The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 26, 1901, Page 28

SAN FRANOCISCO CALL. BUSINESS OFFICE of The San Francisco Call, corner of Market ‘:1‘;? Tuind ymeeu“r ; open until 12 o'clock every nl in the 3 BRANCH OFFICES—t27 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 9:30 p. m. 300 Hayes street; open until 9:30 p. m. 633 McAllister street; open until §:30 p. m. 625 Larkin street; open until 9:30 p. m. 3841 Mission street: open until 10 p. m. 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth until § p. m. 106 Eleventh street: open until § p. m. 109 Valencia street; open until § p. m. Northwest corner Twenty-second and Ken- tucky streets; open until § p. m. 2200 Fillmore street; open until 8 p. m. CHURCH SERVICES. AT THE STRANGERS' SABBATH HOME (643) Howard St. Methodist-Episcopa’ Chuxch Bet. 2d & 3d Sts. Seats Free. Rev. Dr. John A. B. Wilson, Pastor Res. by the Church. Tel, Black got. mfortable seat A Gflunmns greeting g Await yoo rdial welcome 11 & m., subject, “‘Power From on High Anuthem, ‘“‘Great Re- decmer. contraite solo, ung, by Mrs, rand ~ Army of S F'n:p:;'fie wervice. . Lincoln will Garfield posts an: Rating Patriotic song service: on the Old Camp Ground,” solo by Mi ¥ Owen. chorus by cholr. Ofertory ing From the Ranks,” by . Buurtet. Mies Fiora Bollinger will sing Star-Spangled Bannes Y SNTRAL Methodist Episcopal Church, Mis- CRion st between Bixth and SeventhDr. & | D, Hutsinpiller will preach at 11 o'c] thie topic, “The Great God of Danfel, a §o'clock on the topic “The Helghts of Life and the Low Places of Death. Seats free. Good music and cordial welcos 11, and be present. UNITARIAN Church (Firet), southwest corner Geary and Franklin sts.—Rev. Bradford Teavitt, minister; Rev. Dr. Stebbins, minis- ter emeritus; Charles A. Murdock, perin- tendent of Sunday school. The Sunday school i at 10 o'clock. The morning eervice is at 11 o'clock. Rev. George R. Dodson of Ala- | meda will preach. Rev. Mr. Leavitt will | preac.. the Baccalaureate sermon at Stan- | ford University. In the evening there will be & special service, which the local posts of the Grand Army will attend. Rev. Mr. Leavitt will deliver the address, Special | All are cordially invited to both ser- music. | vices. | UNITARIAN Church (Second), corner Capp | end Twentieth sts.—Rev. E. F. Dinsmore, | minister, residence 8§25 Capp st. Sunday | schocl et $:45 o'clock _Morning theme, ““The | Perception of God.” G. A. R. memorial eer- Vice in the evening. Literary circle Tuesday evening. ITY Church, corner Bush and Gough The Rev. Frederick W. Clampett, D.D., rector. Holy communion, § & m. Morning service, 11 & m. Evening prayer, 4 p. m. Friday service at 11 a. m. for army and navy. The rector will preach. FIRST Presbyterian Church, corner Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.—Rev. R. Mackenzle, D.D., and Rev, W. K. Guthrie, ministers. Rev.' W. K. Guthrie will preach at the 11 a. m. end 7:46 p. m. services. Sabbath | #chool at 12:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p. m. Midweek meeting Wednesday at § p. m. Mr. Guthrie's resi- | dence, 2328 Pacific ave.; telephone Jl("‘eun NL | FIRST Congregational Church, corner Post and Mason ets.—Rev. George C. Adams, D.D., pastor, will preach at both services. At 11 a m., theme, “‘The Meaning of Theological Unrest.”" At 73 theme, “Zaccheus, the Rich Man."" cordially invited. FIRST Church of Christ, Sclentist, Central | block, 223 Sutter st., between Kearny st. and | Grant ave.—Christian Science Bible lesson at | 11 a. m.; subject, ‘‘Ancient and Modern | Necromancy or Mesmerism and Hypnotism.” Bunday school for children at the same hour. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Free reading-room, 206 Kearny et., room 510. All are welcome. | REORGANIZED Church of Jesus Christ, | Druids’ Temple, Folsom and Fourteenth sts.— | Preaching 11 a. m. by F. B. Blair and by George Daley. Sunday school .45 a. This church was organized by divine com- | mand to preach. the everlasting gospel, as a | ‘sign”’ of the coming of Jesus Christ to re- | ward all men according to their works and those who obey not the gosj THE First Mental Science Temple hold their regular Sunday morning meeting in Golden te Hall, 625 Butter st., 11 o'clock. Eugene Mar, the brilliant mental science author lecturer of New York City, will lec- ““The Purpose of Attraction.” The and ture on 5 public cordially invited to hear him. No ad- | mission fee. Collection will be made to pay expense of hall THEOSOPHICAL Soclety—Public lecture to- | night at 8 o'clock in Odd Fellow bullding Miss J. C. Brodie. BSubject, ‘‘Karma- HR, JOHN A. KERGAN will lecture this evening &t Crystal Hall, Pythian Castle, 909 Market st. Subjéct: ‘‘The Wonders ol the ervous System,” to be followed hy magnifi- | cent views of a visit to Italy. Those attend ing may procure free tickets to X-Ray ex: hibition Sanitarfum next Tuesday even- ing. Seal free. No collection. { PARLOR health lecture and electrical exhibi- ticn: souvenir X-ray pictures of your hand; | Sunday and Thursday at 8 p. m. The | Clectro-Medical Institute, 751 Sutter, | ELLA WHEELER WILCOX answered to-night | by Mrs. R S Lillie and Mrs. A. L. Gil- | lespie in Occidental Hall, 3066 Larkin st.; good music. 1. F. T. BIBEE, Spiritual Church Sunday meet- ing 909 Market st., 11 0'clock free; 2:30 and 8 S n, others. | | GOOD home for Invalld or children; short way MEETING NOTICES—Continued. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1901 BUSINESS CIIANCES—Continued. CLATRVOYANTS—Continu TWENTY-SEVENTH icnie An- angual clent Order of Foresterdand Compan- fons of the Forest will be held at Cali- fornia Schuetzen Park, San Rafael THURSDAY, May 3, 1901 Ticket trip and admission to park, 50c, adult: dren under 12 years, %c. Valuable gate and game prizes. J, FALCONER, President. M. BOEHM, Secretary. THE Caledonlan Club will hold its thirty-fitth - annual _gathering and games at Shell Mound Park on THURSDAY, May 30. The best athletes of the Pacific Coast will compete for prizes. Over $2300 will be distributed. Full bands for pavilion dancing up to § p. m. Bagpipers for platform and fancy dancing. Over forty events on programme: get one. A Highland welcome with a full day of pleasure to all. Buy round-trip ferry tickets for Shell Mound Park. Admission to grounds, adults, 50c; children, 2. COMMITTEE. ANNUAL MEETING—The regular _annual meeting of the stockholders of the Olymplo Ball_ Water Company will be held at the office of the company, 827 Market st. San Francisco. Cal., on MONDAY, the 21th day of May, 1901, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing & board of dires tors o serve for the ensulng year, and t transaction of such other busine ‘may come before the meoting. Transfor books will clore on Friday. May 17 100, at 3 Sec o, CHAS. A¢ GIBSON, PHRENOLOGICAL talks free BVERY DAY at the office of ‘“Mental Power,' 14 McAllls- ter st., from 1 to 4 p. m. AGENTS WANTED. 