The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 11, 1897, Page 12

18 HELP WANTED-Con!inued. 1 _________—_———__*—__—-——-———————'———'——__:——_‘— e e e DISEASE TN SCHOOL. Serious Complaint Made of the Condemned Haight Primary. Petitions to the Boards of Education and Health to Have It Closed. Some time ago the Board of Health con- demned the Haight Primary School, on Mission street, between Twenty-fifch and Twenty-sixth, because of the unsanitary condition of the premises. Attention was first attracted to the school on account ot the number of the pupiis who were taken down with diphtheria and kindred dis- eases. After the condemnation nothing was doue in the matter of putting the premises in order or closing the school. In consequence of the lack of action one of the te-idents of the Mission, whose children attends this school, decided to have something done, as he did not want his family to become sick or to take the chiiaren from their studies. The gentle- man is J. W. Bird of 3236 Mission street. Fearful that his little ones wou.d become ill from the effects of the disease germs that must be in the place, he took them ou' of the school. Yesterday morring, in company with several other residents of the locality, he went to the school and made an examina- of the premises. He was so aston- ished at what be saw he at once la'd the matter before Dr. Morse, who advised him to place the situation as he saw it before the Board of Eiucation and the Board of Health, with a view of having either of these bodies take steps towaru closing the schooi. Mr. Bird is also a member of the Eureka Society for the Protection of Children and be lald the mater before that budy. but 10 no purpose, as the case properiy be- Jongs 1o the two boar:s mentioned. Mr. Bird, in speaking of the ¢omdition of the school, said: *The many cases of sickness among the school children of the Huight Primary School made me very un- eusy, as 1 do not want my tamily to con- tract any of the dise that seem to come from the piace. I am a practical plumb-r, but still I wanted some one to g0 with me when [ made an examinu- tion of the premises, and a neighbor went with me. *We made an examination of the closets and found that every sanitary law known had been violated. There was no chance for flushing and no opportunity for the escape of the sewer gas except up through the floors. Tuere is no wonder that the cnildren sick, and we are satisfied that there will be disease in that schoo! as long as that condition of affairs exis:s.”’ Mr. Bira has now taken up the matter and does not intend to let it drop unti comething 1s done. To-day he will start out with a petition to be signed by the residents of the Mission whose chiidren attend that school, asking the Board of Health and the Board of Education to close the school until it is put in the best oi condition. He expects to have hun- dreds of names, and at the nex: meeting of toe bodies named he will present it. es FRATERNAL DEPARTMENT. Companions of the Forest. Lost week Minerva Circle received a visit from the board of deputies, Snpreme Chief Mrs. Beversen and members of Circte. Loya and after programme. Companion Court Sherwoo: Circle last had one Initiation. that hed pull and a short On Tuesday Supreme Grand tecre- tary Mss. Morrow paid a visic to Miz: ah Ci Cakiand. This circle bag been busy Initi centiy and 1t will give & party on the i6ih i week tne hef c visited Ivanhoe Ci 5ess Lhe supreme 10 (a iforn a Circ a canay x panion at the ciose of the busi- r ana the circle paid a visit On ibursday last Frankiin Circle had a very success.ul soctal aud first pub ic candy puil of the order. There was a Inrge attendance ard all had amerry time. 1 he #ffair was und r the control of Mis. 8, Smith, Mrs i. Hardeuburgh, Dr. McGil Mrs. Scott. Mrs. + rown and Mr. Strong. the latrer acting as floor manager during the dunce that fol- lowed the programme 07 en ment that i ciuded: Sailor's hornpipe, Miss Obelia Leathe; recitation, Miss Iryp chard; vocal irio, Mrs. Shaffer. Mrs. Steffa nd Mr_ Isola: vocal 8010. Phil Snook: paimistry, Mrs. L. D. Staples zks Circle ;ave a pleasant social 1ast Chief Companions’ Association added mbership at Its meeting lsst week. Companions of the Forest, F. O. Iast week 1 Circle of tne panions of the Forest and Court Golden E: the Foresters of America Jall, at which those who attended had & very en- Joyable time. Loreley Circle, w German Janguage, is $triving 10 come to the fr he present officers hoge to be able to advance 1t s0.as to make it one 01 thegattract:ve subordin- stes of the oraer. On the occaslon of the ball, Wil- A. Com- gle of {ve a ball in Saratoga 1 works in the and lism Kolman was.the chairman of the commitice of arrangements, Mrs. B. Pope vice-chairmau, and these were assisied by Mrs M. Steppenback, Mrs, M. Pape, Fred Schucider, Julius L. Wiidy, Arthur Kidd, mdwin Schneider, Heury Mu omius Kiizsley. Heury Hanse was floor manager an Jurs. H.'Shannon his assistant Inter Nos Circle, its meeting last wesk niglt, received an applization, and it appearing that the reception to be tendercd 10 Hamle. Circle und memuers of theother circles across the had teen set for the Dight on which the election of cflicers i1 to be held, the dis;ensation of tne dis- trict depuiy 1o hold the election at the meeiing previous was obtalued. After the close of business there was a pleasant evening of entertainment, in- ciudiug music, song, recita jon and dancing and smes. There was merriment without end, and fun such s this very active circle ouly can pro- duce. The Meade Reiief Corps. General George G. Meade Relief Corps at its meeting ricontly beld memorisl servicas in its bail in respeci to the memory of the late E. Florence Baker, the first national president of the Women’s Re.ef Corps, which occurred In her home, Malden, Mass.. a short time since. Garfield Postof the G. A. R essisted in the ceremonies. The service was very impressive and solemn and was conducted by Mrs Goodwin, past president. Mrs. Bowiey delivered a very eluquent eulogy, aud she also read from a bistory of the Grand Army and Womei's Kellef Corps a sketch of the firse “nationel president of the corps - nd read a 8o t extract on the fonndat on of the corps and 10 d of the noble work i: has been engaged in since. Garfleld Rel ef Corps has changed quarters in the same buiiding in mov Foresters’ Hail, having ! iuto 4 hall opposite its former auarters Cuesday, the 16:h inst, the corps will be fn- ectea by Assistaut Inspector Lottie M. Winans, The par:y recentiy given by this corps realized a neat sum, which will be nsed ia_the relief of the sick and distressed who are entitled to call upon this body of noble-hearted women, who are ever rendy 10 feed the hungry. clothe the naked and give them sheiter. The corps contem plates giving snother party in the near fu.ure. San Francisco Lodge of Eiks. At the last held meeting of San Francisco Lodge B P. O. E., Grand Deputr Exalted Ruler 3. 