The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 29, 1897, Page 12

FRANCI CO CALL, MONDAY, 1897. OVEMBER 29, MANY HOLES [N THE BLACGK Shell Mound Riflemen Shot for Turkeys and Medals. A Treacherous Sunlight Spoiled a Number of Fine Scores, W. E. Tobin and C. H. Otten Carried Off Company I's Gold and Sil- ver Trophies. Although there was but little wind on the Shell Mound rifle range yesterday the atmospheric conditions were pecu iar, which may explain the cause of some of the shots being wild. The light indeed played sad havoc with several fine for with the same holding the marksmen got a number of *off’’ shots that they could not account for. There were plenty of lovers of the sport on the ground and scores, a keen interest was manilesiea in every match. In addition to their regular monthly buliseye contest for cash prizes the Germania Schuetzen Ciub held a con- test for turkeys, three shots, German ring target. On all scores over 65 out of a possible 70 the prize was a fifteen-pound turkey. 7Those making between and 65 won a twelve-pound bird and those who tailea io secure over 45 had to be conient witha fowl weighing only ten pound. In this contest Utschig, Faktor and Thier- bach won the full weight “‘turks.” Their scores and those of the others were as fol- lows J. Utschig 68. D. B. Faktor 65, L. Bendel 56, H, Helburg 61, J. Daly 34, W. aorken 36, J. Peters 64. ¢ pers 40, H. Zecher 61, E. Aigeltinger 24, F. P. Schusier 55, H. Huber 57, J. Huber . Ahrens 62, 1 Thierbach J. Wit 50, J. Tieae! 64, M. Wredeu 26, C. Nobman 3 E. Klein 57,F. Rust 51, B. Wenle A. Jungbiut 60, J. Siebe G. H. Bahrs 53, . Finking Ritzau 49, J. Young 36 D. Heise 59, E.'H. Goetze 64, J. Thode 37. The cash prize-winners in the bul seve contest, g« shown by the measuring ma- chbine, were as iollows: Koch 41. McPartland 32, Meyer 31, Otten 42, Powers 37, Redell 28, Ringen 39, Seyden 28, Wiseman 39. Company M—Sergeant W. Maher 36, Ser- geant Cobby 40, Macdonaid 32. Engl¢ 36, Captsin O'Neil 19, Nutter 24, Lyons 26, Ay- hens 17, Corporal Noyes 30, Corporal Keliy 21, Lage 29, Eisenbeis 19, Volkman 33, Corporal Reay 34, Kelly 32, Corporal J. Maher 36, Ser- geant Sontag 23 Noxt Sunday the following organiza- tions will hold their monthly shoots at the Shell Mound range: Red Men’s Schuet- zen Section, Deutscher Krieger Verien, Independent Rifles, Companies A, B and D of the Nauonal Guard and the Naval Militia. HANDBALL GAMES. Some Good Playing in Both the Local Courts. The two handball courts vatronizea yesterday. At Philip Ryan’s 8an Francisco court, were well | 8°8 Howard street, the games at the con- | | 1, J. Utschig, 40 points; 2. J. D. Heise, 101; | 3, L. Haage, 111; 4, L N. Ritzan, 333; 5, ¢ Thierbscn, 450; 6, X. 1. '645; 7, J Young. 665; 8, del, 9, H. Z-cher, ; 10, R. 880; 11, Judge Bahrs, 206. The San Francisco Schuetzen Verein also held a builseye shoot for cash prizes, and their scores 1n the order of the win- nings were as follows: 1, La Msire, 71 184; 3, 5. Aipers, 186 Moiken, 849; 6, J. Tiedema, Haase. 394; S, H. Huber, ut, 502; 10,'A. H. Pap. bach, 548; 12, E. H. Z Ritzau, 606; 14, H. Z Heise, 687; 16, John ce 4; ken, 78%; 18.'D. Salsfield, 819; 19 meister, 863; 20, G. Schuiiz, 876 Two of the German clubs beld - their monthly medai contests. Their scores on the 25-ring German target are annexea: Redmen Schuelzen Company — Champion class, J. Tiedeman 401 rings; first ciass, C. Oldag 279; second class, M. Dickert 311; third cl William Dussler 301; fourth F. s, lass, Richrrds 270. Best fisst aud’ last shots, Tiede- | man 24 Norddeutscher Schuetzen Club—Champion class, not fiiled; first class, Henrv Stelling 414 ings; second class, J. Thude 1d cla-s, D. Salfield 349; four nss, Meyer 280. Best first shot. H best lustshot, J. Gefken 25, In the Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club’s siand , there was a lively contest in sev- eral of the re-eniry mutches, for the year is nesrly run and there are several val- uable medals, and a number of good-sized money-purses siill tang in the air, so to speak. On the Bushnell medal, Young forged 2 points ahead, making his total 85 points. However, Pape held his own and made a gain of 4 points, which put bhim ugust y Stellig 25 well in the iead with 73 points. Co.umbia target. On the fif yard range Dorrell meade an :dvance in his total on the re- volver match. were as follow Rifle re-entry maiches, open to all comers, 200 yaras, Columbi zet, F. H. Bushnell Tifle medal and cash prizes, three-shot scor.s A. H. Pape, 7, 11, 7; F. O. Young, 9, 10, 9; 0. A. Bremer, 10; A. B. Dorreil, 16. Cash prizes on flags (inch centers) during n A. H. Pape, 10; ¥ Young, 7; A. B. Dorrell, 3; Dr. L. O. Rodgers, 3; Glindemann military medal, E. Jacobson, 2; F. 0. Young, 1. Pistol re-entry maiches, open to all comers, filty yards, Columbia target, Gordon Blanding The best scores of the day the month, Bushnell medal: 0 pistel medal and cash prizes, three-shot scores—C. M. Daiss 6, Dizmond pistol record medal snd cash prizes, ten-shot scores—J. E. Gorman 35, 36. Howard Carr, any revoiver medal and Pprizes, six-shot scores—A. B. Dorrell 2 Achille Roos 22-rifle medal, ladies’ and cash prizes, five-shot scores—Mrs Crane 13, 21. Mrs. C. F. Waltham 15, 18. Among the military shots there was con- eiderable competition, especially in Com- pany I, where in addition to the monthiy medal contests there was a match for the annual gold ahd silver medals. This company was organized in 1871, and ever since the members have shot for the highest places and the honors that go therewitn. Lieutenant W. H. Tobin was the high man yesterday with forty-fourin ten shots on the military target. He wiil take the gold trophy, and C. H. Otten the silver medal on & score ot forty-two. The other records made were as foilows: sh 30. rophies Joig Company I—Captain Richter 39, Lieutenant O. F. Huber 39, Lieutenant Tobin 43, Sergeunt Moore 42 Sergeant Corcoran 40, Sergeant Blhieahan 37, Sergeant Lameteyer 31, Sergeant Golly 41. Corporal Sto:zenwald 12, Cor poral Eon 40, Corporal Day 12, Corporal Bucking 36, Corporal Owens 36. Corporal Cappelmann 41, Payson 41, Balke 35, Blarvat 39, Cheline 18, Diez 32, Hall 39, Hauser 24, K:limann 40, E clusion of the day’s sport stood thus: P. Ryan and G. McDonald defeated D. Rodg- ers and M. McNeil. Score, 21—14, 16—21, 21-19. In & handicep game N. J. Prendergast de- feated D J. Sheehan and W. H. Kediau. Score, 21-16, 17—21, 21—20. M. Basch and W. Hamilton defented J. Ho- gan and M. Joyce. Score, 21—18, 15—21, 21-17. M. Joyce and M. Basch defeated E. Barry and T. Fo Seore, 21—14, 13—21, 21—1 R, & and Shields defeatet J, Golden and C. Ward. score, 21—15, 13—21. 