0. C, C. DEPILATORY—A harmless liquid for permanently removing superfluous hair: will not frritate, burn nor poison the most delfcate wkin; personal demonstrations free: agents nted. Ontario Chem. Co., agey.. 426 Ellis. WAN business atlae; salesman, male or female. 40 Ellis st., San Francisco. STEARNS, managers. AGENTE—Do you want something more profit- able and easler to sell than books or insur- ance? Ad. F. PERSON, r, 412, Parrott bldg. FIRST-CLASS man can make big money. Ap- der Rental Bureau, 22 Kearny st and 4 p. m, D—Agents to sell George F. Cram's Call or address STITES & to solicit; city or country; can make from $2 to $5 per day. Apply & Taylor st. ADOPTION. GOOD home open for healthy boy and girl ba- bles. MRS. DR. FUNKE, 1416 Sth. Alameda. — ASPHALTUM ROOFING. I PELTIER, asphalt roofing, paired; postal. sidewalks re- 1186 Mission: tel. Folsom 1607. — a good position for a xood | FOR sale—$3000; old-established flower _store, with nursery, hothouse, etc., botler, horse wagons, plants and treés of all descriptions established many years and dolng a money- making business. ~Particulars CARL CAR SON, 500 Haight st. cigar store in town ears over $70 per $300—SACRIFICE; payl month. _Box 3182, Call office. of 5000 inhabitants; LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. A FEW OF DECKER'S BARGAINS. 14 rooms; fine sunny corner . 24 rooms; new; elegant furniture. 11 rooms on Sixth st.; rent $30. 12 rooms on Geary st 82 rooms on 'Market st. 20-room house on Turk st. 85 rooms; rent $150; clears §500. | 14 rooms’ on O'Farrell st.; new. 26 rooms on Kearny st.; clears $100...... MONEY TO LOAN 'ON ANY HOUS 45-room house; clears $150. 16 rooms on Sixth st 100 rooms; corner; clears $300. 120 rooms; clears $600. 16 rooms; new and clears $100.... 17-room house; clears $150. 80-room house (transient, 15 rooms on Mission st 100 OTHER HOUSES ,000. GIVE, ME A CALL—I CAN SUIT YOU. 1 have been in this business in this city over 26 years and have seen every hotel, boardi house and rooming-house bullt, and can tel whether they will pay, B. LH. C. DECKER, 1020 Market st, opposite Fifth; phone Mint 796. MARION GRIFFIN....The Real Estate ent, 719 Market st, rooms 1 and 2, by Call bldg. Houses of are in big demand. F rt of my list . 9120 1., Ellis 700(20 Market Mission 100v| 20 | 2 r., O'Farre 3000/ 20 0 Market 850 20 20 r.,, Eddy 1400(20 20 r., Mason .. 260020 | 20 r. Turk .. 1000 20 I am agent for sale of Please call for list of any size or price. I have money to loan on any house I sell. It you want to sell your House, phone me. Telephone Black 1-8-0-8. A. CAN N & CO., 830 Market st. ard 8 Stockton st. Rooms 21, 22 and 23. Phone Bush 323 1t you have hotel, rooming-house or business to sell list with us. We have cash customers for all sizes and pricos, See list of bargain 58-room hotel; rent $125; fine busines $400¢ rent 75; newly renovated. 200 hardwood finish; income 0 rent $40; sunny; good furn 550 cor.; cheap rent; good trans't. 1000 rent $60; good furn.; clears $70. 1000 rooms; cor.; sunny; pays well :\;3 8 8 rooms; rent $25; 6 furnished. 12 room; California st.; rent $50; apar ments; oak and mahogany furn; firsi class roomers 800 ASTROLOGY. TEACHER of astrology and palmistry, Loro- scopes, S0c and $1._ Mrs. Dr. Smith, 1004 Mkt. — ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ADVICE free; divorce law a specialt no_fee without success: collectioni 5 at law, 850 Market, cor. Stockton, SELECT YOUR HOUSE FROM THE LARG- BEST LIST IN TOWN. lovely corner; new furniture.. $350 ; cost $1400; to-day.. 1000 ; nr. Market: rent §75. 1200 blg_money-maker; Al value.. 2)00 118 r. modern house; good cor.; make offer. Hundreds to choose from......§100 to $100,000 Also boarding-houses and country hotels. Eee our special bargain list before b WALTER HAYES & CO., $38 Market | 8 rooms; FRANK 'TLE, attorney at law; general law practice. Room' 22, 137 Montgomery ADVICE free: no charges unless su. W. DAVIDSON, 527 Market st., opj L 8. CLARK, Emma Spreckels bldg., 927 Mar- ket st consultation free; no fees in advance. YOUR kitchen stove will yield bolling hot water for baths by using LANE'S new gal- vanized plpe system; ring up Main 315; con- sultation free, —e BATH CABINETS, BATH CABINETS: ROBINSON, Niagara, Pex- fection and others. Agency, 426 Eliis st., S. F. —————————————ee e BOARDING FOR CHILDREN. from city 2 OR 1 children to board, week or mont care sunny yard:nr.school:reasonable.] — e BUSINESS CHANCES. Call at 1244 Sanchez st. A—CANDY store in Western Addition. . $350 Delicacy store; good stock; no opposition. 500 Baloon In business district............. ceoe. 4500 Saloon near beach, $400; saloon and lodg- ing-house . . 800 Photograph i well; Market st. 2000 Merchandise business in good town... . 1200 Corner grocery and bar, from $400 up to.. 4000 Stationery stores, cigar stands, bath houses, delicacy" stores. in all parts of city, from $15) | up. EITEL & CO., 1032 Market st. WANTED—For cash, branch bakery: also ra- 1oon with lodging-house. EITEL, 1032 Market, SALOONS FOR SALE 3 saloons on Fourth st.—$300, $350, $7 2 saloons on Third st.—$1100, $5600. 2 saloons on Seventh st.—$1500, $2250. 6 saloons north of Market st.; new bargains. GAMMILL & MOCK, 906 Market st., room 8. $3000—HOTEL in lively mining town; bar trads 350 per day; 26 rcoms. GAMMILL & MOCK, %06 Market st. AAA—100 CIGAR stands, 200 groceries and bars, 300 candy and icecream stores, 500 restaurants, 900 stores of all kinds; partners wanted. Parties with $100 up can be suited, If you want to buy a business call and see us. WALTER HAYES & CO., 838 Market st. FOR private sale—Some of best saloons in city. WALTER HAYES & CO., 838 Markét st. T HAVE bargains in groceries and bars, res. taurants, bakeries, candies, clgars, notions, _p.m., 10c; Mn wain, Néi drug stores, etc. JOSEPH BAILIE, 75 Mkt MRS, J. 3. WHITNEY, test meeting; guestions | HAY, coal yard and large stable: w ot answered; 1164 O'Farrell, near Gough, 8| Jished stand. 1229 Fell st. o'clock sittings dally, $1. Tel. Hyde 2461 \ MRS E night, second RHARDT'S convincing tests to- skeptics invited 3250 Twenty- phone Blue $54. SPIRIT tests to-night, 10c; readings and spirit [ photos dally; Sundays, 11-2. ARNOLD DICK- | SE! 148 Sixth st. ‘ MRE., ETODDARD circles that convince: Sun- v, Tuesday, at 8 o'clock; sittings dafiy. 278 | nth st | MME demonstration of solrit re- | YOUN: turn to-night. 606 McAllister; 10c. Come riepts MRS, GILLINGHAM'S spiritual test meeting, D! £ p, 10c. 305 Larfkin st., cor. McAllister. G. KEEGA night except m; )ds spiritual meeting every i0c. 148 Sixth st., 2d floor. Katte Heussmann, circle to-night; questions an- ewered, 25c; sitt'gs. 136 West Mission, ar. 13th , 120 Sixth, r. 16; cir. to-night. § | eve. but Wed.: readings dai ATTEND Mme. Marquise's test oircle to-night | at §; 10c; sittings MRE WINCHESTER, night and Weanesday. MRE EVA c. and ev C.V. MILLER'S materializing seance; § p. in, 1080 Bush; 60 cents | e e— MEETINGS—TUniversal Brotherhood. UNIVERSAL PErotherhood and Theosophical Soclety (non-political and unsectarian), 310 O'Farrell st.