0. Rels, on babalf of the iodge by Fxalted Ruler Howell, presentec a iife-sizea oll paluting of him- s:if. After that there was an evening of song and merrimen The lodge will hold a lodge of sorrow 10 memory of the departed dead on the first Sunday in Decem- ber. General W. H. L. Barnes will deliver the eu- Jozy, John A. B.Wilson. pasior of Howard-street Methodist Church. wili give the invocation. mong the vocalists there wi'l be a number of hie most popular of thelocal talent and a first- lass quariet will assist. The serv.ces will be held in the California 1heater, and there will be beau- titul lithosraphed embiematic Invitaci ns issued and the programmes are we.l WOrthy of preser- vation as souvenira. Order of Pendo. There has been conmsiderable activiy In the Orcer of Pendo of late. During the month of October Pasadena Councll mitiatsd seven can- d'dates, San _Antonio Council inkiated two, La Juanita iwelve, Electric City Council of Great Falls one; Protection Council received one applica- tion, Anclent C1ty Councli two, St. Augustine Council tive and ~t. George Conncil two. 1if.een SIZNALUTeS (04 petition for & naw council 1n this city have been secured. San 1iezo Council has doubied its membership during September and October. Deputy Supreme Councilor J. L. Fournler fs orgnizing four counci s in Coluabus, 0. A new council 1s Leing organized in Triniaad, Colo., an i 1t will be nstituted during the curr-nt mont. ne council is being orgauized In i ead- vile, Col P sadens Councl during the past week. ‘The order hus pal1 193 sick clalms, amounting to $4000: seven funeral benefits, amounting 1o 8724, and pension benefits 1o seven beneficiaries, awaounting to $544H. iniilated twenty candidates Sons of St. George. The open meeting of Pickwick Lodge of the &ons of St George 1= held on the first Monday of each montn, and at the one glven November 1 there was a large atiendance of members and sriends, who were enter.ained to & high degree by the excellent program me that was offered by the comnittes on entertainment. There wers vocai selections by Wiiilamson, H. R. Caries, J B. ! Brown, A. E. Williams. T Nowlan. J. H. Coates, A. K Prior, Joseph Mevercou -h, W. . -obey, Musgrave, Messrs. Buxter. Best, Joh Levs, Keed and Lipzius. There were recitaiions by J. A Pridges. tie president, and T. Musgrave the treasurer of the lodge, and music by b Taploca Imilby band: &s¢ Siereopucin views thrown on the screen by Edward kowe, a m m- ber of the club. During the eveaing refreshmen.s were served. Festival of District 2. Harmony, Germania, Concordia, Hermaun, Vorwaerts and Hecker lcdges of the subordi- nates and Walhaila and Concordis lodges of the Rebekahs of the Odd Fellows will give a district festival 1 Odd Fellows' Hall on Sat- urday evening next, when there will be a theatricai performance and ball. Progressive Endowment. San Francisco Chapter at its meeting last week initiated two candidaes and during the cveniug m ade arraugements £ © the giving of & bigh jiuks at a date to be fixed during a meeting of the committee which will be held next W ednes- day in the oflice of Dr. Lef-vre. Woodmen of the World. On the 18th inst. General Organizer C. W. Wheeler whil visit Redwood Camp and there will SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. | SITUATIONS WANTED— .P‘_“ CHd SECOND GIRL DE‘lKl’lfi‘S[TUA» tion; bas reference. Apply to J. F. CROS- E1T &'C0., 316 ~utter st 'lrul.'NG LADY pESIEES A STEADY PLACE as housekeeper; city or country. 126 Fourth 8L, room 23; A N0 16 CRMAN COOK, BEST OF CITY \eferance, desires a situation. J. F. CROS- T1 & (0. 816 Suiter st. NOMPETENT GERMA N LAUNDRE~S, WITH 1 reference, desires a stuaion. J. k. PT & CO., 316 Sutter st. “CLAS~ FRENCH COOK AND HOUSE- work girl desires situation; best refer-nce. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. (CMPLTENT SWEDISH WOMAN WITH A / boy 4 years old desires situution as working housekeeper: good €00 references; COUNLIY. Miss CULLEN. 825 sutter st. N EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES AN “situstion as nurse or second girl or house- work: $1010 $15: ref. MISs CULLEN, 325 Sutter. Que b RIOE WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION first-ciass_cook in hotei or boarding-hous: ref.; ciy or country. MISS CULLEN, 325 YOUNG LaDY ~WANTS PLACE AS stewardess. Apoly 207 Post st., 10om 8. Y W MIRST-CLASS G- RMAN ¥ 5 MRS, LAUKENCE, 1149 Polk. HELP WANTED-Con tinued. ANTED—GIRLS OF ALL ties to fiil situations, MRS, HIRD, 721 ELi NATIONALL ences: §35. COOK: REFER- A RIN ANTED — M.DDLE-\GED lousekeeper in conntry. NGWOOD, Visaiis, Cal Address T. WOMAN AS Ww. OUNG GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE PO- sitlon as housekeeper. Address 223 Post, r. 11 “OUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEARS FRENCH aud Span'sh, wants a housekeeper's place. 111 Geary s, 100 1 2. L Ex ADY CASHIER, OFFICE M sulesiadies. milliner-shop forelady. change, 3138 Bush. Y QUNG GE MAN WOMAN WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper, or will do plain sewiog or menaing at home. Call 116 Sixth at., roum 2, first 0or . 7 ANTE L—POSITION AS STENOGRAPH- er: Remingion typewriter; giri 22 years old; fairy rapid; accurate, Add:ess H. M. 8, box 71, ice. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE; EST'D 20 YEARS: sutier st help:tel. main 1997. BRADLEY &0 0.,640 Clay Q i\‘b',hl.\fl GIKLS DESIRE HOUSEWORK; Clll.\l‘.h‘.'. AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT D German girl, kood seamstress, seeks position oflice; Lest help. 41435 O'Farrell, Tel. k. 426. as nurse or second girl. MRS LAMEERT, 417 Powell st., telephone Jain b332. JEAT GERMAN GIRL: GUOD COOK AND Jaundress: strong: wiliing; cltv or country. NORTON, 323 ~utter. el Greeu 721. ME! UNTER & CO. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California st., tel. main 281, MPLOYMENT tel. Grant 30. APANESE AND CHINESE office, best belp, 3148 Sutter st. STRST-CLASS GEIMA? IS Taylor Yreka Mrs k. Dwyer. Sacto Mrs R T Devlin, Sacto J Adams, Sau liafael C Andrews, Alimeda Mis; M P Heory, Sacto S J Lougbhorough, N Y T P Page, Los Angeles C F Hargitt, Los Ang A Thorpe. Vascouver H S Al en, Sonora W S Woods & w,Stktn C Atlen G ¥ Helmuth & w, Cal J ¥ Cole, Alturas W Multerry, Sacto Mrs = M Martio, Oaklnd J M Davis, Nev A M Ricket. i.ossland T Fliuc Jr, San Juan J Torhey, Sacto 3rs K Kosbach. Chicago A G Lav. Cl-nwood G Hofmeister, Placerville H Allen. Waterioo, Ia 1 H 11120 & W, Chicago J Smith, Utab Mis Grave &8, S L Ubis J P uavritger, Salinas Miss C Lauriiger, Sailnas \ Lauriizer & w,Hoilistr A Jones_ - an Luls Obispo F Sieele & w, Hanford MrsTW Huntze man,Sac HCComprondw, Willows R P King. Hanford br Pro-ior, Placerville Mrs K-id & s, Petaium S Jeweit. Marysvile W H Tapley & w, Valiejo W P Matthews. Sacto J R Ragglo&w, Angels Cp J F