The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 28, 1897, Page 10

10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1897 ——,—e—e e e ———— . —————————— TEE STOCOK MARKET. Mining stocks opened the day at & further ap- preciation in prices, but weakened later on and were lower on the afternoon call. Trading was mot very brisk, except on the noon informal ses- slon. D The Con. Imperial assessment falls delinquent in board i10-day, and the Chollar delinquent sale takes place also. The Kentuck has levied an assessment of 5 cents. ¥ The Cadmus Gold-mining Company of Nevada County has levied an assessment of 10 cents, de- linguent November 29 ‘The Grayson assessment of 10 cents per share on Hale & Norcross stock will be delinquent in office to-day, and there is likely 1o be & further Postponement. . : The Crown Polnt official letter says: We have completed the connection betweeu the south ralse, 500 level, and the seventh floor drift above, and timbered it throughout and resumed work In the Iatter drift, which has been mv-;;;‘l' 17 tee; 1or the week, making its total length eet, D its face is now wiihin 5 feet of the Belcherline The first 4 feet of advace this week disclosed in the face a width of 12 (0 15 inches of very rich ore. At that point a cross clay cut off the pay ore, and the balance of the distance was through quartz and clay, the former assaying from $3 to $22 per ton. 1t is the intention 10 connect with the Beicher workings, and after completing the same to upraise on the rich ore exposed in the drift and to explore the unprospected ground bove this point. “UIhe Belcher letter says: The Dorth drift from the incli eon the 1200 level is now in 390 feet, having been cleaued out and repaired 10 feet dur- inz the week. On the 850 level raise Ne. 1 is now up 48 feet perpendicuiariy, 7 feet having been made quring the week. ‘Ilie top shows clay and Qquartz, the iatier of a iavorable character. From the top of this ralse & west drift has been com- menced, which is now in 6 feet, the face showing quariz eiving 10w assays. i his drift will connect With the Crown Point south arift, which is now being run on the 750 1cvel of that company’s mine. The porth drift from raise No. 2 on the 850 level is now in 35 feel from the top of the raise, 23 fect having been made during the weex. e face shows clay and quariz, the latter ot a favorable character. ‘ihere bas been hoisted du-ing the wee< and stored in the orehouse at the mine 34 mining carloads of ore, the average LOp-car sample of which assayed $25 %0 per ton. i In ihe Comstock ground of the Savage on the 50O level the east crosscus started from the north lateral drifc trom a point 135 feet morth of the main west Crosscui has been advanced 3 feel: total lengin 45 feet. This drift has reachel the eas: clay and was stopped. The west crosscut op- posite it has been advanced 5 feet during the week; iotal length 45 feec: face n quariz of low assay value. On the 150 level they have cleaned out and retimbered the main west dr ft o a dis- tance of 16% feet; advanced during the week 13 feet. Brunswick iodc—600 level—!he main nor.h drift was advanced 34 f.et for the week: LOia. lensth 110 feet north of the south line: face is in porphyry and seams of quArcz. In the Cho iar mine (\omstock lode) the work of repuiring the main Inciine is being pushed &:1d £00d progress made. Un the Brunswick 1ode they continue 10 save about elght tons per dav of good ore from the stopesabove and below the 300 .evel. ‘They hoisted for the week 65 tuns of pay ore, the top car sample of which avera ed gold §19 61 und silver 19.31 ounces per tou. The dump hav- ing been filled, they resumed the shipment of ore 1o the Nevada mil October 24 500 leve.—The maln south drift has been sdvanced 35 feet; total length, 685 feet from the Chollar north line, or 63 ieet from the Potosi line on the course of the drift. 'T1.e face is in quartz and porph . rv giving low as- says. 60U level—No. 8 crosscut has been . through bard porpbyrs, which is engih, o2 feet No. 4 east crosscu: has been advauced 32 feet, and 18 now ou’ 86 feet. Thefaceis in porphyry. The man south drift’ bas been_ extended 28 feet through hard quariz and porphyry, skirt ng the footw ardisoutatoal dis 533 feet trom ! north live. ‘They have been engaged in timbering the main drift during the week. In the Potosi mine (Comstock lode) repairs to the main inciine jointly with Choliar are making g0od progress. Ihe winze from the south drift, beiween Nos. 1 and 2 crosscuis on the tunnel level, has been sunk 7 feet and isdown -1 feet. The bottom shows a width of 15 inches of fair ore They are opening the third floor above o, 1 cross- cutin pay ore of fair grade. In the main south drifion this level they are opening With square sets south of the south raise in fair ore from 3 10 o feet wide. un the 100 ieve, 60 feet north of the sOuLh Tafse, they are opening on the east side of the raise, in low-crade ore in the tep, buc of good grade in the bottom. They hoisted aud shipped to the Nevada mill during tbe past week 106 tons 80d 1500 pounds of ore, the average car sampie going gold $14 13, silyeT 17.18 ounces per ton: Dbattery sump.e, goid $12 b5, siiver 12.05 ounces ver ton. The official letter from the Occidental Consoli- dated miue 705 the past week says: “On th- 500 level no work has been done during the week. Oa the 650 evel the maln south drifc has been ex- tended along and under the ore_body sixteen feet during the week: toral length, 740 feet. Crosscu: 3 s:arted from tue sou.h drift at a point 725 f-et south of the station has been advanced totas distance of twenty-seven fee and has been stopped. The ledge at this point is filled wi.h quariz, porphyry and clay and shows low vaiue Dby sssay. Crosseut 4 started from south drift at apoint fifty feet north of crosscut 1 has been ad. vanced fourceen feet; total lengih, twents-seven feel. 1his crosscut Shows twenty-three feet of ore assaying $1 to $16 per ton in 2o.d and will proba- by average $8 per ton. On (h- 7:0 level we have cleaned out, repaired and limbered sixty-three feet of the south drift: total lenzth, 393 teet. We have now reachea ihe end of the south drift and driving south in the ledge. BOAKD SALES. Followine were the saics In the San Franclsco Etock Board yesterday: EEGULAE MORNING SESSION. 200 Conri . 500 C Point.. 0[:50 Gac 400 HaX 1200 Justice. {100 COMMENCTXG 9:30. 48400 Unton, 1al100 ... 7749120 Otan..o13 {300 Gpnir...".94/200 Yuacket. 50 1{100 Overmn... 15200 \741200 ... 13100 . 761305 Vorou-..80| AFIKENOON SESSION—2:30. 12,500 Crn Pt. 28| 50 0 & 01200 200 Alta, 200 Andes 500 Belcn: 300 Bulllen 350 Chollar...65/150 N G & C. 400 Afid.‘]UU P .65/100 Occa 200 CC&V...1.30{200 Ophir Following wers the saies in the Pacific Stock Eoard yesterday: . REGUILAR €Fas1oN—10:30. 38/200 Savage....51 39 700 .52 53 411500 00 -5, 400 Buiilon... 