The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 15, 1897, Page 8

0. CALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1897 C. M. DAISS IS THE CHAMPLON He Breaks the World's Ten- Shot, Ring Target, Pistol Record. At Fifty Yards He Keeps His Bullets in a Three-Inch Circle. Many Rifle Contests for Oash Prizes, | Turkeys and Medals at Sheil ¥ound. Ap the rattle of muskets and rifles and the odor of burnt powder records were made and money, medals, poultry and pigs were won at the shootinz range sell Mound yesterday. The principal features of the day were the prize shoot of the Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club, the tur- gey sbooting g.ven Ly Captain Siebe and the breaking of the world’s pistol record by Charles M. Daiss of the Columbia Pi tol and Rifle Ciub. Dai s has lonz been recognized as one of the best pistol shots in the West, and he holds several of tha beautiful medals pre- sented by Gorion Blanding to the club. His performance yésterday piac: in the (ront ranks in the world in the use of the target pistol. He made a score of | 29 points, Columbia target ¢ unt, fired on the club’s diamond record medal match. | As he fired ten shots, this means that he bunched his bulle:s in a circle averaging a two and nine-tenth inch circle, fif y yaras. It is safe to say that this is the best ring-target score ever made in the world, and the young Californ'a mark: man feels justiy proud of his feat. In this he beats J. E. Gorman’s score of 30, which | was regarded as the *‘cinch” on the prize. Although the medal is a valuable prize and there are several excellent shoisin the club, it is doubtful if 29 will be beaten hi< year. His ‘ndiv ots were: 1 2762513 i The Columba Club tem of marking that Wainut Hill (Mass.) rax has adopted a sys- n vogue on the e, that of “plug- | ging” ine bullet holes with small colored | wooden plug-, to show the shooters where their shots strike. Esch hole is pasted | over as soon as another stot is fired. An- other innovation in addition to this is the | introduction of powerful spyglasses on the 200-vard range, so as to enable the rifle- men to see the piugs. Tuese improve- ment: met with the favor of those who gave the system a trial yesteriay. The principal advantage of this over the old way is that every snot speaks tor itself and there can be no dispuie over the scores. Theo. Meyer was among the guests of the club. He was rec2nily of the Los An- geles Pisiol and Rifle Club, but as he expects to make his home in thiscity he | intends 10 join the club of which he wasa | guest. Mr. Meyeris a first-class shot with pisto! and rifle. A number of good scores were made on the ciass and re-entry medal matches, among them being one 43 Creedmoor count, on the Glindeman military march, by ¥. O. Young. The best scoces of the dav were as follow: i Rifle, re-ent I to all comers, matches, open 200 yards, Columbia target, F. H. Bushnell r fls medal snd cash prizes, three-shot scores— F. 0. Young$, A. H. Pup: 9 Dr. L O. Rodger 2 0. A. Bruaer 13, 12, A B. Darre.i 11, 15 William Glindeman m litary medal and cosh prizes, ton shots, Creedmont count—F. 0. Young 4%, 47, E. Hovey 46, 46, C. F. Wal- tham 41 F. 0. Younr rifle record medal and cash prizes, ten-shot scores—A. H. Pape 44 | Rifle, 200 yards, class medais for members | onir, ten-shot score—Champion class: A. | H. Pape 49, F. 0. Youug 51, Dr. L. O. Rodgers 5 O. A. Bruner 85, 61 n 74, G. Manuel class—E Jacobson 78 Second-cius J Gorma Third-c.uss— 117. B. Jonas 132, A. H 180. Pisto], Te-eniry muicies, oren to all-comers, 50 yard*, Columbie target, Gordon Blanding pistol d and cash izes, three-s medal ¥ scores—F. 0. Young 11, 11,C. M. Daiss 11, Diamond pistol record medai and cush Sers7, A H. Paps 43 Achil e Roos 22-rifl= medal, ladies’ trophies snd cash pr.z.s, five-shot scores—A. B. Dorrell es, wn-shot scores—C. M. Daiss 29, Theo 10—11, Mrs, C. F ham 43, Mrs. M. J. White 17. | Pistol, class medals, for members only, one | ten-shot score with pistol, champion class—C. | M. Deixs 45, A. B. Dorreli 4 J. E. Gorman 48, F. 0. Young 50, A. H. Pape 62 Second cins-—G. M. Barley 72, Mrs. M.J. White 71 Thirt class—A. H. Cady 72, C.F. Waltham 171, Mrs. C. F. Waltham 82. Among the hot contests o the day were the evenis in the Norddeutcher Schueizen Club’~ prizz shoot. All of the maiches were on the man targets, and twenty cash prizes, varying from $20 to $1, were shot foron points; ten cish prizes, varying from §15 to 1, were offered on premiums, twenty shots to each ticket. The fir<t winners in this were: R. Finking $15. D. B. Fakter §10, D. W. McLaughlin $7 50, John Utschiv $5. 1 of these were mad- on four red flags. Ona the point shoot'ne | John Utschig won the first prize on 78 points, prize $20; A. Strecker took sec- | ond, §15, on 77; A. H. Pave, 74, $1250; G. | Alpe's, 74, $11; L. Hoake, 74, $i0; C | Thierbach, 73, $9; D. B. Faktor, 72, $750- | Some of the other h.gh men who srtand 8 chance of getting prizes were George Scuultz 64, C. F. Rust 64, J. dr Wit 65 J. Tuode 55, W. Garm- 66, R. Finking 67, D. W. McLaugblin 70. Firs: ploys in forenoon and afternoon, Geor, Scbultz, §3 50; last play in forenoon, John Utschig, $1; lust play in afterncon, D. W, McLaughiin, $2 50. Captain Steve’s turkey shoot drew all of tbe marksmen to the easi targets some time during the day and but few went away empty-handed. The shooting was on tne Germun 25-ring tarcet, the 25, 24, | 9 and 1 rings carrying off the American | b.rds. No one was sliowed to carry off more then three turkeys. The winners and tke rings that won tie prizes were as follow H. Koch, 1; H. Koster, 25.9; W. Morken, | 25: John Utschig, 24, 24,25: Captain Atiin- ve-, 24, 24; Judze H Banrs, 24; A. ¥. Meyer, 24; J. M. Silber, C. Nobmann, 24; Ed | Ageltinger. 9, 1: W. Eisenberg, 25; G. *cnuiz, 5. 