The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 21, 1900, Page 28

28 SAN FRANCISCO CALL. | MEETING NOTICES, THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, BUSINESS CHANCES——CONTINUED. BA BU O, F— quested to_assemble in Memorial Hal] SUNDAY, 12 o'clock, to at- tend the funeral of our BUSINESE OFFICE of The San md-m! YER! Cell, corner of Merket and Third streets, open | O umtl] 12 o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—27 Montgomery street, | comer Clay; open until $:30 p. m. te brother, M. A. DORN. JOHN A. OHLSEN, N. G. pro tem. MANY choice business openings; good velues; we have 22 groceries and bars; 19 branch bakeries; price froi 23 cigar stores; price from. 37 saloo: price from. 300 Hayes street: c until $:30 p. m ALTA Lodge No. 205, L O. O. F.— 9 Mcallister sireet; open untl 33 p. m. | *iitation TOMORKROW BYEN § Country Hoteis; ‘price Erom; .1 - 150 615 Larkin etreet; open until 9:30 p. m. ING (Mongay), Oct. 22 SCHWEINHARD & CO., 917 Market 1M1 Misslon street; open until 10 p. m. W. W. DUNCAN, N. G. 6th and 6th; telephone Mint 1911. ¥ s S CHAS. 0. PARADIS, R. & -~ corper Sixt o 5 L ~— —————— | FOR SALE—Halt interest in butcher business FIDELITY Lodge No. 222, 1 O. O. _ in g0od town; does & business of $1000 a week: 19 p. m. F.—] EVEN- little capital reqWired; being close to Western 1096 Valencia steeet; open until 9 p. m. ING: brothers cordially Meat Co. gets supplies daily; personal Northwest cond and Ken- | invited reasons for selling. Address P. O. box 238, WOODMEN of the World, den Gate Camp cmbers are hereby 4 to attend the fu- ot our late neig RICHARD J. RID t 1:30 p. m., from his late r nwich' st., thence to St Van N h WM. B. CURTIS, N avenue and Broadway, at 34 restaurants; price fro k. Palo Alto, Cal, SAN FRANCISCO College of Midwifery—Term will open at an early day. Those wishing to take the course will apply at once to DR. S. AMERICAN, 1244 Mission st. GOOD chance for somebody with some capital in a health resort; mineral spring. Address box 4181 Call office. esidence, Brigid's CLAIRVOYANTS. ISMAR THE GYPSY. ISMAR, the Egyptian Gypsy, draws aside the uncurtained years ahead; happiness and success &0 hand in hand, yet hi s fall where suc- cess is possible were it not for & lack of fore- sight into the future. If you are In trouble of any kind, discontented, unhappy or not satis- fled in life, consult ISMAR, for she is a proph- etess of world-wide fame, and her name become a erb in thousands O es made happy by her aid and advice. I can be consulted daily from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., Sun- days by appointment only, at her office, 1148 Market, opp. 6th, Full life reading by mail &. See my large display ad on Page 15 to-day. ZEMDAR, 3 ed ., oard reader; Tatmes stvinc 35 5% Filin S v B MRS. MELVILLBE, well-known clairvoyant. wa- ter reader, moved to 11 Sixth: German spoken. 1900. cooks, 2 Swedish laundresses, nurse, German lady’'s companion ahd nurse, 4 German and Scandinavian house girls, 4 second girls, 2 young girls to assist WANTING HOTEL WORK, City or ry. 25 waitresses, 20 chambermaids, 10 laund. Tesses, 6 American cooks, 5 pastry cooks and bakers, 4 first-class housekeepers. P .Telephone Grant 185 C. R HANSEN & CO. < REFINED vounsg woman with little girl aged 7 would like & position as housekeeper: can give best of references. Cali at 161 Chatta- nooga corner of Twenty-third. €OOD economical housekee; in a small, quiet hom ty or Oaklan: or 31 'n week: Address 7. H., box 4170, wants a place 5 CLAIRVOYANT, mineral psychometrist, palm- ist and card reading, 2%5c. 1241% Market st. MME. ZEREDA, the gypsy, is the great pal ist and card reader; 25c. 7 Seventh: no sign. m- ER JR., ¥ r ding, San Francieco, ALBERT C. AIKEN, Pre; d August 23, 1900, st day of October, 1900, of the meeting re the meeting. 4 E R LEMAN, | FOR SALE—A bargain; fine =aloon and grill; Consul Commender. ®ood Jocatiog; satisfactory reasons for sell- | MRS, E. M. DUVAL, clairvoyant and bustness D. OLIVER JR., Clerk ing. Particulars 312 Sacramento st. medium. 425 Golden Gate ave. DMEN of the World, CHICAGO Brokerage Co., 305 So. 53d ave., Chi- | MME. AUGUST, clairvoyant, card reader and Goden Gate Catip o5 | “cago—Selis your businéss or farm for' cash | _palmistry: truth or no pay; %c. 143 Mission. G4—Members are hereby whey ed; < g b et | Patent get partner or sell YOUr | ST RAVENNA reads life fluently: business neigh- | advice; names given: 250 up. 5 Fourth st. . WANTED—To lease or manage on shares, a | == P = lock p. m., from | DeWAbaper route; city or Oakiand. Box 41, | GARPET BEATING AND CLEANING. ixth st., near i B e A A A A A A A A A A AR LEMAN, | GAIN _Photograph saliery: view nesa. | STANDARD, 313 Guerrero—Curtains and blan- Commander. ”",",fi e Ly vl e O et Fenovated. o per pair; cArpois cleancd: mounts, 101 Eddy st., room 11, R in mfg. busines ro?ulr\-d $4000 to $5000. O. M. b “established 19 | GUY H. SALISBURY, San Jose. | vears. Cal., 3¢ yd.; laying a spectalty. Phone Mission 106, ing Works, 363-357 Tehama st.: tel. CARPETS cleaned at 3c per yard, lald at STRATTON'S, 3 Eighth st.; tel. Jessie 844, FOR SALE-GODEUS' T hotograph Gallery, 10% | Sixth st. . et . i3 | is E. MITCHELL, Carpet-Beating and Reno- 3. vating Co., 240 Fourteenth st.; tel. Mission 74. RELIABLE woman wants any kind of 1 gn;z r FLATS TO LET. s e e e e e e E S ST S WANTED—FEMALE. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. A_GOVERNESS to %o to Mexico: state salary, references. Address W. LOAIZA & CO.. 21§ Sansome st. * EXPERIENCED band for body fromer; short hours. 251 Jessie st., near Fourth. LADIES to solicit for novelty corset: salary and commission. A. L., box 3880, Cail office. WANTED—Women and girls o work on irale. 