The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 21, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 1897 A 600D YEAR FOR GRAPES Prospects for Large Vint- ages in All Parts of the State. Reports Show a Good Quality of Fruit and Freedom From Disease. An Industry That Is Synonymous With the Name of California in the East and Abroad. There is a feeling of satisfaction among wine-growers all over the State because ol the magnificent crop prospects for the vear. It is a difficult task to determine just what the crop will be this year, but the most conservative estimates place it far hicher than the usual output. The most careful estimate yet promul- gated was compiled a few weeks ago by the Wine and Spirit Review of this city, and the figures show a large yield all over the country. The following questions ‘were propounded to growers all over the State, and the replies from all sections show a most favorable outlook: Is the wine grape crop in your section good, bad or indifferent ? Has it been affected by disease or heat to any extent? 1fso what? What is the expecied average yield per acre in tons? What is the prospect as to quality? What prices are being paid for grapes? Have the cellars sufficient cooperage to handle the crops? Replies have already been received from scores of large vineyaraists all over the State, and all are encouraging. Good cheer comes from the tollowing counties in psrticular: Sonoma, Napa, Contra Costa, Alameda, Sauta Clara, San Joaquin and Fresno. The tenor of all the letiers is favorable, and there is a general feeling that the importance of the wine industry is now such sas to attract general attention all over the United States. It is believed that the revival of good times in the East is such as to enable thousands of former consumers of wine who have been forced to quit using it to begin again, thereby making a demand for the California product. With all the good news about crops the question of prices is largely unsettled. Tor example, in the Napa Valley $10 per ton is being offered, and $1 per ton more for each cent the wine sells for over 10 cents per gallon. In the Livermore Val- ley big prices have been paid for the choicest varieties, but the commoner grades will probably go at the same figure as elsewhere. The importance of the grape crop to the people ot the State cannot be fully uner- stood until there is a review of the figures, The subjoined tables show the shipments for July and August. The total exports of California wine by sea and rail in July were as follows: Byaen. ..o By rail overlan Total.. The exports of California wines by sea in Augusi were as follows: Cases. Ga! To New York 17 St. Louis. . Cineinngti Central America.... 244 Mexico = 3 Hawal 3 76 20,423 British Columbia.. 14 820 Japan ana Chin 95 2,689 Great Britain. 5,000 Germany . Other European. . Tahiti.. 3101 All other foréign.. 598 Totai.. 244,155 $77,029 Thus it will readily be seen that the vintage everywhere. reported is of good volume, and there is every prospect that the Eastern demand will be larger than last vear. Those who have been inter- ested in advancing the cause of Califor- nia wines in the East say that 1t is the general experience that when people nse the product for a while they ask for nothing else. Grape-growing and wine- making have become so identified with this State that they are almost synony- mous with the name California. In every part of the East inquirers for California lands ask whether they are fit for the growing of grapes, and each year adds to the interest in the industry. For these and other reasons vineyardists feel en- couraged over the outlook fer good vint- age. WILL EXAMINE THE WATER, The Board of Health Preparing to Ex- amine Spring Valley Reservoirs. On Saturday next samples of water from each of the reservoirs of the Sprine Valley Company will be taken by the Board of Health for the purpose of bacteriological and chemical examination. This action was decided on because of the many complaints that have recentiy reached the Health Office regarding the quality of the water that is being furnished the people of this city. The party that will collect the s: mples will consist of Heaith Officer O’Brien, Bacteriologist Spencer, Chemist Wenzel and an inspector, —————— The Bell Case. Ir the Bell estate contest in Judge Coffey’s court yesterday Theodore Kytka testified that he believes George R. Eaton wrote the letters signed Henderson and sent to Judges Slack and Coffey. “Mammy’’ Pleasant testified ana disputed the material allegations made by voung Fred Bell in hischarges against his mother, Mrs. Theresa Bell —_— LATES1 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCK, ¥oreign Ports. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Oct 20—Stmr Teutonlc, from New York. #BALTIMORE—Salled Jct 20—Stmr Munchen, for Bremen. ¥ BOTTERDAM—Sailed Oct 20—Stmr Spaarn- dsm. for New York. T SAN FRANCISCO “CALL.” % PBUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— 710 Merket street, open unul 12 o'clock every mignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 8:30 o’ciock. 289 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until o'clock. 1243 Mission street; open until 9 o clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Tweniy-second and Kentucky open till 8 o'ciock. ————————————————————— MEETING NOTICES. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Lodge, No. 212, F. and A. M., meet; 1HIS EVENING, at 7:30 o'ciock, for firs: degree. By order of ine Master. E. C. HARE, Secreiary. 1882—¢A NICHT AT THE Auid Hame”—1897—Sixteeath grand “annual Hallowe'en Ball aud “¥avse Fuce’ party given by the San ¥rancisco Scoitish_Thistle Ciub at B'nal F'rith Hall, 121 Eddy s, FRIDAY LVENIAG, October 29, 1897. Hat and ciock rooms at_disposal of guests. False fuces furnished guests free. Grand march at 8:30 P. 3. T.ckets 25 cents. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT REM- nants of curtains, dress goods, corsets hosters, underwesr. bedspreads, towels, laces, linings, trimmings, veilings. eic, very cheap at Ploneer Dry-goods Store, 10 Fifih st. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, carbon. L. & M. Montgomery st. EZ AN FRANCISCO OCTOBER 19, 1897— To whom it may concera: ‘Take notice that I will not, sfter this date. be respousible for any debts co.tracted by my wife, MKS. LYLA NOBLE, she haviug, without csuse, left my bed and board GEORGE G. NUBLE, Third and Townsend sts. PAPER, ALEXANDEE, 110 W NOIrICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Maria Kip Orphanage ot Lake street and Seventh avenue, San Francisco, Cal., has re- ceived the following orphans and halt-orphans from June 30 to September 30, 1897: Susunna McCarihy, 6 years 9 months: Katie Mills, 11 years; Cectle “Williamson, 9 years 6 monihs: Grace May Woods, & years: . imira Evans, 4 vears 8 months; Josepline Carey Pace, 4 years 10 months. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR s4: collections mude: ay or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st.. room 6: tel. 6580 PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER- hanging. HARTMANN, 239 Third st. E& MBS DR FISH 10135 GRANT AV.RM 2; electrician:aicohol {uikish baths: unrivaled £, MME JiaNsk: battery and cabinet ‘baths 116 iaylor st MRS, STEWERT, GENU M and_cabinet baths. 12015 Geary, room 1 LATEST GALVANIC SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE, EAT SWEDISH GIRLS & tions as second girl and seamstress In an American family; firsiclass German cook, with the best reference, desires si:uation in an Ameri- can family: 3 Swedish glils, verv neat, desire s tu- ations as houseworkers in the city. Apply to J. r. CROSEIT & CO., 316 Sutter. 2 NEAT GEKMAN GIRLS DESIRE SITU tions at second girl and seamstress; prefer the country; refererce. Apply to J. F. CROSSELT & CO., 316 Sutier si. IKE SITU ITUATION EY FIRST-CLA-S » urse; can take entire charge of infan reference. App. J. F. CROSET CHILD'S best of & Cu., 316 Sutter. ADIES CAN SECURE FIRST-CLAss HELP of all nationalities by calling on MISS CUL- LEN, 825 ~utter st. VOMPETENT MOTHER AND DAU ) de fre situations nurse: wages no object last piace. MISS CULL TER cook and second girl or ty orcountrs: 2 years 25 Sutter st. GERMAN COOK AND HO ires situation MISS CULL JIRST-CLAS work girl d clty or country. FIBST-CLASS DANISH SECOND GIRL AND seamstress desires situation, or &s nurse or maid; best local references: city or couutry. MISS CULLEN, 325 rutterst. NEAT YOUNG GIRL DESIKES SITUATION 4N as second girl or nurse or housework: $10 to $15: r-ference; city or countrys MIS3 CULLEN, 525 Sutter st. AND HOUSE- vears |a: 325 Sutter st. QUPERIOR SWEDISH COOK > work giri desires situation city or country. MIs> CULLE 1 ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFIC)—MRS, LT LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (el Main 5332), furnishes best help of al: nationalities. ANISH HOUSEGIRL WI:H THE BEST of city references wishes first-class cook and isundress MK . 315 Sutter. DEFINED YOUN IRL WOULD \ like 1o be companion to lady; no objegtion 1o traveling. Address J.S., box 10, Ca 1 Uffice. NTELLIGE G LADY, QUICK, AC- curate, of good ap earance, desires positis>n in office: small salary: referesce; slso wishes lady roommate. Call or address k. D, 2i8 Leaven- worih st. JIRST - CLASS HOUSEKEEPER WANTS work by the day: is a first-class laundress; will work for 75¢ per day or b/ the week for 81 50, and assist with ge.ercl wors. 6641 Howard st. room 43 Y ou DANISH WIDOW WITH 2 CHIL dren wishes po ition as housekeeper: good ook ; , o objection to country changed B K. meda « ounty. references ex- TRUELSEN, voldeu Gate, Ala- | 93015 Mission sc., SITUATIONS WANTED—Coantinna, JUOTCH WOMAN WANTS SITUATION S'G00d cook: baker and iausdress: referance experienced baby’s nurse wauts position also, 11234 Langton st., near Seventh and Folsom. HELP WANTED-—Continned. HELP WANTED-Continued. T WAITRESSES, 820 AND ROOM: 4 WAIT- re:ses, $5 a week; 3 waitresses, $15 and_room: :.n"ml for bakery. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar- et st, J OMAN, A GOOD LAUNDRESS, WISHES A few more engagements by the day. Address 88 Converse st. Q GERXAN COOKS, BOARDING-HOUSES, 7a iy, 815 and $30; callearly. MARTIN & CO. 749 Market st. YO'“:‘;G WIDOW FROM THE KAST WANTS situation as housekeeper. 207 Post st., rm. 1. OUNG WIDUW FROM COUNTRY WISHES position as housekeeper. Koom 12, 1020 Mar- ket st. BOARDING-HOUSE COOKs, CITY AND country, $30 and room. MARTIN & CO, 749 Marke: st JOK ANDLADY'S MAID, NICK PLACE, $40 and room. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Marke: st. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE: EST'D 20 YEARS; help: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & C0.,640 Clay VHINESZ AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT / office; best help. 41414 O'Farrell, Tel. E. 426. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office: best help; tel. Grant 56. 30 Geary st UNTEK & G CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California st tel. main 231, ! BUREAU: RE- Tel. Sutter 2125. (GERMAN GARDENKR WHO UNDER- T stands he care of ho:ses. can milk, etc., wishes APANESE EMPLOYMEN linble help. 709 Geary st F88T-CLASS IRONER, 825 AND FOUND; call early. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st (3 BEMAN HOUSEKEEP. PARTY ANTED — CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH. coopers, piece-work, wire-worker helper. 1 & by ; 3boys L0 learn tra e, 85 a week and increase; hov for store, $3 to $3 50 week: man about place, $!5: laundryman and wife, $55; miners, §2 50 & day: head laundryman tor institut on. §: found: young butcher for city, $30 to $35: cook, country hotel, $55. fare advanced; choreman about hoiel, country, and otbers Apply tod. E. CROSETT & €0., 62% Sacramento st. EDUCATIONAL. l EVENING BUSIN ESS COLLEGE,YOUNG Men'’s Christian Association—Studles in book- keeping, mathematics, stenograph., typewri.ing, mechanical and irechand drawing, geometry, aige: bra, elocuti n, German, :panish, knglish, vocal music and eleciricity all inc ude’t in membership privilege. Call or send for illus'rated catalogue, Associaiion bide, Mason and Eliis. Special privi- to young ladies in study of stenography. type- wrliing and German. H.J. NcCOY, Gen. Sec. BUSINESS CHANCES. $ 20; doing a good paving cash trade: inves- Ilp endid offer. \‘\"II,KI“ T83 Market ' Qi) OLD ESTABLI VU, grocery and var on 8 furnished rooms: 5 years’ lease: cash store and bar (rad=; owner engaged in o.her ANTED—WAL: ER FOK OYSTER-HOUSE, A week: waiter, $25; brolier, $50; cook. hirt ironer, $40; dishwashers, $15 and $20; dishwasner who can’ cook short orders, country, $25; etc. ANDR 208 Stockton st. FOBEMAN FOR ROCK GANG: CARPE ter, §2 50 a day: cellarman for winery, $26; boys to leain trade: cook, $30: waiter. £15: stock- man and wife. R T. WARD & CO., 608-610 Clay. 9() SEAMEN TO-DAY: LiNG J o office fee charged. HERMAN'S Clay. . $20: ? here. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. TIN & CO., 749 Market si. OMPETENT GERMAN GIEL FOR GEN- 2 . M 524 Grove st. nr. Fillmore. and 10 4.3 OURNKEYMAN BARBERS UNION FREE tmployment Uffice, 303 Vun Ness ave. K. k. SHINN. OPPER RIVE. THE MOST RELIABLE / expedition yet started for Copper River will leave this por: on Nov.10 ou the fast and safe schooner J. Eppinger, under command of Captain White. who i3 thoroughly acquainted wiih the Copper River country; sbe is fiited up for passen gers below deck: fare, includiug 1 year's provi- xions, with rivilege of one ton extra freight, only $175. For furth r information apply ut 718 Third i, near depot, frem 10 A. M. t0 3 P. M., Copper River Commercial Company. situation. Address ANDRE'S, 308 ~tockton st. VOACHMAN—SITUATION WANTED BY A (Ctaorouginy compeiant coachman; s U best of refe ences: is u firsi-cinss driver: derstands gardening. A. Q.. box 44, Call Uffice. (DANE), SPEAKS GrK- CANDINAVIA OOK AND NUKSEGIRL, SAME PLACE #45. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. G54 TRUCKEE, $20; FARE PAID. MAR- AITRESS FOR COUNTRY HOTLL; $20. HOUTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st Ceru bousework: must be good cook: refer- ences required: wages $20 to §22 50. Apply after Y EAT, COMPETENT PROTEST- or girl; must be good plain cook; reference, Inquire 900 Devisadero si. bet. 9 OMPETENT GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework In small American family; wages $20. 105 Broderick st., after 9 A. M. JIRL WAN1TED FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work at 1225 Webste, 1 obie hui 0 give bim . - ‘:o“:.‘:]‘ .‘.T...ofe..’ ?:3:'": unanér xy‘clrcum- IRl FOR LIGHT HOUSEWOR GOoOD stance. W. FALCON, 267 Minas st bome; insmell family. 1633 Oak st a =~ ———— et - < = REWORK. AN AXND WIFE GERMAN) WANTS OUNG GIRL FOKR LIGHT HOUSE A place in boardin, Siss 200d cOOK: N 13304 Hayes st wite good housesceper; clty or country. 271 Stevenson st. 7oU G MAN, 19 YEA®S UF AGE, UF £ood standiug aud apjearance, wishes a steady position; cau give firsi-class rejerences. Piease address L L., box 41, Cail. © STRONG MEN, ONE MARRIED, ONE SIN- o gle, wish positions in wholesale houses as por- ters, packers or drivers: references if required. Address H. L., box 29, Cail. WAIST- MAKERS — ONI.Y FIRST-CLASS banas need apply. J., box 57, this office. IRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK; $10: apply before noon. 2415 Fillmore st TRL TO ASSIST, LIGH! HOUSEWORK, care of baby. 941 Jackson st EAT GIRI. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 1310 Pac fic st. AINTER, WHITENER AND PAPEkK- Langer, with complete outfii, wants work by the day or contraci: city Or countrs. Address Brush. box 164, Call. t, 34 YEARS OLD, references: 4 vears Address 1322 Tenth st., Oakland. N PRESSER WANTED AT GOLDEN GATE Dye Works, 342 McAllister st. W ANTED-FIRST-CLASS PANTS FINISH- er. 64 Ihird st AILORESS AT 1071 MaRKETST.; STEADY work in store. OUNG CAKE BAKER WANTED, GERMAN preferred. 108 Ninth st. W ANTED_GOOD REED-WORKERS. EN- GEL & CU,, 3035 ~ixteenth st. |SUSHFLMAN WANTED AT HARSHALLS, Kearuy st ABINET-MAKKR WHO UNDERSTANDS STHOSG ASD STEADY BOY FOR DRUG- ANTED—GOOD COUK AND DISHWASH- er. 28 First st. Jointing. 5913 F.deral st off ~econd. store. Address Boy. vox 124, Call Office. PDISEWASHER FOR RrSTAURANT. Uak st 1185 F YOU WANT TO MAKE SOME MONEY with a little effort call at room 80, New Western Hotel, cor. Kearny and Washington sis, bet. 1 SCHUOL OF PHYSICAL CULTCUCRE AND Llocution, 1215 Octavis st, San Francisco, ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupui of Protessor G. W. Bayuham, Glasgow, Scotiand, and graduate the tchool of Oratory, Philudelphia, Pa, teacher. Office days, Thurs. P. M., Saturduy A. M. business; must se!l. WILKE, 783 Market st. ) BEST PAYING CORNER SALOON £3000. in“this ciey: establi hea for many years; choicest location: close by new Call, E aminer and Chronic e offices; fullest investigation iven: this is & genuine business bargain. See WILKE, 783 Market st. SALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST Bookkeepinz, business practice, short- ing, telegraphy, languazes, English branches: eiectrical, civil and miniugengineering, surveying, Ay Ing, navigaiion, et.: 20 teachers; day and evening sessions: write for catalogue. A}\' ERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL— Pupl's prepared for (alifornia and ~tsnford universities in day ana evening classes and pri- Vate lessons; teacuers’ and Civil sarvice examina. tions. Room 407, Parrott o ding. Y RES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 326 MONT- gomery s.: individual insiruction in short band, typing, bookkeeping telegraphy, etc.. iire scholarstip §5U: low Tates per week ana wonch, ARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE and Newswspaper lliusiration. 424 Pine SL.: free exhibition of works by students Gaily, 2 (o & F.M.: Saturday classes morming and afiernoon. 0 A GREAT BARGAIN 56 NICKEL- $60. slot machines; worth 30 = to-duy ; best speculation to mase money: they are easy sellers. Apply WILKE. 753 Market st GOOD PAYING HOTEL IN LIVE- $1000. 5 iown of 5000 mnabitants near = F.; large number regu boarders and gocd sient custom; reat onl. $30: lease. a genuine good bargain. Inquire WILKE, 783 Market st OLD ESTABLISHED AND FIRST- 3‘10 « class paving aay saioon amoug com- it nd wholesale merchan ren :’l::lw!l:cl:flce. Call WILKEF, 78315 Market s “O= AKERY AND COFFEE SALOON &2000. fi«:f(fm of the city: bakesover 2 barrels of flour per day: all cash store trade: crowded durinz meal hours: £ood steady trade ail day: rent reasonable; trial givea M. LESS, 5 Fourth st BOOKKEEPING—THERE 1S NO COLLEGE on W hose course is as thorough as mine: 4 108 weeks only required: rapidity ac fenres & CORNER SALIGN ON THIRD has an established trade; weli-ps 350. eap rent; good fixiures: ing aciual bargain, specialty. TARK, 85> Market 8t y room 572, 5 Fourch st. INGIL LING SCHUOL: CIVIL, ELECL, = DELICACY-STORE, BEST P. mining, mecn., survey,assay. archit.; dav ove: | O L 20. Westera add on; 1iVing-room: est. 1564 A. VAN DEK'NAILLEN, 935 Market. | rent; weil stocked: good business; WOrth JEUSENE DE FOREST. SCHOOL OF ACTING renioved to 530 Golden Gate ave.: call 2 10 4 £ LARKL 6 CALL QAN FR —BRANCH UFFICE OF THE ubscriptions snd wan: ads taken. CISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1286 124 posiiions in ’96, 108 in '97. LLESSONS 3 MAX MAIER leacher of zither, 528 Turk s: M. LESS, 5 Fourih st. ARTNER WANTED IN A WELL-PAYI Plominsion business: established and run by present owner for 20 years: excellently locaica; no night or Sunday work. ¥or