9; F. Rust. 24, 9; L. Thierbnch ; H. 9,24:D. W. McLaugh! <D 24; B. Fakior, 24, Aug Jung- The repular monthly contest for club medals cf the San Francisco Schueizen | Verein resulted in the following scores be- | irg mace on the German 25 ring 1arget: Champion ciass—A. H. Pape, 441 rings; first class filed; second class—John Tie: demann, 386 rings; third cinss—R. Stet i, 407 rinis; lourth class—E. H. Goetze, 358 rings; bost first_shol—Goelze, 2 Iust sliot—Pape. 23 rings. Quite a number of military marksmen were out for their mout .ly competitions for class medals, and the annexed scores were made on the regulation Blunt target: Companies C and G (Nationals)—G. T. Phelps 36, J. K. Norton 44, M. A. Froment 39, J. H. mgnt 40, W. A’ Butier 28, W. Menzel 40, 0. C. Nelsou 34, C. Wetherby 38, C. W. Muelier . Thomas Mcbilvery 28, F. J.'Povey 44, W. haw 39, D. Atkins 83, T. H. Armstrong 26, . He!ibrom 41, J Giilies 43, Capiain E. ( F. Northrov 40, Captain J. W Ting-! best ByA Sutliffe 41, V. Dumbwel! 39. C. F. Waltham 43, A.J. Ruddock 3%, H. Koch 40, C. E. Thompson 42, H. J. Mus- grave 39, J. B. itzer 37, Alex Marin 35, E. Williams 21. J. Irvive 30, H. Fawke 24, T. F. Carson 86, I. A. Larson 31. P J. Neumun 41. C. P. Hirs?, 33, R. C. Howe 33, F. L. Doeing 36, L. W. Gran , W. F. Unfred 42.C. Meyer 44, A. F. Anderson 38, G. J. Petty 36, H, T. Hicks 39, T. 6. Bantz 19, A. H. English 19, L E. | H. Kenneds 41. Compuny K—P. Kuriz43. J. Utschig Jr. 43, Mund 43 M. Websier 41, C. M. Barley 41. R, M. Dewar 38, Whitney 16, o W. Warmkro~ 36, Gr-en 32, AR Farless 32, F E. Yi ouug 20. 710 Market stree Dignt in the year. ‘BRANCH OFF] Tud ndeni Rifles—Sergeant F. M. Z:ising 4 41.J. Kuhlke 24, Thomas Finiey 23, F. Heu | CoruerClay: open 40, Sergeant John Slaude C. Audrews P. Schonig 21, Corporal G. Mitehell 37, E. - | 615 : cobsen 45, Sergeant H. Kornbeck 34, SW. corner Sixt decker 3 6, CHAPEL D Bishops Nichols Attends His First Ser- v.ce Since His Sergeant J. H. Schne. 4, W. Lindecker 26, C. J. EDICATED. Return From Abroad, One of the first abroad was Orphanage. The ceremony was attended by a large gathering of both sexes interested in the orphans ani they filled th> rooms open- duties ing cff the chapel to overflowing. Rev. Mr. Foute of Grace Church, Rev. Mr. Lyons of St. Stephen’s and Rev. Mr. After vsalms had been sung and the con- gregation had been led in prayer by Rev. Mr. Foute, the Bis vo:ce that could be rooms, began his re the satisfact.on that could not be denied | aving good bu:ldings for our churches in and our institurions. In his absence he said he with the great churches and church buiid- ings in the old country and in the East, io come back here d have as a first duty the dedication of the chapel of such a grand institution. He went on tc congratulate all those who | bad assisted in its building. The board thanks for their He congratulated Miss Gwinn, the president of the institution, for the crowning of her constan: efforis in benalf | To J. C. Johnston, he said a grest deai of credit was due for his and careful attention to matters and Concluding his “*After all, the building is only a witness of the faith that builds and it was pl 0! managers were given efforts. of the orpherge. senercus gifts both the financia! erection of the t remarks, he said it general reception w comfort and beauty o FOR YOUNG Grove F. Conduct a Week sisted by Mu, OAKLAND, Nov. 14—The last issue of Oakland’s Youns Me of the Young Men's tion, cont ory announcement: Nex: Monday evening we shall open & wesk of spacisl evangelistic meetings for men on.y in tne association suditorium, begiuning at | (JOMPETENT COLORED NURSKE DESIRES | 7:30 o'clock skarp. Grove F. Ekins, geueral | \/ situation; 234 vears last place; cliy or coun- séeretary at Sicramenio, will be present to | t¥. MI=S CULLLN, 825 ~u« erst. Al T D LR THOROUGHLY COMPETE ST IRISH GIRL ilustrated song service will open cvery meet- desies situation as fiist-class cook: Jewish iug and I Le conducted by HoraceG. Leslie, Ly preferred; 6 vears last p.ace. MISS CUL- nided by his fine siereopticon and splendid | 1g t. colleciion of bes tures wiil be 2 and_ will al structive. ship to unite belleving that all patd ening educati To-duy day 1n the association building and many of the churches. sant ilding. R tiful pictures. be entertaining 5 We urge upon our entire member- | phone M1SS PLUN KRTT, 424 Sutter, nr. Powell. with us in this week of service, | who do wiil be amply re- | hop. in_a sonorous Leard in the distant marks. He spoke of | vas im pre¢sed in At the conclusion of the services a and many were Lhe expressions of approval at the as held, f the new home. " ONLY MEN Ekins of Sacramento Will 's Services, As- sical Talent. n, the official orean Christian The soug: thrown upon and in onal classes wili nof | vegin work until 8:30 o’clock and the gym- | nasium will remain c.oscd from 7 10 9 o’clock. was observed as Young Men’s | ————————————— When a man freely admits that his wife is not stubborn he can afford to stop pray- ing. that Bishop icnols performed since his return from to dedicate, vesterday after- noon, the pretty chzpel of the Maria Kip the Associa- ins tue following self-expiana- Inrge wotil § o'clock. 143 Nimth stree: 1406 Poik street, NW, corner T streets: open t SAN FRANCISCO PUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CaL1— 615 Larkin streec: open until 9:30 o' 9 0 **CALL." 1, open unul 12 Uclock every TCES—5627 Montgomery street, until 9:30 o'clock. £99 Hayes street. open until 8:30 o’clock. ock. eenth and Mission strees; open t: open until 9 o'clock, 2618 Mission street. open until 9 o'clock. : open until 9:30 o'clock. ‘wenty-second and Kentuoky ek GOLDEN No 16 K. 625 Sut; st EVENING 8t 7:3 the Red Cross will ~Stated assemby MEETING NOTICES. GATE COMMANDERY Goden Gate building, THIS 0 ’clock. The Order of e conterred. All fraters are courteously invited. HAN M. PEEL Em..Com. WiLLIAM I FONDA, Recorier. WANTED—Continued. SITUATIONS TEAT Y( UNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A AN ‘bousekveper's position. no ot jection to a shor distance 1n country. 2 Post st., room 11. TOUNG LDy WANTS A4 GOOD PLACE AS housekeeper or iypewriter. 06 Market st, 10'm 24, second floor. QITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED 1ady to do any kind of housework: wages not $0 much object as gid home. Central Hous:, 536 Tulid st., 100m 38, OUNG — LADY WANTS PLACK stewardess. App'y 207 Post st., 100m 9. (COMELTENT WOMAS WISHES POSITION &8 working housekeeper; good €00k and iron- er; moderate wages. 620 Ches:nut st Oa<land. As OMAN WISHES SITUATION 10 TAKE care of «hi.dreu or do housework; city or coun- rv. Address for one wees, box B, Call Brauch Offi e, 359 iHayes. ERMAN MAKIIED COUPLE WANT SIT- ualions on oichard, vineyard or farm: long experience aud firsi-class references Address M M., box 93, «all Oftice. 