $30 a mon.h. \WA:TED—A MAN TO SKLL PLANTS ON commis:fon. Callai 512 Haight st. ANTED— ISHWASHER AT 248 EAST near Folsom. OY WANTED; AGED 16 OR 17 YEARS, Call 871 Market st., 8 t0 9 4. M. INGINEXRING SCHOUOL: CIVIL, KLECL, mining, mech., survey,assay, archit.; day&eve.: est. 1864 A. VAN DEK NAILLEN, 935 Marker. OOKK e EPING, AKiiBMeiic, WRITING, ‘night: $5mo. 1504 MK op.8tn. MUSEY LUAN <D ON DIAMONDS WATCIE: gram., etc. ;day, AS YOUR EDUCATION BENN NEGLECT- ed? Ifso, address B. T., bux 101, ¢ ail JUGEXE DE FOREST, SCHUOL OF ACTING and elocution. 14 McAllister, r.70; call 2to 4 IS8 = GAMBLE'S DANCING SCHOOL: children’s c ass Sat. 8 p. . 317 Devisadero. ELASCU'S LYCEUM SCHOUL OF ACTING— Puplis rehearsed on stage. Alcazar building UDLAM SCHOOL OF D amatic Art. ELOCUTION ASND 928 Sutter st. M 1§83 BOLTL'S SCHOOL, 2318 CALIFOLNIA; boar:: Eng, Fr., Ger, music; $50 a mouth. AN FRANCISCO BUS! Market 18 ESS COLLEGE, 1238 i 124 positions in ’96: 6K in '97. SEASISH—CLASSLS DALLY; 83 MONTH; 4 t09 .M. Hoom 10, Y. M. C.’A. bullding. SINGING: PIANO: PAKIS GHKADUATE; French, German lamguages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor. UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons: $3mo. Mar: Westhuns 39 Fifth st HFEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United ;States or Canada one year for $1 50, post- age free. ————————————————————————————— PERATORS ON CUSTOM CO\Ts; S1EADY work ; good wages. 106 Battery st. ENERAL SHOEMAKEK CAPABLE OF taking charge of business. 403 Van Ness ave. OSIERY AND FANCY GOUDS SaLES man, also boy about 16 years. Address C. box 18, Cail Office. (CABPENTERS WITH GOOL REFERENCES can obtain emplovment and & home of their Own on the best terms. Inquire box 11, Call Otlice, Oakland. 10 E ARBER- SHOP: 2 CHAIRS: 4 LIVING- rooms; good location. Apply Call Office. J AITER WA 1o work. G FIRST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LA DIES' closks. M. SIMINOFF, 1228 Market st. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN T0 GET BOTTLE beer or Wine 5c: test iree lunch. 643 Clay. D THAT IS NOT AFRAID 1805 Haight st. ONEY LOANED O~ DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris. 15 Grantav \ LI-AROUND STAELEMAN, man, wants worl dress H. H. K. 3 MARRIED sober and reliable. Ad- . box 2¥, Lall Uffice. 7 ANTED—SITUATION AS SECOND COOK 13 restaurant. Address F. R. C, box 8, Call. F I ISHER ON TROUsERS. 428 VALLKJO reet. JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, G I LRMEERT, 417 Powell st has places for girls of all nationaiities. HOTOGRAPHER—AN UP-TO-DATE OPER. ator wants position: moderate salary. Address Photo Operator, box 9, this office. EAT YOUNG GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; 2 in family: good home for good girl. 722 Stelner st. ARDENKE, GERMAN STATE MAN, EX- perfenced ln greenhouses, unaerstands care of horses, wishes position in private place; well recommended. . D., box 10, this oftice. JAPANESE COUK WANTS SILUATION TO do general housework in a family. Y.SAGI- HAKA, 910 O'Farrell st RELIABLE PERSON DESIRES POSITION 10 walt on Invalid lady, or as maid and seam- stress; city or country; best references. Pine. Y QUNG MAN WITH EX PERIENCE WANTS position o a grocery-store. Address or call 1212 Francisco st. EXpEruEscen DCESSMAKEE, IS FIRST 1/ class fitier and designer, wishes a few more en- gngements; price moderate. address 7 Maso. s ((UACHMAN. ENGLISH, WANTS SITUA- J tion: city of country; best of references. Ad- dress C. C., box 59. Call. ERMAN GIKL: LIGHT HOUSEWORK; plaia cookinz: $10 a month. 124 Eieventn. ADIES WISHING (OOK<, NURSES, WAIT- Tesses, housekeepers. 