The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 22, 1897, Page 8

8 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1897. TORKEYS WON AT SCHUETIEN German Organizations Hold Their Annual Shooting Festival. San Francisco Turners and the California Club Strive for Medals. The Crack of Rifles on the San Rafael Range Continues Through- out the Day. An air of Thanksgiving prevailed at the range at Schuetzen Park, near San Rafael terday, for, besides the regular month! bullseye shoots of tbe Cali- ves meda! and fornia Schuetzen Club and other organiza- | tions, the great turkev-shoot of the season was held and the crack of the rifles was incessant, while the victorious shouts of the marksmen were loud and frequent. Despite the stuffy odor of burned powder, which was at times almost un- bearable, the enthusiasm ran high and the number of ladies who were present watched the contest with interest through- out the day. There were turkey-raffies in every part of the grounds and the bowling-alley vroved a bonanza for the experts. win a turkey it was necessary to make thirty-two points in four trials, and this score was toppled frequently throughout the dav. Fred Schuemann’s annual turkey shoot attracted a large crowd and ten, tw:ive and fourteen pound turkeys changed own- ership with a rapidity that was aston- ishing. But while the turkey festival held sway great interest was taken in the scores of the marksmen, and the members of the California Schuetzen Club put in a good dzy’s work not onlv in bullseye shooting but in capturing turkeys as well. The day was hardly one for gocd scores, for tne light on the targets was uncertain and the sun failed 1o make its presence known throughout the entire day. The following scores and prizes were won by the membars of the California Schuetzen Clubin their regular montkly bullseye shoot: First_prize, F. C. Miller, 165; second prize, y third prize, J. B. Turner, fou Walden, 204; fiftn, A Mocker, 25 A. Breuss, 326; seventh, D. W. Mc eizhth,” Witlinm Glindem ninth, Otto Bremer. 432; tenth, H. E cleventh, A.Jungbinutt, 470; wweidth, thir- Strecker, fifteent} Mason, sixte L. Reubold, 687; revenieenth, ¢ 17; eigheentn, H. Gum enth, John Utachig § ; twentieth, E. Stettin Enrenpfor wnger, 850: wenty-fitth, eenth, A Gehret, 586; tain K Captain F Muiler, 8 twenty twenty twenty-fourth, J ierbach, 894 €. Eziug won tae half barrel of beeroffered 1ilo Jacobi. alifornia Schuetzen 2 Tammeyer, 1809, 1904; Rothschild Jr., The tollowing were the winners in the turkey shoot of tne California Schuetzen Clup and the scores resultiug: Fifteen-pound turkeys—F. P. Schuster 70, J. Wallmer, 69, A. H. Brown 66. Twelve-pound turkeys—J. Utschig Jr. 64, F. Kuhnle 62, H. Kahls 64, D. W. McLaughlin 61, A. Reubold 61, N. Aherns 60, A Ehren- fort 63, Captain F. Attinger 63, C.J. Walden 62, F. Bendel 61, R. Finking 62, William Glindemann 64, D. B. Faktor 63, Fred Cer- Tol! In the regnlar monthly bullseye shoot of the San Francisco Turner Schuetzen the followingz were the successful marks: men in the varicus classes: First champion class—First prize, Captain Fred Attinger, 402 rings. Second champion class—First prize, John Club—Kuhl- Woenne Jr., 5. Utschig, 396 rings. First class—First prize, Chris Keing, 400 Tings ; second prize, H. Schroeder, 381 rings. Second class—First prize, Charles Nielsen, 258; second prize, Charles Rudolph, 311. Tnird class—First prize, Benjamin Jonas, 319; second prize. Wiiliam Straub, 315 First best shot. John Utschig, 25 rings; last best shot, Johu Utschig, 23 rings. The San Francisco Turner Schuetzen also contested for turkeys ana in this shoot there was the liveliest competition. Every member of the organization was eager to take a turkey away for Tranks- giving dinuer, ana the following scores resulted: First prize—Captain F. Attinger 66 rings; second—Jonn Utschig 64, B. Jonas 61, F. Kommer 64, H. Schroeder 60, Charles Ri- dolpz 59, 0. Burmeister 58, August Lang 58, Adolph Utschig 58, William Glindemann 58, On the ring targets in Fred Schueman’s contest for turkeys there was considerable shooting, and Charles Thierbach and Wil- liam Glindemann took off the honors and the largest number of turkeys. At the bowling allev William™ Glinder- maan managed to break all records, ana when he left for the city he had from this source alone twenty turkeys. The shoot- ing did not cease until dusk. Philo Jacobi, one of the founders of the Cali- fornia Sckuetzen Club, had charge of the day's festivities, having in spite of the doctor’s orders got out of bed to attend and superintend the shoot. Three weeks agoa biood vessel burst in_Jacobi’s leg and since that time he has suffered greatly from the effects. i Now that the great turkey shoot.is over the marksmen are looking forward to the final shoot of the year, to take piace the third Sunday in December at the Cali- fornia Schueizen Club’s grounds, near San Rafael. i Tggee I THE MILITARY MARKSMEN. Scores of the Musket Shots at the Shell Mound Range. There was a fair gathering of military marksmen at the Shell Mound rifle range yesterday, for all that there were heavy clouds and indications that it might rain at most any moment. The light was bet- ter than usual and there was no wind. The following companies shot for their monthly record m=dals: Company F of Oakland—P. H. Bray 39, C. Eckels 26, T. J. Cummings 28, V. Peterson 37, H. Benneit 37, L. Moreno S, W. P. Griffin 36, C 1t 38, W. Leonard 37. A. Harbridge 24, M. W. Le Bu.ister 37, 6. W. Nickerson 31, Cap- tain L E. Wenk 39, L. C. Davis 23, F. L. Davis 9, W. F. Dade 35, G. C. Hanson 21, J. §. Carney 41, A.F. Hanson 41, E. 0. Willtams 37, H.'B. Gerrish 15, J. Wood 20, F. 8. Smith 26, G, Axx 32, C. Mohr 31. Company A of Oakland—Corporal Taite 39, £ King 41, C. Cron 31, L. Patrey 32, V. A. Brink 34, Captain Poulter 43, Charies Poulter 32, Lieutenant hunt 37, E. P. Welle 37, W. Warham 4, C. L. Bell 26, C. H. Eilis 40, Cor- poral F. M. Magill 42, Company L—Capiain Eggert 38, Sergeant Foley 39. J. Kraimer 28, H. J. Lefferman 31. J. Lauber 38, Musc. Gordon 34, T. Kiuse 24, M. Kruse 8, W. Porter 88, Sergeant Grundman 41, E. H. Sengstack 40, D. N. Rodgers 35, G. Sulli- van 28, C. Hura 23. Knights of the Red Branch Rifles—J. Smith 47, M. Gaul 43, M. Casey 40, J. Campbell 44, 7. Kearney 37, W. Hannon 38, J. Hogan 40, J. Green 42. The members of Company A are pre- paring for a good time on Thanksgiving eve. Invitations have been sent out for the tuirty-seventh annual ball of the organization, which wiil be held in the srmory, Twelfth and Franklin streets, Ozkland. Full uniforms and evening dress are the