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8 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1897 HONORING LINCOL'S MEMORY Preparing for a Grand National Celebration Next Year. THE MONUMENT LEAGUE AT WORK. Trying to Make a Special Day for the Martyred President. SCHOOLS OF THE LAND INTERESTED. Cordial Letters of Indorsement Received From All Parts of the Nation. At its last monthly session the execu- tive board of the Lincoln Monument League commenced active preparations for the celebration of Lincoln day in the public schoo!s of this country. The success of the anniversary of 1897 | Was so encouraging that the gentlemen who compose the executive committee of ihe Lincoln League bave determined this Year to commence active preparations in time, in order tbat there shall be a uni- formity of programme all over the country . W. W. Stone, the president of the league, anticipating the formal sanction of the league, wrote to some of the leaders of educational thought in various sec- tions of the United States, and already replies have come in warmly indorsing | the proposed movement and heartily en- gaging to second every section. Itis to the credit of California energy and enterprise that these leaders, many of them of national fame, are perfectly willing and even anxious to follow in the Jead of the vigorous and able Caiifornia League. 5 That there will be a successful outcome to the labor just now being inaugurated there can be no doubt. The league num- bers among its agents and abetiors East some of the foremost men of the nation, it has the enthusiastic backing of the Na- tional Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, while its certificates of | membership are to be seen in every State of the Union. Among the many prominent promoters of the plan of operations sketched out by President Stone are United States Com- missioner of Education William T. Harris, State Buperintendent Charles R. Skinner of New York, General Chauncey Black of Pennsylvania, Professor Doty of Illinois, Professor W. T. Winship, editor of the educational organ of the Board of Educa- tion of Massachusetts; Professor Wilkins of Ohio and others, who are in liae, wait- ing for orders from the Golden State. Itis the intention of President Stone to form a national advisory board to consist | of prominent educators and public men of national repute—one at least from each Btate of the Union, with headquarters in San Francisco. The modern correspond- ence schools have inaugurated a new sys- tem of “board” business, and Presidant Stone will take advantage of that idea in conducting the business of the national advisory body. This step has not been taken without due consideration. It is the result of a corresponcence extending over a period of six months. Some of the letters arriving from the several State authorities within the past week are given below: CHEY Mr. W. W. Stone, : cisco, Cal—DEAR SIR: Iam in receipt of tho letter of the 29th ult. and will take pleasurein co-operatipg with your plan to have a na- tional celepration of ‘‘Lincoln day” in our schools. 1 inclose herewith a list of the County Superintendents, aiso of the City Superintendents, throughout the State, and would suggest that you correspond with these officers iu reference to the matter. Very re- specttully, ESTELL REEL. State Superintendent. DENVER, Colo., Oct. 1. 1897. W. W. Stone, President Lincoln Monument League, San Francisco, Cal.—DEAR SIR: Your favor of September 26, calling my attention to | the proposed Lincoin national holiday, in honor of Abraham Lincoln, is at hand. I am certainly in favor of celebrating the anniversary, and believe it wiil do muen to strengthen’the patriotism of children who will be the men and women of to-morrow. The Colorado school authorities take great interest in the nurture of patriotism and the teaching of United States history. Anything that I can do tower helping along enthusiasm for the propos=d holiday will be a privilege. Very truly yours, GRACE EsPY PaTTO Superintendent of Pubiic Instruction. HELENA, Mont., October 4, 1897. W. W. Stone, San Franciseo, Cal.—DE AR SIR: Replying to your communication of the 29th ult. regerding the celebration of Lincoln’s birthday, [ think I understand the objects of your letter and appreciate the same. I shall be ready and willing 10 co-operate in any way I may along the lines indicated by your letter, 1 shall be pleased 1o receive any printed mat- ter you may have. Very truly yours, E."A. CARLETON, Superintendent Public Instruction. TOPEKA, Kans., October 4. W. W. Stone Esq., 322 Haight Street, San Fran- cisco, Cal.—DEAR Sik: If I can do anything to honor the name of Abranam Lincoin and to assist in impressing upon the rising genera- tion the simplicity and grandeur of his char- acter I shall certainly be giad to doso. Very truly yours, J. WLEEDY, Governor. NUSIG AT THE BATHS, Large Crowds Attend the Con- NE, Wro., Oct. 2, 2,1897. Haight Streer, San Fran- | W Funckel, Chicago cert Given by Fritz Scheel’s Orchestra, Postponement of a Swimming Race Between Teams From California and Lurline Clubs. A raw, cold day did not prevent the peo- ple from going to Sutro baths yesterday, for the announcement that Fritz Scheel and his grand symphony oichestra of peventy-five pieces would be in attendance ‘Wwas an attraction the lovers of good music could not resist. There was an unusually large crowd ‘present, considering the bad weather, and those who attended did not regret it, as was plainly evident by the manifestations of pleasure which they exhibited after each number of the excellent programme. It was an appreciative audience, the ap- plause was not spared, and Friiz Scheel had reason to feel proud of the hearty welcome he was accorded. The following excellent programme was rendered : March Triomphale, “Aida” (Verdi); Jubel. overture (Karl M. von Weber); Vienna Bon- bons (Johann Stranss); Larzo (for strings), ar- renged by Fritz Scheel (Handel); selection from “Faust” (Gounod); overture, “Tann- hauser” (Richard Wagner); Vienna Mad'ln (Ziebrer); Ave Maria (Bach-Gounod); fantasie, “Traviata” (Verdi); Stars and Stripes (Souse). During an intermission Charmion, the graceful girl aerialist, gave a remarkably clever performance on the flying trapeze. She was a weil-muscled ycung woman, and some of ber feats were accomplished with such a dash and finish as won the admiration of the vast audience. Tuere was a large number of swimmers in the tanks, end some good exhibitions of swimming were given by the more ex- pert ones. The sliding-boards were all in use and the bathers seemed to be enjoy- ing their dip in the salt water. The swimming race that was to have taken place between a team of five men from the California Swimming Club and a like number from the Lurline Club, did not come off, as the tide was out and the water was too shallow. The race was to have been from the end of the Olympic pier to the beach, with a gold medal for the winners. The race will probably be called off next Sunday afternoon if the conditions be favorable. Some of the men essayed to swim around the seal rocks, but the heavy swell proved too much for them and they gave it up. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GRAND HOTEL G Turner, Modesto A W ~anford, Sunol F Ericsson, Jamestown J F Alessunder. ~olano EM pres on, NevCity J T Rombauer & w, Mo C Kramer. Washingion U F Cooper. Cal Mr F vans and w, Austla E 5 Mnlubart, Grass Vily R C Brauch, S5t Louis 5 D Ayers, Tulare A H Biack & family, 0 S Bayless, Fort Jones T B Dilion, Jackson A S Jefte, Stanford C E krickson, SLObspo ¥ C Mciteavy, ~tanford S Alexander, Cal TF c U E Meservey, NevCity A Belknap, Sianford J FStenger. Nev City ~ W D _Mitchell, Stanfora | J D Perkins, Tone i5 E Holbrook, Hollister ED H Webb, ompoc T ~pring, Hollister A ¥ Duncan. Fresno E S Valentine, rresno J 8 Keed & w. Ukiah J Simpson, Tehama 1L ¥ Robbins,shp «ncons G D Cunningham, Cal H D Dietrick, Portiand C H Kiege, Freino Mrs T J Bryant. heno N C Colson, Fresno € H Bark & w, ¥ 3 C Nourse, Fresvo Mrs G H Knight, Cal R Harvey & family, Ala © 1. Barton, Cal ¥ Meyburn & sous,(hizo T C =nider, Broderick J ev & w, Stockton 1 K Buker, Woodiand M Wallace, Y osemite LGrisgs & w, ~eattle A J Strawn & w. Mo Mrs J A Norden. Cal E J Louis, San Diego A M Kdelman, Cal Miss B Jarvis, Chicago C Kowell. Fresno R Frye, Voicano LL 0 Hafael J Land, Fresno PALACE HOTEL P L Wilson, Falo Aito R A Trimble N Y M Morim.ura, N ¥ Y Murrai, N Y J Swilizer, Palo Al J Lumb, ~an Jose Moutzomery. St 4 H Meriiam Stanford J L Cerhart, Stanfo: J G Huber, Stanford E S Harns, Wis W M Petrie, Sacto B Grosscup, Tacoma Miss Grosscup, Tacoma G B Libby, N Y Mis M Jarvis, Chicago F D Tyrrel, ~acramento M Hawkins, San Ratael M J Spriager, Cal Miss i ~pringer, Cal J W Hepburn, Chicago Mrs Hepburn, Chicago Mrs Baldwin, fowsa L A Nares, Liverpool J K Bell. Placervilie T J Fleid onterey R Mackintosh, It Lake Mrs Field, Monterey Los Ang J McLachlan, Pasadena R Macdonad, Pasadena BALDWIN HOTEi. J R Garret &wt, Marysvi W P Bacr, Us U E Metzzer, N W S Cochran, Fresno J B Kenvon., Mich S S rephens, Pinole ¥ L Hamilton, Fresno J'J Weston, Selma. } G Stabley, Seima C E Philips, Sacto J L Luett, Minn A Y Stevens, Colo Migshiavacca. Japan J Croshey &wf, <diord wi & d, C G Stoffier Jr, Sauta Cruz B A Murion & w F Geysler & wi, N Y G W Nordear Jr, A Bahr & wi, § J A Adams, Los Angeles R Lawsen, Stockton H Botowskli, wi & 4, Cal NEW WESTERN HOTEL. Henry Or:le, Pueba J J Gahn, San Jose Dr Richard, wf & ch, Ill Mrs £ MeM s, NY J Cochran, Canada’ J Woods, Sacio J Kouiger, Fresuo George Parker, Oakland J Hoyte, Oakland D L Fairbanks, Chicago O Madison, Chicazo J & Davidson, P Anderson, Benicia H G orteson. S Car D Walker, S Car L A Walker, S Car A J Andersou, Los Ang ¥ Walker, Los Ang SAN FRANCISCO “‘CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every Dight In the yeas BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o’clock. 339 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streeis; open until 9 o'clock. 1243 Misslon street; open until 9 o' clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 8 o’clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open till § o'clock. MEETING NOTIC NG at 7 £, OCCIDENTAL LODGE No. 22, and A M.—Called meeting for TH i degree. By orderof the W. M. vis ing brethren cordially invited. (MONDAY) E T:39_o'clock EDW. F. DELGER, Secretary. KING SOLOMON’S LODGE NO. 260 F. and A. M., Frank!in Hall, 1839 Filimore Second d THIS (MONDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. By order of the Master. HARRY BAEHR, Secretary. B JOTICE—THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockbolders of the Bank of California will be held at the banking-house in this city on TUESDAY, October 12, 1897, at 11 A. M. ALLEN M.'CLAY, Secretary. San Francisco, September 30, 189’ 2, JAINT LUKE'S HOSPLIAL—THE AN- nual meeting of the members of Lhe Corpo- ration of St. Luke's Hospital will be heid a: the Diocesan House, 7381 Caliiornia street, San Fran- cisco, on MONDAY, the 18ith instant, at o’cluck, for the election of five members of tne corporation and any other business which may come befure Lhe meeting. > V. 5. GIBBS, President. WILLIAM DOXEY, Secretar: NOTICE OF MEETING—THE REGU- ar annual meeting of the stockholders of the Nevada Bank of San Francisco will be held at its bavking office, 301 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Ca, on WEDNESDAY. the 13th aay of October, 1897, at the hour of three (8) o'clock P M. for the purpose of electing a board of direc- 10rs to_serve durinz the ensuiag year, and for the transaciion of such other business as may come before the meeting. D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary. San Francisco, September 28, 1897. 'EEK'S NEWS FOR 5 CENTS_THE & WEEKLY CALL.1p wrapper, for mailing. SPECIAL NOTICES, EF MEMBERS OF WILLIAMS & AMES Penoy Club meei on, TUESDAY EVE. ING. 8 o'clock. 9 Wetmord place, off Ciry st., near Mason. E&, FOULTERE store or hote: SMITH, 166 Perry st. , FIRST CLASS, IN pick, truss, bone or lard. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR 84: collections made: aty or country. Pacifie Collection Co.. 415 Montgy st.. room 6: tel. b5EO. PAINTING, WHITK.NING, PAPER- hanging. HARTMANN, 239 Third st. T ks, DR FISH, 144 GEARY, ROOM 8; electrician;alcohol Turkish baths:unrivaled &, MME HANSEN; LATEET GALVANIC battery and cabinet baths 116 1aylor st SITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa. RELIABLE. MIDDLE-AGXD SCANDINA- Uvian woman desires situatfon: assist house- work or second work: $10 to $15; 8 years iast place. MI~S CULLEN, 528 Sutter st. JEAT GERMAN COOK AND HOUSEWORK pirl desires si on; 3 years last place; city orcou.try. MI>S CULLEN, 323 Suter st SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. S!EADY YOUNG GERMAN WISHES WORK of any kind; good horseman: can milk: good references; small wages. A. G. B, box 39, Call. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. (G'BLTO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK; PLAIN washing: small family; wages $12, call afier 9o'clock. 