—Next Sun., June 2, public lodge meeting: to-night meeting for members only. MEETING NOTICES. PARKER Lodge No, 124, 1. O. O. F.—Members will _assemble their Jodgercom THIS DAY (SU; DAY) at 1 o'clock, to attend the funeral of Brother J. I. FORTRO. J. H. HUTAFF, N. G. S | | 28 BXCELEIOR Lodge No. 210 I, O, ©O. F.—Initlation MONDAY, May 27, 190, Members and visitors cordially invited, T. C. NIXON, N. G. A _EPECIAL meeting of the Past ! Chancellors’ Association will be_held | @ MONDAY EVENING, May 27, at | Prthian Castle, 509 Market st. Major %= | General Carnshan will address the meeting. | All Knights_are_invited WILL J. BEATTY, President. C. 8. HOFFMAN, Becretary. % | TO the officers and members of Yerba Buena Lodge No. 14, A. 0. U, W.— You are hereby notified to attend the funeral of our late brother, JAS. MINNIG, from his late residence, 643 | Folsom st. corner Hawthorne, SUNDAY, May %, at 12:30 o'clock. By order FRED ROTHGANGER, Recorder. HEADQUARTERS Lincoln Post No. 1, ent of California and Nevada, G. A. R., San Francisco, May 2, 1901.— | Comrades of Lincoln Post will assemble at | its hall SUNDAY EVENING, May 2, 1901, at | 7 o'clock rharp, for the purpose of attending | divine service at the Howard-street Methodist Eviscopal Church, 643 How: . near Third, | Rev. J. A, B. Wilson, D. D., pastor. Uni- form post caps, badges, white gloves and dark clothes. By order of Lincoln Post. JDHN C. INNES. Commander. THE fourteenth annual picatc of «the Sons of St. George will be held THURSDAY, May 30, at Sunset Park, BlnumC;l:" Mountains. A most. ing programme of English games and sports for old and young, fat and lean. A grand tug of war— San Francisco vs. Oakland and Alamed Valuable will be offered for all event, Music will hold forth all day in large pavilion. ns leave 8, F. (foot of Market st.), 7:45 and 8:45 a. m. Special train 11l jeave Fourteenth and Franklin, Oakland, § & m. Tickets (round trip), $1; children, be, walnut furniture.$! rent $100; clears $80 a month private sale; money-maker; central 150 15_ROOMS; permanent; walnut furni 750 Market st. JOSEPH BAILIE JOSEPH BAILIE, 769 Market st.—A good list f lodging-houses | FISHER & CO., 835 Market st., opp. Mason. | 37 rooms, price $800; 35 rooms. price $1400. 24 rooms, price $1000; 12 rooms, price $550. 26 rooms, price $1400: 11 rooms, price $323. 8 rooms, finely furnished, rent $30, § 1f a bargain we have them at a 16, ROOMS—Only $850; fine location; near Mar- ket; fine transtent. FISHER, 935 Market st. ATTENTION, BUYERS! You may buy any rooming-house in the city, and pay for it in monthly pi | from the profits | 9 ROOMS on Minna st; price §250. price 3700, ® rooms on Sixth st.; price $450. 19 rooms on Grant a: price $1500. Office hours from 8 to 9 p. m. ' Eureka Real Estate, 28 Sixth st. | 14 rooms on Taylor st. | | PARTIES wishing to purchase lodging-houses at reasonable prices call 1008% Market. T. 4. SNAP—28-room house, all full: gocd reason for selling: rent $60. 420 Sixth st. A WEEK'S news for § cents—The Weekiy Call, 16 pages; in wrapper, for mailing, $1 per year. LODGING-HOUSES TO LET. WANTED, at once—Good tenants for 4 new room houses. SPECK & CO., 067 Market st. SPIRITUALISM. MRS. J. J. EY— | " Trance, ‘business medium: life reader; exam- ines ore; oll locations; medical clairvoyant; use of knife. 1164 O'Farrell, nr. Gough; Ellis- et. car; eit.. §1; letter, $2. Tel. Hyde 2461. DR. WHEELER, medivm, will read your life correctly: circles Tuesday and Saturday even- ings; readings daily 1 to 4: ladies 5 % Larkin st, fourth floor, 87 and $8. | MRS. LO and Magnetic Healar. tel. Howard 271! SE S. DREW. Psychic, Electric Room 14, 305 Larkir hours 10a. m. to 6 p. m MRS. HUBBARD, 109 Onk—Circle Tuesday and gham, 5; 10c., 305 Larkin. Wed., Sat. Apply to UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery T HAVE full control of legitimate transactio in which $6000 profit will positively be alized inside 10 days: absolutely no risk: would like | to meet reliable party who has $3000 cash or who can control that amount for 3 days; will | divide profits equally. Box 3254, Call office. SHOBMAKING and repairing business for sale in a good business locality in Oakland, doing $150. per monthk; union pricls; three sunny living rooms in’rear; cheap rent; no reasonable offer refused; proprictor going to Mexico. Box 2246, Csll office, Oakland. INCOME $i000 yearly can be secured by any one who will take trouble to investigate our plans; no gold mine, ofl well or gambiing #cheme: straightforward business proposition. JUMIAPA CO., 615 Fullerton bidg., S Louls, Mo, $300—FOR sale, store dolng good business in home baking, delicacies, candy, mnotions school supplies, etc.; 4 living rooms; rem $14. 4201 Eighteenth st., corner Diamond. DRUG store in 00d location, doing $5000 cash business a year; will sell for cash or ex- change for city real estate. Address box 3224, Call of” » IF vou ere getting only 3 per cemt for money call upon us; our securities pay 5 to 6 per cent West Coast Investment Co., Phe- ng. DELICACY store; receipts $30 a_day: everything first class; owner going to STRAND & KAISER, 205 Kearny. PRACTICAL carpenter can secure an Interest in an established, proftable business; capital required $125. Apply 632 Market st., room 6. MRS, LESTER, 148 Bixth st.. room 1S-Circls every night, i0c; | MME, MAJORS, gifted spiritual medium, card reader and healer. 146 Eddy st. readings dafly, 50c. . | _less successful. 1M | "} rent $45; always full.... 590 5L r.; on Sixth; rent $150; light & airy.. 2800 | 28 r.; on Sixth: rent $50. 900 | DONALD INVESTMENT CO., 850 Market. | treats, cures sick; cancer removed without | c. gents | R MME. WALTERS, great card _reader: ladles2Sc, gents 50c. 91 Mission, nr. 6th; open Sundays. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. e e S = TEACHER East will care for children o mvalld for farer seforences. Box 3259, Call. MRS. BROWN, clairvovant card reader; ladies, 25c; gents, 50c. 132 Sixth st. MRS. MELV' well-known clairvoyant, water rea 116th; German spoken; tel. Howard, 1846. MME. SCHAFFER, slairvoyant, card reader; sittings daily. 4483 Jessie st., bet. 5th and 6th. MME. AUGUST, clairvoyant, card reader and palmistry; truth or no pay; 2c. 1149 Mission. MME. RAVENNA reads life fiuently; business ad o5 gl un. 5 Fourth —— —_— CARPET REATING AND CLEA!ING. WHEN you become dlsgusted with poor work send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Carpet-Beat- ing Works, 83-357 Tehama st.: tel. South 40. JONES & CO., reliable carpet-cleaners and ren- ovators. 