103 A &= SAN FR No. 1, Roy THIS EVENING degre ANCI:C) CHAPIER al Arch M:sons, meet3 Bosiness ant R A H. G, PRINCE, Secretary’ KING S0 260. F. and 1839 Filmore st (MONDAY) KVE. LOMON’S LODGE, No. A M.—Franklin Hal cond ' gree TiilS ING, at 7:20 o'clock. A By order of ‘the Master. 946 Mission st. H | Shaw assisted the Bishop in the dedica- HARRY BAEHR, * ecretary tons A O E. S—_THE OFFICERS AND The services opened with the rosy- members of ivy Chapter No. 27, O. cheeked orphans marching into the | E. S, are req‘uexled to. uufinfl me“tr B D0 it w v, | neral’of our late sister, CHARLUITE chapel, filling it with tne sweetest melody. EPRINGEK, 10 bax (MONDAY). 8t 2 P %, -0 the undertaking parlors of H lsted & Co., iy crd.r of the Worthy Matron, A D SALSBURY, S cie.arn EZ | of Commercr, 431 n WINEMAKE 1 i J THE RIGULAK ANNUAL MubTING of the stockhoiders of the Calliornia Wine- makers’ « orporation witl be held at the ¢ hamber on WEDNENDAY, ing at 10 o'clock A. . California st., San_Fraucisco November 17, 1897, com- CALIFURNIA CORPOATION, HOTCHEKISS. Sec. and Mgr. 7OUNG GERMAN GIRL SPEARS FRENCH and Span.sh, wanis s housekeeper’s place. 111 Geary s, 1001, 2. OSITION AS BOOKKEEPER BY WELL- educated lady. Address 1. W., box 10, C 7OUNG ~ WOMAN DESIRES A HOUEE- keepec’s p'ace: no objection 10 short dis:ance in country. 869 Mission st., room 19. 7OUNG WOMAN DESIRES A PLACE AS housekeeper: no objection to the couniry. 233 O'Farrell, (00m 12. JOUNG GHRMAN tlon as housckeeper. 61 YouNe woxaN er's positon. Seventh, room 10, Y UUNG WOMAN WANTS A PLACE AS LADY DESIKES POSI- 112 Taylor st., room 7. LAKK.N—BKANCL CaLL. Subscriptions FrICE uF THE 5] 1 wani ads taken. OUNG GEKMAN LADY WOULD LIKE 10511000 us housekeeper. Add. 120 Lddy. r. 7. WISHES HOUSEKEEP- Call 11u4 Misslon si, cornerof HELP WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTED-—Continued. 7 ANTED—A NUMBEKR OF GOOD COOK :, second girls and housework girls: wanted for ; wazes $15 10 $30. Apjly MIS> PLUN- 424 Suter st. ) Mo, KET., W ANTED=A PRUTESTANT thiee grown children; $25. PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st. NURSE FOR Apply NIS> ISHWASHER WANIED AT 626 SACRA- mento st. ARBER-SHOP FOR SAIE CHEAP; CEX trully locut d: J5c shop. J. box 97, Call. ARBEHR-SHOP FOR SALE. 1006 MISSION st., above Sixth. O FILST- LS~ GERMAN COOKS: $85 EACI. 2 Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 sutter st nr. Powe.l 8 WWAITRESSES, 815 AND RO 6 CHAM- bermaids and wait, $15 and room: 4 co ks, 325 10 $30 and room: 4 waitresses, §6 a week: head waitress. <25 and roon:; 3 waltresses, $4 a weck: waltress, Sa 1 Kafael. MAKTIN & CO., 749 MKt. DROUESTANT GIiL FOR GENERAL housework in A am-da: must be & good COOK: references required, $20; apply from 10 t0 12 . 3 Monduy. MRS, H. A SMITH, 25 Market st AW—WANILD, MAN 1O STUDY LAW IN i oflice; preference to good resoner; willing Lo purchus: 'interest in business. Full par.iculars from 8. J., box 12, Call Uffice. S ARPENTERS, BLACK- Alaska. 608 Montgomry EAMEN FUROPE smiths, grecn hand VAN AND WIFK: WOMAN FUK GENERAL M “houseworx; family of 4: man to take caie of horses: must be haiidy with (0 ls; Siale ex- perience and salars expocted. K. Y., box §, Call. MEN FOIK CRUISE; GOOD WAGES: NO 18 an Erot eve %250 located: oli-established buil BUSINESS CHANCES. BLACKSMITHING, HORSESEOL «ingand wagon-making business; e lug included: doing excellent, weli-pnying, ~leadv irade; cheap und rent. full trial allowed: no better offec rmade; a snap. M. LES>, 5 Fourth st. ket &400 goud payii g trad ; worth your while secing SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOMS: . furniture included; 1 blocx from Mar- st.: bas fine fixtuies a1 a g o1 stock: does @ pre ®450. rent. M. Li £ESSS Four.h st q B NCH BAKERY AND DELI- $100. caev in the Western Atdition: furaiture of | s included; nicely fizted up. M. LESS, 5 kourinst RESTAURAN LLENT LO- cality on one of the principal streeis: sent owner in the same place 1» yeais: cheap :S . 5 Fourtu st. R GR(CERY AND BAR IN ANTED—A YOUNG G.RL FOR LIGHTI wages $10. 1512 Bush st., near Van Ness ave. I ST-CLASS COOK FOR SMALL FAMILY: German preferred; references required; wuges #25. 2285 Pos: st. wases 83 602 Clay st JEAMEN FOR CUAST AND AUSTRALIA; g00d wages. At HERMAN'S, 637 Clay st. LIVE SOLICITORS AMO G BUSINESS houses. 910 -0 A 3, 530 Californla st., rm. 61 IRST-CLASS TAILOPE~S ON COATS. AP- Py at 452 Montgomeryst., room 18 (G URMAN OR SWEDISH GIL GEKNERAL X housework and cooking. Call 2101 Pacific ave. IRL To HELP IN .KITCHEN: SMALL (i wages. 18 Valley st., bet. 28(h and 291h. 64115 PE ATORS ON VESTS WANTED. stevenson st. " OUNG GIRLTO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK. 415 Ivy ave ; after 10 A. M. (G !Riz Foi GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Twentieth st, cor. Ca; p. 3448 JTERMAN GIRLFORSECOND WORK;LIGHT B found at The kssay, 18 Sixih st NOTIC. URDICK McLEOD, FORMERLY of the Emporium Gr.il Room, can now be & Co., decen: liam Wink:e; ull by to suid Wililam W THE BAKERY OF HENRY WINKL sed, was to-day bought by Wil ilis due to said firm are payable Kle, 822 Lattery, cor. Vallejo. MME Ha baitery an | SEN; LATEST GALVANIC cablnet baths. 116 Taylors . MRS, ST and cabinet WK Laths SiicaM room 11. 1201 Gear housekeeper: cii or country. 3054 Miason st T ANTI I —POSITION AS STENOGRAPH- er: liemingion typewriter; RIn 22 yearsold; fairly rapid; accurate. Addiess H. box 71; Jall 0 SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. VHINESE & JAPANESF: EST'D 20 YEARS; /help: tel main 1997. BRADLEY & L0.,640 Clay Ok “ AND JAPANE-E FMFLOYM ollice: Lest help. 4143 O Farrell, ‘Tel 1 UNTER & Co.. CHISESE AND JAPANESK emp. oflice, 61414 Catitorala st., tel. main 231 PAL banging. TIN HARTMA WHITENING, PAPER 289 Third st G, BAD 1K [ Collection Co.. 415 NANIS EJECTED FOK £ collections made: city or country. Pacitic Montzy st.. room 6: tel. GOBU. MES. DR E lectric &, an:alcobol 1 0. <ish UALHS: anrivs I~H,1015 GRANT AV.EM EZ Dy 49 (30 cents Sugar Pluntatio: of the company, 2 27 DIVIDEND NOTICES D NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO, per share) of the Hutchinson ill_be payable at the office rket +t.. on and after Sar- | urday, November 20. 