2612 Larkin st. W ANTED—GOOD CABINET-MAKER AND boy for varnishing. Apply Sevcateenth and Wisconsin sts. STEADY YOUNG MAN, WITH YEARS' EX- perience, wishes a position as driver of a miix- Wagon; referencess .iven. Address B. W., 35 Eday st TOMAN WITH A GIRL 5 YEARS OLD DE- sires situation; good cook and houseworker: best reference; $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. TEEMAN EMPLOYMENT OFriCK—MES. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 5332), furnishes best helo of al: nationalities. lt PECTABLE AMERICAN WIDOW, IS alone, wants work and & good hom worthy and kind; no money to be idle; strictly honest and temperae: wants (0 g0 no Call at the Oakland House, 66412 Howard st, near Third, upstairs, room 43. DESPECTABLE GERMAN \ position as cook or housewor! or boarding-house: City or countrs lish. A.J., 207 Monigomery ave., ORTH GERMAN NURSE WISHES SITUA- tion: care for children, assist in upstairs work or Lousework: City Or country; references; Speaks fine German. G., box 164, this office. EAT GERMAN GIRL WISHES POSITION housekeeping or tending store: coutry pre- ferred. 550 Mission, room 21; only respectable parties need answ, W ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN woman situation as workineg housekeeper; i3 a fine cook: would go across the bay. MKS. R., Golden Gave ave. ‘\ U)lr{N WISHES TOGO OUT BY THE DAY 10 do laundry work in private families. 1224 Union s r IMAN WOMAN WANTS PLACE N : housework: sieep home. Call 11 102, 248 Fifih st GIRL WISHES rivate family speaks Eng- oom 7. OMAN WISHES FEW MORE ENGAGE- ments each week by the day at housecleaning d 8 Mary st SIS 1 HO! wazes uo object. W ITUATION ul housework; good cook: kiud tochl dren: city or country. 27%g 4ch st., over florist. SMAKER, “CLASS FITTER; h draper: designer; thorough dressmaker day. MISS WARWICK, 830 Geary st. LISH WOMAN WA NTS A SITU- room 9 DN AS do plain sewing Call 7 Grant ave., room 2 and 3 “FROM THE COUNTRY WISHES pesition as housekeeper in widower's family. 120 kddy st., room % YELIABLE GERMAN WOMAN WISHES TO \ take cure of invalid lady or erown child, or any kind of light work of trusi. 327 Fourth, upstairs. INED AMERICAN WOMAN (MIDDLE- ged) desires care of_children in family where Kkindness and_faithful di of duties will be appreciated. M. .., box 64, Call \\r..qu WANTS GENTLEMEN'S UNDER- wear to wash and mend. Cail 466 Minnast, in rear. You ENGLISH LADY, STRANGER IN city, would like a situation as housekeeper: no objection to the country. Rooms 10and 11,122 Post st. RESPECTABLE GERMAN WIDOW WITH littie girl wishes a position as housekeeper for widower; good home the object. 3178 Twenty- tourth st., near Church I ESPECTABLE GERMAN LADY, EXCHL lent cook, wishes work of any kind by the day. Address MRS J.. tox 40, Call Office. W ANTED—BY RELIABLE WOMAN, GEX. eral housework: gooa cook and Iaundres city or country. Cail 124135 Market st. QWEDISH WOMAN WAN eral housework: tion if required. T.) + FOURTH, KOOM 25, SECOND FLOOE— _b Young widow wants & situation as house- keeper for widower. S T0 DO GE is good cook; recommenda- 1239 Mission st in basement. Q\\' ,w FIRST-CLASS COOK, WISHES S1T- » uation; can do German, American or Swedish cooking; good reierence; wages $30. 613 Mcal lister st. W ANTED-—BY SWEDISH WOMAN, POSI- tion as cook in a first-ciass family; San Ra- 1818 Polk st JXPERIENCED CHILD'S NURSE WISHES situation; references. 2113 Larkin st., near Vallejo. 7OUNG DANISH GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion as second girl in private family; refer- ences. 2091 Chatianooge st ANTED—BY ELDEKLY LADY: MEND- ing or nursing by the day. R., 2526 Missioa. fael preferred. MERICAN WOMAN WISHES POSITION as managing or working housekeeper, with daughter; daugnter capable of teaching Engiish branches. also music; first-class reference, House- keeper, box 59, Cali. APABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN DE- sires housekeeper's position in _ widower's home, city or country, or on rauch. 25 Ninth st., room 8. [(IRST-CLASS BARTENDER WANTS A PO- sition In the clty. Add. Bar T, box 102, Call. IRL WANTED FOR GiNERAL HOUSk- work and cooking; references required. 636 Baker st. W ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work: apply after 9 a. M. 38448 Twentleth st., N£. cor. Capp. OACHMAN: THOROUGHLY UNDEE- stands his work; best reference; can alsodo general work and milk cow. Aadress B. C., box 5, Call Office. BSY 24 LIVING HOME, WISHES POSITION in office with chance to advance and attend night scnool. Address 2141 Sutser st. {IRST-CLASS GARDENER, 34 YE\RS OF age, desires position; reference; 3 years in last place. Address DANE, box 7. call Office, vakland. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS ENGINE R A wants s:eady position: country preferred. Address 521 Tark ai’ OUNG MAN, SPEAKING GERMAN, wishes employment as saiesman. R. P., 821 Tork st. JOUNG SCANDINAVIAN, GERMAN OR Danish girl for housekeeping; family of three. (QFFICE BOY, AGED 16, RESIDING WITH parents; reference required. 130 Powell st. W g EU-GENERAL TAILOR ON COATS. 385 Sixth st. WALTER WaNTED. COFFEE JOHN, 616 Sacramento st. ACTIVE MEN AS AGENTS, 836 HOWARD 8t.; call 4:30105:30 p. M. 2512 Steiner st. (;EBMAN GIRL_MUST BE GOOD COOK; ¥ reference required. Call 2315 Sutter st., be- tween 9 and 11. APPRR. TICE WITH SOMK on custom coats; DPaid by Seventh st. EXPERIENCE learning. 20814 IDDLK - AGED WOMAN FOR LIGHT housework; zood home; smail wages. 12015 Hayes st. 'BABBEB WANTED. 6 MARKET STREET. IRS1-CLASS, 8OBER BARBER WANTED; wages. 1207 Scot APERHANGER: GOOD ON BUTTING; 7:80; $2 50 per day. Cor. Third and Folsom sts. BUSL S CHANCES. £ LODGING-HOUSE: 16 ROUMS; ALL $420. biack wainut furniture; rent reason- able: busy lucation; fine pince for steady oF | transten: trade. M. LKSS, 5 Fourth st PARTNER WANTED IN A BUTCH- $10 . er-shop; well located "\‘,"flx“f,““,ff,,',',‘; doing a paying trade: chesp ren:; 3 lIving-rooms; an excelloar chance for » buicher. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. R WANTED IN A WELL-PAYING lon usiness: establishied and run by / present owner for 20 years: exceliently locate no night or Sunday work. For juriher informs- tion apply to M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. R() SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE $ 1250. 5a busiest portion of the. city fronts 16 rooms; all furnisued; low rent; long lease: I3 dotrga fine paying trade; positive’ value in Sight | for more than the price asked; bears full investi= zation: must be sold, as owner is aoout to leave the State. M. LES=, 5 Fourth st TLERK FOR GROCERY ANL BAR. COK. Geary and Leavenworth sts JOMAN OR GIRL 710 ASSIST IN HOUSE- WOrk; $10 10 $42. 