25-27 Eighth st.; tel. Jessle 1061 RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beating works; prices reasonable. 1708 Harrison; tel. Howard 2351 coa i M e e A SANITARY cleaning and dyeing company. 342 34 McAllister st.; phone South 148 CITY Steam Carpet-Beating Works, G. H. STEVENS, mgr., 3540 §th st.; tel. South 250. ‘WANTED—Position as housekeeper by German widow, where there s no lady to interfere. Box 3221, Call office. FLATS TO LET—Furnished. il imsbuntssyoysr T FOR t—Flat of § rooms and bath; elegantly furnished; Western Addition. Particulars at Bee Hive Shoe Co., 717 Market st. FURNISHED, 6 rms; range; 3 to 4 months; $40; Toterences. 'Call aitornaon. 523 MoAllister st A WOMAN would like a place to assist in | housewcrk at $2 50 to $3 per week; no res- taurant work wanted. Box 3229, Call office. DRESSMAKER with the best of references ‘wishes en; 'ments by day; fancy or tailor dresses; work taken home. 10 Metcalf place, near Mason, off Geary. YOUNG woman wishes wofk by the day: good washer and froner or housework. Please call or address 323 st., bet. Bryant and Brannah sts. FURNISHED 5-room flat; 2 months’ rent; $25. Apply 2428% Sacramento st. N e e SUNNY furnished flat 5 rooms and bath; near park. 1424 Grove st.. corner Baker. e — FEATHER RENOVATING. Feather beds, pill bal: ttresses steamed, rllrlfltd. Ow:n Mo bt.rl"hn‘llflol. cor. Sth. FURNITURE FOR ‘% SITUATION as governess by English girl la Iy returned from abroad; 4 years in titled family, Box 2252, Call office. EDUCATED German woman wishes position as nursery governess or companion to lady willing to make herself useful with sewing and light household duties; country preferred. Address F. E., Call branch, 639 McAllister. LADY wants position, week or day; speaks Spanish thoroughly; good writer; neat sewer; would do any light work. Address G. M. E. 106 Eleventh st. J. E. MITCHELL Carpet-Beating and Reno- vating Co., 240 Fourteerth st.; tel. Mission 74, ADVANCE Carpet-Cleaning Co., 402 Sutter st.; tel, Main 844, GEO. WALCOM, Proprietor. e ey CARPETS cleaned at the lowest rates. STRAT- TON, 3 Fighth st.; telephone Jessle 944. CONKLIN'S Carpet-Beniing Works, 338 Golden Gate ave,: telephone Fast 126. CHIROPODISTS. INGROWN nails, bunions, corns, warts, chil- blains: painless cure. Dr. Duncan, 415 Sutter. H COLLECTION OFFICES. | GEORGE W, KELLY'S Agency—No charge un- Room 310, 927 Market 8t —_——— COTTAGES TO LET. | COMPLETELY furnished cottage, 6 rooms and fine gardens 2235 Fifteenth st. | SUNNY 4 rooms; vard; 7 Rincon ave., off Sec- | ond st 'Key 628 Second st.; smail family | COTTAGE _TO LET—BELVED! % | FOR rent—Vewy desirable cottage of 6 rooms and bath in Belvedere; furnished complete, | including plano; terms reasonable. Apply Harmon_ Cottage, Belvedere, Cal Sutter &t., city.; phone Pine 20i6. — | DENTISTS. AT the ELECTRO-DENTAL CLINIC, 809 Ma ket st., cor. 4th, rm. Flood bldg., you can have your extractions done painlessly; teeth without plates our specialty; gold crowns, 43 60 up; plates, extractions free, §150 up; of- fice hours, 9 a. m. to 10 p. m.; Sundays, 9 to 2 p. m. J. W, THATCHER, M. D., Mwl!r. EIGHT prizes for best crowns, plates, bridges and filings; extractions or fillings by my wonderful secret, painless method; 20 years experience: no student: advice free; prices cheapest and guaranteed; lndy attendants. DR. GRORGE W, 2 O'Farrell s | A—-NEW unhreakable plate, the Rose Pearl, warranted for 20 years; crowns. §3 50: filling: 5c; plates, §5: full set; all work painless and arranted. Chicago Dental Parlors. 24 Sixth, Y | EXPERT dent!st In order to build up a prac- | tice will fill teeth, make plates, gold crowns | and bridge werk at bedrock prices; payments. | Office 1141 Polk st., cor. Sutter; open Sundays. A NEW thing In gold filling: no hammering as before; absclutely no pain: investimste: exam- inations free. Tdeal Dental Co..f I | PARIS Dental Parlors, 205 Kearny . h- | " Tull sct of teeth, §i; crowns, $3; Allings, 2ic. | DR R. L. WALSIH.813% Geary.nr.Larkin—Pa less extraction G0c:plates $5 \lg‘!\h"l\_?» DR, H. G. TRUMAN, . third floor, ner bullding; formerly in Murphy bid | LOWEST prices In 8. F. Painless extractlon, 0. F. De 963 Mission st., cor. 6ih. VAN VROOM—‘Painless’ dnye. 1001 Market st SET of teeth without plate. DR. H. G. Torve 31 Polk st PRAL L VR T 00 S I P DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES evenings and Sun- corner Sixth. YOUNG woman (just arrived) ' situation as €00k or laundress in small famil; o%d‘"lnf 3 of- lish cook; $20 up, A. W., box THOROUGHLY experienced lady stonographer e fice, Oakland. and bookkeeper substituting manent position; h t East Address box 2245, Call offic h GERMAN woman_ wishes position as working housekeeper; best of references. Address box 321, Call office. YOUNG woman_ with child wishes position_as cook or housekeeper in private tamily. 3718 Baker st., Unlon-st. car, Harbor View. ' BOOKKEEPER—Young lady, expert account- ant and cashier, desires position; ten years' experience. Box 4112, Call office. WANTED—A situation to keep house for a gentleman; no triflers. 988 Howard st., r. 3. WINCHESTER House, 4 Third st., near Mar- ket—200 rooms; 26¢ to $1 60 per night; $1 60 to £6 week; convenient and respectable; free 'bus and bagga to and from ferry. CLASS]FIED advertisements and subscriptions Hved at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore. e S—— EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. AMERICAN man and wife with a child six years old want situations; wife a good cook: man handy with tools, painting, choring, dishwashing or bed making; a good place with considerate people more desired than large wages; we will suit you. A, LEWIS, 478 Jessie st, TO employing printers and publishers—A prac- tical printer, thoroughly familiar with de- tails of job and book work, proof reading, estimating, long experience In own and other offices, desires to make a change: ample references. Address American, box 3676, Call. YOUNG Englishman seeks position as team- ster, coachman, man about place or any place of trust; sober, steady and industrious; references; town or country. Box 3242, Call. STEADY, reliable man wants a position as marker’ and distributer in a country laun- dry; will make himselt generally useful. Box 3238, Call office, ECANDINAVIAN gardener; understands care of horses, buggles, cows, vegetables, lawn, flowers; In private family; ver: useful and city or country. Box 8247, Call. NCED xardener and florist, well posted in all branches, single. desires post tion; private preferred. Bo: Call office. NEAT young man_ speaking German and Enj lish, wants good position in grocery; live: with parents. gox 3223, Call office. RELIABLE young man wishes position in country, driver or coachman on private place, Address box 3248, Call office. FOR SALE—85 chickens, with furniture of 2 rooms; berries and flowers in gardem. 