1781 Folsom st., between 13th and l4th. 100 FLATS and houses, etc., to rent 1427 Washington st., flat, 8 rooms. 1207% Devisadero st., flaf, § rooms. 2 “1608% Turk st., flat, § rooms - 16 1424 Howard st., flat, 5 rooms. . l‘ 80C_Jessie st., p 250 Tehama eee 10 634 Elizabet! 17 Minna st. Flats wanted. TWO partly furnished flats 4 rooms; 93 and % work by the day or half day. Address 7l Federal st., near Second; rent §i2 each. Ap- Post st. ply MADISON & BURKE. RELIABLE woman wishes situation as house- | SUNNY desirable flats; Oak and Laguna sts. geleur:db;{x of references; wages §20. 125 | "7 3 9 rooms: rent reasonable. ADPLY MAD! amons SON & BURKE. TWOMAN student wants evening work; teach, nurse, watch, clerk; $10 month. Box 4167, Call. RESPECTABLE woman _wants housekeeper. Address MRS. A. G., WOMAN wishes situation to do general house- ‘work; good cook; wages $12; city or country. 10 Wetmore place, bet. Mason and Powell sts. LADY leaving for Honolulu desires situation for her French nursery erness. Apply at The Eugene, 265 O'Farrel ., Monday morn- | ing, 11 to 1, room §8. A SNAP; 4 rooms, clean and sunny; reduced to $5. 14244 Howard st FRENCH flat of 4 rooms ‘wash trays. 3504 234 st. HAIGHT, 439B, near Fillmore—Flat of 4 sunny rooms; yard; basement; laundry; $1L. 1F you It t ove get nted list flats to let trom BALDWIN & HOWBLL. 10 Montomery. LOWER flat; 3 cholce sunny rooms: pantry, storeroom, §11. 2419 Clay st., near Fillmore. porcelain bath and near Guerrero. A _YOUNG woman would like a situation as housekeeper in city, or country if desired. Box <181, Call office. A WOMAN wants work by the day at wash- ing and froning: no half-day; terms §1 50 per day. Address 316% Langton st. o 12 . engine and mill; Shasta County. W. wood and water; 412 Commercial et. sident. WANTED—Man with some ready cash to loan or as partner in manufacture of first-class au- | I, MEETINGRegular annual meet- | N Erockhataecs ot the KILAUEA SUGAIR | _tomobile. Box 3, Call office. | FLANTATION CO. will be held at the office | $2000—HALF interest in old-established busi- of the compgny, No, 327 Market st. San | ness, Box 3688, Call. Francisco, California, on WEDNESDAY. | ——— R SRR d 4th day of October, 198, at 11 o'clock | AN old established jewelry store for sale cheap for the purpose of electing a board | on account of iliness. Box 3668, Call office. | “irectors to serve for the ensuing vear | T — o = _1 mey come before the meeting. Transf close on Saturday, October 13, at 12 o’ E. H. SHELDON, Sec AGENTS WANTED. to handle latest triumph just_out; highs aranteed:’ stapl nis; references, C Bank. AMERICAN manutacturers, Chicage large concern salary basi a4 sll expenses. Dept ., New York City. he transaction of such other business as every locality throughout | 205, Park | STAURANT at 148 Fifth s business; the cause of sale sickness; chance for man and wif » good | er books good, clock m. retary ng businees for | Call at 116 Sec- | and investigate. | | | mall capital required. third floor, rm. 1 newly furnished; always full; 46 Howard st. ABLE Canadidn patent: iron; businesa for life: absolute control; fortune to buyers. Box 3644, Call office. $30—SALOON with 1 living rooms sale, other business. Apply at saloon, Fifth st. GOOD business chance: day saloon; rent cheap. | TG, W. GRAMS, 200 Clay; wholesale district. in Gaso- | orn’ Ex- LIGHT- cause of 154 and ap- | s of 355 20d reliable agen s for a reliable ir % secure a good contra Can Menday sal blow your cigar ation. F. A pertner with $3000 & business; no competition: Eoo: start: will bear investigati HERRICK, 1417 Brush st., than books r. 412, Parrc life, fire, Adrees box 41 = Thermal Bath Agents’ Supply Co., s and e ance? Add. who can pro- estment com- at 608 Parrott bldg. 10c in’ stamps gets samples se- n Age Do you want something mare profit- T 154% | 15 rooms, cor., part cash, hard wood. 2 | 16 rooms, cor.. elegant, sunny, clears marine, rooms, cor., apartments, $i05 clear. 80, Call. | 35 rooms, cor., S. Mkt., new, clears $97.. ~— | 4 rooms, cor., downtown, urgent sale, offices. | Cabinet. | First floor big incos best location in eit; | 1220 Treat ave. BAKERS—Bakery for sale; bargain. NW. cor- ner Twenty-fourth ard Guerrero sts. lary A3 | X SNAPCoftes and chop house: rheumatism compels sale at once. 239 Eighth st. 204 Bl CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore st. | A BRANCH offic subscriptions has Yalencia nts Sup- for Call advertisements and been established at 1096 a money call in yakland. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. 14 ROOMS, rent $60, residence, clears $51 Only a few.of my 217 houses. Ylease call. ASPHALTUM ROOFING TIER, asphalt roofing, sidewalk: ors laid, repaired: postal. 1156 Mission st. M. GRIFFIN, 719 Market st., T. 1. | BUNIONS, {ngrown nalls,_corns, absolute cure, CITY Steam Carpet-Beating Works, G. H. STEVENS. mir., S840 8th st.; tel. South 260, SITUATION wanted by colored girl as house- maid or chambermald. Call at 16 Lewlis st. ADVANCE, Carpet Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter tel. Main 304. GEO. WALCOM, proprietor. CONKLIN'S Carpet-Beating Works, 333 Golden Gate avenue: telephone East 1. CHIROPODISTS. | painless;consuit'n free. Dr. Duncan {15 Sutter. —_— COLLECTION OFFICES. A A AN GEORGE W. KELLY'S Agency—No charge un- less successful. Room 310, 957 Market st. COTTAGES TO LET. $10—COTTAGE 3 sunny rooms; vard; water. 