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10 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1897. AIRSCAFELDER'S NEW DISCOVERY Cats and Rats at the County Hospital Infected With Consumption. The Disease Contracted in the Interests of Science and Humanity. Nocturnal Coughing Heard Between the Partitions of the Elee- mosynary Institution. Dr. Joseph O. Hirschfelder, the discov- erer of oxtuberculin, the new consump- tion cure, which has been indorsed by a committee of the faculty of the Cooper Medical College, and which is being in- vestigated by the Pasteur institute at Paris, the Medical School at Lyons, France, and the meaical department of the Belgium Government, has been work- ing on his cure for months at the County Hospital. The doctor in his highly interesting ana what promises to prove beneficial study has injected a large number of guinea pigs and rabbits with the sputum from consumptive patients. The back yard ot the hosvrital is filled with these animals in all stages of the disease. The hospital cats have caught the infected animals, and they are now suffering from tubercu- losis. The felines have communicated the disease to the rats, and now nighuly in the ceiling and between the partitions is heard the vigorous coughing of the rats, mournfully proclaiming the advance of science and death, while a cat concert in the back vard, to the edification of the patients, is interrupted by more coughing of a consumptive character. The animals infected with the sputum have the same symptoms as a human be- ing with consumption. In the first stages of the disease the cougn is mild. Asit advances the cough becomes more aggra- vated, the animal loses flesh and rapidly becomes emaciated. It loses its appetite and awaits death with a philosophy whici is p'tiful to behold. Oxytuberculin is taken from an animal in an advanced state of consumption, Dr. Hirschielder’s theory being that simi- lar poisons counteract the effects of each other. PRTER JACKSON'S TOUR The Champion Will Spar With Billy Elmer in Northern Cities, What Pugilist Corrigan Has to Say of Sharkey and His Show in Vallejo. Peter Jackson, the champion colored pugilist ef England and Australia, has grown weary of waiting for a match with some heavy-weight who aspires for cham- vionship honors, and will soon make a tour through the Northwestern cities with & vaudevitle company. All of the prominent cities of th e North west will be visited, and as the colored gladiator has numerous friends and ad- mirers in Oregon and Washington, doubt- less his show will be well patronized by all classes. It is yumorea that Jackson’s sparring artner wil! be Billy Elmer, the thespian. Imer, although many pounds less in weight than Jackson, is tall and graceful on the stage, and having a good knowl- edge of the manly art should make an ex- cellent partner for Jackson. T.e champion says that his traveling tour will not deter him from signing arti- cles with any fighter who has backing to the extent of $5000. Peter wants a side bet simply as a guarantee that his op- ponent means business. Jackson does not approve of making matche~ with men who are looking only to the distinction they may gain by baving their names published 11 the papers. Patsy Corrigan has a great opinion of Lansing, the pugilist who whipped bhim in Vallejo a few evenings ago. He thinks Lansing can “do” a nnmber of heavy- welght pugilists who aspire for champion- ship honors. *‘I made a great mistake in fighting in Vallejo under the suspices of a club that was managed by Sharkey,’’ said Corrigan. *“Why, Snarkey is & black sbeep in his own town. The sports actnally refused to patronize the snow because Sharkey was interested in it, and as a result we had a8 poor paying house. The next time 1fight I will see to it that Sharkey has nothing to do with the game; he natural-born hoodoo, and that’s no lie.” POLICE TRIBUNAL, An Officer Fined for Unofficerlike Con- duct and Another for Neglect of Duty. The Police Commissioners met Wednes- day night,theirtime b ing wholly occunied in hearing the testimony in the cases of Policeman Robert Lean and Policeman Fred Smith. Lean was charged with unofficerlike conduct 1n faising a disturbance in the telephone office on Pine and Steiner streets on October 17 becanuse of delay in connecting him with the Central police station when he telephoned from a grocery 10 ask to be excused from auty, owing to his wife’s serious iliness. He was fined $25. Smith was charged with neglect of duty in allowing James G. Bennett, the would- be murderer and suicide, to escape from the Receiving Hospital on the night of October 13. He was fined $100. After dispo-ing of these cases the Com- missioners adjourned, all apparently in peace and harmony. HOTEL ARRIVALS, BALDWIN HOTEL, 7 Bleaur, San Jose R J R Aden, Vallejo Morrls. Sa'inas A D Turner, Suisun G Alexander, an Jose M K Harris, Onkland J Barnes & v, Alwmeda ¥ G T Davis, F 3 C Martin, N Y Miss A Wal'vs, N Y G W Allens, Or D ritzgerald, Chicago DMiss Mayhew, Napa H G W endt, Chicago ‘8 Hunter & w, Castrovil H J Louis, Stcckton Dr Livingston, San Joss D Brown & w, Sn Mateo Mirs H M Barston, Napa Miss Barston, >spa C A Ingace, Boston W H_White, Mendocino 3 J Jury, San Jose H O Haas, Stockton A'Castio, Mi View J Ruberis, Sacramento C Lansen, slockton J H Smith, Stockion W B Frour. San Jose T Welis & wife, Sn Jose LICK HOUSE. W D Lawton, Sacto L L Jones, Mill Vaiey R & Welr, Cal W M Biakey, Ind E W Aljen, Chicago G Blake, Tuttletown ¥ B Dana, N Y W H Wolff & w. Napa W R Carithers, Cal 3 M iu weller, Aubvrn 3 R Houghton, Chico A H (roco, ~onora W F N Davis, Mich M C Sullivan, Madera W H Clary, ~tockton R Fallen. Cal A McMillan. Tenn W 8 Goodfeliow, Cal ¥ Barson Jr, M € J Noack, Sacto ¥ J Hastings, Benicla A W | ukes, Sacto 3¢ 8 Luft, Petalum: G Delaporte, Sacto G R Woodward, Cal A R Baum, Sacto G § Bioss, Alwater J Danneu baum, Vallejo H W Turner, Cal RUSS HOUSE. D Sullivan, La Grange Mrs G A Rogers. Or Moll“le Allyn, Gainsville W B Steele, ~acto Fred Erb, Sacto J W Conant, Redding L L Simpson, Or C Davis, San Mizuel J C Straiford, Mar field J L Maude, Riverside W S Higgins, Oroville J O Wing, Duncans Miil Mrs D O Knowles, Cal W Jaensch & fi J D Wooaworth, S Kosa & W Eagens, Su S & Bradford, Sonora M BJ c.son. Woodside Mrs i J Hill. San Jose Mrs E Ballinger, S Jose ‘W I ~mith, Anaheim ‘Wm Fulier, N Ontarto C T Colombet, Sac o G P Bull, ~an Jose J A Lipman, Maybent K F Wilson, Siock:on Mrs Arnold, Or P H Brooks, Ohio H J Lazai:Kky, Fruitvle H Dunning, Cal L L Moore, Uakland C W Rosekrans, ( incin LG Carpenter, acto J