The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 22, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 1897 RELIANCE AND STOCKTON TO MEET. The Great Ba'l Game Which Will Be Played Next Sunday at Recreation Park, Corner Whata crowd there will be at Recreation Park, Eighth and Harrison streets, Sunday! Eighth and Harrison Streets. Every baseball enthusiast in the City wiJl be there. And what a game they will witness, too! A game played with a live bali and between piayers full of snapand ginger. Oakland is going to turn out en masse, for her crack nine, the Reliance, is going up against the Stocklons. N Van Haliren pitcoed at Sacramento last Sunday and atter the first three Those who witnessed the game say that Van, the Haltren wilt twirl for the men from acros innings settled down and pitched great bail. GEORGE HARPER, Who Will They receive 60 per cent of the gate receipts s the bay. Pitch for the Stccktons Sunday. ; secondly, of the series the amount wili be given to the winuing club. The makeup of the nines will be as follows: Reliance. Positions. Stanley . Catcher.. Van Haitren..... Pitcher Muguire First baseman Stuiz Second baseman Lange Ihird baseman. .. Ritey. 11105 ... Shortstop Borland...... Left field.. McGuire.... "\ Center fieid. Deane or Drews. Kight fieid Perrine.. % Exira . The game wili be called at 2: There wi Central Par! ocre order. do not take kindly to the proposition. Sunday. u e Levy and Dave Cramer will be the urpires. be another zame of bz} eball, in name oniy, Sunday. It will be between Santa Cruz and the California Markets at These c'uls will pliy sffth a two-bit dead ball, and of course, because of this fact, their playing will be of a medi- The Fresnos and the Alerts are scheduled to play in Sacramento on Saturday and Sunday. They say it is a scheme 10 lessen the gate receip The Sacramentans decline to bz fooled. George Van idol of many, was never so effective. Reliance walloped that greal aggregation of ball-tossers, Gilt Edges, by the sccre of 8 to 5. It was a great zame, iull of spirit and fire; speaking collo- quially it was a rip-snorter. Lange, Ouk- land’s third baseman, accepte! a dozen chances withoutan error. Sacramenio has witnessed a number of fine games this season, but the cranks of thatcity say the one last Sunday was the greatest of the lot. It was witnessed by a shouting, howling, loud articulating, wild accentu- ating crowd of 2500 people. Now when Reliance crosses bats with Stockton there will be fun, work and ex- citement. BStockton bas a strong team, strong at the bat and in the field, and any team that beats it has got to get in and hustle like a pugilist trying to geta square deal {rom Sharkey in the roped arena. Harper will be in the box for the Slough City nine. Harper and Van Haltren arrayed against each other! Where has the public had a chance to witness such great pitching! Not since the aisbanding of ibe old California League, But the game Sunday won’t be entirely a pricher’s battle. Scattered throughout the nine innings there promises 10 be some na-v( stickwork. The pyrotechnic display will be as great as tne fireworks on the evening of July Fourth, where $5000 has been appropriated and the commitiee finds a shortage of $3000. The Stock- tonians are coming down attired in their batting clothes, and they expect to com- mence the cannonading early in the engagement. Then, too, the Reliances will cross the bay with their batting eyes athirst for Harper's curves, and the sphere may go cavorting about the grounds like a wild bronco on its native heath. And then, 100, there will be fielding. What patron of the national game doesn’t ke to see good fielding? The public is no doubt ayprised of the fact that a live bail us d by live players acquainted with the live game permiis of live fieiding. How diiferent it is when the game is played with a dead ball, as it is at Central Park! It then partakes of a funeral pro- cession without the hearse. There isan incentive besides the plaudits ol the multitude for the men to play great bali at Recreation Park Sunday per cent of the receipts of each game are set aside and at tne conclusion Stockton. -Billings Harper ina - .Smith M. Whitte Mouohan Walters " H._ White _.Stewart The Sacramento public of the Gilt Edage and O.ympic game on [5D. MEYERS | DEAD OR ALIVE? | A Perplexing Problem the Police Are Trying | to Solve. He Was on Trial in Judge Dunne’s Court on a Charge | of Grand Larceny. Oase Dismissed, Unknown to the Police, Because He Was Said to Be Dead. The police are trving hard to solve the problem as to whether Bernard Meyers, a jeweler, arrested for grand larceny, is dead or alive. The court records say that he is dead, but there are people who be- lieve that he is still in the land of the liv- ing. If heis dead the peculiar thing is that 10 one seems exactly to know just where he died. Tnree vplaces have been men- tioued—Yuma, Ariz., Suisun and the Ger- man Hospital in this City. He did not die in the German Hospital, and inquiries will be made by the police at Suisun and Yuma. Meyers was arrested on March 15 on the complaint of Mrs. Laura Locks, Turk street. She answered an advertisement that asked for a loan of $400 upon articles of jewelry. Meyers called upon her, and showed her a gold watch and chain and a | pair of diamond earrings valued at about | $700 as security. She advanced the money, but while getting it Meyers had substi- tuted a pair of earrings with glass stones for the diamond ones. Hence his arrest He was held to answer by Judge Low on March 29, his bonds being fixed at $2000. He remained in the County Jail till May 1. when he was arraicned in Judge Dunne’s court and pleaded not guilty. His bonds were reduced to $1000, and as ! his health was not good friends became his sureties and he was released. It was given out that he had been sentto Ari- | zona for his health, and the case was con- tinued from time to time. Wednesday