935 Mare: st., room 12, ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: must be good cook and laundress; wages §20 Lo ¥25. Cali_afternoons and evenings at 1901 Baker st, cor. Sacramento. PERATORS ON GENTS' WHITE SHIRTS, RUGERSON, 521 Valenela st, EAT, RELIABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL 4N housework. Apply 1218 Masonic ave. SEAMES AND ORDINARY—ALL PARLS OF the world. Shipping omice, 10 Steuart, up- stairs. JCXPERIESCED PITCHVEIN COAL MIN- ers: sieady work: cood wages. I1.quire room 515, Safe Lejosit building, 328 Montgomery st. INE MEN'S CALF SHOKS §176; TO ORDER | $2 50; men’s hait soling 33c: heellng 25c; strictly one price. 939 Howard st ECRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps. United States pavy: | able-bodied, unmarried men, between the of 2land 30 years who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legully declared their intention to become such: must be of good char acter and habits and abie 10 speak. real and write KEngiish, aud be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in heignt. For further information apply at the recruiting oflice, 20 Eilis st, ~an Francisco, Cal. S ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fl. your feet at the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom §1, 82, $3, $4 and ¥5, at 682 Mission st., bet. Firs: and Second. JERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK BY 3 the day: washing ironing or housecleaning. Please cail 1331 Pacitic st., downstairs. J AT GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION 4\ housekeeping or tending bukery or lumch- room 550 Missivn st., room 21. TIDOW LADY, JUST ARRIVED, WISHES position as typewriter or copyist. ' Call room 7, fizs: floor, 969 issiun st. (;ERMAN WOMAN WANTS A FLACE IN X privete family for cooking and housework. 155 Miuna st. Y QNG MAN, GOOD LECTURER IN ENG. lish, German and French, wishes p.sition a companion, sttendant or nurse to eiderly or nva- lid gentleman. Call or address A. ‘i., 833 Mission. JARMER, FRUIT-GROWER ANDGENKRA L raciical man; used io care of places: carpenter and ali-roond man; geod reterences. F ., box 94, Cail. M!DDLE-AGED MAN WANTS WORK IN IV private family: used to horses, gardening and cooking: g00d references; weges no objeci: bse- 1uiin general. Address J. H., 601 Webster st., Oakland. RESSMAKER—GUES OUT BY THE DAY. 1219 ~cote si., near Kliis. RELIABLE PROTES (ANT WOM A N WISHES housework and cooking In American family. 627 Larkin st. SWEDISH GIKL WANTS PLACE TO DO zeceral housework and cooxing. Call 5364y Jessie st RESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEWING done a. Woman's Club, 935 Market. room 12 7OUNG LADY WISHE~ TO MAKE HER- selt generully useful around bachelor's home. 235 O’ Farrell st., room 7. W T1DOW WAN1S WORK: PLAIN SEWING or house:eeplog: city or country. Call for 3 days at 821 Miss.on st, room & QITUATION WANTED BY STRONG YOUNG Spanish woman in American family of adults; 500d plain cook. Address 106 Wililams st. 126 EQURTH, ROOM 25 SECOND FLOUR— . Young widow wants & situation as house- keeper for widower. JPLEST-CLASS GARDENER AND FLORIST wanis a situation; haody with vegetables and can run gas-engine. Address Gardener, box 10, Cail Office, Uaklaird. W AMIED-BY CAKPENTEX OF 22 YEARS exrerience, all kinds of work; can take charge of machinery: any part of coutinent. Address A.C. B, bux 10, Call Uffice. Y QUNS GIRLTO ASSIST AT HOUSEWORK: wages from 85 (0 $10. 2042 Green st. | ARBEK'S ASSOCIATION —FREE EMPLOY- ment Office. S FUCHS. Sec., 325 Grantave. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es. jewelry, sealskins. Uncie Harrls, 15 Grant av 615 OI’EIIA'IOR’S WANTED. LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 3214 Fremont st. ANTED—APPRENTICES FOR MILLIN- er. $09 McAllister st. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICKE OF THE CALL rubscriptions and wan: ads taken. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 360: MEN'S shoes, soliug, 50c: all repairing dons st halt the vsual price. 