91— J. White and urley dejeated and J. Collins. Score, 21—14, 12—21, 21-16. P. Steiner and H. Danger deies ed P. Han- sen ana L. Corraine. Score, 21—14, 13—21, 2120, I ¥. Bonnet and R Linehen defeated J. C. Nealon and A Hampton. Score, 21-13, 16—21, 21—18. In the zames at J. Condon’s Occidental Court, 120 Grove street, there were seven spirited coniests disposed of during the day, with the following results: W. I ssell and B. Ciements defeated A. Me- Inerncy und J. McCarthy. Score, 21—13,16— 21,2114 D.0'Lenry and P. Kenelly defeated E rby ana O Anderson. Score, 21—12, 19—21, 21— 15 G. Ebner end Al Collins defeated A. Mc- Vicker ard B. Clements. Score, 21—18, 14— 21, 211 J.Shaw and P. Kelly defeated P. Hutchin- and T. Sullivan. Score, 21—17, 19—2I, and J. A Condon_defeated J. Pennoyer. Score, 21—1 lergast 1 ana 21— inson and A. Pennoy 21—19. M J. Kilgallon Dowl 12, Score, 21—18, 13— 21, and H. Hassell defeated J. 1g and J. Shaw. Score, 21—18, 20—21, e Fire ¥rom a Clgarette. The Fire Department was called out yester- dny afternoon to put out asmall bleze in the barber-shop of Frank Rock at 619 Sacramento street. The damage, which smounted to $25, was caused by the carelessness of some one who discarded a cigarette with suflicient fire to ignite some paper on the fiour, which unicated with the iurniture. et “GOLDEN POPPIES.” a calendsr for 1898. and all other eelendars and Christmns cards ready for mailing at Sanborn & Vail’s, 741 Market. * T HOTEL ARRIVALS. & RAND HOTEL € Hughes, Berkeley. J Rogers & w, >an Mateo A H Schuabel, Newcastle D C Mitchel, Nev Cit A H Mixer, 1.04 Ang B Dalngerfieid. Cal L L Pniilip’, Hanford T H Estrella, Berkeley M Besse, ~anta Cruz J bolan, Valitjo R H stuit, Vacavile R R Veal, Mariinez G Wipans, Bl< Diamond C H Davis, Paio Alto J W scott. Chicago ler, Broderick us. San Jose EM thal, ~an Jose F A Hoaapp, Martinez H E barber, Stockton J Wolfskill & w, Los Ang v E Collier, Colo £ LWilliams. 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At last the San Francisco public are going to witness a ball game betwesn live players on a live ground and with a live ball. This game will not only be played under these conditions, but it will be alive to the interest of the poor and the un- fortunate. To-morrow at Recreation Park those great aggregations of ball-tossers—All- Americas and Baltimores—meet. The players, the attaches, even to the impor- -tant spieler, Abe Marks, have volunteered theirservices. Theyexact not one cent for tribute. The entire proceeds of the game will be turned over to the Associated Charities, they to make such dispositicn of the funds as, in their judgment, they +hink proper. The lessees of the grounds have given them free for this worthy and benefi- cent cause. A band-of thirty pieces will discourse popular music, and when Lange, the great center-fielder for All-Americas, steps to the plate, batin band, to swat the ball it will dissourse that popular melody with variations, “‘Lange,” and not **Casey,” at the bat. melodious accompaniment. To the resonant sound of base hits the band will play a On this occasion Patsy Donovan, Captain of Pittsburg and the great right fielder of Baltimore, will do his livel best to bunt the ball and beat it 1o first. The handsome and accomplished Huey Jennings will gallop over the diamond like a gazelle pursued by the huntsmen. Mike Griftin will display bis walk, which is a cross between a slot machine and a typewriter, with all its varigatea accommpaniments. Clarke’s voice will be tuned to a high pitci and the echoes of it will mingle with the harsh ana discordant tones of the ferry-boats on the bay. Patsy Tebean will hold down first base for All-Americas in his own imitable style, picking up everything that comes into his territory and hurling it into the box-office receipts. i There will be a series of baseball athletics that will astound the cranks. Base running, long and accurate thiowing, hard and smashing drives regardless of the price of Nationai League balls will add additional sntertainment to the occasion. J. Frank Eline, manager of the teams, offers §25 to any local player who can out-throw any member of the Eastern aggregations. A number of the star play- ers of California will probably be on the field to- participate in this exhibition. Among them Zan of the Olympics, 8 young man who has a wing and who can hurl the ball athwart the cerulean dome in as graceful curves and rapid flight asa homing pigeon seeking his loft. A BI6 WHALE SHOW. Many Monsters Swim and Blow Very Near the Cliff House, Superintendent McLaren Happy Over a Prospective Park Bridge. There was a large crewd at the parkand Cliff House yesterday afternoon, and the day was free from accidents. At the Cliff there was much curiosity over the unpre- cedented number of large whales that made their appearance close to the beach. They swam and blew for hours within a few hundred yards of the seal rocks. “I counted six monsters of the deep plowing their way through the waves,’” said Manager McQuade of the Sutro Vaudeville. *“Ipeversaw a bigger whale than one of those which came closestto the shore, though I have been in many seas, from the shores of old Ireland to the port of Apia.” Traveling with the whales that paid a visit to the waters so near the Cliff Heuse were many schools of strange fish, many of them very large The presence of su many fish of all sizes caused the seals to feed among them, the sea! rocks standing dresolate and uninbabited nearly all arter- noon. Superintendent McLaren was feeling very happy over the tact that the railroad company has just donated $4000 for a new arch bridge in the western part of the park, near the bicycle grounds. The de- sign is quite beaut'ful, beinz two arches in rust'c style so as to allow ample trans- portation for man and beast. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL. PUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL— Corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 @'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o'clock. 29 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open until 9 o'clock. 143 Ninth street: open until 9 o'clock. 18 Misslon street: open until 9 o'clock. 05 Polk street; open until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: open till 9 o'cios MEETING NOTICES =, HERuA ana A. M.—Calied m DAY (Monday), November 29, 1897, at 7:30 O'clock P. M. Degree 2. By order of the W. M. L. SCHUMACHE KING SOLOMON'S LODGE NO. 260. F. and A. M., Franklin Hali, 1839 Fillmore s 7:30 o'clock. (MONDAY) EVENING, at HAKRY BAEHR, Secretary. Ly order of the master. OCCIDENTAL LODGE NO. 5 B ) N Catied meeting THIS (Monday) LVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Third degres. By order of the W. M. EDWARD * DELGER, Secretary. fi IHE TRESTLE BOALD MAGA: zine. 60U puces, Masonic and famil reading, $. per vear. 1 Fraukin building &= REBHKAH, NOTICE — REBEKAHS are regues ed 1o attend the funeral of MRS, 1H. 3.UNANC . TO-DAY. from 0dd Fellows’ MR-~. ELIZABETH NHAW, Past Noble Grana, Oriental Lodge. San Francisco, Cal. Hall. The deceased is Noble Grand of Kings City Lodge, Monteiey « ounty, Cal RATHEOY RN SR Beatrice SISTERS, NOTICE—MES, eceased, was Most kxceilen +mple 5. See funera 1.1 | Chiet of : notice. Z1f. HARTMAN, C, Bratrice Temple No. TOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. 7, ANV UAL MEETING-Tik REGULAR annual meeting of the stockholdeis of the Mutual Eiectric Lizhc Company will be held at the oflice of the company. 617 Howard st., San Fran- c on MONDAY. the sixin day of December, 897, at the hour of 10:30 o'ciock A. M., for the purpose 0f electinz a Boerd of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. JAMES FISHEK, Secretary. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnaa, ED — BY A REFINED GERMAN glrl, position as governess, competent to give instructton In the German and 'Engiish languases, or assistant 10 lady and sewing. W. B., box 85, Call. RYEFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES TO IX- struct small chiidren in either German, French or English and piano for room and board. 1. B., box 40, Call Oftice. HELP WANTED-Continued. AITRESS, $20: CHAMEBERMAID AND Waitress, $20, same country hotel, call early. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 103 Genry st. XP RIENCED SHAMPOOERS, $50. C R UHANSEN & (0., 108 Geary st © WAITRESSES, CITY HOTEL, $20; CHAM- 2 Sitmaid city hoch $15. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. HELP WANTED—Continued. BEGIN BUSINESS o ilord mives :iberal BECKER, ANTED-! in well-lccated district; 1 offerings. Inquire from 210 5 P. M. Of . Chronic e Exchange, 14 Third st. MOPERN_ JOB COMPOSITOR FOR FORE- ¥ ‘man of a union printiug effice; must be first class, member of union aud thorouthiy under- stand estimating. Address, with rfeceices, eXpe- rience, ete, A. B., box 105, Call Office. = 5 = ey e 20; EN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE IN 8 OOD DEESSMAKER WISHES SEWING: | GERMAN GIRLS, HOUSEWORK, §20; N TO LEA T el O Tpe Bt o ou . box 48, Cait. " | 4 Woman' to cook .n "sterced - County. #15: 6 M*eis! <72 arber Conese, 1383 Eishid £ 3 = =2 Swedisu girls, housework, $20; 20 gir.s, house- TOUNG MAN TO LuAR BARBER'S TOUNG LaDY DRESIRE~ A HOUSEKEEP | work and assist, 520 and $15. C. k. HANSEN & irade. 434 Pacific st. er's place: no objection to short distance in | CU., 108 Geary st i 7 = e country.” 969 Mission st., room 19 = COUNTEY _TUWYN, SEE | | ABGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND SHOES JITUATION WANTED BY A STEADY, COM- petent woman, just from the Kast; is a good €OOK: @ neat worker; no objection to & short dis- (ance in the country, 133 Seventh st bet. Mis- sion and Howard V varty here,$:6. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st 1 EEMAN HOUSEKEEPER FOR COUNTRY notel, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary. LDERLY LADY WISHES A PLACE TO tuke care of baby or go out by the day. 112 Fourta st., room 2. JTRONG SWEDISH GIRL WANTS WORK BY L the day: plaiu washing and lronlug or house cleaning. 1531 Fuiton st. 7OUNG LADY DESIRES A FLACE AS stewardess or housekeeper. 101%5 Graut ave., room 16. "OUNG LADY DESIRES A STEADY PLACE as housekeeper; city or country. 126 Fourth st., room 23, second floor. DELIABLE JAPANESE GIRL WANTS SIT- L uation to do cooking and housework. Address TAKA, $31 Sacramento st. JECTABLE G!"L WISHES A SIT! t.ontodo gen eral howework; kindio children; als. Apply 3056 Twenty-fifch s JOSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, or will do plain sewing at home. 116 Sixth st., room 6. YOMPETENT GIRL WISHES LIGHT HOUSE- / work in small family -~ wages moderate. 237 Eleventh ave, Richmond district. EAD WAITRESS, $25 AND ROOM: 8 waltresses, $5 a week; 6young girls, small restaurant, $3 to $4 a week: 3 chambermaids and wait some, $20 and room: 2 waitresses, 320 and room: 3 waitresses, $15 and room. MARTIN & €0., 749 Market st. COND GIRL, COUNTRY, 2 IN FAMILY, $20, fare paid; housegirl, Oakland: $25: cook. x : Swedish housegirl, $25; 5 _housegirs, #20; 10 girls to assist, $10, $12 and $15. MKS. RTON, 828 Sutter st. ADY’S TRAVELING COMPANION: GOING 4 East for 4 months’ trip atter holidays: mar- rled or widowed lady preferred; leiter references required. 313 Bush st. T ANTED—KESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED woman as working housekeeper for widow- er's family; wages $12. Apply 24/ Elevenin st atter §A. X W ANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR G eral housework in Palo Alto: good CuOK; wazes $25. Inquire this morning 202 ‘.rove st. JXPERIENCED SALESLADY FOR DRY 20 ds: permanent position. state where last employed D.. box 72, this oflice. IDDLE-AGED WOMaA h FOR GENERAL housework: no washing; $12 to $18, TOUAG LADY WANTS PLACE AS HOUSE- keeper, or will do mending 821 Mission, rm 6 Y OUNu LADY DESIRG~ 10GEL A PLACE as bousekecyer: no objeciion to the counuy. 