Mrs. Locks and tha a: - ing officers, Detectives Ryan and O’Dea, went to tue District Attorney’s office to inguire what disposition had been made of the case, as Mrs. Locks wanted to get possession of the jewelry now in the hands of the property clerk. The records were examined and the information was given out that the case was dismissed on September 18 for the reason that thedefendant wasdead. This was a genuine surprise to the detectives and Mrs. Locks. Assistant District Attorney Hinkle made the motion for the dismissal of tue case. He could not be seen yesterday, but the police say he does not remember from whom he got the information that Meyers was dead. Attorney Mack, who was engaged to defend Meyers, was not in the cily when the case was dismissed, and he does not know whether Meyers 1s dead or not. Neither the police nor Mrs, Locks will cease their investigations till the question is definitely settled. Meantime they are wondering why they were not notified that the case had been dismissed. LOOTED VACANT EOUSES. Lewis Richardson, a Burglar, Has a Fancy for Electrical Fittings. Lewis Richardson, alias Lewis Gerenan, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Rey- nolds and Dinan and will be booked on charges of burglary. | | charter election. | Everett ana George Aspden was selected | journed. all the electrical apparatus, including pelis, batteries, burners and globes. In two or three instances he even took the burglar alarm. He soid the articles to second-hand dealers. The moncy was used in buying morphine for himse!f and | wife. They Iived in a house on Post street and Grant avenue. Last Saturday he looted three vacant bouses on Hyde sirect—913, 921 and 8]9— and was yesterday identified by the people who gave him the key. On February 5, last year, Richardson was sentenced to six montbs in the County Jail for the same sort of work. SAN FRANCISCO “'CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open unul 12 o'clock every Dignt in the year. ERANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, | corner Ciay; open until 9:30 o'clock. £29 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clocic. 615 1 arkin street: open until 9:30 o’clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 143 Nimth street: open until 9 o clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 1805 Polk street; open until 9:30 o'ciock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky strects: open till 9 o ———————————————— .. - SOCIALIST FREEHOLDERS, A Special Ticket in the Field at the December Elect on. In response to the call for a special con- vention the lower hall of the Temple, at 117 Turk street, was filled with delegates of section San Francisco of the Socialist Labor party Tuesday evening for the pu! pose of selecting ireeholders, or, rather, candidates for freeholdersat the December While it is to be ad- mitted that the chances of the socialists for electing many of their candidates is none of the best, still under the law they know that to have any standing at the next general election they must have been represented at the last eleciion preced- ing, and they are not overlooking any of these things. M. W. Wilkins was selected as chairman and O. Everettas secretary. Itwas decid. ed to prepare a platform, and a commit- tee consisting of M. W. Wilkins, Oliver asa committee on platform and resolu- tions. Another coinmittee consisting of A. J. Oliver, George Beresford and Chris Salmonson was elected to nominate can- didates for freeholders. These bodies will report to the convention next Tuesday evening, to which time the convention ad- REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, Charlotte and Bernhard Windhaus, Joseph, Ru- pert, Helena and Christiana Wannenmucher to Frederick Kronenberg 10. on Nk coinerof Mc- Aliister and Francin streets, £ 157;6 by N 120: $10. Jennie A. an lentine (executors of the | estate of Thon alentine) 1o Louis Meizger, lot on W ilne of Van Messavenue 52:814 5 of Jack:on stre 25 by W 100; $8750 Mary A d S A, Winall 1o Laura Lambert (wife of Dan! t 00 N live of Huight street, 55 1 of Steiner, E 27:6 by N 105; gifi. son to_ Filippo_ Plc . 115 £ 07 Powel 137:6, W 67:6. 5 57:3, K 45. S 80:5; $10, Eernard H. Mi ot 01 N line cet, 70 x 0f Powe'l, N 187:6, E 67:6, 6. S B0:3, W 45. £10. Estate of Harry J. Lawton (miuor) by Florence V. awion (guardian) to Miuna Foerst, undivided one-quarter of 1ot oa Sk line of Folsom street, 82:6 SW of Hawihorne, BW 30. Sk 112:6, NE 9 NW 28, Nk 20:6, NW 84:6; $1062. Almy A. Lawton (sdministrairix es liam S. 1 1) Lo same, same; ¥. 01 Alma A. and Forence V. Lawton to sime, same: £5. F. I Lawton to fiorence V. Lawton, same; $3. Glibert B. Densmore (o Winsiow Anderson, lot on Siine of +alfornia street, 32:6 W or Minth avenue, W 25 by S 110; $10. Chauncey W.'snd Josepbine Courtright to Ber- nardins klumpke, 1ot on SW corner of P sireet and Twenty-thizd avenue, S 500, W 198::25 N 500:815. k. 170:8, werrsnty deed: 810 Philo Jacobs to Louise Os.mer, iots 1313 to 1834, Gl Map 2: $10. Andiew M. McConnell to John Stumpt, lot on ‘ Nk line of Faikiand (Sixtesnth) street, 500 N W of Susquehaan: N} N W80 by Nic 100, bioek 308 Case Tr.ct. h to A.C. Doan, ot 10, block tt1, loi on N , ¥ 2313, N Wiliam T. Wal 292, O’Nell & Haley Tract: $10. ALAMEDA COUNTY. P. E. end Cora A. O'Hair 10 Emma &, Hess, lot on Sicline of ‘I hirieenth avenne, 75 SW of Fast Nineteenth street, SW 25 by SE 100, block 112, Clinion, Oakiand: $10. Isabei C. Linterman o Elizabeth R. Holbrook, lot on N lineof Leniral avenur, 125 Fof High street, E 50 by N 1256, being lot 8, Mawley Trect, Alameda: $10. Wiiliam and 'Johanna Suennen to Me a Bor- goyne. (wife of John), iot on S line of Central avenue, 676 J 0f Ligh street, F: 10 by s 126:6, being I ame, Alumeda: $10, Jacob Lentz to Geoigs Lentz Io: on SE corner of Emerson street and Stanford avenve, E 100, § 50, W 125. ~ 55.65 to beginning. being lot 2, b:6<k O, Newbury Tract, Berkei: y: $10. Oakland Bank of ~aviogs to Willlam Mana, lot on ¥ line of ‘Velezraph avenue, 57 - of Klm street, S 80 by E 1:2:6, block 11, Pacific Homestead, Oakland; $10. Louis ana Annle Dihl to Krns: Lamp, lot on SW line of EastTwenty-seco d sirect, :84:8: SE of Tweniy-fou:th aveuue, - E 35 by SW 115 block N, 50 Associates Tract, Last Oakiand, war ranty aced; §1470. P.F. and Ciara W. Morehouse 1o George Fred- ricks, 1ot on N line Channing way. 380 W of Shat- tuck avenue, W 850 by N 130, block 2, Barker Tract, beikeley: §1. 