Rego & w, San Jose i- 11 Wideman, GoozslesJ W Wis)0 & sa, Cal L Pascain, Napa B B Price, Napa < H Voyan, Fi Jones W ¢ Percival, Colusa BN Hewitl, Los Gatos Mrs k. Beriiner, Sacto P Lynch, Sacto D Ellis, Sacto J BOverion, Nevada S A I-endricks & w, Cal W S Hendricks, Cal R H Hansen, S=cto F A Kimball S L Obispo Miss L liollenbeck and PALACE HOTEL. C L Mever, N Y Mrs H Jordan, Stanford C Fleming, Detroit J F Booper, Bosiou CStorck, N Y ¥ E - impson, Boston ¥ P Hellwig, Alvarado A Mck.wen, Chicago Mrs ¥ P Hellwig. tal ¥ W Bullock, Chicsgo W M Mackintosh, Pa W H Sears N Y O Vartmann, Manveimr MrsVortmann, Manhemr C M Thompson. L Angis G Mitchell, N ¥ John David, N Y G Howard Jr, Johanesbg LT Wright, Keswick P T Kingham, Keswick ¥ Clagstone, N Y ¥ Jaeg-e, Swiizerland Mrs F Jaegpe, Switzrlnd J Ta lor, Toronto, Can G H Gooderhum. Toronto G Vargraft, Toronto R H V Kyrke. Eogland T H Fowl 1, Mass Mrs TH Fowler, Jiass J A Ficks San Jose ¥ H Buck, Vacaville Mrs F. H. Buck, Cal M Koders, Jupan T W Hammond. Tacoma Mrs Siuari & s, Pasadena )i rs Brown & s, Pasaden, F Y Bolinger, Sau Jose C H Jordan, Palo Alto GI:AND HOTEL. A W Schoabel, Nweastle T Mattison, Santa Cruz W J Crocker, Cal J B Chaloys, Cal E B Gage. Chicago D M Mucseuzie, Los ADg Mrs&Miss Reynolds Cal A k. Luce, Ma.s A Michuels. N Y B C Luce, Los . neeles F B Meyers, Ohio C B Castied son, Merced > d,' 1daho Airs ¢ urts, Georsetown arney, Cal J A Woodman, Chicogo F W Rud Iph, S Barbra H C Bagby, Sauta Maria J K Ober A J Larson, Lodi WM V. R M Wallace, Tenn Spencer, Me R Morgan. Jackson B E Gels & ch, Willows R W -arrill, uaslard Miss F Berkey, Colusa CC i ndsay. R L Browne, A P Ganyard&w,Maders Maders W BHammond, Los Angeles W Bruce, Chica:o NEW WESTERN HOTEL. J Franklin, Alcatraz L P Corcia, Placerville 3 Haruey J Harvey, Oakiand oole, Sacramento H B Hartley. San Jose F Thomas & w, Sacto Lilllan Farnsworth, L A G Fredirsht, Oakland W Doud. Pla erville T Bayer, Fort Wayne J Paunler, Ohio € Carpenter, Dunsmuir J « Baker, Portland ¥ J Swmith, Portiand L J Jackson, Or R L Miller, Sait Lake W Hart, San Jose F Waid, Skcramento G sergman, Petaluma A Anderson, Eurek SAN FRANCISCO CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE of the San F 710 Market street, open untll Dight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery streel, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 539 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o' 615 Larkin street: open until 9 SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 143 Nimth street: open until 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street. open uniil 9 o'c} 205 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'clo NW. corner Tweniy-second and kentucky streets; open till § v'c 01800 CALI— o'clock every YE! NA CHAP- ter No. 1, Knights Rose Croix—Reguiar Meating THIS (FRI- DAY) KV 7:30 o'clock. NING, October 29, at D. 18 GEOKGE J. HOB Secretary. the fuoeral o A‘i HENRY CONNELL, No 18), THIS (FRIDAY) ock order of tne EDWAKRD F. DELC Secretary. Brother CH A RLYS lat: of Arcturus Lo AFTEKNOON. at 1 W. M. SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. YOMPETENT WOMAN WOULD LIKE SITU- Cltion cook and imundress; has first-class references: 1o objectiol $15. Lail 30614 Hayes si., n +) SWEDISH GIRLS WISH TO DO GEN LRAL < housework and cooking: good cooks: #00d ref- erences. $25; couniry preferred. 5i8 M. . llister. OMPETENT SWEDISH SECOND GIRL. g00d wailress or seamsiress, wishes sitnation; no objection to ~an Jose. C. L., 8173 Larkin st. YQUNG LADY 0F REFINEMENT WISHES position as typewriter or any kind of ofice work. Call room 7, first floor, 969 Mission. W IPOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper or do sewing and repairing a2 home or in family. 116 Sixih st., room 1, first floor. to. the’ countr: Fraukiin, (QPK'S PODTION IN FAMILY BY WOMAN 8 years In last position. Call or address MARY, 749 Marke: st. ANISEH GIRL WOULD LIKE A PLACE FOR general housework : wag.s $20. 1f ironinz $25. Call or address 1329 £ast Ninth st., East Oakland 7OUNG SWEDISH GIRL WANTS POSITION 10 4o Iignt housework. 1234 Sacramento. hous: keeper. Cail 28 Ellis, room 1. (3 XBMAN COOK, FIRST =S, WISHES W ANTED-ANY KIND OF WOKK BY THE ddy or month. Please call 737 Howard. laundry work or housecieaning. Call at 43 Wiliow ave., corner £olk st 7OUNG LADY DISIRES A POSITION AS work by the day; $2aday. S. L., 348 Third. W OMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY TO VOMPETENT GIKL WISHES SITUATION for general housework; ro postals. 712 Fol- som st “' ANTED-BY A RESI'ECTABLE YOUNG married woman a p ace as wetnurse. Address 31515 - 1xih st TOMPET WOMAN WISHES A sITUA- tion 10 do chamberwork; sieep home. Box A, Cali Office, 143 Ni..th st. FITUATIONS WANTED—Can e Y QUNG MAKRIED MAN (AGED 26) WITH family, first-class electrician, 8 years' experi- ence in Europe, wants situation: willing to do Z., 2526 Mission st. other work. ‘ ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED Eer‘)ll;l‘!:':!- man. work around private place: e s, gArden. o1 ¢ god rererance. - AQaress Do bOX 8 Call Ottice, Oaklaud. {XPERIENCED ALL-AROUND BUTCHER wouid like to get & steady situstion; refer- ences civenif required. Address L. M., box 46 Call Office. Y OUNG MAN, GERMAN, WAGONMAKER, woodworker, ‘s sitnation: willing o do Other work or around the house; Cily OF country. B. 0., box 60, Cail. LARKIN_BRANCH OFFICE OF THE UCALL: rubscrintions su wan: ads taken. AGENTS WANTED. HELP WANTED—Continued. €80 MEN WANTED TO-DAY. KEMEM- - ber, we supply most of the xreat syndi- cates, banks, corporations and trusis, us well as near y all the best and large_empi.oyers of heip in California. iKead these: 35 iarm, orchard and vineyard hands, etc., $26, $25 and $20 per month and found; 50 woodchoppers,$2 60 and 32 10 cord: 50 shingle-bolt makers; 10 ranch teamsters, $26 and found: 15 luborers, teamsters, $1 76 day: 30 tiemakers, ¥c.each: 10 men for concrete work, $2 day: 38 boys to0 learn trades in San Francisco: 10 sawmill labore and found: blacksmich and wife. Germans; stableman, city stable, $30; blacksmitn’s helper, and’ found; granite-cut- ter. $3 day, foreman: ship carpenter. cily: man for private family, $25 and found. MURKAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. BAK»R. COUNTRY HOTEL; 4 COOKS: 2 waiters: § dishwasher; butcher-boy; a&nd oihier pluces. MUKRAY & READY, 634 and 636 [ INCHESTER MOUSE, 44 1HIRD ST. NR w Market: 200 rooms X&u 1o %150 per nighc: S0 0 88 per week: convenlen: and respectadls: I1¢e bus und bargnge to and from Lke erry. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. 