The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 3, 1897, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1897. RODE A BURRO FROM NEW YORK R. Pitcher Woodward Comes to Town Astride of * Macareni.” Bet on Bryan and Had to Cross the Continent on a Donkey. Was 340 Days on the Way and Would Not Repeat the Trip for $25,000. s The newspaper man who, because he bet ‘on Bryan in the late Presidential canipaign, had to ride a donkey across tne continent and reach his destination to-aay at noon or forfeit §1000, completed his journey when he arrived at the Palace Hotel shortly after 2 o'clock yesteraay afternoon astride of the original burro, “Maucaroni,” on which he started from New York City last fall soon after Mc- Kinley was elected. When he arrived here yesterday R. Pitcher Woodward was a frignt, an ani- mated scarecrow, made grotesque by long hempen-colored hair, a seedy, meager, blonde beard, a dilapidat-d sombrero, a long-talled cataway coat torn and soiled and of a pronounced greenish hue from long exposure to all kinds of weather, and a pair of irayed and tawny leggings, pieced out, rugged, baggy trousers and partly covering a pair of misshapen snd worn bicycle shoes. As if this were not enough 1o attract attention, he wore, by a condition of the vet, a pair of big steel- | rimmed spectacles, tue right glass of | which was badly cracked. His slow coming up Market street, ac- compan:ed by bis *valet,” T. W. Glines of Cedar Rapids, lowa, also riding a well- laien burro, his appesrance in and sub- sequent ejeciment irom tae court of the Paisce Hotel and his ride to a stab.e on Bush street to put up his donkeys all at- tracted a motley, eager and curiousthrong of men and not & few women, wio trailed nis footsteps and crowded close aboui him and his burros. Atter he had changed hisapparel R. Pitcher Woodward did not look the tramp, although he is not blessed with a handsome fsce or an attracuve figure. He hes b-en a journalist for the vast six | vears, during which time he has been eu- gaged principally in writing semi-humor- ous arucles for a newspaper syndicate. He is aiso the author of “Frozer Humor,” now going through its third ediuon. For two years he was a cadet at West Point. His father is ex-Judge B. W. Woodward of Brookiyn and he nas an uncle in Port- iand, Or., the well-known ex-Judge John H. Woodward, whom ke proposes soon 10 visit belore returning Easl. Speaking of his trip he said: *My bet was with Benjamin Lillard, pubiisher of Popular Science News. I Was to start without a doilar and to earn my living by the way. I was io wear a plug hat as far as the Mississippi River and a Prince Albert coat. I wore the coat ail the way here. I wasto wear big spec- tacies aud so was the donkey I rode. “Until the last three weeks, wnen 1} found it necessary to push forward with- out losing any time, I had written forty syndicate letters, or eighty-five columns | of newspaper stuff, but I coula not use auy of that professionally earned money | until 1 should arrive here. By careiul estimaties of persons living along the way I velieve that I have ridden a total distance of 4096 miles. It took me exactly 340 days. My largest day’s ride was iforty-five miles” into Dayton, | Nev., and my suortest was three mules, from Greenville to Daiton, Obio, through mud seventeen inches deep. I clambered along on rail fences and aragged the aonkey. I would rot reveat my trip for $25,020 A donkey’s stubbornness and slowness are dreaafully trying on a man's nerves. And I suffered haraships, particularly on the cold winter nights in the Kast, for I had to work most of the day (o earn expenses, I value ‘Macaroni’ now at $5000, and I expect to gew thatfor nim when I return, but it will only be with u signed contract that he will never be subjected again to hard work. He has accomplished the greatest record ever made by a donkey, and I daily studied bis health and needs 10 get nim here alive. The dog that came all tne way with me, thovgh ofien footsore, isall ri_bt and I would not sell him for $500." Mr. Woodward is staying at the Occi- dental Hotel, to the proprietor of whica he brought a letter from Sam Duvis, the well-known journalist of Carson, Nev. 'WEATH SWEET VIOLEDS mains of the Late Charles F. Smurr, Magnificent Floral Pieces Sent by Friends and the Departments of the Railroad Company. Within the darkened parlors of the Smurr residence, 926 Devisadero street, there rested yesterday afternoon the mor- tal remains of the late C. F. Smurr, who was the freight traffic manager of the Bouthern Pacific Company. They were i & black cloth covered casket with silver trimmings, and the tenement for the dead was covercd with a purple silk pall, to which were fastened hundreds of bunches of those fragrant emblems of pure love, California violets. In the front and the back parlors there were a great number of most magnificent floral offerings irom friends and acquaint- ances of the deceased. The designs were meny, and were all that artistic taste and the products of the open garden and the hothouse could assim:late and'make sym- bolical and attractive. Oue of the most attractive pieces was an immense cross and anchor of white Howers and delicate ferns supporting a great heart of purple violels representing Faith, Hope and Charity, anotber was a floral urn of white chrysanthemunms, filled with the rarest of these white beauties nestling in spravs of asparagus green and maidenhair fern; a companion piece was another urn of simi- lar dimensions built up of roses and ferns and filled with American beauties, Then there were immense pillows of Lu France roges, crosses of pure white roses in beds of ferns, sheaves of wheat with sickles, baskets filled with orchide, and bunches of flowers, some tied with white and others with purple bows of satin. “These were the last sad tokens of re- speet from L. M. Fletcher, William Sproul. E. Hanley, J. D. Cuthbert, G. W. Luce, H. C. Bush, William J. Sctoli, Mrs. Rithard Gray, J. J. Valentine, R. Kohler R. Weidon, T. D. Connelly, S. C. Nash, W. Storer, W. G. Curtis, Mrs. A. N. " Towne, J. F. Krutschnitt, A.J. Hecht- mun, and fiom those connected with the following departments of the railroud company: The general freight office, the operating department, the local freivht department and other branches, the Oc- cidental and Oriental Steamship Com- panv and others. Near the head of the casket sat the mother of the deceased, his widow, his brother and wife and the only one of his five sisters in the city at this time, the four others being in the East, while around the