The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 25, 1897, Page 8

8 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23 1897 o e e e ————— e —_———— e ————— NOTES OF THE NATIONAL GUARD Uniforms to Be Furnished at Less Than Govern- ment Price. The First Regiment Cannot Shoot Because It Has No Firing Range. The Crack Shot of the Naval Militia Makes All but One Out of hemselves jjcreditably. Sergeant Rush wiil come up af regularjintervals to drill the com- Jany. . \'X)SALIA,OCL 24.—Company E of this eity hss been taking much interest in the last State shoot for this year, which tukes place on the 25th. A number of the boys expect to e cur: the privilege of going to Sacramento to participate in the State contest for a gold medal by those who rank in the distinguished marksmen class. Lieutenant Medley of Modesto will supervise the rifle contest o the 25th. He is inspector of rifle practice. Captain Ward entertained Lientenant Lock- wood of Troop Clast Friday nizhi. Dr. Straube, surgeon of the troop, was also present. The lieutenant has been granetd aleaveof absence for three months, and he has started for Wachington. Dr. Straube will soon take th2 examination at San Francisco, with a view to !\rlomodon from the rank of hieutenant to cap- tain. William Murray, a private of Troop C, was brought down from the troop camp Saturday a Possible. In the matter of furnishing uniform blouses &nd trousers to the National Guardsmen some curiosity has been aroused as to how the firm of Pettibone Bros. will be able to furnish these acticies for the price bid, which isa tew cents lower than what the United States army clothe ing department can furnish the same for. The specifications call for the same kind of cloth as i8 furnished the United States army as to color and quality end for same kind of linings, buttons and other things. The uniform board has allotted $8 per man in each company and the captaius of com- panies will draw against this amount for such blouses and trousers as may be required and what may Temain to the credito: the com- pany will be used to procure such other ar- ticles of uniform es are most needed. One thing above all others, for the sake of uni- formity, that the guard needs is the uniform cap for the men. The officers of companies have the regulation cap, some of the men in the ranks have caps that are not of the regu- lation pattern and many heve nocaps at all. Outof the surpius the companies could pro- cure caps which cost about 85 cents each. It was suggested to Colonel Smitn of the FirstRegiment Infantry, whois a memberof the upiform board, that it would be well to have, before requisitions for uniforms ere sent in, an Licutenant C. V. Otto, Commanding the Fifth Division, Naval Militia. officer or officers detailed for that purpose ex- amine the blouses and trousers each company has, segregate the serviceable ones from the unserviceable and have requisitions made in | accordance with the actual need of the com- pany. The colonel said, “That is a good sug- gestion, and I think I will have that done in the First.”” He also said that when it is ascer- tained what the companies need most, after blouses and trousers shall have been fur- nished, the board will call for bids for such articles, The request of the First and the Fifth for an extension of time in which to engage in target practice has been granted, October being named as the month i1n which the shooting shall be done. But the First, through Colonel Smith, has been forced to ask for a further ex- tension on the ground of inability to secure a range. The site on Spring Valley Water Com- any property, near Ingleside, which had en selected for a ranze, was found upon in- vestigation would cost too much to put in order. Another and better site has been discovered on the seme property, and arrangements are being made to secure it. The site is north of Ocean avenue. Estimates of the cost of pre- ' Quivnin Bruat ¥ e ¢ Cock-swain L. R. Belcher, Who Made 24 Out of 25 at 500 Yards. to have his hand treated. He accidentally ex- ploded his pistol and the bullet pierced hus hand, shattering one of the bones. He siarted for the Presidio Saturday night. RR T HERE FROM BUENOS AYRES. Juan Felix Brandes, a Youth of Polished Manner and Big Enterprises. At the Palace Hotel and just arrived here from his home in Buenos Ayres is a young man of prepossessing appearance named Juan Felix Brandes, who dresses immaculately and almost in the height of fashion and talks with the ease and fluency of an accomplished diplomat and experienced society men. ncidentally he gives it out that he is making a study of coffee countries with a view to future exiensive investments, and that 1f Barrios succeeds in tiae present revolution in Guatemala he will soon visit tnat country. which to-day is producing a better general grade of coffee than Brazil. He says that Buenos Ayres, with its population of 700,000 persons, is probably the most cosmopolitan city in the world, and certainly the most extravagant; that it isremarkable for its magnificent, palace- like buildings ana its beautiful pablic gardens. He discusses commercial, po- litical and diplomatic affairs of various South American couniries with rapidity and assurance, but with indifferent ac- curacy. He expecta to remain here sey- eral weeks. — o o HOTEL ARRIVALS, GRAND HOTEL H Shatterion, Sacto W Macnary, Auburn M K Cady, Agua Callent D E Ciark. Santa Craz Bates, Los Angeles P H Robinson. Palo Alto s P Mailland, S Jose Miss R Hopen, San Jose J T Baiihache, Hea'dsbg W R Singer. Chicago HE Rush. “anta Cruz J E¢wards. Santa Cruz K E Owner, ~acto W Evans, Chica H B Benjamin, Los Ang R Hamilton, Ch: G W Cripper, Eureka R Ellcoit & w1, Lakeport J Johnson, Stockton H C Bell, Oroville ago gland & ds, Marysv Garrard, Santa Ciara W A Ennis, Oakiand M J Boggs. Co usa Miss L k Terry, 3acto s DrJ T Stephen. Petalu M Koford, Seattle W H Hilton, Glen Ellen Dr ockton G Homage. Stockton J L Jenks. Princeton L L Buck, Vicioria G Banks, Victoria W B Ambrose & w,Lockp W W Douglas, Sacto A Alvin & wt, Cs D Powell & wi. S Paul W D Creighton, Fresno F Flint Jr, San Juan J T Judd, City of Mexico Dr T Flint, San Juan W lruce, Chicago iss M B-uce, Chicsgo B Barlara, Mich R L Southern, Paio Alto NEW WESTERN HOTEL T D Calkins, Amador Mrs Gearhart, & d, Cal John Forsburg, Cal € Raymond, Stockton ¥d Blomquist, US N JohuSmicn. San Jose M Harris, ~acramento 8 Huerovitch, Montana 1J Coey. Moutana H Murry, W P Lockington, Alaska M A uderso: N J Hander, Onfo L Lewl: W B Harrington, N Y George CM Shuyne, Tacoma R Mackinon. Canada H Prigger, Seattle H G haffer, Pittsburg Jobn T