stewart, Colo C Harrls, Merced COSMOPOLITAN HUTEL B Kinz & w, Cal J MeCormack, Vatlejo F Newton, WoudbridgeJ B Lewis, N Y D Hunsaker, Seattle Wm Lathorp, W Shaw, ~acto ! NY I 1 Day Panama Frank Nicols, N Y ames T Igoe, N Y T Yan.aki, Japan N Takano, Jup:n R Takeusnchi, Japan 0 C Jicxson, Nashvile Frank L Best.Vallejo Students R Dobey. Str Cotic H W Kicher. Chicsgo G Putnam. ~acto Jas Barr -y & w LatoropJ Johuson, Los Angeles MrsT amberger, Fresno P Crean, Minn JE Caine, ~alinas W i Morghn, Str Coptic Wm Conk. Spokane H Richar.son, Seattle W W Gil'espie, Lodl ¢ Kk Ward, Seatd R W Fuiey, Seat:le Jas Shanunon, Petaluma E Miestiach, Ryde C ¢ Winsctte, Ryde K B Madden, Kern Co Thos Haulon, Angiola LICK HOUSE Hugh McNamee, < Justin, Portiand Sacramento AJ Wil on, Cal O B Hinsdale, Gardiner L aulmaun. Des Moin s Frank A Cressy. Modesto J M Lathrop, California A+ Bolles, Menlo Park L F Moulioa. Colusa J C Henderson, Gliroy F: £ Farnsworth, Visalia H C Putman, New York Mrs W F v ressler, Ca \iiss Char fe Lae, Cal J BSanchez, Los Angeles John Hawks, Naps G F Walsh, =acramento Mis > Allen, Los Angeles S W Knapp, Ven tura W H Perry and w, Cal - H A Briz.um, Britsh Col Mrs Johnson, New York F W Hutch, Secrawento M M Parsons Fresno J P ~amrol & wife, Cal R R Buimore & wf, Cal P H Northy, Sul /b Creek Mrs P Bohl, Sacramento M ss Bohl. Sacrament J ¥ Moody, Truckee W W Beaman, sacramto W N Runyon, Courtland PALACE HOTEL S F Maltby, Los Angeies £ Culli Jessie A Miller. Chic.go C H Baker, Sea.. U Groenow, Poriland John Cross. Los Angeles W H Harodson. ~taniord A Kennedy, Pi tsburg CCMclvor, S nJose G W Arm.iiro hio H H White, Hartford W F James, San Joss Mrs C I Edee, sebraska W G Biati, Detroit G Metcalt, Providence O H Hit, Wisconsin D S Roseubavm, Stockn Mis k. A Wilkinsoa, N J The Misses Wil nsn, N J R Mainwaring, ..ondon A Fde Rutzen Loudon bs, Sacramento Mrs G Dobbs. Sacmento O P Jenkins, Palo Alto BALDWIN HOIEL. n. Philadelphia H J Cook, N Y 6 W Cook, Cincinnati i M Brannie. Portland frances A Wailys, N Y W KD berg, L Ang W Downey, Raymond W B irue, San Jose N Wirts. Santa Barbara | Ir E G Case. Ukian Mrs G H Eerkey, Sacto P J Raymond, N&j G J Myers, Bosion Mrs P J Rayoiond, Napa W Ereusel, Pinole N G brown, Ange. Cmp Mrs W Brensei, Pinole C Edwards, N Y F Brown. N Y [ E Williamson, N Y M ) osenburg, Suisun Mrs Wiliwmson, N Y D i Medbary, N Y D Finnigan, cakiand J Manning, Oakland | W Bourougis, Boston H Turner, ~an Jose | NEW WESTERN HOTE M Delaney. U S S Oregon C Blake, Vallejo ¥ Jones, 1a J M A Shaw,UsS Oregon J Williams, Belplain K Travis, New York P L Mathews, Fresio D Rogers, Fresuo i B McDonald, Nevada P M Moran, San Rafael C P Downes, Visalia W Deugiass. Chicazo | H'G Hotom, Nl iniis C F Candce, Los Angeles anne, New Orieans John A kiog, Utah iernandez,Sanjose M H Linco'n, ~an Jose ¥. lowa J Chesholin Cal I Heruman, Boulder Cx SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Franciseo CAni— £10 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every Light i the year. BRANCH OFFICE:! corner Clay 27 Montgomery street open untl 8:30 o'clock. £79 Hayes sireet, open untt! 9:30 o’clock. 615 L arkin streec: open until 9:30 o’clock. SW. corner Sixteenih and Missiou streeis; open ontil 9 o'clock 143 Nimth street: open until 9 o' clock. 2518 Mission street: open unt!l 9 o'clock. 1205 Polk street: open untii 8:30 o'clock. Nw. corner Tweni open il econs and Kentucky & MEETING B 5, CALIFORNIA LODGE Xo. 1 and A M. will meet THIS (TH DAY) EVENING, November 11. at 7 NOTICES. 30 oclock. =tecond . gree. By order of the Master FHASKLIN H. DAY, Sccreary. £z, bouic LODGE No. 216 F. snd A. M. 12) Bddy st.—Calied mesting THIS (THUKSDAY) EVENING a1 7:39 o'clock. ren are invi.ed = SAN FRANCISCO L No. 212, F. and A. M.. meets THIS EVENING t 7:30 0'clock for sec- ond degree. By urder of the Master. E. C. HARE, Secretary. OCCIDENTAL LODGF, No. 1.8.1 .0.:.—Me bsrsare re- ¢ requested to attend m VENING: reception to Gen- Relief Commitiee avd_entertainment. By 3.J. MCDONALD, N. G. 2 . Alisojourning breth- By order ot the . M. 3R, GOLUSMITH, Secret: & = eral order = KN ADDITION (= e Lodge No. 285, 1. 0. O. F.— Oflicers and members, please ettend the regular meeting of your lodge THIS (THURSUAY) EVENING, XNovember 11 Official visit of D. D. G. M. Members of sister lodges invited to attend. J.CONELIN, N. G. Ww. F. LEE, Perm. fec, FRANCISC LODGE 10 . F.—Ofticers und% o requested meet at 2o THUKSDAY, November 274N 3. to attend the funeral of our late hall 12 brother, JOHN HAMAN. their 11, a JRGE WALCOM, N. G. WEDEMEYER, ecretary. Royal Chief. B E& | HE AN FRANCINCO =CO tish Thistle Club meets 1HIS (THURsDAY) EVENING, Fraternity Hall. 37 O'Furrell st eet,’ at 8 P. . Nominatlons of oflicers. W. A. DAWSO PATERSON, Record; THE RIGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of the California Wine- mukers’ orporation wil be held at the Chamber of Commercr, 431 California st., San_Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, November 17, 1897, com- mencing a: 10 o'clock A M. CALIFUKNIA WINEM ' KERS' CORPORATION Per W. J. HOTCHKISS, GGORGE W. ec. and Mgr. SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT REM- nauis of curiains, dress goods, corsets, hosiery, underwear, be ispreads, towels, laces, lin- ings, trimmings, veilings, etc.. very cheap at Pioneer Dry Goods Store, 105 Fifth st. B2, MME HANSEN; LATEST GALVANIC battery ani cabinet baths. 116 Taylor ben log-rollinz A general invitation has been SECOND GIRL DE- extended to attend. sires situntion: city or country. MRS, LAW- “Assessmen: N9, for November, has been called: | RENCE 1149 Poik st. T T TOUN ADY OF GOOD CHARACTER- HOTEL ARRIVALS. Y (eaiing Tncisn and” Cerman desieen potk [ tion nss s in housework and cooking where she GRAND HOTEL will have 2ood home and be treated as member of D C Mitchel', Nev City L E W Prodo, santaCruz small wa es. 317 Tenth st.; no postals FINED NORTH GKMAN DESIRES PO- \sition to care for children or assist in light housework in the country: carfare required; refer- ences. B, hox 87, Call Office. TEAT, T WOMAN, MPL « cook and laundre<s. wants situation in Ameri- IS GOOD can fawi v, city or country; hus good city refer- ence. 744 Howard st. Y UNG GIKL WISHES SITUATION 70 DO bt housework in smail family; Norih Beach prefe red. Call or address 1313 Hayes st, near Devisadero. D, (OJPETENT NORTH GXRMAN position for general housework and American family; references; city, . box 1086, Call «flice cooking in MAN AND WIFE WANT POSITIONS ON M ranch: woman p ain ‘cook, man_good trusty mavager. 