622 kllis st. OY TO LEARN PRINTING TRADE; MUST give first 3 months. J., box 91, Calt Office TRONG GIRL, GE NERAL HOUSEWORK, $20. 3740 Twenty -fifth, after 9. QHOEMAKERS ON REPAIRS AT 74 MIS sion st. (IRST-CLASS PLUMBER work in_the dress R. W. E., (NGINEER, SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS, Wishes situation to run steam-engine, electric or pumping machinery: also handy with carpen- ter's tools. © A. E., box 54, call Office. WOULD LIKE country at moderate wages. Ad- box 15, Call Oftice. (XPERIENCED YOUNG MAN WISHES TO finish his trade, biacksmith and wheelwright; permanent situntion: start on small salary. Ap piy JIM, 857 Market st. L IDDLE-AGED MAN, HANDY ABUUT machinery: can do repairing 1 wood or aiso fireman or engineer: good refere nce. - K., Reno House, Sacramento st. iron, H. {TRST-CLASS KANCH COOK ORGARDENER and borseman on a gentleman’s_place: am & practical man. Aadress A. K. D.. 139 Minna st. APANESE AND CHINESE MPLOYMENT office, best heip, 3148 Sutter st. tel. Grant 30. 7OUNG FARMER AND WIFE, WITH NO children, wish places on ranch; capable In ry_respect: best references. Address E. G. SLSON, Golden Gate, Oakland. ENGINEER'S POSITION BY COMPETENT man familiar with refrigerating, electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic machinery. Address LOUILS B. GORDON, 1005 Golden Gate ave. TOUNG MAN; F XPERIENC place to drive mik wagon. J. K. INGINEER: LOCOMOTIVE OR STATION ary; firsi-class letters: fitteen years last place. G. E. L, box 48, Call Office, WANIED— POSITION AS TEAMSTER with some city firm: first-class reference. Address A. X., box 124, Call Uffice. WANIS A , box 161,Call. QITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS praner; has been raised on a fruit ranch. F. ¥, tox 14, Cali Office. 615 JAKA’'S JAPAN ploy ment oftice, APANESE FIRST-CLA sitnation as waiter in fi box 44, Call Ottice. VW INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms. 8¢ to 8150 per ni 116010 86 per week; convenlent and respectable; iree bus and basgage (o and trom the ferry. LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscriptions snd wan: ads taken. E AND CHINESE EM- 4B Sutter st.: tel. Grant 30. S WAITER WANTS ily in toe city. J.X., HELP WANTED-FEMALE. TRAINED COOK FOR INSTITUTION, 340 TO $60: waitress and pariormaid, $25, see lady here; 2 German and French nurses, $20: 2 Ger- man and French second girls, $20: 4 cooks. Ger- man style, $25 and $30: laundress and chamber- mald, private family, $2 neh cook, $20: 2 restaurant waltresses, $5 week and $25, and » £reat many girls 1o fill our numerous situations in city and country. J. F. CRUSETT & CO., 816 Sutter st. 7R (ORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN S0 e e living-rooms and bath: dofnga g0 d trade; cheap rent; bargain. M. LESS, 6 Fourtn st. 10(), FXUITAND PRODUCE BUSINKESS - in the Mission: 8 itviug-rooms: horse and wagon: old established; must be soid at once, on account of sickness. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st 175, BRANCH BAKLRY, NOTION AND $ { 9. stationery store: » rooms furnished: ' rent $11 per wonih; north of Market; well stocked. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. A FERENTIOE ON COATS AND VESTS. 724 | QHOEMAKER WANIED ON BEPAIRING. Howard st., near 1 hird. 644 Howard st, (QFERATORS ON ~CHILDREN'S COATS; | DRRAND-BOY WANTED. 103575 FOLSOM WOrk at home. 849 Market st. street. ANTED-GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE-| QHOEMAKER WANTED T0 WORK OR B work. 827 Golden Gate av irs. snop. 423 Broadw e r TR Y ANTED — QUIET STEADY GIRL IN “Vnsuuunl. 310 Thirc 8. SALESLADY AND GOOD BOY; DRY GOODS store. 1221 Stockton st. IRL TO HELP IN GENERAL HOUSE- work; sleep home. App.y 8174 Hayes st. CUSTOM FIRsT-CcLASS FINISHER ON coats. 942 Folsom st. IBL WANTED 10 ASSIST IN BAKERY. 61415 Post st. VIRL., A family LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING; Call 1509 Ellis st (GIRL FOX CIGARSTAND AND BAR. 519 Fast st ATTERNS 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUK- nished shops and families: positions fre. DOW ELL Dressmaking, Millinery School, 1 Oruan'loxs—\uxw;n LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3214 Fremont st. ANTED—AL CLOAK FINISHERS AT M SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Market st. 615 J\ Ofi’l‘ CONVENIENT AND RE! PECTABLE; Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 room 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baggage to and 1rom ferry. LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. HELP WANTED-MALE. JANTED— MAN ABOUT PLAC farmers, $22: 5 miners, $250 a day: 2 min. ers £2, and board; laborers, $1a day and boara: Wood-choppers; railroad tie-makers; Swiss farmer, 220. and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Secramento st. ‘ JANTED—PORTER AND RUNNER FOR country, $20: choreman about country hotel; ranch cook, §15; restaurant cooks, waiters dish- washers gnd others. Apply J. F. CROSETT & C€O., 628 Racramento st. W ANTED—2 NEAT YOUNG MEN FOR RES- taurant to assist in dining-room and leara to wait at table: wiges $20 10$25 and board; first- class chauce for younx men who understa something about restaurant work. Apply to CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. 225 REE FARE!—BOTH WAYS'—FREE FARE! 10 2-norse teamsters for Arizona, $1 75 a day; cail this morning before 8 o’clock with biankets. G K. HANSON & CO., 108 Geary st. JECOND GIRL, $18; GIRLCORTE MADEKA, +) 815: girl Fair Oaks, $15: girl Newark, Ci $15,see party here 91011 A, M ; girl Bush sc., #15% girl Post st, §15; girl Nevaia, fare ad- vanced, $15: girl B ue Canyon. family of 2, $15; girl Fddy st, $15: girl Webster st., $1. girl Oax st., £15.° MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. (G'BL ATHLONE, CAL. $20: GIRL VAL- X lejo. $20; eirl _onora, Cal, $25; 3 girls Ala- meds, $25; girl, Vacaville, Cal, $20; 3 giris Fresno, Cal, $15 and $20: girl M1l Vailey, $285: iirl San Mateo, Cal, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 3 YOUNG MEN WITH SOME KXPERIENCE 48 arm waiters; $25 and iucrease. C. H. HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. HAIR ~HOP: hed; for rent: Appiy Call ufice. 