1 F. xnd Lorena J. Kdwards 10 Owen Oweuns, 1ot on SE line of Grove sireet. 43.31 NE of Jack- s0n, NE 40 by i 149, veinz a portion of block 95 gooiher trist property, map 1, Alsmeda; 2550. Richard:on’s specialty is to cet the key of avacant house on the pretext that he Wants fo rent it. As soon as he secured admission to the house he would strip it of Kaie Lehn to Charles Leln, lot on SE line of Harr son avenue, 135 ~W from SW line of county Toad, Uakiand .0 'San Leandro SW 74.40, SE 120, NE JUB16, NW 124.67 tv beginning, Brookiyn Township; giit. B MEETING NOTICE YERBA BUFNA CHAP- er No. 1, Knights Rose Croix—Regu ar Meeting THIS (FRI- DAY) EVeNING, October 22, at 8 o'clock. GEORGE J. HOBE, Secretary. §Z, CALIFORN1A LODG: NO. 1, F. and A.M., will meet THIS (FRI. DAY) EVENING, Uct 22, a 7:30 o'ciock. Third degree. By order of the master. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Sec. FOR RENT-THREE LARGE CON- nected rooms, s ze :6x36 each, on the sece ond floor in the Pioneer building, 24 Fourth st. Appiy at 5 Pioneer pi, OUT REM- curiains, dress goods, corsets, bedsp eads, towels, laces, §S. eic, very cheap at 100 Fifih st. TYPEWRITER RIBB carbon. Montgomery st. & nanis of underwy linings, trimmings, veilin Pioneer Dry-goods Store, XS, PARER, L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 B2 AN FRANCISCO OCTUBER 19, 1897— To wbom it may concern: Take notice that I'wili not, efier this date, be respousible for uny debt« coutracted by my wif MKS. LY UA N0 BLE, she baviug, without caos left my bed and board GEORGK G. NUBLF, Third and Townsend sts. HEREBY GIVEN B oucE the Maria Kip Orphanage of Lake street snd Seventh venu . San krancisco, Cal., has re- ceived the following orphans and’ halt-orphans from June 30 to >eptember 30, 1897: Susanna McCarthy, 6 ¥ 9 months: Katie Mills, 11 years; Cecile "Wililamson, 9 years 6 months; Grace May Woods, 5 vears: . Imira Evans 4 years 8 monthis; Josephine Carey Pace, 4 years 10 months. HAT BAD TENANIS EJECTED FOR g4 collections made: aty or country. Pacific Lollection Co., 415 Montgy st. room #: tel. 5580, | <2 PAINTING, WHITVNING, PAPER anging. HARTMANN, 239 {hird st FITOATIONS WANTED-Continnaa DANISH Y WIDUW WITH 2 CHIL- dren wishes po ition as housekeeper: good €OOK: ref-rences: wag s nootj ct. B K. TRUEL- SEN, Golden Gate, Alameda ¢ ounty. OMPETENT AMEKICAN COOK, LATELY from: the East; will do some fine washing: is a £00d heusekeeper and kind to children: city or countey preferred. 2w lurk st OUNG HELP WANTED-FEMALE. HELP WANTED-Continued. W AITEESS, RESTAURANT AND BAKERY. £.0: 7 waliresses, $20 and room, country hotel; 4 waltresses, 6 waitresses, £15 and room: ¢ waitrsses and assist coamber work, $15 to $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar- Ket st. 12 L0KS, CItY AND COUNTRY. 320 TO < ¥30 and room. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market. ESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUA- tlon tor generul housework: is a plain cook and laundress, wi I many years' reference. Call 350 Precita ave., off Folso n s "UUNG GELMAN €O K WOULD LIKE TO £et & stewdy situation in the city; Drst-class reference if required. Address Lotts Fountain uloon, 1 Geary st R, FINED WoMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK in smali family of 2 or 3 whe! tr-ated like or Mission st. \ EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A &\ piace as Lousekerper: willing to do piain sew- ing. 1022 M. rket st., room 31. (%K AND HELPEK, 815 A WEEK. MAR- / TIN & CU., T4¥ darket st. ROOMS WANTED. FOR HOUSEKEEPING: $12; 15 minutes’ walk froh FURNISHED man and wife: FREE, FARE—— _FREE FARE. | Bush and ~ansome sts. B. G., box 4., Cali ( flice. 5 raflroad laborers, to go tbis mOrnIng: E TE F LY WITH ., IN PRIVATE FAMI L AL SIS C;S::Ing people; south of Market st. 73 i T= Fourth st. B —— e — ©) COOK>, COUNTRY, §35; COOK, BOARD- LLANEOUS. & ing-house, city. 330: «ook, boarding-house, &z SR oy e $27 50: coniectioner, 350. C. K. HANSEN & ¥ D—SECOND-HAND LATEST KUL Cu., 108 veary s. J AITRESS, CITY HOTEL, $20; PANTRY “Irl, city hotel, $20: restaurant waitress, 815 and $4 a week: 5 second girls, $1. an: $20: girls, same family, $2 and $20. giil for house w.rs Stockton, $15, ree party here: 18 .iris to do housework, $15 to £.0; 4 girls for housework, 2 in family, C R HANSEN &'Cu., T YOUNG GOLORED BOY FOR A PRI- NX vate family. C. R. HANSEN & (O, 108 Geary st OUTH To WORK IN A COUNTRY STORE: Y must undersiacd hookkeeping: $20 and found and iucrease: se: pariy here 9 a. 3. C. K. HAN- SN & (O, 108 Geary st. Lelion's Physi- ~ s Hisiviog, on, Sterling’ Address Boiks, ologe, Manton o Embryology. box 60, Cwil Office. KLELN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY CASH A for clothini: and books. HERE - R. HANSEN & CO. 108 3 YOUNG SWEDES T0O LEARN PRUNING, 815 and found; Swiss tarmer, $:0. C. R. N & CU., 108 Geary st ;: ADY’'~MALD, CITY, $15, AND CUUK. SAME family, $20. C. R. HANS : Y(JU G GERMAN LADY DESIRES POSI. tion as housekeeper. 112 Tayior st., room 7. OMPETENT WOMAN WISHE > SITUATION as housekeeper; city or country. 526 Jessie st. ANTED_I'USITION A GRRMAN NUR-. sery ness; good seamstress. Call (aft- Y B ernoons) 5.0 Geary st. DALEH GIRL WANTS WOKK BY THE day piain vashing and housecleaning or help peop.e o move. 13.1 Fulton s Rhl"l.