19 Rutledge ave., near San Bruno road. FURNISHED flat for sale; newly furnished downtown flat of 7 rooms for sale, cheap; be- tween 2 and 5 p. m. 934 Geary st. 4 ROOMS furnished in $48 50, with No. 7 range. King Furniture C6..| UFT-81 Market. FURNITURE WANTED. WANT roller top desk; must be barain; EI" :;)l;(om cash price. Address box 3243 ce. CAL. Auction Co., 462 Market—Buys furniture, merchandise, etc.; phone Jessie TO receive highest value for furniture, carpets, etc., see W.E.Cody. 757 Mission; tel. Red 3353, AUCTIONEER John Elder, 22 Kearny, buys & sells your bus., merchandise, fur., ate. IF you want to sell furn., mdse., etc., ses J. A. unro & Co., 240 Stockton st.; tel. James 1641, BEFORE _dispost) of your furniturs ses Golden &h’?u“&lon Co., 928 Howard st. e N O i A. WOLLPERT, 773 Mission st., pays highest price for second-hand furniture t.(, RJ\I‘ Auctioneer—L. Vincent,1205 Larkin: tel. Polk 64; furniture & furn'd houses bought; spot _l_.' CHAS, LEVY buys your furniture, pianos etc. 113§ Market st.; tel. Jessle HELP WANTED—FEMALE. AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.’S. _Phone Grant 155 HOTEL DEPARTMENT. $ waltresses, accustomed to working in South- ¢rn Califorrita_hotels. ... waltresscs, springs, free 20 waltresses, city and commercial hotels. 1 c)‘:nmbermnd-, city. ook, summer resort, FAMILY DEPARTMENT. Cook, $30; nurse, $20, see parties here, coun- try: cook, city, $30; woman for washing .nq froning by the day, §160 a day or 4 dayy work a week; nursegirl, summer $12; nur‘l(um-, ”“’5{ lplm, city, $12 $15; cook, country, (are : Peta- Torme., B, are patd: Housentets, "sscond irls, cooks, city and country; zood wages. . R, HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. WANTED—Cook assistant for nice summer resort, 330; cook $35, no wash, also second irl $35, both same house, Marin County: 2 grotall nt girls for small American familles for housework in city, $25; Protestant girl for housework, 2 in family, Calaveras County. §:: 49 girls for housework .in city, $20 and uf Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 318 tter st WANTED—3 laundresses, $30 and $35; 2 nurses for 2 children, $20 and ‘waltress for fam- ily hotel, city, $22 50; 2 waltresses, nice coun- try hotels, $25; 3 waltresses for restaurants, $5 2 week; 2 chambermaids, $20; 4 & $20 and $25; parlormaid ' and waitress, 123 chambermaid and sewing, $25: French cham- bermald, $25. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutter st. MISS HORGAN'S Emp, Agency, 823 Sutter st Cook for 6, Berkeley.. $25 to $30 | § girls for general housework . 4 girls for housework, Oakland for second work for light housework 10 young girls'to assist . Several other places. STATIONARY engineer wishes a situation; can run dynamo. Box 3249, Call office. { YOUNG man of good education, falr knowledge German, French and finylnl position in of the Scandinavien, Spanish languages, desires California. H., box 3231, Cal PHYSICIAN, 34, regular, desires salaried posi- tion with a California lumber, mining or other corporation. H., box 3282, Cal EXPERIENCED private secretary wants sit- uation with lady or gentlem references. J. F. LACOSTE, 52 O'Farrell sf McDOWELL Dressmaking & millinery School— Class rates: patterns cut. 1019 Market st. : | ACCORDEON _pleating; country orders prompt attent] 21 Post, over O'Connor & Moffatt. i | FIRST-CLASS skirt hands. 1622 Bush st. — coachman; city or references. Address 865 country; Mission st YOUNG marrled couple (new arrivals): man experfenced coachman; wife first-class 1ng- lish cook; city or country; $0 month. C. B., box 2247, Call office, Oakland. | EDUCATIONAL. ¥ GALLAGHER-MARSH College, Parrott bldg.— Shorthand, typing and bookkeeping; Robert F. Gallagher, expert court reporter, teacher of shorthand: reportorial phrasing t ght; prac- | i | | honchcsiia ke | INESS COLLEGE, 24 Post sf HEALD'S BU 8. F.—PBookkeeping, shorthand, typing, lai guages, telegraphy, English branches, civil, electrical and mining engineering, et new 80-page catalogue free, A MIDDLE-AGED Dane wishes situation in a private place; urderstands care of horses, cows and garden; first-class reference. H. STEVE, 472 Sixth st., Oakland. WANTED—Position by a first-class German ©co0k; references. Address MISS GREF.NA- WAY, Loyd ave., Fruitvale. SITUATION in a liquor house, wholesale, by man, thoroughly famillar «nd_experienced driver e #peaks English, French and German; references. Box 3215, Call office. Business College, 723 Market st.—Day | LAY | 7 & eve.; bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, teleg- | raphy, etc.; life scholarship, $0: individual instruction: positions seeured: catalogue free. A _GOOD jobbing blacksmith and shoer, mar- ried and steady, wishes a situation, city or country: reasonable wages. Address F. A. M., box 3211, Call office. | A=-THE LYCEUM, an accredited preparatory |~ school for the university, law and medical | colleges: references, President Jordan or any | Btanford professor. Phelan building. i . P s il | CALIFORNIA BUSINESS COLLEGE has po tions guaranteed to it by written contract can therefore with confidence guarantee posi- tions to all its graduetes. 305 Larkin ACTING, elocution, specialties; Hallett School, associated with theatrical lg’cn(‘y securing | _positions. Alcazar buflding, 120 O'Farrell st ENGINEERING—Civil, elec..mining,mech. sur- Nalllen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall. | MRS, DR. DEAN, magnetic healer. 117 Taylor | _l!-, room 14, (1 s in BT BARLE, 622 Geary st., telephone Polk 1267— | Readings daily; MRS, ALICE AU! y in: dium; clairvoyant; card read, RAYMOND, boy medium: grand trumpet se- ance to-night: tests (o all. 509 Gough. | KATIE HEUSSMANN, 135 West Mission nr. 13th—Circle Sun. eve., 2c; sittings daily. FRIENDSHIP Hall, 335 McAllister—Mrs. C. test to all to-nigh ! i CLAIRVOYANTS. ISMAR THE GYPSY. ISMAR, the Bgyptian Gypsy, draws aside the | uncertain years ahead; happiness and success | go haad in hand, yet hundreds fail where suc- | cess is possible were it not for a lack of fore- sight into the future. If you ary any kind, discontented, unhapp; in trouble of or not satis- | fied in life, consult ISMAR, for she Is a proph- | etess of world-wide fame and her name has be- | come a proverb in thousands of homes made happy by her ald and advice. ISMAR can be | consulted daily from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., Sun- ! days by appointment only, at her office, 1143 | Market st., opp. Sixth. By mall three ques- tions answered, $1. Full life reading, $5. A FORTUNE_Mining men and others, share in the DEAN-OVIATT orc roaster; investi- gate. 221 Phclan building, Market st. WE have rich gravel gold diggings; you have cash; we waat small mill or subscribers; guarantees. . Box 3227, Call office. ACCOUNT very serious sickness will sell my Market-st. restaurant at sacrifice; low rent. chicken GOULD, Seminary LADY partner with $500 to $1000 for store bus mness. Call or address Gaslight Co., 1526 Park *t. Alamed A BARGAIN; saloon and grocery for sale; § living rooms in rear; rent §25. Call at 1084 Howard st. ¥OR sale—Good-paying saloon: best locatio low rent; golng away. Box 3326, Call office. $400—RESTAURANT; part cash; cost $1000; paying well. D. McRAE, $37 Mission st. ANT to buy good shoemaking business cheap. Address box 3257, ‘all office. WANTED to buy business which stands in- vestigation; not to exceed much over $500to $1600. Box 3218, Cllliolflce, FIVE good lots in Stockton to exchange for a saloon or restaurant; balance cash. Box 4184, Call office. TO rent—Completely furnished, running restau- rart; burgain; @Pp. S. P. depot. 