2 SUNNY RMS,, 00d location; $20. WO-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE cheap. Apply 33715 Broadway. WE WANT A FEW MEN OR WOMEN IN €very town to work for us day or evenings at their homes: pieasant emplo ment the year round: no canvassing: we pay $9 10 $18 weekly; any one who can read can do tne work: you wii flid (hi- a spiendld opportunity; send us your ad- dress; we wiii send you full explanation and st you to work immediately. Address tand Manufacturing <o, Depsrtment 47, I wenty-third st., New Yor. RECEULTS WANTED FOR THE U U States marine corps. United States avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the 21and 30 years who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to become such: must be of good char- acter and habits and able to speak. read and write English. and be between b feet 5 inches and 6 feet in heignt. For further information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Ellis st., San Francisco, Cal. W ANTED — FIRSI-CLASS EXPERIENCED clothing man: also experienced furnishing £00ds salesman: window-dressers preferred: good salary. Address H. C., box 119, Call. W ANTED_MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER, in winehouse, as barkeeper, also act as indoor salesman; state last employment address: Ger- man speaking pre erred. B. S, box 143, CalL 'O LADIES—COAT, VEST AND TRUUSERS- makers wanted. Apply at 11 A. M. at the Stev- enson-st. ~ entrance. CHARLES LYONS, 741 Market st. V [ ANTED—PRACTICAL HARD-ROCK Ma- cbine miners. M. 0., box 84, Call Office. ;IRST-CLASS CABINET-MAKER WANTED, FINK & SCHINDLER, 1308 Market st 1 OPERATORS; HIGHEST WAGES. DA- VIDSON & MILLER, 731 Market st. [ ANTED—GOOD COATMAKERS FOR C tom work. 106 Battery st. ) ANTED—UNDER-PRESStR BOY has had experience. 106 Battery st JIBST-CLASS PRESSMAN ON CUSTOM vests. 1055145 Folsom st. W ANTED—GROCERY CLERK; STATE perience and wages expected. Address box 50, Call. J,ATHER WITH GOOD REFERENCES CAN 4 obtain employment and a home of his own on the best terms ~ Inquire box 11, call Utlice, Oak~ iand. WHO FREE FMPLOY- | AREE Office. S. FUCHS, Sec., 325 Grant ave. ment WAITERS: 330; CITY. CO., 108 Geary st, C. R. HANSEN & 5 VW ANTED — GOOD —CARKIAGE BLACK- Smith. 47 and 49 Bealo st. ORTER AND RUNNER FOR COUNTRY hotel: large sirong man: $25 and found. C. B. HANSEN & CO., 108 weary st 'O TAILORS—FOREM CUTTERS WANT- ed. Apply between 10 and 11 to CHARLES LYONS, 721 Market st. RUNER, HOTEL, $26 AND FOUND: WASH. er, 88; starcher, $26, C. R HANSEN & Co., 108 Geary st. 18L WASHINGTON ST., $20: GIRL SCOTT ; girl Masonic ave., $20; girl Sutter st., $20; cook and nursegirl, $28: girl Jacksor $20; girl Gough st., $25: girl Broderick MARTIN & CC.. 749 Market st, SECOSD GIBL, PALO ALTO. $20; SEE PAR- ty here,8 w0 11 a. M. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ] U¥CH COOK AND PORTEE, $26; COOK, ‘count #40; cook, $30; Jupinese assistant cook, $15: shori-order c0ok, $25: dishwasher, $20; boy to make beas, $10; choreman, $10. C HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. CANDINAVIAN MAN TO DRIVE MILK ‘wagon, $30 and found : see party here Monday 9ax (K HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. E. 615 LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. TYLISH HAIRCUT 10C: ELEGANT SHAVE 5c; clean towels. 602 Pacific st., near Kearny ANTED_GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi. your feet at the same price you bay made ones, irom 81, §5 $3, 84 aad ¥o. ac 9% Mission st., bet. Firsc'and Second. FIRST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES cloaks. M. SIMINOFF, 1228 Market st. COLORED GIR CO., 749 Market s! g GERMAN AND FRENCH SECOND GIRLS £20. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. $15TO$20. MARTIN & JARMER, $20; 6-HORBK TEAMSCER, $20: 4-horse teamster, $20, same ranch: 2 muckers: 10 tunneimen: 20 coal-miners; Burleigh drill man; man about place, $15. C. R. HANSEN & JERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, ALAMEDA, $30 MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ADY'S MAID; REFERENCE REQUIRED. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st IKE POSITION Y OUNG WiDOW WOULD 1 223 Mason st., as_housekeeper for widower. room 1. UTUATION WANTED AS HOUSEK ER W or for lodging-house. Room 49, 850 Market. MIABL% AND ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG LY 1ady a a permanent place as housekeeper in notel, r's or bachelor’s home. 1204 Geary st., room 2, £ GERMAN SECOND GIRLS, CITY, O MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 5, $25 TO $30 AND ROOM, MAKIIN 749 Market st. WAITRESSES, $3 TO 85 PER WEEK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. $20. + COC & CO. 12 CHAMBERMAIDS $12 TO 520 A MONTH, room, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. CO., 108 Geary st. 1 SCANDINAVIAN LUMBER FILERS FOR country sawmill, $26 and found. C. R, HAN- SEN & CO., 1U8 Geary st. ECOND COOK, $85: 3 SECOND COOKS, $7, $8 and $9 a week: cook, $1i a week; 3 night cooks, $25 and room; cook, smail hotel, room: cook, $40 and ‘room; cook, $46 and room: ook, country, $50 and room: nighi cook, $15 & Wi broiler, $8 a week: cook, $35 aad room; €00k for Southern Californta. MARTIN & Cu., SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE beer or wine bc; best tree lunch. 648 Clay. E Fl MEN’S CALF SHOES $178; TO ORDER $2 50: men’s bal! soling 35c; heellig 25c; strictly one price. 959 Howard st. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 360; MENS shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons st halt the usual price. 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. W T MONTANA HOUSE, 76414 Mission; men to take rooms: 10c, 16¢ and 25¢ per night; 60c, 90c and $1 per week. \VA.'T:-;»—M;-.:\’ 10 LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools posicons furnished: 3 weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 13814 Kighth, 749 Market st. 4 DISHWASHERS, 84 A WE 5 DISH- washers, $15 and room; 3 dishwashers, $5 a week: 2 dishwashers, $20 and room: dishwasher, $6a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. 7OUNG LADY (GERMA a housekeeper’s place; country hotel preferred. N) DESIRES TO GET widower's home or 207 Post st., room 8. RN WIDOW WISHES SITUATI Lousekeeper: city oOr country. N AS 3251, Bush st, rooms 8 and 4 LADY WANTS POSITION AS ekeeper for widower. Cail 120 Kiis si., £ WAITRESSES, 9 1IN 20 AND ROOM. MaR- & CO., 749 Market st. JRENCH COOK, $26 AND ROOM. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 00K AND WAITRESS, CITY, $40 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OOK AND WAITRESS, COUNTRY, $45 AND room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. N, §8, $10 AND 812 PER < month, room, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. ©) KITCHEN APANESE COUK, $7 A WHEK: JAPANESE, housework, $20, wtc.; Japanese dishwasher, $15 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market, HEAD WAITER, SMALL HO!EL, §35 AND room: waitor. 