562 Mission st bet. 1st and 2d. ANTED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76415 ~CLAIRVOYANTS. MBS DR E. CLARK, THE DISIINGUISHED trance clairvoyant' and medium: while en- tranced she will reveal every hidden mystery in life: sne will show you how to overcome your euemies, remove family troubles. restore lost af- fections: unizes the separated. recovers lost, stolen or burfed property: iocates treasures, minerals: tells your entire lite, pst, present and tuture,whils in a periect trance. Hours. 10 a. M. 105 P. M. MRS, DE. F. CLARK, 100ms 25 and 26, 1208 Markez, opp. Sixth. N Mi. PORTER, WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY- 4¥ ant cara-reader, born double vell and seconl slgh; diagnoses ulnease, tull Iife reading: la. S0c: gents $1: paim. and clalrv.: sit. $1 50 26 Turk. M ME- VIOLA,CLAIRVOYANT, LIFE-READ- er: business test, 25¢ up. 534 Howard st,n. ar Fourth. 7OUR FUTUEE TOLL BY CARDS 10c: geutlemen, 25c. LADIES, 309 Fifth st., room 8. ME. MOREAU, BE~I MEDIUM, CLATK- voyant, card-reader; 25c up. 73 Fourth st ME. SODAN, RENOW i £ OA RD-READE & and Scotch s eress. 619 Iday st.: 8:0 8 £ 3. ME KAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY: business advice; names given: 28¢ up.5 Fourtn. JTHEL GRAY, (LAIRVOYA CARe reader, pa mist. 1169 Mission st., near Eighth. M ME. SYBILLE: CRADLE TO GRAV ture husbaad’s pieture 23¢;iadies 914 0’ M M MLk HANSER, PALMIS!, CARD-WRITER; Ppast, present and future; 25c. 148 6th st., r. 5. G IR LIFE-READKR. 3 SKVENTH ST.: ladies 26c, gents 50¢: all questions answered, ME. LEGETTE,LIFE-READER AND BUSE ness advice; one price, 25c. 313 Jessle,nr. 4th., — SPIRITUALISM. MEPIUMS DEVELOPED FOR SLATE WRIT- ing in 3 sittings. C. &., box 25, Call Office, M FU- rrell 1SS MELVILLE, GREAT CLAIRVOYANT sud water reader, 92)3s Mission, opp. Mint. RS. B. BAUMAN, THE WELL- KNOWN fortune teller. 13¥ Turk st., cor. Jones. KS DR. ANNA THOMAS—_FIRST IN HER profession; never fails; advice; heip 929 Post. TO- Mission: men io iake rooms: 10-, 15 and | JRENE SMITH'S FREE MEETIS 25¢ per night; 60c. 80c and $1 per week. night. 997 Market si.; reading dally, 404 Tope: S AN T ED-MEN 10 LEARN BARBER Al RS MAYO STEE kS, 112 i Clk irade: shops. twols. posisions furnished: 8 | M Tues & ». P 50 TN weeks required. 3. F. Harber College, 13815 Kighth, ATTERAS 25c; DRESSMAKKRS FUK. nished »hops and famiiies: fons free. Mc- DOW k. LL Dressmakiog, Miliinery school, 103 Post. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- structions. given away each month & K. Dresscutting Saloon, 918 Market st. 2526 MISSIUN — SUBSCKIPTIONS wani ads taken for THI CALL Py 7OUNG MAN FROM WASHINGTON, D. C, desires situation as elerk or bookkeeper, will accept any (ucrative position. Address B. A., box 81, Calt Office. YOUNG BAKER JUST FROM HAMRURG wishes situation. Apply 5778 Twe.ty-fourth 8., Lear Church. ANTED—A1 CLOAK FINISHERS AT M. SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. N OST CONVENIENT AND BRESPECTA BLE; | "Winchester House, 44 Third st.. near Market. 200 rooms: 25¢ 10 $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per wees: free bus and bagzgage to and irom ferry. YOUNGMAX HAVINGS Mr EXPERIFNCE wishes position as bookkeeper, or 10 work in an office. Address W. F., box 14, Call Uffice. Y QUNG JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUA- ton to do office work. Address G. WATA- N ABE, 1329 Pine st. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- | es, jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav | JERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do upsiairs work. Apply 1305 Powell st. TANTED BY REFINED AND RESPECTA- ble lady pusitivn to assist in light housewo: best refereces. G, L., box 29, Cali Office. RESPECTABLE LADY WOULD LIKE POSI- \ _tion as working housekeeper; references. G. L., box b1, Calt. Y OUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO general housework and cookin Please cail at 718 Fourteenth s (GEBMAN, AGED 26, WANTS SITUATION as porter or otherwise: at-ended Lo horses 6 years: can give bes of references. B. G., box 92, Cali Office. ERMAN, 23 YEARS OF AGE, HIGHLY ED- T ucated. 7 years' experience in busiuess, spe- clally in drugs, wants position: also in foreign pori: references. F. M., 1222 Mission s BOOKKEEPER 10 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, wants smal set of books 0 keep, $10 10 $15 per mo k00d refereuces. Address N, F., box 10, Cali Oftice. QiTuaTioN WANTED AS COMPANION TO ederly lady vy educated, refined woman, age uderstands care of house. Address for 4 weeka Comps RELIABLK WOMAN WANTS FAMILY SEW- ing aua mending. Address K. K. M., box 83, Call Oftice. YUUNG PARISIAN WIDOW 1N KEDUCED clicumstances wishes position as housekeeper: city or country home preferred. 1122 Market st., room 1. nion, Stockion, Cal OUNG GERMAN WOULD LIKE A PLACE #s driver: one who undersiands the care of horses. D. Z., box 91, Call Ofti JAPANESE FIRST-CLASS WAITER WANTS situation as waiter in family in tbe city. J.X., box 44, Lali Ottice. Market: 200 rooms. 26c io 8150 per nighe; 1 60 10 $6 per week: convenlent and respeciabie: Iree bus mf:.n.-'m and from ibe terry. INCHESTER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST. NR "OUNG DANISH GIRL WISHES SITUA. ton as chambermaid; city. Address C. B., box 25, Cail Ltfice. W ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN woman, to take care visick or invalia lad; re.iable and trustworthv. 327 Fourthst., upstairs. 4 MARKST SI.—BRANCH OFFICE OF 1Ha CaLL: want ads and sobscriptions iaken. EFINED YOUNG LADY, KEXCELLESNT seamstress, wishes place to care for grown chil- dren, second work or care of invalid lady; ref- €eence and expe.icnce; wages 320 to $25. 326 Hickory ave. Y QUNG PARISIAN WIDOW DESIRES A Po- sition s housekeeper: widower's home pre- ferred. 132 Post st.. rooms 10 and 11. W ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN A situation; has just come from the East: 13 £00d plain cook an i will 4o general houseworl bjections to short distance in the country. 912 Howard st., near Fit.h YJUNG WOMAN WANTS WORa BY THE ny. 1509 1 ilimore sz. A 'y ™ st. (tel. Main h furnishes best help of all nulflnflflln. — e HELP WANTED-FEMALE, (GEBMAN, SCANDINAVIA ¢ OR FRENCH second girl, §20, see lad. hmnfl{ this morn- ing:North German nurse.$20: co 'k aud second girl, same house, see party uere at i 1 to-day: {roner in laundry. %25; hotel cook,$40 and increase: cooks, "plain wash, $25: restaurant waitress, 830, and a large number of girls for cooklug ana house- work in city and country. J. F. CKOSKET1 & CO., 316 utter st. GBNIAN COOK, $30; SECOND GIRL. $25; MISN CULLEN, -Iyl.lllk‘.ll. EFINED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN: 2 IN family; country; fare paid; $12. MISS CUL- LEN, 323 cutter st. RONER, VALLEJO, $25 TO $30: pace. MISS CULLEN. 323 Sutter st. GIRHA! OR FRENCH NURSE, $25. MISS CULLEN, 328 sutter st. (095K BOARDING-HOUSE, §30. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 Sutter st. GoOD terst. Y LTSS WIDOW DESINES GENTLEMAN'S meading. Call at 321 Eliis si., rovm 46, EAT GIRL, $15. MISS CULLKN, 323 SUT- AID, 1 Ll SUTTE M _#15. MI1SS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER HELP WANTED-MALE. ANTED — 2 CABINET-MAKERS FOR country, 25¢c sn hour: laborer sbout mine and wife. 850: 12 miners, $40 and_found and $2 50 aday: 10 Iaborers, near city, $1 a day and bourd: milker: young man to learn fruit-raising; | oy for store, $3 50 a week: blacksmith-helper on carriage work., $10 to $12; weil-borer or tooi- dresser, wages or contract; Swiss farmer $20: lumber'piler. $150 day: woodchoppers, tiemak- ers. shingle-bolt makers, cooks, waiters and dish- washers and others. Avply 10 J. F. CROSETT & CO., 528 Sacramento st QDAY Wk WANT_BUTCHER, ¥OR A large ranch. 