Grace. “eattle O O Carlson, Seattle W Channell & w, N W T H Buffen, Oregon PALACE HOTEL G Krichu. Palo Alto J ¥ Kilby Cleveiand H B Kilby, Cleveiand G Cummer, C.eveland J T Schweizer. NewYork R C McCrack+n, Stanfrd ‘W T Rambo, Stanford G H Brook: nford Sam T McGil, USN A D Lev: v York C k Locke, Chicago S N Rucker, ~an Jose H Y Cook, New York W S Lloya, New York Miss Chipman, Red Bluft A D Pieper. California paring a range and plans are being prepared, and a Tepresentative of the regiment has been seat to Fresno to obtain facts about the range Tecently built there. If the site selected is se- cured the work to be done to place it in proper condition will be done by members of the regi- ment, 1hedy of course being paid for the work performed. First Lieutenant Charles G, White and Sec- ond L.eutenant F. McGovern, of Company D, First Infactry, have passed the board of ex- aminers. Lawrence A. Jackson, first lieutenant Com- pany A, Second Iniantry, has applied or a cer- iificate of exemption. Captain Edwin J. Underwood, Company G, Seventh Iniantry, has tendered nis resignas tion. Aboard of which Colonel John R. Berry is the heaa will conveae to inquire into & re- ported shortage of the funds of Troop D. J. N. Hobbs, signal corps, Sccond Brigade, has applied for a certificate of exemption. Captain Filmer, Company B, has been granted leave of absence for thirty days from the 20th inst. The_resignation of T. W. Searle of Com- pany Bof the Fifth has been accepted. Capiain Edward Fitzpatrick, Company E, Firsi Regiment, has been placed on the retired ist. Licutenant-Colonel G. F. Hanson will pre- side at an election for captain and first lien- tenant of Company C, vice James W. Dumbell, captain, and Charles E. Goodeli, first lieuten- ant. An election for first lieutenant of Company G, vice Tnomas W. Sparrowe, will be held next Monday. Major Hosmer will presiae. _An eiection will be called for to succeed Wil- liam Elliott, captain; John P. Davenport, first lieutenant, and Frank J. Murray, second 'lieus tenant of Company D, Fifth Regiment. Colonel Smith of the First Regiment has made arrangements with Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas M. Cluff, division commissary, to pro- vide at & moment's notice stores for ihe First Regiment, enough to last sixty days, in case of need. Heis now meking arrangements 1o h;:;e mules or horzes ready in case of necese sity. The dispute between the Nationals and Com- pany K, ebout the trophy at Camp Macdon- ald, based upou tue charge that & member of Company K did not fire a shot, hias been de- cided in favor of Company K. Reports of the camp at Santa Monica have been forwarded 1o headquarters by Major J. H. Dockweller, engincer officer of the First Brigade, Major Charles T. Merlaeth, commis- sary, and Major John L. A. Lash, inspector of rifle practice. At the monthly meeting of the Veteren Na- tional Guard of California, held on the 20ih inst., the corps was presented by Licutenant Fred W. Eaton with & full setof “Official Re- cords of the War of the Rebellion,” by Ser- geant-Major William H. McNeil; witha photo- graph of the members of the “California Hundred,” by Post Commander Sheldon I. Kellogg Jr.; with several books on military subjects, by Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. C. Doht maun; with & beautiful punchbowl and fit. tings, by the family of Generai William H. Dimond, deceased; with the on'y copy of the journal kept at division headquarters, N. G, C., during the strike of July, 1894 . The following were elected members: Lieu- tenant-Colonel John A. Koster, retired, Sec- ond Artillery; Corporal Arthur 8. Hatfleld, Company G, First Infantry: Sergeant Maurice Justh, Company A, First Infantry; Private Ferd C. Muller. Company B, Third Infantry. The corps will give a “smoker” at the quar- terly meeting in November. Nations) Guards- men are at ali times welcome &t the corps headquarters, 24 Fourth street. PETALUMA, Oct. 21.—The members of Com- any C were put through a thorough drill by Bergeant Rush of the First Regiment, U. 8.4, who visited here for that purpose. The boys turned out in goodiy numbers and acquiited Mrs A D Pieper, Cal Louis Freund, New York H A Hildreth, N H SAN FRANCISCO *'CALL.™ BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open. until 12 o'clock every Bight In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 8:30 o'clock. £39 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. cormer Sixteenih and Mission streets; open wntil 9 o'clock. 143 Niath street: open until 9 o'clock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open untll 9:30 o'ciock. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky open wil § o'clock IMEETING NOTICES. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. ITUATION WANTED—CHILD'S NURSE, best refereace, can take entire charge: & neat Swedish gir: for housewor< and cooking in an American family, anice girl for any one, $25: Scandinavian giris_for general housework and cookine, $20. Apply J. F. CROSEIT & CO., 816 sutter s ITUATION — A FIRST-CLASS COOK DE- sires asitustion in an American family: has reference from some of the best families, $30; sec- ora zirl and waitress desires & siiuation in an American family, $25. Apply (0 J. ¥. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter'st. R {ruatfon: best refer- parlormaid desires sicuatfon; . bes ences; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. TOMAN WITH CHILD DESIRES tion; best references; wages no object. CULLEK, 325 Sutter st. T THE SWEDISH AND GERMAN EM- ployment Bureau, a number of first- class girls awalting situations. MRS NORTON, 323 Suttér. ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICKE—MRS, G R Rer 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 5332), surnishes best help of &l nationalities. REFINED NORTH GERMAN DESIRES PO sition to make herselt generally useful in s nice American family in the COuntry: no objection to children; wages no objec.: no washing: no win- dows; references. M. K., box 43, Call Office. OMPETENT ENGLISH COOK, IS A GOOD housekeeper: do American style; good butter-maker: willing to work On ranch Or neat family in the country: williug to do some wash- ing. Call 129 Third st OMPETENT WOMAN WISHESTO DO ¢ EN. eral housework in small family: good cook: will make herself generally useful. Address 10 Whitmore place SITUA- MISS TRONG YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TG DO washing and honsecleaning by the day; 73c perday. 