furiher isforma- tion apply to M. LKSS, 5 Fourta, ~() ERUITSTORE IN HEART OF THE $350. ciiy's Sivingrooms: cneap rent: goox horse and waxon: has an exceilent paying busi- ness. M. LESS, b Fourth. BUSINESS FRENCH + course. OR SPANISH | at 2213 Geary st., room 39. ARDIHMETIC, WRITING, ight: $5 mo. 1604 MKt op.8th. §20 2 OOK K r ks PIN EN’SSCLEI S G, 5Cc: LADIES, 40c: WHILE you wait. 638 Market: branch 767 Market. ISS GAMBLE’ DANCING SCHOOL; children’s c.ass Sat. 8 p. u. 317 Devisadero. N his atternoon. REuABLE MINING BLACKSMITH AND \ ail-round mechanici steady work and good pay. Apply With reierences to Miving, box 16. Call Oftice BER STKONG YOUNG MAN, GERMAN, would lixe position in Jodging-house; large experience. Address £ B., box 104, Call. ) AKER BY TRADF, I~ DIST WISHES to do auy kind of ‘work. Call or address W. WEBLLE, on'st Y YOUNG MAN AS PORTER IN HOTEL ©or who esale house. X. L., box 13, Call Office, YARPCNTER WOULD LiKE JubB ON G 4 adlemans place, hotel or - institutions refer ence. D.Z, box 153, Call Office. IRL ABOUT 15 YEARS OLD FOK LIGHT housework. 1831 Eddy st. EAT GIRL } OR GENEKAL HOUSEWORK. Appiy 210 Ninth st G (GERMAN GIRL TO TAKE O RE OF CHILD and do light housework. 517 Montgomery st. \V ATER GIEL WANTED. 158 THIKD ST. OOKKE PER, STATE “RIENCE AND salary expected, to work night instead of day- time. Address M. N., box 6, Cail Ottice. ELASCO’S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Puplis rehearsed on siage. Alcazar buliding UDLAM SCHUOL OF D:amatic Art. ELOC 98 Sutter st 1SS BOL ‘CHOOL, 2318 CALIFORNTA; boar:; Eng, Fr., Ger, music; $30 8 mouth. 10N AND L \ 'S ARTY WITH $200 CAN HEAR OF opportunity to make $4000 by addressing B, Call Branch Uffice, 339 Hayes st. W ANTED_Z GOOD COA | MAKEES 6Y THE Week. W. THOMPSON, 1055 = Broadway, Oakiaud. AN IRL TO HrLP IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK; #7 per munth. 138 Russ st JXPERIENCED CITY SALESMAN, WITH INGINE: R OR MACHINIST: STEADY AND reliable; can give good reference. Address P. G., box 48, Call W ANTED—WOKK BY YOUNG MAN, GER- man, us:d to kitchen work, plain cooKing, waiting or oiler work: ciiy or country. Plense addres H. VIELI1Z, v32 Mission, room 5. DOSITION W man about plas references 110 former emplover. HANSON, 557 Sixth st., Oakland. NiED AS COACHMAN OR by youns man baving good Address JOHN (GEBMAN GIRLTO COOK, ASSIST IN WASH- ing, Iromng auG downstairs work: wages $30; Tefercnces required. 1i Columbia square, bet Sixth and Seventh. Folsom and Harrison. W E WANT LADY CANVASSERS FOR CHIL: dren’s holiday books: also for & general line of holiday publications, ali over the cosst. THE J. DEWING CO., Flood buliding. HUDEST, CAPABLE WOMAN 10 AssIST in wholesale house: references required. Ad- dress Houesty, box 81, Call. WANT PLACE IN 1 OU undersiands farm work _thoroughly. bet. Finth and Sixth. AN AND WIF try; N (5 EEBMAN JUST FKOM GERMAN y, EXPERI- X enced, wants position in butter, cheese and provision basiness. salury small. G. M., box 302, G GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. uerrero. OUNG GIRL FOR GENEVFAL HOUSE- Work ; 0o washing: $15. Y 1909 Vallejo st. JIRST-CLASS FINISHE® ON LADIES' cloaks. Apply 26 O'Farrell st., room 22. Call. BUOEKEEPER OF sXPERIENCE WANTS steady position; has vest of references. Ad- dress X. i Mi.. box 108. Call. AURENCE DRE~S- CUTTING SCHOOL, - 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without trying on: call and be convince. GOOD-PAYING refe;ences. Brownsione Wine Co., 331 Ellis st. V Poy 410 Brannan, ANTED—STEADY MA business; capital $100. JLL ME. BRULLMAN CALL AT H. FOS- TERS? Four.h and Hooper sts. c st., near Kearny, IRST - CLASS ladies’ coats. TAILOKS 504 Sutter st WANTED ON AREE 'S ASSOCIATION —FK ! ment Oftice & FUCHS, Sec., 8 EAMEN—ORDINARY, SHIP CARP. for Europe. stairs. EMPLOY- Gran: ave. NTER Shipping office, 10 = teuart st., up- QAILOKS AND wanted at LaN 0 | ADIES—COAT, VEST AND TROUSERS- makers wanted. Apply at 11 A. a at the st €enson enirance. CHARLES LYONS, 5zl Market st. OEDINARY SEAMEN ', 504 Davis, near Jackson. Steapy, o ® LIABLE SCANDINAVIAN wants work of any kind: can deive and take care of horses. K. H., box 82, Call. CAR- 10 Montgomery. FERATORS WANTED., LEVI STRAUSS & TYPEWRITER, = RIBBU bon. L. & M. ALEXANDE 0 L 2 t ONEST AND RELIABLE MINER OF CO., 8214 Fremont st. TOUNG WiTNURSE WOULD LIKE A PO- over twenty years' experieuce, aiso Al mill- - — = sition by November 1: child is 6 weeks cld. | Wan and assayer, woud ilke some party with ATTERSNS 25c; DRESSMAKEES FUK. Address J. A H, care J. J. MASON, Berkeley | means .o stake Lim for Aisska. For garticu ars nished skops and families: positi free. Mo station, Berkeley. | address . \., 5170 1 weniy-firih st = F. DOW ELL Dressmaking, Miliinery School, 103 Post. OUNG FRENCH MARRIED WOMAN | (1ARDENER, 84 YEARS OLD, SINGLE, ANTED—Al CLOAK FINISHEKRS AT M. v wishes position 10 do general housework and cooking; wiil sleep home: wages $25. F. N. P., box 91, Call Ofice, Wwants 8 situation; can run gas engine: refer- ences! 4 years in last place. Aadress 152 Tenth QITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT and trusiworthy Amerian woman 10 do gen- eral work in & smail family; 0o children. Address M. M. H, 1840 Fell st.: telepnone Pine 4551 sL, Oakiana. MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN (MARKIKD) DE- sires work: can milk aud take care of horses as watchman or lignt factory work. Address il T., box 4, Call. lh ED HCME IN EXCHANGE FOR tuftion, Euglish branches, French, Germ 'n, Spanish, 1y a certified teacher, Teacher, box 30, Call Uffice 1 ERMAN-DANIH GIRL WISHES POSI- X tiin as cook: city or country: speaks Eng ish. A Y., roum 7, New Atiamtic 1iotel, 207 Montgom- ery ave JUUTH AMERICAN HON &ST You 1D wishes position fn private family. Spauisn: do all kinds of nseful work: best city references. board and room, no wages. W. M., box 110, Lall G MAN can teach JIRST-CLASS GARDENER. GERMAN, D&- sires a situation; can atiend horses and cows. DOSITION AS HOUSFKEEPER F(R WID. ower, or hotel as waitress; no trifling. 729 Pine st. IKL WISHFES SITUATION housework and cooking: vlain Piease call 447 Natoma st, nr. Sixth. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES ~ITUATIO 10 Wait at table i coffee-Louse; sicep al home, Appiy 21 Verona at., cor. Third. Y A FIRST-CLASS WAITRK 8S_SITUATION in restaurant; wages $6.0 $7 a week. Address Giri, 518 Taylor street. Y OUNG GIRL WISHES POSITION AS TYPE- writer or bookkeeper. 