\h'h YOUNG COLLEGE GIRL WOULD llke 10 be companion to lady; no objection to traveling. Address J.S., box 10, Ca |+ flice. NTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY, QUICK, AC- curate, of £0od ap eaiance, desires positl n in office: small salary: ietere. ce; slso wishes lady rovmmate. Call or address r. D. 218 Leaven. wor.h Y(‘l’. G WETNURSE WOULD LIKE A PO- sition by November 1; child is 6 weeks cld. Address JA. H., caie J. J. MASON, Berkeley station, Berkele; YQUNG FRENCH MARRIED WOMAN wishes position 10 do gene:al housework and cookin, NEA“I’ YOUNG GIKL WISHES SITUATION 10 do ge: housework and cookiug; plain washing. Plesse call 447 Natoma st, nr. Sixth. Y OUMG, WOMAN WISHES ~ITUATIO TO wait at_tabie in coffee-house; sicep &t home. Apply 21 Verona st., cor. Third. " OUNG GIRL WINHES POSITION AS TYPE- writer or bookkeeper. 201 Poweil. room 8. ADY IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES 4 wishes » position as janitress in doctor’s or lawyer's office: references. M. M., box -, Call. Wil sleep home: wages $:6. F. N. P., y SHES PLAIN SEWING AND reparing i0 doat homeor infamijes 116 Sixth st, room 6. S NTED AN FIRST-CLASS €00k In private family. 1121 Webster st. SR AND MAS- ! for baths in the country, $35. (. R. N & CO., 108 Geary st EXPERIENCED CHAMBEKMAIDS, COUN - try hotel, $17 50. C. R. HANSEN &'C0., 108 Geary st. OOK, PRIVATE FAMILY NEAR CITY, $25; see party here. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary si. DOOK WOKK IN PRIVATE : $25: reerences required. C. £ HAN- SEN & CO.. 108 Geary st W ;NIED—BLACKSMITH'S HELPER. CAR- riage work. $10 (o §12 a week; carpenter for rauch: miners, $40 and $250duy. carilage-smith for city; coopers, piece work: 4 Loystolearatra ie, #3 week and fucr. ase; men to cut brush. found: young wire-worker, $1 a day cook. $10 wrek: boarding-house, $30 horel cook. country, 835, fare advan walters, $25, and others.” Appiy J. F. CKS. & CO., 628 ~acra- ECOND GIKL, $20 TO $25. NURSE, #20 TO 25; housework g r, ~an Jose, $20: Alameda, $20: Merced, $20; Modeste, $20, aud other twus; 12 houseworx xiris city and _couniry, $20 to $25. 6 young giris, assist, $1C 10 £15. MISS CULLEN, 3338 Sutter st Ok SuaLL HOTEL COUNTRY fare paid. MISS CULLKN, 323 Sutter W F $20; OMAN WITH A CHIID, $20; SEE PARTY bere. MI~S CULLESY, 823 Sutter st. RENCH NUKSE. $20. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutier st. mento, 10 BOCK DRILLEkS, 8125 A DAY AND board; 20 jaborers for irrigating ditch, $1 and board; camp cook snd_helper: ranch cook, 20 Lo $30; 2 farmhands, $20: dishwasher. 16 and room. R. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay. ‘r’Al\"lH AKER FORCOU RY hOTEL. short distance from city, $30: 6 more wood- choppers, Sun Mateo County, a1 winter's job, pay sure. farmirs, milkers, laborers. coks, walters aud disiwashers. W. D. EWER & Cu., 636 Clay. [ ANTEU—DRILL AND BAND M ASTER for un ins.itution near city; middle-agea man preferred W. D. EWrR & CU., 626 Clay st. VOK: €835, MISS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER C srest. ANTED — SECOND GIKL AND WAIT. | Tess, ¥25: 3 firs:-class cooks ‘or Jewish fami- | ies, $30: « large number « f ueat g.ris tor general housework and cooking, 820 25; first-class maid, must be seams.ress, $25: firsi-class laun- dre e rw ork, . Apply 1o J. F. CROSEIT & CO., 816 Sutler st. W ANTED—2 MATTKESS-MA KERS $2 50 TO 33 per uphlsierers. $2 50 to $3 per day. W. D. EWER & CU., 626 Ciay st. OR R FOR COUNTRY HOTEL; waiter for country hotel, $30. ZETTE, 320 Kearny st OURNEYMAN BARBER: Employment Office, 303 V. ALSO HUTEL GA- UNION FEEE n Ness av. SHINN. ANTED—A Mili Valley, &: EAT YOUNG WOMAN FOR 5; good cook and second girl W for Bakerstield, $25 and $20; second girl, witn ref- erence, for the country, » Waitres: for 'he country, §20. Appiy 10 J. F. CROSETT & CO., | 316 Sutier st. | ANTED—A PROTESTANT famil - of 3 per.on 00k for the coun.ry, §28 serman or Fr uch), Alameda. $.0: German cook, must b- fiest cluss, for steady place in city, $35; French cond gir in city, $25; -0 housework girls $25 nd #20. Apply MISS 1 LUNKETI, 424 Sutter st., near Powell. COOK FOR $355; work and care for children: wages $15. ddress 1329 California st. Y SUSG GIRL DESIRES PLACE TO D0 UP- stairs work and sewing. Address Hamiiton Hall, COr. >teiner and Geary sts. 615 GERX.\S GIRL WANTS LIGHT POSITION in small Gern.an family. Call at 1506 Sacra- mento st Y QUNG FRENCH WIDOW WISHESSITUA- tion as housekeeper, or upstalrs work. Cal. or { 1ddiess 113 Va ley st., hr. I wenty-ninth & Dolores. cal LAIK.N—BRANCIL UFEICK OF THE CALL sSubscriptions and wan: ads taken. JITUATION WAN <D BY A RESPECTABLE i = W ANTED-A WOKKING HOUSEKEEPER GEBMAN GIRL WISHES GENERAL for 3 men In the country; $20 a month. Ap- honsework. 449 Third st. ply MISS PLUNKEIT. 424 Sutter st.,nr. Poweil. JEA GGIRL WANTS LIGHT HOUSE. OUNG GIRL T ASSIST WAITI PLAIN | country hotel, §15; woman to do ctculng,l family of 4, «n an orchard. $15; youn:z girl tor | housework, Los uatos, §15. MURRA Y & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 834-636 Clay st. (00K 385: KNGLISH COOK, MENLO PARK, 26 housegitl, 2 in family, $25: 10 giris a! 815 to and & number of girls for city and | country, $20 to $25. MKS. NOLTON, 315 Sutter street. JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MES, LAsBERI, 417 Powell st, has places for ARBE 'S ASS0C ment Office. 8 FU b TION —FHEE FMPLOY- CHS. Sec., 325 Grantave. ARBER WANTED FORSATURDAY WORK 1026 Battery s OUNG MAN T0 DRIVE DELIVERY WAG. ou; soderer preterreds 36 Eddy st., 10 4. M. KR, CAST- 41 Third, S OF ALL KINDS. STOVE nges bought and sold. CURTIN, 112 WNBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILV, P::‘Icimhmx bough! Add. COLEMA D ILK UMBRELLA: GOODFELLOWS Keturn 311 Twenty-ninth st LAC Grotto. 1 Twent, KISH SETTER, WHITE SPUT ON CHERT; I $5 reward. 