95 HOUSE, gu0 TO s25; 85 GIRLS, 816 29 yOuug girls, $8, $10 and $12 per month. as sist nice families: girls for Colusa. Vacavilie, Shasta County, Alameda, Nevada. >an Rafaeland Clay st. “VA\TED—D.\ VID EBEL, PLEASE CALL: coachmnn, $30 and found; farmer and milker and wife, £35: miners who can timber, $2 50 a day: harness-maker for couutry, $2 a day: 2 drillers, $2 a day; German choreboy, $13 and found: cook for miners, $30 and increase: wait- ers and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & L0, 6:8 Sacramento st. ANTED—LAUNDRYMAN AND WIFE for institution, $55: head laundryman, $: Japanese for waitinz aud housewark, $20. A pply Woodland. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 10 J. F.CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. WAITRES! 00X : 7 COOKS, 7 ANTED—JAPANESE BUILER FOR PRI- ]2l26 to amufz:; lrl;":ND fs‘vuueuo-, 35 a vate family: $25. Apply M1SS PLUNKE1T, 5 young girls to wait some, $5 10 $4 Week. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. (FEBMAN GIRL, BAKERY, $20; 12 GER- ¥ man, 13 Swedi<h, 11 Danish sirls’ MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke: st. JERMAN WOMAN AS HOUSEKEEPER, #20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. FAYCY IRON <k, §25 ROOM AND BOARD. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. “OOK, GERMAN SIYLE, $35: NURSK, $20: ;10 housework girls, city and conutry, $20 and #25: 8 young mirls, assist, $10 to $1 MISS CULLEX, 825 “utter RESIECTABLE LADY WISHES CARE JOF children; will do second work. Address . H., 615 Larkin st. 7OUNG L\DY WISHES POSITION TO.DO second work or light housework. Apply 624 Guerrero st. TOMPEIENT WUMAN WISHES WORK BY / the day: laundry work or cleaning. Address 418 O'Farrell st. HAMBEKRWORK AND WAITING. $15, SAN Mateo MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st (92K, MARE 1SLAND, $25: BERKELEY, $:0. EAT YOUNG GIRL, LIGH I WORK, $10 TO MISS CULLEN, $25 Suiter st. N $12. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. 424 Sutter st., near Powell ANTED—MAN FUR LIVERY STABLE IN country: $30 and found. Apply MISS PLUNKEIT, 424 Sutter st., near Powell. MENTOSELL TO THE TRADE: HOURS 3 to5. H.W. MERRITT, 628 Market st. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED : ade tonic wafers: posltive safegnard; FURNITURE WANTED. FUBNITURE STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters, showeases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE, carpets, etc. F. W. ZKHFUSS, 840 Mission, P. BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR - furnished houses, eroceries, etc. 805 Larkin. VASH ¥OR FURNITURE, CARPETS, ET full value. Pac. Fur. Co., 228 Stockton st. J. NEUMAN, 121 SIXTH ST., BUYS(AND - selis furniture and carpets; also storage. NDIANA AUC Montgomery st. ION Cu. REMOVED .0 19 hi:hest prices pa:d. Tel. Davis 71 WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST, WILLPAY CASH « for clothing and books. A TOULS OF ALL KINDS STOVES AND ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market ARTNER WANTE commission busines present owner for 20 no S CHANCE:! D IN A WiLL-PAYIN establishea and run by ars; excel ently located ; » $6i night or Sunday work. For furiher informa- tion apply to M. LESS, b rourth s DAY SALO N: DOW NO « plght or Sunday w nicely fitied Joing a good-paying business; low rent. M, up: 1Hes s Focrin st $45 wi MILK ROUTE WITH 26 CANS OF o trade, mostly private: horses and bears strictest investigatlon; run by 1 ons: present owner 9 years: owner zoiug East to sett 6 an estate. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st $350. larze trade: cheap rent; great bargain. SALOON ONK B OCK FI )M MAR- ket st.; elezantly fitted up v co: has a AL LESS, 5 Fourih st 520(), SROCERY-STORE: G0OD L0CA $200. ton: can connec: x var: S rent onl- $15 per month; value insight. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $75. rent: M. DELICACY-STORE, BEST PAR Western Addition: living-room: well stocked; good business; LESS, b Fourth st. & 95((), BEST PAYING CORNER SALOON . in city: established and kept by pres- ent owner for 10 years; close to Chronicle buid- ing: daily receipts 850 to $60: clearing from 52, to $300 per month. Full particulars si k. WILKE & CO.’S, 783 Market st. PANBROKER—OLD GOLD. SILVEE, CAST- off cioching bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. LOST. (OR 1RRIGATION DITCH, 10 DRILLERS, 85 50 andboard; 20 laborers, $26 and board, long job, fare $z: stabieman. $20; driver milk wagou, $156: walter bov. $4 & week and room, K. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st p, REWARD — THURSDAY MORNIN $5 S ahouider cape:. Keturn to 951 Borier [LO5T W BREASIPIN; LIBERAL REWAKD, 402 Waller st. AFBERS' UNION FREE EMPLOYMENT Office, 303 Van Ness ave. K. k. SHINN, Secretary. IABLE TO STRIKE IT RICH FROM THE 4 start: wanted, men willing to work; must have $300 to $500 to Invest with experienced miner on valuable claim in California, Furtber particulars 630 Market st., rear of basket-store. ANTED—ONE RELIABLE MAN 1) county on the Pacific Coast; good p steady position. Write or call Unlon Shirt Com- pany, 1020 Market st , room 1. N YBSE, INSTITUTION, $20. MISS CULLEN, oL Sutter st. QITUATION 10 DU GE AL HOU work: good plain cook; good washer and ironer. 1559 Fifteenth st ADIES' AID, 605 MCALLISTER ST.—SO- cial and dance to-night; 10c; all invited. VY ANTED—POSITION BY RESPECTABLE miudieaged American woman &s man- sging and working housekeeper for club of men who are tired and turning biue with indiges- iion on restaurant fo d. or for widower with chii- dren who need a mother’s care: or will £0 as nurse for invalid or infants; good references as 10 char- acier and ability: no tr flers need apply. Address Truth, box 6, Call Office, Onkland. WANTED —a POSIIION =~ AS INFANT'S nurse or to care for invalid; wages $20 1o £ box 16, Call JTENOGRAPHEK, WITH MACHINE, wishes position; mercaatile house preferred. P. ., box 142, Call Office. “'Axfi —BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, place to do housework aad cooking: good ref: ence. 5511s Howard st. experienced: reference. \ TOUNG GIRL typewriter or bookkee per. st. room . [ EFINED MIDDL, Wants sius(ion as working housekeeper. dress E. K., Golden Gate Fostoflice |\ OUNG GIRL WANTS GrNERAL HOUSE- work and cooking: City OF cOUntry ; no postals. 190 Shipiey st. DESIEES POSITION AS Call 201 Powell DGERMAN WIDOW Ad- TOUNG WOMAN WISHES A PO-ITION AS Lousekeeper. Call at 126 Fourth st., room 21, secoud tioor. “OCNG GERMAN LADY D POSI- tion as housekeeper. 112 Taylor st., room 7. OMAN DESIRES A4 PLACE AS HOUS keeper at home or in family. 