13 80 5 42500 Bcorpion..05 100 H&NT4215 400 S B&M....09 500 Ju : | 00 E 700 8ii Hiii... ve 500 StLouls....us 1}[250 Cbiinge....41 1400 CCaV1.2714 200 500 _..........12/200 Consi...1.00/200 400 Andes.....27 400 Crn Pi.....87 450 400 .. 400 400 Beicner ...5) 400 200 E&B..... 51 5| 200 30v Bulion....14 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2]—4 P. w. Bid. Asked. Alpba Con.... 11 I 10 11Kentuck - 27 2K Llady Wash., — 04 51 Mexican. 43 4 weeidental erra Nevada. 76 76 ~tandard Exchequer 2 Union Con..... 42 42 Gould &C 34 Gtah. .. 13 14 Hale & Norers. 130 1.35|Yellow Jacket. 48 b Julia - 04 BTOCK AND EOND EXCHANGE: WEDNESDAY. Oct. 27-2 2 w. UNITED STATES BONDS. Bid, Asked.. Bid Asked. TEas eonp. 11214 — (U 6 dareg... adis; — Lcpew wssuelib — MISCELLANEOUS moNDs. Cal-s10nl .113 - N PC, b o Tieor 8128 = [OakGas & CotraCW8s — $99;/Lo2d1s 6s.. 100 Dpotsiex-co — 9805 Ummbusdy. 128 Xdsn L&P6s129 181 |P &0 Ryes. 11U — F&CHRR 65107 10934 P&Ch Ry 6. — 10114 Geary-st 165 95 _ — |Pwist RR8ills HU&S50%s 102 107 ikeno WLEL — 103 losane L6s — 100 |tactoP &u. — 100 LoGnteed 63 9934100 |FF&NPRS. 1083, — MktsiChiegsiz6 — cPRRArizSs 9955100 DoRyCon bs 410% — [RPRRCaids. 308 .10 NatVip6sist — a00 [sPRECMlss. — ‘93 NevUNgR7s 9x3; — |SPBrRCaifs 1063, — NN Ry Cal ts. 1087510935 5V Water ds. 1181y — AkyCu gs 91y — |VWaterds. 102 10234 N PG 6s.... 10614 1Ty pkinud&sios 99 — WATKR noc:; 9 o914 Contra Costs 4415 — |Sprug Valley Eannvans 207 2 | “AS AND FLECTRIO sTOCKS. Pacific Liza: S F G&Elec. 9634 97 7g/San Francsea .1y |SI0CKIO ae 14Ty — Central. M Kleo Lighi Cak G L&t Yue Gas dmo INSURANGE STOCKS. BANK STOCKS. | ¥irst Na.ioni 185 LondonP&A. 129 COMMERCIAL as 2 Bankof Cal._ 24032242 LaBLET Co “v‘xuuy’ BAVINGS Ba Sav & Loan. . Security..... 350 Uulou Trust 950 HumbS&L.1U5) 1160 ETREET KAILROAD STOCKS. Ok SL&HAZ FOWDEE sTOCKS. Californla.... 90 110 Xastern v, Y MISCELLAN¥OUS sTOCKS. Alsaks rere. 9734 8814 Ger Lead Co. 105 HawCasCa. 2414 Huteh S Fus Merszassa | 2454 Pac Aux A 8364 3374 PacBoraxCa. 100 w | Pact PaintCe SALKS—MOBNING BKSSION, $15,000 Market-st Ky Con Bonds 6%.... 110 35'Mutual Electric Light. 100 S F Gaslight. 150 8V Wat $1000 S Pof A Bonds 200 Vigorit Powder..... EALES—AFTERNOCON bES3(0 165 Hutchinson S P Co.. $2000 Los Angeles Light Bond: 55 i Gas & Elec 100 SV Water... 50 Giant Powder Co: 60 S F Gas & Eiectric —————————— Capron Will Contest. In the John S. Capron will contest yesterday Mrs. Elma Rhoda McDermott John . Capron told her that Mrs. Manion, one of his stepdaughters, had been unkind to him. He also said that his stepaaughters hela h property in trust for him during his life, and that Judge A. L. Fitzgeraid was his very dear friend and life-long associate. The holographic the buik of the estate to members of the Fitzgerald tamily, was written she said, and it was testifled that will, which gives in about two hours, not copied from any other paper. NOTICES. CALIFORNIA LOD! . will meet TH1S (THU' 28. at 7:30 o'clock. First aegree. By order of the Mus- FRANKLIN H. DAY, Sccrotar YERBA BUENA LODGE L 0. 0. F —Initiation THURSDAY, October brothers cordfaliy invited. A. D. CHESHIR! H. F. NEUNABER, Recording Secretary. ABOU BEN ADHEM LODGE . — Members no- tified to attend fuoeral of the late Y, at 0dd Fellows’ Ha W. A. SMITH, SAN FRANCISCO LODGK No. 8,1 0. 0. F. members are noificd 1o assembl» Fraternal Hall, Odd Fellows’ bul ding, on FRIDAY, October tne funeral of our late broth E‘/;/;vw\ L AN Officers and B. H. WEDEMEYER Rec. Sec. ST. ANDREW embers of the sbove sociery will assemble at Scottish Hail, No. 105 Larkin st. &t 1 P. M. THU' for the purpose of attending funeral of our late fellow member, ROB+ RT B. ANDREW WILKIE, President. COOK, Secretary. THE SAN FRANCISCO SCOT- tish Thistie Ciub meets (THUFSDAY) E 32 O'Farrell st., “Smoker” follows. party will be distributed. W. A. DAWSON, Royal Chiet. GEORGE W. PATERSO: ING, Fraternity “Fause Face” 532 HOWARD s aniual conference . f be fevers the name of the Lord Jesus will be held Thur. and Suvday. A.ellure, Koss, Harcus Smith and others; hours of meeting at 10 and 2 2 JANNUAL bereby given that the fifteenth annual ing of the stockholders of the S.n Francisco Mu- tual Loan Association will be heid at the office of 0. 518 Mont:omery st n Francisco, on WEDN kS- MERTING — the corporation, of Commercial st. DAY, November year, presenta ion of the fifteenth annual report aud ihe trausaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. ~ubscription 10 1000 shares of siock of the 16th Loans made in San Francisco and Alu- Interes: at 6 per cent per an- premium 29 per Books are now open for meda counties ouly. num, free of mortgage lax cent gross, or 50 cen.s per share insta Iments. at pleasure of borrower. which amonnts t0$12 50 per month for each $1000 net cash received by ihe aying boih principal and in- tecest. Loans may be repaid at any time desired, By order of the Board of Lirectors. T. J. WELSH, President. A. *BARBORO, Secreiary, borrower, this sum SPECIAL NOTIC THEY ARE CLOSIM curtains, dress goods, corsets, towels. laces. linings,’ trimmings, 'vellings, eic., very cheap at Pioneer Dry-gooas store, 105 Fif.h st. TENANTS EJRCTED FOR 34 collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st. room 6: tel. 5550, REPAIRED; TE papering rooms,$2 50 up. 289 3d. harcman. MES. DR FISH, 101 GRANTAV. electrician:alcohol Turkish baths: unrivaied PAINTING, HARTMANN HANSEN ; LATEST GALVANIC battery and cabinet baths 116 ‘i aylor st and cabinet baths. 12015 Geary, room 11. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. [IRST-CLASS ENGLISH WAITRESS AND parior maid desires a situation: ence. J. F. CRUSETT& CO.. 816 Satter st. 1 LADY'S MAID, BEST OF REF+RENCE, desires a stuation. J. ¥. CROSETT & CO., 316 ~utterst best of refer- TRST-CLASS GERMAN COOK AND HOUSE- work girl desires situation; 334 1 MISS CULLEN, 325 sut IRST-CLASS ENGLISH WAITRESS AND pariormaid desires ences: city or country. city or country. MISS CULLEN, 326 OMAN WITH CHILD DESIRES SITUA- tion; best reference: ‘wages Do object. CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. IRST-CLASS SWEDISH reterences from lust place: cooking or house- work. MRS NOKTON, 323 sutter; tel. green 721. TERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS, J LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Maln 5332), furnishes best heip of al: nationalities. COOK:; BEST OF SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. 7OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION Yoo general housework; sleep home, Please call or nddress 29 Kissling st., bet. Eleventh and Tweltth. EFINED YOUNG GIRL W ANTS POSII ION R nursegirl, one child; small wages, good home. G. W., box 104, Call Oftice. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A PO-ITION AS housekeep:r. Call at 126 Fourth st., room 21, secoud floor. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continued. MEDICAL. (CUOK. 335; NURSE, 820; HOUSEWORK girl, Alameda, $20; San Jose, $20: 10 houge- work glils, cl'y and ‘country, $20 and $25:°8 young giris assist, $10 to £15. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter sz, FOR,IBRIGATION DITCH, 10 DRILLERS, $125 a day aud board: 20 laborers. $1 a day and board: ranch cook, $15: kitchen hand. $15: Choreman, $15. K. T. WAKD & CU., 608 and 610 lay st NEAT YOUNG GikL, REFINED, CARE chlia 5 years old; country; $10, MISS CUL- LEN, 326 Sutter st. REEINED LapY AS WORKING HOUSE- keeper, $20. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st 7OCNG GERMAN LADY DESIRES POSIK tion as housekeeper. 112 Taylor st, room 7. woxns WITH A CHILD, B, RKELEY, $10 0 $15. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. AN AND WIFE FOR FARM AND DAIRY W ranch; man to assist in miiking, wife to cok: good home. Apply ROSS & HEWLETT, 128 Davis st. PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM- less: never fails in any case of monthly sick- Dess, no matier what cause: no electricity bum- bug or other dangerons methods: money in every case refunded if a cure is not effected: travelers heiped immediately: years' experience: home in confinement with sanitarian conveniences ~ Con sult free the only reliable physicians, 3 MRS. DAVIES, 1 McaAllister st.. nex: Hibernia Bank: hours9A. M. 105 snd 7 108 Px. JALESMAN WANTED WHO THOROUGRLY understands crockery and glassware; state 380 sulary expecied aud references. W. W., box ali. ELIABLE WOMAN WITH LITTLE GIRL wishes posiiion as housekeeper in the country 329 Fourtn st. (OMPETENT WOMAN WANTS WOKK BY the day: terms $1: washing, ironing and housecieaning; references. 31514 StockLon si. 7OMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY OR week: chamberwork or housecleaning. 225 Clara. / OMAN DESIRES A PLACE AS HOUSE- Kkeeper at home or in family. 821 Mission, r 3. 1TUATION WANTED BY NUVA SCOTIAN Protestaui woman in private family: good €00k can give reference. Call 104 Hayes st. TOMPKTENT WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITU- ALi0D 88 CO0K and laundres« Lall 30814 Hayes. / OMAN TOGO OUT BY THE DAY, WASH- i0g, 1roning or housecie ning. Appiy in base- ment, 829 Hayes, near Fillu.ore. JTERMAN, WELL EDUCATED FRAULEIN+ lately from home. of neat and pleasing ap- pearance, wishes & iight situation: sveaks liitle English: is good dressmaker; will sleop at home if desired Address B., grocery. 432 Post st. NEAT YUUNG GIKL WISHES SITGATION L\ todo gen: ral housework ana cooking and plain washing. Please call 27 Fulton st,, near Larkin. N AT YOUNG CADY WANTS A STEADY AN ‘housekeeper’s position; city or country. 10134 Giaut ave., room 16. (COMPETENT FRENCH WOMAN WISHES situation as cook or housekeeper; city or couns try. Call or address 917 Union st. Y ot LADY TYPEWRITER AND BOOK- keeper desires a position. Room 24, 906 Mar- ket, second floor. J)BESSMAKER WANTS FLW MOKE #1560 per any engagements. J. J., box 95, Call. RUSPECTABLE, COMPETENT WOMA N wishes to g0 out by the day, either w shing or cleanining. Apply at 60 Herman, nr. Valencia. Y OUNG WOMAN WANTS A PLACE AS housekeeper; ciiy or country. 305A ¥ ason st 7OUNG WOMAN DESIRES HOUSEKEEP- er’s position. Call 118 Sixth st., room 32 JWISS GIKL, WITH BESI REFERENCE, wishes place as second girl or waitrees. Please call at 2216 Fillmore st. RESSMAKER, PERFECT FITTER IN indies’ and children’s suits, wishes engage- ments by the dav or at home at $1 25 per day. 404 1urk st., room 5. NEAT GIRL: LIGHT WOKK;: $10. MISS CULLEN, 8285 ~utter st. —— e e L (92K SMALL HUTEL, $20. MISS CULLEN, 825 >u ter st. CHAIIBL‘BIAH). $18. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. SECOND GIKL, $25. MISS CULLEN, 836 Sutter st. ANTED—CIGAR SALESMAN FOR CITY: Introduction new nickel cigar: state refer- ences and experience. 4 ddress Cigar, box 40, Call. MAN AND WIFE TO DO COOKING, CHORES, ete.. on small ranch, for half-interest in chick- ens and butter. Cali 54 Mission st., roum 1. AN EXPERIENCED IN DYEING AND cleaning. Hudson Kiver Cleaning and Dye- ivg Works, 409 Sutter st. ]2 WAITRESSES, $15 AND ROOM: CHAM- bermaid and wait, $18 and room: chamber- maid, $2) (0 340 ana waitresses, 35 a 10 and room; bight T. restavrant; 4 German cooks: 5 cooks 0 $30 and room: good fancy Ironer, $25, room and board. MARTIN & Cu., 749 Market. |5ABBEK TAKE CHARGE OF TWO CHAIRS ? sbori-hour shop. comp etely furnished. Ap- Ply Front s .. near California. / ANTED—FRRAND-BOY: CALL BET. 9 aud 10 . M. No Percentage Pharmacy, 953 Market st. () BOUSEGIRLS, $20; -7 HOUSEGIRLS, <Y $15; 25 voune girls, 88 $10 a1d $12 per month. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st PREOLESTANT COOK, I'STITUTION, $80: German cook and second girl, s me house, $30 a1d $20: 5 cooks in Ge. man families, $25 and $30; nch cook, $25: 4 Ge man, Fr-nch and Protes- tant s-cond giris. $20 and $25; French nurse, $20, head waitress, hotel, $25: and a great many giris to fil our numerous sicuations in city and country. J. F. CROSEI'T & CO., 316 Sutter st. COOK‘ $35: FRENCH NURSE, $20: GERMAN housekeeper, $15: chambermaid, $18; Swed- ish house:irl, ¥25: Irish housegirl, $25." two in family; housegirl, Oakl nd, $20; housegiri, Palo Alto, 830: you' g girl, $16; ‘and a number of girls for city and conutry. M ks, NOKTON, 323 Sutter. J ANTED—}IRS[-CLASS COOK FOR GER- man family, §35; 3 otber cooks for Uerman familles, $30: nursa for infaut, #:0. 20 goud bousework gir's, $25 mnd $20. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 474 *utter st. JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, bas places for girls of all nationalities. W ANTED—COAT-MAK~E TO GO TO ORE- §0n; fare paid. 341 Kearny st LUERLY MAN FOR PLAIN COOK wages $5. "« all 512 Halght. [ANTED—STE DY MAN: GOO -PAYING business; small capital. Apply 223 Fourib. ORTHKR WANTE CCCIDENTAL BAR- ber-shop, 233 Bush st. GO0D WAITER, MODEL CAFE AND RES taurant, 1245 Kentucky st., Potrero. G: FISST-CLASS BARBER; STEADY. 131 Elhs st. ERRY WATTS, THE WAIT R—CALL early Thursday. 212 Ninthst, rear. LACKSMITH: SHUE HOKSES AND RE- pair wagons. Fourteenth ave. and N st. south. GOUp, DISHWASHER WANTED AT 43 Fifth st. W AITKESS FOR COUNTRY HOTEL. $20 see boss here HOTEL GAZETIE, 420 Kearny st. / ANTED—GIRL, 12 YEARS OF AGE, TO assist with young coupie for clothes and schooi: would edopt. J. B., box 143, Call. MIDPDLE - AGED “WOMAN FOK LIGHT nhousework; $8 a month; good home. 306 Sutter st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR GEN- eral housework and piain cooking. 1620 Geary at. (GIBLOF 18 YEARS CAN FIND GOOD HOME T whh man and wife, San Jose, $6 monthly; like one of the family. 417 Powell st. RESSMAKER: FIRST-CLASS FITTER; goes ouc by the day; terms, $160. 932 Shoi- well si. MILPLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WISHES position in American family to do ge: eral houseworx: reterence. Apply 5U8 Greenwich st Y SUNG GIRL WISHEs POSITION FOR ilght housework; smail family: sieep home, Address M1SS A. D, Call Branch Uflice, 143 $th. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP- er's position. Call 1104 Mission st, corner of Seventh, room 10, 7OUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS housekeepes. Apply 235 O’ Farrell, room 7. N EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A \ ‘piace as housekeeper; willing to do plain sew- ing. 1123 Murket st., room 31. SYEDISH GIRL, COOK AND WASH: SMALL family, 825; see lady at 10 A M. German Em- ployment Office, 417 Powell st. YOUNG MEN: GOOD INDUCEMENTS; call 84 M. 836 Howard st LL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION (from whatever cause) restored in a few hours; sefe at any time: no process humbug: in- stant relief for travelers; home in confinement: my celebrated treatment 2nd remedies for moathiy suppression uever fai; every case guaranteed; consultation free and confidential, MRS DR. WYETH. 916 Post st., near Larkin. BUSINESS CHANCE: G BEST PA $2500. in' iy esin ent owner for 10 years: ciose to Chronicle build- ing: daily receipts $50 1o $60: clearing from $200 to £:00 per mouth. Fuli particulars ar B. G. WIiKE & CO.'S, 783 Market st. %) SALOON, W Pl[ 14 FURNI-“‘IHED €50. rooms, one biock from corner Fourth and Market sts.: good-pay first-class bargaio. W IL] $45 OLD-ESTABL'D SALOON ON EAST NER SALOO ish.d and kept by pres « house; low rent: a 2, 785 Market st. .: rent $25. ~ee WILKE, 783 Market BUSCHER-SHOP: BEST BUSINESS (). location in Mission: 2 horses. 1 waxo ; doiug a 2ood paying cash trade: inves piendid ofter. WILKE, 783 Market. PROCESS THAT N - VER FAILS TO RE- store every case of monthly sickness from wha.ever cause In & few hours when medicin many years’ experience: every case guar.nieed: advice free: terms reasounable: firsi-class private bome for continement. MRS. DR. DALKY, 11:6 Market st., over Owl Drugsore. SURE, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE YOR all female diseases; a home in confinemen, with best possible care; with the privacy of & home aud tne couvenisnce of a hospital: those who are sick or discouraged should call on the doctor and state their case: they will find In hera true friend: all consuitaions free and absolutely coufidential. MRS DR. GWYER, 226 Turx st. LL OF DR. FOULET'S CAPSUL:S ARK A guaranteed absolute cure for all femaie dis eases: positively safe and sure; no danger or after effects: taken iD time it also scts as a ureventive: price $1 50 per box, sent free by mail on receipt of rice; consultations o all speclai diseases free. ALLER BROS. 33 Grant ave, S c. A Caus tlon—Before purchasing elsewhere, write us. QUEE CURE, WH.N OTHEKS FAIL: NO &) medicine or ' fustruments: every woman ber own physician for all female troubles, no matter irom what cause; restores in one aay: never falls: consultation free: can be sen: and used at home. DR. POPPER, 318 Kearny st Orders by tel ADIES,CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH PENNY- 4 Toyal Pills (Diamond Braud) are best; safe, re- liable; take no other; send 4c, stamps, fof particu- lars. “Rellef for Ladies.” in lecter by return mail; sl druggists. Chichester Chem. Co., Philadelphia ‘ HS. DR. SCOTT: FEMALK COMPLAINTS, iV diseases of the eye: # permanent cure guaran- teed or no charge made; consult tree: hours, 10 (0 12, 2104, 710 8 Sunday 1110 1. 410 Geary st RS, GOODWIN, DISEASES OF WOMEN: ladles near or far: safe, quick cure guarantead any alment; maternity home; vest care: skill only: low fees; Dr. tchnck’s self-core, 85. 401 Van Ness WASTED_S1EADY MAN IN OFFICE AND commission business; will pay $75 mo. : must have $100 cash. Apply STRAND, 19 Sixih st. AKE THE DEAD: WENZEL'S ALARM ciock: no electricity ; loudest. 602 Mont'y. [INE M i N'S CALF SHOES TU O DER, $: men’s soleing, 35 2 50; uly onefprice. 959 Howard. W ANTED—A FIRST.CLASS IMPLEMENT and vehicle man; a good salesman and thor- 13 posiiion in southern par: of State; nces and siate s.dary, Address K. L., box 38, Cal Office. RELIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN GAR- dener: undersiands taking care of horses and cows, and handy_around the place; good refer- ences. Addiess X. Z., box 8, Cali. ANTED — PROTESTANT WORKING housekeeper for pastor's family. brirg refer- ences to 1520 Ulay st., between 1 «nd 2 P. M. IRST-. LASS OPERATOR ON FUR SEW- ing machine. LACHMAN & CO, 110 Kearny. [ XPERIENCED HAND AT DRESsMAKING. $26A Ellis. (GLELF :k CANDY STORE; STATE WAGES and reterence. C. 8., box 19, Call. QITUATION WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF 1D horses and garden: good driver; can milk: Bandy with iools; bes: of referonces A. ), Ci Fok COPPER RIVER; PASs ER schoouer J. Lppinger. Apply at 718 Third st., Copper Kiver Commercial Company. ., box ANTED—LXPERIENCED CITY SALES- man wiih references. Brownsione Wine Co., 831 Ellis 8. B. AND MiS. WEGENER, 626 EDDY SI.— Safe quick cure for all female com plaints guar- suteed: private home Ib confinement: every come fort; infants adopted; lerms moderaté: pills SL. BOON TO WIVES AND MOLHLES—SI ure: price $1 50. RICHARDS & CO. 408 Clay st.; send 2-c. stamp for particulars to Seguro Manufacturing Co., 531 K st Sacramento, Cal. ] OLD ESTABLISHED CURNER $130 0. grocers and “bar on rowell st witn 8 furnished. rooms: 5 years’ lease: doing & large and bar trade; owner engaged In oiher most seil. LEE, 7! GOOD PAYING HOTEL IN LIV $1000. 55 town of 5000 innaditants near " large pumber regular boarders and good trau- slent custom; rent only $30: lease: a genuine good bargain. Inquire WILK Y, 783 Market st Market st. OLD ESTABLISHED AND FIR $400. &asi paring dsy saioon ‘smouz nd wholesale merchants; rent $30; Broat wacrice. " Cull WILKE, 75335 Marke: st. %[y MILK ROUTE WITH 26 CANS OF $4DU. trade, mostly private: horsesand < rs strictest investigation; by e awner D yoars; owner olng st to setils anestate. M.LESS 5 Fourth s ALOON ONE BLOCK FROM Ma: 350. Fer'sws elezantiv tiited up viace: & larze trade; cheap rent; great bargain. M. LE: & Fourth st <~ BRANCH BAKERY; 3 ROOMS: FU 6. pitars incladed; must be sold to-day. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. D GROCERY-STORE; GUOD LOCA- 200, {ioar can conheot a bar: Uving-rooms ; rent onl - $15 per month; valueinsight. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. s CORNER SALOON ON THIRD ST.; &735 . has an established trade: well-paying place: cheap rent: good fixtures: actual bargain. X. LESS, 5 Fourth si. 3 DELICACY-STORE, BEST PART OF $100. Wesiern s adivion: 1iving-rooms; cheap rent: well siocked: good business; worth $250. M. LESS, 6 Fourth st. ESTAURANT AND DELICACIES..... $250 Saloon worth $2000, price....... 700 Grocery and bar, fine new corner. 1500 Restaurant and coffee saloon. ... . . 200 HENRY C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. ROCERY AND BAR—FINE LOCATION: $135. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Markst st. ROCERY AND BAR — ESTABLISHED; $650. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. LP AU'S FRENCH PiLLS—A BOON TO LA- dies with femaie troubles; no danger: safe and sure; $2 50, express C. O. D.: don't delay until too Iate. 03GGOD BROS,, Coast Agents, Oaland, cal 1ONFIDENTIAL — LADIES IN 1LOUELE communicate with DE. BANTER 3 Gruas ave, San Fraaciseo, DUrraks FEMALE REGULATING PILLS; safe and efficlent emmenagogue: $L per box. RICHARDS & CO.,druggists. 406 Clay st., solongia, PARIS MATERNITY, 609 BUSH; CONFINE- ment 8 home 10 days, $20. Tel Green 681 SURE CURE IRKREGULAKILIES OR OTHER female diseases. MRS DR. PUETZ, 25414 4th. H Qi IN CONFINEMENT; DISEASES OF women. Mrs. Dr.Funke, 1416 8th st., Alameda NOZIICE — GUS STRAND, 19 SIXNH ST. wiil sell your business quick for cash. JTREAT BARGAINS—CIGAR-STORE, CITY front, $90. Resiaurant, #170: saioon, Market st., $350. Butciier-shop, $400; branch bakery, 3 rms,, $150. Srocery, bar, $350; lcdging-house, 16 rms., $350. To buy or sell see GUS STR - ND, 19 Sixth st. $25(. FAYLNG KESIAURANT NEAR 200, Marke: st. $700—Grocery and bar north of Market st. $250—Corner saloon: very cheap. $150—Cigar-store, in good location, and other bargaivs. ANDEKSON & CO., 777 Market st. OLD EST. RESTAURANT; $800 » cash; balance, note; receipts, §70 to bargain. A NDERSON, 57 to 59 3d st DB, BALL 18 McALLISTER ST, Yiam Joues—Diseases of women and children. Exrnmxscin APPRENTICE ON CUSTOM coats. 517 Natoma st. A'OFERATOXSON JACKETS. DAVIDSON & MILLER, 731 Market st. MILLINERY TRIMMER, ALSO MAKER. MRS E LYNCu, 1008 Market st. QUOEMAKERS TO BUY MEN'S UPPERS, $1andup SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st JINISHERS ON CUSTOM COATS 1061 Mission st. OATMAKERS WANTED ON CUSTOM work. 106 Battery st. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. cun EST'D 20 YEARS; belp: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & C0.,640 Clay CUINESE AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT office: best help. = 41414 O'Farrell, Tel. E. 426. SE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT oftice; Lest help; tel. Grant 56. 80 Geary st. Huyrske emp. office CHINESE AND JAPANESE 6141 Californta st., tel. main 231 APANESE EMPLOY MENT BUREAU: RE- liuble belp. 709 Geary st. Tel Sutter 212b. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, vest heip, S14E Sutter st.; tel. Grant 30, ITUATION WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF 2 horses and garden; good driver: can milk: handy with Lools: best of reference. A. S., box 3, Call Uffice. 7OUNG MAN ACQUAINTED IN CITY wants work of any kind: is good tesmster and can give reference. Address W. H. W., 633 Sac- ramento s: QITUATION Sleake menter. WANTED—GOUD BREAD OR crkes preferred; good orna- box 84. Cali Uflice. QUORT-ORDEE C OK WI-HES A PLACE in restsurant _address 107 O’ Farreil st., room 1, from 9 A. M. 10 2 P. X W ASTED—GIRL FOR TAILORING. 483 Tehams, cor ~ixth. store. AN WANTED FOK COALYARD; GERMAN preferred. 629 . aight st. JIRL FOR GE\ERAL HOUSEWOURK; NO X cooking. 1512 Taylor st. VW ET _NURSE. CALL AT DK WILLIAM- SON’S, 630 Sutterst, bet. 2 and 4 to-day. ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHO! 50 ladies” and m'sses’, from 25e u; ged; good repairing: shoes made 1o yie. 'Coutral Repairing Shop, 749 100, near Grand Opera-house. order, any M JEAT ERRAND GIRL: ALSO APPREN- 4N tice. DINAN, 1102 Market st. TYLISH HAIRCUT 10¢; ANT SHAVE b¢; clean towels. 6UZ2 Pacific st., near Kearny. YQUSG GIRL CARE FOK BABY; LIVE AT home. 720 Golden Gate ave. ¢, -CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; GOOD < location: $100 505 Seventh st. ANTED—SEAMSTRESS APPRENTICE to learn dressmaking: pald while learning; #ls0 good seamstress. 231 Post,rcom 17. WANIED — TWO YOUNG LADIES 10 learn hairdressing. MME. DELLA FAUST, 914 ~tockton st. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- meut Oftice. 8. FUCH=, Sec., 525 Grant ave. 9252(; MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS AND want ads taken 10r THE CALL. DENTISTS. e VAN, VRUOM & CO’S LLECTRO- DENTAL Farlors, 997 Market st : lady attendant: no gas ©Or other dangerous anmsthetios given; electrioity the great agent used 10 relleve palu;: teeth filled and extracted painiessiy by our new electrical process: a wrillen guarantes given with al! work done; lowes: prices; best work: ail surgical work attended by G. W. Wiliamson, M.D. paysiclan and gurgeon: exwmination fres’ by the usé of our pew electrical appilances: porcelain and gold crowns; bridge-work and teeth without vlates a speciaity. Electro-Dental Pariors. 997 Marketas FULL SET OF T INL ETH, $5: PAINIESS LX- traction; see our cumbination plate, thin as paper: warranted 10 ye. rs; teeth without plates; crown and bridge work our speclalty: teeth im- planted or transplanted: fillings 50c, crowns £3 50 all work painiess and warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, x4 Sixth st W ANTED-A BAKBER TO BUY MY BAR- ber-shop and baths: cheap bargain; easy terms; cheap rent; inauire by mail. A. La- BUNGF, 307 North Main st., Los Angeles City. W ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED APPREN- sice on custom coats. 626 Minoa. EAMEN FOR EUROPE, CHINA AND South America. At 608 Montgomery st. 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL rubscriptions snd want ads taken. EN'S SOLEIL - G, 50c: La DIEN, 40c: WHILE you wait. 638 Market: branch 767 Marke:. (GERMAN GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD and do lixht housework. 517 Montgomery st 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want sds taken. T\' PEWRITER, RIBBUNS, PAPER, CAR- bon. L. & M. ALEX ANDEE, 110 Montgomery, W AXTED—AL CLOAK FINISHEKS AT M. SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Marke: st. grrr,\nb.\' AS JANITOR OR NIGHT- » watchman; handy with tools. W. T., box 104, Call Oftice. YL UNG MAN WANTS SITUATION OF ANY kind: understands horses: good driver: eity or country. D. C., box %, Call Office. 00D PACKKR AND WR\PPER DESIRES situation: references. Address Packer, box 43, Call Oftice. LACKSMITH'S HELPER, 2YEARS AT THE trade. would ilke ajob. 1316 Khode Islaud st., bet. Twenty-fourcn and Twen y-fifch. FERATORS WANTED. LEVI sTRAUSS & CO., 3235 Fremont st. PDATTERSNS 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUK. nished shops and families: positions free. Mc. DOW L LL Dressmaking, Millinery school, 103 Post. J AURENCE DRE<S. CUTTING SCHOOL, 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without trying on: call and be convinced. M Q5T CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; M Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; 2oc 10 $1'50 per night: §1 50 ta$6 per week: fres bus and baggage to and 1rom ferry. — HINESE COOK WISHES POSITION WITH rich family. 