134 Rose ave., between Gough and Octavia DENTISTS. AT the ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC, 800 Mar- k , cor 4th, rm. 7, Flood bldg., you can bave your extractions done painles teeth without Dlates our specialty; gold crowns, 50 %up; Blat es, extractions free, $4 50 up; of- fice hours, § a. m. to 10 g m. ; Sundays, 9 to 2 . m. G, W. WILLTAMSON, M. D. nager. EIGHT prizes for best crowns, plates, bridges extraotions or Allings by my won- method; 20 years' ex- advice free; prices ed; lady attendants. Dpainles: perience; no’ studen cheapest and guar: DR, GEORGE W. EK, 20 O'Farrell st. A _NEW plate, the unbreakable Rose Peari, warranted for 20 years; crowns and bridge- work; teeth without a plate; filiings, 30c; crowns, $3 [0; plates, full set, 35 00; all work painless and worranted. Chicago Dental Par- lore, 24 Sixth st. “MAIN Office”” New York Dental Parlors, 1019 Market st., bet. Sixth and Seventh; consult us on crowns and bridges; teeth extracted positively and absolutely without paln. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, nr. Eleventh —No charge for extracting when pi made; old plates made over llke new; teeth from '§S per set; extracting, 5Oc: given. ving house north of Market, sient house. | 5; price only 83 rooms; corner; a bargain. s; cellar ASTROLOGY ““The New Moon."” free copy MME “T. TAYLOR. scientific astrologer: call 765 Market. HICKEY—Astrologist; horoscopes, s0c 69 rooms; a bargain. $4000 | nt 1016, | EMERY, 3 Eddy st.; phone i LOWEST prices charged for conscientious work | executed by graduate dentists at Standard Dental Pariors, r. 54, Murphy bldg., 1236 Mkt. DR, WALSH, $15% Geary, nr. Larkin—Painiess extraction fc; plates 85 up; tel. Polk 1135. $1000 | 22-ROOM rooming house; cent room house; first class. 11-room house; #75: 6-ro0 27 Market st., s 20-room house; Eddy; rent §75; only...... card reading and palmistry, 25c. 1933 Mission. PISHER & CO., 1082 Market st ATTORNEYS AT LAW. LODGING-HO! buvers, _attention—Houses | ¥ s s at reduced prices; genuine bargains, sizes and location to suit; money loaned. SCHWEIN damages, attachmen HARD & CO., 17 Market st., bet. Fifth and | all cases; fair fee Sixth; phone 1911 | ced on estates. | [T ROOMS: $500_cash: cheap Interest; brand new furniture. WINSTON & CO., lu}l H’rkel. | worth $2600; reduced to $2000 42 ROOME: cor. | “part cash. WINSTON & CO., 1026 Market 350 LODGING-HOUSE, 86 rooms: reat only 330 month and water free: call and examine. | LOWEST prices in 8. I7.; painiess extraction, G0c. New York Dentists. 969 Mission, cor. 6th. | PARIS Dental Parlor, 235 Kearny, cor. Bush— Full set of teeth, $4; crowns, $3; fillings; 25c. N VROOM—'‘Painless'’’; evenings and Sun- | days. 1001 Market st., corner Sixth. SET of teeth without plate. DR. H. G. YOUNG, 1541 Polk st WOMAN—Situation to do general housework | by the day. 414 Clementina st., bet. Fifth and | Sixth. MINNA, 1012, near 11th—4 sunny rooms, hall and large yard; rent $18. REED, 23 cozy rooms: rent §i0. ‘Washingto nst., near Jones. SUNNY bay-window flat of 6 rooms and bath; rent $20. 3307 Twenty-first st., cor. Valencia SUNNY flat, 6 rooms and bath. 115 Leaven- worth st. VALLEJO, 111—Four sunny rooms and bath; all newly Dlp!n‘l_l and paintel. Apply 1325 GERMAN girl just arrived from the East de- sires position general housework; cooking if necessary; g references. Box 2784, Cal WANTED—Place to work mornings at cham: ber work by a respectable woman; Sundays excepted. Address Advertiser, 517 Leaven- worth st. NURSE with experience to take care of invalid | lady or gentleman; city or country; city ref- erences. Box 4200. Call office. WAITING at table or by the day. 403 Third. EASTERN woman, elderly, desires work by day, week or month; used to children; cook- ing and washing; wages $12 month. Call at 250 Tehama LADY'S nurse, English, certificate, would like a few engagements; terms reasonable. Ad- dress MRS. H., Call branch, 200 Hayes st. YOUNG German girl wants a 5 work; wages $20. Call at 4%’ near Castro. A LADY for general housework or housekeeper. 347 Clementina st. with a small child, as work- ; city or country. 3 Seventh. lace for house- Eighteenth st., | | BY young woma ing housekee; 2 NEW clegant flats. 7 rooms, bath and tollel. Pine. mear Tavior. $11-FINE flat, 4 large rooms, large yard. 3928 Nineteenth chez and Noe; key upstairs. 4+-ROOM flats on Victor st.. off 7th and Sth. Inquire at grocery, bath: gas and . between San- i FURNITURE FOR SALE. t, bet. rvant. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at 109 Va- lencia st. D HELP WANTED-MALE. A—MURRAY & READY......Phone Main 533 Leading Employment and Labor Agents. . ~WANT—7 A. M., MONDAY... A—20 laborers for mills, yards and wood: large sawmill company.... $28 to $40 and driver for delivery wagon, eity $12 carpenter for the mines, 375; miners .. ® 50 laborers, city and country..$1 75 and $2 day 10 plow teamsters . 326 and $30 and foun 2 ranch kands....butter makers and milk Men to dlic swest potatoes........330 and f i waeik single hand Coachmen....farmer and wife, see boss h Carriage painter ...blacksm Harness maker boy for milk wagon Lumber pilers, $0. .drillers Chore boys, etc. MURRAY & READY, 88 636 Clay s A—SPECIAL . Cook for hospital, ten men.. Cook for ranch, $50 and found man for delicatessen store. -$40 and found Coatmaker <315 to $30 week MURRAY & READY, 634-63 Clay st A—2 COOKS 0, $40, $35, 390 and found 18 waiters . v...-.335, $30, 325 and found 13 laundrymen, butchers, Lorters. Markers for laundry. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 638 Clay ot. 340 and found experienced C. R. HANSEN & CO. ...14 GEARY ST. RAILROAD WORK. 3 stonemasons, railroad work, Nevada...