'Cail or address E. BUSFURD, 602 Howard st., cor. Second. W ANTED—WOUMEN TO LINE ments: none but competent help need app ¥ ROBER! WaLLACE, 115 Kearny st. y 38, TOMAN (22 10 25) LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- ing: 88 munthly: 1 in family, Cail Oftice. EDW., box ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED Rai orine. corps, United states navy: | avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years who are Citizensof the United States, or those who have leully declared theic intention to becoma such: must be of zuod char- acter and habits and abie 10 speak. read and write Evgiish, aud be Letween 5 feei inches and 6 iees in heignt. For further information apply at the recruiting office, =0 Eilis st. San Franciscd Cal. IE & COLORED DAY CiRS OF THE “IN OLD | T Rentuckar Company ~challeige il local asucers (male or female) (o compete in a paln buck. wing and soft-shoe dancing con- test, to be heid on the stage of the Coiumbia Thea: tr during tne second uct of “In « 1d Kentucky on Friday night, November 19. A goid medal will Le awarded (o the win Apply in person at the stase door of the Columbia Theater, Friday, No- | vember 12. at 2 p. X \ OMAN TO LO LIGHT HOUSEWORK; NO objction o having oue child. rison st Call 579 Har- G ERMAN GIRL TO DO GENE: wi 2952 Mission st. RAL HOUSE- G IRL, FAMILY OF TWO, Broderick st. CALL AT NO. 667 IKL TO ASSIST cooking. ¥26 Haight. AT HOUSEWORK AND UR LINE ) FIN MAN & CO.. 110 Kearny. S AND FINISHERS. LACH- VIRL WANTEDTO HEPAIR GENTLEMEN'S ciothes at the al. i.enovatory, 116 Geary st EOPLE'S HOME BANK BOOKS BUUGHT at Uncle Harris, 16 Grant ave. MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE CHARGE OF stock or graln ranch; experienced. E. R., box 84, Call. IDDLE-AGED MAN (SW183) WANTS NI e, (SRl SRR washer or Kiichenhand: last place 18 mouths. Address A. ., box 15, Call. G 00D FINISHE R ON COAT~;U. buttonho.es 560 Four:h st. NDERSTAND x IRL 10 DO DOWNSTAIRS cooking; $20. 740 Castrost. WORK AND OAK HANDS ON AL 10 dressmakers. 553 Valencinst. R- ARBER, FIRST-CLASS EASTERN MAN, steady, ‘sober uud sing e, wants w. Tk in fine shop. Address ALFRED, MAN AND WIFE WAN1T SITUATION an A3 porier, wife 10 40 Cham Lerwork. L., box 9, Call Office. S, F. APANESE—GOOD COOK tioi in family: good reference. HARA, 1600 i’acific ave. WANTs POSI- & NAKA- ISHWASHEK wanted. 135 Fifih st. IRL WANTED — ONE stunds baking preferced. WHO 61414 Post st. AND 2 WAITER-GIRLS UNDER- W AN IED—PEDDLERS: SOMETHING GOOD ESTAURANT AND CHOPHOUS H or without 12 furnished room-.; obposite the ferries: long lease if wanted: best class of custom- ers: meals frem 25c_upward: a genuiue good buasiness. Parlculars WILKE, 783 Market st. F600 duily receipts above £50 wilf trade for property on accoun in other business. WI1LKk, 78 K350 CORN R KESTAURANT AND OY S . ler-house; Kept by owner lst 4 year: owner must sacrifice, of o1 being engaged arke: st. “TURE NOTION AND MNOVELTY . with agency of dyelug :m[us ‘A”}[m‘; house, on Polk st.: 4 living-rooms; ren businéss opening; sickuess the cause of sae. WILbE, 783 Market st A OLD-ESFABLISHED CURNER H:-\- &*200 oon: best locallty on Fourth st.; doing a good-paying business: sickness cause of 3ule. Apply WILKr, 708 Market SALUON WITH CLUBAND LIVING e SR SR | G650, e s AR = G > CLEREK; o “all building: g cd business; FANTAD _SHIP CHANDLER'S CLERK: | carlines: clse to Call building: g W 2k “watehiman, §61: ofice manager &6 | famils afuirs compel & g.eal sacrifice. K. G cashicr. Cierks’ kxchange 313 Bush st. WILKE, 753 Market st. ; SALOON: B-sT LOCATION ON DORTER WANTED—MUST BE ABLE 10 do some office work. 715 Howard st. TOUNG MAN TO MANAGE AND RUN CALL route during winter. Cull 111635 broadway. :D_MEN FOR LIGHT OUTDOOR Call vet. & and 10 4. 3., 848 Howard. 7AD work. A 00D OPLRATURS X San Jose. Call 187 Callfornis ave., S. F. YREKN HANDS AND SAILOKS, FOR THE | T cosst and south seas. HERMAN'S, 657 Clay. ARBEK WANTS TO BUY GOOD-PAYING shop: city or country. B. C., boX 81, Cali. 1471 SEVENTE — BARBER-SHOP; GOOD A {2 Jocation. 3 EXPERIENCED INSURAN © 91010 A. x., 530 Calitornia st : PIISSERS ON COATS: | E MEN. CALL room 61. ARBERS — FIRST - CLA~S WELL- FUR- nish-d centrally located barber-shop to rent, with privilege of buyine. 294 Natoma st., cor. 4th. ARBERS' UNION FREE EMPLOYMENT office. 303 Van Ness ave., K. F. - HINN, Sec. 1 AILORESS UN COATS; CALL EARLY. Minua st. S ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- S FUCHSN, Sec., 325 Grant ave. ARBER! ment Office. 1 IRL FOR GE KAL HOUSEWORK. AP- T G35 655 Fulton: cait stior Do ¢ W ANTED — POSITION BY FIRST-CLASS colored butier, with best city references, C. B.. box 103, Call Office, country. B (; EEMAN G1 L WANTS SITUATION GEN- 3 eral housework: wages $12 (0 $15: city or country. 112 M.irs ave., off Bryaut, rear Sixth. ) SWEDISH GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS.ONE Z ‘as cook and oiher ay or coun- Ury: $20 10 $30 m. Cail ramento. PERILNCED ON CUATS and vests, firs -class worker. wishies posi.ion in mercuant tatlor-shop. F. S, box 102, Call. TOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST IN light housework for a ¢ood home aod smail wages Add:ess L. E., box 8, Cail \wut,\x[n.i' WANTED BY RESPECTABLE wo . un, light Lousework: is kind to children. C.T., box 85, Uall VIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO GEN- 7 e al housewors or upsiairs work. 336 Bush st., room 23. (COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES POSITION s working housekeeper; good cook and laun- dress: good reference. 2759 ..issfon st. ATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT servant: an excellent 313 bush st T( and reii.ble ceneral references Q! cook atd luundcess TOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE DAY AS W iae: housecleaning. Call 43 Willow ave., cor. Polk st. TERMAN WOMAN WISHES A PLACE TO T care fora baby or do hous:work. Call or ad- dress 2228 Pine st ( SITUATION 10 DO G. I, box 100, Call. TERMAN GIRL WA X cooking aud nouse FOOKKELPER BY WELL- Address T. W., box 10, Cail. ITION AS ted lady. WOGIRL~ W TOUNGGIEL WiSHES A SITUATION TO DO geueral housework. Please calt 1910 Mcallister. NT SITUATIONS IN LaUN- Address L. H., box 101, Call Oftice IRL WISHES PU~ITION COOKING 11 housework, wages 83 to $3 50 per weel home. Address box A, 143 Ninth st. AN leep 5 )OD O K AND LAUNDE Tet.; no tifiers need apply. ISS;BEST CITY 143 Ninth W AN ED, BY YOUAC L, 10 DO COOK- N’ Or housework: references given. Cail 2615 Valley st., bet. 28tn and 29tn, near Guerrero. N OUNG WOMAN WANTS OFFICE WORK or chamber-work. Cal or address 1139 How- ard st. QITUATION WANTED BY SCOTTISH GIRL housework - good cook: bestcity references. Call 627 Larkin s —\7 IDDLE- AGED WUMAN, COMPETENT M wouia o for part of day; any kind of work {erms reasonable. Address 1. G., box 87, Call- TERMAN WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION 3 to care for baby or do housework. Call or ad- dress 2228 Pine st. ADY WISHES A POSITION 4 keeper: 1o cbjection to child. room 8§ AS HOUSE- i21 Montgom- S HOME BANK . B OKs BOUGHT Harns', 15 Graut ave. DEOPLY at Unc AILORESS WOULD G. S T., box 48, Cail. IR ASS LADIES like to 20 out by the day. SIIUATION as TOUNG WOMAN WISHE wetnurse 31517 Sixth st. VY OMAN WISHES FOSITION 10 DO GEN: eral housework and cooking: wages $1Zto £:5; no objections to taklng care of children. 