246 Townsend st HARFS SEG. BELCHER 8573. RI 100 turiic T 0’ sRIEN, 145 Third st 1ra: fer stopped. EDUCATIONAL. NING BUSIN ESS COLL] L, YOU N3 x]leenv.wzcmm’.n Assoclation—_tudles in bo athematics, stenograph., typewri i A keepl i, mecnanical and frechand drawing, geometry, ai: , German, -panish, Enziish, 'vo roste and electricity All he udel in membersi Priviiege. Call or send for lilus'rated cataloz: Association bidg, Mason and Elis. Special pris iege to young ladies in siudy of stenography, iy} writing and German. H.J. McCOY, Gen. Scc. B OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND S asinion._ 1215 Gctavia. st, San Franciaco, MISS ELIZA MACKINTOSH, pupil of Professor G. W. Bayuham, Glasgow, Scotland, and graduate of the Echool of Oratory, Philrdelphia, Pa, teacher. Office days. 1hurs. P. M., Saturiay A. M. EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 24 POST st.— Bookkeeping, business practice, snori- baua, typing, telegraphy. languaces, 'Englisn branches: electrical, civii #nd mining engincering, surveying, assaying, navigation, et ; 20 teachiers: day and evenine sessions: write for catalogue. NDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL— Puplls prepared for alifornia and Stanforq universities in day ana evening classes and pri. vate lessons; teachers’ and civil sarvice examina. tions. Koom 407, Parrott ouiiding. YRES LUSINESS COLLEGE, 825 MONT- gomery s.: individual instroction in short band, typing, bookkeeping, ielegraphy, ete.. lita scholarship $6U: 1ow Tates per weex and nonih. 7 ANTED—GOOD SHOEMAK -R UN K. pairing. 4102 Nineteenth st., near Castro. PIANO-TUNER AND SALESMAN; STATE s lary. O. B, box 104, Call. £ YOUNG MFN; NO KEXPERIENCE; GOOD O terms: 8 A M. 836 Howard st. ¥ JLASS CYLINDER PRESSMAN; steady job; state salary. W. W., box 7 7, Cail. (COUK AT 1416 HOWARD ST. ) N UPHOLSTERER AND A MATTRESS. maker. Apply at 718 Mission st. FAITER WAN cal. Ta M. ANTED—COATMAKER BY THE WEEK. 1211 Twenty-third ave., East Oakland. ED AT 417 MASON ST; USHELMAN WANTED AT OLYM PIA Tal.oring Co., 22 Mason st. sirls of all uxtionalitles. WaNTED —GINKLS GENERAL HOUSE work, $12, $:5, $2). MRS, N. T. HAR- NETT, 419 Stockton st | Apply 236 O’ Farrell, room 7. DOW WISHES HOUSEKEEP. Call 1104 Mission st, corner of er's position. 1, room 10, LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION s typewriter or do oftice work. Cull at 969 tcn st.. room 7, first floor. NG WIDOW FROM THE K ituation as housekeeper. 7 Grant SST'D 20 YEARS; tel.main 1997. BRADLEY & L0.,640 Clay HINESe AND JAPANE K FMPLOYMENT oftice: Lest help. 41434 O’ Farreil, el k. 426. APANESE AND CH SE EMPLOYMENT oftice; test help; tel Graut 6. 3 Geary st H APANESKE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- llable help. 700 Gieary st. Tel Butter 2126, A S, OKCHARDIST, FAIRLY POSTED ON £\ fruit-raising. pruning, graf.ing. cultvatin:, irrigatiug and propagation’ of fruit trees: hus had 10 yvars’ exp rience in Californla: able to take fruit farm. wishes employment. Ad- dress H. E., box 30, Call Office IN WINE, LIQUOR AND BE“R— L, honest and sober man: also wants position. Address JAMES NEU- MaNN. 1 Golden place. TEADY YOUNG MAN, TWO WEEKS FROM Jrelana, wishes & sitnation in city: can work aronnd house or yard or take care of horses. 3151, Jessie st. C UNTER & CO.. CHINESE ANU JAPANESE emp. office. 614145 Californin st.. tel. main 281 01TLE Co W ANTED—POSITION OF ANY KIND BY young man thoroughly conversant la 8; anish ana French; best of refercnces. Address S. ¥, F., box ¥, Call. QTEALY MARRIED AMEKICAN, HANDY 1) wiih tools. wants work with buss «arpenter as roueh carpenter or laborer. T. A. WALLACe, 1411 Valencia. noman for housew.rk aud plain cooking. Call | \\AITRESS, $20. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 or mddress M. H., 149 Kuss. Kearny st. Y UUNG LADY WISHEs POSITION AS YOUG GIRL FOk GENERAL HOU work; girl just from Germany preferred. 803 Suiter st., room 43, Friday, bet. 10 and 12 o’clock. PPRENTICES AND K LENCED OP- £ erators on wrappers and waists; work in fac- wry. 409A Tark st | Y LUNG GIRL, ABOUT 20, GOUD WRITER, | fo: the country; light work. Call after 12, 17 | Thiru st., room 1 Plrorksraxy GIRL TO DU GENERAL housework in small family; wages 815. 1509 | Folsom st. }'BL GENFRAL HOUSEWORK, PLAIN | cooking, $:0. Callafter o'clock, 912 Post. | OU G GIHL FOR HOU ¢ with chl.dren. WORK AND AS- 1308 Buchanun st. WO LiVEL: BOYS, i4 TO 16 YEARS; 8 'clock. Hoom 10, 402 Kei roy. D. 413 HAYES ST. MEN TO-DAY: LONG JOB; NO © fee charged. PBUSHELMAN Wa HERMAN'S, 637 Clay. 90 = 20 ome (OPER EIVER—THE MOST RELIABLE / expediiion vet started for Copper River will leave this 1or- on Nov. 10 on the fast and safe schooner J. Epping r, und-r command of Captain W hite. who 13 thioroughly acquainted wiih the Copper River country; she I ficted up for passen- gers below deck: fare. including 1 year's provi- 5101s with rrivilege of o e ton ¢xtra freight, only $17. For furth r in.0:mation apply ut 718 Third s ., mear depot, from 10 . . (0 3 P. M., Copper siver Commercial Company. ABINEI-MAKER WHO UNDEKSTANDS jointing. 591y F.deral st., off ~esond. F YOU WANT TO MAKE SOME MONEY with a little effort call at room 80, New Wes‘ern Hotel, ‘or. Kearny and Washington sts, bet. 1 and < this afternoon. ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN light work. 1521c Howard st. W LEI_G,50c: LADIE=. 40c: WHILE 638 Market: branch 767 Markec. ANTHD—OPERATORS ON JACKETS AT 1825 Greenwich st W W G ANTED—SKIRT HANDS, 121 POST ST., room 49. IRLTO WAIT AT TABLE. 8§30 HOWARD street. | NING BLACKSMITH AND ail-round me-hanic; steady work and good ay. Apply with reterences to Miniog. box 16. Call Oftice 00K PER, STATE EXPFRIENCEAND salary expected, to work night instead of day- time. Address M. N., box 6, Call Uflice. TOMAN WANTED 10 DO IRONING. 8997 Elgh eeath st. ““fl L oK. BRULIMAN CiLL a1 H. FOS TERS? Four h and Hooper sts. OMPETENT GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN- eral hous>work: must be £ood cook: refer- ences required: wages $20 to 322 80. Apply afer 2 r. M 824 Grove st.. ur. Fillm re. J ANTED—NEAT, COMPETENT PROTEST- ant womun or girl: must be good piain cook; reference. Inquire 900 Devisadero st. bet § and 10 A 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CAiL tubseriptions and wan: ads raken. JTYLISH AAIRCUT 10C; ELEGANT SHAVE Lc; clean towels. 