$8 50 stonemason foreman, R. R. work, Cal.. 4 80 50 teamsters, R. R. work, Nevada. laborers, R. R. work. Nevada. Free fare. Ship_daily. HOTEL DEPARTMENT. chef, $30 to $100; 2 second cooks, who pastry, 350 to 360: 3 dishwashers, 330: hotel, $50; 6 waiters, hotels and res country, $30 and §5 a week; 3 bell an tor_boys, $10 and $15 C. R. HANBEN & CO., 104 GBARY ST. 4 ROOMS furnished in oak for $48 50, with No. 7 range. King Furniture Co., 11271131 Mar- ket 'st.; telephone South 637. FURNITURE WANTED. CHAS. LEVY buys your furniture, _carpets, planos, etc. 1135 Market tel. Jessie 761 A. WOLLPERT, 713 Mission st., pays highest price for second-hand furniture; tel. Red 1384. ALWAYS 'phone John 1041 before selling your furniture. Standard Furn. Co., T4 Mission. Auctioneer—L.Vincent, 1305 Larkin; tel Polk 894. furniture & furn'd houses bough ipot cash. W. E. CODY (late with J. T. T furniture, carpets. * 757 Missi LADY stenographer, experienced, who has her own machine, desires position. Address box 2685, Call office. WOMAN to do housework by the day or take washing home. Address MRS. DAVIS, 21| Fal eve, ! WINCHESTER House, 4 Third st., near Mar- | ket—20 rooms; 25c to $1 50 night, $1 50 to 36 week; convenient and respectabl free ’'bus and baggage to and from ferry. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions | received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st. X HRANCH ofice for Call Sdvertisements and subscriptions has been cstablisiied at 109 V- encia T — EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. A—ATTENTION hotel and restaurant keepers. | C. R. Hansen & Co., telephone Grant 185, has a number of first-class chefs, bakers ani pastry cocks, butchers and all-round cooks, also walters, waltresses, chambermaids, | kitchen and laundry help wanting situations, city or country. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 | Geary st. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. *“C. R. HANSEN & CO. Phone Grant 185" HOTEL DEPARTMENT 2 waitresses, Salt Lake City, Utah, fare here; head waitress, city, $25; 2 waitresses, city, $20; waltresses for different commercial coun- try hot $20 and § 4 chambermaids to wait, eity and country, $20; 2 chambermalds, $18; woman cook, $30; 2 plain laundresses, same hotel, $25 and 3§20, and many others. 2 FAMILY DEPARTMENT ... tallan housckeeper, $15; mother and daugh- ter. cook and assistant, city, $40: section cook, see party here: second girl and assist with' children, $20; cook, small family, cit $30; cook, four in family and 4 In help, $30. and too many orders for housegirls, second girls. nursegirls, city and country, to enu- merate. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary. WANTED—A woman cook for small country hotel; wages $40; 37 miles from city on rail- road; must be good, plain and competent cook: also for same place, a girl for dining- room and to assist with laundry. For partic- ulars call at Golden West Hotel. Monday, Oct. and inquire for MISS C. COLOMBET, be- tween the hours of 10 and 12 a. m. ATTENTION, ranchers, farmers, dairies, log- ging camps, sawmills, mines and contractors. All orders _for men we can fill promptly. Telephone Grant 185 2 R. HANSEN & CO.. ... 104 Geary st. DOG HOSPITALS. ! DR. BUZARD'S dog hespital, Post, Fillmore— Advice and medicine, 75¢; city visits, §150; all animals treated; dogs boarded. Tel. West 636. DR. Creely’ C, P. mange cure and worm pill: CLARK, Emma Sp 1 free: no fees in adv at 439 Dupont st CHEAPEST and best § MEETINGS—SUNDAY. A > any or W KE America—The Weekly address in the Canada one year for $1, APARTMENT house—i8 rms,, well furn.; gas | stoves; water free; always full. 622 G. G. ave. | NICELY furnished 16-room house; cheap rent casy terms or cheap for cash. 142 O'F: BATH CABINETS. ROBI and safe gen. agt.. & door opens: firm CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. . buggles, carts, harnes: ALL kinds of wagor ete., 426 Ellia. cheap. BOARDING 1 e board; good care. 249 or parent hipley near Church and 16 4 Church lane, family would like to board t like a BUSINESS CHANCES. chance; coffee and tea routs h. Cf 3 & CO., 719 M: Y and boarding stable chance. Cowing & C ha % e Tues test circ afterncon at best location: money mal OWING & CO., 719 Marks ouse; north Market month. COWL. A—ROOMI tlon; clears § SROCERY store sitive bargain. Cowing & Co. A FINE wholesale and retail fruit NG & CO. ; best location ¢ rele to-night, Occidental sittings daily, 605 Me- test circles: lving YWING & CO., A-—31230; FALOON with 10 close.to Hall of Justice; place estal & good business; o otherwise cause of sale; & G. WILKE, 26 Kearny st. —— -3 room and restaur: BEGGERT AITKE) 3 in leading privi 120 McAllister st flat L rrell a waod ; good ; cheap rent; harne everyth! Lane, in old-extabliched off 5 onth to 65 M cague meeting otus group Sun. 3d E ness, 11 a. m. experience JOARD for little girl; best of care; reasonable a chid. | 5—A emall chiid to board; good park loca- 5 Market. lass location; good e - X 9 Market. ARKIVED—Mrs. Dr. Farnham,world-renowned ~— | " spiritual medium; advice in all affairs of )ife, op: snap for | Jawsuits, divorces, deaths; unites the sepa” man. COWING & Market st rated: mining a specialty; cirs.Sun., Wed., Frl. TAURANT in best part of cliy; must i COWING, 719 Market st 19 Market 9 Marke furnished rooms; Y 1 Mason: 30steady board- a rare chance. Call R. G. WILKE, 2% | and grain: fine paving b i ne L e 7—RESTAURANT in a fine locati : great bargain. Lane & Co., 865 Market. EGAN & SON, 2117 Missior team wwagon, nearly ne EY phaeton; seat 4 or §; price §60. At sta- bies, $18 Geary st. 1 private_schooling: music - | Box 4155, Call office A No. 1 express wagon, single, also light = —— — mping wagon, for sale cheap. 532 Mission. | lke two children to board: f S = | EW & 2d-hand_wagons, buggles, carts & har- | £ rk & driving horses. 