821 Mission, r 3. B, (ALIEORNIA LODGE No. 1. F. and A. M.—Funeral notice—The ofli- cers and members of the above-named lodge are nereby potified o attend the” fuheral of our iaie brother. WI G. HENRY STEARNS, from King Solomon Masonic Temple, on SATURDAY, October 30, 12:30 o’clock P M. Master Jiasons and friends of the deceased sie Invited. By order of the muster, FRANKLIN H. DAY, Secretary AN FRANCISCO LODGE 0.8, 0. 0. F.—Officers and members are notificd (o sssemble al PPN Fraternal Hall, Odd Fellows’ building, -~ 77/t~ on FRIDAY, October 28, at1:50 P. X., 10 ttend the funeral of our laie brotner, =. . WALK R, F. A.'JENINGS, N. G, B. H. WEDEMEYER Rec. Sec. UNITY LODGE NO. 131, 1 0. 0. F.. Sixteenih and Valen- . cia sts—Officers and members are 225 hereby notified to ussembie at the -7/ lodgeroom SATURD + Y, Uctober 31, at r ., for the purpose cf attending fhe funeral of our late brother, HERMAN H. W. BURFILND. J.W. ALLAN Wi THACKERAY, Rec Sec. 832 HOWARD ST.—T VENTH annual conference < f be fevers gatherod (o the name of the Lord Jesus will be held Thurs- dey, Friday, raturday and Suiday. - peakers: ie(ture, Koss, Harcus. Smith und uthers; hours of meeting at 10 and 2:30 and 7:30. ANNUAL MECTING—NOTICE 18 hereby given Lhatthe fifteent ing of the stocxholders of the Sin Francisco Mu- tual Loan Association will be held at the office of the corporation, No. 518 Montzomery st corner of Commercial st, San_Francisco, on WEDNES- DAY, November 3, 1897, at 7:30 o'clock P .. for the purpose of electing directors for the eusuing year, presenta ion of the fifteenth annual report and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Books are now open for subscription 10 100U shares of sock of the 16th series. Loans made in San Francisco and Ala- meda counties only. Interes: at 6 percent per an- num, free of morigage laxes; premiom 20 per cent gross, of 50 cents per share insta lments.at pleasure of borrower. which amounts t0 $12 50 per month for each $1000 ne. cash received by ihe borrower, this sum paying boih principal and in- terest. Loaus may be repaid at_any time desired. By order of the Board of Uirectors. T. J. WELSH, President. A. *BARBORO, Secreiary. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING Danis of curtains, dress goods, corsets, hosiery, underwear, bedspreads, towels, laces. linings,’ trimmings, 'velllngs, e.c., very cheap at Pioneer Dry-goods store, 105 Fif:n s OUT REM- BAD TENANTS EJICIED FOR 84 collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Mon:gy st. room 6: tel. 5580, BLEAK~ REPAIRED; PLASTERING papering rooms,$2 50 up. 239 3d. hEariman. @a.\m;nufinfiffm% GRANTAV.RM 2; eleciriclan:aicobol 1urkish baths: unrivaled 5, PAINTING. WHITENING, PAPER hangivg. HARTMANN, 239 Third st £ UME HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC battery and cabinet baths. 116 iayior st. £, MBS, STEWERT, GENUINE and cabinet batts. 12014 BTEAM room 1 SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. JFIRLT-CLASS GERMAN COOK AND HOUSE- work girl desires situation; 814 yearslast place; MISS CULLE N, 325 ~utter st, JPIRST-CLASS BNGLISH WAITRESS AND pariormaid desires siiuatfon: best refer- ences: city or country. MISS CULLEN, 3825 Sutter st. OMAN WITH CHILD DESIRES SITUA- tion; best references: wages no object. MISS CULLEN, 326 Sutter st. V' EDISH GIRL: GOOD COOK AND HOUSE- worker; best references; city or country: $20. MRS, NOKTON, 323 Sutter st., tei. Green 721. PIRST-CLASS SWLDISH COUK: BEST OF refercnces from last piace: cookiug or house- work. MRS. NOKTON, 323 sutter: tel. green 721, (GEEMAN GIRL WITH % YEARS REFER- T ence desires situation 1o do cooking and Louse- work. J. F. CKOSETT & CO , 818 Sutter st. Swznlsn SECOND GIRL WITH REFER- ence desires situauon. J. F. CROSETT & Ce., 316 Sutter st JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICK—MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st (iel. Main 5332), Surnishes best help of al: nationalities, QWEDISH WOMAN WITH A 4-YEAR-OLD ) cnild wishes 10 do genersl housewors: good cook and laundress; best cily references: wages $15. 225 Birth ave, off Van Ness, e Fujionst. ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION todo general housework; i§ firsi-class cook and baker; has good references: city or country; #1510 $20. Woman’s Exchange, 7 Van Ne save city or country. JERMAN, WELL EDUCATED FRAULELN, G lutely trom heme. of neat and pleasing ap- pearance, wishes a light situstion: sveaks i tle English:'is good dressmaker; will sleep st home if desired Address B., grocer > Post st. EAT YOUNG LADY WANTS A STEADY AN housekeeper’s posizion; ci:y or country. 1013y Girant ave., room 15. oo PETENT FRENCH WO: ) situation as cook or housekeepe try. Call or address 917 Union st. 4 AN WISHES city or coun- YQUNG LADY TYPEWRITER AND BOOK- keeper desires & position. Room 24, 906 Mar- ket, second floor. RESPECTABLE, COMPETENT WOMAN Wishes Lo g0 out by the day, eliher w-shing or cleanining. Apply at 60 Hermau, nr. Valencia TOUNG WOMAN WANTS A housekeeper: city or country. RESSMAKER: PLACE AS 3054 Mason st. FIRST- CLASS FITTER: goes ou: by the day; terms, $150. 932 Sho:. well st. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP- position. Call 1104 Mission st, corner of h, room 10, POSITION AS rrell. room 7 EST'D 20 YEARS; DLEY &CO0.,640 Clay S AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT APANESE AND CHINES 2 EMPLOYMENT office: vest help; tel. Grant 6. 30 Geary st. UNTER & CO.. CHINESKE AND JAPANESE emp. office. 618145 California st. tel. main 231 APANESE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU: RE liuble help. 709 Geary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT office, best help, 3148 Sutter st.; tel. Grant 30, (GEBMAN OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND X best education, speaking and corresponding fluently 1n German, i-ngiish, Spanish, French and Italian, frmiliar with Lookkeeping and iypewrit- ing, knowing the elements of shorthand, wants Pposition: salary noobject. Address G. G., box 2, this oftice. Y MARRIED GERMAN WITH 2 SMALL chiidren: good farmer: understands orchard and vineyard; can do plain blacksmithing: wiil work at your own price on steady piace. . P., box 80, Call. MAN AND WIFE WISH PLACE IN COUN. M try hotel; wife as cook, man as general work ; best of references. wages 1o object as good bome for winter. addr W., box 10, Cail. (3ABDENER AND : XPERIENCED GREEN- X house man: understands the care of horses and can milk; more for gocd home than high wages; has good reference. G. 1. box 9, Call. {XPrRIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND 4 t\ pewriter, owning machine. wishes position city or country: wages very moderate; highly re- commended. H. R., box 58, Call. oftice; best help. 41414 O'Farrell, Tel. E. 426. | (90K, SMALL HOTEL 320 MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutterst. NUATBREFINED NURSEGIRL, 815 AN CULLEN, 325 sutter. MISS W ANTED—ALACCOUNTANT CAPABLE OF handling a large set of books aud large iorc state age, experience, reference and salary ex- pected. E. 8, box 103, Call. y FATCHMAKER, WHO CAN ENGRAVE, for country: good wages. steady work. CAR' RAU & GREEN, 220 Sutier st. ¢)NEAT IRISH GIRLS $20 AND $25: 8 < young girls as:ist, $10 1o $15. MI>S CULLEN, 820 Buuter. 