1897. Trauster books will | close ' Saturday. November 13, 1897, at 12 K. H. SHELD N, Necreiary. ERMAN SECC reierances desi G &CO, 3 OND GIRL WITH BEST OF r.s situstion. J. F. CRUSETT Sutter st Sutter s TUMBER OF GC Young Trlsh i Telepho: )'D DANISH, GERMAN AND rls want work. Address or tele- » Main 5472, T | PUSPECTABLY 1 | (& Folsom st tion to do general and laundress: goo! references. 35U Precita ave. WOMAN W(-HES SITUA- housewoik; Is plain cook | (\OMPLTENT cooking or lau WOMAN WANTS TO DO ndry work: or will go out by | the day to doany kind (f work. Call 1200 Ful- ,cor. Eight h. | som (JEEMAN GIR geueral house 65 Zoe st., bet. 1h L. WANTS POSITION FOR work 2nd washing: $-0 to $26. ird and Fourih. HOTEL A PALACE 0 P Jenkins, Stan‘oid Ed Bryant, 103 Ang I Goffey, L vons, Stanford s Ang Gen Trevino, H Moss, | son, Mexico OMAN_WISF TES WORK BY THE DAY. TS WOMAN WISHES PLACK or_as-ist with children; terms 55 Miuna st. RRIVALS W 08%4, Miuna - HOTEL. N IDDLE-AGED W E Dunn, Los Ang M a0 noasewors BE Green, Los Aug mcderate: city. w1, dr & NOMPETENT ( housework ; GIRL WANTS GENERAL wages moderate; reference if re- 1237 Eleventn ave, bet. 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T J Weldon, Ukiah Heny Barker, Hopland CJ Preston, byion « J Brumley, (& T A Pea J L Johngon, Usixh 1S Eaton, Sun Jose B ugh Koo TS, Cat D B Macdonald, S Mateo RTCaris Cal E McAbre, Chicago \ M Hete in, >acto an itafael J W Kingren. sun Jose A G Donohoe, Ukiah C T Colomba’, sacto H Tod, uklund Cap. Mctuliock, Ala € A THman, San J 03e CKlen Santa Kosa Wm Horu, Irvi gton C LGa es, Dixon G W Barneti, Sounora 1038 MeAmIS, ¢ A P Winsiow, Iduho L Jackson & wf, Uklah J Keating, Mont T U Gil.ner, Sncto L > Peck, Bodie B Thorn, Colo « D S.ocum, Boston J Terry, >uu Rafael L J Coulbert, Cat 3 Murpby, Vaildjo J S Dugan, Osklsna F L i homas, =an Jose COSMUPOLLT P Jones & w, Poriland A J Kinsiey, Los Ang 3 Suliivas & w, Cal G Melennoo, Seattle J B Mc uriey, Seattle E Williams, ~eaitle J Macpueison, Scotland J Buckiey, Cnicazo J C Summins & w, Or Miss Wray, *eatile T W Osgard, Seat le A Jackopsou, Vallejo £ Junes, Valivjs \ H Ho.eubeck, Fresno J R arsin & Lhgo C H 0PSO Y T Pedger, Wa.la Walla N C Jacas D Barren, N J G Caidwell, Heald sbrg A Peyper, P.easanton O K Ules 'n, Juhannesbrg W A Marsnail, Cal A Jacksou, Sacio H Smith, : an ..afuel W r Dougherty, lowa J McCariby, Vaiejs J A Eriscoe, Burkeiey J A Spencer. Auvurn Mork Salamon, Sacto AN HUTEL W Ledly, Fresno Mrs A Pettor, Los Ang F k Calne, Cal Seattle 5 M Bowen, Seatile D stewart, Scot.and 2t O A Simwins, Or onard, Scotland 1. Koren, ~enitle A H Goldsmitn, Seattle Seattie B Alien, Vallejo 3 U K Traves, Chicago P D sctonn & w,Sulina J Carcuthiers & w, S Jos BALDWIN HOTEL W G Fowler, Boston J Caiu, Newman Mrs 5 Alexander, Fresno W Worthing A W Bake,, B J 1t Aden, Va v 7 Herizer, Pa J G =cott, Cuicago J i buins, Chicago 5N Lyon, 5tocsto J A Muller, Alumeda F C Baker, Portland J Boaje, Hartor View S Tate, Sacto B Lolluway. Sacto Miss M De Vere, Oaklnd S Alexander, Fresno Miss B Pickard, Fresno Miss Worthi g, Stocktn Mrs A W Baker, ited B H F ~uhl, Vallejo P J Kemskel, Vallejo U Fowell. New York 1 Kiel, Grass Valiey P W Nock, Alameda H Hein, New York Mrs F C Baker, Portln Mrs J Bodie, HurborVw F Andrew ..’ Sacto ¥ Bacon, Boston NEW WESTEEN HOTEL. K Yo'ter, New York W Chalker, *uisun J Mahoney, San. nz D J Jordan, Kio Visia M ¢ Henderson, Ogden C Nevin, St Matia € J Copper, Portland, Or W Langshora, Sacto M Phillips. Sacto ¥ Samuels, Saliuas euson, Ankels ) 50u, Oakland ck, Salt Lake cooking and hor jection to Oakland. GIRL WISHES PLACKE TO DO usework : beit re erence; no ob- Apply 1702 Pok st. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLC cftice, best help, 314B Sutter st.; tel. ¢ T ARBERS—GOOD BAnBER WANTS WORK for $10 per weex or percentage. Addross Bur- WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK; 629 Callfornia st. IKL Ok washing: wages $15. 2235 Post st. G sieep home, ANTED—HELPER IN RESTA URANT 916 Howard st. LAIN O K; 2 IN FAMILY: NO WASH- ing. 819 East st bet. (lay and Sacramento. OMPETENI GIBL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- WOrk. Cal. at +39 Fourieenth st., DT. GUerrero, TIKSI-CLASS FANISHERS ON PANTS. 858 Howard st., bet. Fourih and Fif:b. VIKL FOK DOWNSTALLS WORK AND co0sing: wages $20. Apply 740 Custro st. DO WASHIN =325 Howard st ANTED—WOMAN 10 call erly: private family. URSEGLEL ANDTO ASSIST WIIH Up- stairs woik. 806 Hayes st. N ber, box 18, <ail. QUIUATION WANTED BY FIRSI-CLAS: O painter and hardwood finisher: work n_cou try not objected (0. Address X. box 14, Cali. Y USG GERMAN WaNis A PLACE TO drive bacery wagon; cxperjenced. Call or ad- dress 418 Brannan st ULIUS ISREAL JR, HAMBURG, GER- o many, wishis 10 r presen: Al houses on the continent: flisi-class »uropean and American references given anud reguested JiouEy Bxrikissoas Luvler, having munaced largest composing ~ departments, not afraid wants situation heie or elsewhere meir Hotel, Efdy st. PRINTE Chicago of work, Pix. Huck- 7OUNG GERMAN DESIR:S POSITIUN TO drive delivers wagon for giocery or privite TO ASSIST IN GENERAL 119a =ixth st TOUNG WOMA housework. SITHER SEX, TO CANVASS C. F., box 81, Cail Office. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWOKK: wages £10 (0 $12. 1830 O’Farre!l st. T UNDER- VIRL G G W KL, FOK LIGHT W. RK: MU stand baking. 61414 Post. ANTED_WEISURSE FOR Cld-baby; must be souni and hea Sutter st. bt 12 a 3 to-day. 1.0 T,AVIES 18 T 8) WISHING 70 MARRY 4 address with description, MRS. H., 708 Ellis st 10 charges. 2 WEEKS hy. Apply [IMST-CLASS OPERATORS custom coats; steady work. 706 NTED ON is m st. pace. G.L. D.. box 55, Call Oflice. W ANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, WORK 1N hotel. ¢f y or country. woman guod covk: can do any kind of work; or wiil go on & rach. H., box 72, Cull. USINESS MAN, WITH THOROUGH knowledge of English, Irench and Spanish, wou.d like & position: city or country, or to travel. Adaress W. L. GULYD \ N, 526 surader st. W ANTrD—POSITION BY MACHINIST AND engineer; 10 yrars’ experience; city oOf Coul- Call or address J. 1L D., 309 FIf:T st FERATORS WAN c Fremont st. D LEVI SIKAUSS & ADIES SHOES, SOLING, <bo: MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: ail repairing dons ut bait the usual price. 