714 Broadway. O RESPECTABLE GIRLS DESIRE POSI. Z tions todo generrl housework. Apply ai 257 Clementinust., oft Fourth. V G UL WISHES SITUATION 1N FAMILY 45 guod cook. Cal!l 257 Stevenson st. y I ANTED—WORK BY THE DAY OF ANY Kind. Please call at 757 Howard. room 18. VW OMAN SVANTS A ~TEADY PLACE FOR upstairs worx or taxe charge of odging-house. Call after 10, 139 Fourih st.. room 7. TOMAN DESIRIS A PLACE AS HOUSE- kecper at home or in family. 821 Mission, r 3. TOMAN WITH LUTLE GIRL WISHES 10 do housework: city or country. 329 Eddy. GLISH WAITRESS AND | SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. ITUATIUN BY A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY understands the chicken business and incu- Dbators: Is aiso & farmer, and will take piace on smell ranch. H. L., box 105, Cail. MARBRIED MAN WISHES POSITION ON A Vvineyard, orchara or small raoch; large ex- perience: reference. 153 Sagamore st., Ocean Vw. TEALUY MARRIED AMERICAN, HANDY with tools, wants work with boss carpenter as Tough carpenter or laborer. T. A. WALLACE, 1411 Valencia. EXPERIENCED MEAT-CUTTER WISHES position in butcher-shop. restaurant or hotel; g00d reference. R. £, box 91, Call. CLASHMAN-SITUATION WANTED BY A thoroughly com petent coachman; has the very best 0f refe. ences: is u firsi-ciuss driver: 8lso un- derstands garden A. Q.. box 44, Call Utfice. MAXN AND WIFE WANT PLACE IN ( OUN- try: understands farm work _thoroughly. 98034 Mission si., bet. Firth and Sixth HELP WANTED-MALE. HELP WANTED-Continued. ANTED — LAUNDRYMAN AND WIFE, 850 and $55; ranch blacksmith: men to cut brush. $20 and’ found; sheepnerder, $20 and found; plumier’s neip-r, 81 day: wire-worker's helper, $1_aay: cooperi, piece work: Swiss farm- er, $20: Scandinavian about place, $16: 3 coal- ininers, £2 50 day; miner, $40: cavinet-maker for country: cooks. waiters and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento. 0 THE MINES. Wanted—6 more laborers for these great mines: £39, $53. $26 and found. MURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay st M ACHINIST, AND IF COMPETENT WILL be . dvanced to foreman; $30 and found; car- Penter, granite cutter, $3 a day. MURRAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st, OTEL DEPARTME Hotel cook, £40, $1 1 y touna: 3 cooks, different places. $30, 340 and §25; % ranch cooks; 2 pantrymen, $25 and found; man 10 run elevator and wait at table, $15 and found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. =& 615 LAKKIN _BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscrintions sno want ads taken. MIDDLE-AGED GEEMAN (MARKIED) DE- sires work; can milk and take care of horses; as watchman or light factory work. Address H. T., box 4, Call Sull"l;x AMERICAN HON kST \'qu.\'u %‘:&\: wishes position in private family; can te Spanish: do all kinds Pt usetal works best c;z referenc and room, no wuges. W. box 110, Call. JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT oftice, best help, 3148 Sutter st.; tel. Grant 30. INCHESTEK HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms. be to 150 per nighi: 1 80 1o $6 per week; convenient and respectable: 1¢e bus and baggage 10 and from ihe lerry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. / ANTED—NEAT GIRL housework, short distan: young women'for short distauce Lo do general housework and cook, $20, waitress for the country, $20. J. £ CROSs1T & CO., 316 Sut- FOR GENEKAL $25: 10 neat 9() LABORERS WANTED FOR THE GREAT sawmill and woods, 1o experience required, $26 per month and found, ha'f fare paid: 30 wood- Choppers, Aiff rent p.aces $2, £2 50, $1 60 cord: 20 tiemakers, 6x¥, 8-foot ties: 30 shingie and box bolt makers:'10 teams ers, city 5 laborers, citv, $25 and founid, and 81 75 day ; carpenter, city job: 20 farm. orchara and farmhands. $2 $20; milker, near eity: 20 scra : Concrete-workers. $2 day and increase; 3 cho.e- boys: 3 boys for factory help. MURRAY & READY, 654 and 636 Clay st. BUSGY-WASHER, COUNTRY STABLE, $50 and found: blacksmith a'd wid for country ranch, German preferred. MURRAY & READY, -636 Clay st. 1() WAITERS, CITY AND COUNTRY, LU and room: 7 waiters. $20 and rvom: 6 waiters, $7a week: 9 young men, waitsome, $15 aud room. MAKTIN & CO., 149 Market st. 7 DISHWASHERS. 83 T0 85 A WE dishwashers. $15 to $20 and men, $8, $10 and 312 per month, TIN & CO., 749 Market st. COOKS, $25 TO $35 AND ROUM: SHORT- order cook, $40, country: 4 second cooks, $6 to$5 a week. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 825 EK: 5 m: 12 kitchen- om, etc. MAK- ter st. W ANIED—WAITRESS, $18: 2 K11t~ T-CLASS laundresses for private fauilies, & a family of two, $25: second ¢ $25; second girl for Stockton, a large num- Der of neat Swedish and German girls for house- worx, §15, $20, §25; 3 first-class German cooks, $30. Apply J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 ~ntter st OOK, $35: SECUND GIRL, E $20: housework, San Jose, $20: Merced, Los Banos, $20; 15 housework girls, city and country, $.0 and s: 8 young girls, assist, $10 0 $15.” MISS CULL 325 Sutter st. $25: NU WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP. Call 1104 Mission st, corner of 1*07 NG er's position. Seventh, room 10, "IRST-CLASS DANISH COOK AND LAUN- dress desires situation: bes cal reference; city or country. MIss CULLE 5 Sutter st. JPANISH GIRL WISHES TO WAIT Ix D coftee-house or chambermald; sleep home; wages $15. Call 1105 Clay st. WISHES POSITION AS Apply 235 O'Farrell, room 7. OUNG LADY housekeepes. SRICAN COOK, LATELY / from the East do some fine washing: is a good housekeeper and kind to children: city or country: country preferied; wages $12 to $15. 129 Third st. JOUNG GERMAN MAa AND WIFE (NO children) wish situations in dairy: thoroughly competent. ~ Address E., box 44, Cail Office. —WORK BY THE DAY leaning: first-ci 20 Fillmore s ., over the Foxhall stable. OMPETENT WEDISH GIRL WISH siu waliress or to do second work; four yea's' reference from last place. Call at 103035 Minna st. 1 ESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS GENTLE- man’s flannels to wash and mind; no trifers. 466 Minna st., in reey QUPEERIOR INFANT'S ~ CRSE DESIRES A position, or wiil do chamberwork »nd care for grown children; first-ciass references. 7181y Bush st. M!DDLE-AGED LADY WOULD LIKE POSI- tion as housekeeper or take care of cuildren or light housework. Apply 158 Clara st COOUK AND HOUSKEKEEPER position in American family. 15231 ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES position as waitress in restaurant. K. Y., box I 94, Call. COUNTKY. E(OND GIRL, $l SN, 325 Sutter st. GIRL $10 TO $15. MISS CULLKN, 825 Sutter st. CHAMBERMAID, $15. MISS N, 848 Sutcer st. AITRESS, PRIVATE FAMILY, $25. MISS i WELEE Sutter st. GEBE FOR HOUSEWORK, $30. MiSS CUL- LEN, 825 Sutcer Cuuui D COOK, 830 AND KOOM: CALL early. MARTIN & CO., 749 market s 7 COOKS HELPERS, $5, 86 AND $7 PER | week. MARTIN & .. 