1C, FANCY AND HOSIERY Dm:=s, pomB dressers preferred. H. C., salesmen: wiudo box 44, Call Office. ECOND GIRL, $25. ~utter. MISS CULLEN, 825 S M and 1 carpenter. ¥OR THE COAST, GOOD WAGKS, HERMA . 607 Clayst. |} 25 {BENCH NURSE, $20. MIt8 CULLEN, Sutter. W ALIRESS, COUNTRY HOTEL, $20, CALL early; 2 wai resses. same hotel. city, $1 first-class lunch waltresses, SUc: cook for ba near city, $20; girl for housework, city hoasekeeper, city, $15, call early: Germ: for Alameds, $20: 4 young nursegirls, 20 girls housework, $20 HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Y QUNG WOMAN TO LEARN SEAMPOOING in « Tuckish bath, C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. JIAPERIENCED SHAMPOOER AND MAS. CJ seur for baths; $35. C. R. HANSEN & CO, 108 ueary st. D NURSEGIRL: SEE PARTY HER SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. r, GERMA H AND IRISH SECOND ) girls, $20: French nurse, $20; German cook and second girl, same house, 30 and $50: waitress take charge, $25: French cook, $28; girl for cooking and housework, ~onoma County. $25: 4 cooks, German styie, $25 aud $30: restaurant ook, $30. and a large number of girls for cooking and housework. J. F. CKOSETT & (0., 818 Sut- ter. WOMAN TO COOK ON RANGH, 825 woman {0 cook for few men. $16: waitress, country hotel, $20. girls for housework. MUR- AY & READY, Leadiog Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st JERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MES, X LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, has places for zirls of all nationalities. 1OOK FOR SAN MATEO. SEE LADY AT 10 / A M.: German cook, country, $3); call early. German Emp ovment Oftice, 417 Powell st. (GIBLOF 18 YEARS CAN FIND GOOD HOME X wih man and wife, San Jose, $6 monthly; like one of the family. 417 Powell st Ntasbdmx. £20; 5 COOKS, siye $30. MRS NOKTO! WASTED — A YOUNG LADY TO TAKE charge of the doll department in & large retail establishment; must be an expert doll repairer And a good salesindy: siate age, reference, experi- ence, salary. Addresg G., box 18, this office. Y QUAG, GIEL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK and assist with baby: smail wages and good home Cail bet. 10 aud 12 4. & at 210 Dougiass st., vear Eighteenth. TED—A STRONG AND WILLING GIRL neral housework and_cooking: refer- es $20. Apply 316 Walnut st., near Sacramento. GERMAN . 323 Sutter. TANTED — EXPERIENCED COOK AND 1 city r-ferences re- 2519 Buchuuan st. ISOM COATS; 03; £00d wages: 120 Sutter st., room 70. (GlEkL TO REPAIR GENTLEMENS \J clothes. Cal. Renovatory, 116 Geary, 7to 8 P MUST FINISHER o steaay make fine buttonhe work. (GERMAN GIRL: TAKE CARE OF CHILD: X $12. German Employment Office, 417 Powell. IRST-\ LASS OPERATOR ON ing machine. (GIBL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK AND care for baby. 1710 Larkin. W N {XPEETENCED FU-FINISHERS AT LOF- STAD'S, 14 Kearny s FUR_SE W- LACHMAN & CO, 110 Kearny. ANTED-WAITRESS FOR K ESTAU- rant. 638 Fourth. EAT YOUNG G.HBL TO ASSIST IN GEN- eral housework. 1441 O'Farrell. | STRONG BOY TO LEARNY BAKER TRADE. 00D BARBER FOR STEADY WOREK. 108 Taylor st ARBER WANTE day: 1o students. G ATURDAY AND SUN- 241 Thira st. ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 20714 Montgomery ave. B ARB-R FOR SATURDAY: WAGES $3. 260 Third st. WANTED — 1271 JIRST-CLASS TAILOR WANIED ON CUS tom coats; good wages. 410 Kearay, room 32, TEADY JOB TO J3ARBER Fourth st. £0d workman. 1,QT—-A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBLRNTA 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. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. & and Marke sts.: good-payls firat-class bargain. SALOON, WITH 14 FU rooms, one block from co; house: WILKE, 783 Market st. 650. $ OLD-ESTABL’D SALOON ON E 4 2 450. o} Tene $e5" e WHLRD 783 st 1000, °OD PAYING HOTELIN Livi- . Iy town of 8000 inhabita arge number regular boarders and good (rs.- n custom; rent only $30: lease: a gennine gooq s bargain. Inquire WILKE, 783 Market st. RESTAURANT AND DELICACIES, Grocery and bar, fine new corner, Restaurant and coffee saloo Saloon worth $2000, price. HENRY G DECKER, 1020 Market st AT SHERMAN, CLAY & COos, THE MUSL cal beadquarters of the Pacific’ Coas:, 1s the place to buy pianos and organs; new planos from 3175 to $1400; second-hand from $50 upward; terms as low a3 $3 per month; sole represexta- tives for Steinway & Sons, A. B. Chase, k.merson, Lud wig. Smi:h & Barnes pianos ani Estey piauos and orgavs. Corner of Kearny and Sutter sts. A BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG- est house wes: of Chicazo is KOHLER & CHASE’S. 6. 28 and 30 O'Farrell st. Planos, orzans and ell other musical instruments, of all grades and prices Terms easy: prices lowest. kverything possible Cone to piease uud sauisty ihe customer. CIUALLY SACLIFICED—LIST OF PLANOS for following week: $550 Steinway. $275: $550 Chickering, $220: $450 Colby, $225: $600 Conover, $300; Tong list second-hand pianos, halt price, $50 up. The F. W. SPENCER COMPA- Y, 933 Market st N _EMERSON, STEINWAY, 41 Chase Bros. and others: upward; aiso shipment of fine new pianos just re- ceived: an elezant selection. THE J. DEWING 0., second floor,JFiood bag, Fourth and Market. () SECONI-HAND PIANOS, SQUARE AND =V upright, at your own price and on your own terms, for one week ouly: we must have room for new siock. SHERMAYN, CLAY & CO., cor. of Sutter and Kearny HAKRDMAN, ittle used; $100 and ts. BYaa:xipE KEDUCTION —IN PRICES— Halnes. Knabe, Bush & Gerts and others; sec- ond-han1 pianos from $100 up. W. C. HAMIL 1ON, successor to A. 1. Bancroft & Co., 324 Fost. TRONG BOY AROU 17 FOR MACHINE shop. B. B., box 81, C JANTED—A PRESSER stands sewing. 16 Turk st. TAITER WANTED, street. WHO UNDER- 626 SACRANM NTO \ {XPERIENCED BEDMAK] S, MAN AND () GOOD 2D-HAND PIANOS: TERMS EAST; <Y prices low: Chickering, Steck, Vose, Sterling. BENJ. CURTAZ & 20X, 16 and 20 O £ arrell st. QOHMER & CO.. BY RON MAUZY, NEWBY, ) Evans, Briggs d other piancs: see our rent no interest rst year. 08. 