562 Mission st. bet. 1st and d. experience nee ssary. HERMAN'S, 657 Cluy. &500. SoF e dlicion; well = = = s s . best part of Western Adiit VIRIL FOR GENERAL HOU~EWORK AND — = Seibesky st me Gounecied. M. G plain cooking in small tamily. Callthis 1474 SEVENTH — BARBEI-SHCP; GOUD | siocked: 4 tice hiving - 100 morning at 2005 Pine st., nr. Laguna, bet. 9 and 12. & cosdon sl £ = ST T T = LD KSTABLISHED CIGAR-STORE FANTED—GERMAN GIRL OR MIDULE- AKBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- | @ o ‘m: choices: locattoa In aged woman to take care of 2 chlidren: only | B ment Oftice. 5. FUCH~, Sec., 325 Grant ave. :?:229 r:\ul‘fi:'g :‘l:'r’;" a4y trude: OWner bas one who'ls used o children need apply. 26 Turk: | o ppy —WANTED FOR BATURDAY; | other business Appiy W LLKF, 783 Marketst. e that ous tion custi Cail ARTNER WAN[HD WIT: F800 $275 IN OLD tablished business: It is Dol the money “Js nveded, but ownrr wan's reiiable, ludustrs man. Paridcn ars WILKE, 753 Market. ABLISRED SALOUN, iu choicest loca y: from 90 to 100 188 bu siness offer. OLD kK . with businass iunch : averaze receipts #25 perd omers tor lunch: & first-c WILK¥, 783 Market st ECRUITS WANTED FOR TIi States marine corps. United States avle-bodied, unmarried men, beween the 21and 30 years who ars Citizens of the United Siates, or those who bave legully declared their intentioa (o becomse such: acter and babits and abie (0 speak. read English, &nd be between 5 feet § inches and 6 fee: inheight. For forcher information apply at Lhe recruiting office, 20 Ellis st. ~an Francisco, Cal. “'A,\-ncff_ MEN FOR LIGHT OUTDOOR work. (all pet. ¥ and 10 A. M., 848 Howard. UNITED navy: R ferr! ors: bus) ESTAURANT ISE: WITH opposite the AND CHOPHO or without 12 furnisbed room fes: tong lea<e if wanted: best class of cusiom- meals from 25c upward: » genuine good in<ss. Pardculars WILKE, 783 Market st e deil, will in o £ RN R RESTAURA T AND OYS. 0 i e e R y receipts above §50 owner must sscrifice, or trade for property on acc_un: o' being engaged ther business. W1i 84 M et st NOUION AND NOVELTY ~TORE, . with agency of dyelnz and cleani g ( rAKE ciock: 1HE DEAD: no electricity; loudest. WENZEL'S ALaKM 602 Monte'y. W ¥ JINE ML N'S CALF SHOES TO Ot DER, $2560; men’s soleing, 55¢: only onefprice. 958 Howard. HOEMAKERS TO BUY MEN's UPPERS, $1 und up. ~HIRLEY, 921 Howard st ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES 4 jor sule; also ladiey’ und m sses’, from 25¢ up; misfi s exchianged; good repairing: 8noes made 1o order, uy style. Coutral Repairing shop, 749 Mis;103, near Grand Opera-house. N EA'S SOLEIL G, 80c: LaDik~, 40c: WHILE M you wair. 638 Market: branch 767 Marke: 300() FAES=ANOIHER LoT OF MEN'S . shoes: been siizhtly damuged: at iesy ihun one-fourth their value: from 262 10 ¥2 30, b6 Mission st.. bet. First und Second. ) SIMUN WANTS 100 MEN 10GET BOTTLE beeror wine dc: Les: iree unch. 643 Clay. ) UUMS. 150 10 bo Pk L per wees. Orlental. W ANTED-GEL YOUR SHOES MADE To fi- your fest ai the same price you buy resdy- made ones, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 und 85, i 563 Misxion st., bet. Firs:'and Second. 615 RY ACME HoUsE, 837 MARK! iow sixth, for a room; 26c & QINGLE Sana's SIGHTD buc av va vl 25 Drummi st LARKIN Cail NCH OFFICE OF THE iptious and wan: ads taken. ST., B~ $1a week, JUMS 10c AND 15c NIGHT, 70 week. Lindeil House. Sixth and Howard. PSSO Jus CaLi; 2526 taken. BUGSCOIPUVLS MUd Wale Wy 120K 14, TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE- X work and care of child: small Wwages. 52215 WANTED—MEN 10 LEAKRN BARBER trade: shops, tools. posiions furnished: 3 ell Dressmak ing and Mi linery School, 103 Post. M OVED—Dit. WISE, THE LADIES SPECIAL ist. to 1118 Market st.; monthly troubles, etc. try h IDDLE-AGED GERMAN, SPEAKING ENG- ltsh wnd 1 alian, wishes po-ition of any kin 3500 bouds If required; low waxcs; good refer- Cuces. T. W., box 85, Caii Office. GERMAN aND Wik WOULD LIKE "0 take care «fresid-nce, chicken ranch, wine or frait orchurd. D. (. EVEKGGEEN, Santa Clara Couniy, Cal PO MERCHANT TAILOKS —A CUTTER wants a position to cus in the evenings Ad- d.ess Cuiter, box 9, Call. “OUNG CERMAN WISHES STEADY WORK atan. thing g0od; reierences. M. J )1Z, 1470 an Bruno:oad. W ANTED—POSITION AS MANAGER OF A daily or weekly newspaper or class journal by | a thorougbly competent newspaper man of 20 VPEWRITEE, RIBBUNS, PAPEER, CAR- bon. L. & M. ALEX ANDER, 110 Montzomery. 61 = LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL ubscriptions and want ads taken. Hayesst. . weeks required. 5. F. Barber College, 12815 Eighth, JEW FRE 'H SKiR PATT . RNS, 25C: JLCHO K, ¥6315 M A FKET ST.—KOUMS AN ‘dress maxers furnished positlons free. McDow- | 44 20, 15¢ 1o buc night: $1 to ¥ week. U OF UNCALLED-rOR SHOES FROM 25C up 10 81 25, 562 Mission st., ver st and 2d. ) AN treach D, TOCOLLECT WAGKES DUE LABOR- ks KNOX Collection Ager, 110 Sutter. Y ISCHESTER HOUSK, 44 THIRD SI. NE. Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night: reading: AURENCE DRESS- CUITING SCHOOL, _ 1079 Market: n perfect fit guaranteed without trylug on: call and beconvince ! \ ONT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE; M “Winchester House, 34 Third st. near Market 200 roums: 2oc to $1'50 per night: $1 50 to 8 per weex: freo bus and baggage 1o and 1rom f WaNTE job, $1 25 cord: laundrym in, $30 and found and increase; 4 coopers stemiy work: farmers. N 20t o tiee = allent brorr e er) with @ months’ experience: good reference 'rom former employer. 1. W., box 102, Cali Cflice. years’ successful experience; 1eferences iurnished. | $-0: porter for store, §8 week, and oth Apply Addrss L O. K., box 39, Call Office. 