749 Markel si. ) BAPE-PACKE &S, $25. ROOM AND BOARD, etc. MARTIN & C0., 749 Market st. BREAD BAKERS, $3) AND FOUND, MAR- TIN & CO,, 749 Mar.et st. 3 |LARBER: COUNTRY sHOP. > CO., 749 Market st. G SHOVELKRS FOR A MINE. $250 A DAY: © 1b men to handle lumber in the woods. $30 and found; ~wiss farmer, $20; 7 young Swedes to work in an orchard, $15 and found: 4 farmers, $15: stableman for a resort, $15: voung Germsn for a coalyard, $15 and found. C. R. HANSEN & MARTIN & €O., 108 Geary st. JEAT COLORED BOY FROM 14 T0 16 AN ‘years 1o act as pageboy ina private ramliiy; no experience necessary. C. R HANSEN & CO. 108 Geary st. JECOND COOK, COUNTHRY HOTEL, $40; meat and pastry cook, country hotel, $45: con’ fectioner and cake baker, country shop, 860, C. K., HANSLN & CO., 108 Geary st. i | J OQOMS. 150 TO 75c PER NIGHT: 5UC 4V i 30 ver week. Orlental, 25 Drumm st OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHUES FROM 25C p to $1 25, 52 Mission st., vet Ist and 2d- 3000 EALES-ANOIHER LOT OF MENS shoes: been slizhtly damaged: at less ihan one-fourth their value: from 8¢ 10 $2 80. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. Y INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR Market: 300 rooms, 25c & night; reading- foom: 1ree 'bus and bazgage o and from the ferry. BUSINESS CHANCES. 900, SBOCEEY.S GOD LOCA- $200. vion: can connec: living-rooms: rent onl - $15 per month; value insight. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 5 35(), COBNER SALOON ON THIRD ST.; $350. bas an estaviisved trade: well-paying place: choap rent: good fixtures: ACua. bargain. M. LESS. 5 Fourth s: 35 FRUITSTORE IN HEART OF THE $ . uity; 5 living-rooms: cheap rent; good j horse and wagon: bas an excellent paying busi ness. M. LESS, 5 Fourch st. / ANTED,TOCOLL ersacierks KNO W WAGES DUE LABOR- ilection Agey, 110 Sutcer. RY ACME HOU: %, 967 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixth, for a room: zdc a night: $1 a week. ARTNEK WANTED IN A WELL-PAYING commission business: established and run by present owner for 20 years; excellently locate 00 night or Sunday work. For further lnform: tion apply to M. LESS, 5 Fourth st ‘ S ANTED_LABURKERY AND MECHANICS 10 know tnaz Ed Kolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. stlll runs Denver Housa 217 Third st: 13¢ large rooms: vSc per nigh: AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED, 23 Kearny st ADY AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY and town (o handle our female remedies; sal- ary or commission: send 2c stamp for particalars. Califoruia Chiemical Co., 927 Market st., S. F. W ANTED-MEN TO SkLL TO THE TRADE; vig money. H. W. MERRITT, 628 Market. GENT> WANTEO FOR MEDICATED wafers: posiiive safeguard; $l: also tonic specific for all female troubies: for home use. DR. AND MRS, Wi GKNER. ddv st. FAMOUS PANTS CO,. 00d commission; call Monday. FURNITURE WANTED. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE, carpets, etc. E. W. ZkHFUSS, 840 Mission, . BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR - furnished houses, erocer! 305 Larkin. W JASH FOR FURNITURE / tull value. Pac. Fur. Co., 228 S J. NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH SI., BUYS AND « sells furniture and carpets; also storage, NDIANA AUCIION CO_ REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st_;hichest prices paid. Tel. Davis 71 HOU WANTED. ODERN HOUSE OR COTTAGE; LAKGE ) 1525 O’ Farrell st. — yard: Western Additlon; rent $25 to $27. ROOMS WANTE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR neighborhood of Fifth and 10 hotel or rooming-house; references Please uddress ROOMS, KOBBINS, t and K sts.. South San Francisco. W ANTED—2 housekeeping in Folsom sts. exchanged. Twenty- WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. NCUBATOR: STATE MAKE, CAPACITY, rice; also want thoroughbred poultry. C. E. | P! GOULD, Fruitvale, C FAN-BLOWIE. ADDRESS, STAT- B. 0. B., box 62, Call. , 109 SIX 'H ST., WILLPAY CASH « for clothing and books. A ROTESTANT WAITRESS, $25. MISS CUL- LEN, 326 Sutcer st. MO GO TO-DAY—8 MORE LABORERS, L ana 4 ariliers, 33250, for inigation ditch camp cook; farmers, §20; bedmaker: boa:ding- GERMAN WAITKESSES, 36 A WEEK; 7 Wwaitresses, $20 and room: 10 waitresses, 815 and room; 9 waitresses, $5 10 $5 & week. MAR- TIN & 749 Market. (YUK AXD WAITRESS, 840, CITY; COOK and waitress, $45 and room: cook, $30 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. HOUSEK EPER, 20, SEE PARTY HERE: 5 housekeepers, $12 10 $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 Murket T APIES' MAID, CITY, $15: ALSU CUOK, same family, $20. MAKTIN & CO., 748 Market (_) CHAMBEEBMAIDS AND WAIT SUME, 815 1 Y10 $18 and 1oom. MARTIN & CO. 749 Market. £ COUKS, DELICACY STORES. $3 AND 86 A O week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Markei. W ANFED—POSITION As HOUSEKEEPER by widow from the East: Protestant, stranger, unincumbered; honorab e parties only.” Address M. M., box 10, Call Oflice, Oukland. W OMAN WISHES TO GO OUT BY THE DAY to do laundry work in private families. 1224 Union st. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES POSITION AS housekeeper In widower's or bachelor's home country preferred. Address C. box 12, Call Office. Oakland JXPERIENCEDI DRESSMAKER WILL Y work by the day or pi anteed. 914 Ellis st. NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A AN piace as housekecper: willing to do plain sew- ing. 1122 Market st., room 31. satisiaction guar- TOUNG LADY WOULD L'KE POSITI N A8 typewriter or plain sewlng and repairing. 2834 Sixth st 100m 6. TOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION AS housekeeper. Apply 12015 Geary, room 2. VY 0N AN, I~GOOD WASHER AND IRC no objcciion to any part of the city. T wenty-first ER: 2814 JOUNG DANISH WIDOW WITH 2 CHIL- dren wishes po.ition as housekeeper: good cook ; references: wages no obj:ci. B. K. TRUEL- SEN, Golden Gate, Alameda Coun ~ FRENCH » GERMAN COOKS, $25 AND { room. Ma IN & CO, 749 Markel. MALL PLACES, $20 TO 8§25 AND ARTIN & CO., 749 Market. FANCY IRONERS, $25,_ ROOM, etc. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. ASHIER FOR RESTAURANT. CO., 749 Market. BOARD, MAKRTIN & RONEK, LAUNDRY NEAR CITY, 830 AND found: ‘German cook, private family, $ nurse girls, hotel, city, $16, #12; 5 German girls, housework, city, $20 E assist housework, $12, $15: $15,$20. ¢ R. HANSEN & 5 girls, housework, CO.. 108 Geary st. 7 AITRESS; COUNTKRY HOTEL; CALL eariy: $20. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. VHAMBE . 