parlors were the heads of the several departments of the railroad com- pany, members of the California Council ot the National Union, of which Mr. Smurr was the first president. and a great number of personal friends and acquaint- ances. : In accordance with the wishes of the family the ceremonies at the house were of the sim:lest characier. The Rev. Rovbert Mackenzie of the First Presby- terian Church off-red a praver. After that he spoke a few eulogistic words ex- tolling the virtues and the charity of the deceased and offered words of consola- tion to the mother, widow and other rela- tives, after which those assembled moved around the casket to take a last look at the fsc: of the one they had known and respected in life. As the silent procession moved there was scarcely’ one who did not drop a ear in token of sincere sym- patby. J. A. Fillmore, 1. H. Geodman, George W. Luce, George W. Fletcher, C.J. Wil- der, E. E. Holton, pal -tearers represent- ing the railroad offices, and George Klink and D. D. Stubbs, representing the Occidental ana Oriental Steamsh:p Com- pany, formed on each side of the casket, which was borne by sixX body-bearers, and they escorted the remains to the hearse. The cortege moved to the railroad depot and there the remains were placed ina special car for transportation to Los Angeles. LAVIGNES BI& WINNING, Eighty-Seven Hundred and Fifty From His Battle With Wolcott, Did Not Discover That He Was Cham- pion for Several Days After the Fight. George Lavigne is $8750 better off than hie was & week ago, as the result of his desperate battle with Joe Wolcott, the sable welter-weight of the O'Rourke sta- ble, that amount representing 75 per cent of the receipts of the Pavilion after ex- penses were deducted by the manage- ment. The larger portion of the coin is now in the hands of the “Kid’s” mother at Sagi- naw, Mich., where the major portion of his earnings in the ring are always remit- ted. The fat win on the Wolcott match came at an opportune time, for Lavigne was a big loser in the recent failure of the Bank of Saginaw, in which he was a heavy stockholder as weil as a aepositor. The larger portion o his winnings for several years past were in the institution, and he does not expect to realize more than 50 cents on the doliar. All ‘that Lavigne had to say when he and his brotuer drew down the money was: +Say, Billy, this will help out mother and the sisters for awhile.” Lavigne cares next to nothing about the handling of his own coin, and squanders little of the thousands tnat bis doughty fists win. He excused himeelf to a crowd the other day, and when asked where he was going, confided to a friend that he wanied to see his brother Billy, to get a “*dollar or two.” A good story is told of Lavigne’s mod- esty regarding his recent victory He was in a weil-known resort yester- day with a friend, and every other man who came in extended the glad hand to him, cailed him *‘George,” and congratu- lated him on his fight. “Say, Dan, who are all these people,” asked the boxer as the ninth man wruny his hand. “I don’t seem to remember them all.”” “Qu, tuey are your friends,” remarked his companion, who knew most of the sports who were congratulating. “That's all right; they might have been Wolcott men before the fight,” rejoined Lavigne. “Yes, put vou were the winner,’ re- marked his triend, and t en » thought suddenly seemed to strike Lavigne. “That’s so, Dan; 1'm the champion now, ain’t I? I never thought of that.” Those who extended the glad haud for the rest of the afternoon were invited to “refresh’” with the champion. = et SAN FRANCISCO **CALL."™ PUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALI— 710 Market street, open unul 12 o'clock every Dight in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 339 Hayes street, open until 9:30 0’clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. £W. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open wntil § o'clock. 143 Nimth street: open until § o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: open until 8:30 o'clock. MEETING NOTICES. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentuoky wtreets; open till 8 v'clock CALIFORNTA COUNCIL NO. 2, K. and S M., wil meet THIS (WEDNESDAY) LVENING, Novemb r at 8 o'clock, for busine.s and degrees. y order of the T 1. M. FRANKLIN H. DAY, Recorder. (WEDNESDAY) EVENIAG at 7:80 Velock. Third uegree. A THEO., FROLICH, Secretury. EF S o I LODGE No. 139, (WEDXNE>DAY) LVE A ted meeting THIS iNu, 8L 7:30 wclock. by order of the W. M. H. FORTRIKDE, Secretary. OUNT MOKIAH LODGE NO_ 44, F. aud A. M.—8tated meeting THIS CK F I SPECIAL NOTICES—Continued. . BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR £4: collections made: aty or country. Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Montey st.. Toom 6: tel. 5380 SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. (QUPK'S POSITION IN +AMILY BY WOMAN 8 years in last position. Call or sddress MARY, 749 Marse: st. HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED-Continued. J ANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS wori; call 9 1012 to-day only. 11114 Golden Gate ave. MME. HANSEN: LATEST GALVANIC Dattery and cabinet baths. 116 ‘i aylor st OUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS hous - keeper. Cail 28 Eils, room 1. MRS.DR.FIsH, 10133 GRANT AV.EM 2; electrician alcohol | us<ish baths: unrivaled & SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. "OUNG GIRL DESIRES PUSITION AS typewriter or bookkeeper. Call 201 Powell st. room 6. ESPECTABLE, COMPETENT WOMA N wishes to g0 out by the day, either w shing or 60 Herman, or. Valencia. / ANTED — EXPERIENCED SALuSLADY for general dry -zoods store; none vut compe- tent need apply. Call bet. 7 and 8 ». M 42 Third. ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO WORK at a light manufaciuring business. Address R. k., box 75, Call Office. 7OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST LIGHT HOUS ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Oftice. S. FUCH~, Sec., 325 Grant ave. UTCHER WITH A SMALL CAPITAL 508 Bryan: st. DVANCE AGENT WITH SMALL CAPI- tal for recognized theatrical company: inves- tigate. address A. u., box 12, Cali Gffice. BARBEk-suoP. BILLIARD -HALL aND cigar-stand in a big hotel in the country for | sale cheap account of sickness. A pply AUG. F: TEAT IRISH HOUSEGIRL: STRONG, | clesnining. Apyiy work; about 16. 3456 eventeenth st bet. | JUNGBLUT & CO.. 10 Golden Gate ave. : < : s 3 | encia and Guerrero. 