602 Pacific st., near Kearny. EAMEN—_ORDINARY. SHIP CAKPENTER for Europe. Shipping office, 10 = teuart st., up- stairs. OUNG GIRL FOK LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 13304 Hayes st y AIST - MAKERS — OA FIRST-CLASS hanas need »poly. J., box 57, this office. 615 cAld Sulecriptions abd want ads taken. LARRIN_BKANCH OFFICE OF THE 0 1| ADIES—COAT, VEST AND TRUUSERS- makers wanted. Appiy st 11 A. M. at the Stev- ensoi-st. entrance. CHARLES LYONS, 721 Market st. Wi -CHAIR BARBEK-SHOP FOR BALK IN mountaiu_town: pop. 3000. 1:quire of Deck- eiman Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. AT GIR! FOR GENERAL HOU SEWORK. 1310 Fac fic st. EXPERIENCED MEAT-CUTTER WISHES position in butchei-shop, resiaurant or hotel; R. E, box 91, Call. g0od reference. JIBST-CLASS COAT-MAKER AND CUITER Jlesires positlon as cutter. Address C. A, box 103, Call. ERMAN GIRL TO TAKE C4RE OF CHILD aud dglicht bousework. 517 Mont gomery st | WE VANT LADY CANVASSERS FOR CHIL. dren’s hollday books: also for a general line of holi DEWING CO., Flo)d building. publicatiors, ali over the coasi. THE J. 7 ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fi. yonr feot at the same price you buy ready- made ooes, jrom 81, 82, $3, $4 and 35, ai 562 Mission st.. bet. First'and Second. K. $iM0N WANTS 100 MEN T0GET BOTTLE . beeror wine bc: Lest iree lunch. ©43 Clay. FIRST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES closks. M. SIMINOFF, 1228 Market st. 1 EAD COOK WANTS SITUATION IN HO- lel: clty or country: firstclass references. AURENCE DRE-S-CUTTING SCHOOL, . 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without trylng on: call and be convince!. JINE MEN'S CALF SHOES $176; TO ORDER $2 50: meu’s hal? soling 3dc: heeling 25c; strictiy one price. 959 Howard st. Address F. F., box 15, Call. Cu;(;nlu\_sn UATION WANTED BY A thorough'y competent coachman; has the very best 0f refe ences: is » firsi-ciass driver: also « n- dentands gardening. A. Q. box 4+, Call Uffice. AN ASD WIFE (GERMAN) WANTS boarding-house; man good cook: usekeeper: city or country. 271 place 1n YPEWRITEHR, RIBBUNS, PAPER, CAR. | bon. L & M. ALEXANDEE, 110 Montgomery. FERATORS WANTED, LEVI STRAUSS & C0.. 3214 Fremont st. ATTERNS 25c: DRESSMAKERS FUK. nished : Eops and families: positions free. Mc- DOW ELL Dressmakinz, Millinery School, 103 Post. +) STRONG MEN, ONE MAKRIED, ONE SIN. gle, wish positions in whol-sale houses as por- ters, pacxers or drivers: references it required. Address H, L., box 29, Call. I IRST-CLANS GA«.DENEL, 14 YEARS OLD, sing ¢, desires & position: Feferences: 4 years in last place. Address 132% Tenth st., Uskiand. MES. DR FISH, 10115 GKANT AV. KM 2 electriclan:aicobol 4 uixish baths: unrivaled &= = MES. STRWERT, GENUINE STEAM nd cabinet b 0145 room 1 ——————————————————— SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. MME. HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC battery and cabinet baths 116 i aylor st. ADIES CAN SKCURE FIRST-CLANS HELP of all nationalities by calling on MISS CUL- >utter s TEXT MOTHER AND DAUGHTER de ire situations as ook and se.ond girl or nur.e: wages no object: city orcouutry: 2 years last place. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. JFIBSI-CLASS GEAMAN COOK AN b HOUSE- work girl desires situation: place; city or country. MI=S CULLEN, 525 Sutter si. JOBEK. STAONG YOUNG MAN, GERMAN, wouid like position in lodeing-house; large experience. Address s B., bux 104, Call. AKERBY TRADF, IN DISTRESS, w ISHES t0 4o any kind of 'work. Call or address W. WEBBEF, 2025 BY, Y UNG MAN AS PORTER IN HOTEL or who esale house. X. 1., box 13, Call ¢ flice, NGINET ROR MACHINIST: STEADY AND reliable; cun give good reference. Address P. G., box 48, Call. W ANTED-WORK BY YOUNG MAN, GER- man. us d to kiichen work, plain cooking. wailing or o.ner work: ci.y or country. Pieise addres H. VIELI1Z, 82 Mission, room 5. OSITION WANIED AS COACHMAN OR man about place, by young man baving good references fiom former emplover. Address JOHN HANBON, 5.7 Sixth at., Oskland. FIRST-CLASS DANISH SECOND GIRL AND seamstress des.re: situation, or as nurse or maid; best local references: city or country. MISS CULLEN, 325 sutter st. \ E T YOUNG GIKL DESIKKS SITUATION 4 second girl or nucse or housework: $10 to $i3; reference; city or couniry. MISS CULLEY, 525 Sutter st. JUPE (IOR SWEDISH €00 L work gir: desires situation; clty or country. MI>s CULLK AND HOUSE- vears Iast place. 325 Sutter s SIUUATION WANTED—A NEAT SWEDI~K £1r), with fis -Class reference. desires situa:fon iu rmall American family as cook und to do gen- eral housework, $25: here is a very nice girl for some.ady. J. K.« ROSET. & CO., 316 sutter st. ITUATIONS WANTED—2 NEAT GIRLS DE- sire siiuations as second gir's: have references fiom first-ciass familles. Apply to J. F. CRO- SELl & CO.. 316 ~utter st. AFISH HOUSEGIRL WI'H THE BEST of cily references wisues situation: first-class cook and’isundress A K . NURION, 315 Sutter. (GEBMAN KMPLOYMENT OFF ICE—MES, LAMEERT, 417 Powell st (iel. Main 5332), furnishes best held of ul. nationalities, MAX AND WIFR WANT PLACE IN (OUN- try: unlersiands farm work thoroughly. 93013 Mlssion st., bet. Fiith and Sixth. 