5. MISS CULLEN, 825 | house cook: waiter boy. I T. WakD & CO, Bariece 605 and 610 Clay st RENCH NURSE, $26. MISS CULLEN, 325 | | ANTED_THIS (MOND . Y) MORNIMG BE- Sutter st. tween 8 aud 10, man and wite as cooks, country hotel, $50 to $60: waiter, country board- img-house, $20: French cook. family, $50; dish- washer, country; and others ANDRE'S, 5U8 Stockton st. ) ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE ment Oftice. S. F' HS, Sec., 325 PXPERIENCED SOLICITOR, EITHER S "4 tor printing business; salary. Address P. bux 4, this office. OOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND runges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market DA WNBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, UAST- o ciothing bought. Add. COLEMAN. 41 Third. EDUCATIONAL. N EVENING BUSIN ESS COLLEGE,YOUNG Men’s Christlan Association—~tudies in book- keeping, mathematics, stenography, typewriing, mechanical and freehand drawing, geometry, alge- bre, elocuti n, German, rpanish, Engzlish, 'vocal music and electriclty all inc.udel in membership privilege. Call or send for illus'rated catalogu Association bidg, Mason end Eliis. Special privi- lege to young ladies in study of stenography, type- writing and German. H.J. McCOY, Gen. Sec. JALESMAN: STOCKTON, Valley, other poluts; 1155 Mission st. VAKE BAKER, MUST B! man: Sixth st. MACHINIST AND ENGINEER: MUST U M “derstand eiectric iights and dynamo, exc. 718 Third st. W y SACRAMENTO factory 1o consumer. SOBER, STEADY references. Goiden Rule Bakery, 26 ANTED—_FIRST-CLASS TAILOR FOR La- dies’ work. A. L. BOWHAY, 504 Sutter st. JAITER, GERMAN; MUST BE WILLING to keep dining-room clean. 26 ix:hst. ANTED—SECOND COUK. 1012 BATTERY street. ARBER WANTED; STEADY; o'clock. 623 Clay st. CALL AT S8 DAPER-HANGER WANTE . 1645 MISSIO! bet. Eleventh and Twelith sts. BAEBER WANTED; STEADY WORK. 787 Mission, cor. Fourt'. OY, AGE 16, RESIDING WITH PARENTS; reference required. 130 Powell. YOUNG MEN, GOOD call ¥a. M, 836 Howard st. INDUCEMENT “7 ANTED — FRENCH NUKRSES, $20 AND $15; 2 French secoud giris, $25 and $20: Irish nursemald, grown children, $25; French nurse, Cakland, $25; German girl, housework, couniry, $20. Frinch cook, $25: giria fcr light housework, $20 aud $18; French second gicl, $25. * French maids, $20 and $16. At LEON ANDRE, 305 S.ockion st NGHT WAITER WANTED, 427 LAKKI) J500LBLACK FOR BAKBERSHOP WANTED, 57927 Market st. 'TALLOKS WANTED FOR SEAT ROOM. 803 Montgomery st., room 6, third floor. (99K, $25: HOUSEUIR housegirls, coun ry, at and $25; 10 young girls o assist, $8 10 $1u: chambermaid. $15; bousekeeper, $20: second girl, $20; Irish house glil, $20. Apply MRS, NORTON, 323 = ucter st. in family, $25; 6 Youse GERMAN LADY DESIRES POSI. tion as housekeeper. 112 Tayior st room 7. TOUNG GIRL WISHES POSITION AS TY PE- wrilter or bookkeeper. 201 Poweil, room 6. 597 =95 TGOMEKY oi., BRANCH OFFICE & OIAME CALL waut mld mud SULSCIIPLIOLY t2ken. SITUATIONS WAN D-MALE. FIRST-CLASS GARDENER, 3YEARS' CITY experience, wishes siiuation. Apply to C. R HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st HINESE & JAPANESE; EST'D 20 YEARS; help: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & CO.,640 Clay (CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT office; best help. 41414 O'Farreil, Tel E. 426. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office; Lest help; tel Grant t6. 30 Geary st. UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61415 California st., tel. main 281, APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE- liable help. 709 Geary st. Tel Sutter 2125, (MONDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. I hird degree. By order of the W. M. Mas- ter Masons cordially invited. EDW. F. DELGER, Secretary. E& HERMANN LODGE N0.127, F. ano A. M.—Called meetiog THISA £, SCCIDENTAL LODGE NO. 22, F. and A. M.—Called mecting for TH!sA DAY (Monday), October 25, 1897, at 7:30 P.X. Deg.2 By order of the W. M. L. SCHUMACHER, Secretary. HERMANN LODGE NO. 145, L O. 0. F., 1749 Mission - st.—The officers aud members of the funeral commiitee of this lodge are b hereby notined to assemible at tneir hall on TUES- DAY, October 26, at 1 o'clock P. M. sharp, 10 _at- tend the funeral of our deceased brother, JOHN WUETHRICH. By order of CHAS.WIESEL Sec. JOHN SANDER, N. G, = MORSE LODGE, NO. 257, I, 0.0, F.—Officers and members are hereby notified of the funeral of our brotber, 5. ¥. CONGER, from i residence, 1064 Kirkham si., Oakland,at?2 . a. fiLFlDEL‘ATY LODGE ~o0, 222, %\\\ 3 JAMES A. WiLsoN, Rec. Sec. dsy, Friday, *aturday and Susday peser ond fioor in the Pioneer buliding, 24 Fourth st. THIS DAY. October 25. As many as possible are O, 0. F. - Initiation next 832 HOWARD ST.—THE ELEVENTH MeClure, Ross, Harcus, Smith and others. Appiv at 5 Ploneer place. requested to attend. Get off at Center stution. C. BrIxD, Rec. Sec. LUDEMANN, N. G, MONDAY EVENING. A. W. DOWNES. N. G. B2 o0iai contorence of e levers paibio the name of the Lord Jesus will be held Thur: g FOR RENT-THREE LARGE -CON- nected rooms, s ze s6x36 each, on the sec- SPECIAL NOTICES, B2, LEAKS REPAIRED; PLASTERING done: papering rooms, $2 50 up. 239 Third st, HARTMAN Cu. BF L YPEWRITER RIBBONS, carbon. L. & M. Montgomery st. PAPER, ALEXANDEE, 110 BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR $4: collections made: aty or country. Pacific Uollection Co., 415 Montgy st.. room 6: tel. b5BO. (300D, WAITER DESIRES STEADY WORK. X Address Room 15, New Atlaotic Hotel, 207 Montgomery ave. JXPERIENCED ALL-AROUND BUTCHER would like to get a steady situation: refer- ences civenif required. Address L. M., box 46. Call Office. HOROUGH GARDENFR, GERMAN: attend cows: good references. « ardener. 562 Howard st. 7OUNG MAN WISHES POSITION WHERE he can work evenings or Saturdays ana Sun- days: first-class references. Adidress Y., box 8,Cail. W ANTED_SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN as clerk in hotel or general office work: age 21: zive best of reference. A. X, box 30, Call. JVERMAN BOY WOULD LIKE POSITION where he can go to school: will work for board and lodging. Address WL K., box 45, Call. YOUNG MAN, GERMAN, WAGONMAKER, woodworker, wan.s situstion; wiiling to do other work or around the house; CiLy or couniry. B. O, box 60, Cail. W ANTED—WORK BY YOUNG MAN, GER- man, used 10 kitchen work, plain cooking. wailing or other work: city or countyy. Please sadress H. VIELI Z, 652 Mission st.,kroom b. (3ABDEN AND GREEN-HOUSEMAN: UN. ¥ derstands the care of horses: good home » in preference to hign wazes; ces. K. G., box 25, Call Office. YOUNG MAN, AGE 30, FAMILIAR WITH clinical work, etc., wishes a posi.ion as nurse or care of invalid; six years' experience in mili- tary hospital. T.J., box % Call Office. R LIABLE, INDUSTEIOUS GERMAN GAR. dener: understands taking care of horses and cows, and haudy around the place; good refer- ences. Address X. Z., box 8, Call. UTCHER WOULD LIKE A SITUATION IN city or country: good references. Address Butcher, 8)5 Polk st. CAN Please address w has good Tete EATGIKLFOR HOUSEWORK, LOS GATOS, 815: waitress, $15: ranch cook, $15. MUR- RAY & READY. Leading Empoyment Agents. 