10 Wetmors piace ELIA Rl ior children. RE;FCLABLL WOMAN WISHES SITUA. tion as housekeeper or cook on ranch: good reterence. Box 960, ~an Jose. WOMAN WISHES POSITION neral housework. cooking, or will care Ajply 519 Minna 7OUNG WOMAN DESIRES A PLACK As housekeeper: city or connury. 821 Mission st., room 6. YOUNG, WOMAN DESIKES A HOUSE. keepec’s p ace: 1o objection (0 short dis.ance in country. 969 Mission st., room 19. TOUNG RONG GERNAN WOMAN wishes work of any kind by the day. 1022 rryant st Y OUNG GIKL WISHES SITUATION TO As- sist and go to school Call oraddress 2228 Pne st Call at “OUNG LADY WISHES housekeeper. Apply 285 U POSITION AS rreil si , rm. 7. TOUNG _WOMAN, TO WOEK BY DAY: housework or meudlag. 279 Harrlet st JLSPECTABLE GLEMAN WIDOW WISHES L s.tuaiio s to do secona work or s nurs 609 Hyde st. PECTAELE YOUNG GERMAN GIRL propLes HOME BANKBOOKS BOUGHT 4l UNCLE Ha RRIS', 16 Grant ave. PERIENCED COOK has good references. APANESE GOOD EX ) wishes position in famiiy Address J. A., box 28, Call MAKRIED GERMAN, 85 YEARS OF AGr, wishes position as handy man or porter in holesdle business or warchouse, wherever a ber and sicady man may be wanted: wases no ovject. Address R.-W ELZ, 507 Ritc. st., 5. F. INGINEER O FIREMAN — POSITION wanied by man of steady habits: or wiil give bonus Lo anyoie obtwiniug me permanent si.us tion. J. X, box 5 Call Cffice. JORTER OR WATCHMAN; CITY OR COUN- try: married; salary $45 or $5¢ s 1o liquor nor tobuceo; first-cla,y rererences. , box 90, Call Uffice. OUNG MAN, 26 YEARS, UNMARRIED, German dccent, moderate habits, wishes situation as clerk in’ reiull giocery, having had 5 years' experience in wholesale house: best refer- ences: small wazcs. Address GLOKGE FLEC ENSTEIN, #30 Geary st. ITEADY YOUNG GERMAN WITH KN » perience fn boot trade wouid like 0 take posi- tion as salesman Or packer ur work In warenouse: wages no object: zood references. FPlease address E. W,, box 49, Call. 1 ONORABLY DISCHAKGED _ SOLDIFR wants empioyment as porte , waichman or atendant upon invalid gentieman: excellent ref- erences. Address H. D., box 83, Call. y TANTED—GIRLTO AS T LI keepin GHT HOUSE- 168 kuss, bet. Howard and Folsom. {XPERIENCED A PPRENTICE ON CUSTOM Y coats. 604 O'Farrell st.. (GBLAT 2160 HARRISON 81, NEAR NINE- teenth, A AN ) —GIL: L TO ASSIS IN HOUSE- work. 827 Golden Gate ave., upstairs. VIRL, 3 work and care of child; small Hayes st. 2O0R 14, TO ASSIST WITH HO wages. 5221p \ FANTLD—YOUNG LADIES barber trade. Address W. W., PXPERIENCED FINISHERS; tuilor waists: 8 to 10 A. X Geary. TO LEARN bux 8, Call. LADIES® A KAHN, 142 WO-CHAIR BARBEK-SHOP FOR SALE IN mountalu town: pop. 3000. Inquire of Deck- eiman Bros. or WILL & FINCK CO. “:Axn:b_,\'r A HOUSE, 76414 MONTA? ssion; men 1o take rooms; 10c, 16¢ and 25c per night; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. AILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN g V wanted at Lane's, 504 Davis st. TAKE 1THE DEAD: WENZEL'S ALARM clock: mo electricity; loudest. 602 Monte'y. neac Jackson. 1 MIN'S CALF SHOES TO ORDER, 250 soleing, 35¢: only onefprice. 959 Howard. PID men (HOEMAKERS 10 BUY MEN= UPPERS, #1 und up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st 1 ARGE STOCK OF SECONI-HAND SHOES 4 ior sule; also ladies’ and m'sses’, from 25¢ up; misfiis exchianged; good repairing; snoes made to order, any style. Contral Repairing shop, 749 (e 12 A ELEVENTH ST.—GIRL FOR LIGHT housework; plain cooking: $10 month. 13410z, near Grand Opera-house. M EYSSOLEL 6, 50c: LaDIES. 40c: WHILE M you wait 638 Market: branch 767 Market. JEW FRENCH SKIRT PATTERN 25C: dress maxers furnished positions free. Mchow- ell Dressmak ing and Mi Linery Schoo!, 103 Post. M OVED—DIt WISE, THE LADI ES' SPECIAL ist, to 1118 Market st.; monthly troubles, etc. Y PEWKITER, RIBBUNS, PAPER, CAR- bon. L & M. ALEXANDER, 110 Montgomery. ERMAN GIRL TO TAKE C RE OF CHILD and do light housework. 517 Montgomery st FERATORS WANTED, LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 8215 Fremont st. 3000 FALRS-ANOTHER LUT Ok MEN'S shoes: been siizhily damaged: at less than one-fourth their vaiue: from 28c 10 $3 50. 662 Missi®n st.. bet. First and Second. ] SIMOUN WANTS 100 MEN 10 GET BOTTLE . veeror wine bc: Lest wee lunch. 643 Clay. UUMS. 158 4V 456 Pl NG H LT DUS 4o wa 9 per week. Orlental 225 Drumm st W ANIED—GEL YOUR SHOES MADE TO 2 your feot at the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom 1, S2, $3, $4 and 5, a& b8 Mission st., bet. Firsc and Becond. 615 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFF ICE OF THE ‘ALL. >tubscriptions and want ads taken. LISHMAN, UNIVERSITY EDUCATIO. Y has b en § years manazing catile and larze grain ranch in orthwest Canada, seeks position In office or as ranch foreman. Uxiord, box 1, Call. (CARPENTERAND CABISET-MAKER, GOOD /‘mechanic, wants wo k by the day or job. Ap- Py 724 Mission st UL (JAPAN 1) in respectable family. ESE) WISHES SITUATION Address 809 tockion. BARKEEPER OR GROCERY AND BAR— Good reference; 3 years' experleace; young man. 116 South Park, 100m 4 M UPLE-AGED MAN WANTS SITUATION M u private family: used to horses, gardening and cooking: useful generaily; wages wod -rate: references. ~ Address J. H., 601 Webs:er, Oakland. IRST-CLASS BARBEK WILLGIVE §10 FOR situation In first-ciass shoup; cily or country. B B, box 18 Call Othce, MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS POSITION M “ciiy or country: understands care of horses; siricily temperate. Address C., 118 Tweifth st. W ANTED—POSITION AN MANAGEK OF A daily or weekly newspaper or class journal by a thorouzh'y compeient newspaper man of 20 years’ successful experience; references furnisned. Address 1. O. k., box 39, Cail « flice, 615 3 TINCHESTEK HOUSE, 44 1 HIRD ST NR Market: 200 rooms bc to $150 per night: £10010 88 per week: convenien. and respectadis. tree bus and targage t0 ani trom (ke terry. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL ubscriptions sud want ads taken. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN, and cooking, San Mateo Co.. $20; woman with child to cook on ranch, $15: woman to work on ranch, Sacramento Co.. $20, and other country places a MUKRAY & READY'S, Leading km- ployment Azents, 634 and 636 Clay s:. OUSEWORK, SACRAMENTO, $25: SU sun, $15: Vallejo, $16; Oakland, housework «irls, city and country, 320 and §2 8 young girls, city and couutry, $20 and #2 8 young -irls, ‘assist, $10 and $15. MISS CUL- HOUSEWORK HOUSEKEEPEK, 8 GENTLE- MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st GOK men, $20. AND VEAT GIRL AS COMPANION, $10; COUN- o try; fare patd. MISS CULLEN, 525 Sutter st AITRESS, COUNTRY, $30. MISS CULLEN, 825 Surter 8t. A AUNDRESS, 325 Sutter st. $25. MISS CULLEN, ((EAMBERMAID AND WAITHESS, $20. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. JFAT STRONG GIRL; NO COOKING OR AN "Washing, $15 per month. MISS CULLEN, 3825 Sutter st (RENCH MAID, $25; COUK. $30. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 Sutter st. \Y AITRESS, COUNTRY, $20. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 Sutter st. OUSEWORK GIRL, MODESTO, §20, MISS CULLEN, 325 sutterst. try! AURENCE DRESS. CUT 1079 Market: a p iog on: call and be convince ! NG SCHOCL, rfect fit gnaranteed without ADIES SHOES, SOLING, 38bc; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons at hait the usual price. 562 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d. 615 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. M 200 yooms: 2oc 10 $1'50 per night OST CONVENIENT AND R Winchester House, 44 Third st. PECTABLE near Market $1 50 to 36 per wee: free bus and baggage 10 and 1rom ferry. 15 HELP WANTED-MALE. REDW 00D 5.000 nhotel, 5 TIES TO he great ratlroad compan! hands for aifferen: places: 4 milkers, dishwasher, country cur FOR 10 farm- 2 men to pick grapes, $1 a day and found: biacksmitn aud wile: woodchoppers, RE. 9 READY. Leading E: Iaborers, etc. ADY, Lealing Emp. Agt S FOR A L\RC ani e cutter, $3 a day. P Agts, DEIIL aday: g FOREMAN, SEF BOS HANSEN & C0., 108 Geary s MURRAY & 634-636 Clay st. COMPANY, 82 MURRAY & 634-636 Clay st. HiRE. C.R ) AN AND WIF and fouud; FOR A MILK RANCH, £35 ‘man gardener, $.5: choretoy, $20: vegetable sardener, $25 German i 5 scraper teamsters, $1 75. C. K. HANSEN & (0,10 Geary. VEY ACME HOUSE $57 MARKET ST, Bi- low Sixth, for room: ¢ a night: &1 a Week. HT, 750 Howard. JINGLE ROUMS 10c AND 15¢c NI and 31 week. Lindell House, Sixth an W AS L ED=MEN 40 LEAKN BARBER trade; shops, twols. positons furnished: 3 weeks required. S. ¥. Barber Collega, 13515 Eighth, g HoUSE, 86315 MA 1L KET SI.—KOUMS S 20c. 25¢ 1o dUc Light: #1 10 &2 week. 1:D-FOR SHOES FROM 26C Mission st., vet. 1st and xd. LU vE UxcalL 5 up to $1 20, 56: \\ ISCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD Si. NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25¢ a nighi; reading- room: tree ‘bus and bu:gage .0 end {rom the ferry. ANTED, YOCOLLECI WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KN OX Coilection Agey, 110 Sutter. 7 ANTED—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Kolkin, Keno Houss proprie- tor. eilll runy Deuver House 217 Third et.: idd Iarge rooms: 26c per nigni: 3L 1083 per week. ) RiE CH CHEF., MEAT ook, countr - hotel, 75 IR} y st AND C. R HAN-: . C . HANSEN & CO. T ANTED—FARMER AND WI dren, nice place, $35 per month burner, woudchoppers, farm rs, walters, d shwashers: hoy for 1actory mitkers, , $35: PANTRY-BOY AND PORTER, 108 Gear. ¥ st. NO CHIL- charcoal cooks, A week FURNITURE WANTED. HIGHEST PRICES 10 FILL NEW BUILD. | ing. 840 Mission s .; tel. Mint 1821, | W BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR « furnished houses, eroceries, etc. 305 Larxin. Tl NKU AN, 121 SIXTH ST, BUYS(AND 4. selis furniture and carpets; also storage. | %300 K500, Riaroysc: present owner 8 years: Font £35: oding a §000 pA. 13 business: barain. See WILKE, 753 Market st . BUTCHER-SHOP; BEST BUSINESS $500). focation on Mission st: 2 norses. 1 wagon: rent #20; Investigadon solicited. Ayply WILKE, 753 Market st. CORNER GKOCERY AND BAR, '« with iving-rooms on I'l)lr‘;: hOS AvVe. T nt $25: this place is Kcept by owner 8 years; r: R 825, e e e or man and wite WILKE, 783 Market st. R R GOOD- A $i)0 . Fourthst: rent $3V: firsi-ciass loca- tion; beat class of custom: race chance for lively man or lady. W ILKE, 783 Market st. %400 SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOMS: AYING RESTAURAD farniture included; 1 block from Mar- ket st.: has fine fixtuies and a grod stock: does a good payiug trade; worth your while seeinz. M LESS, 5 Fourth st. BRANCH BAKERY AND DELL F100. Sici-store: i the Western Ataition: furniture of Lvine-rooms included; nicely fitted up. M. LESS, b rourth st SALOODN 3 ; OLD-ESTABLISH $450. Tince: bos: focation in s city: ow isthere 3 years; 150 4 rooms, ine udlug furnitu Kitchen; 2 storerovms; a hoe yard. 3. LESS, Four h st. . {5() RESTAURANT; EXCELLENT &450. calicy on one of ‘tne principai streets: present_owner in the same place 15 years: chean rent. M. LESS, 5 Fourta st. CORNER GROCERY AND BaR IN $500. Pat pare of Western Adiition: well atocked: 4 nice living-rooms counecied. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. TOTICE—GUS STRAND & CO., 19 SIXTH ST, will sell your business quick for casi. 3 BARBER-SHOP; BEST IN THE &‘400. city: great bargain. STRAND & CO., 18 Sixth st $200 ALOON, $250: CIGAR STOKE, $175. Restaurant, $175; butcher shop, $400, Woud and coal yard, $600: grocery, bar, $350. Branch bakery, 8 rooms. $150. For bargains see STRAND & CO., 19 Sixth st BAKER COR. « in Mission. SALOON; BEST LOCATION STRAND & CO., 19 sixthe CONFECTIONERY, O 2OV, stationery, schoolbooks, cigars, etc : 4 rooms, furniture inciuded in sale; coitee pariors attacued. HEALY & C 917 Market. %40 GKOCERYMAN AS PARTNER IN & . grocery aud bar busin conntry place; money to be used in the business: hocse HEALY & CO., 917 Murset st. and wagon. PAYING $250. sakers. 8700—Grocery and bar north of Market st. 0—< orner soloon; very cheap. $.50—Cigar-store. in £00.110ca’jon, and other bar gains. ANDERSON & CO., 777 Market st JALOON WITH 17 ROOMS: C RALLY #) located; excellent chance. Apply 243 Third. RESTAURANT NEAR TROCEKY AND BaR IN THE MISSION; 6 living-rooms: very cheap. :dlj Thied st P SALOON IN BUSINESS Ol 200d bargaln and very cheap. Call 24 TER; Third. JALOON; CORNER: SIDE ENTRANCE TO winerooms; tuir stek on band; fuir buciness; depa. ture cause of sellins. Inquire this uffice. "RESTAURANT FOK SALE, 100D-PAYI~ 136 Second . FANTED T0O KE and buy good witl NT COUNTRY SALUON A. W., box 84, Call. C 3 WINDOW - CLEANING COM- / pany, 26414 Eddy st. 100D CIGAR-STAND FOX SALE CHEAP. Call at 131 Ed iy st. ORTLAND AGENCY “CALL” INQUIRE this oftice or 128 Third st., Portiand, Ur. SALOON, DOING SPLENDID . business: best ioca in city for dav and night trale: fine stock place for private clubrooms: ¢ F. NAUGH- TUXN, 426 Austiu av NY AMOUNT OF MERCHAN DI ed tor cash on_quick examination and_deiiv- business siricily contidential. . 8., box OING CHEAP; good_stock livisg-rooms connecting. GROCERY- AND good loeation: fine beer trade; 730 Minna st. LASS RESTAURANT: MU BE redawood lumuer man for logging camp, $26, and — c t ck. 3 othe:s. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. NDIANA AUC:ION Cu. REMOVED 1019 X}: gl L R e o yEbrTiaicr;ino e — —— - ontgomery st. ;hi:hest prices paid. Tel. Davig71 | Te0¢10r 1 mouth. My st ™ W g;l\ui:‘,;;;‘,fl:?li‘l&:nsekA]::;thnluhfimr:;;{'{. > M BAT MAKKET FULLY EQUIPPED, FOIR W. D. EWER & Cor., 628 Clay st. ¢ WANTED-3ISCELLANEOUS. N anle st a bargaln. " Commusicate with box 7, W ANTED—NEAT BUTLER, YOUNG MAXN, | QMALL POWER-LATHE; SECOND- HAND: | TN EOCERY AND BIGUORSTORD EORSATE: for private family; $35 per month. W.D! |\ cash purchaser; state price. make, etc. P. S, | (3 soot soniion, = GuoR-STOkL AL EWETR & COo., 626 Clay st : el e T 5ood iocition; sickness: rooms siaclied: \‘ ANTED — FIRSi-CLASS QUAR1VZ.MILL ‘ "ANTED-MALE OR FEMALE SPANIEL QALOUN FOR \:LI‘" N ACCOUNT O < | SALE:; 0 F SICK- amalgamator: also hydravic and qu | for hunting. any breed, size or age. S. P., % 612 Henaome 3 mine-working siperin-endent. $00; a%o a | box 109, Gatl. Oidoe. & ness. 5251 Sausome st., near Washingion. accustomed (0 the bukery business, to ook delivery of gouds_keep App ¥ 10 J. F. CROSE counts et T c., $15 1 week. & C0., 628 Sac amento. \HINA SET AND CUTLERY WANTED; /cheap. A. G. C., box 12, Call Oftice. \ ness ; pive reference: portunity is offered. / ANTE —HOTEL MANAGER, MU T BE a worke: and understand thorouthly the bu-i- Sacramento st. ch 4 per-on i good op. See J. F. CROSETT, 628 S cool and room; cooks, $7 to #8 a week. MARTIN & Mal ECOND COOK, $40 AND ROOM: COOK’S helper, $20 and room; cook, $10 a week: cook, institution, 50 und room, see party here: €ook’s helper. $5 a week and and room; cook, $8 a week: k. bourding-house, nhotel cook, $40 ana r rket st $20 and room: co $50 oom; 3 second 749 1 washe dishw: 749 Mar<et st. © KITCHEN MEN, month; § dishwashers. $15 and room; dish- $25; 4 dishwashers, $3 to $5 a week; 3 MARTIN & CO., $8, 810 A hers, $20 and room. ND $12 PER M AN FOR LIVERY ~TABL for dairy farm: stablemau, $33, FOREMA N , city: b chore- men. $8 and £10 per mo.: 3 ranch-hand - TIN & CO., 749 Marke st. i JECOND-HAND BICYCLE: GENTS; STATE price and make. Address box 82, Call Office. KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY « cash tor clothing and books; send for me. LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. W, MUND, watchmuker and jeweler. 226 Lllis st. ACHINERY BELTING, SPLIT PULLEYS, shat'ng, hugrs. L1ViNGSTONE, 204 Mission. OULS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND rauges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market M i ESTAURANT FOR SALE, CHEAP, ON AC countof sickness. 2424 Mission st DROFITABLE COAL AND WOOD BUSL ness: will stand investisation: must be sold this month. Address Coal, box 112, Call Oflice. IQUOR-STORE AND BAR ches MANN, FUR SALE Apply to SIEBE BROS. & PLAGE- 528 Sansome st. L.D-ESTABLI~-HED DRESSMAKING; SELL ing cheap. DEANE, landiord, 115 Kearny, rcoms 14 and 15. W U0D, COAL AND FEED STORE,STA boarding, will be sold this week, cheap. Market st. £ 1623 AW S BROKE R—OLD GOLD, SILVER, UAST- B (3900 OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAURANT oft cloihing bouzht. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third, for sale, right downtown. 717 Mission st. {IRSI-CLASS SALGON FOR SALE; CHEAP LOST. e big bargain. 319 Third st. G 9() REWARD — FOX-TERRIER DOG; 8| PUTTEK AND EGG STALLTO LET IN THE $20 ek spots on buck; license No, 1339: Grand Wes ern market, cor. Polk and Austin pame and address on collar. Return to BON BROS., 100 Six*h st. QEAMSTRESS, Sutter st. $20. MIsS CULLEN, 326 ERMAN OR SWEDISH COOK, $35 to $40. MISS CULLEN, 825 ~utter st. R as nursegirl. S., 609 Hyde st OUNG GIRL WAD Y general housework i Jessie st S POSITION TO DO German family. 436 (3 EEMAN GIRL, GOOD COOK, WANTS COOK- X ing or housewors i smail family: wages $25; best of city rererences. Address 315 Jessie st Y LUSG WOMAN DESIGES A PLACE A housekeeper; no objeccion to the couniry. 233 O'Farrell, 100m 12. N IDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES LIGHT M Chamberwork or to taxe charge of icdging- house. 433 Gold n Gute ave. (OOK, SMALL HOTEL, §20. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. N VIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK, SANTA T Rosa, 825: housework, 3 In family, ~anta Cruz, $20; German or Swedish girl for honsework, Contra Costa County, 2 in tamily. $20: girl, gen: eral housework. <sn Mateo, $25, see laly here this morning: 2 gir s, general housework, Alnn:e- da. $20 eaci: girl, cook and housework, San Ra- fael, American family, 325 J. F. CROSEIT & C0., 516 Sutter s URSE. $15; *LikP HOME. MISS CULLEN, 825 ~utter st. g Y QUNG G dMAN LADY DESIKES POSI- tlon as hovsrkeeper. 112 Taylor st., room 7. 70U OMAN WAATS PUSITION TO DO housework where she can have her child 3 years old with her: city or country; wages $10 to 312 month. 3414 Fignth st DEFINED GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A PO- U siion s assistant 1o lady; nice sewer: will- ing 10 assixt wiih ight second work. R. N., box JIRST AND SHCOND COOK FOK A FARST- class botel and restaurant. $90: launiress. pri vate family, $25; 4 cooks. Geruan styie. $20 and $35: American working housekeeper, French cook, $20. J. F. CROSETT & wu., 816 Sutier st. GERMAN NURSES, 815; GERMAN SEC- ond girl, no windows ‘or steps to wash, $18: waitiess, private boarding house, $16; 25 young &irls 0 ass's” In housework. erc., $12. 315 aud #20. J.¥. CROSETT & Cu., 316 Sutter 5, 1u8. Cati Office. W ANTED—SITUATION AS NURSE IN CON- finement. Address 15 West Mission st. TOUNG ENGLISH LADY tion as comyanion ‘for afternoons; speacs French; terms ressonable: goud references, Ad- dress F. 0., box 16, Cal. uflice. DESIRES POSI- OUSEWORK GIRL. SANTA CRUZ, $20, see party here: cook, private family, Girman style, $30; cook, boardin -house, #25, and aecond &irl, same’ place, $15: cook. board ng-bouse, §6 a week; 2 swedish girls as coox and cond girl, $20 a1d 815: 20 housework girls, $15 and $20. L. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. TOUNG LADY WANTS PLACE AS HOUSE- keepr: no objection to country. 10134 Grant av,room 15, JHAMPOOER FOR TUKKISH BATHS; EAST- ern woman preferced; $35. C. B. HANSEN & €0, 108 Geary st. ESPECT ABLE SPANISH WOMAN WISHES housework by the day or month. 22815 6th. TOUNG SWEDISH GIRL WISH.S TO DO MES DR FISH, 10145 GRANT AV.RM electrician - aicobol 1. aish baths: unrivaled & DIVIDEND NOTICES £, PLVIDFND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO, 49 (30 cents per share) of the Hutchinson =ugar Pluntation Co will be payable at the office of the company, 3.7 Aarket »t., on and ater Sat- urday, November 20, 1897. Trausfer books will close Saturday, November 13, 1897, at 12 o'clock ¥ E. H. SHELDCN, Secretary. MRS, STEWERT, GENUINE SIEAM ener:] housework: wages S and cabinet baths. 120 Geacy, room 11. | Addvess or call ot 8% Folva e, 0 Per month. PAINTING, WHITLNING, PAPER | YTOUNG GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE EF hiring, HARTMANS, 235 Third st Y oiiion snibausekeerst a0 A oiAd s )BIAD 'XB.\AGA\'I‘ l‘.:k.l,"rl\‘.lh kUll)‘ l‘fl‘c VERMAN GIEL WISI;ES SITUATION AT rolleciions made: ciy or couulry. AC! eral houseworx. 