698 Fourth. Florist to join me in starting nursery; 1 have 7 acres land, water and house. Box 3209, Call. BRANCH bakery and varlety store; good place for man and wife. 591 Fourth st A GOOD business for one or two ladles; ladies’ new and second hand clothing store; rent cheap; location first class. 1018% Folsom st. WANTED—A partner is some splendid paying patents. Call at 7 Clara st. MME. M. BERNARD, THE FAMOUS Clairvoyant and business medium, permanent- | ly located at 17 Third st., next Examiner bldg, She reads your life correctly, gives an accur- | ate description of the past, reveals the present bappenings and portrays events to occyr in the future. If you are in trouble, discontented, un- happy or not satisfled in life, or have domes- tie, love or business troubles, consult thisgreat medium and you will be told how to overcome them. Valuable advice in all affairs of life; %c up; perfect satisfaction guaranteed. | | Yey, assay, nide; day, eve.; est, 1864. Van | der A_FULL coarse of Ellls bookkeeping and_the Gregg_shorthand costs only $60. San Fran- clsco Business College, 1236 Market st. | A SPECTALTY—Perfecting heginners; business college graduates: bookkeeping: figures: <hort time. TARR. exp. acct.. 220 Parrott bldg. MERRIL LER College, n MERRILL-MII shorthand and typing, removed to new quarters, rms. 40-45, Parrott bldg.. individ. fnstruction: catalogue. WANTED—A few pupiis in all branches in oil painting by verv competent lady teacher; 50c. Box E, Call office. ENGINEER and machinist, long experlence; up to date; good references. L. A, »09 Six- teenth st., Oakland. AN experlenced, sober and Industrious all around mechanic on repair work, with tools, locksmith, electriclan, bleycle and wood- worker, etc., desires position handy man around summer resort. C. L. B., 438 Golden Gate ave. WANTED—A position cutter and gene tailor, voung man, steady and industrious. best of references. Address G. C. WINTER- BERG. 1818% Turk st. EMPLOYMENT wanted by engineering stu- dent as field or office assistant: speaks Span- ish. Box 798, Sanford University, Cal. MIDDLE-AGED German seeks employment in bettling works; soda water and cider or wine bottl! ferred. Box 3186, Call office. X WEEK'S news fof 5 cents—The Weekly Call. 16 pages, In wrapper, for mailing. $1 per year. _FINANCIAL. AR WANTED—60,000 shares of Ward Consolidated Gald Mining Co. stoek. . N. I. Co., 222 Parrott uilding. SHORTHAND taught bv_mail and personally. MISS M. G. BARRETT. 312 Montgomery;st. Muynson. Sehnol Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Spanish. 137 Montgomery, E. M. Carpenter, pr. MANDOLIN, violin, guftar, Prof. Merki, 1008 Mission: concert May 2, Union Square Hall. FLATS TO LET. A LOVELY all sunny bay-window flat, 7 rooms, 5 closets, etc.: just thoroughly paint- ed and papered; nothing finer in any part of city; only $18; can't be equaled for $30. 444% Sixth st.; inspect to-day. SENORITA ROSARIO AGACIO, native teach- er of SPHHIV . 2303 Bush st. ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, writing, ete.; day or eve.: $5 mo. 1024 Mission, nr. 6t ELECTRO-THERAPUTIC- Blectrio-Chemic medication cures faulty nutri- tlon, nerve, blood & constitutional diseases. Dre. K. & K.'s Blectric Sanftavium. 8 Masnn. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES ITALIAN Labor Supply Co., 24 Montgomery ave., tel. John 1481, will supply labor free ot charge; speclaity ‘of raliroad help, farm hands, ‘miners, gardeners, fruit pickers, ete. | TapaNESE Employment Office and House- { cleaning Co.; best help; send men at short notice. 1125 Sutter, nr. Polk; tel. Larkin 239% AOKI & CO., 421 Post st.; tel. Bush 135. BROESKE . BROESKE ........ BROESKR The well-known psychic and sclentific palmist; gives advice on all affalrs of life; reads your entire lfe—past, present and fu ture: ~ your character, talents, abilitles, health, etc.; gives advices in regard to pro- fession, love affairs, business, speculations, etc.; sclentific palmistry taught: oral palm- istry; readings $1; perfect satisfaction by mail. Send stamp for circular, 203 Turk st. ORPHEUM Employment Office—Japanese, Chi- nese help. 426 Powell, nr.Sutter: tel. Black 5072, JAPANESE, central housecleaning and employ- ment; all kinds help. 1046 Sutter: tel. East 203. RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese employment of- fice; all kinds help, 315 Stockton; Main 5188, CHINESF and Japanese employment offlce— Best help. 411% O'Farrell st.; tel. East 426. MRS, DR. F. CLARK, the well-known trance medium, {s perman located at 1206 Mar- ket st., corner Golden Gate ave., rooms % and 26 take elevator. Perfect satisfaction guar- teed by mall; send stamp for pamphlet with clal terms. Daily and Sunday. MME. ARNDT, the great clairvoyant, tells past and future; never fails; has the greatest Egyptian secret; shows picture of future hus- band or wife; 5c up: satisfaction to every- body; cure diseases by sympathy. 215% Sixth. MME, PORTER, wonderful clalryoyant & card zeader, bom with double vell Twecond sight: ai disease with life reading;ladies G0c, gents $1 palm. and clair. sit. $1 126 Turk. ‘WONDERFUL clalrvoyant; what he tells comes true; send 10c and birthday. PROF. J. MYERS, Lincoln Park station, Chicago. MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clair. and palm- ist; has second sight; wonderful prophetess; names given; 1. 60c; g. $1. 1208 Mkt., cor. §th. 3MME. SANDERS, 3 McAllister st., medium and’ palmist; teaches mind telegfaphy ‘and sives advice on all business; hours 12 to 8. DENTAL office, well advertised, doing a busi- ness of $600 a month; this Is a rare chance :%e:h. right party. Address box 41144, Call REBTAURANT, good place for man and wife; very low rent, Address Box 3170. RIS RS S ISMAR, the Egyptian m‘ clairyoyant and permanen 1148 Mark : uumngununuufiig EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. D e el StV saavorvy A FIRST-CLASS infant's nurse desires eitua- tion; best city reference; city or country. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter st. A"FIRGE-('LAfSS German cook desires l‘l:}ll- lon; _city reference city or country. S8 CULLEN, 25 Sutter st WANTED--Work by the day by respectable woman; good worker; can do any kind of housework. 