634 and 636 Clay st. \V ORKING HOUSEKEEPKER, §10; HOUSE- work girl, for ranch, $20. R. T. WARD & €O, 610 Clay st W ANTED—CUOKS, WAITRESSES, NURSE- 1 S\ris, girls for housework. ME3. MIRD, 721 Ellis st. VENUINE SLEEVE REPAIRER WAN at California Repairing Company, 767 Mar K60, A SKENT BAKGAIN: 56 NICKEL: . slot machines; worth $300; must bo soid to-day ; best speculation to make money : they sre easy sellers. Appiy WILKE, 753 Market st. IRST-CLASS COATMAKERS immediately for the countr: ply 67 Bushst, = F. JANTED—4 FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHTS- men; mu-t have had experience in designing machinery. D. M. F., box 41, Call Office, \ WANTED : good wages. Ap- 7 ANTED—FIRST-CLASS STARCHER. SUN Laundry, 764 Seventh st., Oakland. YVERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, G LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, has piaces 1o girls of all nationalities. QTRONG BOY WITH EXPERIENCE IN CAR- riage blacksmithing; must handle horse and have reference. 28 Harrison st. VEAT GIRI, HOUSEWORK AND COOK- Ing; German preferred 9 Glen Park ave, off Twelifth, bei. Mission aud Howard. “VANTLD — GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS German cooking, with references. Apply between 9 ana 12, 2623 Steiner st. NO Clay. MY BAR- 9( SEAMEN TO-DAY: LONG office fee charged. HERMAN’; ANTED-A BAKBER TO Bi ber-shop and baths: cheap bargain; easy terms; cheap rent: inauire by mail. A. La- BONG, 307 North Main st., Los Angeles City. EAT GIRI, GENERAL HOUSEWORK; 2 in famiiy; no washing: $10. 1033 Laguna ERMAN GIRL #0R GENERAL HOUSE- WOrk; must understand cooking. 1709 Post st. “1RL, 12 TO 14, TO ASSIST WITH CHIL- {3 dren; reterences. 2514 ~acramento st. JIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND cooking; German preferred 1316 Elis st. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Hardy st., near Church. 17 {XPERIENCED APPRENTICE WANTED on custom coats. 410 Kearny st., room 24. (3'RL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 219 Eddy st., atter 9 a. x W ANTED—GIRL TO WAIT AT TABLE; restaurant. 830 Howard st JTRONG AND ACTIVE GIRL; COOKING and general housewors. 2412 Pacific ave. JOTICE TO HUTEL AND RESTAURANT keepers—1he German Cooks' -oclely has re- moved from 14 Geary st. to 651 Mission. QALESMAN TO HELP CLOSE Di AL: 350 10 good talker; may take 10 minutes; may take a week. A.C. box all Office. RELXABLE MINING BLACKSMITH AND ail-round mechanic; steady work and good pay. Apply with reterences to Mining box. 16 Call Office COQKRANR WAITERS AT MARSTON, Iats of 501 O'Farrel. s found at the kssay, 18 Sixth st. EAMEN FOR EUKOPE, CHINA AND South America. At 608 Montgomery st SCHUOL OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND Elocution, 1215 Octavia st, San Francisco, MISS ELIZAMACKINTOSH. pupil of Professor G. W. Bayuham, Glasgow, Scotland, and gradgate the =chool of Uratory, Philadelphia, Pa, teacher. Oilice days, Thurs. P. M., Saturday A. . EALD'S BUSIA COLLEGE, 24 POST st.—Bookkeeping, business practice, short- bana, “typing, telegraphy, languazes, English tranches: electrical, civii and miniug eagineeriug, survering, assaying, navigatlon, et: 20 teachers: day and evening sessions: write for catalogue. NDERSON'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL— Puplis prepared for Califoria and Stanford universitles in day and evening classes and pri- vate lessons; teachers’ and civil service examina. tions. Room 407, Parrott ouilding. ARTINGTON’S ~CHOOL OF MAGAZINE and Newswspaper lllustration, 424 Pine st: free exhibition of works by students daily, 2 to 4 P.: Saturday classes morning and afternoon. A XRES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 315 MONT- gomery si.: individual ipstruction in short band, typing, bookkeeping telegraphy, eto.: life scholarship $56U: low rates per week and wonth. J3COKKEEPING—THERE 18 NO COLLEGE 15 on carth whose course is as thorough as mine: 4 10 8 weeks only required: rapidity at figures & specialty. T'ARK, 855 Market st , room 572. 97 BAKERY AN FEE SALOON § $2500. 2aiGare ot the ciry: bakes over barrels of flour per day: all cash store tr crowded during mea! hours: good steady trade all duy; rent reasonable; trial given. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. = DELICACY-STORE, BEST PART OF $125. Wesiern addition: 1iving-rooms: cheap rent: _well stocked; good business; worth $250. M. LESS, 6 Fourth st. BUICHER-SHOP: BEST BUSINESS $00. iccation Srission: 2 horses, 1 wazon; rent $20; doin & <ood paving cash trade: Tien o hiendia ofor. . WILKE, 788 Market 1 9¢ D ESTABLISHED GORNER &134i0. :’rl(;cery and baron Powell st, with & farnished rooms: 5 years' lcase: doing a large cash store and bar trade; owner engaged in ocher business: must seil. WiLKE, 783 Market st. GUOD PAYING HOTEL IN LIVE- $1000. Iy town of 8000 inhabitants near ¥. slen: ber regular boarders and good tra; 7 :l:l:xn:]l:nl l:giy $30 ; lease: a genuine good bargain. lnquire WILKE, 783 Market st. ot OLD ESTABLISHED AND FIRST. &“100. class paving day saloon amoag cosrg: mission and wnolesale merchants; rent $30; great sacy Call WILKF, 7831, Market st ) ARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT, $1000. fiemwx business, where exclusive trade Is had: money invested in bosiness; $125 to $150 a month can be guaranteed; no previons experience requiréd; must be sober, reliable man, for place of trust. 9 Geary st., room 2. PARTN L R WANTED IN LIGHRA. K250, Disineas: suited to piain steady m: satisficd with $:0 to $25 a week; trial given. Geary st.. room 2. J OPICE—G US STRAND, 1032 MARKET ST, will sell your business quick for cash. GREAr BARGAINS—CIGAR-STORE, CITY front, $90. 4 Restaurant, $175: saioon, Market st., $350. Butcher-shop, $300; branch bakery, 3 rms,, 8150. Grocery, bar, $350: lcdgipg-house, 16 rms., $350. To buy or seil see GUS S1RAND. 1032 Market. O YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS prom & CO., 917 Market st. $350— bar trade $10 dally. 