310, 312 Post. 1N ISTHATUR'S SALE —MUST SELL; anos 4 jwmense reduction for cash oroa wife, wanted. Winchester House, 44 Third. | iostailments. EATON E~TATE. 735 Murke: s YOOK AND DISHWASHER WANTED. 11 ! [EN-DAY REDUCTION SALE FOR CASH: Mason st i X new aud second hand at grea: bargain. MAU- 3 | RAIS, 769 Marke: st OY OR INVALID BLACKSMITH AS helper in smell shop. 1114 Harrison st OY 10 CARRY PAPER ROUTE. 111615 Broadway. \ B JANTED — PAP <RHA $252 Mission st.: touls resdy UTCHER—A YOUNG MAN 70 DR wagon. 110 Seventh st. LESLIE, vork. VE Golden Kule Bakery, 26 Sixth st. (3O9DTAILOK WANTED FOR BUSHELING al 625 Commercial st. $60 A GREAT BARGAIN: - slot machines s501d to-day; best specul are easy seliers. Apply W 56 NICKEL- worth $300; must be 1 10 make money: they LKE, 783 Market. JAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at Lane’s, 504 Davis st., near Jackson. JALESMAN WANTED WHO THOROU. L understauds crockery and glasswure; age, salary expecied and references. W. 18, Call. W ANTED—CIGAR SALESMAN FOR CITY Introduction new nicke! cipar: state refer- ences and experience. . ddress Clgar, box 40, Call. SRLY state W., box JLOERLY MAN FOR PLAIN CGCOKING: wages §5. Call 512 Halght. YOUNG MEN: GOOD INDUCEMENTS; call 8 A 3. ¥36 Howard st AKE THE D£A clock: no electricit. WENZEL'S loudest. 6 FINEMEN'S CALFSHOLS T0 O DEE, 82 50; men’s soleing, 35¢: only onefprice. 959 Howard. W ANTED—A FIRSTCLASS and vehicle man; a good. salesman and thor. oughly posted 0 in Southern par: of State: po: xive references and state 8 lary. sddress K. L. box 3¥, Cail Office. RELIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN GAR- dener: undersiands taking care of horses and cows, and handy sround the place; good refer- ences. Add:ess X. Z., box 8, C QITUATION WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF A3 horses and garden: good driver: can milk: handy with tols; bes: of refercuces. 4.S., box IMPLEMENT FOoR (CoPPER RIVER: PASSENGER schooner J. Eppinger. “Apply at 718 Third st, Copper Kiver Commercial Company. TAILOREES 130 HAYES STREET. W ANTED-GIRL FOK GENERAL HOUSE- work and cooking. Apply 1323 Stockton st (G'RLFOR HOUSEWORK IN ~MALL FaM- ily; good home. 1315 Steinerst. W ASTED—GIRL. 12 YEARS OF AGE, TO Assist with young couple for clothes and 8choo.: would 2dopt. J. B., box 148, Call. D CITY SAL| W ANTED—EXPERIE Brownsione Wine Co., man wiih references. 851 Elli INSTALLMI NTS ON 375 ROSEWOOD DO piano; cost 8400, 221 Leaveuworth st. >1a ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL instrument . tuned, repaired. 1131% Mission. INGSEURY (1897 MODEL), 1S THE PIANO You want. J. HAKKY SCUTT, 526 Hayes . & PIANO: GREAT BARGAIN.SCHMIL £100 B 16 McAllister, near Hibernis Bauk. @7 INSTALLME, Q). Steinway, Decker, S, 2D-HAND UPRIGHT abler. Horung's, 216 Post B~OLUTELY THE BEST PLACE TO BUY piauos: ali grades, $2 up. HEINK, 136 kllls, TEINWAY UPRIGHT AND BABY GRAND sacrificed. KEEFFE'S, 1019 Van Ness ave. JUPERIOR VIOLINS, ZITHERS OLD & NEW. L. MULLISK, maker, 1epairer. 2 Latham place. { NABE PIANOS: NEW SCALE: NEW siyies KOHLEK & CHASE, 30 O'Farrell st. T BHERMAN Fou find « s:oc CLAY & CO.’S ONLY Wisk & uf new Steinway planos. LODGING-HOUSES. e ] & RooM coRN EAR THE MINT $450 110-room room house. . 7000 23-room house, Sixih st . 830 2-room house, $200 cash. . . 40 34-rvom house, clears $150 1800 14-room houseon kddy.. L850 19-room bouse on Mason, near Maj . 550 City property,.ranches ‘and business piaces tor sale and exchange. H. C. DCKER, 1020 Market. &EO() SASH WILL BUY & GOOD PAYING s house of 81 room:; balauce easy pay- ments from income of Louse. ' 105 New Montgom- ery st. JOR SALE—36 ROOMS; FULL; Owner, 152 Fourth st.; no agents. O ROMS; ALL FULL; KENT 320; SELL ¢ cheap. 4 ixth st. —_— ARPET-CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: / CieAns, moves, jays carpets. G. h. STEVENY, Mgr. 38 and 40 Eighth st.; telephons South 250, CHEAP. SIX | H-ROOMING-HOUSE: 16 ROOMS; sacrifice. ROCERY AND BAR—FINE LOCATION. $135. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. GUOSERY AND Bak — ESTABLISHED $350—Corner grocery, $350—Corner saloon #650. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st O YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSIN 159 promptly? HEALY & CO., 917 Market st. bar trade $10 daily. i 1o night or Sunday work, $500— Business clearing $150 per month. $400—Oyster and chophouse, ear Baldwin. Bakery. candy, stationery, cigars, lunchroom, 4 rooms furnished inciuded; make offer. $100—Cor. bakery, candy, notions, ete.: rooms. $ 4(0(). BABTNER WANTED IN LIGHT « indoor business, where the services of a plain, steady man can be used; no previous ex- perience required with $18 to $25 a week. trial g must be satisfied 72414 Market, room 17. 3 ()(). BESTAURANT: S ACRIFICE; BEST « location: receipts $30 a day; low rent; trial given. BASILE, 87314 Market st. N OTICE — GUS STRAND, 19 SIXNH ST, will sell your business quick for cash. T GEELFOR SALE—45 ROOMS, CENTRALLY ord for the right party. located; house and furniture in first-ciass er; owner retiring from business; & good chance Southeast corner of Seventh and Fraoklin sis., Oakland. sl kne: LD - ESTABLISHED SALOON, 83 THIRD good location: owner selling on account of within haif a biock of the Chronicle, Call and + Xaminer bulldings. easy terms. Apply J. ARE BARGAIN — BRANCH MILK AND cream depot: small cash payment: balance SANDERS, 219 Seventh st. « $ GROCKRY-STORE: GOOD BUITER, egx and provision ronte: 4 nice living- 400. TOOmS: rent cheap. 1747 Market st., Oakland. V going to countrs. T ELL-PAYING CORNER GROCERY, WITi 2 fine living-ro ms cheap: accoun T. C., box 6. Cali Offic: Ho! 1R>T-CLASS SHOESTORE AND REPATR. ing place; vest location in town; obp. Palace tel. " Inquire main store 767 Market st. LD - 'ABLISHED DAIRY STOR sieady custom: cheaprent- on account of s ci ness. MRS, DA VIS, 160214 Post st N OLD-ESTABLISHED DELICACY AND dairy store for sale cheap on account of other business. Apply 428 Hayes st 1 1QUOR-STORE cheap. AND BAR FOR Sal Apply to SIEBE BROS & PLA MANN; 828 Sansome st. Fourth st.: to-day. NY BUTCHER WITH A LITTLE MONEY can get a cash market at your own price. IGAR-STORE FOR SALE: CITY FRON going to Alaska. 