The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 11, 1903, Page 12

1 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1903, SAN FRANCISCO CALL. © of The San Francisco BUSINESS™ OFF! Call, corner Market and Third streets; open until clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, pen until 9:30 p. m. ; open until 9:30 p. m. street; open until 9:30 p. m. Larkin street; open until 9:30 p. m, 41 Mission street; open until 10 p. m. 61 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open ay n until 9 p. m. pen until § p. m. of Twenty-second and Ken- ntil ® p. m. open until MEETING NOTIC TAL ES. meeting _of San No. I, A will be & Hall, RSDAY at 8 second Fuil HENRY BURNER ,Registrar. A SION R. A M.— THURSDAY) P. M. and er of the Chapter N NG M a By H: ¥ ¥ R. HILLMAN, Secretary FIDELITY Lodge No. 120, F. and A. M.—Speciak THIS (THURS- DAY) EVENING a D o'clock. ] e Masons ¢ iy invit- e W. M REDERICK BARRY, Secretary. L No. F! TH E. ¢ 1S (THURSDAY) ock. Second aster. HARI F. and A. M.— (THURSDAY) STARR Ko, M attend regular Associa- FRIDAY | | SPIRITUALISM. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. MME, YOUNG'S convincing spirit messages to- night, 10c. 619 McAlilster; come, skeptics. MRS. EBERHARDT'S spiritual test meeting to-night; 10c. 3250 224, bet. Mission&Valen. ELSIE REYNOLDS, materializing Thursday evening only. 1115 Post st.; boc. MRS. W. H. KING, prophetic medium; read- ings daily. 102 Octav! cor. Haigh! B ——mmmet CLAIRVOYANTS. A Call at Once and Save $2. My Reguiar $3 Reading This Week For §1 $1. §. $1. §1. S §1 $L PROFESSOR PAUL DESTINE, The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant and Palmist Ever in San Francisco. J do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to make you no charge if 1 fall to tell your name, occupation and what you called for; I promise to tell you whether husband, wife or sweet- heart is true or false; tell whom and when you will marry; in fact, I will tell you every hope, fear or ambition better than you can tell yourself. He restores lost affections, re- unites the separated, causes speedy and happy marriages, makes you successful and prosper- ous, cures disease and lost vital without medicine locates hidden treasure: tic persons developed’’; hours 10 a, m. to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 2 go S. 326 O'Farrell st., 326. MM M. B ARD, THE FAMOUS Clairvoyant and business medium. perma- nently located at 17 Third st.. next Ixaminer bidg.; she reads your life correctly, gives an accurate description of the past, reveals the present happenings and pOrtrays events to oecur in the future; if you are in trouble, | discontented or not satisfied in life, or have domestic, love or business troubles, consult this great medium and you will be told how to overcome them; valuable advice in alil affairs of life; 25c up; satisfaction guaran- teed. Tel. Black 4568, ISMAR, the Egyptian gypsy, clairvoyant and palmist, permanently located at 1104 Market st., cor. Turk: private readings daily, 10 a. m’to 5 p. m.: readings by mail as satisfac- tory as in_person; 3 questions answered, $1; full life, $5; send lock of hair, date and year of birth; don’t send currency. Send postoffice, Wells-Fargo money order or registered letter. A—MME, PORTER, scientific clalrvoyant and card reader, born with a double vell and sec- ond sight; tells the past, present and future; ladies, 50c; gents, $1; by cards, palmistry and clairvoyant sitting, $1 50. 126 Turk st CONCHITA, Egyptian Princess, high psychic, clairvoyant, palmist; tells life cradle to grave; 50c; mail or person. 