order. Company B (City Guards) of this city ill hold an interesting prize shoot on the Shell Mound range on Thanksgiving day. Aliof the active and ex-members have been invited to participate in the contests for the prizes, one ten-shot score being sllowed to each man. The distribution will be held early in December, and on that occas:on there will be a banguet and social. There will be considerable rifle shooting | on the Sbell Mound range next Sunday, the following organizations being down on the day’s programme: San Franciscs Schueizen Club and the Germania Schuet- zen Verein, bullseye contest for cash vrizes; Norddeutscher and Red Men's Schuetzen Company, monthly medals; Columbia Pisto! and Rifle Club, all-com- ers, re-entry medals and cash prize con- tests. | | | “The Spirit That Win, Rev. Dr. George C. Adams, pastor of the First Congregationa! Chureh, spoke at the Y. M. C. A. Auditorium yesterdey afternoon upon the subject, “The Spirit That Wins.” He said that itis the constantly sggressive, persistent de- termination to succeed, the feeling that never knows what itis to be finally defeated, that accomplisbes the most in the end. It is soin business; it is so in war; it is so 1n Christian work. George Washington, though he is said to have lost more battles than he won, pos- sessed such u spirit. o speaker told many interesting anecdotes to illustrate his subject. CALL.™ )1 the San Francisco CALI— hird streets, open until 12 ! SAN FRANCISCO FUSINESS OFFICE Corner of Market and @'clock every uignt in the year. H OFFICES open until 9 Hayes street. ope farkin streec: open until 9:30 o'clock. . corner Sixteenth aud Mission streets; open 143 Ninth street: open until 9 o' ciock. 2518 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 05 Polk street: open nntil 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till § o' Montgomery street, | 0CCLD! | (MONDaAY) EVEXNING ag 7:3) o'clock. | Second degree. By order of the W. M. 1839 Fulmore (TUNDAY) EV iy order of the muster. | HARRY BAEHR, Secretary. SOLOMON'S LODG and A. M. —The officers and s are requested to attend the fu- | neral of our Iate brother, JOHN McCORD srom the Masonic Tempie. TUESDAY, Nov a0 10:30 A. 3. By order of the master. HALKY BAEHR, Secretary. £, UIDELITY LODGE NO. 223, oy L 0. 0. ¥.—Officers and mem- 2 bers are hereby notifi-d (0 attend the 25 funeral of BROTHER W. K. FOR- 7N SYTH, from Richmond Cougregat onal Church, southwest cor. of Clement_st._and_Sevenih sve., north of park, TO-DAY (MONDAY), Nov. 22, at | 2p. M A W. DOWNES, N G. JAMES A. WILSON, Rec. Sec. | =4 60, F. CALIFORNTIA LODGE NC 1, L O. 0. F—MONDAY EV-S z | ENING, November Importan: SN business and nomination of uiicers /NN~ for ensuing term. LR P.J. MILLET, N, WIL IAMS, R, S. ! ADJOURNED ANNUAL ME ing of the stockholders of the Calif roia Winemakers' Corporation will be beld on WEDNE~DAY, Dec. 1, 1887 (adiourned from Wednesday, Nov 17, 1857), i 11 0'c.ock 4. 1 , in the Chamber of Commerc., San Francisco, Cal. W. J. HOTCHK IS8, Seeretars. SPECIAL NOTICES, -5 NOTICE—OWING TO THE PREVA- B<& 1ence of diphtherin in the clty no fricnas of ihe children or oth.r visltors will be admited to San Francisco Prolestani the malady aba’es. This precaution is taken preading the disease. By order of the president . P. MACCRELLISH, Secretary. 3= T0 MY FRIENDS: I, C E AVFR, B2 i1\ be o candlaate, for. o sbxi Cily: abd Assessor; my h ers ure at 1 Sixth i LDBUSCH, Sec Orphan Asyium | ¥ 70 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—_I | B nereny sive pub'ic notice that I will not be | responsible d by any per- | sou other than mys TERA, | " Da ed November 15, 1897. | | £, MME HANSE bartery and cabine LATEST GALV 2 116 Taylor s baths. h’h) U 'H STEAM W SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. MOIHER AND DAUGHTEE WISH POSL tons in the same house: mother is & good cook and munager; daughier for second worl best city refereaces. 223 Valencia st. Y 9UXG LADY WOULD LIKE HOUSEKKxP- er’s position, or will do plain sewing. Koom 9, 207 Post st. HELP WANTED—Continued. HELP WANTEB—Continued. PERSONALS. IRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL HOUSE- work: $12. 2612 Larkin. IRL TO ASSIST LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 4304 Fulton st. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND cooking, $16. 1448 O'Farrell ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CHINESE hotel cook, $50: meatand prstry. Address, stating reference, etc.. X. Y., box 89, Call. TEADY MAN; MUST BE NEAT WRITER and quick at figures: large commission-nouse: fair saiary to start: posicon permavent; $200 cash secutity required. C. H., box 80, Cail Office. YOUNS, WOMAN DESIRES A HOUSE keeper’s place: no objection (0 short distance in country. 969 Alission st., rosm 19. UPLOYMENT WANT£D BY EXPER: enced person: care of Infant or sewing or chamberwork; gocd local reference: wazes $25. Address J. M. ANDERSON, 142 Eighth st. 0UD COMPETENT WOMAN WI-HES PO- sition by the day or week; house or office cleaning. Call or address 224 Fourth st., room 17. TOUNG LADY DESIR A PLACE AS housekeeper: no objection to short distance in the country. 233 O'Farrell st., room 1Z. “OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS housekeeper: no objection 10 country home. 501 Post st., room 6. JITUATION WANTED AS SECOND GIRL ) or taking care of infant. Call or address MISS V. L, 817 Eddy st. 7TOUNG GERMAN GIRL SPEAKS FRENCH and Spanish, wants a housekeeper's place. 111 Geary st., 100w 2. b T ANTED—POSITION :AS HOUSEKEEPER orceek: vicinity of San Franeisco; Oaklund preferred. X. Y., box 10, Cail. 7 OUNG WOMAN WANTS A PLACE AS housekeeper: eity or country. 305A ~iason st “OUNG LADY RECENTLY Lake wisbes @ position as housekeeper. Market st., room 87. FROM SALT 850 TCUNG GE tion as housckeeper. LADY DESIRES POSI- 112 Yaylor st., reom 7. ANTED—'Y A YOUAG WOMAN & POSI- tion us housexecper for v idower's tamily. Ad- diess rom 1:. 10-0 \arset t. TOUNG LADY WANTS A NICE PLACE AS housekeeper: 1o objection 10 short disiance in the country. 122 Post st, room 10. o WOMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP: er's position. (all 11ud Mission st, corner of Sevenh, room 10, JUTUALIION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED 2 jady todo any kind of housework: wages not 0 much object as good home. Ceatral House, 536 Tulrd st., 100m 38. 