3 no night or Sunday work. $500— Business clearinz $150 per month $406—Oyster and ciophouse, Lear Bald win. Bakery, candy, stationery, cigars, lunchroom, 4 rooms furnished inciuded; make offer. $1Uu—Cor. bakery, candy, notions, etc.; rooms. ESTAURANT AND DELICACIES. Saloon worth $2000, price. . Grocery and bar, fine new corner. Restaurant and coffee saloon. HENRY G DECKER, 1020 Market s ROCERY AND BAR—ESTABLISHED 18 years: rent, 815; price, $630. H. C. DECK- ER, 1020 Market st. — AKERY: FINE OVEN: NO OPPOSITION: large trade; horse aud wagon; price $1200. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. PAYING $250. 3a860e, HESTaURAT £700—Grocery and bar north of Market st. $260—Corner saloon: very cheap. $150—Cigar-store. in good location, and other bargains. ANDEKSON & CO., 777 Market at. RANCH BAKERY AND NOTIONS......$150 Coal and wood yard: rent $7 50: only... 500 Grocery and bar: fine corner; offer wanted. Milinerystore: business street: on 825 Stationery-store: rent $ 5: a snap. 625 WINSTON & CU., 616 Market st. 125, GEEAT SNAP 0. DAY: COZY & . cash butcher-shop at 531 Second st.; clears over $20 per week: make an offer. KSTALBANT AND SALOON; SPLENDID location; cheap reut; a bargain. Call 2414 Third st. Q7OCK AND FIXTURES OF A WE_L-PAY- 1 ing shoestore forsa e. 1303 ~tockion st. 1 GOD REPAIRING SHOP; STOCK SECOND- hand shoes. 1025 Howard st. (390D PAYING CORNER SALOON; CHEA? Inquire at grocery, 426 Minna st ( ENTRALLY LOCATED HOTEL IN l)AK~) land of 57 Tooms. bar. dining-room and kitchen, paying $150 above expenses, #or sale $3500; rent $14v: on account of death of owner. Apply W. K. BARNARD, 458 Ninth st., Oakland $37 COFFE AND LUNCH ROOM: OLD . stand: vicinity large manufactaring and business houses: a good chance for man and wife. Address M. L., box 18, Call. MAN WITH $1500 CASH WOULD LIKE 10 buy a business in San Francisco: #rocery busk Dess preferred. Address G. B. al., box 55, Call EXen @ SCHOOL: CIVIL, ELECL, Cimining. mech., survey,assay, archit.; day&eve.: est. 1864, A. VAN DEK NAILLEN, 935 Marke ALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE—14 NICE- Ly farnished rooms. kitchen and dining-roors: good business. 2:8 kast si., near Folsom. 61 5 LARKIN-BRANCH UFFICK OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and wan ads taken. QAN FRA ») Market SCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1236 124 posiiions in ’96, 103 in '97. 20, 2 SINESS FRENCH OR SPANISH 2U. course. Cail at 2215 Geary st.. room 38, OOKKr EPING, ARITHMETIC, WRITING, gram., etc. ;day.night: $5 mo. 1501 Mkt ,0p.8th. 1SS GAMBLE'S DANCING SCHOOL; children’s ciass Sat. 8 . M. 317 Devisadero. ELASCU’S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING— Puplls rebearsed on stage. Alcazar bullding LGPLAN sCHOOL OF ELOC Diamatic Art. 928 Sutter st M 55 BOLTE'S SCHOOL, 2318 CALIFOGRNIA; board ; Eug, Fr., Ger, music; §30 & month. M 10N aAND UTCHER-SHOP FOR Contra Costa County Apply NW. cor. Ninth ALE—BRENTWO0OD, on account of sickress. d Howard sts. JROCERY AND BAR, DOING GOOD BUSI- ness Apply SE. corner Twenty-seventa and Folsom sts., termiuus of rvad. ARGAIN — SALOON; 18 ROO M S, FUR- nished; must be sold this month. 510 Pacific, N EW HANDSOME 16-FT. QUARTERED OAK bar and back bar for sale: bargain. 51z Bush. ALF INTEREST IN GOOD- PAYING lunch counter for sale. H. L, box 142, Call FRULT, VEGETABLES, GROCKRIES: gain. B. C, box 56 Call Oftice. T; $800 $1 300, OLp, EsT o cash; bulance, note; receints, $70 to $80 dally; bargain. A NDERSON, 57 to 59 3d st. AR~ RESTAURANT; QPANISH—CLASSES DAILY; 83 MONTH; 4 t09 r. M. Koom 10, Y. M. C."A. building. JINGING; PIANO: PARIS GRADUATE; French, German lamguages; $2 mo. 109 Taylor. UITAR, MANDOLIN, PIANO AND VOCAL lessons: $:mo. Mar: <th-us 39 Fifth LODGING-HOUSES. R S e e | & koox CORNER: NEAR THE MINT 480 110-room room house. 7000 28-room house, Sixth st.. 850 25-room house, $200 cash. . 450 $4-room house, clears $150. 1800 14-room houseon Eddy.. 350 19-room house on Mason, near May 550 City property, ranches ‘and business s tor sale and exchange. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market. $600 SASH WILL BUY A GOOD PAYING house of 81 rooms; balance easy pay- ments from Income of house. ' 105 New Montgom- ery st. F 98 SALE — WELL-ESTABLLSHED MILK, cream, butter and egg depot. For particulacs apply st cigar-:tore, 851 Washington st, or at cream depot, 479 Twelith, Oskland. FUE _SALE — CIGAR-STORE AND CLUB. room; one of the oldest. best-paying places in Cakland. For particulars address Z., box 12, Call Ottice, Oakland. PARTNER WITH £500 TO 5800; BU clears $4000 yearly: steady man will find chance of lifetime. G. L, box 59, Call Office. SALOON NEAR THE SAILORS HOM §00d chance for & business woman or maa anfl wife. Inquire National Brewery. 100D GERMAN BAKERY FOR SALE without horse and wagon. 813 Sixth st SINESS OR SALE CHEAP—COMPLETE STEAM lsundry . J. P, box 9, Cail $450, SEOCERY ASD BAE; 6 BOOMS. '+ Corner Twenty-sixth and Valencia sts. OOMING-HOUSE, 16 ROOMS, PROMI nently located on” Market st., for sale; house full. X. X, box 15, Cali. 2000 OLD- ESTABLISHED GROCERY $ . across the bay; pro ilnent business street; rent low; good chance. S. P., box 110,Call. 704 BOWARD-FINE CORNER HOUSE OF 82 rooms, cheap. OURNEYMAN BARBEKRS xmployment Office, 303 Van WASTED‘AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76414 Mission: men to iake rooms: 10c, ‘16¢ and 25¢ per night; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. UNION ess av. NN IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: $7 PER month. 138 Kausch st. YQOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; small family. 714 Waller st. M EN'SSULEL G, 50c: LaDIk~ 40c: WHILE CALL AT H. FOS- you wait. 638 Market: branch 767 Market, Wi vourn and Hooper sts. APA‘RENT!CN WANTED; SHORT TERM. Halr Store, 112 Kddy st. ILL MR. BRULLMAN 615 LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Bubscriptions and want ads taken. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. TYLISH HAIRCUT 10C: ELEGANT SHAVE be; clean towels. 602 Pacific st., near Kearny. JADY WANTED To TAKE OKDERS FOR 4 buichers, cooks, barbers and walters’ coats, aprons, etc.; also white shirts; large commis- sion. 1020 Market st., room 1. UMPETENT GERMAN GIKL WHO UNDER- stands cooking and housework. 317 Larkin. OUNG LADY CANVASSERS WANTED for articles of daily consumpiion with the commercial community; 1t will be necessary to mase a small deposii for samples anc limited 0K to be carried in canvassing. Address L. C., box 6, Call Office. W ANTED—COMPETENT GIRLGOOD COUK, for general housework and_washing: bet. 25 and 30 years of age; wages §15. Cail bet. 10 and 12 or 5 and 6 1525 O'Farrell. (FEBMANX GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD and do light housework. 