917 Market st, room 12. CLAIRVOYANT card reader remcved from 262 Minna st. to 402 Franklin st., near Grove; free reading for one week only. A—Mme, Ravenna reads life, business advice; names given 5 4th st., near Market. OLDEST lady palmist and card reader in city. 261, Kearny, room 20; ladies 25c; gents 50c. MADAM MARSEAU, clairvoyant card reader; ladies. Sc; gents, B0c. 0543 Minna st. MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes position as cook, private famlly; references. 1347 Stevenson st., near Thirteenth. WANTS situation in an American family; a competent girl; referemces. 180 Parker ave. WANT ads and subscriptions taken for The Call at Eaton's Bazaar, 633 McAllister st. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. A FIRST-CLASS gardener and florist of 30 years' experience, also grower of roses and carnations and miscellaneous stock under glass, desires situation. Address box 2290, Call ‘office. GARDENER, first-class, German, skilled in every branch of horticulture and fancy or- namental gardening, can furnish the best of Teterences, wishes position. Gardener. box 2291, Call. SOBER, industrious young man, 32 years of age, wishes work about private place; also good driver; wages not less than $30; Danish. Box 2286, Call. WANTED—Position clerk or bookkeeper; 4 years' experience in national bank and 2 years in_government employ; excellent refer- ences. Box 2284, Call. FIRST-CLASS coachman; private family; strictly sober; thorough horseman and driver long experience in city; very best refs.; per- sonals from last employer. M., 832 Mission. A HANDY man to work about place; is willing to make himself generally useful. Address A., box 2272, Call office EXPERIENCED engineer with good knowledge of electricity, desires position; has his own tools; can do pipe fitting, wiring and in- stall oil burning apparatus; references; city or country. Box 2274, Call office, YOUNG man of 26 with knowledge of Spanish and Italian would like position in some re- liable wholesale house; small pay to begin with; advancement: best of references. Ad- dress P. J. C., 1341 Minna st. COLORED man wants a situation as janitor or porter in saloon, barber shop or hotel, or 1o run elevator; good references. Call 1137 Pacific st. A YOUNG Scundinavian (married) wishes work; experfenced gardener, coachman; will- ing to do general work; reliable in evéry re- spect; first-class recommendations; _corre- spondence solicited. J. N., P. O. box 2073. TWO men want work: painting, paper hanging and tinting: by day or job; we have tools. Drop card or call 238 Taylor st. WANTED—Situation by English coachman; 10 s driving in city. Box 2215, Call offl NESE, young, good cook, for private family, Phone South 99 and 518 Jessle. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subccriptions has been established at 100 e FINANCIAL. = s | MISS D. WARD, clairvovant and palmist, re- | moved to 917 Market st., room 11. | ticket distribute Strangers wel al Ch! wages; , 120 Sutter st | ASTROLOGY { sent future; send known, for Examiner bid, estates, wills, nsultatio Tite; even- —_— BUSINESS LMANCES. | 4 living rooms d baker's t barn in ; balance pportunity; former business } house, w payments; to fix m tures for sale; long Nevada County n” Francisco. business £ $200 mo and be st tablished busheling stand for ket st | 5 M Castro st contracting business; learned; will pay can be increased. 235 .| CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING. | H MRS, SHAFFER, clairvoyant card reader; tiogs daily. 43815 Jessie st., bet. 5th and 6th WHEN you become disgusted with your work | send for SPAULDING’S Ploneer Carpet-beat- | ing Works, 35 tel. South 40. | 55-357 Tehama st.; CALIFORNIA Carpet-beating Co., J. McQueen, proprietor, 329 Guerrero st.; tel. Mission 48, TRY HOPKE BROS.' excellent carpet cleaning phone Bush 421. 