'dress suit, $30 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. ISIAN, WISHES POS ity or coun vidower’ 1122 Market st., room 31. Y QUNG WIDOW. Pa tion as housekeeper: home preierred. "OUXG LADY, RUSSIAN, DESIRE manent place as housekeeper; wido preferred. 223 Post st., room 2. PER- 's bome OUSEKEEPER, COUNTRY, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ERMAN GIRL, HOU: giris, housew ork, $2 $12, $15: nursegirl, $8. 108'Geary st. EWORK. $25: 10 15 girls to assist, C R HANSEN & (0., WAITERS $25 AND ROOM: 4 WAITERS, $20 and room : 6 waiters, $5 a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. YOUNG MEN, WAIT SOME, ET and §15 and room. MARTIN & o Market. 7OUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS| & STARCH IRONERS, $150 A DAY AND bousekeeper. 1118 Market st room 21, sec. | ¢ board: steady work, C. R HANSEN & ond Hoor. CO., 108 Geary si. TOUNG LADY WISHE- TO MAK WAITRESS FOR COUNTRY, self generally useful around bachelo 285 O’Farrell st., room 7. AINTING, WHITENING. f G- ing; roots, gutters painted. Kd wards, 1200 Webstr TOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP- er’s position. Cail 1104 Mission st., corner of Seventh, room 10. Y QUNG GIRL, STRANGER. DESIRES A housekeeper’s'place: country hotel or widow- er's home preferred. Rum, 24, 9068 Market, 2d floor. $20. G R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. RESTAGRANT WAITRESS, 85 AND 8§16, C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. CUOK FOR INSTITUTIUN, $20. C. R HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. HEAR WAITRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, 820. C. R. HANSEN &'CO., 108 Geary st. VHAMBERMAID AND WAIT, $20; NEAR city. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. EWING AND REPAIRIN . NEATLY DONE. Call or address 11214 Grant ave., room 8. JRENCH HOTEL COOK, $40. C. K. HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. COOKS’ HELPERS. 5,86 AND $7 PER wees. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market. 1 BAKERS HELPERs, §15 AND $20, ROOM, board, ete. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Marker. BOYS, 83 AND $4 PER WEEK. & €O, 749 Marget. 7 ASHER AND IRONER, COUNTRY LAUN- dry. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. RESTAUKANT PORTERS, $15 per month. MARTIN & CO., 74: MARTIN 4 v 7 AND §25 9 Market, CABINETMAKERS, MARTIN & CO- 749 Marke:. OOTBLACK, BARBER-SHOP, 87 A WEEK. MAKRTIN & CO,, 749 Market. PANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as housekeeper for bachelor or elderly gentieman. Apply 3054 Masou st., room 1. EFINED GERMAN BECOND GIRL, $25: German purse, $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. RIZONA—¢FREE!” “FR| 25 railroad -horse teamst free fare both ways: call early. na MURKAY & OVOMS, 15¢ T0 75¢ PER NIGHT: bUS 4v 34 00 per week. Orlental, 225 Drumm st. SAILOBS = AND ORDINARY ~SEAMEN wanted at LaNE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 15c NIGHT, 760 Dand §1 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. LSO HOUSE, 86314 MAKKET ST.—KUUMS 20c, 25¢ 1o 5U¢ night: 31 t0 $2 week. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C 4 mp to $1 25, 562 Mission st., Det. 1st and 2d. 30()() PAIRS-ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S shoes: been slightly damaged: at lesy ihan one-fourth their value: from 28c 10 $2 bl 662 Mission st., bet. First and Second. \ 7 INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a night; reading ro0] ree 'bus snd baggage (0 and from the ferry. 2526 M1SSION »1.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL; suuscripuoas sud wane ads laken. ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. TRY ACME HOUSE 857 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixth, for & room: 25¢ & night: &1 a week, ‘)2’ GROCERY-STORE 2ND BRANCH D £ZZ0. bakery in the Mission: 2 l1ving-rooms: rent only $10; doing good trade. M. LESS B Fourth st. . GROCERY AND BAR; PRESENT 1?5_700 owhex thre :yelfi: Dest locality south of Market: 3 nice ilving-room.; cheap rent: value for $400: must be sold aionce; owner sick. M. LESS, 6 Fourtn. 0 YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESY D rompuy# HEALY & Co.. 917 dturkat e Barguins: partner npeeded, downtown grill- T00m, no night or Sunday work, $500, Grocery snd bar, 3 living-rooms. $125. 0 $150—Corner bakery, candy, notions, etc., $10¢ cash, balance $5 moninily; 4 rooms. k)7 MECHANICY RESTAURA! " D}F &’)“ . ing a business of $15 daily: rent #20 month; trial given. HEALY & CO., 917 Market. XQR() CORNER HOUSE, 33 ROOMS, FINJL $850. location; 16 rooms, Market and T lor sts., $550: 14 rooms, Mission st., $350: houses for sale. HEALY & CO., 917 Market st ) FIRST-CLASS PAYING DOWN- &80 . town sa.0on, among the wholesale bouses: no night or Sunday work: clearing above $100 per month. WILKE, 783 Market st. P BEST-PA YING CORNER SALOON $3000. 20 city; established for many years; choicest location: close (o new Call, Exam- iner and Chronicle offices: fullest Investigation given: this is « genuine Klondike. See WILKE, 783 Market st. KOCERY AND BAR, FINE CORNER.. $750 Bakery and candy-store, €aloon, fine location. only.... Hotel in country town ne Restaurant and delicacies. Saloon worth $2000, price Grocery and bar, fine new c Partner wanted iu good business Restaurant and coffee sa'0on Cigar-stores from $100 to. Candy-stores from 100 HENRY C. DE 3 "OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS OF owner, an 0ld well-established grocery-stors, with bar, together with 2 story house of 5 rooms and bath; also large barn, horse. grocery-wagon, etc. Apply to owner, H. KO t, Fourth and Webster sis., Oukland. ART WITH SMALL CAPITAL IN something new; 200 customers to start: only oneiu the city; big money: English or kastern man preferred. ' 3 Ouk st. ARTY WOULD LIKE BRANCH BAKERY; income not less than $5 daily; small reni; no agents. Adcress J., box 61, this office. AN OLD-ESTABLISHED HAY, $ 1800. zrain. wood and coalyard; good loca- tlon. J. D., box 91, Call Office. $300, SBOCERY AND BAR; ROOMS - with or without furniture; rent $15 246 kleventh st. 9()(), BEANCH ~BAKERY, NOTIO: $200. Gad' ;= S mrse. Aty Cat: JALOON AND BARB“R-SHOP FUR SALE. Apply 211 Leidesdorft st. ALOON, WITH LIVIN ) able for man and wife; cheap. Cail ANTED—PARTNER TO OPEN BRANCH office of the “Wedding Bell” n Chicago; #2000 yearly sure: $500 required. Call personadly “Wedding Bell” oftice, 111 Ellis st., 5. k. 600, GROCERY-STORE AND BRANCH » bakery and notions: 3 living-rooms; Tent cheap; sold onm account of death of owner. ADp ¥ 623 Telegraph ave., Oakland. 