729 Sacramento st. M DDLE-AGED MAN (SWISs) WHO CAN read ana write English and German well, wishes a siluation in store or office. ». G., box 17. Call Oftice. - ANTED—WORK BY YOUNG MAN, GER- man, to do general kitchen work, assist in cooking, waiting or other work; city of country. Address H. VIoLITZ, 633 M 1sslon st., room 5. VARDEN AND GREEN-HOUSEMAN; UN- G “Gerstands’ the care of horses: good - home wanted in preference to hign wares; has good references. 'R. G., box 26, Call Office. HELP WANTED-MALE. ‘39’ MEN WANTED-LOOK HERE—3 HO- DD Lel cooks, city, $35, 840, $80; 3 restaurant cooks, city, $30 and 88 weel 3 cooks, boarding- houses and hotels, country, ¥40 and $35; 2 ranch cooks: 8 weltes 3 dishwashers. 815 and $20. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. BLACKSMITH, $40 AND FOUND: BUGGY- washer, #30 and found: granite-cutter, $3 day: foreman ship-carpenter; biacksmith and wife for aranch: 10 laborers and 4 teamsters, city jobs, #1 75, 81 60 day and $26 and found per mouth; § teamsters. near city. §175 day. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. TOUNG xn«'.da\;. tln.pop PENMAN, ALSO £00d_all-around business man, seeks empioy- ment: no canvassing. Address G. T. F., 216 O'Farreil st. ERMAN OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND best education, speaking and correspondin, fluently In German, rnglish, Spanish, French an Italian, familiar with Lookkeeping and (ypewrit- ing, knowing the elements of shorthand, who is occupied from 2 P. M till 7 P. M., desires su1 able occupation f:0m 7 A. M. till 2 P. M. Address G. G., box 2, this office. "OUNG MAKRIED MAN (AGED 2 family, first-class electrician, ence in Europe, wants situatio; other work. B.Z., 2526 Mission st. W ANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED ENGLISH- man work around private placa: care lawns, gardeo. el £00a reference. Address D., box 8, Call Ottice, Oakiaud. 8) WITH years experi- willing to do ! ANTED—POSITION mi‘die-aged American ging and working honsekeeper for men who are tired and turning bl 1jon on r-siaurant fo d, or for widower with chii- dren who need & mother’s care: or will go as nurse for invalid or infans: good referen: BY RESPECTARLE > with indives- acier and ability: 0o tr flers need apply. Address Truth, box 8, Cail Oftice, Oakland. EAT YUUNG GEKMAN GIRL DESI RES eituation as seconti girl in private famiiy or ho.el: wages $20 10 $25. Address B. OMPETENT AMERICAN COOK; IS GOOD housekeeper; kind Lo childre: moderate wages: preferred. Call 129 Third st ANTED — A #0SITION nurse or to care for invali 825; experienced: reference. W. N., box 16, Call TENOGRAPHER, wishes position: mercantile house preferred. P. 8., box 142, Call Oftice. ANTEU—BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, place 10 do housework aud cooking: good ref: ence. 55114 Howard st ELIABLE WOMAN WANTS HOUSEWORK: £00d C00K and laundress. Call or address H. Mc., 648 Valencia st.: no cards. TOUNG GIRL DESILES POSITION typewriter or bookkee per. would work in AS INFANT'S wages $20 to WITH MACHI\E, Call 201 Powell {XPERIENCED AL.-AROUND BUTCHER wouid ilke t0 get & steady situation; refer- ences uiven if required. Address L. M., box 46. Call Office. {XPERIENCED MEAT-CUTTER WISHES position in butchei-shop, restaurant or hotel; good reference. K. E, box 91, Call. ——— s ey T S 00UNG MAN, GERMAN, WAGONMAKER, woodworker, ‘wan:s situation; willing to do otber work or around the house; City or country. B. 0., box 60, Call. MARRIED MAN WISHES POSITION ON A vineyard, orchard or small ranch; large ex- perience: reference. 153 Sagamote si., Oceau V w. TEADY MARRIED AMELICAN, HANDY with tools, wants work with boss arpenter as rough carpenter or laborer. T. A. WALLACE, 1411 Valencia. 61' LAKRKIN - SKANCH OFFICE OF THE D CALL: subscribiions si wan: ads taken. W INCHESTER MOUSE, 44 1 MIRD ST. N& Market: 200 rooms Bc 1o 5160 per i, 1180w 36 per week; convenient and respec 1ree bus Dagsgags (0 and irom ibe lerry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. WOMAN TO COOK FOR FEW MEN ON ranch. $15: waitresses, country hote.s, $20: workiug housekeeper on runch, $.5. wUKKA Y & READY. Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. OUUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION typewriter and to do office work: experience: salary moderate. O. M., box 105, Call. ERMAN WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE day. 212 Fourth st. OMAN WISHES TO DO CHAMBEKWORK in lodging- house in exchany Call for 3§ days, 5 Mason st., room for room rent. 8. WOMAN FOR GENERAL JOUSEWORK and cooking; mining iown, Shasta County: $25. MURRAY & KEADY, Leading Employ- ment Agents, 634 and 635 Clay st. W AITRESs, CITY HOTEL, $20: RES- taurant waitress, $16; German girl, housework, $25; 10 girls, housework, $20, $25; 15 girls to as sist Lousework, $12, $15. C. k. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. EFINED MiDDLE-AGED GERMAN WIDOW 'nation as working housekeeper. Ad- Golden Gate Fostoflce. MASSEUR AND SHAMPOOR FOR A TUK- kisli bath, $35: strong younz woman Lo learn. C. R HANSEN & CO.,, 108 Geary st. TO.DAY—HALF FARE PAID TO THE great sawmills, woods, etc.; we are sending 30 men as common laborers, wages $26 per montl and found, no experience required. balf fare 36 more woodcho) shingle and box farm. orchard and vineyard hands for diffe places, #26, 825 and $20 per moath and fou: farmer who can ir harness; 5 grape-pickers, 25 ceats fare. MUGXRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ECRULIS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: avle-bodied, uumarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years. who are citizens of the United Etates, or those who have legally declared their intention 1o become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and abie 0 speak. read and writa Engiish, and be between 5 feec b inches and 6 feet in height. For furiher information apply at the recruiting office, 20 Ellls at. Nan Francisco, Cal. WO-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE mountain_town: pop. 3000. Irquire of De: elman Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. NEW YORK DEXTISTS— P ATES, $350 UF; silver fiilings. 25¢ up: goid fillings, 76c up: plates mended, $1 up: ail work warranted. pain- less extraction, 50c. 969 Mission st, SE. cor. 6th. . GEORGE W. LLEK, THE GENUINE Leek dentis:, discoverer ot painiess extraction and patentes of mproved bridge work or teeia without soy plate. moved from 6 10 20 O’ Farrall. R LUDLUM HlLL, 1433 MARKET NR Eleventh, nocharge for extracting wheu plates are made: 0/d plates made Over like new; tedia from $8 per sot: extracting 50¢; gas given. HIO DENTAL PARLOKS, 906 MARKET— Painless extracting, 5Uc; open evenings and Sundays, &5 FULL SET OF TEE|H: BEST MAKE; kept In repair: extracting free; fillings 50c: crowns $3 50. Pacific Denial Parlss, 18 Third. O YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS promptly? HEALY & CO., 917 Market st. $350—Corner grocery, bar trade §10 daily. #350—Corner saloon: no night or Sunday Work. $500— Business ciearing $150 per moiith. $400—Oyster and chophouse, Lear Baldwin. Bakery, candy, stationery, cigars, lunchroom, 4 rooms furnished inc.uded; make offer. $1uu—Cor. bakery, candy, notions, ete.: rooms. 