15th & Valenci: th sts. . SPIRITUALIS! MRS. E. M. DUVAL, 425 Golden Gate avenue. Late of Los Angeles. Mrs. Duval is a natural and business medium. She telis your past, | present and future life, diagnoses diseases, cures deafness, etc. If there are obstacles in | the path of your life she can tell you how to | overcome them and how to avold them. Mrs. Duval has practiced successfully in Los Angeles for the past nine years for all the | principal business people, as well as those in | the highest soclety, and still has patrons there, to whom she will continue to give her valuable advice, e; clears ' arket st. ev's; come and be convinced. (Permanently) 513 Eddy st., bet. Hyde and Larkin; no sign. | ACCORDION pleating factory; all kinds pleat- | McDowell born clairvovant |- | AN experienced lady vocalist of European ad- WANTED—By ranchman, . married, place on | ranch; California experlence in fruit, general | farming and stock; good milker; can run an engine: practical man; good working fore- | man; will work for $25 and found or $32 50 per | month and“find own provisions; wants place with use of small house for family; have own household goods: will ko any place; family are good workers In fruit when wanted; wife a good cook. Address A. LORING, Skyland, | Santa Cruz Co., Cal. * Gamages, estates, | ALDEN CO., 1118 Broadway. by druggists or at hospital 510 Golden Gate av. A. Mitchell, 314 Montgomery. | - s ———e - e | A—FURNISHED house of 7 rooms for sal Tho charge unless successful, W. | * rent of house very cheap; rooms all full. Ap- | DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES T IR e B e — | FAIRFIELD'S Millinery Academy; call & ex- | ‘kels bldg., $27 Mar- | $150—BARGAIN; 16-room lodging-house. Apply amine work; send for circular. 1236 Market. ing, pinking. 121 Post, overO'Connor&Moffatt. ressmaking and Millinery School; 1019 M st GERMAN grocery clerk and barkeeper wishes @ situation; first-class references. W. BOH- LING, 417 Kearny st. COMPETENT double-entry bookkeeper with 3 or 4 hours daily to spare would like set of books to write up or expert; day or evening. Address box 4165, Call office. | WANTED—Ladles GIRL for general housework in a small mod- ern house: family of three: must be good cook: wages $2). Call forenoons 10 to 12, or address 1117 Green st.; take O'Farrell-st. cars. | REFINED middle-aged or elderly woman as housekeeper for 2 children; Address C. E. HATCH, Elk P. O., Cal permanent to | Tight party; ‘wages $10; country; no_triflers. | ‘A—8 CARPENTERS, 1 painter. 20 cabin, ers, 20 benchhands, § sticker-hands Mecbanics' Regis Bureau, 410 Kearny st., room 9. Non.union mechanics please register; no office ‘ee. BARBERS Progressive Union—Free smploy- ment. H. Bernard, Sec., 104 Tth; tel. Jessio 1s: WANTED—Office boy In large offica: go gho' for boy who has had the right kind ome trainiag; must be cleanly, quick, wi ing and bright; give age, whers last em- ployed, references, eto. Box 287, Call o A NEAT, clean, well-mannered colored young man as light porter in men’s furnishing store; must come well recommended; 3§ week start. €23 Market st., after 10 a. m. DRUG clerk; a rellable, competent prescrip- tion clerk wanted in a prominent drugstors, one who speaks German and French pre- ferred. Box 2783, Call office. WANTED First-class salesman to take as a side line California produce; Nevada, Utah and Montana. Apply 301 Drumm st. WANTED—Experienced crockery packer; others need apply. Call between 9 and Monday morning, 122 Sutter st._ ASS operators on no 7] FIRST- work. Apply E. H. LEVY (In | YOUNG man with experfence desires posttion | with coatmaker. Box 417 WANTED—Registered pharmacist: give refer ence and salary expected. Box 4173, Call RELIABLE ycung gasfitter; steady work. 623 Golden Ga GOVERNMENT 1 postoffice or any without seeing catalogue of [nf'\rmnllon.ér!-‘. Columbian Corres. College, Washington, D. C. : business depart- Box 4179, Call. call Sunday, bet. 11 and s’ Registration Bureau, 410 tons—Don’t prepare f civil service examination | i MAN of energy and Integrity ment magazine; age: ref. 3 ELECTRICIAN 12 a. m. Mechani Kearny st. 10 FIRST-CLASS house shinglers. Call bet. 9 | “and 12 this morning, 54 Market st. STRONG boy to do packing. 'WBAUER BROS., 18 First st. MAN for industrial debit; § to 3 a. m., 5 to § p. m. M. L. RYAN, room 6, 405 Montgomery. | to copy letters at home. everywhere; pleasant work: good pay; full articulars, terms, etc; reply with stamp. he Cutler Co., Dept. 3, Chicago, I GIRL to assist in light housework for three adults Call 1315 Fulton st EDUCATED lady for philanthropic work: low salary; send age and reference. Box 4178, Call. | GOOD reliable girl or middle-aged woman to assist in housework; good home. 4084 Seven- teenth st., mear Castro. FIRST-CLASS operators on pants: steady work. Apply E. H. LEVY (Inc.), 513 Market. Ladies' Talloring and M- French system. 411 Van Ness. o, 1inery School; Dressm: EDUCATIONAL. AYRES' Business College, 728 Market st.; day | and evening; individual instruction, $5 per | month; life" scholarship, $50: bookkeeping. | shorthand. telegraphy, etc.: just added % new typewriters; commercial department enlarged and is the best in S. F.; catalogue free. GALLAGHER-MARSH College, Parrott Bldg — Shorthand, typing and bookkeeping; Robert F. Gullagher, expert court reporter, teacher of \ | shorthand; reportorial phrasing taught; prac- | | tical bookkeeping; full course $50; catalogue. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post st 8. F.