2N young: 8 veary reference from s P el | YOUNG WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP- 2 §Q. SIORE SUITABLE FOR A BARBER: good cook. MHKS. N uN, 7 + er's position. Call 1104 Mission st, corner of JANTED—A YOUNG GIRL FOK DOWN- '« wuer connections; in & good location. Green 721 « Sevenih, room 10. stairs work and cooking; wages $26. 1207 | Twenty-fifth and Valencia sts JTR~1-CLASS COOK; GERMAN: UNDER- Gough st. e e e Standaaii branches of cookin: references: 4 SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. N 7 TIvinG | Blomico. 503 Van Ness ave "R ECSHIN G cears lust place: clty (r couniry. MKS. NOR- ONS WA 3 W ANTED—GIRL ~ABOUT 14 (LIVI> 3 u Ness ave, : NY, TON, 525 Sutter st ta.. Green 721, - . e - home) to take care child. 619 Larkin st. Secretary. ' S = TIENNA CHEF; JUST ARRIVED: Al 1IN |*—— —— = SN ARBER WANTED FOR TURDAY: < JSEGIKL: GOOD COOK AND Vet apply to G R, | (JEEMAN GIKL ABUUT 16 ASSIST 13 BER 8a A DA O G iie willlag: reterences, | HANSEN & GO, 110 Geary st light housework. 728 Mcallister, after 1 P 3. r wages $3. 602 Clay st Apply ai Swedish and Germun Kmploymeut — = 5oT'D 20 YEARS: | YV OUNG GIRL TO ASsIST WITH LIGHT | QEAMEN FOR EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA. R R T e C‘Eé‘;52?‘:5'.3,"1’56‘7?51?7&3;%&{7’&;% Mll)(%l‘;y' housework and mind children. 1510 O'Farrell. App y % 12 Washington st. LIABLE COLORED NUKSE DESIRES HIVESZ AND JAPANE-E KFMPLOYMENT 145 TENTH—LICK KITCHEN; $3 WEEK 1 ELIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS GERMAN GAR- R iiafion: 2 Venrs. iaac piace; cliy or country. MsS CULLEN, 526 Sutter st. W OMAN WITH A CHILD DESIRES SITUA- t.0n: best ref : $10.0 $12; city or country. MIss CULL N, 325 Sutter st N gorl, $10 (0 $15. EAT YOU GILL DESIRES siiuation at hous wors or as nurse or secoud 15> CULLRN, 325 Sutter st office: best help. 41435 O'Farrell, Tel E. 426. and board APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; SMALL G dener: understands taking care of horses and cows, and handy around the place; good refer- ences. Address X. Z., box 8, Cali. . " G H . ly 1633 Oak st = office; best help; tel. Grant 56. 30 Geary st. tamily; good home. Apply 1633 Oak s W ANIED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 76414 UNTER & Co.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE / ANTED—GIRL 10 ASSIST IN HOUSE-| 1V Mission: men to take rooms: 10c, 16c and emp. oftice, 6141a Calfornia st. tel. main 281, W ook St ome ach renama: 25¢ per night; 80c, 90c and $1 per week. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYME ANTED—GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, RED-| QAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN ; tel. Grant 30. oftice, vest heip, 314B Sutter W wood City: wages $12. Inquite : 824 Army q S*Vanted at Lanes, 604 Davisst, neac Jackson. SOMPETENT SWEDISH SECOND OO Tetorance, desires & situstion. CROSETY Cu., 316 Sutter st. ‘\'EA'I' GERMAN GIKL DESIRES A SITUA- AN “lion w0 do cooking and housework: best of ref- erence J. F. CROSELT CO., 316 Sutter st. ERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFrICc—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (iel Main 5332), jurnishes best help of ul. nationalities. VERMAN WOMAN WITH A CHILD WISHES X situation as a working housekeepel no objec- tion to the country; good ieferences. 2936 How- ard, 1o the rear. SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO 2 do cooking or housework; guod references. Apply 3103 Buchanan st , near Filbert. W ANtE L—POSITION AS SIENOGRAPH- er; Remington typewriter; gir 22 yearsold; fairly rapid; accurate, Addiess H. M. 8, box 71, Cali Office. NEAT SWEDISH GIKL WAKTS WASHING AN and nousework by tue duy. P.eise call at 431 Minns st , between Fifth and Sixth. W ANTED—P. SITION BY A RESPECTABLE German: has flong experience 1n_bottliog wines and liguors in a Jarge establishment, and can tend bar: first-class reterence. B. A., box 59, Call Office. ANTED — FiRST- CLANS PANTS FIN- Isher; steady work 90513 Howaid st W rAKE 1HE DEAD: ciock: mo electris WHEAZEL'S ALAKM loudest. 602 Monte'y. \ OVED—DR. WISE, THE LADIES' SPFCIAL ist, to 1118 Market st.; monuuly troubles, etc. M JINEM:N'S OALF SHOKS T) ORDER, 82 50; men’s solelng, 35¢; only onefprice. 959 Howard. ANTED—BY MIDDLE-AGED WAN OF extensive business expericuce position as bookkeeper orother oflice work. Address H., care Occidental Publisbing Co., East Oukland. 7OUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS BAR- keeper; speaks German: references If requires city. Fiease call 711 Howard st., room 4. 7 ANTED-YOUNG GIKL ABOUT 14 Y EARS; good home; small family. 21 Ritch st. OUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTED, TAKE care of baby 16 months old. 2732 Pines:. JIKL FOR GENERAL HUUSEWORK; ITUATION WANTED 10 TAKE CARE OF 3 horses and garden: good driver; can milks handy with tools; bes: of references. A-S., bOX 8, Cal. JOR COPPER schooner J. Copper River RIVER; PASSENGER ppinger. ~Apply at 718 Third st., ‘ommercial Company. MIRST-CLASS BARBER WISHES A POSI- tion: steady job; 16c shop. Barber, box 1z, Call Office. wages $12. 45 Liberty st. ANTED —COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL for cooking znd general housework. 817 Larkin st "OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO GET WORK of some kind. L. G., box 84, Call Cffice. ARBER WANTED WEDNESDAY AFTER- noon and Saturday and tuunday. 514 Third. PLDERLY ENGLISHMAN, ACTIVE AND sober, wants s:tuation as dishwasher; under- stands horses; can milk; references, B. C., ME. FLORENCE. 49 Minua st. FOUNG LADY DESIRES A PLACE AS housekeeper: no objection to short d stance iu ountry. 906 Market st., room 23, second floor. TOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION OF ANY kind. bes. references; wages moderate. C. D., box 8 Coll office. TERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITCATION (3 (0 do general housework; good piain cook; §8 | 10 $10. 504 Howard st 7OUNG GERMAN BOY WITH TWO YEARS experience in bakery wants position as baker's heiper. B. I, box b4, Cali. W ANTED—GOOD WOMAN TO WAIT UPON lady and ass.st in light housework; refer- ence; wages, $7. H I, box 12, Call Office acrameato and Drumm sts. VIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOKK. AP- ply 1202 Dolores st., cor. T wenty-fifth. PPRENTICES AND TRIMMEKS IN MIL- linery siore 692 McAl te: st. PPRENTIC) pantaioons GIRLS: GOOD SEWERS ON 734 Montgomery st., room 1. Y PEWKRITLR, RIBBUNS, PAPER, CAR- bon. L. & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomery. HOLMAKERS 10 BUY MEN's UPPERS, '8l und up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st. ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES for sale; also ladies’ and misses, from 25¢ up; misfis exchanged; good repairing; shoes made o order, #uy style. 'Coutral Repairing Shop, 749 Miss10n, near Grand Opera-house. EN’S SOLEIL> G, 50c: LADIES, 40c: WHILE you walt. 638 Market: branch 767 Market ])hURUll'fl WANTED FOR THE UNITED U States marine corps, United States navy: avle-bodied, unmarricd men, between the ot 21and 30 years who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared thelr intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits znd abie 10 speak, read and write English, aud be between b feet b inches and 6 feet inheignt. For further information apply at the WANTS A PLACE AS 3064 14800 st Y guse WOMAN bouseKeeper: ity Or C untry. W odas WISHES A PLACE TO DO GEN- eral honsework; city or country: wages $10 to $12 Address K. E., box 84, Cail Ufli WOMAN w TTH A CHILD WANTS WORK: housekeeping: small wages Call at 35915 Brannau st Yo NG STRONG GERMAN WOMAN wishes work of ary kind by the day. Address 1 bet. Kighth and Ninth. Bryant st. POSITION AS INVALI'S NURSE; CAN glve best 1eference; no objection to leaving city. MISS K., 929 Pune. TOUNG ~TKONG GERMAN WOMAN wants washing, ironing, cleauing by the day; $1 und carfare. Mi., 1126 Folsom st vel. Seventh and kighth. TERM N [0 GO OUL BY the day. WOMAN WISHE 49 Kausch st. NOMPETENT MIDULE - AGED WOMAN, COee ook witl 2o sutae wasbing: ki to chilt dren: wages $12 to $15: City oF Country: country preferred. Addiess u. S, LOX U, v& I PEGIENC. D SICK OR CONFINEMENT wishes engagements; refer.nces. Nurse, WI.H A GIEL 3 YEARS OLD position as working housekeeper; g0od H. W ot wan. cuok: wages $10 Lo 520; city OF COUDLLY. box 70, Call Office. DR 2 LFINED YOUNG LaDy, EXCELLENT Sition e companion to idy. Y OUAG MAN, GERMAN, WITH SOMF perience, wants a piace (o leara walting. dress H. F., box 10, Call Office. ERMAN MARRIED COUPLE, EXPERI- ienced in orchard ard farm work, Wanis situa- tion: first-class references. Address M. M., box 93, Cali Office. { ITCHENHAND, Ad- GERMAN, WITH EX- perience wants & pluce to learn cooklng. Ad- dress B. H., box 24, Call. JARDENER AND EXPERIENCED GREEN- house man; understands the care of horses ana can milk; more for good home than high wages: has good reference. G. T., box 9. Call. ‘ T ANTED—POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR coliector; best of references turnished. Ad- dress A., Lox 6, Cail Office, Oakland. W ANTED—ONE RELIABLE MAN IN EACH county on the Pacific Coasi; good pay and steady position. Write or call Union Shirt Com- pany, 1020 Market st., room 1. JCANDINAVIAN COACHMAN WITH GOOD references desires work about gentleman's place; first-cl:ss horseman; good gardener and general handy man. Address A. B., box 41, Call. OOKKEEPER, BANKING, SELLING! goods: 20 yvears’ experience: highes refer- ences: moderate salary: country preferred. Ad- dress L. T. CA RE, Vailejo, Cal. JUTUATION WANIED BY A FIRST-CLASS »J gardener, with reference: cily or country. Address Garaener, box £9, all Office. VW INCHESTER HOUSE 44 1HIRD ST. NR Marker: 200 rooms 25 to 8150 per Bigh 11 BU Lo $6 per week; convenien: and respectanis; f1¢e bus and basgage to and from Lbe ferry. JERMAN GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD and do light housework. 517 Montgomery st. FERATORS WANTED., LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 321/ Fremont st. ATTERNS 25c; DRESSMAKERS FUK- nished shops and families: positions free. Mc- DOW ELL Dressmak!ng, Millinery sctool, 103 Post. AURENCE DRESS- CUITING SCHOOL, L 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without trying on: cull and be convincel. recruiting office, 20 Kilis st. San Francisca, Cal 30()( ZAIRS-ANOIHER LUT OF MEN'S shoes: been slizhuy damaged: at lesy than one-fourth their vaiue: from Zbc to $2 50. 662 Mission st., bet. First and Second. W(-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP FOK SALK IN mountain town: pop. 3000. Inquire of Deck- elman Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. W ANTE ET YOUR SHOES MADE TO fic your feet at the same price you buy Tosar. made Oaes, irom $1, 52, $3, $4 and $5, al 662 Mission st., bet. Firs: aud Second. N OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; B Winchester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms; oc to $1'50 per nigit; $1 50 to $6 per week: fres bus and baggnge to and from ferry. HELP WANTED-MALE. ARDENER, $25; PRUNER, $26: FARMERS, §15. C. R.HANSEN & CU, 108 Geary st. G HIRT POLISHER, $40: IKONEK, $30. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. Ax PORTEK, COUNIRY OUTH, $20. Apply 'C. R. HANS, 110 Geary st SIMON WANTS 100 MEN T0 GET BOTTLE . beeror wine bc; best free lunch. 643 Clay. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, shoes, soling, 50c: all repalring do; the usual price. 862 Mission st. bet. 1st (15 LARKIN-BRANCH OF¥ICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. JUOMS, 150 10 750 PER NIGHT: 0U 4v 82 04 \ per wees. Orfental. 228 Dramm st PRY ACME HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST., BE~ iow Sixch, for a room: 25c a night: $1a week. QINGLE ROUMS 10c AND 160 NIGHT, 760 BUSINESS CHA) B PAYING RESTAURA $250. 553, $700—Grocery and bar north of Market st. $25U—« orner solo n; very chen $.50—Cigai-s 0. e. in 200 1 10¢a (0 gains. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market st. %45 SALOON: OLD-ESTABLISHED « pluce: best iocation inine city: owner fsthere 3 yeurs; also 4 rooms. ino ndiug furniture; Kkitchen; ‘2 storeroums; a nue yard. 3. LESS, Four.h st. & present owner In the same place 1s yeais: cheap M. LES~, 5 Fourta st. 4((), RESTAURANT AT JUNCTION OF $400. twocariines; busy st day: crowded during meal bours; very low rent; 4 nice l1ving- rooms well furnished; investigate. M. LESS, § Fourth st. 5750, SORNER GROCERY AND BAR IN $ DU, best part of Western Adiition; well stocked: 4 nice living - rooms counecied. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. +() BRANCH BAKERY AND $60. Sore: tnunary connectea: SR living- M. 3 rooms; good location; must be sold to-day. LES-,6 Fourth st. ARTNER WANTED IN A WELL-PAYING commission business; establishea snd run by present owuer for 20 years: exceliently located; no night or Sunday WOrk. Kor furiher informa- tion apply to M. LESS, 5 Fourth st DAY SALON: DOWNTOWN 5 ~NO $| . night or sunday work; nicely fitted up: doing a good-paying business; low rent. . LESS, b Fourth st. 7(y MILK ROUTE WITH 26 UANS OF $400. trade, mostly private: horses and wagons: bears strictest investigatlon: run by Ppresent owner 9 years; owner going kast to settle anestate. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. Q8 SALOON ONE BLOCK FROM MaA $350. oty clegantiv fisted up viace: Las a larze trade cheap rent; great bargain. M. LEs 5 Fourth st. 200, GROCERY-STORE; GOOD L00A- 20V, tion; can connect & bar: living-rooms; rent onle $15 per month; value insight. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. $450. CASDY- STORELFACIORY: o icecream parior in'the Western Ad tion; 4 mice living - rooms: doibg an excelien trade M. LESS. 5 Fourth st 8300, SORNER GROCERY AND . withiiving-rooms. on Point Lobos avh: rent $25: this place is kept by owner-8 years; rara chancs for young man or man- and wife, Sce WILKE, 783 Market st. $501 GOOD-PAYING RESTAURA « Fourth st; rent $30; first-cia: tion: best class of custom: rare chance for livel man orlady. WILKE, 783 Market st. 5500, SALGON AND LUNCHHOUS! D . among foundries and factorics, with § furnished room: old-established. piace: cheap rent; investigate. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. $B00 EonEr AxD BOARTILG HOUSE: « south of Market st.: 24 ifucnished rooms; all occupied: good bar trade; large num ber of steady boarders. See W ILKE, 783 Market. 95()(), BEST PAYING CORNER SALOON ¥ . in city: established and kept by pras- ent owner for 10 years; close to Chronicle bulld ing: daily receipts 850 to $60: clearing from $200 to $300 per month. Full particulurs at K. G. WILKE & CO.’S, 783 Market st. g 450, ,OL2;ESTABL'D 84LOON ON EAST « 8t.; rent $25. see WILKE, 783 Market OTICE—GUS STRAND &CO., 19 SIXTH ST, will sell your business quick for cash. ARGAINS—SALOON, $175. Restaurant, $175; butcher shop, $400, Wood and coal yard, $600: grocery, bar, $350. Branch bakery, 3 rooms, $150: lodging-house, 16 rooms, $350. For bargains see STRAND & CO., 19 Sixth st ESTAURANT: GREAT SACRIFICE; RE- ceipis 820 day ; low rent. BASILE & BAR- $250; CIGAR STORE, JECOND COOK, HOTEL, $60: FRENCH COOK, $50: cook small p ace couutry, $30; walters, $20 and $40: dishwashers and vegetable- 0 and $25. C. K. HANSEN & Cu., 110 Geary st. YONFECTIONER AND CAKE BAKER FOR Oregon. $50 and found. C. R. HANSEN & €0., 110 Geary st. READ AND PASTRY CHEF, FIR-T-CLASS coun:ry ho el, $75: French or Swiss preferred: steady place. C. R. HANSE .« & CO,, 110 Geary. \Dand #1 week. Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. W AN TED_MEN 10 LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools, posiuons furnished: 3 weeks required. 3. F. Barber College, 18815 Kighth, \Y INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD SL.. NR Market: 200 rooms, 25c a nighi; reading- room: iree 'bus and baggage 0 and from the ferry. "LCHO HOUSE, 86343 MA L KET ST.—KUOMS 4 20c, U3¢ Lo 5UC uignt: BL 10 %2 week. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 25C 4 up 10 $1 562 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d. musiclan, reader and umanuensis, desires po- Addiess K, K., box 24, cali Office. 1 EPE.TABLE GERMAN WOMAN, GOUD house T, with 2 Hoys 10 and 4 years o d, wishes situation; only very small wages expected. 1030 Capp st néar 1 wenty-sixen. OMPETE \ T GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Oorc in & snuull 1amivs wages moderate. Pl ase call tor 3 days z3/ Eleventh ave, bet Clemet and Caliornia st HELP WANTED-FEMALE. AUNDRESS FOR COUNTRY HUTEL: $20. 1. e party here. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st OOK: PRIVATE FAMILY; $25. G K. HAN- SEN & C0., 108 Geary st. REBPECTABLE GERMAN LADY WISHES situation as housekceper: good home more of an object thun wuges; bigh retereuces. MRS BODE VOLD, International Hotel AUNDRESS, COMPETENT, WISHES SIT- Ustion: has best Feferences; city or counry. 1208 Lazuva st V OSITION BY YUUNG WOMARN; Fhousework or second work; 1151 Mai:sion st. Y\- ANTED—BY A GEKMAN GIRL, A POSE tion in store or secoud work; relerence. Ayply 47134 1ebamast. TOMAN WISHFS PUSITION girl. 1524 Mission st. AS NURSE LIGHT wages $12 10 $15. LADY DESIKE Call TOUNG honsek eeper. A POSITION A> 126 Fourtn, r. 21, 2d fioor. W AN TED-BY A YOUNG GIKL, 10 Do housework or cooking. 723 East Tehama st., bet Eighth and Ninth. WOMPETENT WOMAN WISH: S SITGA- tlon as cook and laundress. Call 30634 Hayes. TUATION WANTLED—BY A SCUTCH GIRL; O fi. st-cluss c00K, or nousework iu small family : city retereuces. Call 627 Larkin. TEEMAN COUK 1ovd eferences. WISHES SITUATION; Call 1022 Larkin. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION to do Lousewors and cooking. Call 1517 Howara st,, near kleventn. W 1UOW WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper or do sewing aud repairing; home or in amily. 821 Mission si., room . WOULD LIKE a Address 120 kddy TOUNG GERMAN LADY position as housekeeper. s, room 7. Fosun N WANTED BY YOUNG SWEDISH girl to do geieral housework; small wages. EAD WAITRESS AND1 WAITRESS FOR couniry hotel: south: 827 aud $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. (G'BL FOR HOUSEWORK: ~MALL AMERI- can famiiy: $25: see party here. C. K. HAN- SEN & CU., 108 Geary st. W AITNESS OITY HOTEL, $15; WAITRESS, country hotel, $20; restaurant waitress, §5 a week ; gicl, housework, San Jose, $25: cook, city, $25: laundress for country botel, $20: 20’ girls, bousework, 820, $26. C. R. HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary st. {ECOND GIRL, $25. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. ARNESS- MAKER, $250 A DAY AND found, for & rauch: foreman ship carpenter; engineer for ship: 3 brushmakers: 3 granie- cutiers, $3aday. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ; PLAIN WAITEFS FOR THE GREAT GOLL ©) mines, $25 and found: COOKS, waiters, dish- washers, porters. MUKRAY & KeADY, 634 and 636 Clay L. 5)8‘ MEN WANTED TO-DAY, READ A FEW Z0( ‘ot them: 25 farm, orchard and vineya:d | hunds, $ 6. $23. $20: 60 tiemakers, 8¢ each; 35 | woodchoppers, different places; 20 concr-te men. £2 60 a day; 55 shingle-bolt makers. $1 50 a cord: 2 boys on furniiure springs: 2 boys to learn a trade, $3 a week: 5 milkers, $25 and $20; 3 teamsters, city jobs, $25 and found; farmer and wite for a 'vineyard, apa County. MURHAY & KEADY, 634 aud 636 Clay st. 3 COUKS, $15; 2 EROILERS; 8 COOKS, £30 10 $35 and joom: 2 night cooks; oyster couks; cook_tor couniry, $9 a week and room: 4 cooks, 6, 87 and 88 a week. MARTIN & CU., 749 Market st. i IDDLE-AGED WOMA y to $10, fare paild. MISS CULLEN ter st. 100K, 35, AMERICAN / CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. ROTESTANT COUK, COUNTRY, $25. RY. $10 ) 826 Sut- FAMILY. MISS MISS ¢ DI~HWASHERS, $15 AND ROOM: 2 DISH- washers, $20 and room; 5 dishwashers. $3 to $0 a week: 11 kitchen men, #5, $10, $12 and room. MAKTIN & CO,, 749 Murxet st. Wal $26; 3 WAITER: 4 waiters, $25 and room; waiters, $5 and $6 a week, Market st S, 57 A WEE 2 waiters, $30; 6 MARTIN & CO., 749 CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. \V OMAN WITH A CHILD AS HOUSEKEEP- er, $10 to $15. couniry. MISS CULwLED #25 Sutter st. 100K, $656 AND ROOM; CALL READY 10O / work at 7 A. M., sharp. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st J EAT, YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT WORK, $15° AN MIS< CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. 7 BAKER-' HELPERS $20 TO $25 F AND O room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. RISH COUK: SAN RAFAE CULLEN, 325 Sutter st 820, MISS \ UKSE, INSTITUTION, $30, call early. MARTILN & CO. BOAKD, ETC, 49 Market st. EATHOUSEWORK GIRL; $30. MISS CUL- | \[AN AND WIFE FOR COUNTRY, $60 AND AV LEN, 825 ructer st. réom. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. JORKING HOUSEKEEPER; $20. MISS | | LACKSMITH,COUNTRY SHOP.$40, BOARD, v CULLEN, 3.5 Sutter st. 7 ete. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marxer. Y AN FOR HOUSEWORK: VACAVILLE; MAY, EOR LIVERY.STABLE, COUNTRY. $20. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. MARTIN & LO,, 749 Market st. OOK; JEWISH FAMILY; $35. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 Sutter st. : C ¢« RANCH HANDS, SMALL RANCHES, JRENCH SECOND GIRL 335; NURSE. $20; 15 housework girls, city and country, $20 aud $.6. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st 628 Stevenson st , third loor MIDDLE-AGED LaDY WANTS POSITION VL us help in smali private famliy; light house- work. Apply 163%4 Third, upstairs, room 11. Y QUNG WOMAN WANTa POSITION TO DO housework where she can have her ch:ld, 3 ye.rs old, with ber; clty or country. Call or ad- aress 45 Claru st IRST-CLASS HOUSE sition: undersiands {EEPER WANTS PO- detalls; cliy or country. 1104 Mission st , 100m 14. Y OUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS iypewniier or bookkeeper. Call al 118 Sixin room 62 EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 166, F aud A. M,—Stated meeting THIS (WEDAESDAY) £ VENING, xuv.mhua,A JDUCATED MIDULE-AGrD FRENCH LADY (stranger), having 1 or 2 evenings to herself, wishes 10 give Freuch lessous in exchange for Eng ish couversation. E. C., box 11, Call Ottice. 0 o' clock. 1EO E.S8M11H, Sec. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ES5 can Francisco Brickiayers' Assoclation will be held 1 HIS (WEDY £-DAY) EVENING, No- vember 3, 1897, at B'nai brith dall, 1.1 Eddy street. at 8 o'c ock. A fuil aitendunce requested Busiuess of inporance. UAess OF I pOr %Y. BRANDOX, President. regular monthiy weeting of this di- vision wiil ve hed in Hibernia Hall on WEDNE<DAY kVE:iNG, Nov. 3, at 7:30. Nomina lon for officers for the en- suing vear wiil be made at ihi, meetinz. Members he evy noufied tha: al tickets for our Iate rai piciic must be seitled for at tis meet:ng or they wiil be charged as indebtedness. Ag there aiea great many candida‘es to be Iniated the prompt aitendance of uil members is earnes:ly re- Luested. BAR.LEY LKE, Pres. JOHN v. Rec “ec. @ NUAL MEETING—NUTICE IS hereby given that the fifteenth annual meet- ing of the stockholders of the 8:n Francisco Mu- «ial Loan As-ocution will be he.d at_the office of the corporatio: 518 Mont:omery st corner of Commercial 'st, San_Francisco, on WEDN ES- 1AY, November 3, 1897, at 7:30 o’clock P .. for the purpose of electing directors ‘or the year, presenta ion of the fifteenth annu: and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Books are now open for <ubscription 10 1000 shares of siock of the 16th series. Loans made lo San Francisco and Ala- meda counties only. Interes: at 6 percent per an- num, free of morigage (axes; premium 2 jer cent xross, or 50 cen.s per share insta iments. at pleasure of borrower. which amounts to$12 50 per month for each 81000 net cash received by ihe borrower, this sum paying both principal and in- erest. 1oans may be repaid at any time desired. order of the Board of birectors. T. J. WELSH, President. A. “BARBORO, Secre:ary, ECIAL NOTICES, &, 10 MY FRIENDS—I WILL BE A CAN- didate for the uext City and Countv Asses- sor_untl iurther notice my headquarters are at 18 Sixihst. Gk AYEQ MRS, STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM and cabinet baths. 12015 Geary, room 11. OUNG GEEMA S LADY DESIRES PUSI- tion as hous.keever. 112 Taylor st., room 7. CnxTFEmm WOUMAN WISHES 10 DO washing, lioniog and cleaning by the day. Call 430 Ution st. VIEL WiSHES SITUATION TO DO GEN- 1 a first-ciass couk: no pos- tals. Call at 1602 Harrison st., near Twelftn. \OL RED GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS ch mbermais; good references. Cali at 37 Hinckiey. bet. Broadway and Valiejo and Dupont. aud Kearny. J ADY WISHES SEWIN GUOD SEAM- i siress: take work home or would go out. 1217 Polx st., room 4. (3185 WASHINGTON S1., $20: GIRL, POST ¥ st., $:5: girl, Hydest., $30; girl, Kennett, $25; girl. Scott i, $18; cook, 3 in tamily, $26: girl, Hauight st., $20; girl, Dismond st., »20: girl, coun- try nome, $25; girl, Golden Gate, $18: glrl, Broder- ick, $18;" gir, Mission. $20: girl, Howard, $25: girl, Gough' $26: giri. O’karrell. $20; girl, Stel.er, £20; girl, Luguna, $20: 23 giris, $15; 27 young giris, 88,810 and $12 per month. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. W OMAN FOR KITCHEN WORK, $20 AND room: woman to do plain ironing: 3 wait- Tesses, 520; 2 walresses, $15; 9 waitress-s, $15 and room; girl Lo wash dishes; 4 wal resses, coun- try: 5 chambermalds and wait some, $15, etc.; woman to wash flanneis; cook for bakery nands, #20; b cooks, $20 Lo $50 and room: b waltresses, 354 weex. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marked si 2IKL, BUSH ST., $30; CALL KARLY. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. G ERMAN UPSTAIRS GIRL, $25; HOUSE- zirl. two in family, $25, see lady here 11 o'clock; Irish housegirl, $25; 3 German house. &irls. 320; young girl, $10; cook, $30: 3 middle- aged wonien for the city: Fanch ¢o0K, $26; house- keeper, $20; chambrrmald, $20; 10 women for the country. MRS NOKTON, 523 >utter st. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AT #35; Swedish girl for cooking. 