207 Post st., room 9. Call 12 Eas: ave., near Holy Cro: T ANTED—GIRL Woork i amisit” Gormas family. 2401 Geary st. FOR GENERAL HOUSE Apply at TOUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEAKS FRENCH and Spanish, wants a housekeeper’s place. 111 Geary st., room 2. KOFESSIONA L NURSE; TOY AND FANCY 200ds salesladles: wrappers and jackers. 813 Bush st IRi. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; #15. Apply 2643 Bryant st. G GIRL WISHES nousework in Address box YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A PLACE AS housekeeper; city or country. 305A Mason st. RESPECTABLE GERMAN position upstairs or general smail family; Jewish family only. 7, Call Oflice, 'Oakland. TOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION AS cashier n restaurant, or walt In confectionery- store. Address ¥, 615 Larkin, Branch Office Cail. IRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply 2228 Clay st cor. Buchanan. IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSLWORK; FAM- 1iy of 3: wages $15. 510 Fell st. CED COUK WANTED WITH 202 Jackson st. PXPRRI reterence. JEAT YOUNG GERMA place as housekeeper. 2 GIRL DESIRES A Post st room 11. DESIRES POSI- room 7. OUNG GEKMAN LADY on as bousekeeper. 112 Taylor si. T ESPECTABLE G1RL WISHES SITUATION t0 do housework in small family; £00d cook. Address 783 Harrisonst. JOUNG LADY, RECENTLY FROM DEN- ver, wishes a situation as housekeeper. 12014 Geary st., room 6 7OUNG LADY WANTS A GOOD PLACE AS housekeeper cr typewriter: City or country. 1015 Market st , room 17, second floor. W IDOW WANTS POSITION AS HOUSE- keeper in lodging-Louse or hotel; no ob- jection to country. Call or address E. N., 919 Post st. 7OUNG LADY SPEAKING FRENCH WOULD like housekeeper’s or governess's place. 122 Post st., room 10. YouNG WoMAN WISHES HOUSEKEEP. ers position. Call 1104 Misslon st, corner of Seventh, room 10, ‘1’1)[}&'“ WOMAN WISHES WORKING housekeeper’s position or do plain mending. 131 kourth st.. room 1. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE; EST'D 20 YEARS; help: tel. main 1997. BRADLEY & CO.,640 Clay UNTEKR & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESE emp. office, 61414 California st, lel, main 231, C H (JEINESEAND JAPANE-E EMPLOYMUNT oflice; best help. 41434 O'Farrell, Tel k. 426. APANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYM T oflicé, best heip, 314B Sutter st.: tel. Grant 30. QITUATION = wWANTED BY COMPATENT horseman and driver; good gardener, can milk, handy wiih tools; best’ of relerences. Address A. B, bux 93, Cali. . JTUATION WANTED BY EXPKRIENCED 2 German cook in restaurant or lunchhouse: steady and sober; best of references. 632 Mission st., room 15. TOUNG MAN (24) UDESIRES POSITION with private family: understands the care of norses plain gardening. and can miik; refereaces. Address D. F., box 121 Call, > MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION— E=Z". (ccknoincrs' meating. Notice s h-reby given that the annual me-ting of the stock holders ot the Masonic Hall Association of ihe city of San Francisco, for the el of vine trustces and a reasurer, will be heid in he Masonic Tem pie, in the citv of ~an Francisco, on MONDAY, the 6th duy of December, 1897, Polls_will_be open from 123 untt' 3 ». M. GEO. JOHNSON, Secretary. f7 Lk ADIOURNED ANNUAL MEET- ing of the stockholders of the California Winemakers' Corporation wil be held on | WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1, 1897 (adjourned from | Wednesday, Nov. 17. 1897), at 11 0’ciock A M., in the Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco, Cal. W. J. HOTCHKISS, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES, W CAL HYPNOTICINSTL 40215 GEARY hypnotisin taught, $5; diseases and habita cured; graduates become Psychic Club members. B, Mk HaNs N ba; ttery and cabl i LATEST GALVANIC * baths. 116 Taslor st. MRS, STEWERT, GENUINE STEAM and cabloet batus. 12015 Geary, room 11. PAPER- 289 Third st. PAINTING, WHITENING banging. HARTMAN BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR #4: collections made: city or countty. Pacific Collection Co., 415 Montgy st. room 6: tel. 6580. JWISS DAIRYMAN AND WIFE; MAN IS » zood milker and buttermaker, wife good cook. Call'or address 228 Natoma st. “OUNG MAN FROMINDIA (EAST) WISHES work of any kind; fair English education and aquite williug. Acdress JAS, ¥. SCHOON ER, tox an, el OY AGED 17 OR 18 WHO HAS HAD EX- perience in shoe selling. G. B., box 39, Call. OSIT10N WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS GER man cook; can do American and Freach cook: ing. Address A. B., box 12, Call. QEaoke ACTIVE, TEMPEGATE, MAR- ried man wunts position as watchman, porter or driver: well acquainted with city; best refer- ences. Address C. L., box 25, Call. RANCH FOREMAN: MARRIED: KO CHIL- dren: wishes the man gement Of stock or grain ranch. experienced and reiiable; references. G. R., box 48, Call Cffice. IRL, 16, TO LEARN PANTS OPERATIN paid while learning, 206 Minnast. VIRLTO Hi LP IN PLAIN HOUSEWORK; German preferred. 507 Hayes st. CIIA)IBERMALD AT 52 SECOND STREET, JIRSI-CLASS pants; 4150 an OperaLor. {TRONG HEALTHY GIKL FOR GENEKAL housework. 3740 Taventy-fifih, cor. Fair Oaks. EiTABLEGIRL GENEKAL HOUSEWORK: good plain cook: $15. 2510 Piue s:. TAILORES> ON CUSTOM 41114 Kearny |1 \ TFAN | ED—AN EXPeRIENCED GILGL FOR wenerul work and cooking, German preferred. 836 Union st from 25c up; ‘stioes made 1o shop, 749 for sale; also ladies’ and m:s«e misfits exchanged; good repairing: order, any style. Contral Repsiring i1sslon, near Grand Opera-huuse. QIYLISH HATKCUT i0C; ELEGANT SHAVE 1 5e; clean towels. 602 Pacific st, near Kearny. ¢ LIVE SOLICITORS AMON BUSINESS 2 jionses. B o'clock. 530 Calitornia st., 100m 81 N ©F () ADVANCE SECURES EMPLOYM v NT POV ana transportation to Klondike and $30 stock in incorporated company. K., box & Call. EN'S SOLELSN G, 50c: LaDIES, 40c: WHILE you wait. 638 Market: branch 767 Market "XPERIENCED CITY SALESMAN; REFER- [ ences. 