10 J. F. CROSETI & CO., 628 Sacrameto st. ANTED—PUSITION BY YOUNG MAD TANTED — RESTAURANT COOK AND Wik $90° second cook. $40; hotel cuok, $35; dishwagher, country, $15: walter< aud others. RENE ~MITH' nicht, 997 Mark: 404 Tork. S FREE MEEIING TO- etst; circles Tuesday evening, 100D MAN W ATSSITUATION ASToAM- ster tor bay aud grain wagon, or would work Iu stable. G. M., box 18, Call. SHYSICAL writing, | 1423 Market st. M to-night; ANIFESTATIONS, tLATE proceeds Protessor. Mingo, JUTUATION WaNTED BY MAN AND WIFE Germans: city o country; references. Address ESPFCTABLE |k WOMAN WISHES A SI1T- B. X, box 89, Call Office. MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS, M ‘man as por er, wife to a0 chamterwork. \ work; good piain cook. vation to dochamberwork; sleep home. Ad- | dress box A, 143 Nintn st. DELIABLE WOMAN HES HOUSE- Gilden Gate. | | d Iaundress: Sut NORT Dnsmix HOUSKG kL: FIRST CLA~S COOK bestreferences. Apply MRS, ter, Tel. Green 721 XPERIENCED 47in coufinenem otjection to the country. NURSEWANTS A POSITION | terms reasonabls D. Z., box 45 Call. 1L cuse no OMPET C O Farrell st NT WOMAN TO WORK BY THE day: call basement; references if required. 810 | G general housew VEKMAN GIRL WANTS A PLACE TO DO ork. App! 2043 Fifth st MERICAN M Aincumbered, wi | keeper; good cook | *tinds the ma: agi IDDLE-AGED WIDOW, UN- ishes position as working hous and buiter-maker; also ander- niz of children: city or country. | Ab born Hotel, room 15, 319 Grant ave. OTHER AND house: ugnier to do sec: 223 Valencia st. Y mother good cook and manager DAU HTER FOR SAME ond work; best clty reference. class fit er and g8 ements: price moderate. IXPrRIENCFD DRESSMAKER; IS FIRSI- desizuer; wishes few more en- Address 128 Tu:k. OM P s workirg ho city or co 59 Mission st. | dress: ENT WOMAN WISHES POSITION usekeeper: good cook and laun- untry: ref.; no postais Call position or do st., reom 2. TOUNG LADY DE IRES HOUSEKKEPEN plain mending. 12015 Geary OLORED WOM Iight nousewor! MAN WISHES SITUATIO: , nurs: or day work; ood ref: erence 911 Jackson. ing in ladies’ a) designs wiil accep. e.ences Apply of ADY OF FXPERIKNCE IN DRE<SMAK: nd chilaren's clothes 1 L engagements in familles 155 L D., 1213 Scott. 1ate ret- RESPECTABLE short dlsta: MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wishes a situaiio; is a good cook; city or e fu th- country. 2.7 Minna si. M 4517 Eighteeuth s IDDLE-AGED tion 10 do general housework: (ILy OF country, WOMAN WISHES SITUA- L. JUTUATION AS panion, vox 1, Call COMPANION WANTED BY young ludy; excellent reader, and competent 1o take charge of correspoudence. Address Com- TERMAN GIRI can family: §20. eral housework and Call 15 WISHES SITUATION, GEN- Jiain cocking, in A merl- Fifth st chamberwor< or Apply 48 ak st TOUD DRESSMAKrR WOULD LiKE A situation to do walting or sewin; would do cure for children; wages $20. BY VELL kD light housework wazes. | JARENCH GIRL governcas 1o smuil chiidren: UCATED YOUNG WOMAN, music, ete.: or id_assist with children: small address k. A., box 12, Call, Vaklaud. WISHES POSITION TO DO L., box 9, Cali Office. I,omnfon WATCHMAN: CITY OR COU try: married; sulury $45 or $60; uses no liquor nor tobucco; first-claws reterences. 1. C., 00x 90, al onic <15 LAKAIN— 615 il VY INCHESTER EOUSE, 48 THIRD ST NR Market: 200 rooms 5c io ¥150 per nighi: 11 LU 10 $6 per week; convenlen: and respectuuis: $16+ Lus und bacgnge 10 ani from iBe terry. RANCH OFFICE OF THE Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. Apply to &' F. CROSITT & CO. 628 Sacramento. QCOUKS, §8 A WEEK; IGHT COOK, 85 +) and room; 2 cook:, $10a week: second Cook £40 and room; 2 hotel cooks, $£50 ana room: re: taurant coox, §90. 3 boarding-house cooks, $25 to £30 and room; oyster cook.235; 2 sccond couks, $7and $5 & week. MARTIN &CO., 749 Market. 4 DI-HWASHERS, 84 A WHEK: 2 DISH. ) washers, 86 a week: 4 dishwashers, $15 and room: dishwasber, $20 and roum: 7 kitchenmen, 88, $10 and $12 per mo. MARTIN & CO., 749 m CHOREME ) hand $) woodchoppers, steady Wwo K. 749 Mar.etst. 9 WAITERS, $25 AND ROOM: 4 WAITELS, «) g20 and room; 6 waiters, §5, $6 and $7 a week. MARTIN & CO, 749 Marxet st. N, MEN AND BOYS: RANCH blacksmith for shop cn ghares: 10 MARTIN & CO., 3 BAKER- HELPEKS; SHOP BAKER. 88 A weei; baker, 350. MARTIN & CU., 749 Mke. | HELP WANTED-FEMALE. AN AND WIFE FUR RANCH. MARTIN & (O, 749 Maraet st. MERICAN NURSE, $20: 4 COOKS. « ER- man style, £50 aid $35: French cook. $U5; pasiry cook, $4 a week: colored cook; 8 waltress to take charge, $25, and a large number of uirly for cooking nnd housework in eity and country. J. F. CRUSET I & CO., 316 Sutter st. I OTEL COOK. $8U; WAITBESS, 810, SEic indy here this morning; first and second cook, hotel and res:anrant, $50 and $40: dish- washer, restaurant, 20, and others. J. F. CKO- SET1 & CO., 816 Sutter st. €) NURSES, $25 AND $20; SECOND GIRL. $25: housework girl, San Jose, §25: Oakland, #20; Alamedn $25: 8 housewor< giris, clty and country, $20to $25: 6 voung wirls. assis, $10ro $15. MIS> CULLEN, 355 Sutier st 00K, $35: 2 coons, $.0 and $25. Sutter au A SRMAN OR SWEDISH MISs CULLEN, 825 EAT YOUNG GIRL, country. ; easy piace. Sutter s OMAN WITH A CHILD AS WORKING housekceper, $10 to $15. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. TOUNG WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, $10. MiSS CULLeN, 825 ~u.ter st LIGHT WORK, MISS CULLEN, APANESE COK, 840 AND ROC TIN & CO., 749 Market st. MAR- (| ARDENKR, WITH GOOD KEFERENCES, J for a v ivate place, $ 5 and found, see party here: milker and ranchhand, $25 German choretoy, #20: harni ss-ma.er, for 2 ranch, §30; 8.50 coai miners, (ie-mkers s wood choppers. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st room: tree 'Lus aud baggage .0 &nd :rom the ferry. W ANTED-LABURERY AND MECHANICY 10 know :hai kd Kolkin, kKeno House proprie- 1oz eull rums Denver Houss, %17 ‘Anird s: 434 IaTge roomis: 5c per nighc: 81 1o B3 pec waec | PARTNERS WANTED. 