220 East st. ENTHALLY LOCATED HOTEL IN kitchen, paying $150 abova expenses, $3500: rent $149: on account of death Apj ) OAK. bar, dining-room and for sale; of own piy W. K. BARNARD, 458 Ninth st., Oakland’ 1and of 57 _rooms. $130 $80 dail OLD EST. RESTAURANT; 3800 « cash; balance, note; receipts, 70 to bargain. A NDERSON, 57 to 59 3d st. = XTRA CHANCE FUR A FIRST- CLASS grocery and fruli siore o the Marin County Market, where all the stalis are put up by the company. of Grove ana Laguna sts., of 707 1vy ave., of CHARLLS ALP) Inquire at the market, ou the SW. cor. 1. SHORT, and s $ PARTNER WANTED, LADY OR gent, in well-located rooming-house; % 750. bargsin. Apply 115 Second st. $ D. l’ LADY PARTNER FOR OV, siore; great inducement; F., box 28, Call. A HAIR. no triflers. W 00D, COAL AND must be s COAL-O1L BUSIN i cheap. Ca.l 1188 Mission.j RANCH BAKERY AND GROCERY; WELL estabiished. Apply 967 Howard si. ROCERY AND BAR: 2 LIVING-ROGMS: g00d stock. 117 Fillmore st. A RT OF STORE, SUITABLE FOR SALOO! 105 Sansome st. $7 PARTNER FOR COFFEE PARLOR; . good living-rooms; rent $10. Partmer, box 30, Call Uttice. FOBSALE_LIVERY AND BOARD STABL near. $2000, or will exchange for_city property. For particulars address W. J., box W HEN YOU BeCoME DIsGUSTED WLTH poor work send 10 SFAULDING'S PloneerCas pei-teatinz Works, 853-57 Tehama st.: tel. 50. 4 W ATTS,reliable carpet-ciean ing,renovig,aiter- - ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 321 OR SALE_MILK AND CHICKEN BUSIK ness; larze place; cheap rent. Call Forty-fiith street, opposite Old Ladies’ Home, Oaklaad. ORNER SALOON, $250; GOOD BUSINESS selling account sickness. Apply at this oftice. JQHOEMAKERS TO BUY MEN's UPPERS, » $1 and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st. Y REAT EAST EAMCARPEI-CLEAN ing works 14 Sth, B. GRANT, tel. Jessie 201 b ERKELEY DRY GOUDS AND NOTION slore; i0t; 3largerooms 2143 Dwight way ARGE STOCK OF SBECOND-HAND SHOE for sale; also ladies’ und misses’, from 25¢ up; misfits exchanged: good repairing; shoes made Lo order, any styie. Contral Repairing Shop, 749 Mis5105, near Grand Opera-house. W ANTED—SEAMSTRESS — APPRENTICE tolearn dressmaking: pald while learning; 139 g00d seamstress. 231 Post,rcom 17. WANIED — TWO YOUNG LADIES TO learn bairdressing. MME. DELLA FAUST, 9Y4 *tockton st. 615 LABKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE UCALL kubscriptions and want ads taken. TERMAN, AGED 38, WANTS POSITION AS gard ner: care f horses; carefu. driver; can mllk : references; wages reasonabie. P. M., 674 Sixteeuth st, kast Oakland. AUTENDLR FROM THE WAST. THOR. oughly experienced, honest and rellable, wants 1!9 lélll‘l‘llll)n; city or country. Address C. ., box | ARBER—FIRST-CLASS ALL-ROUND MID- die-azed, single, wants a place as n anager in city or country. ~Address Alired, box 30, Call. W ANT POSITION TO COOK FOR PKIV .TK family or ranch: small wazes. Address A. R. DUVAL, 178 Minna st., city. $) 600D STRONG BOYS WOULD WISH EM- ployment neer the city; good references. Ad- dress T. G., box 12, Call. BOY, ¥OR OFFICK: CAN FURNISH FIRST- class recommendations. Ad. G. B,. box 12, Call IRST-CLA*S MrCHANICAL DRAUGH 15 man wishes sijuation. G. F. C. box »1, Call. SiruaTioN WANTED—GOOD BREAD OR czke baker: cakes preferred; good orna- menter. JAS BAMYORD, 224 Thirteenth st. [ XPERIENCED PACKER ON FUKNITURE or other goods desires situation; references. Address Packer, box 30, (G900 FRENCH COOK WISHES SITUATION ; private 1amlily preferred: good references given. Address P.,.box 26 Call. 7OUNG MAN ACQUAINTED IN CITY wants work of any kind: is good tesmster and can givo reference. Address W. H. W., 533 Sac- rameato si. A LACKSMITR'S HELPER, 2YEARS AT 1HE trade, would iike ajob. '1815 i hode Island st., bet. Twenty-fourin and Twen y-fifch. YOUNG ~WEDISH WOMAN WIHES SIT- uation 1o assist in kitchen of restaurant or boarding-house. 46 Rich st., bet. Harrison and olsom. SWEDISH WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT § or 6 hours & duy to do housework or mind children. 46 Ritch st. bet. Harrison and Folsom. SWEDISH GIRL WISHES WORK BY THE day washi g, ironing or housecleaning. Please call or write 266 Minna st. (CHUINESE COOK WISHES POSITION WITH rich family. 729 Sacramento st. MLDLE-AGED MAN (SWISs) WHO CAN read ana write English and German well, wishes a situation in siore or office. . G., box 17. Cal Oftice. W AXF:D-WORK BY YOUNG MAN, GER- r;: to g0 general kiichen work, assist in «cooking, waltlng or other work: city or country. Address H. VI .LlTZ 632 M ission “’o:mnb.u'y ERMAN GIRL TO TAKE C2RE OF CHILD and do light bousework. 517 Monigomery st. YPEWRITER, RIBBUNS, PAPER, CAR- Thnn. L. & M. ALEXANDEK, 110 Montgomery, ANTED—Al CLOAK FINISHERS AT M SIMINOFF'S, 1228 Market st. (QYERATORS WANTED, LEVI STRAUSS & CU., 3214 Fremont st. PATTERNS 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUK. nished shops and families: positions free. Mc. DOW LL Dressmaking, Miliinery school, 103 Post. AURENCE DRESS- CUTTING SCHOOL, 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without trylag on: call and be convinced. M S3F CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABL 200 mvdnchester House, 44 Third st pear Marks 200 rooms: 2ic 10 $1'50 per night: $1 50 to $6 per week: free bus and baggage to 1rom ferry. HELP WANTED-MALE. 00K FOR HOT. CAKES, ETC., $8 WEE C 00K, 89 a week and mr:‘ 4 cooks, $7 a weel pastry cook, $40 ana room; 2 cooks, §8 a weel :fl:::ox 2 cooks, $35. MAKTIN & CO., 749 7 KITCHEN MEN, V EGETABLE MAN, 525 6 dishwashers, $3 to 28, 810 and $12 a montn; $5 a week: 4 dishwash 15 TIN &0, 049 Markts D S 00m. “MAK- AITER. 6 A WEEK: 2 WAITERS, $25 and r o walters, $20 and room: 4 waiters, $15 and 10om’ 5 waiters, $5. MARTIN & 00, 749 Maruei e 0 ¥ Per weelke SECOND BAKERS; 3 BAKERS' HELPER: 3 city aud conntry. MARTIN &CO, 749 Marker. LACKSMITH, COUNTRY SHOP, 840, KOO B board, ete. MARTIN & CO., 748 Market *l(. (GEBMAN AND WIFE TO MAKE BEDS IN @ lodging-house: $50. C. K. HANSEN & CO. ARNESSMAKER, REPAIR WORK, and jound, free fare: b acksmith, $45 and found; pruner. $30 and found. C. B. HANSEN & CO.; 108 Geary st —_— e SHORT ORDER COOK, SMALL PLACE, 850; lunch ¢ook, country, 25, B. HANSEN acu?‘lfiulo‘ry" T gur i Y OUNG GERMAN GIRL SPEAKS FRENCH and Span sh, wanis a housekeeper's place. 111 Geary st., 100 2. MAKRIED MAN WISHES POSITION ON & Vineyard, orchard or small ranch; large ex- perience; reference. 153 Sugamose st., Ocean Vw. ANTED — LAUNDRYMAN, $30: COOK, #65: barber. $40 and found. HOTEL GA- ZETTE, 420 Kearny st. SEYLISH AAIRCUT 100: ELEGANT SHAVE 5¢; clean towels. 602 Pacific st., near Kearny. AEBERS' ASSOCTATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Oftice. . FUCH~, Sec., 325 Grant ave. EAMEN FOR EULOPE, CHINA AND South America. At 608 Montgomery st. EN'SSOLEI - G, 50c; LADIES, 40c: WHILE you wait. 638 Market: branch 767 Market. ARBER ing wks, ENTERPRISE CARPET-CLEAN- 6 14th. Tel Mis 100. Z T. Barber. ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. 8. 228 1 0 LD- ESTABLISHED SHOESHOP; sell in Bdays. 1533 Mission s mbs_x:j RMSTAUBANT POR - SALE. CALL 153 Third st DVANCE CARPET- CLEANING CO, 402 s,’ LOON 525 SANSOME ST, NEAR POST- Sulter; tel. Main 394 GEO. WALCOM, prop. office; sickness cause of selling. LEANING, 5¢, LAYING, 5c: KU . SAM- | (MALL ROUTE; VEKY CHEAP. 111645 / ples tree; tel. Jessle 944 Stratton, 8 Eighth. Broadway. VARPELS CLEANLD & LENUVATED LIKR Dew. 3'Tenth; lei. South $6. Mackiniosh & o, J. figan cleaning 3c. a yard: tel. Mis. 74 ONKLIN'S CARPEL - BEATING WORKa 3535 Goiden Gae ave Telephone £asi lid MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO. LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. ECRULITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States morine corps, United States bpavy: able-bodied, nnmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years, Who are citizensof the United States, or those who have legaily declared their intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and abie 10 speak. read and write Engiish, and be between b feet b inches and 6 jeet inheight. For further information apply st the recruiting oftice, 20 Eills st., Nan Francisco, Cal. WO-CHAIR BARBEK-SHOP FOR SALY IN mountaiu town: pop. 3000. Irquire of Deck- elman Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. W ANIED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE To fl. your feet at the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 and ¥5, wi b6z Bikiaton st ber First'and Second: SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE + beeror wine bc; besi free lunch. 643 Clay. ADIEY SHOES sOLING, o MiNS 0es, soling, 50c: all re ons at hait ihe Uaul price. 563 Misston ot ot bang S ANTED—MEN L0 IJKARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, lons sornished: 3 weeks required. 5. F. Barber College, 13514 Kighth, OOMS. 150 TV 150 PER NIGHT: buu ~v od 9 ver weex. Orlental. 225 Drummi s RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- Jow Sixih, for a room: :bc a night: §1 a week. QINGLE ROOMS 10 AND 15¢ NIGHT, 75¢ Aand 81 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. JISHO HOUSE, 86546 MALKET ST.—KOUMS 20e. 25¢ to 5U¢ night: $1 10 §2 week. UT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 250 up to $1 23. 562 Mission st., vet. 1st and 2d. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD SC, NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading room: free 'bus and baggage o and from the ferry. Wy ANTED TOCOLLECE WAGES DUE LABOK- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agcy, 110 Sutter. 3000 BAIES-ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S how: heon Mighly demaged: s lses than oue-fourth their value: from 10 82 50. 562 Aission st., bet. First aud Second wm'rh.n_A.Alunn AND MECHANICYS 1o know that Ed o, Keno Houss proprie- tor. still rums Denver 217 Third st.: 153 large rooms; 25c per night; $1 1o $3 pec week. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. JOR SALE CHEAP—COMPLETE X-RAY plant, viz : 12-inch coll. 2 tubes, stand fluoro- scope and 10 storase batteries: <00d as new. Ad- dress Poysician, box 4, Call Office, OR SALE_A TAME ALASKA BLACK Dear: e cub: 7 mosihs old: welght about 65 bs. nqure 759 Fourth st., cor. Ferry. 'K THREE-QUARTER RETRIEVER Ria8 hepherd bup, 8 weeks old. Address 314 ‘Tehama st. ANDSOME BABY BUGGY CHEAP. H ARG, o Howard, near seventn. TEW HOME SEWING MACHINE FOR N'ie T Yones st dowastairs, GOLD AND ~ILVER BOUGHT. W, ! LUND, watohmaker and seweler, 236 Kilts st 1634 SALOON AND LODGING-HOUSE—14 NICE- Ly furnished rooms, kitchen and dining-room: good business. 2:8 Kastsi., near Folsom. Apply NW. cor. Ninth and Howard sts. ARGAIN —SALOON; 18 ROOMS, FUK- UTCHER-SHUP FOR SALE—BRENTWOOD, Contra Costa County; on accouat of sickness. ] nished; must be sold this month. 510 Pacific. ALF INTEREST IN wOOD- PAYING lunch counter for sale. H. L, box 142, Call. ALOON NEAR THE SAILORY HOME; £00d chance for a business WOImAn Or man ana wife. Inquire National Brewery. PLEND.D ~TERN-WHEEL RIVER PAS. U senger and freighi K. STAYELL eamer for saie. Apoly to R, General Agent North Pacific Rallway, 638 Market si., 5. F. QEE EMIL (COHN BEKORE DISPOSING OF furniture, saloons, groceries, etc.; goods sold on commission: low rates. 632 Market. Tel Clay 47. LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND R¥MOVED; short notice. J. B. FRENCH, 318 Van Ness. OFFEE AND UTrS SUPPLIED 415 Sacramenio st TEA } from CASWELL & CO.” ORTLAND AGENCY 1HIS PAPER Lx. quire lLis Oflice Oiwi 153 Anird st Pordaad, Uregon. K. PUOL. HOUSE-MUV:R, DEALER SEC- ond-hand buliding materia, 1123-36 Mission. DILERS ENGINES,20-HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WULPMAN, 137 Beale sc. OR SALE — SPLENDID ROUGH-COATED ~t. Bernard bitch Alma (Duke of Edinburghe lady Gladys). Apply at 1320 Geary street. AFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND hand: all sizes; Lulf original cosi 108-111 Market st, 5. F. b R e OILERS, ENGINKS PUMPS, BELTING.GAS engines: bought and #oid. WHITE, 516 Mission CUFFEH—MILL SCAL , HAND-TRUCK, LEL- ter-press, aesk and safe cheap. 102 Clay st. PAES, BACK BAKS MIKROKS SHOW- cases. counters. imoivum, ofice furniture. store and oitice furaiture and fixtures: new and second- band. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-102% Mis sion st., above Sixth. R AES SHOWUASES, COUNTEES, SHELV. B s, Bonghi s sols s Aission, nr. 7th. 4 MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFIC CALL: want ads and subscriptions ink e e e ALASKA ENTERPRISES. —THE RUSH WILL SOON BE we will give Iiberal reduction in ‘are on our boats to members: lso other (nducements to first 500 members: tor particulars cail at ouc of- fice, room 2, fourth floor, Mills bullding. Cai. and Yu kon M. a'd (. As:ociation FURNITURE FOE SAL ST STYLE 0031 Aoiiage f.x sale: going Kast. F. F. 8., 87, Caty FURNITURE: SeLLING + 8 6 Mission st 16 BAKGAIN 1 out: going 10 Al _—_— e ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FRE A DIVORCE LAWS A SP! .0-. lalty: pri Vate: no fee without success;collections SEWING-MACHINES. & WL HOW G, atty atlaw,850 Marker: oo Seoou MONTHLY: KENTED, | REPAIRED, H. MAHONY—ST. ANN'S BUILDING B2 Boteh, soit; maching sospries o mED W + 6 Eddy si.; careful attention; fees moderate. LL KINDS BOCGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, A reated; repairing; lowest rates. 200 Fouridy A DVICE FREE: NO CHARGE UNL:~SS S00 cesstul DAVIDSON, 927 Marke:ss