610 LAFKIA-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE M ca Subscriptio 1v an | waii ads taken SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. VHINESE & JAPANESE; E J hieip: tel. main 1997. BRADL! H C D 20 YEARS 5Y & C0.,640 Clay UNTER & Co CHIS BSE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 6141 Califorata st., tel. main 231 HINESS AND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMENT office: best help. 4143 O'Farrell, Tel k. 426. AVANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENT oflice, best help, 314B Sutter st.i tel. Grant 30. W ASTED—WORK BY YOUNG MAN (GER- man) to wash aishes. assist in cooking. wait- ing: etty or country. Address H.MILLER, 631 Sacramento st., ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work: reference required. 2056 Mission. EN'S SOLEI G, 50c: LADIES, 40c: WHILE you wait. 638 Markei: branch 767 Market. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 3448 Twentieth st., cor. Capp. ANTED—PRESSMAN ON PANTALOONS. 734 Montgomery, room 1. IRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSEWORK; sleep home. 509 Haight st. JANTED—A GOOD WAIST MAKER. AP- ply at 244 Sixth st. ANTED — YOUNG Ma>, WITH SMALL casn capital.to go into partnership retail liguor salcon with young man who has many friends and much experience: big money (0 right PINISHEKS, BUITONHOLE MAKERS ON custom coats; steady work. 291 Natoma st T0 WORK IN ANTED — WOMAN kitchen at 13 Poik st. 00D FINISHER ON CUSTOM COATS: ais0 operator. 706 Folsom st . PPRENTICE WANTED ON PANTS. 95214 Howard s JIRST-CLASS FINISHER ON = CUSTOM pants. 41113 Kearny st second floor. PLKST-CLASs FINISHER ON VESTS; steady work: good wages. 427 Natoma st. {XPERIENCED SALESLADY ON LADI:S' und chidren’s underwear: none but experi- party. P.A., box 90, Call Office. £() ADVANCE SECURES EMPLOYMENT DU and transportation to Klondike and $50 stock in incorporated company. F., box 5, Call. W ANTED—FIRST-CLASS UPHOLSTERFX and carpet-iayer: steady work to the right man. A. V. HENKO, 2116 Fillmore. {XPERIENCED CITY SALESMAN;: REFER- ences. 331 Ellis st., Brownstone Wine Co. ARBERS' ASSOCTATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Oftice. . FUCHS, Sec., 325 Grant ave. ANTED—A STEADY MAN TO ASSIST IN plain oftice duties and coilect rents with Lorse and tuggy; must have $160 cash and be satisfied with $65 per mouth. 1118 Market st room 2. JTYLISH HAIRCUT i0C; LLEGANT SHAVE 5c; clean towels. 602 Pacific st, near Kearny. enced need apply. AARON BROS., 1036 Market [ ANTED—GIRL TO DO y LIGHT HOUSEH- work and assist with childres. Call 1306 Hayesst., near De visadero. (‘ IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND X plain cooking in small famiiy. Call this morning at 2005 Pine st., nr. Laguna, bet. 9 and 12, FERATORS WANTED, LEVI STRAUSS & € 13 Fremont st. DECRULITS WANTED FUR THi UNITED \ States marine corps, United Siates navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21and 30 years, who are citizens of the United Etates, or those Who have legully declared thelc intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and abie 10 speak. read and write English, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in heignt. For further information appiy at the recruiting office, 20 Eilis st., Nan Francisco, Cal. AWRENCE DRESS- CUTTING SCHOUL, 1079 Market: a perfect fit guaranteed without trying on: call and be convincet. JEW FRENCH SKI(RT PATThRRNS, 26C dress makers furnished positions free. McDow- €ll Dressmaking and Milinery School, 103 Post. VY ANLED-GEL YOUR SHOES MALE TO fi your fest a: the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom $1, 82, $3, $4 uud ¥5, ai 062 Mission st bet. First'and Second. LIVE SOLICITORS AMO'G BUSINESS houses. 910 10 a. 3., 580 California st., rm. 61. ] CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION To THE perfect manner in which hair is aressed here for 25c only; switches from $1 to $650: { make swiiches of the finesr, best quality of hair for only $3 50: bangs cutand curled 15¢° G. LELERER, 111sStockton st AL. HYPNOTIC INSTL, 40213 GEARY: bypnotism taughi, $3; diseases and habits cured; graduates become Psychic Club members. UINONIA NOW TAKES THE LEAD ASA bair dressing. G. LEDERER, 111 Stockton. K. KIRCHHOFFER HAS KKIURNED from Europe and resumed practice. Office, 850 Market st.; Tel. White 431. BUSINESS CHANCES. AR A A A A A A AN LES! 4 M Br.'sisxsl:ss CHANCF. BROKER, Has removed his offices from 5 Fourth st. to 785 Market si., opp. Phelan building: see him to vuy or sell your business for ca<h . CORNER GHUCLIY $1000. coos sartor Weskorn " aiaion’ il ked: doinga fine paying business. n ke Sonectal: excelient fixtures; worth $000. M. LSS, 765 Marke: st. BEST PARTOF = SALOON ON 3 MONT- < 53!' . gomery ave.: established 15 worth $700: cheup rent: nicely fitted up; doing wetl-paying business; must DOsitively be'soid at PSS, 165 Market st., rooms 3and 4. L ISS ANDEKSON, GRADUATE, SWk DISH nurse; baths: genuine massage; swedish movement: iadies, genis. 906 Market st., room 20, second floor. DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC- ialty ;private:no fee without success;collections G.W.HOWE, atty at law, 850 Muarket.cor. Stocktn. HE COMIC OPERA IN 1.0. O. F. HALL ON December 1 cannot take plsce owing to sick- ness: pupils thoroughly prepared foritie prores- sioual stage at J. G REVE~’> Opera School, 1256 Market st., Murphy Building. CORNER SALOON AND LIQUOR- . store; fine location: north of Marker 9.8 living-rooms: good large st ck on hands b rezlster: well flited up; mMUSt be 50 d at once Secount of sickness. M. LESS, 765 Mar<et.ra. 54, ON BEST BUSINESS 1600, S0 oS A S only a few doors from the Chronicle buildin been established ant running for more thi years, and has always do e an_enormous and 18 doing <0 now, which will be proven b; thorough trisl; this place is welknown and is easily worth #2600. M. LESS,765 Market,rms 5-4. $100 AW—WANTED, MAN TO STUDY LAW IN office; preference 10 good reasoner; williug to purchase’ interest in busines. Full particulars from S. J., box 12, Call. LOAKS AND TAILOR-MADE SUITS RE~ 1ailed at wholesale figures. 20 Sansome st HUF~CUMIDT, . gastitier. 623 SANITAKY PLUMBER iden Ginte av. ‘Tei. Sutter 47L i AVE YOUR FEATHER BEDS AND PIL- iows filled. McCABE, 870 Mission, cor. Fifth. ) OOMS WHITENED,$1 50 UP; PAPERED,§: \ tinted, $2. r. DIXON,421 Jones, tel. Blk. 1293, 5(() BUSINESs cAnDS “PRINTED, $1; o 25 visiting cazds, 26c. HILL, 2214 Geary. ADGES, PHOTO. AND BADGE BUTTONS made ;n San Franclsco at Eastern prices. WALTER N. BRUNT, 535 Clay st., S. F. PG CUTDOOR STEREOPTICON SHOW EVE- Ty night cor. Market and Sixth sts.