—Bookkeeping, shorthand,’ typing, lan- glages, telegraphy, knglish branche: electrical and mining engineering, ete. and night sessions; new $0-page catalogue free. A—THE LYCEUM, an aceredited preparatory school for the university, law and medical colleges; references, President Jordan or any | Stanford professor, Phelan building. | FREE tultion; rare opportunity: wanted 20 students for new business college; open in November; one month’s tuition free. Apply | promptly box. 4187, Call office. | vantages desires to exchange lessons for room | in central location. Address box 3695, Call. SPANISH classes day and evening, 305 Larkin st., cor. McAlllster; 4 lessons a week, $3 a month; also pri; PROF. F. M. VIZCAINO. | BOOKKEEPING, free trial; private lessons; § mos. In college not equal to 8 wks. With me, $25. TARR, expert accnt, 220 Parrott bldg. MRS, HARRISON, spirit medium; sittings atly: this waek only; Z5c, Goc, §1; clrcle Sun- enin 10c. %58 Mission st. kes ot st. call MISS M. G. BARRETT, Shorthand Academy; lessons by mall; acknowledged by official re- porters best teacher, best system. 302 Montgy. MEDIUM and palmist; readings this week, 250 | and B0c; satisfaction guaranteed. Room 14, 1239 Market s ALL students but two taking full course this year got positions. SAN FRANCISCO BUSI- NESS Ct E, 1236 st | MRS KOTTER, 34 Sixth st circle to-day, 3 & 8 p. m.; 10c; sittings dally; G., $1; L., b0c. PROF. GEF, medium—Startling tests; circles every night, 10c; readin S0c, $1. 148 6th. MME. MAJORS., gifted spiritual medium, healer and card reader. 132 Sixth st., room 1. FRIENDSHIP Hall, 33§ McAllister—Mrs. C. J. business | g_rooms bl. many wher en- Taain | Mever, sit.daily; convinc'g tests to-night; 106, sl | MRS. J. I WHITNEY, clairvoyant. test. busi- ot with | _mess medium. life reader: sittings $1. 1164 Mkt. te hotel; | CLAIRVOYANTS. MME. BERNARD Vostss o % Thira st., near Market, Thix famous clairvoyant and business me- dium is now located In San Franeisco. She reads life fluently, tells your st, and reveals o you your future; gives valuable ad- vice in all affairs of business, love affairs, di- vorce and lawsuits. By her wonderful power she unites the sepa- rated. If you are contemplating going into business 3 horses, | ing first- | 865 Mrkt. | fice busi- each; no arket st. lon; good this method In stocks & grain have xend” for free particulars: referonces. R. JONES, investment 40 Exchange place, New York. WM. T. FONDA. Recorter PARTNER wanted in an o1 established whole- | MME; PORTER, wondertul ciairvoyant & card R : sale and retail liquor store; this 16 a chance | ‘nader, bor3 with double vell & sccond sight, IESION Lodge of @ lifetime for & party of meane and abll- | e poRes CIBRTS WOT, HIS, TERCIRES, IROTES Officers and ity: principals only. Address Owner, box SOUEELS Dol & Slir. g6 N l”u‘.‘h' . '1\ k¢ office. ]SMXAR}&'.('IE l“y‘p“?l\]flvli ‘lil;lr“vnynnt and o Pax a - = e == | palmist, permiSnently locate arket, opp. s PO-DAY at 129 RARE chance—Old-cstablished hotel; good op- A et g et post aog MtcTx portunity for the right party; to let, furnieheg | i Private readings dally, 10 . m. to p. m. investments by | Gays more than a mechanic earns in 60; | customers & bank of any kind, buying or selling stocks, sae Mme. Bernard at once; her advice will be valuable to you. These are exciting days in ofl stocks in Call- fornia and you will find her advice as to what to buy and when to sell of great value, and by following her advice you will make no mistake. | for my carned in | Broker, the WM _or uniraished. Apply 168 San Bruno ave. | MM BERNAKD. reads lite fuently: advics 7 I heree acmiT | miven in all affaite in lite; ‘guar. ¥ Lodge N o D o ey T | momes jcale | anteed: %o up. 17 Thind i hext Exarminer. ey 1 third and Twenty-foutth. JuET fetuned, MRS, E. L DAVIS, clairvoy- %o be present THIS DAY ; T AT A T ant, card reader; mental questions answered; the tunomd coremonies of our late brother. | Ve ‘Fox 4196, Call office. MRS, . SANDERS, 514 Taylor st.,, near Geary JOHN HAYEE, late a member of Amad.r —Ciairvoyant, palmist ‘business medium; Lodge No. Jackson, i. STATIONERY, notion, cigar and cand, i | ladies’ circle Thurs., 2 p. m.; Fri. §; cir. %e. mittees will please note | By order of the | inundry offid; no agents. Apply 310 Turk s TR & cnieie BARRY. Secretars. '3 G0OD ciear, news and Bult wtore: must | oacs. S e b Shmiehisd Bpoth X £ G W_Funeal ".‘:»:h-;» ":hc nllfl(ve‘rl ard sell: price $30. EMERY, 2 Eddy st. matters, 19 Fuiton st.. near Larkin. memmicrs of the Grand and subordinate par- — e T e T S hotified 16 meet 3100 MONTHLY; fine opportunity for lady or | MME, HANSCN, palmistry, card reader; past, st 13'm; sharp, SUNDAY. October 3, at X. man and wife; investigate. 139 Market, r. §3. | present, future, 2c. 148 Sixth st., room M. E G all, 414 Mason st., f[or the purpose sale — Good-; ‘business: Tt card e of uitending the funeral of Past Grand Presi- | Chcaprs Addrtas B O box 30h Bua Bateer | MME. SCHAVFER, Shirvorent, card reader; @ent MARCELLUE A. R C HENRY LUN! ", Grand President. 3 Gnndxleu-un. $7—STORE and 2 furnished must be g0ld at once. 2174 rooms for sale; Eleventh st. r t> learn arithmetic and geog- Tadhy 2 hours a day, 3 days a week; pay 36 a month. Box 278, Call office. ENGINEERING, clvil, elec., mining, mech,sur- vey, assay, cyanide, arch.; day.. eve.: est. 1384 VAN DER NAILLEN SCHOOL, 933 Market. SPANISH, French, German. singing, piano, 2! mo.; hours, 2-4, 6-8. 1285 Market, rms. 119-117. MUNSON School Shorthand. Typing. Bookkeep- ing, Spanish. 137 Mont'y, E. M. Carpenter, pr. MR. and MRS, D. MANSFIELD; music studio; violin, guitar, mandolin; banjo. 1536 Eday st. ILLUS’ TION—PARTINGTON'S DAY and ILLUSTRATION—Night class. 