325 and found: baker's helpers $20 and found: 3 - alters, $35; 3 kitchen hand, and dishwashers, #20 and $15: 3 cooks, $50, $40 and $30 ‘asher, cou aundry, $50 and tound: 2 stronz boys, for a city factory, $4a week: handy man in paint shop, $20 and found: 3 carpevters, for a ranch: cabinetmaker, city: edger hand, 10r sawmi I, £35 and found: 10 Tubor- ers, for a great sawmill company; 150 wood- choppers, for different places, §2 60, $2 10 and $1¢0 a cowd; 60 tiemakers, Sc each; 60 scraper Lamsters, $26 and found: 55 Jaborers for ciiy jobs. $1 75 and_$1 60 day and §26 and board: 7 teamaters, $1 75 and $1 70 day, cliy work and not necessary Lo know streets of city: 26 farm. orchard and vinevard hands, $25 and $20 per month and foucd: 15 men 10 pall beans, eic., $26 and iouni: 2 choreboys for rancues. MURRAY & READY, 654 and 636 ay st TYPEWEITER ¥OR A COUNTRY STORE; s.@ boss here io-day. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 638 Clay st. 10 TUNNEL-MEN: LONG JOB: 280 A day. G K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. MINERS: UNDFRGROUND: 2 50 A DAY, G R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st TUNNEI-MEN FOR IKRIGATION WORK;: $250 a day. C. R. HANSEN & Cu, 108 Geary st. URLEIGH DRILLMAN, $2 A DAY ANy board: 2 muckers, 81 75, C. R. HANSEN & 0., 18 Geary st. ARKER AND DISTRIBUTOR, WHO CAN fun shirt machine; $65. C. R HANSEN & CO.. 108 Geary st SCANDINAVIAN MINERS FOR A BORAX +) mio aday: 2 shove'ers, 82 50 aday. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. RUYNS 150 10 180 PrK ALGHT: UG 4 s 90 per week. Orlental. 228 Drumm st BEANM O FICK OF 1HE CALL, 167 NINTH s.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. QAILORS AN URDINARY SEAMEN wanted at LANE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. SINGLE ROUMS 10c AND 1c NIGHT, 78c 'and 81 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. LS8 HOUSE, 86315 MA SKET ST.—KOOMS 20c. 28¢ 10 HUC iight: $1 to $2 week. UT OF UNCALLED-rOR SHOES FROM 25C Up to $1 2. 562 Miission st., vet. Ist and 2d. 3000 BALSS-ANUIHER LT 0¢ MEN'S shoes: been si:htiy damsged: at lesy than one-fourth their value: from z6c 1o $2 0. 562 Mission st bet. First and Second. W INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NE. Market: 300 rooms, 25c s night; room; tree 'bus and baggage .o and srom the ferry. W ANTED.TOUOLLECI WAGES DUK LABOR- ersaclerks KNOUX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. RY ACME MOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE. low Sixih, for a room: :5c a night: 81 a week, W ANTED—LABURERS ANL MRCHANICS know that Ed Kolkin, Heno House for. sUll rems Denver Houss 217 Third s.: i3 iarge rooms: 5 per nignt: $1 10 $3 ec week. AGENTS WANTED. ANTED—AGENTS AT 834 WASHINGTON st., Oakland. MAGIC DARNER: MARVELOUS STEEL | AVl ‘machine: weaves a perfect darn over holes in anything: merlt and price se 1 it: general agents and soliciiors wanted « verywhere ou Pacific ( oast. GUY K. JEWETT & CU., 212 Sansome st GENTS WANTEO FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeznard; S1: aiso tonic | secific for ail female troubles: for home use Dit. AND MKS. W GENER, 526 + ddy 8. Thurs. 2 ¢ . 2bc; readings $1, A M FHANCIS INDEPENDENT « writer. 118 Haight st.: hours 9 until 8 p. s, B SHOP L. GARRISON, SEANCE SUND. Tue. Thurs. eve.; sit. dal. 10 to b, 1425 S KBS JJ WHIINEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIU, for messages and advice. 