851 Ellis st., Brownstone Wine Co. JECRULTS WANTED FOR. THE UNJTED \ States marine corps. United States navy: aole-bodied, unmarried men, between (he ages of 21 and 30 vears, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legully declared theic intention 10 become such: must be of good char- xcter and babits and able 10 speak. read and write English, and b between b feet b inches and 6 feet inbeignt. For further information apply at the recruiting office. 20 Eilis st, ~an Francisco, Cal. W ASTED_GET YOUR SHOKS MADK TO fic your feet a: the same price you buy ready- made ones, irom $1, 52, $3, $4 and B3, &i 563 Mission st., bet. Firstand Second. ADIES SHOES. SOLING. shoes, soling. bUc: all repairing 860: MEN'S dona at halt the usual price. 562 Mission st. bet. lst and 2d. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFVICE OF THE CALL Subscriptions and wan: ads taken. PAIKS—ANOTHER LOT OF MENS 2 3000 Sioee“veon aiishtiy damaged: i less than one-fourth their vaiue: from 28c 10 $2 50. b62 Mission st. bet. First and Second. E. SIMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE beeror wine bc; Lest iree lunch. 643 Clay. LCHO HOUSE, 86315 M A HKET ST.—KOUMS 20c. 2be Lo HUC uight: Bl 10 #2 week. OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM 260 ©p to $1 20, 562 Mission st, be. 1st and 2d. RY ACME HOUSE, 857 MARKET ST., BE- low Sixth, for a room: 25¢ a nigni: $1 & week. JINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 15¢ NIGHT, 750 and 1 week. Lindeil House, Sixth aud Howard. Y IXCHESTER HOUSE, 44 TMIKD sL. NR Market: 200 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room: iree 'bus and baggage o and from the ferry. ANTED. TOCOLLECT WAGES DUK LABOR- ersaclerks KN OX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. ANTED—LABUORERS AND MECHANICY 10 know thaz kd Hoikin, Keno House proprie- tor, stlll rums Denver Honsa %17 Third su: 130 ge room Ube per night: $1 1083 pec week. AGENTS WANTED. K ONDIKE RUSH: GOO!" ORGANIZERS; references or security required. Drawer 45, Victoria, B. C. “SINESS CHANCE BROKER, flices from 5 Fourth st. 10 763 see bim to ouy L M. M5 Has removed his o Market st., opp. Ehelan building. or sell your business for cali. Q& BAKBRY IN JIEE BU~LE~T LO- KED0. calicy 1n town; pakes 1% barrels of fibur per aay: all store trade. M. LnSS, 763 A CORNER GROCEEY AND BaR; best location south of Market st does old established place. 1. Markel st. $400. a fine bar business; LE>=, b Fourth st. $350 STRE has a good SALOON ON BUSIE . opposlie New City Ha steady trade; finely fitted up; good stock. M. LESS, 765 Market st CORNER SALOON: VICINITY D2 $2500. present owner had tl fortune doing a swell trac of the Call ana Chronicle buildings; he place 15 vears: made a je; sacrificed on account \fother business; thorough investigaon solic- o A ppiy M. LESS, 705 Markec st. Lon CORN KR _SALOON: CENTER 0F &‘3.’)00. the ecity: 3minues’ wal< from all es and large fixtu the principal theaters: elega res aud larg ol ntock of high-grade goods: receipts $75 to $90 per day;-thorough investization to bona file purchasers. M. LESS, 765 Market st & RESTAURANT OX PiOMINENT $400. Sireer: present owner there ove: 18 years; fine large piace: £0od fixtures; cheap rent; is doing an excellent trade; must be soid this M. LESS, 765 Market st N BEST PART OF MONT- established 15 week. T SALOON U $300. gomery wve. ! worth $700: cheap rent: nice.y fitted u well-paying buslness; must pos once. M. LESS, 765 Market st., . CORNER SALOON AND LIQUOI $1000. 55re3 fine tocations north of Siark si.: 8 living-rooms: good large stck on hand; cash register: well fitted up: miust_be so0.d at once account of sickness. M. LESS, 765 Marset.rs. 5-4 <A OLD - ESTABLISHED CIG A $500. Giore, witn ¢.ub roon R ool ioc tion in Oakiand: doing a iarge and steady_trade: osner bas other business Cell on WILKE, 783 Murket st 3 OLD ESTABLI-HED SALOON, OP- £400. pocite rerries pullaing: mones-makina place: must be sold 82 once: OwLer bioxe his it £ Apply WILKE, 783 Market st. @500 FAET EE WANTEDIN COF bR D 1 DUN, gaioon and bakery: very cholces: Lo~ cation in thecity; doing a rushing trade; owner not able 1o at.end to it alone, and "wants pariner with experience in the business: tbe best barzain ever offered. Particulars WILKE, 753 Market st $1400 10 Baldwin Hotel; BAKKRY AND CO 10N- . ery: established many years: clo-e this place does “a first-class store trade only of daily 2Ly barrels: circam- siances compel owner to a great sacrifice. Par- ticalars WILKE, 783 Market st. e RESTAURANT, CHOP AND $2000. oysier-nouse; montniy receipts $1400: rent $35; 2 years' lease; opposite dep t where daily 8000 people jeave cars; & great sacri- fice on account of family troubie. Call for partic- uiars, WILKE, 783 Market st. ®95() COBNER BRANCH BAKERY ANy 2DV, candy-store; in Western addition; 3 living rooms: rent $20; & splendid offer for man and wife WILKE, 783 Market st RESTAURANT AND _OYSTER- $400. Voise in the Niraston: rent $16: living. rooms: a sacrifice: partners do not agree. WILKE, 753 Marcet st. JO1ICE—GUS STRAND & CO,, 10 SIXTH ST, AN "wiii seil your business quick for cash $550. R> 8150 FIsH month. MARKE CLE STRAND & CO,, DH.T\'L PECTALIST. 1118 MAR- Ketst.; troubles, eic.: 1 visit sufficient. FERATORS WANTED, LEVI STRAUSS & CU., 3234 Fremont st. FURNITURE WANTED. ASH FOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, +TC.; full value. Facific kur Co., 228 Stockion st [C AWRENCE DRESS- CUTTING SCHOUL, - 1074 Mnrket: a perfect fit guaranteed without trying on: cali and be convincel W FRENCH SKIRT PATT. RNS, 25C: dress makers furnished posttions free. MceDow- ell Dressmak Ing and Milinery School, 103 Post. 615 LARKI CALL. MGG —BRANCH UFFICE OF THE Subscriptions and wau: ads teken. ONVE! IENT AND RESPECTA BLE hester House, 44 Third st, near Market 200 rooms; 2oc 0 $1'50 per night: $1 50 to 85 per week: tree bus and baggage to und irom ferry. HELP WANTED-MALE. W ANTED—W00D CHOPPERS, §1 25 CORD: farmers, #20; coal miners, $2 5) day: har- Dess-makers; Coopers; fry cook, $40; third cook for restaurant, $35: American baker, 10 & week £nd found; youug man for cub, $15 sud found: sacond cook #nd baker: porter and lunch counter man, $20 and found; butler. 