414 Clementina st., bet. 5th & 6th. NEAT young woman wants chamber work, sewing or housework; sleep home. Dox 1235, Call office. EXPERIENCED _respectable young woman ‘wants position as nurse to invalid or sick person; good references. Address H. K., 611 Leavenworth st. COMPETEN' stenographer and assistant b‘ffim"fi{ ‘:lhx“l yalul' experience, wishes B s, o otine. o mumisaion bouss, YOUNG German woman wishes situation do general housework cooking; s seamstress; can do any kind of work; sleep KNOW your fate; Mme. Richards, logical paimist and reader of human iny, never ; readings, 60c. § Hayes st., nr. Market. MME, LAROSE, best clairvoyant, card reader, test medium, 25c up. 472 Stevenson st., cor, 6th. home. Call at 79 Bay st. P A WOMAN wishes to take home washing or will go by the day, §1 25 & day and care fare, MRS, J., 26% Ritch st. ¥ BEEAN rorian ax Bevwesoer g Sooks TO rent—3 new flats, 6 to § rooms: 1907 Oak st.. near Cole; these flats are elegantly finished: dining-room has beamed ceilings. rooms are all papered; parlor is frescoed; also furniture and carpets for sale; open for inspection 10 to 12 and 1 to 5. 4 ROOMS, bath, 148 Collingwood st., cor. 19th; 5 rooms, bath, new, 570 Church st., nr. 1Sth: 6 rooms, bath, 445 Noe st., nr. 18th. PAT- TERSON & CO., 11 City Hall square. FINE upper sunny modern flat, 4 rooms and bath; large yard. 615 Grove st, near hxun!. FINE flat to let; modern Imurovements. 951 and 3983 Twenty-fifth st near Sanchez. FLAT of six rooms and water; rent $19; mod- ern. 2241 Fifteenth st. FLAT of & rooms, complete for housekeeping. 35 McAllister st. FLAT of six rooms at 531 Greenwich st.; very cheap. FOUR sunny rooms, renovated: yard. 32 Wil- low ave., between Ellis and Eddy. WANTEDLady that would be kind to 2 chil- dren goink to school and do light housework. Call at 2087% California st.; wages $12 50 a month, WHOLESALE house desires services of woman not under 25 who Is Intelligent and trust- Worthy; no bookkeeping or stenography. Box 3246, Call offic: 2 GIRL wanted for cooking and some housework. | East 1ith st. and 28th ave., Lower Frultval apply Sunday and Monday mornings. EXPERIENCED machine operators on chil- dren's wash suits to take work home. 723 Market st., room 35, A FEW experienced operators and also a Iim- ited number will be taught; paid while learn- ing. Standard Shirt factory, Gough and Grove sts. ACTIVE gir] for light work in laundry; wages % ‘weel and upward. St. Nicholas Laun- &ry, Seventeenth and Folsom sts TWENTY lady solicitors to begin Tuesday; big percentage. Room 5, 14 McAllister near Hibernia Bank. SALESLADY; one who thoroughly understands knitted underwear and veiling. Box 3258, Call office. FIRST-CLASS waist and skirt hands; also fin- ishers and errand girl. Room 134, Spring Val- | ley buflding. WANTED — First-clas finishers on _ladies’ cloaks. D. M. DAVIDSON & CO., 52 First st. HELP WANTED—MWALE—Con. A—MURRAY & READY.....Phone Main 5843 g ing Bmj nt and Labor Agents... 4.. WANT 7 A. M. MONDAY Ukiah. CARPENT! § carpenters, sawmill co..§52 to 360 and found Long job. w.......CATpenter for ranch oieeiiin. MBCHANICAL HELP . Blacksmith, ranch, steady job..$52 and found Carpenter, country, $3 day; biacksmith, coun- try shop, 33 50 day; wheelwright; blacksmith, agricultural works, $§3 day; ~woodworker, Woodturner, shaper and band sawyer, $3 day brick maker and brick setter, mine, see boss here. Fou & MISCELLANEOUS ... ‘oung man, drive bakery wagon, co\ - Sexton for Catholic church......$25 and found 3 machine miners, Nevada County. $90 3 single-hand miners..............3 QUAITyme! Gang edgerman....Screwturner, $46 and found 16 stablemen, hostlers and buggy washers. FOR A BANK SYNDICATE—YOU'LL SUIT 2 men or strong boys to work in & large orchard and vineyard and farm, to pick fruits, work in packing and drying houses, help to dig small trenches so water can run down Letween vimes, etc.; wages 326 per month and found; steady job year around if you are willing to do the work; general man- ager will teach you. 10 laborers, quarry §2 day B laborers, no experience, for mine..$3 & fd 8 laborers, city, $i2 and found: § laborers, §3 day; § laborers, manufacturing co., $82 50 t0 $40 ana found. ...MARRIED HELP.. asy job, sev boss .. FARMS—DAIRIES-ETC. .. 336 haymakers. .$1 26 to $2 day and found 67 farmers, orchard and vineyard 2 3 gu' o @0 and found 26 ranch teamsters to and found 35 ngilkers, 33 to $# and found: 3 butter makers: 27 choremen and boys.§25, 320 and $15 soeees . HOTEL AND OTHER HELP.. < Baker, sawmill co.. #5 and found ] 7 Camp cook, near city. o e 15 hotel and restaurant and second cool ranch cooks, $25 to $40: 3 butchers; 7 bakers: 14 waiters, city and country; dishwashers and kitchen help. Call and get one of our lists for other positions not ddvertised. MURRAY & READY, 634-86 Clay st ATTENTION! .Office Open 7 A. M.. .Wanted To-day, Sunday Wanted To-day, Sunday. 50 Teamsters—New R. R. Work, Truckes.. 50 Laborers . . Sunday Night for Truckee.... 100 Tunnelmen, Drillers and Muckers 32, 32 50 Ship’ This Sunday Night..... For Chatsworth Park...... ..50 Laborers, Ballasting Track Coast Road.. 60 Laborers, Santa Barbara & L. A. Divisions . Sunday Night. £ to. Sunday Bakers, pastry cooks, cooks, waiters, kitch- en hands, who want places, city or country, call C. R. HANSEN & (X creeees 104 Gemry st. WANTED— first-class white barbers, must be good men, for the best shops: §i4 guarantes and steady work. Address or call at once or telegraph JUBITZ & SAILING, barber shop, Portland Hotel, Portland, Or. ACTIVE man b large manufacturing house to $36 in cash paid for 12 days’ promotion and permanent position if tisfactory. Address 8. P. Co., 720 Ran- d st., Philadelphia, F YOUNG man for shorthand and typewriting in mercantile house; must have experience and be proficient; salary $30 per month. Write in own hand age, experience and references to Call offic S wanted; cracker hands, peelers, rol d oven men; also experienced boys Apply to JAMES W. McKAY, Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., Second and Folsom. WANTED—Elevator man with not le years’ experience on lever electrical state age, experience and salary expected. this office. house carpenters; brick mason to take sub-contract: non-union; no offica fees. Mechanics’ Registration Bureau, 410 Kearny st. WANTED—-On board U. S. ship lowa, 2 clari- onet players. Apply on board. Boats leave Folsom-st. landing at 10:35 and 11:35 a. m. WANTED—A first-class steward in large res- taurant. Leave name and address, also for- mer situations, In box 3241, Call office. WANTED_Young man who has had experi- ence in draperies. Apply at HALE BROS., Monday morning, between § and 10 o'clock. WANTED—Young man who is an experfenced dry goods wrapper. Apply at HALB BROS., between 8 and 11, Monday morning. FOREMAN bread bakers, bread bakers, help- ers, confectioners; permanent positions; good pay. 127 Mason sty open Sunday. NURSEGIRL for 2 children; references; $12. | 1714 Geary st. % 2 PIANISTS to play for lessons. HOOVER'S | University of Physical Culture, 1327 Market. GIRL for general housework. 