- artisticad- vertisements in living light: promoters of busi- ness. Consult OWL ADV. CO, 1140 Market st. < MILK ROUTE; 25 CANS OF GOOD, &450. cash trade: most'y private custom- ers: excellent horse and wagon; this isa wel Satablished route; will bear the striciest investi- gation. M. LESS, 765 Market st., rooms $aud 4 ] RESTAUKANT AND CHOPHOUSE; F800. Sowntown among _ the whoiesais houses: no night or ~unday work: doing a zood chieap ren ; nice fixtu es aying steady bust g\l;‘:'lhgd uhle’. M. LESS, 765 Mark t., rms. 3-4. I TRANSFER COR R SALUON, $2500. cati'ana cizar-stand; hacasomely fic- ted up and coing splendid business: 8 private roomr; no opposition; large stock of first-c'ass gooas. M. LIS, 760 Marke st., rooms 3 and 4. € :‘)0 CORNKR SALOON IN THE BEST flFth . part of the city: neighborhood of rac- tories and shops: 4 Itving-rooms: long lease; chean rent; agood opening. M. LiSS,765 Markenrs 5-4. 7 SALOON, WITH LIVING-ROOM $400. farniture 'included; 1 block from Ma ket st.; has fine fixtar g good paying trade: worth your while seeing. M. \[OVED—DR. WISE, THE LADIES SPECIAL ¥l ist. 10 1118 Market st monibly troubles, ete. 615 M OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: M "Wincnester House, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 yooms; 2oc to $1'50 per night: $1 50 to 36 per week: ‘free bus and bagzage to and irom ferry. LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subscriptious snd waut ads taken. HELP WANTED-MALE. FARMER FOR FRUIT RANCH, 6 woodchoppers, $126: 2 teamsters. about place, $25: draper for city: porter for crockersy-houss, $8 a week : baker's helver, $20 and found: cook, country restaurant, £30 and found: second cooks, waiters: butler, £:36: aishwashers and others. Apply 10 J. F. CKOSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. ¢) COOKS, $60 AND ROOM: << cooks: second cook, $60 and €00k, $40 and room: 2 night cooks: 8 cooks, #45; secoud cook, $40 and room; 2 boarding-| cooks. $30 and room: German cook, $40. TIN & (0., 749 Market st. $20: %150 a day; mas 2 OYSTER room; pastry SIRES POSITION IN 00d cutter; experienced ariver: D. Z, box 86, Call. butcher-sho) well acqualnted with ci COMPE _AND LIQUOR BOTILER JAME 7T W L2.% and sober taan wishies posicion. NEUMAN , 534 Turk s: JELIABLE MAN OF EXP<RIE (GER- L man) wants situation in private family as coachman and gardener; thoroughiy understands the car of horses, gardening and milking: is strictly wmperate: ' good references. address C. W AITER, $80 AND ROOM; 4 WAITERS, 85 a week: 3 waiters, §6 a week; 5 waiters, $20 and room; waiter, $35 and room; 4 waiters, 37 a week: 2 walters. $25 and room: head waiter, $40 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Mar et st. DISHWASHK .S, 85 A WEEK: 6 DISH- 4 Washers, 316 aad room; Zdishwashers. $20 and room; 10 kitchen men, $8, $10 and $12 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 7, WOODCHOPPERS: “TABLEMAN, COUN- £9 try: blacksmith for shop on shares; barver for conntry shop. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. W. M, oox 9. his oflice. Youse MAN DESIRES A POSITION OF any kind in grocery: whoiesale or retail. Y. M., box 87, Call NOLOKED WAITER, 825 AND ROOM: J colorea porter, $26 and room MARTIN & €O.. 749 Market st. QITUATION WANTED S MaN ABOUT 2 place by young man; ESTAURANT CrOK, $90 PER MONTH: I fist-class references. cook to 0 sowh. MARIIN & CO., 749 Address Utility, R.. box 8, Market st M IDPIE-AGED Sw MAN WANTS | TNAKE BAKER: WINDOW WORK. MAR- | 4 situation around private house; gardener; ) TIN & 0., 749 Marxet st. coachman: first- ity or country . TOUNG GERMAN, WELL ACQUAINTE the city, wishes situation as driver for delivery- wagon. Address Prescoit House, room 75. go-d reference; , Call, NLERK FOR SMALL HOTEL MARTIN & /" CO., 749 Murserst. © RANCHH AN DS ©) CO.. 749 Market st. $15. ETC. MARTIN & ADIES SHO SOLI 50 MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repalring dons ut halt the wsual price. 562 Mission st. bet. 1stand 2d. ECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVEKY ROOM; Wincnester House, 44 Third st, nr. Marke; 200 rooms, 25¢ to $1 50 per night: $1 50 10 ¥6 per week; iree bus and baggaze 10 and from the ferry. W ANIED—AT MONTANA HOUSE, 764ty —. — Mission: men {o iake rooms: 10, '16¢ wad [ QUPESFLUOUS | HAIKS KEMOVED BY 25c per night; 60c, 80c and $1 per week. electrolysis. MRS DR. WELCH, 2115 Bush. AILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN | QUII TOORDER ON EASY INSIALLMENTS. wanted at Lane’s, 504 Davis st.. neac Jackson. | &) I. LEMOS. 1117 Marke: st bet 7th nnd Sth. WAKE 1HE Deab: WENZEL'S ALsKM clock: mo electricity; loudest. 602 Monte’ DRESSMAKERS. (i et nls, il on it ME. GOLDSTKIN—ELEGANT, STYLISH CALL Subscriptions and want sds taken. INE Mk N'S CALF SHOES TO ORDER, $2 5t men’s soleing, 35¢; only onefprice. 959 Howa HOEMAKERS TO BUY MENS UPPERS, $1 and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st ARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES for sule; also ladies’ and m'sses’, from 25¢ up; misfits exchanged; good repairing; shoes made 1o order, any style. Contral Repairing Shop, 749 Mission, near Grand Opers-house. 30()( BALRS-ANOLHER LOT Ok MxN's shoes: been slizhily dsmaged: at less than one-fourth their vaiue: from Z8c 10 $2 50. 662 Mission st. bet. First and Second. E. I ¥ SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE beer or wine bci best free lunch. €43 Clay. OOMS, 150 10 750 1’ per week. Oriental. JLCHO HOUSE, 86534 MALKET ST.—KUUMS 20c. 2B to 5UC might: 3L 1o 32 week. L NIGHT; oo v 94 9 225 Drumm st UT OF UNCALLED-£OR SHOES FROM 25C up to $1 20. 562 Mission st., vet. Ist and 2d. RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE- low Sixth, for a room: 25c a nigni: $1 a week. JINGLE KOOMS 16c AND 1lbc NIGHT, 7dc and 1 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. ‘ S ANTED-MEN 10 LEARN BARBER irado; shops, tools. posions surnished: 3 weeks required. S. F. Barber Coilege, 13814 Eighth, ANTED, TOCOLLECT WA K~ DUE LABOR- ersacierks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. Y ISCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIKD ST, NR. Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; iree 'bus and baggage 10 and from the ferry. Miitass up: dresses made over. 6 Fddy,r. 86. - CLATRVOYANTS. \ RS DR. F. CLARK, THE DISTINGUISHED AVl trance clairvoyant and medium: while en- tranced she will reveal every hidden mystery in Jife: she will show you how to overcome your enemles, remove family troubles restore lost at- fections: unites the separated. recovers lost, stolen or buried property: locates treasures, minerals: tells your entire lite, past, present and future,while in aperfect trance. Eours, 10 A M. 105 P. 1} perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail. Send stamp for circular wiih special terms. MRS, DE. F.CLARK. rms 25 & 28 1206 Markei, opp. Sixth. M LE: PORTER. WONDEREUL CLAIRVOY- AVl “aut card-reader. born doub e veil and second sight; diagnoses disease, full life reading; la. 50c : gents $1; palm. and clairv.; sit. $1 50. 