1 SAUSAGE-MAKER WANTS STEADY partner, with small capital, to help in store and deliver orders 410 Brannan st. FURNITURE WANTED. | BRANCH OFFICE OF | Apply WILKF, 753 Market st. %6 W ANTED—AT MONEANA HOUSE, 764%3 | house, on Polk st.: 4 Iiving-rooms rent $:5: 10 Mission; mien 1o iake rooms: 10-, 15¢ #tid | pusite ickacas the cause of 88 e 25c¢ per night; 60c. 80c and 1 per week. WILRE, 783 Market st ; AILORS ~AND ORDINARY SEAMEN | @uo)m() OLD-iSIABLISHED CORNER & \wantod st Lane’s, 504 Davis st., neac Jackson. | G 2D0) . loon: best Jocsity on Fourth st.; doing a good-paying business; sic<ne:s cause ot & 7{) SAL ON WITH (LUBANDLIVING Hol) tranfer point of (wo - rocms: rent $30: car lines: _clcse to Call buiiding: g «d business; famly affairs compel a g.eal sacrifi e K G WILKE, 753 Market st. tion man £500 GOOUD-PAYING RESTAURANT ON . Fourth st; rent >30: flis-ciass loca- : best ciass of ustom: rare chance for lively 0 orlady. WILKE, 783 Market st. $ A AND BAR: CORNER GROCERY for the right « asure money-maker 1100 parties. #300 $500—F 1 si-c ass corner aurant. (Gocd loca ed and paying r re. 200—Fine corner suloon: only day trade nd many other good Largalus at ANDERSON & C1LS, 777 Market st [ £004 TAU- this is & B CUR- 5( "WANTED—PARTNER IN R DU rant’that will jay $60 to each 1 chance £.r man not afrals of Work. RAN, 268 Minna st 7-4 &150. v quircd; must be satisfied with $15 to $18 a week. v "IN LIGHT bustn ER WANTE no s ¢X)erlence re- RT] =1 45 Marxet st., room 17. A S selling sickness. LOON FOR SALE: CILE\P: Cil 423 Kearn, ASON FOR s ARINER FOR =A LOON, 0 P STik-HOUS E Maraet st small cavital F., box 19, Call. MALL SALOON FOR SiLi ON THE CITY 3 froat: low rent. 227 Enstst. TIRST-CLASS SALOON FOR S rent; big bargain. 319 Third s (LD ST ESTABLISHED @ LOCKSMITH- shop on Marwe: st. fur sale 1019 Markes si. tucy K300, WNTeREST IS ESTABLISHED DUV, God-puying stapie munusacturing business with selary as secrelars o: compuny ai- red. Address - M., box 14, Cal C OAL, W tion Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 10'A. X S1ABLE BUSI be sold a xuc- 1623 Market ness, with coul certific te, wil i OR SALK—STOCK AND grocery: fresh stoc.; good beer trade, resson sickness. FIXTU] OF che:p; 730 Minua s R Eas ESTAURANT IN CIT BEST LOCATION; doing good business: seil cheap; party going t. Address M. ~., box 43, Cali. PAYING REST cause sicikness; r.3, FINE NEAT and bakery, 385 QHOE BUSINESS; RENT $20. sfon st. LACK=MITH AND WAGON ~HOP, DOIN good busiuess, and 4-room co (age for sale. Add. isiaus Co. Orestimba Carriage-shop, \ewman, Cal. Stan: IGHEST PRICES TO FILL NEW BUILD. ing. 840 Mission s .; tel. Mint 1821, ¥, BE A UCHAMP, HICHEST PKICE FOR « furnished houses, groceries, etc. 305 Larkin. 3. NEUSAN, 121 SIX [ H ST, BUYS(AND selis furnlture and carpets; also storage, NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 1019 Montgomery st.:hichest prices paid. TeL Davis 71 W 1 ROOMS WANTED. W ANTED—BY LADY. TWO UNFURNISHED Tooms for housekeeping in private famiiy; state price. T. C. B., box 10, Call O flice. OR 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS; NORTH OF Murket: rent reasonable. . R., 'box 85, Call GALOON. NE CITY FRONT: FINK CHANCE; » cheap; 4 living-r00ms; Owner has Lwo piaces 8 years here. 336 dnin st. (399D DAY SALOON IN WHOL:SALE DIs- X trict. Inquire WICHMAN & LUIGEN, 320 Clay st AKERY: CANDY AND NOTIONS: CHEAP on account of sickness. 710 Mo igomery av 1 EST-CLASS CLUBROOM FOKR SALE. CALL 3J3 Sixth st after 8 p. M. QHOKSHOP FOR SALE, WITH TOULS OR without; cheap. 842 Mcallis er st. ove for AKERY FOR RENT; SHOW-C , (O ter, shie.ving, all complete: firsi-class German n; rent low: aiso fina horse, wa.on and harness sale. Inquire 1810 Seventh s.., near Plie, West Oakland. JALCON: winerooms; fair stock on band;: fair bu-iness; depa ture cause of seiling. JORN KR SIDE ENTRANCE TO Inquire this cilice. WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED TO RENT-A NATIONAL CASH register Call 512 Haight st. ANTED v W T0 KENT COUNTRY SALOON a0d buy good will. A. W., box 84, Call. ORTLAND AGENCY “CALL” INQUIRE bis office or 13 Third st., Portiand, Or. OUNTIRS WANTED—S CROCKERY OR clothing tables (been used) at low price if n good order. Send price aud where to be seen to SMI. H'S, 27 Market 8- ¢, D-HAND CLOTHING,DRE=SES,SEAL-KINS < wanted; best prices: send postal. ' 1020 Folso.u. n this DROFITABLE COAL n°ss; will stand fnve month. AND WO0OD BUSL isation: mus: be sold Address Coal, box 112, Call Office. 1 Ma QUOK-STORE AND BAR F 'R_SALE cheap. Apply to SIEBE BKOS. & PLAGE- NN, 328 Sansome st. KLEIN, 109 SIX WILL PAY « cash for c'othing and tooks: send for me. LD GULD AND SILVER BOU MUND, watchmakerand jeweer. ACHINERY. BELTI shat'ng, hogrs. LIVINGSTONE, 204 M1 sion. FHT. 6 rllis st. . SPLIT PUL] M UTLER, WITH G OD REFERENCES, FOR private’ family, $10: Freach or Swiss poi- asher, hotel, $25. C. K. HANSE\ & CO., 108 Geary st. F‘OR NEW WOOD CAMP IN MENDOCINO County 15 t:e-makers, £x8 8c, 7x8 10c: 10 post- make:s. 13,¢ (0 214c apie e: 15 wood-choppers, 4-foot p.ne, ¥1 a cord, year's job, tools sdvanced, see boss atcur office. K. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay 4() LAROKERS FOR DITCH, COUNTRY, 826 and board: shop-butcher und saugage-meker for British Columbisa. $55 and founi: ulscksm.th for aredger. $4U and found; manto .o blacksmi h- ing and carpentering for mine, §2 50 a dav: cob- bier for couitry. k. T. WAKD & CO., 608 and BLOC ey s. MAR 10 pUT UP LAUNDRY MACHINERY, M cooks. waiters, dishwashers, etc. MUKRY &READY, 634-636 Clay st. OOLS OF ALL KINDS, STOVES AND | Lranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market AW NBROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- | X Uncio ning bougint. Add: COLYM AN 1 Think LOST. [,O3T-SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, PULSE 4 containing $10 gold and about $4 In'silver, on elther CLiff Hou e train or Hulght-si. cars. Lib- erai reward if returned to 508 Howard st. ROWN SETTER DOG: WHITE MARK ON breast: Oakland license tag on collar. Keturn 10 1838 Mission st. ; rewnrd. l UST—A PASSBOUK WITH THr HIBERNIA i Savings and Loan Society, in_the name of MARTIN KE 'TING or HANNAH KEATING, No. 148644, The finder wiil please return to bank. WAITRE: COUNTRY, $25 AND 80, MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. AIST FINISHER: $10 PER WEEK. MI-8 CULLEN, 326 Suters. OLOKED COOK, $20. MIsS (ULLEN, 325 Sutter 8. HOTESTANT N 325 Sutter st. JEAT GERMAN HOUSEGIRL family, $15 to $20. MKS. NOKTO> ter st. C RSE, 825. MISSC LLEN, SMALL 828 But- JOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT WORK: NO co king; $10 to $12. MkS. NORTON, 83 Sutter st LABORERS, CITY WORK, 81 50 DAY, O voard where ‘you like: 6 tezmsters, different places, $1 75 day. $26 mouih, found. 