411-413 R—The Costa Rica Petroleum Company, which has a valuable 1 the Costa Rican Government and owns 60,000 acres of rich tropical agri- | cultural land and many coal mines in Costa Rica, C. A., has received excellent news from its enginecrs and scientists who are investi- gating the coal deposits owned by the com- pany on the Atlantic Coast. In order to push the work of exploitation more rapidly and purchase machinery, a special offer of treas- ury stock is made at 25c a share. Much of this stock has already been sold, and when the remainder of this special issue is dis- posed of the price of $1 per share will restored. Apply for prospectus, etc., to the | Costa Rica Potroleum and Coal Company, | | If you have a fine farm and you want a good man Put an ad. in The Call—"tis an excellent vplan. Many others have tried it and always have found They secured the best help in the country around. For plowing or sowing, for reaping or mowing, Your want vou can fill at the wages then going. — — HELP WANTED—FEMALE—Con. AT OUR NEW FACTORY, 1873 MISSION ST., NEAR FIFTEENTH, SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON OVERALLS WANTED: INEXPERIENCED PAID SALARY WHILE LEARNING; OPERATORS ANP RIVETERS ALSO WANTED AT OUR MAIN FAC- TORY, 321 FREMONT ST, LEVI STRAUSS & CO. APPLY TO MR. DAVIS. WANTED—For country store, lady stenogra- pher capable of acting as cashier; salary $60 mo.; must have unquestionable ref. Apply, giving experience and ref., box 2273, Call. GIRL wanted to work in kitchen and help i bakery, Apply East Oakland Home Bakery, corner Thirteenth ave. and East Twelfth st., Oakland. N NEAT girl, light housework and assist in store; good ,home; reference, Call 1303 Devisadero streef. ’ WOMEN and girls to work in Napa fruit can- nery; good wages; plenty work; good cli- mate, Particulars at 124 California st. GIRLS about 14 for factory worl steady employment. Apply at once. & HARRIS, 100 Sacramento st. GIRLS wanted for factory work; zood wages; £ood wages: AMES HELP WANTED—WALE—Con. PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 520 SACRAMENTO ST., Cor, Leidesdorff, Near Montgomery, S, F. PHONE MAIN 1191. SPECIALS—SHIP TO-DAY. SOUTH——————PART FREE FARE. 60 rough carpenters. any handy man with a few tools will do (that means you), to build concrete forms, etc., on U. S. SENATOR CLARK'S NEW R. R.; it's a long job; good board, water and accommodations; part of fare is free, balance is very cheap: long job; $82 50 and found; 15 laborers, same place, $45 and found. HUMBOLDT COUNTY FREE FARE 10 laborers, large lumber company, $40 and found, 20 Laborers—New Work—FREE FARE; near city; board where you please; it's FREE FARE; long job; $2 25 day. FREE' FARE—— ORTH to WILLITS UKIAH ROUTE. CAL. N. W. R. R. CO. 50 laborers, ; 50 teamsters, $2 25 day; 50 rockmen, HIP TO-DAY NEL—Fee $1 FREE FARE. 50 laborers, 50 muckers, 30 teamsters, 50 | drillers, 50 tunnelmen; no discount, §2 to CASPAR—NORTH—NEW TUN permanent. 709-711 Front st. 5 75 day FIRST-CLASS fitter and _alteration hand 5 ¥ S wanted. Address box 2267 3 FREE FARE—S, P, R, R. CO.'S Own Work. = S FEE $1 - FREE FARE FIRST-CLASS buttonhole makers and finish- | e ship on all the different divisions of the ers and apprentices. 30% 9th,opp.Clementina. VAN ~ et O] 826 Post st., San Fr: isco. | GIRL to legrn engraving and fitting eye- AelMain 564 GBO. WALC e | “Elasses, Rbom 10, 702 Market st. i ; : COMPANIES fncorporat#d and financed: stock — — RUDOLPH & CO.. carpet-beating works nd bond issues guaranteed, underwritten and | FIRST-CLASS tailoress wanted. M. J. KEL- reaconable. 1703 Harrison st tel, Miss | ol for services Send for | LKk COMPANY, Oakland, CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet-beatin | T T ATLS | CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions n Ga e.; te = Tecelved at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st 3 MITCHELL, Carpet-cleaning and Reno- | FLATS TO LET. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and ng Co.. 240 14th st.; tel. Mission 7 S subscriptions has been established at 1096 _— flats 1o let; an fmmense Valencia DENTISTS, DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, nr. Eleventh | No charge for extracting when plates are | old plates made over like new; teeth | $8 per set: extrac 50c; gas given. OVAL. C. W. RICHARDS, dentist. has re- d from 47 Post st. to Mutual Bank bldg., Geary and stlver 33 Dr.0.B.Hewitt, Sunday NT off this month; estimates free. | New York Dentists, 960 Mission st.. cor. 6th —_— vice absolutely free; trke advantage of this department; it will save you time and trouble. Cordes Furniture Co., 245-259 Geary st., on N sunny corner upper flat: 7 rooms: tinted; rent reasonable; Jackson and Larkin s A G-ROOM modern flat; will ssll at sacrifice; going away. Call at 150 Ninth st. near Twenty-second—Modern flats; cheap rent 619 Jessle st. —— 7~ | GROVE, 820, nr. Fillmore—Elegant upper fiat, 7 Apply at 818, 7 room: ave.. 510 corner Laguna st.—3 sun- s verd, basement: rent low. i pper flat, well st SUNNY 2 5 rooms, bath and yard. | 1S Shot near Fourteenth; $22 50. DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES LEARN KLEIN'S system of cufting and de- | i ies’ garments of every descrip. atterns cut to order. KLEIN'S.| Exchange, 523 Market st | McDOWELL Dressmaking and Millinery School | —An sure. 1019 Market. pattern cut to me; ACCORDION, sunburst & knife plaiting, Stew- art’s button & buttonhole factory, 110 Taylor. | e e T EDUCATIONAL. LECTRICAL ENGI- | y, demonstration, construc- | laboratory and shop work; thoroughly | night. 24 Post; tion, practical; day ol of Languages, Starr King | 121 Geary st.—Competent hative teach. % branches with 75,000 pupils in Amer- ca and Europe; best, quickest m ver | private and class in - | and trial lessons sses in French and Spanish, $3 per month. | — o ——— | LD HOOL OF MIN Thorough courses; complete all subjects pertaining to mining and mining engineering; d night; catalogue free. | THE Paul Gerson School of Acting; the largest | and most influential school of thekind outside New York City; 9 special teachers; pupils en- dress 414 Mason st. R-MARSH Bl COLL | conducted by experts; best combined short- | hand and commercial course to be had; in- | dorsed by official court reporters. 1382 Mk, | AYRES ) Call or ac the leading business colleg Mar- | ket st.; special summer course in all depart- | ments; handsome catalogue free; life scholar- ship, $50; day a‘f evening sessic: RI G—Civil, elec., min.. mech., sur- | nide; day, ‘éve. est. 1861, Van | hool, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall. | A SUMMER school of shorthand and bookkeep- | ing: enroll now and be ready for pcsition in rysville, Cal the Central Hotel of death of proprietor. | apa, Cq branch bargain, Hotel rent Oakland Grocery, good | © Tooms; low remt; | %7 Mason st. | | established saloon in Polnt | 1 MR. R 3 ER route for ineteenth st 5—RESTAURANT: 502 Sixth week accou sickness. | _falll % F. Business College, 123 Market st. | aurant of Marysvills, | WALTZ, reverse two-step, guaranteed; | ness; best of reasons Vaté anc class lessons. Prof. Foster's danc. | this.” J. M. MORRIS- | hool, Teutonia Hall, ard, nr. 9th. | Chicago Business College, 1435 Market,nr.10th, CALDWELL College of Orato moved to 1295 Market, SE. term, beg. June 15, 8 wks., and Acting,re. | or. 9th; summer | 48 iessons, $20. | and night. 6 Eddy | gue. | JOIN the Milierick Theatrical Club. For partic. | ulars addresg 120 O'Farrell st., Alcazar big. | LESSONS given erate. in oil painting 21 Powell st., room terms mod- second floor. ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar.writing, ete.; day or eve. 5 mo. 1024 Mission,nr.6th. Pittman shorthand, typing. bookkpg. $§ mo. HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post & 80-page catulog EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. AOKI, 421 Post st.; tel. Bush 135. | office; fur- | Japanese-Chinese employment ontracts for farm help, ete, | Foal AN outside route for sale. Apply Call office. -A WEEK'S news for § cents—The Weekly Call, 16 pages. in wrapper for malling, $1 per year e s fov ROOMS; house for men; rent $140.. .. 