126 Turk. MME. LE ~NORMAND. M cidirvoyant, formeriy 1 Polk_st., returned to 502 O’ Farrell; readings; lsdies. 25¢; gents 50c. \, ME. LA NORMANDIE, 401 LEAVEN- I wortn st., world-renowned card reader; gents 50c, laaies 25c. MAUE, MELVINA SLATER M clairvoyant and card-reader. Dnear Fourth. CELEBRATED RETURNED; 797 Mission st., A BRLVED; CLAIRVOY ANT PALMIST: LIFE £X readings, 25c. this week. 309 Fifth st., rm 3. ME. LEGEITE, LIFE REAUER AND BUSL. ess advice; oné price, 25¢. 313 Jessie, nr. 4th, SCOLCH SKER CARD- SODAN, S, 619 Eddy, 908 p. M. der and paimist ME. RAV:NA READS Libe bLULNTLY: business advic.; names given: 25¢ up.5 Fourtn. es and 4 good stock: does a LESS, 765 Market st., rooms 3 and 4. « OLD ESTABLISHED C 1G A k- $500. Sor wicn: cinbrooms: choicest 1oca- tion in Oakiand: doing a large and steady trade: * owner has other business, Call WILKE, 7t Market st . BAKERY AND CONFECTIO $1400. ey estabuished many years: ciow 10 Baldwin Hotel; this place does store trade only of daily 2 stances compel owner to a great sacrifice. ticulars WILKE, 783 Market st. Q‘)OO RESTAURANT, CHOP AND o= . oyster-house; monthly Teceipis $1400; rent $35; 2 years' lease; opposite dep t where daily 8000 peopie leave cars; a great s fice on account of family troubie. Call for pa ulars, WILKE, 783 Market st. cOFR() CORNER BRANCH BAKERY AND $250. candy-store: 1o Western adicion: 3 Tiving rooms; rent $20: a splendia offer for man and wife WILKE, 783 Market st. 1() HANDSOMELY FIfTED UP Sa- $300. 1o, adioiming horse market ana milk dairy depot: will iake partner. Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. 40( RESTAURANT AND OYSTER- $ « house in the Mission: rent $16: living: r00ms: a sacrifice; partners do not agree. WILKE 783 Market st. - $5}00 OLD - ESTABLISHED BUTCHER- © . shop; choicest location in the Mission: large cash trade: 2 horses, 1 wacon: cheap rent: investigate. Particulars WILKE, 783 Market s, JIRST-CLASS PAYING FRUIT AND VEG table store on principal street near Market: owner has to leave and offers a great bargain. Ap- ply WILKE, 783 Marke: st. SALOO. £9250 WITH 36 FURNISHED DZOVU. rcoms, kitchen and dinine-hall; 1 block from Marzet st. and Call building; first-class paying bur: rooms ilways occupied. Particulars at WLi Kt 783 Market st. OLD ESTABLISRED SALOUN, $B00. Wit Sustiiass: omch in cholsast 1oca: tion: average receipts 25 per day: from 90 to 100 customers I@nch: a firsi-cliss business off Call WILKE, 783 Market st. G A O0D-PAYING RESTAURANT ON $O00. Sourih'ec: rons 230 Araicinss Joon tion: Dest class Of custom: _rare chauce for lively mau orlady. WILKE, 783 Market st. Y QUNG Max wa dishwasher or willing to take any employ- men. Callor address 243 shipley st., bet. Fiith and Sixth. ADY FLACE AS MIDDLE-AGED MAN. STRONG AND WILL- MM ing, wanis work in private family; plain coox: ‘used 10 horses, gurden; useful in general; wages no object; reterence. Address A. H., 601 Websier st., Oakland. NCED AS =3 FAD 1ENANTS EJECTED FOR 4 collections made: city Or country. Pacific Lollection Lo, 415 Montgy .. room b: tel. 5550, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. | N EAT YoU MAN GIRL, WITH REF- AN erences. wishes second work in country; Swedish 2iri, 5 vears 1o last pirce, second work or private family iaundress: German housemx»id and cook, with reterence, neat and young: also many other capable girls can be secured at C. K. HAN- SEN & CO.’S_employment agency, 108 Geary st., tel. Grant 185. PETENT SWEDISH COOK, FOR PR o vate family, first-ciass in every respect, city references. Apply C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st LAUNDRESS, ALSO Ffi(s’l CLASS HOT private, excellent Teferences. & CO., 108 Geary st. JWEDISH HOUSEGIRL: GOOD COOK AND D laundress: 81 years last place; city or coun- try; $20 to $35. App'y at the Swedish and Ger- man Employment Bureau. MRS G. NOKTOXN, 323 Sutter st., telephone Green 721 C. R. HANSEN MIRST-CLaSS SWEDISH WAITRESS A seamstress desires situation: can cut and best references; city or country. MiSS CULLEN, 325 Stuter st. = MES : XPERI AYER WA AN and cab: 1201, Geary, room 11 < vngsgement. W. K., box 89, Call. 5= PAINTING. WHITENING, PAPER. ION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS hanging. HARTMANY, 239 Third st German gardener in the country; can mik and take cire of horses. Address A. M., 6J0 Sixth st. ITUATION WANTED BY A MIDDLY- d man; handy with tools and experteuced with hotel work. Address C. 1., box 91, Call, TORTH GERMAN WANTS POSITION grocery. 7. Howard st., room 90. PNGLISHMAN, SINGL J place in private st careful driver; low wages: dress Groom, box 84, Cail. 615 W iNcHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms 5 to 5160 per nlghi: £1 5010 $6 per week; convenlent and respectatls, f1ee bus and bargage 10 a0t oW ihe terry. IN , WUULD LIKE A ble or man about piace; city references. Ad- LARKIN_BERANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL Subsenptions sud wan: ads taken HELP WANTED-FEMALE. MERICAN CATHOLIC SECOND GIRL, $20; 4 cooks in German famliles, $25. $30 and $35: 3 German and Scandinavian girls for cooking and housewoik, $25 15 young xiris to assist. $10, $12 and $15: and girls of all nationalities to fi.l our numerous situations in city and country. J. F. CROUSETT & C0., 316 Sutter st. OOK, SMALL COUNTRY HOTEL, $25: 2 / waitresses and chambermalds, hoteis, $20 and $15; wailress. also cham bermaid, same house, $15: Inunch waitress. -3 weex; and’ others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. (GEEMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFIC RT, 417 Poweil st. hes' best help of all , MR~ : telephone Main OT AFRAID : can do general ing and a fine laundress: the best of refer- 2nd the best of work: $1aday and carfare; ladies please call. 225 Minna st. JESPECTABLE GIE L for light housework children: small_wages. tween Third and Fousth. WISHES SITUATIO - plain cooking: kind to Call 748 Howard st., b WOMAN WISHES WORKING ceeper’s position or do plain mending. b st. room 1. TOUNG hous: 181 Fou WIPOW WOULD ~LIKE POSITION S houseleeper or to do childien’s and family sewing. 995 Market st. room 21 W OMAN WaNIS WORK BY THE DAY y washing, ironing or housecleaning; $1 and car fare. 444 Minna st ADIES, Wi HAVE ON HAND A COMPE- 4 tent Swedish cook, German girl for house- work; also Scandinavian and German second girls and others awalting situations: best of references. J. F. CROSETT & €O, 316 Sutter st. VOOK. $35: 2 NURSES, $25 AND $20; 12 J bousework girls, city and couniry, $20 and $26; 8 vouug giris. assist, $10 to $15. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 Sutier st. "RENCH NURSERY GOVERNESS, MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. $20. OTHER AND DAUGHTER, COUNTRY, §20, fare paid. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter. N I 1 OUSEWORK GIRL, A 7]7, INA, $25, FARE pald. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sotter st. OUSEWORK, CI'Y, 2 IN FAMILY, $20 MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. OUSEWORK; GIRL: SAN RAFAE. see lady here 10:30. MISS CULLEN, Sutter st. $25: 825 WORKING HOUSE- widower. M. S., box OUSEWORK. MOD 1-STO, $20, FARE PAID: Alaweda, $20; Oakdale, $25 to $30. MISS CULLEN, 325 Suiter st. LADY_ WISHES A POSITION AS housekecper. 225 O’Farrell st., room 7. JEAMSTRIESS AND MAID; $.0. MISS CUL- LEN, 325 Sutterst. WEDISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION 10 do upstairs wors. %A Pleasant EFINED GERMAN SKCOND GIRL; $20. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. I ¥ PERIENCED AND RELIABLE GERMAN | Ioirl wishes siuation as chila’s nurse. Ad- s R, T., box 2, Caii. dre: 1YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER, TY PE’ writer, double-entry bookkeeper, 3years’ ex- perience wholesale firm, bes: references, capable of takinz full charge of correspondence, wiil ac- c2p. position ver; reasonable salarv: city or country. Address R.T., box 102, Call JWEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS & cook In first-class family. 1818 Polk st N D LADY DESIK:S A PoSL M tion as housekeeper in refined famiiy: good home considered before salary: references ex charged. R R., box 58, Call ¢ flice. Y OUNG, LaDY DESIRES stewardess or housekeeper. room 16. 7OUNG LADY WOUID LIKE A HOUSE- keeper’s place. 34 Sixth st., room 12 ILACE AS 101%; Grant ave., YHAMBERMAID: COUNTKY; $17. MIES CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. PXPERIENCED SHAMPUOERS FOR CITY baths, $25. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. JIRST-CLASS CHAMBERMAID FOR CITY hotel, §18. C. R. HANSEN & C., 108 Geary. 4 BESTAURANT WAITRESSES, $5, %3 50, £15: chambermaid, $15; German giri, house- work, $:0: ¢ir, 3 in family. $18: 20 girls, general housework, $15, $20: 10 voung girls to assist, §12, #16. . HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. JWEDISH GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, 3 IN iamily, $25° German house girl, $25: second eir. 815; 2 girl , Alameda, $25 each; nurse giri, 10giris to assist in’ housework, i, San Raiael, $20. Apply to MRs! “utter st. k3 NORTON, ERMAN SECOND GIRL, $20: 10 HOUSE- (3 "work girls, city and country, $20, 895 - MRa, NORTON, 323 Sutter st. ] () GOAL-MINERS, 82 50 A DAY: 3 SCAN- dinavian miners, $3 a day: shoveler, 2 50 aday: steady work. C. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. 5() \WOODSMEN: Sk BOSS HERE MON- DU qay; sare advanced. €. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st ~ FARMERS, GERMAN FARMER, $§20. J C B HANSEN & CO., 105 Gesry st. APANESE MAN AND WIFE, ANTED_LABURERS AND MECHANICY 10 know tha: Ed Kolkin. teno House proprie- tor, #ulll runs Denver Housa 217 Third st 154 81 1083 per weeic. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS; A PROFITABLE SIDE Call from 10 t012. 1215 Bourbon st ADY 4line MBS BOSS PALMISIAND CLATRVOYANT: ¥l hours 10 10 4,7 10 9; g 50c, L 25. 205 Turk. J OTICE.—GUS STRAND & CO., 19 SIXTH st., will sell your business quick for cas. 7 YPSY LIFE-READEE, 8 SEVENTH ST.: ladies 2fic, gents 50c; sil questions answered. SYBILLE, CRADLE T0 GRAVE; FU- sbana’s picture 25¢;ladies. 914 O’ Farrell MELVILLE, GREAT CLAIRVOYANT water reader. 92)% Mission, opp. Mint. M PARTNEKS WANTED. T ADY WITH $2000 A< PARTNER: 25 PER cent guaranteed on Investment. Address Mrs. A. B, box 60, Call Office. J 0. G R HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. W AILER, 855 WAITER, $30; RESTAU- rant waiter, $30 and room: 3 dinner waiters, $20. G K. HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary st. "OND COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, NORTH, 60, fare advanced: cook for mining boardine. house, £50, see party bere; German cook. small hotel: $85; 1fry cook, $55: second cOOK for Ure- gon, $10. C. K. HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary st. (GEDERAL MERCHANDISE SALESMAN must have thorough knowledge of busincss; call to-cay (Sunday) 10 t0 11 A. M. and see boss at our office. MURKAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st.; open to-day (Sunday). JARMER AND WIFE FOR A RANCH; 6 farmhands; 6 teamsters, $1 75 day: 3 boys to learn trade; blac<smith ' for a ranch: 55 tie- makes, 8c each; 65 shingle and shake boltmaker: ers, dishwashers, etc. MURRAY & 34 and 636 Clay st. JTENOGRAPEER AND ASSISTANT BOOK- keeper wantad; age from 20 to 20: best of ref- erences required. ' Call to-day (Sunday), 10 to 11 A. M, and see boss aL our office. MURRAY & READY, 614-636 Clay st. FFICE BOY FOR THIS OFFICE. WARD & CO.. 608 and 610 Clay st. T {XPERIENCED MAN TO RUN A DOUBLE- block Cha'iner machine in shingle-mill, $2 50 and boara: lumber-yard boss, couniry, $2 10 $2 50 & day: 4 strong boys for planing-mili, country, 420 and voara; 20 common laborers for irrigation ditch. $26 and board, winter's job, fare §2. to o to-day, 10 woodchopp-is, 4-00t pine, $1 a cord: 10 tic-makers, 8¢ and 10c each; 10 posimakers, 184¢ (0 214¢ each, tools and provisions advanced, see boss in town, year's work, first-class timber. R.T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. A LASKA BUSINESS IN CONNECTION with an old-established mercantile hous party with $1500 can find lucrat.ve iu with good security. A, T. Co., box 99, Call. RS, DR, ANNA THOMAS_FIRST IN HER profession: never fails: advice; help. 929 Post. M M ME. HANSEN, PALMIST, CARD-W RITER: past, present und future; 26c. 148 6th, r. 5., MOLE. MOREAU. BEST MEDIUM, CLATE- voyant, card-reader; 25c up. 73 Fourth st LWIHELGRAY,CLAIRVOYANT,CARD READ- Xier.paimist,electro-magnetic heaig.1169 Mission HOUSES WANTED. ADY WANTS 1 LARGE UNFURNISHED house-keeping room: rent about $3 a mo.; fire- pluce if possible; or 2 unturnisbed, do., at $5; central. Address, box 106. Cali Oftice. ROOMS WANTED. W ANIED—FRONT AND BACK PARLORS hanasomely turnished, for man and wife north of Market st.: from $20 to $30; write par- ticulars. ~D. Z., box 73, Call Oftice. ANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE, 2 CON- nectiug furnished rooms for housekeeping; state price. Address W. P, :9 Ninth st ANTED—BY LADY. TWO UNFURNISHED rooms for housekeeping in private family; siate price. T. C. B.. box 10, Call O flice. WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. W ANTED=T0 BUY A FIRST-CLASS STERE- opticon ouutit. Address W., box 18, Call. OUNTERS WANTED—S CROCKERY OR clothing tables (been used) at low price 1f in good order. Send price aud where 0 be seen to SM11LH'S, 27 Market D-HAND CLOTHING,DRE=SE~,SEAL<KINS & wanted; best prices; send postal. 