3((). RESTAURANT; SACRIFICE; BEST b - location: receipts $50 a day; low rent. BASILE, 87315 ) {XTRA CHANCE FUR A FIRST- CLASS grocery and frul: siore in the Marin County Market, where all the stal's are put up by the company. Inquire at the market, on the ~W. cor. of Grove ana Lagunasts., of D. M. SHORT, and 707 1vy ave., of CHARL: S ALPERS. ket st. $400. BARTYER WANTED IN LIGHT “FUU. indoor business, where the services ot a plain, steady man cau be used; no previous ex- perlence required; trial given: =must be savisfied with $18 t0 $25 & week. Market. room 17. 'OR RENT—SALOON TH FIXTUPES, 4 uofurnished rooms, kitchen, e-liar, sta water free, in & southern town, for $20 per month lease; Owner kept it 6 years. luquire Enter- prise Brewing Company. $"50 PARTNER WANTED, LADY OR {90, gent, in well-located roorminghouse; « bargain. Apply 115 Second st. $150, LADY PARINER FoR A HaIR- . siore; great inducement: no triflers, D. F., box 28, Call - EANCH BAKERY AND GROCERY; WELL estab.ished. Appiy 967 Howard 8. W 000, COAL AND COAL-OIL BUSINES must be §0.d; cheap. Ca l 1188 Mission. ROCERY AND BAK; 2 LIVING-KUOMS. g0od stock. 117 Fillmore st. ART OF STORE, SUITABLE FOR SALO: 105 Sansome st. ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 769 MA K- ke, vet. 5d and 4th: gass speciaiisis; painlesy exuacting, Wih ges, $1: piates, $7 up. fill, $1up. $75. PARTSER FOR COF'EE PARLOR: - good living-rooms; rent $10. Pariner, box 50, Cail Uifice. R.J. J. LEEK, 1126 MARKLT ST.; OPEN evenings: Sunday till noon; registered dentist. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE To me price you buy ready- made Ones, irom $1, $2, §3, $4 and ¥5, w 662 Mission st., bet. First'and Sccond. . $LMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE . beeror wine 5c: best free lunch. 643 Clay. JLADIEY SHOES, SOLING, —36c: MEN'S shoes, soling. 50c: all repalring dons at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st. bet. 1stand 24 ¥V C HARDING, M. D 600 SUTTER, COR. « Powell; tel. Main 5375; painless extraction. LL WORK REASONABLE AND WAK ranted. DR. J. W. KEY, 1520 Marke: st JET OF TEETH WITHOUL & FLalm DE H. C Young, 1841 Polk si. (COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, ketst. DK CHARLES W. DEC AN T ED—MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posicions furnished: 3 weeks required. 8. F. Barber College, 15814 Kighth, RGNS 130 10 780 PEE NIGHT: buo +viod ver week. Orien:al ¥25 Dramm st TEY ACME HOUSE 957 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixth, for a room: z6c a might: $1 a week. QINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 16c NIGHT, 750 +and $1 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. JELEHO HOUSE, 86345 MA (KET ST.—KOUMS 20c. 5¢ o dUC uight: $1 10 $2 week. JLUZ 0¥ UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C up to $1 20 562 Mission st., bet. Ist and 2d. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST., NR. Market: 300 rooms, 25c a night; reading room; free bus and baggage .o and from the ferry. W ANTED.TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. PBAEKER WANTED FOR A COUNTRY HO- tel: exceptionaly gooa place. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 3 NIGHT COOKS, 46 7 AND $8 A WEEK: 4 ) short-order cooks. 37, $8 and $9 a week: 6 cooks, $10 & week: man and wife, cooks, Testau- rant, $15 a week: 2 oysier cooks: CcOK, couutry, #50 and room: 10 cooks' helpers, $5, $6 and 37 & week: 7 cooks, 5 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke b WAITERS, 820 AND ROOM: 6 WAITERS, $5 and 36 a week; 4 waiters, £15 avd room; 3 walters, $25 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Murket st. A DISHWASHERS, $15 AND RO OM: 8 DISH- ) washiers 848 week: 7 kitchenmen. 88, #10 and ¥12 a month. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market. YOUNG MAN FoR PRIVATE FAMILY AS bellman, etc.: $16, room, etc; call early. MAKIIN & CO., 749 Market A~TRY COOK., £40 AND ROOM, CALL early. MAKRTIN & CO., 749 Murket at. 30()( BAIRS-ANOTHER LT OF MEN'S shoes: been slizhily damaged: a: less ihan one-fourth their value: from 28c 10 $2 50. 662 Mission st., bet. First and Second. ANTED—LABORERY AND MECHANICS 1o know tha: kd Kolkin, Keno House proprie- tor. still roms Denver Honss 217 Third se: 439 large rooms: 25¢ per nignt: 81 1083 ner weak. AGENTS WANTED. EN TO SELL TO THE TRADE; t05. H.W. MERRITT, 628 Mar _—— GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive xafeznard; $1: aiso tonic soecific for all female troubles: for home use. DR. AND MRS. W-GENFER, 526 ° ddv st HOURS 8 et 5& FURNITURE WANTED. A e FURNITURE, STOVES, "CARPETS, COUN- ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. MORE BAKER'S HELPERS: $20 AND 825. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE, carpets, ete. F. W. ZKHFUSS, 840 Mission, BARBEL WHO CAN PLAY PIANO SOME MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. I KAPEPACKER. MAKRTIN & Co, 749 Market st. \W _ £ BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR « furnished houses, roceries, etc. 305 Lackin. CASH FOR FURNITURE, CARFETS, ETC; full value. Pac. Eur. Co, 228 Stockion st. RLACKSMITH $45 AND FOUND: RANCH blacksmith, $30 and found, see party here: harness-maker, §1 50 & day, s-e party here: har- ness-maker for a camp, $1a day and found. fiee fare: 4 farmers, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st 9 COOKS, 35: LUNCH COOK, COUNTRY, $30: shert-order couk, $30. c0ok, Spanish res’ urant, $45; siiverman. $25; potwasher, $25. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. W ANTED—YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN livery stable in country: $1: experience and references. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sut- ter st., near Powell. W ANTED—UPHOLSTERER FOR COUNTRY store: good wazes: party to beseen here. Ap- ply MIS> PLUNKKTT, 424 Sucler, near Powell ANTED — LAUNDRYMAN AND WIFE $55; 2 quarrymen, 82 day: German chore. boy, 813 and found: assistant foreman, $15 aud ound: miver and timber man, $2 50 day; sheep- 20 Japauese for kitchen work, $20 and found; cooks. waiters and others. Appiy to J. F. CROSLTT & CO., 625 Sucramento st OUNG GIRL WANTS GFNERAL HOUSE. work and cooking: city or country ; no pos:als. 190 *hipley st. DUCATED YOUNG LADY, THOROUGH o ‘n’u’a"m huuuwotl‘ in 'w children not objection- references. 218 Golden Gate ave. musiciun, Cesires nice family: teaching NNA SCHULTZ THE ~HAMPOOER, please call. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary, OLORED NURSEGIRL, SEE PARTY HERE, $15. C K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. GIBI- FOR HOUSEWORK IN SMALL FAM- ily; good home. 1315 Steiner st. W ASTED-3 TEAMSTERS ON A RANCH, $25: disnwasher French ressaurant. $25: in- Goor servant, $25: asistant cook, private place, #30; French boy, $1! iderly man to wash dishes, #10, etc. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton st. —_— AILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at Lane’s, 504 Davis st., neac Jackson. J. NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH ST,, BUYS(AND « sells furniture and carpets; also storage, —— e e JSDIANA AUCLION Cu. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st.:hizhest prices paid. Tel. BOARDING WANTED.. A A RU0M WITH BREAKFAST AND DINNER wanted by young man i private family; north of Market, west of Powell; state terms. G R. W., box 38, Call Office. e ———————————————————— 339 BAYES-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: subscripiions and want ads taken. LOST. NTUESDAY AFTERNOON, BET. 1{TH AND 17th.Guerrero and Folsom, black memorandum book. Finder will be rewarded by reiurning to 708 Market st. BEIWEEN EAST OAKLAND AND SAN Francisco Wednesday morning—Lady's gold watch aad chain; rewara. Return to 204 Pine st. OST — BREASTPIN; LIBERAL REWARD, 402 Waller st. 1,95T—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBFRNIA 4 Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of CARL AUG TORNBERG, No. 146, 025. The finder will please return to bank. SUOTCH COLLIE DOG SUNDAY EVENING: answers (o . ame of Cario; liberal reward if re- turned or for information. 116 Tay'orst. SATURDAY PLANS FOR RESIDENCE FOR Mr Ames. Return to W. M. Lillie, architect Ano’s building: reward $2 50. e LODGING-HOUSES. ] 8 ROOM CORNER: NEAR THE MINT $450 110-room room house. 7000 23-room house, Sixih st. 850 28-room house, $200 cash. 450 $4-rvom house, clears $150. 1800 14-room house'on Eddy. 350 19-room bouse on Mason, near B 550 City property, ranches and business piaces for saie and exchange. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market. 3600 CASH WILL BUY A GOOD PAYING D house of 81 room:; balance easy pay- ments from income of house. ' 105 New Montgom- err st OR SALE—36 ROOMS; FULL; CHEAP. Owner, 132 Foarth st.; 1o agents. 136 31X 1 H—ROOMING-HOUSE; 16 ROOMS; OO sacrifice. ALL FULL; RENT $20; SELL 42 Sixth st THEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— WEEKLY CALL, sent to &ny address fn the United States or C: o Dnited’s ‘anada one year for 31 50, post- —_— CARPET-CLEANING, e A nannne (LY BTEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: Geans, moves, iays carpets. G. b, STEVEN: Migr. 38'and 40 Lighth st.; telephons South 250, Wams sy LECQAE DlsyUsTih WITR poor seud 10 ULDING'S Fioneer! Pet-beatinz Works. 553-57 'l ehama ot : o) oo s} WATTS, reliuble carpet-cieaning,renovt, - ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie sar WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. A KLELN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY CASH « for clothinz and books. REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPE G- ing woers 15 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jossadon ARBER'S EN'1ERPRISE CARPY, ing wks, 286 1dth. Tel Mis, 100. 7, TO0LS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED Dew. J. MCQUELN, 453 :uwnwn;l;‘cL slflfiguk.: AW NBROKEK—OLD GOLD, SILVER, _A-1- Poldflh‘n‘ bought. Add. COLEMAS. 41 Think. DVANCE CARvET- CLEANING Cq AR i tel Main 394 GEO, wn.c«f&' p.?;f FORSALE-LIVERY AND BOARD STABLE, $2000, or will Sxchange for clty property. o near. For particulars address W. J., box 6, Gull, [JOR SALE—MILK AND CHICKEN BUSL ness; large place; cheaprent. Call Forty-fifin street, opposite Oid Ladies’ Home, Oakland. (CUBNER SALOON, $250; GOOD BUSINESS; selling account sickness. Apply at this oftice. -ERKELEY DRY GOODS AND NOTION store: iot; 8 large rooms 2143 Dwight way. (QLD; ESTABLISHED SHOESHOP; MUST sell in 8 days. 1533 Mission st. ESTAURANT FOR SALE. CALL 153 Third st S LOON 625 SANSOME ST., NEAR POST- office; sickness cause of selling. 320 ;Tol}l :l\mn‘é:xvmc-n;)oxs IN A - fine location, Western Addition. SW. corner Ellis sna Scott sts. g Q0D PAYING BAKERY FOR SALE: HAT P store trade and all neigh| 3 e, ghborhood trade. 313 ABBERS—GOOD SHOP FOR SAL - B ticuiars, address B. A., box 39, Call. i ALL ROUTE: VERY C, 3 CB.M_". CHEAP. 11165,’_/ e o L e e SA‘;‘?:):;‘ ;:n Lnnsklfch-uocsb}-u NICE- shed rooms, kitchen and dining-rooms: €o0d business. 28 East at., near Folsom. BUICHER-SHOP FOR SALE_BRENTWOOD, Contra Costa County; on account of sickness. Apply NW. cor. Ninth asd Howard sts. = ARGAIN —SALOON; 18 ROO M &, FUR- B ished; must be sold this month. 510 Pacific. ALF INTEREST IN OOD - PAYING lunch counter for sale, H. L, box 142, Cail. SALOUN NEAR THE SAILORY HOM E: £0od chance for a business woman or man ana wite. Inquire National Brewery. $2000 OLD - ESTABLISHED GROCERY « 8Cross the bay; prominen: business Street; rent low; good chance. S. P., box 110,C F OB SALE—AT A BARGALN, AT 119 MAIN st., 1 40 H. . boile , 140 H.'P. steam engine, all connected with heater, pump, eic.: also lathes, large and small, shafting, and everytbing con- nected with a 'complete machine shop; also 3 lathes, rigged to manufacture patent beer-bungs; bungs, washers and wrenches on hand. 33000 BEST - PAYING GROCERY; NO . bar: established years; first-clasy family trade: fnvestigate. Ad G. L., box 62, Call. $350, RESTAURANT NICELY FIrTED - up: everyiliing complete; receips §50; trial given; sure bargam. Inquire Call Offce. PLEND.D STERN-WHEEL RIVER PAw X i-:nfi:fiflz;:finvtumn for saie Apnl;\;; PR , General Agent Nort) c Eallway, 638 Market st & F. © S EE EMIL LOHN BEFORE DISPOSING OF S furniture, saloons, groceries, et ; goods soid o Sommlssion: low rates. 632 Marxet. Tel. Clay 47, LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND REMOVED; (04, notice. J. B FRENCH, 318 Van Neer OFFEE AND TIrA KOUTES SUPPLIED C from CASWELL & CO.’S, 415 Sacramento st. PUB2LAND AGLNCY THIS PAPER (N quire tiis Oflice orai A3 AL K., b Lregon. i 4 MARKET ST._BRANCH OFFICK OF 188 CALL: want ads and subscripuons taken. FURNITURE FOR SALE. / 402 VALLER S ROON FLAT: PANLINT bedre Dedroom and | dintogroom sets avd exira room furriiure; also kitchen 1 s bie for anybody. e STORAGE. i ey A Al' LOWEST RATFS—HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CLE,\NL\'u\ Sc, LAYING, 3C: KU - ples free; tel. Jessio 944, Stratcon, 8 Eigni ATEST STYLE FURNITURE OF L cottage fur sale; going Bast, F, ¥, s.ss";(.ox'(:i‘l‘. Planos. etc.: advances made; fireproof build. ing. F. W. ZEHFUSY, 840 Mission st —_— T LOW RATES—FUKNITURE CARPE A planos, bousehold goods; clean, light Otl-t‘- : advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 1028 Misslon st, above Sixth; open ev VABPELIS CLEANED & KENOY AT Uhew. 3T entn e so s, bk Mackineen Sa8 A MITCHELL, CARPET.C J G R AR T AN G o ONKLIN'S CARPEL - BEA] 3 OO SanEs Teleotione many S IG BARGAIN IN FURNITURE L] ouL: gOINg o Alaskn 8 6 Mission g PHYSICIANS, R C.C O'DUNNELL, 1206 MAR. DS s.i diseases of women -%3&'