833, and others. Ap- ply 0 J. F. CROSET . & CO., 628 Sucramento st. N JOREMAN CARPENTER, HIKE OWN MEN, to lay 60,000 square feet of flooring; see party G R BANSEN & CO, LUS Geary . here to-day. FRY COOK, $55: I HIRD SEN & €O, 108 st. JEC)OND CUOK 87! cook, $50. C. R. H2 JEAT EXPERIENCED KLEVATOR BOY, £10. C. HANSEN & CO., 1L8 Geary st. {ECOND COOK,COUNTRY HOTEL, $60, FARE advanced. C.R HANSEN & CO., 105 Geary, 7 SCRAVER TEAM-TERS. 81 76 aday: 6 coal ) miners, $2 50 aday: 15 tiemakers, boss here C it HANSEN & CO., 108 ¢ 2 *0OKS, WAITERS, DISHW ASHERS WANT- ed at MUKRAY & READY, 634, 636 Clay st LACKSMITH FOR A CAMP: 10 FARM, orchard and vineyard hands; 6 teamstors: 3 laborers, $1 75 & day: 50 shingle, shake and bolt ers; 06 tiemakers, Sc each. MUKRAY & ADY, 634 and 636 Clay st m RE. RICK SETTER FOR A BRIC milkers; 6 woodchoppers: and ‘many other places. ~ADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. OY WANTED FOR THE OFFICE. RAY & READY, 631 and 636 Clay st. YARD; 2 blacksmith _and MURRAY & MUR- RUG CLERK, CITY OR COUNTRY; REF- erence. Address 0. O. R., box 88, Call, OTEL MAN AND WIFE£ WISH POSITIONS; man as manager or steward, wife for office work; references. Address A. M., box 12, Cail. YOOK, $10 AND RUOM; PASTRY COOK. §50; pastry cook, $40 and ‘room; cook, $35 and room: 5 cooks, $25 to $30 and room: 3 cooks, $10 & week: 6 Cooks. §6, $7 and S5 & week; restaurant couk, $90: hotel cook, $60 and room. MARTIN & €, 739 Markes st W ANTED—WORK BY YOUNG MAN (GER- man); general kitchen work, waiting, sa.oon or other 'work: city or counry. Address H. VIELITZ, 632 Mission st., room 10. MRS, DR.FISH, 10133 GRANT AV.RM 2: electriciun:aicobol Y uixish vaths: unrivaled SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. 1 SCANDINAVIAN COOK, L\ years' reference, desires a CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. JEAT GERMAN NURSE, WITH REFER- ence_desires a situation. 'J. F. CROBETT & CO., 318 Butter st. 3 FIRST-CLASS GERMAN COOK AND HOUSE- work girl desires situation: best reference; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 825 Su.ter si. JEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIKL DESIRES AN situa‘ion at housework and cooking or as nurse, $10 Lo $15; ref. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter. JEAT GERMAN HOUSKGIRL: GOOD COUK and laundress; best refersnce: $20. MRS, NORTON, 323 Sulter, Tel. Green 721, U! IMPETENT AMERICAN WOMAN,STRONG and willing to anytbing, i3 alone; would go_In a steady home, small family: plain cooking small ‘ash; has references: ftirst class in every kind of WOr<; can take good care of any home: Is sieady und’ relible: Jight wages. Ladies please call, 66515 Howard st , upstairs, room 85. \ JORK BY THEDAY BY CAPABLE WOMA N sweepine. windows, flannels or houseclean ing; terms, $1 day, lunch and car fare. Address MES. MILLER, 801 Valleo st., room 19 Y WITH 414 tuntion. J. K. OUNG, NEAT GERMAN WOMAN WISH- s situation as first-class seamstress or house- work: good cook: In outskirts of city or Oakland. 3., box 14., Call Office. \OMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SITUATION (‘ a3 cook In sma'l tamily: understands German cooking_city r ferences. Call bet. 10 aad 4, Mon- any, 1638 Howarl st., near I'welfih. OMAN WI~HES SITUATION IN SMALL lodging-Louse or coffee-house or small hoard- ing-house. wages $10 per month. 9 Boston place, off First st. IWEDISH WOMAN WITH 4-YKAR-OLD ) child wishes to do housework; good cook and 1aundri city reference. 1204 Stevenson st. MIDDLE-AGKED WOMAN WISHES SIIUA- tion as nurse for infant or children: first-class referenca. MLS M., box 163, Call Office, IDDLE-AGED WOMAN W ISHES Pos*. tion to do general housework or cooking; until Tuesday. 24i5 Clay st. XPERIENCED DKESSM *KER, IS FIRST- ter aud lesizner, wishes a few more en- price m.derate. address 128 Turk. OUNG GIR.. WITH GUOD REFERENCE wishes a place i1 small family. 619 Lombard Y si.: Powell or Kearny-st. cars. APANESE YOUNG BOY WANTS SITUA- tion a8 schoolvoy: speaks good kngtisn. Ad- dress T. OTSUKA, 709 Geary st ESCINEER wasTs SITUATION IN CITY. Address Engineer, box 20, Call Office. "IRS1-CLASS GEEMAN GARDNER WANTS sliuation, city or country; can milk and take care of horses; first-clags reference; no intelligence office need apply. Address R. F. BAKEK, 857 Bryant st. APANESE HOUSE- CLEANER WANTS Jjob: wash windows, sweep rooms, etc., by the day or hour. Ad. GEO, KUDA, 602 Leavenworth. YUUNG MAN OF BUSINESS ABLLITY wisnes position in mercantile house; thorough accountant; can use typewriter: has experlence: references. Apply 418 Sutter st., room 55. MACHINIST AND ENGINEER; LONG EX- M "perience: can do all repairs; eity or country; can furnish best references; wants employment. Z. A.. box 40, Call Office APANESE YOUNG, HONEST BOY WANTS situation as school boy. Avp!y 2601 Brannan. OUNG COUPLE, BOTH FLUENT TALK RS and rustiers and of good address, wish to repre- sent and advertise & responsible firm over the State. Address 0. S., box 23, Call. 61,’ LARRIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE O CALL rubscriptions s wan ads taken. i VW LGHESTER HOUSK, 4 THIRD ST, Market: 200 rooms 2bc (o 150 per £1 00 1o $6 per week; convenient and respectal iree bus and asgage 1o and from ike ferry. N ht; HELP WANTED-FEMALE, PROTESTANT COOK, 2 IN FAMILY, PLAIN wa:h, £30: 3 cooks. boardlug-houses and lunch house, ¥25 and $30; 3 secoud girls, $20 and $265. French maid. $25: nurse, 2 grown children, $20 6 cooks, German style, $25 and $30; woman with & child, $15: 8 waiiredses and chambermald. §15 and 20, and a great many girls to fill our nu- merous 'situations in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. 4 BXPERIRROND QIRLL IN BOX FACTORY, 86 (0 38 per week. J. F. COSEIT & CO,, 816 Sutter st. OMAN WITH A CHILD, §15 TO $20; country. MIsS CULLEN, 520 Sutter st. (99K, £88: 4 SECOKD GIRLS, 930 AND $20; 12 housework girls, city and countr:, $20 and $26: 8 young cirls to assisi, $10 to$16. MIsS CULLEN, 326 Sutter st. EAT GIRL. LIGHT WORK, $12. MISS N CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. {RENCH MAID AND SEAMSTRESS, $25. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. KSPECTABLE GIRL WISHES ~TTUATION w do bousework: good cook: highly recom- mended 1119 Cluy st., near Tay or. PANI'H YOUNG LADY WISHES PO~I- tion 1o do 'ight honsewo:k o wash napkins in restaurant or as chambermaid. Cail at 1105 Ciay. TOUNG GIKL DESIRES POSITION AS typewriter or booxkeeper. Call 131 Taylor. r. 2. OTHER AND DAUGHTER WIsH SITUA- tions in the same house; mother good cook and manager. daughter for second work; best ret- erences. 223 Valenciast N UBSE GIRL, 825, MI88 CULLEN, 326 SUT- ter street. AITRESS, $20; CHAMBERMALD, $17. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. STRONG. WOMANFOR PLAIN CUOKING and washing on a ranch, short distance in the country, 825, fare paid: 1u women and girls for housework, country piaces: ranch cook, v, and other piaces at MURRAY & RiADY, Leadiug Employment Agents, 834 and 636 Ciay st. OOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS AND GIRLS FOR / housework. MRS, HIRD, 721 ELIs st = WAITERS, $20 AND ROOM: 3 WAITER-, $25 and room; 6 waiters, $5. $6 and 37 a week. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st JOLISHER FOR INSTITUTION LAUNDRY, MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 9() FICK AND SHOVLL LAB)REUS KOR 2V irrigation ditch, winter's job, $26 and board: 10 tiemakers, 8c and 10c a piece, tools and pro- visions advanced; young man to learn hors-shoe- ing; man to run_doubie block Chaliner muchine foc shingle mill, $2 50 a day and board: cook., boarding-honse, country, $30. K. T. WARD & C€O., 608 and 610 Clay st. ANTED—GEEMAN COOK, $50; SHORT- order cook. 88 u week; night cook, $30: waiter for a restaurant, $40: waite., conntry, $20. indoor servant, $25; gardeuer, $2| pastry cook, $60; butler, $35; French gardener, $20, eic. ANDKE'S, 508 Stockton st ‘ ANTED — HUSBAND AND WIFE 70 take charge of boarding-house for Iaboring men; good salary for_experienced persons: state experience. wages expecicd aud give references. Address L., box 40, this office. JIRST-CLASS TAILOR ON CUSTOM COATS; X! z00d wages; steady work. Apply 410 Kearny St., Toom 32 ANTED—STRONG BOY FROM 16 TO 18 10 learn carriage blacksmith; reference. 828 Harrison st. / ANTED—PARTNER WIiTH $7. paying cash busiuess; cheap rent. nan st. 3 A W AILOR WANTED. cla st WELL 410 Eran- J ANTED—. references: write. NURSE; YOUNG M. B, Dox 46, : WITH alOffice. ANTED—MAN AND WIFE ON RANCH. MRS, HAROLDS, 515 Eighth st., Oakland. J. DOLD, 722 VALEN- 7 YOUNG MEXN i FOR SOUTH SEAS; NO £X- perience. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay st JANTRYMAN FOR RESTAURANT Fourth st. 12 filusASHER WANTED: 25c PER DAY, with room. 1407 Valencia st. W INDOW-DRESSKR, ~SILE AND DRY- guods clerks, confectionery salesman, pantry- man, carpet layer. Installment-house collecior, aoorman. - Clerks’ Exchange, 313 Bush st. EFICE MANAGER, CAKLAND: FOREMAN city; wine,liquor aud cigar salesmun, safe sales- man, wood-carver. Clerks' Lxchange, 313 Bush. JTIGHEST PRICES TO ing. 840 Mission s: BEAUCHAMP, HIGHEST PRICE FOR « furnished houses, groceries, etc. 305 Lackin. J.NEUMAN, 121 SIX1H ST, BUYS(AND « sells furpiture and carpets: also storage, NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 019 lonigomery st.:hizhest prices pad Tel Davis71 *ILL NEW BUILD- tel. Mint 1821, ROOMS WANTED. JLDEKLY LADY, INVALID, WANTS SUN- U'ny room and (piain) board in smal. private family; needs some care: must be moderate; state price, etc. k., box 72, Cail Office. ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED. W ENTLEMAN WANTS PRIVATE BOARD ¥ and room: where there are o other boarders preferred Address H. C., box 14, Call Office RANCH WA NIED. tANCH TO AN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A BRANCH BAKERY: PAYS WELL; 3rcoms. STRaND & CO., 19 Stxih st 19 Sixth st. $250. PARTSER WANTED IN OFFICE SN0 T e s i ciear $75 per monta toeach. STRAND & CO., 19 ~ixih. @ BEANCH BAKERY: MUST BE SOLD & 9. ea STRAND & CO., 19 Sixth st. $‘;70 PAR R NEEDED TO ATTE —9OU. cash counter, etc: 1si-ciass restau $250—Steady man a8 parcier in IR0 i £500—Partner, lady or geateman, in Al trans sient lod ging-house. For bargains, H¥ $70() CORNER GROCERY AND BAR. . $£300—Puartnerin zood-pay $300— Weil-paying ba and notio; $600—Saloon; nortn of Market st #2.0—Partner in old-estabiished business. $500—0One of the best corner cigar-<tores. AADERSON & CO,, D ALY & CO., 917 Market st. [ )] 4 PARITNER WANTELD 250, ran'n S chasios foxa gopd piy to B. CURRAN. ot airatd to work 68 Minnast. Call earls. QTR PAYING BAKERY: SHO D £O. tance in country: good horse and wig- £ on: all p ivate trade; bake 9 Lo 10 buTrels & week £00d Opportunity for aciive man. G. H., box 1 Call Oflice. $250 TATIONERY STORE s at BOCK AND . and lunndry ° M 2D, watchmaker und jeweler, 226 Ellls st. { FANTLD—10 BUY A FIRST-CLASS STRRI- opticon outfit. Address W., box 18, Call $D-HAND CLOTHING, DRESSES,SEALSKINS wanted: best prices; send postal. ‘1020 Folsouw A ELEIN, 109 SINTH ST., WILL PAY . cash for clothing and tooks; send for me. NOOLS OF ALL KINDS. STOVES AND ranges bought and sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market 3AW NBROKEE—OLD GOLD. SILVER, CAST- oftciothing bought. Add. COLKMAN. 41 Third LOST. ATURDAY NIGHT, IN FIFTH-ST. RES- S WOtk on snar Address H_.hox & _‘ > account of deaih. investiga Call 10134 Firth st WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. A\I’i.‘;]) — RESPONSIBLE PARTY FOR pewriter agency at Flono uu; references e e box 116, Cal! Office. M ACHINERY, BOILERS, ENGINES, BELT- bt Fave M “ing, tcols. schles, mete's: cashortrade. H. | @~z U LD-ESIABLISHED SALOON: S. WHITi, 516 Mission st., near First. o B85 caniai toc :ion: good ousiness place; - — e o . 805 Howard st. MACHINERY BELTING, PIPE, BLACK- el ikt el s = B smith (0ols, brakeblo -k rubber, hose, tools of ) 1 PARTNLR FOR OFfICE W all deseriptions boughi and so'd. 204 Missionst. | F2D(). must be ialkative; part cash. . iraucn siore, 46 Clay st. J. LIVINGSTOA. ‘m,x e RESH 6.GAL'ON RICH MILCH COW | ooy PARTN FOR NOVELTY AND l‘l(u.