30 wood- cho: pe.s: 10 farmhands. miner who un erstaids FOUND. D—GREAT DANE DOG. JOUN OWNER AP- REISS BLiUS, & CO. Sutier st. OY TO MAKK HIMSELF USKLFUL ABOUT coul yard; $4 per week. 1511 Culiforniast. HOEMAKERS — FOR SALE — AT 101714 Clay st : the place for a single man. [} IDDLE - AGED WOMAN: HOUSEWORK, RANK PAGE—CALL AT ONCE; POSITION A no washing, $16 MRS, NOR (ON, $23 Sutter awal.s you; salary 0. K. TaCOMA. V URSE: ONE CHILD: SLEEP HOME; $15. WASTBID—GOUD SHOEMAKER TO TAKE MRS NOKTON, 328 Sutter s charge of suop. 420 Mcallister st. "OLORED HOUSEG!RL; BERKELEY: SEE parcy here: §15. ME-. NORIO~, 223 Sutter OY, AGE 16, RESIDING WI) H PARENTS; refereuces 1equired 150 Powel: st. b st., room 2. as bousekeeper; city or country. 126 Fourth JITUATION W i city references. 8 ANTED BY COMPETENT woman (0 do general housework ana cooking; 175 Post st ; rear ERVAN WIDS d. coruer Eighth. OW WANTS POSITION BY or week; sany kind of work. 717 Tehama, $25. MR>. NORTON, 328 Sut:er st. ups airs work and sewing. Address B. M., | (PWO FIRST-CLASS GERMAN COOKS; $35 | (VOOK WANT! D; CALL EARLY. PSUPLE'S Half-way House, Fruiivale, rast Oskiand. 1 each. MRS’ NORTUN, 823 Sutter st. / Restaurant, 631 Clay sL UUNG LADY DESIKES A STEADY PLACE | QWEDISH HOUSEGIRL; TWO IN FAMILY; | QARBER WANTED: STEADY. 797 MIs- ERMAN COOK, PRIVATE FAMILY, CITY, £25: girl for geniral housewors, country town, $20, see party here (his mornink: miadie- agea woman to cook for family of four on an or- <hard, $15: woma for g ueral work and cooking, small couutry hotel, §20. and other places. MUR: RAY & READY, Leading kmployment Agents, 634-636 Clay st sion st., corner Fourth. |6 MEN FOR BALT-WATEH JUB; Nu FE& . 637 Ciay st charged. i ERMAN 1GAR-MAKER To OPEN UP STORE AT 41 Sixth st : rent free. driftig: 2 milkers; blacksmith and wife, granite ply 80UB Webster st., between 11and 12 4. M., cutter. MURRAY & REALY, 634-656 Clay st. | and prove properiy. OY WIIH SOME EXPRRIENCE IN A cigar-stand _and make himse.f useful. Ad- CHINAWARE. J. M., box 44, Call Oftice. SSsL S SRR e V0ATMAKER FOR COUNTRY. APPLY == ALK ABOUT BARGAINS READ THI Dinner sets, 30 jieces, light gray decoration, with border, per set, §4. Dinner set, 50 pleces. wiid flower, with gold trimmings, per Dinner set, 50 pieces, bellflower decoration, with gold handies and trimmings, per st, $5 75. CHEAPEST PRICES IN AMERICA. CROCKERY, CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE. ELITE CHINAWARE A SBPECIALTY. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO, Stores Everswhere. 52 Market Street, San Fraucisco Headquarters, FREE. BICYCLES, WALCHES. CHINAWARE. e — AISHWASHER WANTED AT st 482 FIFTH d ITUATION BY do any Kkind of un obj+t as home. room 38. MIDDLE-AGED LADY TO bousewcrk: wages not so much Central House, 536 ‘Lnira st., ADY AND DA chamberwork 1630 Eddy st. UGHTEKR WISH CHARGE OF in lodging-house; reasonable. OMAN WANT~ A PLACE TO TAKE CARE of children and uo sewing. 1311 Kearny st. housekeeper. *| Y UUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS Apply 285 U'Farrell st , rm. 7. €) WAITRESSES, COUNTRY HOTEIS, $25 £ vnd #20; Oakland, $15: city. $20; 4 restavrant waltie,se:, ¥5 a week: chambermaid, city, $15 German housesirl, $25: Scanainavian cook, $30; second i 1. #20; colored girl. $§15: 14 Germunn and Scandinavan housegirls, $20. C. R. HAN- SEN & C0,, 108 Geary s: V CH MAID AND SKAM- -00ks, German style, §30 ana $35; French nursemaid. $20: second . iri, courd- inz-house, $15: secord girls, $20 and $25: laun- dress, $23: gisls for light housework ani assist, $20, §15 and $10. LEUN ANDRE, 308 Stockion, HOEMAKER ON REPAIRING. INQUIKE 203 Montzomery ave (barber-shop). ANTED—GOOD - 1 OF MAKER: GERMAN preferred. 3004 Mission st. ) MEN FOR KEPAIRING SHOES. ) Thind st. 0Y WANTED TO WAIT AT TABLE 11 Mason st. 345 1GN-PAINTER TO TAKE SHOP, INQUIRE 203 Monigomery ave, o S FURNITURE FOR SALE. A A A A~ JUBNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- ers, showcases. AN TO LEASE. 0 LEASE—JERSEY MARKET, 512 BRY- I ant, near Third; thoroughily equipped: has done large cash business: will be let on reasonable terms ©on account of bad heaith of tne presen: lessee. For & particulars 1 quire of W. HE: DRICKSON, 62 Parrot butlding. 029 L DFERSON, 1121 Market, | i 1 Ra! PLEND.D STERN-WHELL RIVER PAS- enger E Apyly 10 K. STATISLEK, General Agent North Pacita Iway, 638 Market st., S, F. senger and freight s eamer for sa e OFF. J from AND I'rA KOUTES SUPPLIED CASWFLL & 0. . 415 Sacramento st quas ALASKA NTERPRISES. 0 FOR KLONDIKE! JHOWLAND'S GOLD Kiectric Ind cator will [0 ute placer and rtz mines through waterandd-b is- inva uab e 10 every prospecior. For sale by 5. W. HOWLAAND, room 4. 50 Market s £400. $1200—House, exchange . #600—House for lots. . . LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE, VERY GOOD....27 ROOMS $700—Corner house, new.....23 roo *..12 rooms 25 rooms 18-r0om corner: near the Mint. ... 5450 room house. Sixth st...... X 8850 28-room house: $200 cash. S5 8480 City proper.y ranches and business piaces foc sale and exchange. H. C. DECKER, 1020 Marker. OUSE 18 ROUMS: D; PAYING $ D FURNE 0 st 10-ROOM « ture: low rent. HOUSE 521 Mi 120 0OD-PAYING SUNNY COKNER HOUSK of 20 rooms for sale; near Baldwin Ho.ei; no reasvnuble offer retused. A, box & (all OUSE 17 ROOMS, 1 LL REN well: «heap account sickness. L ED: PAYING 18 sixihst. EWLY-¥URBNISHED 21 00M HOUSE; fine .ocation: ell ou 1 floor. 652 Missfon st. N 4 of house. VESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN: 81 ROOMS, 800 ¢ sh, balance eas p:yments from income 1.5 New Jontgom Iy st Geans, £y Mgr.. 38 and 40 Figiith st.: telephone South 250, CARPET-CLEANING. <Y STEAM CARPE{-CLEANING WORK moves, 'ays carpets. G. b, STEVE ¥ pet- 8N 2 oU BECOME DISGUSIED WITQ poor work send 10 SFA ULDING S Floneer Case Leating Works, £53-57 Ienama s..: tel. So. 4k A LVANCE Calikl- CLEANI N Cu, 403 Suiter; cel. Mamn 594 GRO. WALCUM, prop. WATTS,reifable carpet-c.eaning,renvvig,aiter alon works, 413 Mealuster. Tel Jessie 321 REAT EASTERN ST ing works. 14 8t, B. GRANT RPE1-CLEAN L tel. Jessie 201, ARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE LEANING, new. J. MCQUEEN, 453 Stevensou; tel. 5. 225 new. sc. LAYVING, KU . SaM: ples tree; tel. Jessie 944, Strat on, 3 Kighii TARPEIS CLEANED & LENOY ATED LIKS %5 'lenth; Wi, ~outh 56 Mac J . MITCHrIL, CAKP. 240 J4ibist; cleaning Unil ONKLIN'S CARPEL - BEATING WOotax ¥33 Golden Gate ave delepuons ras Jid E APEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the ted States ‘o Canada one year Sor 31 60, pos | ago 1res