615 LABKIN-BKANGH OFXIUK OF THE CALL: iubscrinuons i wan: ads taken. BUYKKLEPER OF EXPERIENCr WANTS steady position: has Lest of references. Ad- dress E. i. L. box 108 Call. ONKEST AND RELIABLE MINKR over twenty years' experience, aigo Al mill- man aud asswyer, woud ilke some party with mesns Lo stake him for Alaska. For rarticu ars address J. \., 3170 I wen y-finh st, ~ F- ARDENKR, 34 YEARS OLD, >1NSLE, wants & situation: can ryn gas cogine: refer- ences: 4 years in last piace. Aadress 1522 Tenth st, Oaklana. MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN (MAKKIKD) DE- sites work; can milk aud take care of horses: as watchman or ligut e work. Address H. T., box 4, Call. . © s OF SUIHAMEKICAN HON ST YOUNG MAN Wishes position In private family:,can teach Spanish: do all kinds of useful work: best city references: Loard and 10om, no wages. W. M. RUSTWORTHY, COMPETENT wishes situation Lo do washinc, ironing, cook- ing and housccleaning by the best reference. Mow M. CURTIN, 35367 Twenty-sixib st near Sl:sion. Avl:.wm:;s:-‘. bl:l:!a’l‘ CLASS, WISHES SIT- uation: has best referezces; cij ntry. L. W., box 3, Call. W e o \ EAT GIRL WISHES PLACE TO DO BEC- h ond work, Address “l"filmhfi WOMAN tox 110, « all MAL AL WIFE WITHOUT CHI, DREN AL waut position on ranch: capable of taki n full chirge; references given. Address F. L, 415 Calftornia st. e S L o e P S M 2 JARANESE AND CHINESE kMPLOYMENT office, best heip, 314B Sutter st.; te.. Grant 30, }:\.flan%u HOUBKE, 44 151.1"0 ST. NR, et rooms. 0 3 1w s week; convenien: and 2e z¢ee bus ANTED—Al CLOAK FINISHERS AT M SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. hl OST CONVENIENT AN\D KhSPECTA BL! Winchester House, 44 Third st n : 200 rooms: Zoc 1o $1'50 per night: 31 50 to $6 per week: free bus and bagguge to and rom ferry. 167 taken. Naada Si—BLANCGIL Urr.CE OF UMe CALL suLACHIMOL A waul ads HELP WANTED-MALE. SECOND COOK -, 86 AND 87 PER WEFK: § cooks. $35 to $80'per month: 7 boarding-honse cooks, 825 to $30 per month: second coox, $35 and room: 4 oo s. $8 per week ; «ook and helper, $15 per weex: short-order cosk for Marysviile. MAKTIN & CO.. 749 Market s KITCHEN MEN, 35, $10 AND $12 PER month: 4 dishwashers, $16 and room: 3 dish- wasbeis, $20 aud 1ovm: § dishwashe s, $3 and $5 per week MAKTIN & CO.. 749 Markct i, [ AITEK, GYSTE(-HOUSE, $10: 7 WaiT- | Sre 836 and soom: § walters, $15 and room | 4 waiters, $.0 ard rocm. MAKTIN & CO., 749 | Market st. | OTEL PORTER, $20 AND ROOM: KES. taurant porier, $15. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AKE BAKER. WINDOW WORK. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marxet st. O-DAY'S THE DAY WFr SHIP—. == 30 laborers, ha'f fare paid, to the great saw- mills woods: ‘no experien e required. 326 and found: this job belongs to a large Lank syndicate; auybody, everybody can do th.s work: call early. 3 boys on furniture springs; 3 boys to learn trades man to raie chickens. MURRAY & READY, 624 and 636 Clay st. OTEL DEPARTMENT - Cook, ceuntry hotel. $40 and found, fare 80c. cook, country hotel, $50 and found, fare $1 25 cuok, clty hotel. $35 and found: cook, near ciy, $30. fare 10c: COOK 10T & ranch and 4 0. her cooks. different p.aces: X waiter-, $20, $.5: & dishwash- ers. $15, 120, $10. barber wnnred coutry MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay si. ALF FARE PAID— 20 m=n to work in sawmil ALSO o 50 woodchoppe s, $2 60, $2 10, 3160, $125 cord, tools and food turnihed: £5 shingle and box-bolt makers; 30 tlemakers, 8c each: 20 labor- ers. clty mod country jobs: 18 teams.ers, $175 and $1 60 # day and $:6 and found per month; 20 farm. orchard ‘and vineyard hands: 3 xrapepick- ers; 6 concrete laborers, a2 a day. MURKAY & READY, £34 ana 636 Clay OLD AND- shop. wodas. COPPER———MINES. Wanted—20 more laborers thesa great miies: noexperience requir d; $39, $33 and 526 per month and found. MURKAY & KEADY, L34 and 836 Clay -_— GARDENER WANTED, SEK BOSS HERE to-day: blacksmith wanted for ranch; granite- cutter, $8 day: coucrete-finisher, 83 aay. RAY & READY, 654 and 616 Clay s ADIES SHOES, “OLING, i3c: MEN'S shoes, soiing. 50c: all repairing done st halt ARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE and Newswspaper lllustration, 424 Pluest: free exhibition of works by students daily, 2 to 4 P. 3 ~awrday classes morning and afiernoon. [300KKEEPING_THERE 1S N0 COLLEGE 3 on «arth whose course is as thorough as mines 4 10 8 weeks only required: rapidity at figures s specialty. TARK, 855 Market st , room 572, {NGINEXRING SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, mining. mecn., survey,sasay, archit.; day&eve.: est. 1364 A. VAN DEK NALLLEN. 933 Marker U DE FOREST, SCHOOL OF ACTING removed to 630 Golden Gate ave.: call 2 10 4. 615 LAKKIN-BRANCH UFKICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and wanc ads taken. QAN FRAN Market st. SCO BUSIN ESS COLLEGE. 1286 124 positions in '96, 103 in '97. ITHERILESSONS GIVEN BY MaX MAIEK, leacher of zither, 528 Turk s:. . $} BUSINESS FRENCH OR SPANISH 2U. course. Cal at 225 Geary st., room 39. OOKKrEPING, ARL)HMETIC, WRITING, gram., etc. ;day.night: $5mo. 1604 Mkt .op.8th. 1SS GAMBLE'S DANCING children’s c.ass Sat. 8 p. a. SCHOOL; 317 Devisadero, ELASCU'S LYCEU M SCHOOL OF ACTING— Puplis rehearsed on siage. Alcazar buliding UDLAM SCHOOL OF ELOCUIION AND Diamatic Art. 928 Sutter st 1SS BOLTE'S SCHOOL, 2318 CALIFONNIAL boar:: Eug, Fr., Ger, music; $30 8 mouth. N QPAMISH—CLASSES DAILY; 85 MONTH; 4 109 .. Koom 10, Y. M. G'A. butlding. JINGING:; PIANO: PAKIS GRADUATE; French, German !anguages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor. UPTAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOUAL lessons: $3mo. Ma Weun Fu HORSES. 'OR SALE — YOUNG, GENTLE, WELL- matched team. 500 Valencia st. URSE AND THREESPRING WAGON: suitable for grocery. 266 Jessle st. JUST ABKIVED 150 DRAUGHT AND driving horses. TATTERSALL'S, 721 Howard, A USTION SALES EVERY SATURDAY AT 11 o’clock of horses, buggies, wagous, harness, etc. Emporium eales yards 220 Valeucts s., & WATKINS, auctioneer. () BOKSES KUK SALE; ALSD WAGONS buggles, carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horsa Marke:, 327 Sixth st.: sucuon seles every Wi Besday. BULLIVAN & DOY LE. Auctioneers. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WING TO THE RAIN, 60 VEHICLES AND harness not sold at auction. wiil seli at Ti= vate sale less than auction prices this week to close up partnership. Corner of Valencia and Fifteenth sis. ARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINST new and second-hand wagons, barness, robes aud biankets. Lel Company, 211 Larkin st, opp. new City Hall. HEAP FIRST-CLASS WAGON AND double set of harness. 707 Clementina st, }!‘INE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AaD wagans cheap for cash or instaliments: top and open bugg: IN buggies, carts, bold _Harnesy MILE 1 ting also L hack. 823 harrison si. FURNITURE FOR SALE T T SN sy e VARPETS, OIL CLOTH AND PA KT OF FUR- niture of 6-room flaz, 610 McAllister st flat te rent cheap; come quick for bargain. DURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, GOUN: ters, showcases. ANDIRSON, 1 Market, OUSEHOLD RANGES ALk 1HE boog H 96 MEY KRS CO., 947 Market sz, the usual price. 582 Mission st, bet. 1st and 2d. ANTED—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER = Wid 8hops. teols. posiulons furnished: 3 weeks required. 5. k. Barber College, 1E814 Eighth, ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States merine corps. United States pavy: adle-bodled, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 ' sears. who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legully declared theic intention (0 becoma such: must be of good char- scter and habits and able 10 speak. read and write KEngiish, aud be between 5 feet b inches and 6 feet in height. For further information apply at the recrulting office, ¥V Eliis st. >an Francisco, Cal. 1G BAKGAIN IN FURNITUR oul: goIng i0 Alaskn S : SELLING Mission st. FURNITURE WANTED. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FUR\ITURE, carpets, ete. F. W. ZEHFUSS, 840 Mission, P. BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR « furnished houses, zroceries, etc 305 Larkin. W ASH FOR FURNITURE, CARLETS, full value. Pac. Fur. Co. ETC; 228 Stockton st. D—AT MONTANK HOUSE, 76433 men 10 1ake rooms: 10, 15c and 25c per night; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. SINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 180 NIGHT, 75 and $1 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. JLEHO HOUSE, 86345 MALKET ST.—kUuds 20c. 26¢ 1o 5UC might: $1 10 32 week. UOMS. 150 10 786 Pl N1t HT;: duu 20 #a o0 Per week. Orlental. 225 Drumm st UT UF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C 4 up to $1 20. 562 Mission st., tet. Ist and 2d. 3000 BALESTANOIHER LoT OF MEN'S shoes: been siishtly dam: at lesy than one-fourth their vaine: from 8¢ o $3 d0. 562 Mission st.. bet. First and Second. VY IACHESTER HOUSE 44 THIRD 1. NR Market: 300 rooms, 25c a night: reading. room: iree 'bus and bazgage o and 1rom the ferry. W ANTED TOCOLLECE WAL S DUK LABOK- ersaclerks XNOX Collection Agoy, 110 Sutcee, RY ACME MOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- jow Sixth, for a room: 5c a night: 81 a week W ANTED_LABORKRY AND MECHANICS 10 know thaz Kd Koikin, Heno House proprie- tor. sl rums Denver Housa 17 Third s.: i34 large rooms: “Sc per uighc: SL 10 $3 pec week. J. NEU.aAN 2 sells farnitu , 121 SIXTH ST, BUYSeAND re and carpets: also storage, NDIANA AUCKION CO. RE OVED Monigomery st. :hichest prices pgid. Tel. 10 13 vis 71 CARPET-CLEANING. C{.\' STEAM CARP LEANING WORK: itADs. mOVes, iays carpets. G. h. STEVEN Mgr. 58 and 40 Rightn st.© telephons South 230, W HEN YU BECOME DISGUSTED WITIT POOF Work send 10 SFPA ULDING'S FloneerCaz Pet-beating Works. ¥53-57 Tehama s.: tel. So. 41 J _WALTS.reltable carpet-cieaning renovig.aiter- + ation works, 413 McAlifster. Tel Jessie 821, G BEAT KASTERN STEAM CARPE -CLEAN ing works 14 Sth, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 301, ARBER'S EN1EKPRISE CARPRET-CLEAN- ing wks, 286 14th. Tel Mis 100. Z T. Barber. ARPETS CLEANED, KENOVATED | new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevensou; tel. s DVANCE CARPET- CLEANING Co, C . , 403 A Suttar; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. CLuAsmu. sc, LAYING. ¥c; KU . saar / ples tree; tel. Jessle 944. Stratton, 3 Eighon, HFAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE / WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the United Siates or Canda one year for $1.60, post- age iree. VAKPELS CLEANED & KENOVATED LIK Dew. 25 Tenth; lei. ~outh 36 Mackintosh & oe 2 MITCHEIL CARP + 240 l4ih st ; cleaning Sc. a y, LEANING Co, ard; tel. Mis. 74, AGENTS WANTED. Eiorii e mas i iiciamen el g ADY AGENTS WANTED IN KEVERY CITY and town 1o handle our female remedics; sal- ary orcommission: send Zc stamp for particalars. Califoruia Caemical Co., 927 Marke: st., . ¥ A D—ME oig money. H. TO Se.LL TO 1HE TRAD) W. MERRITT, 628 Marki GENTS WANT: 5D TO TAKE ORDERS FOR our ceiebrated teas, coffees, spices: big in- ducements offered: write for par.icu ars. agents wanted everywhere: free waiches, bicrcles, dishes. Great American Importitg Tea Co.. 52 Market st., San Francisco. GENTS WANIED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive ‘safexnard; S1: also tomic specific for all female troubles: for home use. DR AND MKS. W' G=NWR. 526 ddv s BOARDING WANTED. YOUNG GEXTLEMAN WUULD LIKE RUGOM in private family where he could make him- seif at bome, BARKISON, box 140, Call. ONKLIN'S CARFLL - BEATING WORaw 333 Golden Gate ave eicpnone fasi 1id —_— TYPEWRITERS. HE OLIVER, VISIBLE WRITING Ty BEv writer, 13 crealing a great stir in this com. munity and is fasc displacing the old-line roa- chines. consequently we have on hand a largs number of second hand ma:hites of all mancs, all of which are sor sale or rentai: call or serd for e. ¥ W. VAUGHAN & CO., 9 rotunda, Milg uilding. LL TYPEWRITERS SOLD OR send for price and sampie work. ALEXANDER, 110 Mountgomery s. MITH PREMIER, $45: ¢ samole work. SCOT'T& BA RENTED; L& M L, 31 RANDAL NAN, 333 MINES AND MINING. ANTED—ALL PERSONS DE~ININ profit trom development of gold fields of Alag. ka withuut leaving home, to call or addiess Calv ir0ia and Yukon Mining and Commercial Asso- clation, room 2, fourth fioor, Milis buliding,