1020 Folsom. 2 W ANTED—COOK, PRIVATE BOARDINC house, 835: cook, plain country hotel, $2: restaurant cook. $10 a week; waiter, $7 a week: indoor servant, $20; butler, $30; apprentice for French launary, $15, elc. ANDRE’S, 308 Stock- ton st. W ANTED — FURNACE FOREMAN, $70, and 2 furnacehands, $50, 10:&'lnnnblr mia steady place: also farmers milfers, laborers, €00ks, waiters and dishwashers. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st. UTLER, $40. MISS CULLEN, 326 SUTTER street. |53 J AITER, COUNTRY, §20. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sulter street. ANTED — WATCHMAKER; REFER- ences. Call or address 39 N. EI Dorado, Stock- V ton. KEEN HANDS 10-DAY; ALSO SEAMEN all parts of the world. HERMAN'S, 687 Cluy. ESPECTABLE GERMAN BOY TO AT- tend plumbing shop 444 Valenciast. (CATMAKER AND PANTSMAKER WANT-, Jed. Call esrly at 528 Golden Gate ave. W ANTED_OFFICE-BOY AT LICK LAUN- dry. 9 Lick place. OY AGED 16 RESIDING WITH PARENTS; references required. 130 Powell st. YOUNG MEN; GOOD INDUCEMENTS; NO experience; cali 8 A. 3. $36 Howard st. 0 1 PRESSER ON LADIES’ JACKKTS. DA- VIDSON & MILLER, 731 Market st, G&m CHANCE FOR_YOUNG MAN TO learn barber trage. 30214 Fourth st KRMAN COOK FOR COFFEE AND Iurch honse. 32 Sixth st. W ASLED-SECOND HAND ON CAKES. 32 Sixth st., bakery. FIRST-CLASS PRESS suits. R LADIES' TAILOR A. KAHN, 143 Geary st. OUNG LADY TYPEWRITER AND COPY- ist wants a place. 2035 Geary st.. room 2 JOUNG WOMAN WANTS POSITION AS housekeeper. Cail 118 Sixth st., room 32. @OUNG WOMAN WISHES POSITION A housekeeper. 112 Taylor st.. room 2. 1st floor, (XPERIENCED GELMAN LADY'S maAlD seeks position with lady living iu hotel; would sleep at home: best of references. Address C. C, 9 WAITRESSES. CITY, $20 AND ROOM: ) solicitor_for advertising: head waitress, $25 and room: 5 youn: giris, small restaurants, $3 to $5 per week: 5 chambermalds and wait some, $15 and room: 8 cooks, $20 to $30 and room. MAK- TIN & CO,, 749 Market st W ART; P—AMERICAN COOK. COUNTRY, $30; 2 French uurses, $20 to 125y hotel cook, country, $26; German cooks, $25, $30 and $35: French chambermaid und_seamstress, $20; G er man second, $20; giris for housework and assist, $20, $15 and $10. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockton. 1700 Hyde st Y QUNG LADY WANTS SITUATION: STORE or bihery: sieeps at home. Cali or address 24 Mint ave., opp. M-tropolitan Temple, Fifth st. i JANTED—WORK BY THE DAY: WASH- lag, ironing, housecleaning; reference.” Apply 607 Post st., firat flat. OUNG LADY DESIRES A STEADY PLACE as housekeeper; iy or country. 126 Fourth st., room 23: PUESSMAKLR, GOOD FITTER, WISHES ergagements: $125 per day. Address 1018 Howard st., top floor. 5 WAITRESSES, COUNTRY, $15; GIRL FOR housework, Courtland, and other plices: also laundress country hotel’ MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. T THE W:MEN'S E. AND L UNION, 7 Van Ness—Dressmaking, haircressing, mil- linery, macicaring, rnglish, French, German, Spanish, violin, mandolin, guitar, palnting, em. broidery and fancy-work iaught for $1 50 per month: singing aud cooking taught for $1 per month; all Kinds of female heip supplied. COATMAKEB WANTED. 18 MINT AVE. KLEIN, 109 SIXTH ST., WILL PAY « cash for clothing and books; send for me. TQOLS OF ALL KINDS sI1OVES AND ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market AW\ BROKER—OLD GOLD, SILVER, CAST- off clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. CHINAWARE. 7 Or; MISSIUN — SUBSURIFIoNS AND 2D26 Vane'sis samon oA b ANbLs Sl was e e e L SPIRITUALISM. MBS KATE HASKINS DEVELOPING CIR. Mon. eve.; cir. Tues. eve.: sittings daiy; S 701 Mcallister st. M N RS. MAYO STEERS, 11215 OAK: CIKCLES Tues. 8 p. .. Thurs RS. SHRINER, CLAIRVOYANT, MEDIUM; sittings daily: 10 to 4. 230 Kearay st. M. FRANCIS, INDEPENDENT SLATE « writer. 118 Haight st.; bours Y until 8 P. M. RS J.J. WHITNEY, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, for messages and advice. 218 Stockton st. M ASTROLOGY. RAL SEER—PROF. HOLMES, 1 FIFTH horoscopes, questions, aavice. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE M. SPECK & CO., 602 MARKET ST. 7 rooms, worth £500. 2160 16 rooms, sate and payinz house. 500 45 rooms, modern. aiwavs rented......... 1600 125 rooms, no better investmen: for........ 2500 $_10“ HOUSE VERY GOOD......27 RO MS ) « 20 rooms on Market; rent $15. 12 rooms on Market, offices .. 2 F55 wagon STRA FISH AND OYSTER MARKET . best market in the city: horse and clears easily $150 a month; bargain. D & CO., 19 Sixth st. &9()(), BEANCH BaKERY AND STATION D20V, ory ctore: 2 inrnished rooms: reut best location norih oOf Mrke: st STEAN CO., 19 Sixth st. 175, FARTNER NEEDED 10 ATIEND { O. casn counter, etc.; 1si-class restauraut $250—Steady man as pariner in saloon. $500—Partner. lady or gentleman, in Al tran- sient lodging-house. For bargains, HEALY & CO., 917 Market st. 140(). SORNER GROCERY AND BAR: + sure money-maker for right partles. #300—Good located and paying restaurant. $000—Firsi-c.ass corner cigar-siore. 21200—Fine corner saloon; only day trade. And many other good bargains at ANDERSON & CO.’S, 777 Market st. IQUOR-STORE AND BAR FOR 1 cheap. Apply to SIEBE BROS. MANN, 328 Saasome st. 3 ¥INE SALOO $LTH. good business; 805 Howard st 100D SALOON; BIG BARGAIN; G “so1d immedtatels. 319 Third st. IMALL SALOON: WILL BE SOLD CHEAP; city front, low rent. 927 Eust st.. E SALE & PLAGE- GOOD LOCATION; cheap rent; bargain. MUST BE ESTACRANT: $100: WOKTH $300; MUST besold. Call 27 Mmth st. ESTAURANT; CHEAP ACCOUN ness: good location. BUYS AN ABSOLUTE SURE MON- 8500 Fraxing dusinesss ral Investizgation solicited, but money oniy talks. 40214 Geary st T SICK- Call 155 Minha st. QMALL DELICACIES, GROCEKY AND 1 bakery for sale cheap at 2856 Mission st. near Twenty-fifth: going out on account of sickness. LON $700. o5 box 89, Call. FOR, SALk, NOTIONS AND —BAKERY cheap on account of sickness. 718 Montgome ery ave. C ESTABLISHED HOME B A K- profits over $50 month. A. W., FECKER'S REAL ESTATE AND BUSI. + ness £xchange has removed 10 40214 Geary. H. ¢ DECKE 60 OAL YARD, CONTENTS AND CERTIFI. 4 cate for sale cheap: good location. 