424 Pine st. FAMILY wishes lessons on violin, banjo, gul- tar and cornet. Address 3012 Larkin st. | WANTED—By vouns man | A MARRIED man wants MIDDLE-AGED man, strictly trustworthy, good references, desires position as watch- man or janitor; 20 years a resident of this city. Address E. 8., 3302 Army st. employed during bookkeeper, stenog- best. day, evening work as rapher, typewriter, copyist, cashier, etc. references. Address P. O. box 2265 | SEWING machine o] tors and crocheters. J. J. PFISTER KNITTING CO., 412 Polk st. WANTED—Young girl to assist in general housework. Apply 1512 Vallejo st. WANTED—Experienced seamstress who under- stands plain sewing and making alterations. Apply box 4190, Call offige. YOUNG man wishes position as porter and as- sistant barkeeper; not afrald of work. Ad- dress box 3830, Call office. WANTED—A woman not under 25 by a whole- sale house to travel; must be trustworthy and accurate. Box 4185, Call office. PRACTICAL nurse or valet wants position; steady and strictly sober. 63 Polk st. WANTED—Position as registered pharmacist; best places only considered. Box 4174, Cail. DOOKKEEPER desires position; city or coun- try. Address G. C. L., 1436 Leavenworth st., San Francisco. | OPERATORS on_muslin underwear; steam power. G. W. REYNOLDS, 597 Misston corner Second. BOYS wanted. Apply 111 Clay st. RESPONSIBLE man for ing. SPECK & CO., 667 BASSOS and tenors for vested choir; instruo- tion given in sight reading. The Good Sa- maritan Mission, Second st., near Folsom. anitor; arket AN energetic man of larg: acquaintance for outside work. Box office. WANTED—Machine edge trimmer and setter. | WENTWORTH-SWITZER SHOE CO., 119 Pine st. | GOOD canvassers for holiday and standard ; men or women. THE J. DEWING boks CO., Flood building. WANTED—Boy to learn trade. Apply 11 Fre- mont _st. WANTED—A good coatmaker at 520 Kearny , first floor, room 1. A STRONG boy who has worked at horseshoe- in§. 1617 Folsom st., Monday FIRST-CLASS ladles’ tallor on ladies’ coats. VERDIER, %4 Geary st. BOY for jewelry trade. R. BUJAU: Lick place, Lick House. OFF, 17 OPERATORS on waists. NEWBAUER BROS,, 18 First st. GOOD general baker; evenings, 6 to 11; bright prospect, sober, reliable man. Box 4137, Call. EXPERIENCED nurse to take care of baby. 2202 Jackson st. | SWEDE % wants vosition as porter, hotel, country: understands bar horses; smart and handy. Box 4157, Call office. YOUNG lady for stage; first-class company: experience unnecessarv: references. Box 27i8, Call office. COOK wants position country hotel, institution or mining camp. Box 2779, Call offica. A YOUNG man wishes position as traveling | salesman for a horseshoeing firm; has been a | blacksmith. Box 4189, Call office. | GERMAN girl or woman who speaks the lan- guage correctly. 3341 Twenty-fourth st., fore- noons. LADY to take care of a child 4 years old at her home. 88 Third st. YOUNG man_desires position in office; ex- perlence and bookkeeping;. best refcrences. Box 41 office. position as bar- | TAILORESS and one finisher on ladies’ jack- ets. A. KAHN, 142 Geary st. SEWING girls, attention!—Bxperienced opera- tors on dress and negligee shirta; steady Keeper; sober, Industrious. Box 419, Call. | work: good pay. Lowenberg Co., 27 Jessie st COOK wants work: a good careful cook; or | IMPROVERS on skirts and waists wanted. ;?un 0 as second cook. T. SMITH, 318, FRANCES, 796 Sutter st. nna st : COAC! N; can milk cows and care for gar- | den;mlul family reference. Box 4182, | Call office. MAN and wife (Americans) wish janitor work in office building or lodging house; references. Address box 278¢, Call office. A MECHANIC that is able to keep 100 auto- matic Singers and Wilcox & Gibbs machines in perfect repair would like a steady positlon. Box 2716, Call office. SITUATION wanted by a young man in pri- vate family, willing to do anything: strictly sober and rellable; reference. Address C. E. E., 50 Minna st. YOUNG man wants position as porter or team- ster for wholesale houss. Address G. B., 13% Washington st. STEADY reliable man wishes work; city or country; Is very handy with tools; also a good porter and bedmaker. Address L. OL- SEN, 631 Sacramento st. GENTLEMAN wishes situation; can run Incu- bators and understands care horses, chickens and cattle; wages $15. 641 Commercial st.; reference, Barlow. FRENCH. Spanish,ete. Prof. DeFilippe’ sAcademy of Langtages,320Post; estab. 1571; ablest profs. CALIFORNIA Business College is again en- larging quarters. Come see us, 305 Larkin st. ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, Srammar writing, stc.. day or eve.; $ mo. 1024 Mission, nr. 6t] MPLOYMENT OFFICES. STRONG, actlve young man, 19, wants posi- tion in’ book or general merchandise stor: in country. Box 3681, Call office. A YOUNG man, strong and wiiling to work, would Iike a position in town or country; references; state ralary paid. Box 4158, C:fl A WELL educated man wishes position as traveling or stationary companion; speaks English and French; reference. Box 4158, Call. A—JAPANESE and Chinese amployment con- tractor; estab. over 10 years; all kinds hel 421 Post st., near Poweli; Telephone Bush 135. | JAPANESE and Chinese Employment Office; best help furn. Tel. John 2121. 806% Stockton. ey e T AT N TR, FRED WAMATS, J: Chi, tractor; emp. office. o4 Callfornia; tel. James 0L, RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese empl = fice; all kinds h‘lr 35 lm:"m‘ni JAPANESE Housecleaning Co.