2 in family,26; up- stairs girl, $20. MRS. NUKTON, 3-3 Sulter ot. W ANTED — FRENCH MAID AND SEAM- siress, $30; French second girl, $25: infaut nurse, $20; German Cook, $:5; 20 girls for house- work. $20 and $15: krench maid, $20; and & num- ber of young giris to fill ocr places. LEON ANDRE, 308 5tockto. st. S UMAN WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper or will do plain sewing or mending at home or in families. Cail 116 rixch st., reow 1, tirst floor. ERMAN WOMAN WISHES SITUATION TO {3 "do general housework anc keep house; good 5 plain cook. 504 koward st. VIRL FOR COUKING AND HOUSEWORK across (he bay, $26: + cooks, German style, $25 and $50: 2 French cuoss, $5: 3 Gernian, krench und Irish second girls, $-0: nurse, grown chiidren und chaniberwork, $20; girl for’ huuse- work, Sonoma Co., $25; 3 Testaurait cooks, $30, $35 and $50; and giris for cooking and housework. J.F. CRUSETT & CO_, 316 >utter st " OUNG LADY DESIRES | LACE AS HOUSE- keeper; city or country. 10133 Grant av. room 15. TOUNG GIRL WISHESSITUA 10N 1O AS- siic with light honsework or mind children, Call oc address 171814 Jones st. 7OUNG | ADY 4: QUAINTED WITH COUXN- try wshes position 1o travel for waolesale- house. Cau 201 Powell st., roum 6. W ALTRESS, COUNTKY HOTEL FARE puid. 3. F. CKOSET | & CO., 316 -utter st. ROTESTANT NURSKE FOR CHILDREN'S insiitution, city, $20. MURRAY & REsDY, Leading kmployment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ‘V’ ANTED—FIRST-CLASS EASTERN GAR- dener, £40 8:d board: paper-box cutter, $10 week; ironer for country iustitution, $25 und found: farmers, $25: miner who can iimuer, §250 a day and_increase; cooks, waiters and others Apply toJ. F. CROSET L' & C0., 628 Sac- ramento st. W ANIED-MAN AND WIFE TO COOK ON vineyaid, $40 aud foun try stuble, good piace, winery in country, $26 per month and board: 4 ranch teamsters, $26 and board; faimer for or- chard, steady place, 50 blankets 1équired, $20 per month; cooks, waiters, dishwashers and others. W. L. EWER & CO, 626 Clay st ANTED — NIGHT COOK FOR OYSTER- house, $40: cook, #30: waiter, short-order house, $:0. walter, German, $25; pantryman, =candinavian, Pan.ry m. French, $25; dishwashe., $20. Frenchman, private fawily, $16; apprentice for laundry, $15: tutler, country, $30: ete. ANDRE'S, 308.Stocs ton st W ANIED-_MAN AND WIFE FOR COOK and helper for vineyard in the country; wages $40. Apply to MISS F. UNKLTT, 424 Sutter st. Bu'u.l-;}x._uo. " MIS§ CULLEN, 825 SUTTER. AVE TREASURER'S POSITION, TRAV. e.ing, for intelligent young man having $100 cash; saiary 860 8 month; expenses . B, box 5 Call Oftice. W ANIED—CHIEF CO.K. 71735 HOW- ard st. 100D, HONESI MAN TO TEND BAR; small capital required. C. O., box 62, Call. ANTED, TOCOLLECT WAGEs DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. W VY ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANIOS 10 know that Ed Holkin, Keno House proprie- tor, eull rans Denver House, 217 Third s.: i34 iarge rooms: bc per night: BL 10 $3 jec week. —_— AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED FOR A GOOD-PAYING £\ business: no priva.e houses. Call H. MILLER, 506 Howard st., between 1 und b B M. 0 SELL T0 THE TRADE; HOURS 8 H. W. MERRITT, 625 Market st. —_— PARTNERS WANTED, I)f\[".l’NHK WANITE $200 CASH: NEW invention; good paying business. 71314 Fol- som st. HOUSES WANTED. FURNISHED HOUSE B., box 12 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. CENTRAL; Call. QMALL must be cheap. DONY PLANER: SECOND HAND; 6 OR 8 by 20 0r 24 capacity. Address P. O box 82, Redwood Clty. W AXNTED — LUCKBOARD, 134 INCH EX., with brake. Address G. B. B., box 16, Call UOLS OF ALL KINDS, STOVES AND runges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market A KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST, WILLPAY CASH £X.. for clothing and books. AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVEE, CAST- off cloching bought. Add. COLFMAN, 41 Third. FURNITURE FOR SALE. 1G BARGAIN IN FURNITURE; SELLING out: going 1o Aia<ka 8t6 Mission st. FURNITURE WANTED. URNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. IGHEST P.iiCE PAID FOR FURNITURE, carpets, etc. ¥. W. ZEHFUSS, 840 Maission, P. BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR - furnished houses, groceries, etc. 305 Larxin. W C ASH ¥OR FURNITURE, CAKPETS, ETC; Jull value. Pac. Fur. Co, 228 Stockton st. RETT. 8753, Market st. CORNER SALOON: RENT 82 B - $ZOO must be sold. DONNELLY & BRAN NAN.wholesale liquor-deaiers, 1069-1071 Mission st., cor. Seventh. £6))F RESTAURANT—BECAUS] $225. ness: snap for somebody. Ninth st. for particulars. BRANCH B\KER BT5. to e abpiy £ 3 225 Sixth st. $_IO(’ PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT « indoor business, where the services of a plain, steady mau can be use: no previous ex- perience required; trial given: mustbe satistied with $180 $25 a week. 72415 Market, room 17. 1€ PARTNER; ESTABLISHED 0 $1250. Foari i comenion: fiba clears $200 to $309 per month: fuvestization | Mcited. Owner, box 57, Call Uffice. ~ ——— K5()(), SORNER SALOON SOUTH OF MA'R- Do . ket s fine ‘place for man and wife or 2 partners: 2 living-rooms. - SW. cor, Bryant and Sixth sts. ALOON NR. SAILORS' HHOUME AND FAC- S tories; good chance fora business womau or man and wile. Inguire National Brewe SALOON AND R. $550. Rinioned rooms ave., near Geary-st. carbouse W try. $125. 220 East sIC Call at 27 CANDY, NO= Brauch Office, TAURANT: 4 1218 Point Lobos BLL-IAYING CORN ER GROCERY, WITH fine flai, cheap; account owner golug to coun- T. C., box 6, Call Office. CIGAR-STORE; MU BE SOLD at once; party going away; city front. OR SALE—a GOOD OYSTER-HOUSE. 44 Sixth st. OALY ARD WITH CERTIFICATE: STABLE business; bargaiu this week. 1623 Market st. &30 BEST PAYING . south of Market; inquire Hibernia Brewery. CORNER SALOON owaer had 10 years. $._,000 BEST- PAYING GROCERY: NO D ! o bar; established years; first-class family trade; iuvestigate. Ad. G. L, box 62, Call. OTEL FOR SALE—45 ROOMS, CENTRALLY located; house aud farniture in first-class order; owner retiring from business: & good chauce for the right party. Southeast corner of Seventh and Frauklin sis., Oakland. 54()(), GROCKRY-STORE: GOOD BUITER, & . egx and provision route: 4 nice I1vinge rooms: rent cheap. 1747 Market st., Oakland. 1RST-CLASS SHOESTORE AND REPAIR- ing place: pest location in town: obp. Palace Hotel. 1nquire main store 767 Market st. ],1QUOK-STURE AND BAR FOK SALE 4 clieap: Apply to SIEBE BROS. & PLAGE- MANN, 328 Sansome st $1 300, QLD ESI. RESTAURANT: ‘+80 « cash; balance, note; receipts, §70 880 daily; bargain. A'NDERSON, 571089 3d A RANCH BAKEKY AND GROCERY; WELL estab.ished. Appiy 967 Howard YROCERY AND BaR: 2 LIVING-ROOMS: £00d stock. 