\usliul. 1817 Grove st., Oakiand. 5‘*-’)_0 . iron works 10 eniarge business: must D GOLD AND SILVEE BOUGHT .| Pe Willingto take hold himself M. 8., box 12, Cail. $750. FARINER FOR WhLL AND OLD d OV, established corner grocery: pays to investigate; trial given. 2434 tnird su = For I ALE—s200: CARPENTER-SHO estabiished; in Western Addition; rooms bacs of shop; LD 3 ‘sunny 510CK, tools, furniture, ef owner compelled 10 leave On account of legac left him. Address K., 1305 Poik st. i AKGAIN ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNEos: millinery and dressmaking business: establish- ed 6 years: first-cluss irade. 3571 Niueteenth st. Ka .CH BAKEKY, CANDY AND NOTION D living rooms; good busiuess; cheap. 227 Ninth st. OR SALE — SMALL BUT PROFITABL business X Y Z box 82, this oftice, 5 T watch; monogram, B. G.; reward. 10 Postst. taurant, small green purse, con'aining money, . LADIES" BARBER- SHOP; $100 earriogs and papers Lady can keep money if 300. o resi are returned to 8 Langton st fi:‘ke! st S e St nopeny cun g 1 CHUTFS, SUNDAY, LADY'S GOLD O. F. | (NARPENTER-SHOP FOR SALE. $68 HOW C ard st. 0ST— \ PASS-EOOK WI1TH THE HIBERNIA Saviogs and Loan Society of San Francisco, in the name of ELLEN TAYLOR. No. 144,048, The finder will piease return to bank. O0ST—A PASS-EQUK WITH THE HIBER J nia Savings and Loan Society of San Fran clsco, jn the name of THOMAS DILLON. No. 163,068, 1 he fiuder will please return to bank. OST—BET. HAIGHT AND BRODERICK, Kighth and Harrison, or in ball grounds, lady s £old pin set wiih diamonds aud opals. Keturn to 114 Broderick si. Reward. REWARD—LUST BE' $ON) Sac Gaidan Gate Park, & HAR 1 GRANT AVE. single stone dia- . Finder will piease deliver to G. W. Tempie Bar sa vou, Sutier and Grant av. CHINAWARE. ALK ABOUT BARGAINS! = HFEAD THIS: inner sets, vleces, ligh: gray decoratl with border, per set, #4. o) Dinner set, 50 pleces. wild flower, with gol trimmings, per set, $4 50. T Dinner set, 50 pieces, bellflower decoration, with gold haudles and trimminzs. per set, $5 75, - CHEAPEST I'RICES IN AMERICA. CROCKERY, CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE ELITE CHINAWARE A BPECIALTY. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA €O, Stores Everywuere. 52 Market Streei, San Fraucisco Headquarters, FREF. BICYCLES, WAICHES. CHINAWARE ——————————————————————— CARPET-CLEANING. JLY STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WOR GG Cuuum moves, iays carpets. G. h. um‘x’;’xfi-nfi JHOEMAKERSf Mk 'S UPPERS TO MIAS- ure: $1and up. SHIRLEY, 921 tioward st. JAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at Lane’s, 504 Davis st., neac Jackson. RU0¥S 15C TO7SC PER NIGHT: 50CTO $1 50 per week. Oriental, 225 Dramm st. MENS FINE CALF SHOFS TO 0K DER, 82 60; men’s soleing, 35¢; only one price. §59 Howard. ARBERS' ASSOCIATION FREE - ment Office, 5. FUCH S, See.. 395 Gramy e W ANIED — MOUSEWORK BY ~TRONG woman: American: £ood plain cook: good laund ess: city or country; wages $15 to $20. Address 8. P., box 90, Cuil Office. 3 EN GOING T0 KLONDIKE KE expenses on the wiy. K. oy bog 6 Cai L E ANTED—AT MONTANA W oo S0 N T IO, T8 25¢ per night; 60c, 90c nd §1 per week. Mgr.. 38 and 40 kighth si.: telephone ouzh 250, HLEN YoU BeCoME W DISGUSTED WIrd 100T WOrk seud 0 SFA ULDING' C: pet-beating Works, 563-57 1 ehame, & ?‘-‘:‘.’g“fi VARPETS CLEANED, RENOVATE. new. J. McQUELN, 453 Stevensol ‘:.11'. sl.‘“}fl(: A DVANCE CAREPET- Suiter; tel. Main 594, GBa WA Lol 402 GEO. WALCOM; prop. REAT EASTERN STk ing works. 14 8th, B. G LEANING, / ples iree; CARPET-CLEAN GRANT, tel. Jessie 201 9C, LAYING, hep tel. Jessio 944, Strage TAREEIS CLAANED new. 51 eutu; KU SAM- on, 3 Eightu. ©LENUY ATID LIKS ‘el Pouth 36 X ackintos & o ¥ MITCHELL CARPET-C i + 240 4t an; clemning Se. a yards el Mook FOKSALE—LIVERY STABLE: GREAT BAR- " gain; completely equipped; full running orders gentrally lurnxe:l;j fireproot building; long lease ow rent; pays per cent on investment. 5 dress X. Z,, Box 12, ae PLENDID STERN-WHEEL RIVER PAS. senger and freight steamer for saie. Apoly to T. K. STATELER, Generai Ageni North Pacitic Hallway, 638 Marke st., 8. ¥ ORTLAND AGENCY “CALL' INQULEES ihis ofice or 138 Third st, Ferciand, Or " OFFEE AND IkA KOUTKES SUPPLIED from CASWELL & CO.’~, 415 Sacramento st. C ALASKA ENTERPRISE 10 MEN 10 TakE INTEREST IN AND work on a gold-dredger in Alaska next April must be ablebodicd atd have $250 cach. For pac: ticulars address J. Z. box 145, Call Office. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE $175, BEST BARGAIN IN CITY; Bay- Ye window house 12 roums, clearing $40 mouthly: otherbargalus. HEALY & CO., 817 Mkt W ANTED_TENANTS FO: 8 12, 24, 36. 70 and 120 0om houses. SPECK CO., 802 Market. $150 37 ROUM LODGING-HOUSE: Goub « location. This office. OUSE OF 10 WELL-FURNISHED ROOM<; 1 cheap rent pays wel 19 - ixth st ———— FURNITURE FOK ALF. ACRIFICE—FURNITURE FIVE KOOMS: nodealers: mustsellto-day. Apply B. CORDE: northeast corner Iighteenth an ! sanchez sts. JLAT, 4 ROOMS, FURNISHED COMPLETE account of departure; $110. 578 Howard st. DURNITURE, STOVE: ters, showcases. ANDE CARPETS, COU RSON, 1121 Mark ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FREE; PRIVATE MATTERS: M0D- erate fees : open ev'gs. MCCABY, 103 Larkin, DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWs A SPEC- ; private: no fee with out success;collections OWE, atty atlaw,850 Market, cor.S(0cKtn. DVICK FREE: NO CHARGE UNL:SS SO0 cesstul. W. W. DAVIDSON.. $27 Markeis; STORAGE. AT LOWEST RATES—HOUSEHOLD GOODS £\ pianos. advances made: fireproof building. - W. ZEHFUSS, 840 Mission. 18l Mint 1891 AL MW RATES s URNITURE CARFE LS A\ ‘planos, bousehold goods: clean, ligh: com partments; advances made. J. NOONAN, 104/ 10 1U23 Misslon st. abOVe SIXth. open evern WATTS,reliabie cu X J oA steean ONKLIN'S CARPEL - BEATT T | C 83 Golden Guwe ave hmmon:u D 1ng,renovs,alter- Wel. Joasie BAL. Has Lk TYPEWRITERS, EMINGTON NO.°8; FINI ORDt R; 20 sample sent. SCOTY & BANNAN, 3335 Mook