1623 Market, ROOMS; CLEARS $300; EXCHANGE FOR realestate. H. C. DECKIicR. 1020 Market. OOK AT THIS BARGAIN — 10-ROOM house, well furnished: near Market and Sixth; rent only '$25: 3 rooms pay rent: great barzal : on account departure. See STRAND & CO., 19 Sixth. ALK ABOUT BARGAINS! READ THIS: Dinner sets, 50 pieces, lisht gray decoration, with border, per set, $4. Dinner set, 50 pieces. wild flower, with gold trimmings, per set, $4 50 Dinner set, 50 pieces, belltlower decoration, with gold handles and trimmings, per set, $5 75. c CROC] EAPEST PRICES IN AMERICA. SKY, CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE ELITE CHINAWARE A BPECIALTY. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO, Stores Everywiere, 52 Market Street, San Fraucisco Headquarters. $250, MUST BB SOLD T0-DAY: 18-KOOM Z0V. 10dging-houss well furnished; all rooms rented: can clesr from $30 t0 $40 per month. 120 Fourth st. ODGING-HOUSE OF 12 ROOMS FOR SALE; Owner going East. 221 Minna st ©4-ROOM LODGING-HOUSE: CHEAP; RMS, Z% allrented. 610 Howard st. nr. Third. OUSE 17 ROOMS, ALL RENTED: PAYING well: cheap account sickness. 108 Sixch st, CABPET-CLEANING. Lo RS M~ 1LY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS. itans, moves, iays carpets. G. h, STEVEN: Migr. 38 and 40 EIghth st.; telephone South 230 W HEN YUU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPAULDING'S PloneerCas FREE. pet-beating Works, 353-57 Tehama s BICYCLES. e o WATGHES: VARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE ONINAWARE new. J. MCQUELX, 453 Stevenson: tel. S 298 ) A LYANCE CARPET- CLEANING Co, 303 £\ Suiter; cel. Miain 594 GEO. W ALCOM, prop. YV REAT EASIERN STEAM CARPET-CLE, HORSES. ing worka 14 8th, B. GRANT, tel. Jowie oy A USTION SALES KVERY SATURDAY AT 11 o'clock of horses, buggies, Wagons, harness, etc. Emporium sales yards 220 Valencia sk, 3 WATKINS suctioneer. . 4() BOBSES FOR BALE, ALSO WAGON Marker, skhham-uc;uc e %‘;& th st.: auciion sales eve Beaday” KULLIVAN & DOYLE."Auetionours. UST ARRIVED, 150 DRAUGHT AND driving horses. TATT . k - A LL'S, 721 Howard. XPERIENCED “APPRENTICE ON CUS- tom coats; steady work. 966 Folsom, uostairs. ANTED—PARTNER WITH CAPITAL IN a firsi-class bakery and confectionery: situ- ated in & rood neighborhood; owner intends to open a coffee and icecream parlor: good show for the right man, but only experienced man need ap- ply. X. F., box 97, Call Office. ANTED— INDUSTRIOUS PARTNER, small capiial, to help in store; good profits; board and lodging incinged. 410 Brannan st. (GYQD-PAYING BUSHELING SHOP FOR sale cheup on account leaving thecity. Inquire 236 Ellis st WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. MACHINERY, BELTING, PIPE, BLAC A1 smith tools, brake-block rubber, hise. tools of ali descriptions bought and sold. ' J. LIVING- STON, 204 Mission st., branch store 46 Clay. J OB $ALL—SECOND-HAND PHAETON AND top buggy: cheap. 903 Golden Gate ave. TWOHORSE COAL AND HAY WAGON: 3 tons capacity. 58 Mission st AL EINDS NEW & SECOND-HAND WAG- ons, carriages, buggles, carts, harness: largest assortment, lowest prices. ' 15th and Valeucia sts. 1CYCLES AND REPAIR SHOP FOR SALE: only one in the county; near a point where will De from 800 to 1000 men working on new raiiroad irou bridges, eic., for over 2 years; chesp. Ad- dress K. X., box 86, Call Oftice. OUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK Yln small family. 236 Twelfth si, Flnq LASS WOODCARVER WANTED. FINK & SCHINDLER, 1309 Market. ARCALNEL SAKGAINS! BARGAINS! IN new second-hand wagons, buggies, carts, harness, robes aud blankets. mbol? Harness Company, 211 Larkin st., opp. new City Hall. FINE LAUNDRY, BAKER'S AND MILK ‘wagons cheap for cash or instaliments; 1 fine top and open buggy: alsol hack. 28 Harrison st J. TLEANING, oC, LAYING, he; KU . SAM / ples tree; B e tel. Jessie 944 Stratton, 8 Eighth, $200. EYENIURE BUSINESS: MUST « sell this week. 936 Howard st OTEL AND BAR, NR. CITY; 25 STEADY bosrders Apply 809 Polk st. (QLD-ESTABLISHED SALOON IN CENTER of city: near Call. Examiner and Chronicie buildings: must sell; sickness: great chance, Ad- dress T. 0. C., box 10, Call Uftice. PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS HAV- ing at present time a large and lucrative trade; long estubiished and in tourishing conditio: every opportunity offered for investigation. H. H., box 101. Call Office. 15 RESTAURANT; YOUR OWN cheap rent, good business. Apply PRICE; 27 Ninth: FOR SALE_PAYING SALOON IN MANU- facturing district; rent $30: 4 living-rooms Inquire WICHMAN, LUTGEN & CO., 318 Cl; PLENDiD STERN-WHEEL RIVER PAS- 1 §evser and frelght sceamer for sale Apoly i ATELER, General agent North Pacific Rallway, 638 Market s., S. RANCH BAKERY AND NOTIUONS FOR sale: next door to school. 375 Sanchez st. ONTENTS OF COALY A8D AND CERTIFL cate for sale cheap. 915 Post st. ORTLAND AGENCY “CALL” INQULRE this office or 123 Third st., Portiand, Or. OFFEE AND T:A KOUTES SUPPLIED from CASWELL & €O, 415 Sacruniento se VARPEAS CLEANED & LENOY AT, 1K new. 23'Tenthi lei. South 36, Mackintecy &Ca. X MITCHELL CARPET-C: NG C 240 14ih st.; cleaning 3c. a yffi‘gg}fk"‘lod WATTS,reliable carpet-ci + ‘atlon works, 418 MeALiiscer ONKLIN'S CABPEL - BEATIN, RS, 4 Golaen Gate ave. Teiomors Faay s e —— LOST. \renovig,aiter- Tel. Jessie 321 J 85 RE- ALASKA ENTERPRISES, 10 MEN TO TAKE INTEREST work on a gold-dredger in Al must be able bodied and have 250 cach. For par- ticulars address J. Z.. box 145, Call Office. ———————————————————— FURNITURE ¥FOR SALE. IN AND kanext April; TSR FY)R SALE—4 ROOMS OF FURNITURE, complete, on account of death: cheap. 57 Howard st. F URNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COU~. ters, showcases ANDERSON, 1121 Marke, ACKAGE OF 16 RATE P, ward. Klevator-man, 528 u’i?.’fif ARTEN FUR TIBBET; GIFT; ¥ h liberal reward. Return room 18, Slllg:wll)lxlf JTRAYED OR STOLEN—A LAKG 3 S Hount: biack head, tan over eyes: I:M;'(:fd legs a speckled gray: ret 19635 Spackiod: grax urn and receive reward. 1,08, 3A MINIATURE GOLD CORNET pendant. Finder pleas Chabn More; render please retarn to Kohler & e ————————————————————— TYPEWRITERS. EMINGTON NoO. 3; sample sent. SCOTT FINE ORDFR: §25: &BANNAN,!NSH‘:nE FURNITURE WANTED. » CARPETS, 1 TC.; CA SH FOR ¥URNITUR! Facific kor Co., 228 Stockton st fuil value. 1GH ing. ST PRICES 10 FILL NEW BUILD- 840 Mission s _; tel. Mint 1821, = P. BEAUC.1AMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR « furnished houses, aroceries, etc. 305 Larsin. i J. NEUNAN, 121 SIXTH ST, BUYSAND « sells furniture and carpets; also storage. NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st. jhighest prices paid. Tel. Davis 71