2 E Collection Co. 415 Montgy st.. room 6 tel. 6550, sl tetde Bl it oo ERMAN MARIED COUPLE, FXPERI jenced in orchard, vineyar: and farm work, wanis situa 1on: first-class reierences. Address M. M., box 93, Call Oftice. TOUNG WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP- ers position. Call 1104 Mission st, corner of Seventh, room 10. bl £ LAGKIN—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE Bl Subscriptions and want ads taken. CaLL Y QUNG WOMAN WANTS A PLACE AS housekeeper; ¢ty or country. 305A Mason st. A +) WAITRESSES, $4 A WEEK; 2 WAITRESS- ~ es, same house, $16 and room: 2 chamber- maids, $16 and room: waltress and head wultress, $45 and room, same house; 5 girls, wall on table. small piaces, §3 to 85 a week: 2 middle-aged women, chamberwork: 8 waliresses, $20 and room: 2 head waitresses, $25 and room. MaR- TIN & LU, 749 Markel. RENCH HOUSEKEKPER, $20, SEE PARTY here: also housekeeper, $20, see party here, 10 012 A M. MARTIN & Cu., 749 Market. OUSEKEEPER, SHORT DISTANCE, ¥ 8ce party av 9:30 A. M. MKS. LAMBERT 417 Powell st. 4 GERMAN AND 3 SWEDISH GIRLS, $20 and $25. MR . LAMBERT, 417 Powel st. ©) GERMAN COOKS, $30 AND $35. MRS, < LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. ERMAN COOK, #35; GERMAN HOUSE- §.r, $25; cook, Merced, see pariy here; cham- bermaid. $15; young girl, two in famlly, 810 to $12. MKS. NORTON, 528 sutter st L] W CO. per weel . 749 Market st and room. ALIER £40: 3 WAITELS, %5, 86 AND 87 waiter, 30 a0d room; walter, $.5 and Toom: 3 waiters, $20 ARTIN & MARTIN & VERTIFICATE NO. 416, FOR 100 SHARES of the caplial stock of the Dutsch Mining and | ling Co. Finder will be rewarded by returning same :0 BEN O~W 1 LD, 1308 Paclfic. ©() WOODCHOPPERS, OV posi-makers for long boss ut our oftice, job: R. 1. WARD & 610 Clay st. TIE-MAKERS AND vew camp? see 00., 608 ana ANTED—TWO SASU AND DOOR BENG W ADPlY between 11 A 3t and B 1 to Pacific Mig. Co', 575 Missio | st. ¢ W WALDECK CO.. 34 {0’38 Clay st. ANTED-MAN TO TAKE FULL CHARGE of & wool pullery; saiary good. HE&MAN W ANTED-JAP \ \ESE SCHC housework au plain cooking: hours 4 to 7:30 afteruoons: state wases required J., box &7, Call. YJOLBOY FOR M AN WHO CAN REPAIR BICYCLES, WITH about $30, as partner. Call st from 12 10 1 to-day. 609 Stevenson | W ANTEL—YOU aud bar. Eighteenth and Sauchez st i MAN FOR Apply to J. H. HARRJE, cor. of GROCERY DAINTER, OR YOUNG MaAN WITH SOME experivnce, to-day before 8 A M. 2816 Twenty- fourch st. 7OUNG JUBBING PLUMBEK, WHO UN- derstands iinning. Call early 515 Pine s: Wi ANTED—BOYS ABOUT 16 YK\RS OF Apply from 810 10 4. 3. 312 Grove st. 'IRS1-CLASS BUSHELMAN WANTED, Post st. 9 ARBER WANTED; STEADY WORK. 819 Mountgomery ave. ECOND COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, 885, £09 Kearny st., room 8. OY, 18, RESIDING WITH PARENTS; REF- erence required. 130 Powell st. "OUNG MAN TO WASH DISHES $4 WEEK. 238 Bixth st. ANTED—KRRAND-BOY: W mended. J. . ROG 1. SO , 521 Valenc: ELL RECOM. st GEcosD COOK WANTED. 163 THIRD ST. EOPLE'S HOME BANK BOOKS BOUGHT at UNCL< H.ARRI', 15 Grant ave, " ANTED—HOUSE- FAINTERS. more st. 2138 FiLL W $50 cash securlty. ANTED—STEADY MAN FO! R PLAIN OF- fice work: salary $12 50 per week: mus: bave 105z Market st.. room 4. OST—NOV. 7. ON STEAMCARS, HATGHT J st.. purse contaming money, 2 keys. RKeturp t0 17 Polk st aud receive liberal reward. OCKETBOOK LOST IN OAKLAND WITH notes and other pajers. Finder receive reward by returnng buok to 971 Eighth st. sts. Inquire stalls 1 and 2 ARGAIN—STATIONFRY . EOOK, NOTION and laundry office; invest gate. 10114 Firth. ARTNER WANTED, IN WINE AND liquor business: few doors north of Market, nr. Baldwin Ho:ei; fine locution; one who has cus- tomers on wine orliquor route and understands free hot lunch business: German preferred. Apply ths office. 0 RACEGOERS—PLAY A SYSTEM AND win money: full information for $1. Address Si IAHDII'\' SIL\;EK WATCH AND SPARK- | g pyrates of iron fob, valued as a keepsake. | Reward, It returned o 1643 Mission at. @ OST—NOV. 7, NEAR NINTH AND HARRL- 4 son, cameo watchchaim and ribbon with plain gold buckle. Retirn to office of CHRISTY & WISF, 212 ~ansome st und receive rewerd CARPET-CLEANING. OLY STEAM UAKPLI CLEANING WORKS / LieAns, mMoves, ays carpets. G. h, STEVENS Mgz, 35 aud 40 X1ghin at.’ telephone South 450 HEN 30U BuloMis DIsGUSTED WIT WY foor woek senct 1684 0L DI S0 bionenetan Pet-beatinz Works. 853-57 Tenama at.: (el So. 1 AUVANCE CaRikl- (LEANL.G CO, 402 4\ Sutter; tel. Main 394, GEO. WALCOM, prop. WATTS, reifubie carpet-cieaning,renovig,aiter- - Atlon works, 415 McAllister. Tel Jessio 531, + REAT EASTERN STEAM CAKPE I-CLEAN ing works. 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel Jessie 201 b ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED L(KE new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. S, 228, LEANING, ic, LAVING, 3c; KU . SAM. ples tree; tel. Jessie 944. Stration, 3 Eightu, ABFEIS CLEANLD & LENOVATED LIKS new. ¥37Tontu; tei. South 36, Mackintosh & Co, > MITCH:LL, CARPEI-CLEANING GO, - 240 14ihist; cleaning dc. a yard: tel. Mis 74, ONKLIN'S CAKPEL- BEATING WOR. 535 Golden Guie ave 4elepuons Eas 124 —————————————————— — PROPOSALS, S. ENGINEER OFFICK, BURKE BUILD. - Ing, Seattie Wasn., Nov. 8, 1897.—Sealed proposals for furnishing 50..000 tons of stone and other materials forjconstruct.on of jetty at Grays Harbor, Wash.. will b- received here until 2 p . Dec, 10, 1897 and then publlily cpened. Infor: m: urnished on applicatl - LOR.Captain rugineers > ARRY TAY ————— e PHYSICIANS, (9 B ARBER WANTED FOR wages 83 602 Clay st BATURDAY; - C. C. O'DUNNELL, 1206 MARKET, RES 2864 25Lh sL.; diseuses Of women u spocialiys GQELEND.D STERN-WHEEL RIVER PAS senger and freight s eamer for saie. Apoly to U K. STA:ELER, General Agent North Pacitie Rallway, 638 Market si., S, F. HOU NVOFFEE AND Jfrom CASW IrA TES SUPPLIED 15 Sacram LODGING-HOU &400, 255 HOUS $700—Corer house, new $1200—House, exchange $600—House for lots. 18-r00m corner: near the Mini. 23-room house. Sixth st 3 $830 28-room houses $200 cash L1117 sy Clty proper.y. ranches and business piaces for sale and exchange. H. C. DECKER, 1020 M arket. NVESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN: 81 ROOMS, £600 c sh, balance eas - p vments from lncome of house. 1(5 New siontgom ry st. BOAKDING - HOUSE, 23 rooms L3453 W ITH GOUD trade: sickness canse: t s e raul estat . chauge. 1300 Turk si.. cor. Wegjitfl".e! SRS TANTED_TENANT FOK NICE 10RC Wt e SPECK & CO. 605 Market st. OUSE OF 12 FURNISHED ROOM-, quire a: 18 Kast st. < 18 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM SO0 e Instalimente, 1U8 Maso VY ANTED—TENANTS FOR 12, «na 120 room hous s. Market st | 2 BOOMS: POwnLL ST lished: owner leaviug cir M. SPECK & (O, 602 Market st. J( SIXUH ST._ROOMI ISE OF 16 1 6 rooms and baih jor sale ch ':’"55 gF 10 — FURNITURE FOR SALE. FUBNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN ters, showcases. ANDISRSON, 1121 Market. OR SALE—FURSITURE OF ~U Py afier (0-day, 703 Polk st. IN- 24, 36, 50, 5 SPECK ‘& Co., ol WELL kST make offer. B- A Y FLA 7 roomy and bath: cheap: can make renk. AP £\