—Walters, cooks, dishwashers; est. 1890, 1 Oak; tel. Page 541. UNION Japanese-Chinese emp. office—Best Turn:; domestie serve 417 Fowall; i1, Bush 5. ORPHEUM ioyment Ofmum utter; tel nese help. 426 Powell,nr. Japanese " & Farre Chi- Dawe Hielp 1 onNInT S B Dee R e T Bast e EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE, COMPETENT girl wants second work waitfhg: best reference; wages $15. Box Call office. i CFl girl wishes to do; wi and ,Whg:‘.mbybo } wages ave., rear. W. nurse; t by MIDDLE-AGED good hotel walter desires steady pcsition. Address H. KIEHL, New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Montgomery ave. ENGLISHMAN (age 26) of good education and A B = Box 3671, Call office. STENOGRAPHER—Young man of experlence desires position In 8. F.; rellable; asst. book- keeper: law office preferred; references: state iculars and salary. G. W. McCLOUD, GEP, cook | "33 Sixteenth at., near FIRST-CLASS talloress on ladies' talloring wanted. FRANCES, 796 Sutter st. | APPRENTICE at dressmaking. 313 Jones st. FIRST-CLASS skirt hand for ladles’ tallor; also an apprentice; paid while learning. VER- DIER, 954 Geary st. WANTED—A_middle-aged woman for cham. berwork and play piano for sporting house: AN experienced milk wagon driver wanted. 1406 Devisadero st. TINNER wanted. 1509 Polk st. TAILORS wanted for seat room. 08 Mont- gomery st., room 6, third flocr; convenlent. A CAKE baker: wages $0; board and iodging. 2808 Twenty-fourth street. . - BOY to work in blacksmith shoo. Call at 421 Fifth at. LD ENGINEERS, firemen, machiaists, electrician: . —Send for new 4i0-page pamphlet containing list of questions asked by Examining Board of Engineers. GEO. A. ZELLER, St. Louis, Mo, MAN to travel and appoint agents: to satis- factory hustler with good references $1000 and expenses: permanent: rapid promotion. Add. Mgr. “Travelers,” 51 Star bldg., Chicago. $12 STRAIGHT bona fide weekly salary direct from office; expenses extra commissions; cap- able men, women to represent us appointing agents: promotion and increase salary: new lines. Butler & Alger, New Haven, Conn. GENTLEMAN of indomitable energy and push; .‘Wd opportunity to right man. F. PERSON, Toom 412, Parrott buliding. BARBER for Saturday and Sunday. 715 Davi J. B. BUTTERWORTH, good pay to right party. Add. box Call. | street. WANTED—Girl who understands cording. Box | ALL sizes men's shoes, slightl . halt 2188, Call office. Drice. 862 Mission st., bet. 1st and i sta. GIRL wanted to assist in fur store; age 16 to 17._11€ Grant ave. LUNCH walitress for small restaurant. 340 Sut- ter st REFINED girl for light second work and to take care of child 7 years old; call between 10 and 13. 2203 Buchanan st. YOUNG woman to adsist shoe fitter. day, 31 Second st., top floor. GIRL wanted for light housework. Call at $484 Twenty-second st. PATTERNS! PATTERNS! PATTERNS! At the McDowell Dressmaking and_Miliinery School: all late patterns cut to order; satis- faction juaranteed: sewing department open o all; bring your material and make it under a competent dressmaker; superior advantages in millinery department; Pratt system of N. Y. taugtt: hats trimmed to order. McDOW- ELL'S, 1019 Market st. WANTED—A woman who has had some expe- rience nursing the sick. Address 33, Central Bank building, Oakland. FIRST-CLASS operators on Singer machines: electric power; high wages. 231 Powell 3 Call Sun- WANTED—An experienced delivery clerk with gocd references for grocery and liquor house. Address M, P. O. bex, 330 Sacramento, Cal. A BRISK, smart young man, good address, who will undertake management of a well- established monthly. Box 4160, Call office. WANTED-—-Fur naller; given a steady job. PAngfi‘RT, 318 Leavenworth st., bet. Ed! an 5. FIRST-CLASS watchmaker; steady position: city store; state previous employment; ret- ences. Box 4109, Call office. WANTED—-A place to stop for the winter—This can be found at the Adams House, 519 Sacra- mento. . near Montgomery: one of the few Tespectable houses where countrymen coming to the city can find nice, clean, cheap, weil- ventflated rooms. A. McCREERY, Prop. MEN wanted to learn barber trade: only eight ‘weeks required: positions guaranteed; special inducements: catalogue and map of city free. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 5 Clay st. ‘WANTED—Laborers and mechanics to know that Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprietor, st!ll runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms; e per night; §1 to 32 per week. GOOD home for girl 14 years with man 'lfl:mfl'l.!l.‘l l.mn st s —_— GIRL or woman to make herself generally use- ful in small family. 1107 Filbert st. MIDDLE-AGED woman, intelligent and ener- getic, to represent established firm, office ::‘l:‘ltn'; eomud zlmn one’s own home: to party . Mgr. Branch Office, Dept. 502, Star bldg. Chicage: . A_LIMITED number of bright young will Jor white shirt be taken for instruction in Standard Grove sts. A LADY of indomitable energy possessed of self-assertion; good to 3 F. PERSON, room Parrott b.“l?il‘t Vi GIRL or woman for light housework: wages $15. 2427 Sutter st. WANTED—A girl for light housework. Apply Mission. mr.am&..'nm et powe, Cul: Undurwear Go, e A £-CHAIR shop doing from 30 to $35 per week; this is a bargain and must be sold at once. Box 3697, Call office. WANTED—Steady man to_take half interest in commission business; required. Mc- LAUGHLIN & CO., 7iT% Market s TOUNG man wanted to learn the barber trade: easy terms. 712 Mission st. GROCERY clerk wanted. 13 to 22 years of age. 1622 Waller st., cor. Shrader. SMART boy for office, $15 and board. Apply own handwriting. Box 3684, Call office. BARBER shop for sale: chance for mar- Tied man. Call 1096 V: i st. ‘WANTED—-100 men to take rooms, 10c, li¢ and c. Boston House, 530 Héward st. GET shoes balf soled while wajting: %0 o Be. 562 Minsion st bet. st and i sis. STOLTZ, barber mnpgt‘-, removed from 650 Market (basement) to 835 Market st.. upstairs. GENTLEMEN'S suits to order. I per week. at cash prices. N. Y. Tailoring Co.. 115 Kearny. l:?fll seamen and hands; pasts of world, HERMAN'S, 3§ Steuari ¢