1:06 Marker s " e ———e e ASTROLOGY SLATE S, LL GOODS GUARANTEED OR N . UNCLE HAKRIS, 15 Grant ave. © SALE DENTISTS, VAN VRUOM & COS ELECTRO. D Farlors, 997 Market st : lady attendant; no gas O olher dangerous anmsthetics given; electrioity ihe great ageni used (0 relieve palu: iceth filleq 4 extracted painiessly by our new electrical : & writien guarantes given with ai: me: lowes; prices: best work: all surgical work tended by G. W. Wiliiamson, M.D. puysiclan surgeon: examination free by the use of our Dew electrical appliances: porcelain and goii oridge-work and teeth without plates spect Electro-Dental Pariors. 997 Markat s A FULL SET OF TEKETH, §: PAINLESS €Xtraction. see our new comcination piate; «. lightest, coolest piate made; warianted : fiilings, 50c: crowns, §3 70; lady assls CHICAGU DENTAL PARLORS, 24 sixth, NEW YORK DeNTIS ARTIFICIAL treth, $3 50 up; jainless extracting, S0c; none but experienced dentisis con necied with thig office; all work warranted. 869 Mission, co. Sixth, R GKORGE W. LEEK, THE GENUIN Leek dentis:. discoverer of palniess extraction and patentes of improved bridge work or leeld without aay plate. moved from 6 10 20 O’ Farreil. D%, LUCLUM HiLL, 1343 MARKET ST., NiC Dlatos Eleventh, nocha: for extracting when are made: od pi u:‘;zult over IIK" new; Leein from $8 per get: extracung 50c: gas given. 5 FULL SET OF 1KE|H; BEST MAKE: $D. kept In repatr: extracting free: fillings ;(o?;: crowns $350. Paciic Dental Parlurs, 18 Thisd J,ADY AND GENTLEMAN SOLICITORS; OIL, 4 portraits: good Inducements. 51215 Lynworth ROOMS WANTED. A ANTED—1 OKR 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS near Ninthst. M., Call Branch, 1248 Mis- sion st. S\Nm{ ROOM: HOUSEKEEPING PRI\VI. ROOME DENTAL ASSUCIATION, 759 3 C ket, bet. 3 and 4th: gass speciaiisis: n‘u.u'. extracting. with gas. $1: piates, $7 up. ill, §1 up. Ol:lt;“ll:ls'g:cl. um.[mui PAINLESS EX- = i open eve ings and sund 908 Market st. T e . J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKET ST.; evenings: Sunday tiil noon; registered ul::fi C. HARDING. M. D., 500 SU1 % o « Powell: tel. Main 5375; pllnllt}-‘;‘xgl'l"‘lll‘l-gt leges: no children. Address H. H., box 10,Call. and, Seural o siity: price $10; reteiences given. | J ADY WISHES A SMALL FURNISHED VR ~ unfurnished room; reat mus: be low. M. G, box 94, Call Office. ¥aoe ——————————————————— FURNITURE WANTED. URNITURE, STOVES CARPYT- - ters showcases ANDERSON, 1141 M arpor ¥ AK KR, SECOND HAND, COUNTRY SHOP., $30 and found; Eastera farmer, $20: maa for vegetable garden,’ $18: woodchupper on shares: dis ,washer, country ho‘el, $13: 2 mill laborers, £150 a day. $50: 2 cross-cut sawyers, $.6: 8 .avorers for the woods. £20 and $26; grave pickers, §26. K. T. WAKD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. WASTED—SUNDAY OR MONDAY, BUT- ler, $40; second butler, £30; waiter, first-ciass hotel, $30: cooxs, dishwashers and restaurant walters, e.c. ANDRE’S, 3U8 Stockion st. 4. NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH ST, BUY s, « sells furnliure and carpets; also storage. ADIANA ALCIION Cu. REMOVED e e A Drices pa'd. Toi. Davis71 PARTNEKS WANTED, ANTED_PARTNER, WITH $10 Won‘m in_established’ eomnlu‘o.:.qmn;° with Mexico ani Central Americn. Apply. sl er 10 & . at 217 Swnsome st., room 6. LL WORK REASONABLE N, ranted. DR J. W. s KEY, 1320 Marke: st SEP OF 1EETH WITHOUE H. C Young 1841 Polk se OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIAT Keist. UK. CHARLES W. DE Op a Yhase Lg BUG A st ARGE MALTESE CAT; WAS Law LAGGES GRS ESAT: WAS nasr wrEx house pet: wouid be very gratetui (o any one whe would return same; rew: 3 IS et ard :5. 931 Rush s, OST-LADIES' DIAMOND PIN: 3 S 4 tines: liberal rews . KNIGRT, 255 4a iberal reward. Return to X. KNIGHT, OST—SEALKTTE SHU turn to 7108 Eilts st yeus BEOWN sPastkr st., off Twenty-nin DER CAPK. RE- reward. BITCH, FROM 111 ELSIE b and Mission ; reward $10. €8 jewelry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris 15 Grant ay ¥ «