561 Howard st. FIRST-CLASS feller and finisher on vests. Call Sunday or Monday, 915% Howard st. TRUNKMAKER, first class, Iimmediatelyr. Third toor factory D. D. WHITNEY & SONS, 33 Spring st., Los Angeles, Cal. 3 WANTED-—-Office boy: state age, salary desired and references. Add: Attorney, rooms 86~ 67, Columblan building. WANTED—First-class architectural draughts- man. Reply In own handwriting, giving age and experierice, to box 3233, office. EXPERIENCED knitting _machine operators and a number of apprentices. Apply J. J. PFISTER Knitting Co., 412 Polk st. OPERATORS on muslin underwear, also Jearn- ers. G. W. REYNOLDS, 57 Mission, cor. 2d. FINISHERS oR custem coats: good pay: steady work. 204 Tehama st. GIRL for housework in Vallejo; wages $20; 4 in family. Call 709 Ell; to 11 Monday. GIRYL to assist with general housework. 88 Belvedere st., bet. Clayton and Cole. WANTED—A good chambermaid for & lodging- house. 41 Stockton st. PATTERNS. PATTERNS. PATTERNS. McDowell Dressmaking and Millinery School has just recelved latest designs from New York: must be seen to be appreciated. Dress- makers especially welcome. Special rates to puplls entering before June 1. Linings fitted. 1019 Market st. WANTED—In S8an Rafael, a neat, obliging girl ubout 28 years of age for second work and | attend grown children; must have good refer. ence; wages §25 per month. Address P. O. box 1%, San Rafael. OFFICE assistant; age 16 to 20; hours 8 till 6; salary, $15 per month. S. N. WOOD & CO., 718 Market st. A LADY of indomitable energy, possessed of self-assertion: =ood opportunity to right par- ty. F. PERSON, room 412, Parrott bullding. WANTED—A bushelman at Boston Clothing Co., 773 Market st. WANTED—A dishwa: her at 1522 ISOEI_C‘IICIY st BARBER for Sunday; good wages. 1857 Du= pont st. WANTED—A few boys to learn jeweiry trade. R. BUTANNOFF, 17 Lick place, Lick House. BOY from 9 to 10 years famillar with city: easy job. Box 327, Call office. WANTED—Machinist; must _understand all kinds of sewing machines. Box 3244, Call. WANTED—Steady _reliable man- nt ‘watchman, Box 2222, Call office. TAILORS wanted: coat, vest and pantsmak- ers at HARSHALL'S, 12 Kearny st. EXPERIENCED knitting machine operators and one or two apprentices. Apply 60 Gea: EXPERIENCED cutter for ladies’ underwear. BAUER BROS. CO., 21 Sansome st. as night WANTED—Bedmaker. 930 Howard st.; call after 9 o'clock. SHOEMAKER wanted; must be willing to join union. 346 Tenth st. MAN and wife to take charge of restaurant; good location. 8% Mission st. COOK and walter Vflth $150; half interest in restaurant; cost §1200. 837 Mission st. WOMAN to cook for 2; small salary. Call Sun- day between 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., 1617 En- cinal ave., Alameda, Cal. A YOUNG lady sténographer and typewriter to assist in office. Box 3218, Call office. VEST bands: also apprentice; wages no object. 6413 Stevenson st. GIRLS wanted from 15 to 18 years of age for factory work; will be paid while learning. Apply 100 Sacramento st. EXPERIENCED operators on_ electric power sew!) machines on white and If shirts at GREENEBAUM, WEIL & (CHELS, 531 Mission st, WANTED—Experienced operators and finish- ers on shirts and ladies’ waists. EAGLESON CO., 535 Market st. FORTION of a flat, 4 room: children. 4039 Nineteenth FAIGHT, 534—Unfurnished floor of 3 sunny rooms and bath; large yard. NEW 5 and 6 rooms; northwest corner Turk and Plerce sts., $15 and £20. NEW flat of 4 rooms: bath, laundry; latest im- large provements. 249 Liberty st. TO rent—2 elegant new flats on Cole st., cor. Oak; everything in latest design; frescoed ceilings; marble and tiiing vestibule: rent reascnable; also furniture and carpets for sale; open from 10 to 12 and 1 to 5, e e ODERN sunny lower flat, 5 rooms and bath; uflfl 1708 Waller st., near park. NICE flat of 4 rooms; no children. 3789 Sev- enteenth st., near Sanchez. SUNNY modern 6-room flat; rent reasonable; without children. 2848 Folsom st. SUNNY- upper flat; 5 _rooms and bath. 1012 Thirteenth st., near Scott. TO let—By the ‘llsthnlt' Junlal.. fanay flat of : an ; cellar an ren Tensonable. 173 Cook .. off Point TO LET—Elegant large new flats. ton st., m.usean and Dévisadero. UPPER flat of 3 rooms; $13. 1908% Polk st. 3 AND 4 room flats; large yard and stables. 2 Hayward st., near Eighth. ‘Washing- T S Pabeste $18—FIVE rooms and bath. Unlon st., SR e vanhandle. OPERATORS wanted at Levi Strauss & Co.’s overall factory, 32% Fremont st. Apply to MR. DAVIS. HAIRDRESSING thoroughly taught in 2 wks.; entire course $3; positions guaranteed; big sal- ary at start. Halrdressing College, 574 3 WANTED—A lady In shooting gallery. 521 Pacific_st. HELI® WANTED—MALE. e AR AR A A ALIFORNIA A Tnird st.; WANTED-—Young man as BUSHELMAN wanted. Apply S N. WOoOD & CO.. 718 Market st. WANTED—Industrious men and Women In every town to work for us at home. No unvuflm We will send work any dis- tance. ive several lines of work to give out; some requires no lence. If you can't devote the whole day to our work. Jouce8 eam & or ¥ & week by working an or two evenings. Address Standard Mtg. Co., 142 West 234 st., New York. GENTLEMAN of indomitable energy and push: good opportunity to right man. F. PERSON. Foom ‘G5, Parrott butlain YOUNG_butcher for shop and wagom. 1a%3 Point Lobos ave TRAVELING salesman to wholesale and retail trade o:x; salary $1200 and expenses. Na- tional, Caxton bldg., Chicago. WANTED—A few good canvassers: pleasant, permanent and _profitable employment to active Address Manager, department B, 408 Chamber of Commerce, Tacoma, Wash. AN expérienced bedmaker for country hotel, 32 rooms; wages $20. Inquire 231 Fifth s fare paid. 2 WAITERS, $25 and found found; upholstercr who understands mattress making. Ahlborn House, 321 Grant ave. BARBERS—The Byrns Hotel barber shop and bathhouse, Woodland, Cal, must be sold this COATMAKER for country. Apply REISS BROS. & CO., 2 Sutter st. ERRAND boy, well recommended. Shirt store, 535 Valencia st. BOYS wanted at Holmes Book Company, 704 Missfon st. | FOR SALE_Three-chair barber shop and bath. Address H, L. JACKSON, Ukiah. 'A"m—l‘:fl- for the marine corps, U. 8. Navy: able-bodied. unmarried men of good character. the ages of 21 and 35; not . less than S feet 4 inches and not over § feet 1 able to read and speak English. For er information a at the Recrulting Office, 40 Ellis st., San i pmwriting & CO., 628 Sacramento st. understand shorthand and % J. CROSETT FOURNEYMEN Barbers tional Union— T RiB leretury: telephone Sussis vt wfimm J.Ulifi.m ; more for our barbers than we can presented; wages Sat-