117 Fillmore st. J.NEU AN, 121 SIXTH SI., BUYS,AND - sells furniture and carpets; also storage, NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 1019 Montgomery st.;hizhest prices paid. Tel. Davis71 LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE 400 TOUE, VERY GOOD....27 ROOMS + $700—Corner house, new.....23 rooms $1200—House, cxchange. . $600—Houze for 10tS. . 12 rooms ~25 rooms 18-r00m coraer: near the M; $450 23-room house, Sixth st L..8850 2¥-room house; $200 ca : $450 City proper.y. ranches and business piaces for sale and exchange. H.C. DECKER, 1020 Market. $60! CASH WILL BUY A GOOD PAYING house 81 room : balance easy payments fiom income of house. 105 New Montgomery st. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. (5 1897 STERLING WHEELS, SLIGHTLY ) used, geod as new, a a bargain. A. C. NICH. MIRST-CLASS FINK & SCHI JIGN PAIN El WANTED FOR FEW DAYS, Call bet. 7 and 8 A. M at 505 .atoms st. 0D FINISHEK WANTED, LEE, 1309 Market st. L0Y WANTED, 504 VIEW AVE, FRENCH 15 laundry: board snd lodging. W ANTED=STEADY MAN WIIH SMaLL capital to deliver orders. Apply 410 Brai- nan st OY FOR GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS; references and experience. B. 1., box 42, Call. OLS & Cu., 404 Baitery st. QMALL SCHOONKR-YAUHT, BOOMY CAB- X in. wood stove, dishes, compass, side ligh: complere outfit for cinising _or duck huntin; make an off-r. JOHN UPPENHEILM, 28 Cluy INE NO. 2 REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, second hand. The Ramona, 130 Ellis. room 8. JQHOW CASES AND COUNTER FOR SALE. 1520 Powe I st. ! £ LIGHT DYNAMO, $35: 20 LIGHT DYN- ©) amo, $50; 2-horsepower gasoline engine, $60: electric bells and batieries, 40 cents each. K. A. SMITH CO., 527 Mission st. ANTED—PRESSER AT LADIES TAI1LOR- ing. 16 Turk st. M PDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN TO M "cook for few men and act_as housckeeper on ranch, $16. MU«RAY & KEADY, Leading km- pluyment Ageuts, 634-636 Clay st. ADY DEsinrS HOUs: KEEPER'S POSL tion in country. Call 118 Sixth st., room 33, ROTE-TANT GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- work: sleep home; #8, 2805 Mission st. OUNG WOMAN DESIRES A PLACE AS stewardess 207 Post st., room 9. OUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEA RS FRENCH and Span sh, wan(s a housekeeper’s place. 111 Geary st., 100 . OUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT WISHES position as typewrit-r or any kind of office work. Call room 7. first loor, 969 Mission. W PAINTING, WHITENING, PaPER- hanging. HARTMANN, 239 Third st LAKKIN—-BRANCH OFFICE 0¥ THE CALL Subscripiions and want ads taken 615 OMAN FUR HOUSEWORK AND COOKING on rauch near city, $20. K 1. WAKD & C0., 6U8 Clay st LD MEN WANTED: SMALL WAGES., 30 Clara st. r.\ll\"l'ED—DlBHWASHEB. 529 CALIFOR- nia st. OY WANTHKD, AT 2160 HARRISON, NEAR Nineteenth. b (EBMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st, has places for &irls of all nationalities. COUKS, 3§25 AND §50; SECOAD GIRL, $20: +) 8 giris for housewors. MRS, HURD, 721 Ellis NEAY WOMAN, GENERAL HOUSEWORK, $15to $0, ‘man_or Swedish preferred: reierevces. - Apply 2428 Haste, Berkele,, Dwisht way station. EN 1OR AUSTRALIA AND THE COAST; als0 deep water. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay st. M (399D, SHOEMARKER. 4102 NINETEENTH L., near Castro. 'TYLISH HAIRCUT 10C; ELEGANT SHAVE 6¢; clean toweis. 602 Preific st., near Kearny. YOUNG MEN: GOOD INDUCEMENTS; call 8 A. M. 836 Howard st. EAT GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK: WAGES $10 or$l2 per month. Call forenoon ut 840 Geary st Rr.STAUEANT IN A COUNTRY TOWN 50 miles from city; only restaurant in town. In. quire 727 Davis st. K. POOL HOUSE-MUVER, DEALER SEC- . ond-Land bulding materia, 1122-36 Mission, OILERS ENGINIS20-HAND MACHINERY MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 137 Beale st. OR >ALL — SPLENDID KOUGH-COATED +t. Bernard bitch Alms (Duke of Edinburghe Lady Gladys). Apply at 1320 Geary street. AFES—BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND band: all sizes; balf origiual cost. 109.111 Market st, S. F. PLEND:D STERN-WHEEL RIVER PAs. senger and freight sieamer for sale. A poly 1o K. STATELLR, General agent North Pacifia Railway, 638 Market si.; 8. F. LD BUILDINGS BOUGHT AND REMOVED; short notice. J. B. FRENCH, 318 Van Nosa — SUPPLIE. 415 Sacramento si. AND PrA KOUTH SWELL & Co. OFFE. from OKTLAND AGENCY 1H1s PAVER quire tuis ullice viwe 355 TLird st For Uregon. ALASKA ENTERPRISES. LONDIKE!—THE RUSH WILL SOON B& on: we will give llberal reduction in iare on our boiits to memboers; also other inducements to first 500 members: for particulars cail atour ot fice, room 2, fourth floor, Mills building. Cal. and Yukon M. a: d ¢, Association. CARPET-CLEANING. (O STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORIKS: deans, moves, /ays carpets. G. h, STEVENY, Mgr.. 38 and 40 kighth st telephone South 230, W HEN \\kru' B;‘.('U.LIELEL}“USTKD WIrH poor wazk seud 1o SFA ULDING'S Floneat Uace Ppel-beating Works. 853-57 Tehama ar.: tel. So. 0, DVANCE CARVET- CLEANING CO, 403 £\ 'sutter; cel. Main 884, GEO. WALCOM, prop. WA LTS, reliable carpet-cleaning,renovtg,alte: - ation works, 413 McAllfster. Tel. Jessi $51. REAT EASTERN STEAM CARPET-CLEAN G ing works. 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jessu;: ARBER'S LN ERPRISE CARPET-CLEA N- ing wks, 236 14th. Tel Mis. 100. Z T. Barber, ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED L new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. & LEANING, 30, LAYING. 8c: KU SAM: ples freo; ' tel. Jessie 944, Stratton, 3 Eigpun, B VARPEIS CLEANLD & 0bNUYATED L] /pew. %3'Tenth; lei. South 56, Mackiltosh & B MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING A0, « 240 14ihst; cleaning 3c. a yard; tei. Mis 74 OLLERS, ENGIN S, PUMPS, BELTING,GAS engines: bought and eoid. WHITE, 516 Mission OFFEE-MILL SCAL -, HAND-TRUCK. LE. ter-press, ce<k aud safe cheap. 102 Cluy st. ARS, BACK BAKRS, MIRRORS, SHOW- Cases. counters, linoi- um, oftice furniture. stors and olice furniturs and fixtures: new and secoud: band. J. NOONAN, 1017-1019-1021-1043 Mis sion st., above Sixth. BAxs SHOWCASES, COUNTERS, SHELV- lug, etc, bought and sold. 1063 Mission, ar. 7th, ONKLIN'S CARPEL - BLATING W 833 Golden Gate uve ' Telepuons Kase STORAG! T LOWEST RATES—HOUSEHOLD pianos. etc.: advances made; fireproof build= ing. K. W. ZEHFUSS, 840 Mission. Miot-18 1t T LOW KATES_rURNITURE, CARPETS planos, household goods; _clean, light com: partments; advances made. J. NOONAN, 1017 101028 Mission st, above Sixth; open evenings nd other hl’ RESTAURANT; Excrzm.m\flfi + calily on one of the principai stree