92500, EALEINTEREST IN NKW PLAY $ . ready for production; critics predict unquestionable success; fortune assured. T, J., box 72, Call Uflice. JURNISHED DINNING-ROOM FOR SALE; 40 regular boaraers; cheap cash. 417 Mason. INING-ROOM, KITCHEN, WITH KANG tolet. 405 Geary st.; experienced parties. 0AL AND WOOD YARD FOR SALE. COR. Sixteenth and Guerrero sts. 75(), FORSALE-THE NAME AND BU: . mess of a first-class and centrally joca- ted coal yard: cheap rent. BOVEE, TOY & SONNTAG, 624 Market. JANTED TO BUY—WHOLE OR PART IN- terest in good-paying carpenter-shop. Ad- dress B. R., box 80, Cail. ] ABGE SALOON—OPPOSITE FACTORY; rent $25: average $10 a dey: must sell this week. 1121 Harrison. PAKTZ\'LR, FOR LIQUOR-STORE: MUST have some capital; German preferred. S, C., box 187, Call. (GS9D SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP. 319 East st., opposite ferry. ALOON IN FINE LOCATION: SPLENDID opportunity for man and wite. Cail 2415 3d st. AN1ED—A BARBER T0 BUY MY BAR- ber-shop and baths: cheap bargai; terms: cheap rent; inquire by mail. LA- BONGE, 307 Xorth Main st., Los Angcles City. (GENERAL =MERCHANDISE STOCK IN Menlo Park, for sale, and store for rent: bath on easy terms: advertiser has other busin-ss re- quiring his attention. Address O. K., box 60, Cal, OLD TOLL-GATE SALOON, ON SAN BRUNO road, below Six-mie House; good business; sickness’ cause of sale. MYENING AND EVENING ROUTE, JOINT- iy or separately: moderate. 1019 Post st., 9t01lax ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. stlli runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: L3¢ large rooms: 26c per night: $1 10$3 per week. AGENTS WANTED. OLICITORS WANTED BY THE FAMOUS Pants Co., 23 Kearny st. GENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR our ceiebrated teas, coffees, spices: big In- ducements offered: write for pariicuiars. agents wanted everywhere: free watches, bicycles, dishes. Great American Importing Tea Co.. 52 615 LABKIN-BRANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL _Subscriptions and want ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. CEINESE & JAANESE: XSTD 30 YEARS: belp;telmain 1997 ERADLEY & CO. 640 Qlay WANTED — POSITION AS HOUSE- xeeper. 231 O'Furrell st., room 28. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT &, MBS, STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM and cabinet baths. 12014 Geary, room 11. DIVIDEND NOTICES DIVIDEND NOTICE—THE BOARD OF directors of the Nevada Bank o1 San Fran- cisco hias this day deciared a dividend (No. 22) at the rate of six (6) per cent per anuum for the quar- ter ending Sept. 30, 1897, payab e on and after the 15th of October, 1897." Tr .nster-books will be closed from the 10th to the 15th inst., both days inclusive. D. B. DAVIDSON, Secretary. san Francisco, Oct. 5. 1897. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. UPERIOR HOTEL COOK, B “&T OF REFER- ence, desires & sltuation, J. F. CROSETT & 0., 318'Sutter st. ],ADIES FOR A FIRST-CLASS SERVANT, J coachman or butler, seeJ. F. CROSETT & €0., $16 Sutier st. N UMBER OF GIKLS, ALL NATIONALITIES, awaiting situations st MRS. HIRD'S, 721 Ellis st : teiephone Sutter 52. EXLISH GIRL, GUOD COOK, WaNTS A situation; has good references. ' For particu- Lars address or telephone MISS> PLUNKETT, 424 utter st. oflice; best help; tel. Grant 56. 30 Geary st. HUNTEE & CO. CHISESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61415 California st., tel. main 231, APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- liable belp. 709 Geary st. Tel Sutter 2125, HINESZ AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41434 O'Farrell, Tel. E. 426. ANTED—SITUATION BY MAN AND wite: city of country: woman a good cook and man understands care o7 horses and can be gener- ally useful. Inquire 37 Mary st off Mission. [JAKER, FIRST-CLASS ON BREAD AND cakes. wishes situation: bakery or ho.el; city or country. Address 528 Eryant st., baxery. VW AITRESS, 25, PRIVATE FAMILY: 10 housework girls, city and countrv., $20 and $25: 8 young girls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. , Coox AND SECOND GIRL, SAME HOUSE, 8:5and $15. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutier st. (G ELMAN GOVERNESS, $25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutterst. CnAlBERuAID AND WAIT. 8$15: COOK, $30; housework, San Rarael, $20: Alameds, $20; Oakiand, ¥25. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. AID AND SEAMSTRESS; SLEEP HOME; $20. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st Cowmsn NURSE, $15. MISS CULLE. Suiter st. ANTED—CHAMBERMAID AND SEAM. stress, $25, only private family references ac- ©copted: fiist-ciass cook for small German family, 336 German second girl, $20; cook for institu: tion, $25; nuise for child. woman who has becn a nurse for children only will be taken, wages $30: 20 housewors girls, $25 aud $20; 10 young girls at $15: 10 young housework girls at $10. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st \ 333 ANDY BOY WANTS WORK AROUND house, inside or outside, of any kind, Address 21 Rausch sireei, near Howard. ARDELNER AND FRUIT-GROWER SEEKS employment; 16 years' experience in orange- srowing. W., box 8, Call Office. TARDENER, MARRIED, WISHES PLACE in private family; good reference. W., box §, Call Office. ABPENTEEI?P AND CABINET.MAKER, / good mechanic, wants a situation. Flease call or address :86 Natoma st VW ANTED-NURSk FOR THE CARE OF one child: wages $30: fTeferences and exper- lence neces:ary. Apply MISS PLUNKET, 424 Sutter st. 00K, $30; SECOND GIRL, $20; CHAMBER- maid, $15: middle-aged woman, $15; 10 house- WOrk glris, $20; 4 German cooks, $25 to 830; 25 housegirls, 820. and a great many girls for the country. M RS NORTON, 815 Sutter st. (GIRL FOR CHAMBERWORK AND WAIT- ing, small couniry hoiwl, $25: 25 giris for housework, etc. country. MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 35 MEN 70 DRIVE 4HORSE SCRAPER tesms, $26 and found: 25 2-horse scraper teams, $20 and found: 25sawmiil and woods men, and found: 15 laborers for city work, $1 75 & day; 3 teamsters. $175 duy, citv work; 40 tie- makers, 6x8 8-foot ties: 50 woodchoppers for dif- ferent places, $2 60, 32 10. $1 60 cord. MURRAY Market st., Sun Francisco. ANYONECaN SELLIT: 25c FOR SAMPLE ‘Lightning Scissors Sharpener’: speak now: iargo territory. E. G STOWE, box 841, san Jose, Cal. TS MAKE FROM $3TO$6 A DAY SELL- g specific medicines. Apply 4335 Third st., DR. 6. KRAMPERT. % & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 9() XEN TO PULL BEANS ETC.. $26 AND $25 and found, fare $1: 38 steady jobs for farm, orchard and vineyara hands, $26, £25 and #20 per month and found: 8 choreooys: furmer and wife ior a vineyard, Napa County, $30 and found; urleigh drilier, $60 and found: graniie- cutter. $3 day. MURRAY & READY, 694 and 636 Clay st. LCOOKS, $30, $40 AND 850: 5 WAIT KRS $30, $25 aud $20; 3 aishwashers, $15, $ 20 and $10. MURRAY & READY, 6354 and 633 Clay st. 396 DIFFERENT PLACES VACANT FROM £75 to $15 per month and found: come one, come all, and see MURKAY & READY, 634 and 638 Ciay st. QECOND BAKER, COUNTRY $30 and found; waiter, country hotel, $25: 2 farm bands, $16: mau for vegeiuble garden; wood- chopper on shares: 2 sawmill laborers, $26: 6 Wwoodsmen, $26 and $30. R.T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. W ANTED—YOUNG MaN TO DO GENERAL work around privaie house: $25: cf y refer- ences. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sulter st., near Poweil. W 4ATER FOR CLUB. $40: SILVER MAN, $30. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. THES. M. INVESTMENT COMPANY WANT g00d ‘Wor-ers everywhere: something new. State manager, 218 Mcallister st. SHOP, OUNG MAN WANTS JOB: LIGHT WORK; small wages. Address S, box 14, Call Office, SWEDISH COOK, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands cooking and has reliable city testi- monials, wants a si:uation. Address or telephone MIsS PLUNKETT, 424 ~utter st WEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS cook, $40; ulso 2 Swedish cooks, $25; Nor- Weglan Cook, $30: 8 Swedish housework giris, $25; Daulsh housework girl, $15; ¥ German girls, $20; young Swedish nursegirl, $10: these girls can give the best o1 references: cau be seen Moo~ day at the Swedish and German kmployment Bureau. MRS. G. NOKTON, 315 Sutter, (GARDEXNER AND EXPERIENCED GRELN- house man; unders.ands care of Lorses and can milk; good references. 0., box 91, Call Office. ELIABLE‘ SOBER MAN WITH GOOD Teferences wants position with wholesale liquor house s salesman or otherwise: cau o anything, and not afrald to work. 435 1hirteench. —_— e MIDPLE-AGED MAN, EXPERIENCED IN s feneral office work and bookkeeping, wants y P n; low salary: resl estate preferred; references aud bonds. a.l».bvxn.ou‘:‘ (G ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell s, bas places for &irls of all aationaifies. ANTED-MALE AND FEMALE ~I GERs who will sing in choir for practic muveration. Address Choir. box 102, (- AGENTS WANTEL FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeguard; $1: also tonic soecific for all female troubles: for home use. DR AND MRS WiGKNKR. 526 * ddv s PARTNERS WANTED, Srncns R A ARTNER WITH $1500, OR EQUAL THAT mount in fresh groceries and general mer- chandise, to Op°n up a *cash’ grocery in a good Jive town: bestof referencesand full investiza- zood cpening for a live young man, box 60, Call Office. ——— ROOMS WANTED. P S S S W ANTED—UNFURNISHED FLOOR FOR light housekeeping in vrivate family by gen- tleman aud wite. AddressZ. Y.. box 82 «ail. —————————————————————— WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—A SINGLE BUGGY AND HAR- ness, an under-cut extension 10p surrey wis pole aud shaits, heavy single and light doubie s ness; must be chesp for cash and in good tion. Address W. F. FORSEY, box 257, Fx::ndq; Cal. 7OUNG LADY FROM EUROPE DES(Rr_;T gentleman partner. Room %, 111 Geary st. 00D CALL ROUTE 111614 Broadway. $250 GOOD RESTAURANT FOR SALE: - 8 bargain for the right party; good cause; trial givea. 2130 Fillmore st. Y QUNG GIRL, STRANGER, WANTS GEN tleman partner. 906 Market, room 24, 24 fiy (LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND R¥MOVE: short notice. J. B. FRENCH, 318 Van Nefs. OFFEE AND Tk from CASWELL & CO. CHEAP. ROUTES SUPPLIED 415 Sacramenta st. $500, WELL: ESTABLISHED CoFfkE . and lunch house; blg profit; jarty leaves city. D., box 5, Call Office. EE EMIL (OHN BEFOKE DISPOSING OF furniture. saloons, groceries, etc. ; goods :0ld on commlssion: low rates. 632 Market. Tel. Cay A7, F YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A BUSL ness see Cal. Business Exchange, 850 Market PLENDID STERN-WHEEL RIVER PAS- = i’n E’;:?t']:]‘,_‘]‘(h eamer for saie Apply Lo 353 ELER, General Agent Norta P Eallway, 638 Market si., & F. 0 1 Facle ORTLAND AGENCY 1HIS PAPE quire this office orué 158 b Oregon. 339 BAYES_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE UALL: subscriptions and want ads taken. E LODGING-HOUSES, IN- Third si., Portland, ] 4 BoOM HOUSL, 850 CASH. $ 225 20-room house, best 1 city . 1000 29 rooms, on Kearny st 2200 9-room flat. very good 450 18-room house, on Six:h st 600 42-room house, clears $250 1800 28-room house, Sixth st #50 25-room house, $200 cash 450 84-room house, cears $150. 1500 14-room houseon Eddy... 350 14-room house on Mason, ne; 250 Clty property, ranches and business piaces sale and exchange. H. C. Dr.CKER, 1020 Market. A, ELEIX, 109 SIXTH ST, « for clothing and books. OOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES rauges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1128 n-‘rl:: Q2 80LD, GOLD DUST. bought. WILLPAY CASH JEWELRY. 0. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 wm‘.trln.ci Y OUNG GIRL T ASSISTIN HOUSEWORK: good home: small wages. Apply between § 80d 2 O'clock at 1441 O Farrell st EXPERIENCED LUBRICATING-OIL SALES. man can oblain permanent position. B. O., ‘W ANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO TEND BABY; Wwages reasonable. 121 Six h st. box 81, Call Office. W a3TED — COLORED BOY BUOTBLACK. 821 Geary st. (G'BL FOR HOUSEWORK. APPLY AT 2824 Sutter st., from 90 12. OB-PRINTER: WILLING 1O PAR solicit. 344 McAllister st. S AWNBROKER—OLD GOLD, SIL' AST- Puflcxorhln‘hml‘hl. A Con. "M vm:'l':rAn?ri e —— TYPEWRITERS. S s TR ALL IYPEWRITERS SOLD 0t RENTED; send for price and sample ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomery o 1 & M- ANTED—GOOD RESTAURANT WAIT- Tess. 194 Third st Col PETEET STEADY BARBER WANTED, 815 Kearny st, MITH PREMIER, $45; CRANDAL) 3 sample work, SCOTT&BANNAN, B9y Monay $35O 22-ROOM COR>®R HOUSE, NICELY] - furuished; all full; good location. 23 Second st. NIGE MODERN COTTAGE IN THE Mix slon; vers cheap. V. C, Lox 82, Ciil Offi RsaTAvRAXT AND LODGING-HOUSE FO Rt rent in Eimburst. Inquire b.x 11, Call Office, Oukland. NCELY FURNISHED LODGING-ROUSE; g} rooms; sickness. J. S, box 3, Call Office. FQR SALE—2:1 SEVENTH ST., LODGING: house 0f 12 rooms; ail rooms rented: rent $3& ( VHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THR U WEEKLY CALL, sent. o any address 1n the United Staces or Canada one year for $1 G0, pasie