517 Montgomery st. Y U¥G GEEMAN COOK WOULD LIKE TO get a steady situation in the city; nrst-class Teference if required. Address C. A., box 35, Call. YOUNG CHINAMAN WISHES PLACE A8 second €ook or chamberwork., washing and ironing and gardening. or work in a saloon. mercial st. % all_housework, or to Address J. HAINS, 618 Com- £ MES.DRFISH 10114 GRANTAV.KM 2: electriclun:aicohol Turkish buths: unrivaied E° PAINTING. WHITKNING, PAPER- hanging. HARTMANN, 239 Third st. EXPERIENCED JAPANESE COUPLE WANT sitoations in private family or hotel: man for garden work or waiter, woman as first-class cook: references if desired. Address G. F., 559 Seventh Oakiand, Cal. §£Z MME HANSEN; LATEET GALVANIC battery and cabinet baths. 116 i aylor st £F7, MBS, STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM snd cabiner baths 12035 Geary, Toom Ak HONEST AND RELIABLE MINER OF over twenty years’ experience, also Al mill- man and assayer, wou:d ilke some party wiih means Lo stake him for Aiaska. For lars address J, V., 3176 Tweniy-nih sk, S TYPEWRITEE, RIBBONS, PAPKR, CAR- bon. L & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomery. —_— W ANTED—AL CLOAK FINISHERS AT M SIMINOFF’S, 1228 Marke: st. s ()'EBATORS WANTED. LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 3214 Fremont st. ATTERNS 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUR. nished shops and families: positions free. Mo DOW XLL Dressmaking, Millinery School, 103 Post. J AUBENCE = DRESS- CUTTING SCHOOL, < 1079 Murket: a perfect fit guaranteed withount trylug on: call and be convince . OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; & SR S e ; per per week; free bus and baggage 1o and Irom ferry. TWOCHAIR BARBER SHOP FOK SALK IN mountain town: pop. 3000. Inquire of Deck- eiman Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. 10 FIRST-CLASS OPERATORS ON LADIES closks. M. SIMINOFF, 1228 Market st. ALL FULL; 2 Sixth st 167 35 SL — LRANCH OFFICKE OF oy HA AL subscopuoa s wads sds en. — FURNITURE FOR SALE. JLATEST STYLE FURNITURE OF 5-ROOM cottage fur sale; going East. F. F. S., 37, Call, RENT $20; SELL {OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, AT 119 MAIN st., 140 H. P. boile , 140 H.'P. steam engine, all connecied with heater, pump, etc.: also lathe. large and small, shaftiog, and everything co nected with a complete machine shop; also 3 Jathes, rigged to manufacture patent beer-bungs; bungs, washers and wrenches ou hand. < BEST - PAYING GROCER. $3000. ST raras years: firs family trade; iovestigate. Ad. G. L., box 6 NICELY FITTED $350. & everyihing complete; receipts $20; trial glven; sure bargain. Inquire Call Ofhest -0¢ RESTAURANT JURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. ESTAURANT AND LODGING-HOUSE sale cheap. Apply 210 Drumm st. S PG, BARGAIN IN FURNITURE; SELLING out: going (0 Alaska. 8t Mission st. ——e——— CARPET-CLEANING. PSS QLI STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS deans, moves, iays carpets. G. h. STEVENS, Mgr.. 38 and 40 Kighth st.: telephone South 250, RECRULITS wANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: able-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 ' years who are citizens of the United States, or those who bave legally declared their intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and babits and abie 10 speak. read and writs English. and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For further Information apply st the Tecruiting oftice. 20 Kllls st. Nan Francisco, Cal. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fl. your fee: at the same price you buy resdy- made oves, trom $1, 32, $3, $4 and 35, w b6 Mission st., bet. First'and Second. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE . beeror wine 5c; bLest free lunch. 643 Clay. FIYE MEN'S CALF SHOES 8175; TO ORDER $2 men’s balt soling 35c; neeling 2oc; strictly one price. 939 Howard st JLADIES SHOES, SOLING, 300; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairi) t the usual'price. 562 Mission st., "h‘fi’;’.&f b VY HEN Yoo flw‘fi}fgflfi“u“fl WILH poor work send to NG'S Pel-beating Works 555-57 Tehama an ! 1ol So oy WATTS, reliable carpet-cieaning,renovi; i ation works, 413 Mcallister. ngl‘u Jeuf-‘l;'::: REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPE1-CL) ing works. 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jefn:;'fi{‘ ARBER'S ENTERPRISE CARPET-CLEAN- fog wks, 286 14th. Tel Mis. 100. Z. T(.'Blr:a:r. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED C new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. sl:"grf PLENDID STERN-WHEEL RIVER § genger and ::‘xx(mb steamer for sai Apnl:yA - 3 , General Agent Noi Railway, 638 Market si., S. F. SR $700 BUTCHER-SHOP; + located, over $50 per day. CENTRALLY whole or balf interest; G. A G., box-42, Call "8 s CHEAP: years: selling on acc ' healih. Inquire at 226 Kearny st ¢ OF il ARGAIN: STATIONERY, BOOK, NOTION and laundry office: investigace. 10134 Fittn, (GRUCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING-ROOMS; t. ALOON AND BARBER-S, 211 Leldesdorff st. o romaTm 50. junction 6 stree:: ness. 125 Montgomery ave. 200d stock. 117 Fillmore s RESTAURANT; LOCATED Cone good-paying busi- CLEANING CO, 02 ALVANCE CaReET- Sotter: cel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. {ARNEST MAN AS PARTN paying business: e L.. box 25, Call. N “mail Caplial; rotérenes py LEANING, 3c, LAYING, 3c: RU SAM. C ples free; tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, § l:lx:‘v:. TARPELS S CLEANED & KENOV AT, Bew. %§Tenth; tei. South 38, Maciintoh & s X. MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEAN J + 240 14ib st ; cleaning Sc. a )‘Ifl:‘n‘-le‘u c;)i ANTED—-MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade: shops tools. positions furnished: weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 15514 elgton INGLE ROOMS 10c AND 150 NIGHT, Saae $1 week. Lindell House, Sixth lnd%o'z:: {LCHO HOUSE, 86814 MAKKET ST.—KOUMS 20c, 25¢ 10 5UC night; $1 10 $2 week, ONKLIN'S CARPEL - BLATIN 523 Golden Gate ave. Telephone 'i':..‘i" ool S e e, BUSINESS CHANCES, e O, AND AGENCY AHIS P o ygnu-uu- lice viai 255 ARU B, Poruany i, AKERY, COFFEE PARLON; €d rooms; yard; S yard; bargain. 145 OTION. VARIETY STCRE; CHEAp: w NoT2 8eliing account sickness. 2605 Gatios o FYOU WANT 10 BUY OK s 1% Business kxchange, 8502 kag EE EMIL (OHN BEFORE D] SN SPOSIN § Ioraiture. saloons, groceries, ete. (uodsl sél}fl?-n mmlssion: low rates. 632 Market. Tel Cluy 47, LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT A ND REMOVED: Ot notlce. J. B FRENCH, 518 Vay ooy OFFEE AND TiA ROUTES SUPPLIE LIED from CASWELL & CO’S, 416 Sacramento sk 3 FURNI~i- Ninth st., gear