201 Powell. room 6 1LARY IN KEDUCED « (IRCT wishes » position lawyer's office: references. VW IDOW WISHES PLAIN sk AND repairing to doathome or in familes 116 Sixth st., room 6. UTUATION €00k In pr (CoxpETENT WOMAN WISHES TO DO general housework : 1+ good riain cook; city or short distance in country. 604 Jessie. off Sixih. AUNDR! FIRST CLASS, WISHES SIT- uation: h best references; city or country, L W., box 3, Call. TOUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUA- tion to L in housework. Call at 1603 Gold- JEAT YOUNG to do geners washing. WANTED AS FIRST-CLASS vate family. 1121 Webster st. Please address Gardener, 562 Howard st , city. W OUDWORKER, GERMAN, 19 YEARS, wants work, handy with all kind of too! willlng to do auy kind of work; city or country. . C., box 99, Call. MAY AND WIFE WITHOUT CHI.DREN AW want position on ranch; capable of taking fuli charge; reterences given. Address F. L., 41! Callfornia st. APANESE AND CHI office, best help, 314n VW INCHESTER HOUSE 44 1 HIRD &T. NR Market: 200 rooms 2bc to 3150 per nighs: 110t 36 per week;, convenlent and respeciaoia: iree bus and targaze 10 and trom tbe lerry. EMPLOYMENT tel. Grant 30, HELP WANTED-FEMALE. 15; LADY'S rk, $25: second 00K, #30; NUKSEGIRL maid, $15: cook, Menlo P girl, country, see party here, $20; Swedish house- il $25: Irist. housegirl, 10 bousegirls at $20: 6roung g1/ls at $10 to $12 and $15, and & number of giris for (he country. Apply MRS NORTON, 315 ~utter st. TIOUSEWORK GIKL, OAKLAND, $20; WiL, lows, $20; Ban Jose. $20: Alameds, $20: Dixon, $20; Merce! 1V housework girls, cliy, $-0 and $25; 8 young cirls, assist, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. BUOKKKEPER AND SUEN OGRAPHER, $30 per month, real esiate office. Miss CUL- LEN, 325 Suiter st. EFINED GERMAN SECOND GIRL, $20 TO $25. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st.. en Gate ave. Courx do gene for 2 days, ENT WOMAN WANITS PLACE TO | housework: city or country. Call 231 Market st. ERMAN GIRL WISHES GENERAL housework. 449 Third 5. (CoMurE: I WOMAN WISHES T0 DO GEN- eral housewors; giod cook; wages $15. 276 Minna st, near rourin. W UMAX WISHES SITUATION; IS A GOOD cook and will do houscwork. Address 354 Minna st WUMAN WISHES To and cooking; Gate ave. DO HOUSEWORK good referemce. 730 Go.den OM PE v TANT WoOMAN ooking and housework in American i city reference. Call 104 Huyesst. OMPETENT WOMAN WiSHES WORK BY the day: washing ana housecleaning. Call or address dirs. P., 102 Hayes sc. SOND GiRLS $25 EACIH, 825 Butter st. (OOK: COUNTRY; $25. Sutier st C 1EEMAN NURSERY GOVERN AND seamstress, $25. MISS CU L. 825 Sutter. MISS (UL MISS CULLEN, 325 O K, 2 IN FAMILY, $25. MISS CULLEN, 85 Sutter st W M 200 SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. OST CON e — WO-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOK SAL“ IN mountaiu town: pop. 3000. Icquire of Deck- eiman Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. W ANTED SHOES MADE TO fli yonr feet a: the same price yon buy ready- made ones, irom 81, 82, $3, $4 and ¥5, &t 562 Mission st., bet. Firscand Second. 10 EIRST-CLA YOUR 5 OPERATORS ON LaDIES MINOFF, 1228 Markec st. BIMON WANTS 160 MEN 10 GET BOTTLE beer or wine bc: Lest free lunch. 643 Clay. cloaks. M. K FLYEMEN'S CALF SHOES 817 $2 50: men’s bait soling 35 strictly one price. 939 Howard st TO ORDER i beellng 20c; HELP WANTED-MALE. L ADIEY sHMOLY SOLING. _38c: MEX'S shoes, soling. 50c: all repairing dons at balf the usual price. 562 Mission st.. bat. lst and 2d. £15.000.000—: Capital invested by a large syndicace 10 ihe great gold and copper mines; we waat for them 15 iaborers: no experience required: siesdy job all the year rounu: waces $39, 833 and $27 per month and found: call early. MURRAY & READY, 654 and 636 Clay st. ONCRETE FINISHER, $8 DAY, STEADY ob, 2Gc fare; 6 laborers in concre e, $2 day. MUREAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. !3" LABORERS WANTED FOK | HE GREAT bS] ‘mils and woods: no experience requi- site; half fare paid: steady job: wages paid monthiy or before If required, 326 and found per month: 35 woodchoppers, $2 60, $2 10 and $1 25 cord: 50 tie makers, S each; 14 'shingle-boit mak- ers. 81 50 cord; 20 scraper teamsiers, $26 and found: 20 2-horse teamsters, $20 and found: man and wife, with family, 10 take charge of ranch: man to raise chickens with incubator. MUKRAY & READY, 634.636 Clay st. () FARM, ORCHARD AND VINEYARD Lands, £26, $2b and $20. man to break mules ou ranch; blacksmith for ranch; b granite-cut- ters, £3 a day: foreman stableman; 3 boys to learn trades upholsiering, etc., $3 week: 3 boys (0 WOrk on furniiure springs; ¥ chorebovs, $8, $10 aud $12. MURRAY & KEADY, 634-636 Clay st. R AND PORTER FOR A COUNTRY na found and increase to $30: por- ter, city restaurant. MURRAY & READY, 654 and 638 Clay st VOOK. MINING TOWN, $37 50; COOK, CITY / boarding- house, $30: cook, small country hotel, $30; cook, near «ity. $30; €00k for & ranch; 8 dishwasbers, 815 and $20, snd other places. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 C.ay st. W ANTED—BOOKKEEPER FOR A LARGE farm; must have first-Class references; salary £50 per mouth and all expenses. W.D. EWER & C0,. 626 Cluy st. W ANTED—YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EX- perience at matiress-making: $5 per week nd increase. W. D. EWEK & « 0., 626 Clay st W ANTED—2 BUYS FOR A FACTORY AND learn trade, city, #5 per week to start. W. D, EWER & CO., 626 Clay st ANTED—SALESMAN, GERMAN PRE. ferred. for delicatessen stand in large grocery ; reference and experience required: salary $10 per week and increase. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Ciay. W A TED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER irade; shops, wWols posiuons furnished: weeks required. 5. F. Barber Collegs, 17815 Kighth, RECRUITS & ANTED FOR THE UNITED States mariue corps, United States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years who are citizens of the United Btates, or those who have legally declared thelr intention 1o becoms such: must be of good char- acter and babits and able 10 speak. read and write Engiish, aud be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For forther Information apply at the recruiting office. 20 Eilis st. Nan Francisco, Cal TANTED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76415 Mission; men to take rooms: 10c, 15c aud 25¢ per uight; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. SINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 160 NIGHT, 750 and $1 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. ELEHO HOUSE, 8631 MAKKET ST.—50UNS 20c. 25¢ 10 50¢ night: $1 to §2 week. OOMS, 160 1V T80 PER N1GHT: buc +v o4 9J ver week. Orlental. 225 Drumm &t 1,92 OF UNCALLED-EOR SHOKS FROM 25C J up to $1 2. 562 Mission st., vet. Ist and 300() EAIRS-ANOLHER LOT OF MEN'S shoes: been slizhtly damaged: at less than ove-fourth their value: from 26c 10 32 50 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. W ISCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD 51, NR Market: 300 rooms, 25¢ a nighi; reading- room: free 'bus and bucgage o and ‘rom the ferrs. ANTED, T ersacierks OLLECT WASES DUE LABOR- OX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. RY ACME HOUSE, 867 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixih, for a room: “Sec a night: $1a week. W ANTED-LABURERS AND MECHANIGS 10 know that kEd Koikin, Keno House proprie- tor. sulil rums Deuver Houss 217 Third s.: idd large rooms: 25 per uigni: $1 10 $3 ner week AGENTS WANTED. ADY AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY and town to handle our female remedies; ATy or commission: send Zc stamp for particalars. California Chemical Co., 927 Market s F QPANISH~CLASSES DAILY; $3 MONTH; 4 109 2 M Koom 10, Y. M. (- A. building. QINGING: PIANO. ¥ Frenca, Germe. G PARIS GRADUATE: languages; 2 mo. 109 Taylor. PIANO AND VOCAL UITAR, MANDOLIN lessons: $5mo. Mas LOST. RISH SETTER, WHITE SPUT ON CHEST; $5 reward. 246 Townsend st. 10() SHABIS SEG. BELCHER 8573 RE- turn to T. O’BRIEN, 145 Third :t. Trans- fer stopped. JCOTCH TERRIER PUP ON HAIGHT oT. Return t> 61314 Halght st.; reward, GROUERY, PRODUCE AND POUL- $1400. try business in lively town not fa from this city: Al hors: and wagon Included more than value in sight; clears $150 per montn' and over: rent only $18; sellins on account of di~ agreement of partuers: trial aliowed before buy= ing. M. LESN, 5 Fourth st. 7= BALOON ON THIRD ST GOOD &175. piace; worth $250; low rent; good fix- tures® has sieady irade; ‘must be sold this week. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. A CIGAR-STORE: CORN CHEAP $000-nm:llrge stock; investigate. 2435 Third $150. ALOON: SUITABLE FOR MAN _A.\D WIFI well situated; cheap. Call 2415 Third st ALOON; WELL LOCATED: MUST BE SOLD at ouce: cheap. Call 2435 Third st. ESTAURANTC. TRALLY LOCATED: SA- loon connected: strictly cash: open all night; cheap re t; ata bargain. Callat 2414 Third st ANDY ROUTE—FINE TRADE: GOOD wagon: priceonly . Saloon, fine location. Hotei in country town near Restaurant and delicacies.. Saloon worth $2000, price Grocery and bar, fine new ¢ Reataurant and coffee saloon HENKY C. DECKE AKERY: FI CIGAR-STORE ON THIRD ST.; $15 reut: doing fine. Call 243 Third st 2 OVEN: NO OPPOSITION horse and wagon; price $1200. 20 Market st. JOR SALE — YOU. GENTLE, ; WELL- matched team. 500 Valencia st. C HEAP FIRST-CLAS< WAGON AND doubie set of harness. 707 Clementina st. PRING WAGON: | Jessie st. ORSE AND THREEK suitable for grocery. | 1000 PARTNER WA ED IN LIGHT, + genteel business, where exclusive trade is had: money invested in business: $125 to $150 a month can be guaranteed: no Previous experience required; must be sober, reliable man, for place of trust. 9 Geary st., room ®95 PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT DO, business: suited to piain sieady man satisfird with $20 10 $20 & week; trial given. 9 | Geary st., room 2. U ARRIVED, 100 DRAUGHT driving horses. TATTERSALL'S, JOR ~AL HOR! 2 heavy spring wagon. Cor. First and M; A USLION SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT 11 o'clock of horses, buggies, wagons. harness, etc. mmporium sales yaurds 220 Valcucis s, 4 WATKINS, uuctioneer. () BOESES FUR SALE: ALSO WAGONS Luggles, carts, harness: Grand Arcede Horss Marke:, 527 Sixth st auction :ales every W Besday. SULLIVAN & DOY LE. Auctioneers. AND Howard, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. VERYTHING 10 Teserve: wue- 10 o am kifteenth SALE 150 rigs, new and o d: tion Thursday, Octoper 21, and Vale:cia sts. ARGAL BARGAINS! BARGAINS! IN new and second-hand wagoas, buggies carts, barness, robes aud biankets. Leibold Harness Company, 211 Larkin st opp. new City Hall JINE LAUNDRY, BAKERS AND MILK wagous cheap for cash or instaliments; 1 fine top and open bugg also 1 hack. ®28 Harrison st FURNITURE FOR SALE. A A AN (CABEETS, 1L CLOTH AND PAKT OF FUK- niture of G-room flat, 810 McAliister st.; flat to Tent cheap; come quick for barguin. FEES ITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUS ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Market. OUSEHULD JOHN ¥ KANGES ARK THE bead MEY KRS CO., 947 Markes sz 1G BAKGAIN IN FURN R 8:6 Miss : SELLING out: going io Almika n st FURNITURE WANTED. {EST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITUKRE, 1 H carpets, etc. Fostal, F. W. ZEHFUss, 840 Mission st. W P. BEAUCHAMP, HISHEST PRICE FOR « furnished houses, groceries, ete 305 Larkin. YASH FOR FURNITURE sull value. CARPETS, ETC Pac. Fur. Co., 228 Stock ton st. IXTH ~[. BUYS AND furniture and carpets; alss storage. CO. REMOVED .0 19 prices paid. Tel Davis 71 DIANA AUCIION ontgomery st.: CARPET-CL CANING. | VILY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS /CitADns, moves, iays carpets. G. h. STEVENS Digr.. 38 and 40 Kighth si.: telephone South 250, Oy HEN YU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH 10or work send 10SFAULDING'S Ploneeriae Pet-beatinz Works, 553-57 1ehama w.: tel. So. 4 J WATTS, reiiuble carpet-cieaning,renovi « ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321 TANTED—_MEN TO SKLL TO THE TRADE; oig money. H. W. MERRITT, 628 Macket REAT EASTERN ST ing works. iAMUARPEI-CLEAN 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201. OUSEWURK GIRL, SLEEP HOME, 2 IN jamily, $15. MiSs CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. KA1 PROTESTANT GIRL,2 IN FAMILY, $25, housework. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter. OUSEWORK GIRL, SA in famity. M18> CCLLE! JOSE, $20: TWO 525 Sutter st. H ANTED—BAKER FOR COUNTRY HOTEL: $30 permonth and found W. L. EWEK & €0., 626 Clay st. W ANTED-MIDDLE-AGED MAN TO TEACH boys drilling and band music for au instiiu- tion near city. Appiy W. D. LWER & CO., 6:6 Clay st. . EAT YOUNG GIRL LIGHT HOUKEWORK, $15. MISS CULLrN, 325 Sattersi. OKKING HOUSEK R, WITH A child, $10 to $15. M1s: LLEN, 3:5 sutter, XP.RIE CkD WOMAN WISHES FLACE to o chamberwork for room and small wages Apoly 5 Muson 8., 700m. NEATYOUNG GIRL WANTS LIGHT HOUSE- work £nd care for children; wages$15. Cail or address 1329 Califoraia st. OUNG GIRL DESIRKS PLACE TO DO UP- stairs work and sewing. Address Hamilton Hall, cor. ~teiner and Geary sts. N ERMAN GIRL WAMNTS LIGHT POSITION in small German family. Call at 1508 Sacra- mento st Ejguisu LADY, EXPERIENCED TEACH- er, with Oxford certiticate, desires employ ment. &S EOVEries-, companion, care of chiidr-n, assist- anc in office or uny position of trust; highest ref- erences. Londun, box 74, Call. YSUSG FRENCH WIDOW WISHES SITUA- tion as housekeeper, or upstairs work. Call or +ddress 113 Va'ley st., nr. I'wenty-ninth & Dolores. ITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE woman for housework aud plain cooking. Call or address M. H.. 149 Kuss. JUTUATION WANTED BY A WOMAN, middic-aged: good plaln cook and nousew ork 1122 Ninth. (00K, 835, MISS CULLEX, 325 SUTTER ST. (CHAMBERMAID, waltress, city . A UNDRESS, $25 TO $30. M1SS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st CITY HOTEL, #18; 20: pantry girl, clty ho- tel, $20; waitress, restaurant, $16: waitress, coun- try hotel, $15; waitress, near city, $15; second &1}, §20; nursegirl, sleep home, $16; 6 cuoks, pri- Yaie Tambies, German wiyle, & 5: 12 girie. house- work, $:0 aud you- g girl, esslst, 812, §15, C RHANSEN & €O 108 Genry 2t " OTEL CUOK, COUNTKY, SEE PARTY here, $30; German cook and second giri, same family, $25, $20. irouer, vewr city, $30 and found. C, K. HANSEN & CO,, 1U8 Geary st. Cob!;"-x‘fn N.Ulil.ssum‘l.. SEE PALTY HEKE urday, 3 or Stockton, see par; here, $15. C. K HANSEX & Cu., 108 Geaty 8¢, ANCH COOK, $25, SEE PARTY HERE. G RAYSS2E & CO., 108 Geary st. W ANTED_FIRST-CLASS MAID, REFER. euce required, $25: wait ess, $16: first-class Germaa coox, $30: firsi-class luundress, shirts, collars and cufts, $25; & Inige number of house work girls, $15, 820, 25 first-class krench nurse, $25. Appiy 10T, F. CRISETT & CO., 816 Sutter, WAH‘KR. $45: 6 WAITERS, $25 AND room: 3 waiters, $20 and room: 5 young men, walt some, $15 and room: wailer. oysier-house, $40. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 7 KIT. HENMEN, $8 $10 AND 812 PER month: 3 dishwashers, $15 and room; 2 vege. table men: 2 dishwashers, $4 to 85 per week. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market st Sucoxb C' OK, $35 AND ROOM: 6 COOKS, $25 to $:5 and ro'm: 4 cooks, $10 & week; C00K, ciuntry, $40: coffee-house cook, $8 & week. MARTIN &'CO., 749 Market st. 5 BOrEL AND RESTAURANT PORTERS. 815 to $20 & month. MAKRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. MAY, T0 PACK GRAPES, $:8 A MONTH, Kot 208Tds room, ete. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar- et 5. AN AND WIFE AS COOKS, $65 PER month. MARTIN &CO., 749 Marke: st. COOR'S HELPERS, $6, 87 AND 88 A week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 1() BANCH HAXNDS; $20 PER MONTH, ETCG MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 3 BOYX: $3 WrEK: ERRANDS, ETC. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. SWEDISH FARMERS, SAME RANCH, $15: 3 men to work iu nursery, $.0; 5 farmers. near city, 2 1086 ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK ; g0od cook and laundress. Ca 1 or address 648 Vaiencia. SWEDIXH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO do general housework. 1135 Florida st. OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS housekeepes. Apply 236 O'Farrell, room 7. \} ANTED—FIRST-CLAS COOK AND GER- man second girl for Bakersfield, $25 and $20; fll:;sh; A’ene:-l' P&;u::wm lul'lnlwn dis iances, $15, and $i 1y 10J. F. CR SETT & CO., 316 Sutter. o o T ERMAN EMPLOYMEN LAMBERT, 417 Powell T OFFICE, MRS, s., bas places for TOUNG WIDOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP- er's position. Call 1104 Missiun s, corner of Seventh, room 10, girls of all nationaiities. 6 SERMAN GIRLS: C{ OKING AND DOWN. siairs work; ¥20 and $25. MES. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. see party here. C. K. HANSEN & CO,, 'y st COUNTRY HOTEL, FURNISHED, TO A orrent. For particulars apply 1o C. R. HASNS.N & CO,, 108 Geary st. e e NEAT EUROPEAN PLAN WAITERS, §85; 3 call early. C. R. HANSEN & (O, 108 Geary. PBAKER, 8s0. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary'st. ¢) COUKS, COUNTRY HOTELS, $35, SEE party here; vegetabieman, $20; aa oon lunch ook, 336, C B HANCEN & CO. 108 Geary st. . A. DAW:ON, Royal Chiet. GEorer W. PATERSON, Hecorder. fi FOR RENXT-THREE LARGE CON- nected rooms, s z¢ 56x36 eachb, on the sec- ond fioor in the Pioneer building, 24 Fourth st Apply at b Ploneer place, Coox AND HOUSEWORKER ON RANCH: $20 and fare paid. K. T. WARD & CO., 610 MAN COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $35, FARE avvPRld, see ‘parcy here. MISS CULLEN, 28 utter st / OUNG LADY WOUL'. LIKE A POSITION typewriter or do oftice work. Call at 969 Mission st.. room 7, first floor. Y UUNG WOMAN DESIRES POSITION AT second work and sewing: wages 320, Address A. D., box 58y Cadl Qilics; &0 porstaisn Clay st WANTED—GIBL TO ASSIST IN COOKING and cah°r hoas-work; 8, zpod home. SAply 417 Baxesar, 10 ® meoth; UNNER SOR RAILWAY EATING-HOUSE, $25; porter for eating-house, $30. HOTEL 1 62287130 Kearny st GENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR our celebrated teus, coffees, spices: big in- ducements offered: write for par:icu ars. asents wanted everywhere: free walches, bicycle dishes. Great American lmportizg Tea Co.. 52 Market st., Sun Francisco. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED ASvarers: positive safeguard; $1: also tonio soecific_for all female troubles: for home use DR. AND MRS. WiGENER, 526 ° ddv 8. HOUSES WANTED. ODERN 6 ROOM, WITH LARGE YAR! Western Addition; $2610$27. 155 O'Farrell. M ROOMS WANTED. WASIED-IWO OR THREE UNFUE. nished rooms within ten or fifteen minutes’ walk of business part of town. B. J., box 8, Call. WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—SECOND-HAND LATEST EDI- tion, Sterling’s Histology, Dslion's Physi- ologr, Manton_on Embryology. Address Books, box 60, Call Oftice. A ELEIX, 108 SIXTH ST., WILLPAY CASH « for clothinz and books. OOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND ranges bought and sold. CUKTIN, 1123 Market LD GOLD, GOLD DUST. JEWELKY. KTC, bought. 0. NOLTE, ‘jeweler, C'Farrell, AWNBROKEK—OLD GOLD. SILVEEK, CAST- oft clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. R A A A A A A AN ADYVICEFREE—PRIVALE LAW MATTER: moderate fees; 8t) 8. McCABE, 103 Larkin. DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- lalty: privaie; no fee with out success;collections G. W. HOWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, cor. Stocktn. A. MITCHELL, REMOVED T 1206 M A K- - ket; all legal matters: coliections ; udvice free. DVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UNLESS SUC cesstul. W. W. DAVIDS N $27 Market st TYPEWRITERS. AL TYPEWRITERS S0LD OR SENTED; send for price and sampie work. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montsonseey st Sl.fl‘fl PREMIER, $45: CRANDALL, $15; 'sample work. SCOTT&BANNAN, 533 Moutgy ARBER'S ENTERPRISE CARPET-C ing wks, ¥ EAN- Y4th Tel Mis. 100. Z T. Burber. VARPETS CLEANED, KENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUELN, 438 Steveuson; tel. S, 228 DVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO, 402 Sutter; cel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. LEANING, ples tree; dc, LAYING, KU . SAM- tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 Eighth, YARPEIS CLEANED & KENUY ATED LIKE /new. 3Tenth; tei. South ¥6. Mackintosh & o, X MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING CO., + ¥40 ldih st cleaning 3c. a yard: tel. Mis. 74, O YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS promptly? HEALY & CO., 917 Market st. 350—Corber grocery, bar trade $10 da #350—Corner saloon: no night or Sunda; $300— Business ciearing 130 per month. $400—O0yster and chophouse, tear Baldwin. Eakery, candy, stationery, cigars, lunchroom, 4 rooms furnished inciuded: make offer. $10u—Cor. bakery, candy, notloas, 205 () COR CIGAR-STOKE, NK. Ma & ..)00. $260—. , Markt, barga. $759—Good corner grocery aLd bar, with roo $1500—A1 cor. city-front saloon: 5 3260—Partnership 1n monev-making enterprise. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market st. ¥ Work. rooms. OR RENT—SALOON WITH FIX' s, 4 unfurnished rooms, klichen. e-liar, stabe, free, in & Southern town, for $20 per month owner kept it 6 years. lnquire Enter- prise Brewing Company. BUTCHER-SHOP: CENTRALLY $700. Beatea: whole or'balf interest; sales over $50 per day. G. A. G., box 42, Call. AKERY BUSINESS FOR SALK CHEAP: established 20 years- selling on account of ill- health. Inquire at 226 Kearny st. .100 GENTS®' FURNISHING GOODS 4 & store; nice place: rentonly $20. 107 Eday st, $1"’," OLD-FSTABLISHED STOCK AND { . fixtures; good location; good business: bargain. 805 Howard. JOR SALE—TAILOR SHOP IN KERN ply STEIN, SIMON & CO. €CHAIR BARBER SHOP FOR SALE; GOOD & busiuess place. 505 Seventh st. AP- ARGAIN: STATIONEKY, BOOK, NOTION and laundry office: investigace. 10134 Fifth, JTROCERY AND BAK: 2 LIVING-EOOMS: good stock. 117 Fillmore st. LD - ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT FOx sale: a bargain. 9 Fourth st. QPL DID PAYING SALOON AND PROP W) «rty: must be s.id: pays 10 per cent on fne- vestment: price $35500. see owner, 1158 Tweuty- third ave., East Oakiand. BOSE. AND SIATIONERY STORE ¥OR sale; about 5000 volumes. 1517 Market si. ALUON AND BAKB-R-SHOP FOR SALEL, 211 Leidesdorff st. 3 BAKERY AND STA- mus: sell: sickness. 903 Folsom AT OF SICKNESS: A th good bar trade. Cor. ACCOU small boardin:-house wi Third and Mission sts. LOC\TED CON. £00d-paying busi- —— '§ business: small capital; reference. J, ARNEST MAN AS PARTNER = pay L.. box |<AKERY, COFFEF PARLOL Mig L F00mS: yard; bargain. a<ion. 10N, VAR : selitng 8 FURNISH- 145 Ninth st., near IETY STCR count sick ness. CHEAP; LOW %604 Sutier sh ESTAUKANT FOR SALK CHEAP: GUOD business: good location. 654 Mission st ESTAURANT AND saie cheap. Apply R LODGING-HOUSE FOR 10 Drumm st. 10AL AND WUOD BUSNIN 1SS; 3 HORSE wagons, burgy: everyihing else necessar: Do Tent: owuer going away. Adadress U. B., box 88, Cull. | OCKSMITH AND MaCH SHOP FOR sale: good npportuniiy for good mechanic. Ad- dress ‘u:g’»-uuck ave., Berkeley, Cal. (ALL ROUT »CHEAP. 1116} BROADWAY. ONKLIN'S CAKPRL- BEATING WORAaw 583 Golden Gale uva Teicphors Eas: 1ud e ———— FYOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A BU 2ess see Cal. Business kxchange, 850 Marke I PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEKF AND MUTTON—Office Chief Commissary, San Fran- cisco, Cal, Cei, 18, 1897—Seaied proposals. in tripiicate, will be received here and at offices of Commissaries _at Alcatraz Isiand, Angel Isiand, Benicia Barracxs, For: Mason, Presidio of San Francisco and ~an Dieo barr-cxs, Cal., until 11 o'ciocs . M.. November 18, 1897, and then opened for jurnishing the Fresh Beef’ and Fresh Mutton in bulk req at (hose posts by the Sube sistence Departmen’. U. S. Army, doring perlod commencing Jasuary 1 and ending June 30, 1898 Eresh beef shall be good in quality and condition fit for Immediate use, and from fo.e and hin Qquarter meats proportionally, Including all the be.t cuts thereot. Fresh mutton shall le of good, far d marxetable quality, from wethers over' one and under thrve years 6ld. Beef and mutton to - ¢ dressed and trimmed and delivered ns prescriheq in circular of instructions. Propos.'s will be alee received stating price at which bidder will deityes fresh beef or muti.n of chaacter above stated. agg to be delivered of temperature not greater than 59 degrees Fabr nheit. Governmen: Teserves iight to reject in whole or 10 partanv or all bids, Fa siructions furnished on spplication to Fos: Com missaries or CHAS. P. EAGAN, Lt. Coly Ohier Com —— e STORAGE. AT LOWEST RATES—HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 4X. pianos. etc.: advances made; fireproof bufld. ing . W. ZEHFUSN, 840 Mission st T LOW RATFS—FURNITURE. . A hianos, househola goods: Cloun, Sight com: partmenis; advaoces made. J. NOON 101023 Mission st. above Sixta; open everings OR SA - LE—~WELL-ESTABLISHED HOTEL nqu| F Ire kuseka Hotel, Oaxiand. SEE EMIL (OHN BEFORE DISPOSING OF furniture, saloons, groceries, etc ; goods sold on sommission: low rates. 632 Marset. Tel Clay 47, LD BUILDINGS BOU! short notice. J. B FR. HT AND RFMOVE CH, 318 Van Nesy UFFEE AND [rA KOUTES SUPPLIED from CASWELL & CO.'~, 415 Sacramento se PLEND:D ~TER EL RIVER PAs senger and frelght s: for sae Apily io 1o K. STA'NELLE, General Agent North Pasifie Hallway, 638 Market si., 5. F. OBETLAND AGENCY quire tuis Gllice uius Dregon. LHIS PAPER. 153 taird s, Portand, LODGING-HOUSES ] QEOON CORNER NEARTHE MINT $i60 J4-rocom house, 16-room hou 23-room house, dixih st 2u-room house, $200 cash. | 4-room house, clears $.150 14-room houseon Eddy.. 14-ro0m house on Mason, Tiear Mar Clcv property, ranches ‘and bosiness sale and exchange. -H. (. Dr.CK K R, 102 B. ME1ZGER, or write. " OAKLAND, PLEASE CAL 105 New Moatgomery st. PHYSICIANS. K. C. C O'DUNNELL, 1206 MARKET, D 2864 26Lh sL.; diseases of m.n.ml‘;f:u forola and Yukon Mining and Commercial Asse- clation, room 2, fourth floor, Mills buiiding.