34000 < = south of Market, reot $300. 3008 corner: part cash; bal. easy. 850 £00d inc.—e; rent $20. 350 i rent $40; 650 | good lease; 10 4 6500 | Tms.; apartmenis; Western Add.; rent 250 | igney loaned at 1 per cent. Gteds, romdhouses, flats, 5 to 100 rooms. .- EITEL & CARROLL, 212 Kearny st. HEADQUARTERS for first-class lod douses and spartment houses or mi&l‘n‘ G. W. SCHWEINHARD, _Rms. 18nd 2, 617 Market st., bet. 5th and Oth, MARIC . rm. & GRIFFIN, rm. 406 Examiner o Hotels, apartment houses. flats ang. — ¥ ROOMIN #4500 CASH or security clears $200 to ery-st.; room 14 BEAUTIFUL housckeeping rooms only $850; sreatest bargain in city: all full; clears $55; oe. 1032 Market st., room 4. NNY_well furn_cor, flat, 16 rme: rent $37; nishes best hel, i ORPHEUM Employment Office—Japanese, Chi- | nese help. 426 Powell nr. Sutter; tel. Main 5752; after 6 p. m., home phone, Black 1506. CHINESE Employment Office—Best help at Leon Seung, 411% O'Farréll; tel, East 426. Grand Japanese-Chinese Emp. Office, 415 Stock- ton; 3 tel. Grant 168; expert, reliable help. ab, 20 years, 0., 640 Clay. RELIABLE Japanese Chinese Employment Of- fice; all kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 5188, ! FOR sale—Nicely furnished flat; low rent. 6-ROOM flat. Corner Church and Hancock st near Eighteenth. -room flat; piano; rent re: fa . NICE! sonable 2110—Three sunny rooms, bath, fur- ; very pleasant; aduits. —_— FLATS FOR SALE—FURNISHED. —Modern house; 7 rooms: bat cheap rent: sell very chea; { 70B Thirteenth st.; call from 8:15 | to 10:30 a. m., 3:15 to 5 p. m. red f 579 Geary st P R R B S el IFURNITURE WANTED. L. AND L. Auction Co., 1039-61 Mission; phone Jessle INT1; spot cash for furniture, etc. A. WOLLPERT, 773 Mission, phone Red 462, buys, rents, repairs, packs, furniture, carpets. H. MAYER, furniture, e highest cash prices carpes 1135 Market st.; tel. Jessie 7 = | 1d for furniture for 60 days, special J. WAUGH, r. 415, Examiner, bld. BIG price p season. ———— HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED— Cook for clty. $35: 2 cooks, Mmati- tutions, $35: 3 cooks, Menlo, $30, §33; 2 summer resort cooks, $30; parlor maid, Lake Tahoe, $25; maid and seamstress, $25; 8 girls fo do labeling, §1 day; laundress, & waltresses for summer resorts, $2: paid; 2 nurses. $25; chambermaid, §20; pan- try girl, institution, $25; chambermaid and pantry work, resort, $25: housework, Val lejo, $35: 2 ‘waitresses, Virginia City. $25, fare paid: 2 waltresses for springs. $35, see + office 11 o'clock; 3 second girls, $20, | and 50 housegirls, Places too many to tise. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., Sutter st. TWO girls to label bottles; $1 a day. MISS | PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter 'st. near Po TWO first-class waitresses for Yosemite Val- ley, $25 each; 2 plain laundresses for country hotel, $25 each, fare paid; a cook for San Jose, wages $30; 2 straight chambermaids for first-class hotel in city, wages $20 each. MISS PLUNKETT, 425 Sutter si ; C ERMAIDS. first-class new hotel, Honolulu, free fare, $20. C. R, HANSEN & CO.. 429 Bush st A—TWO extra salesladies for candy store work part time, no exverience necessary. MRS. M. E. DAY. 51 O'Farrell st. A—_HOTEL GAZETTE. 26 Montgomery, r. 12, Chambermald for springs, $25. HAIRDRESSING, manlcuring, massage, hair work; removal of superfluious hair taught from A to Z in 2 weeks for $4 50; positions guar.; $10 to $20 per wk.; school day & eve. 233 Geary, room 13; ladies’ malds prepared. HAIRDRESSING, manicuring, massage, scaip treatment, hairwork, removal of superfluous hair; $5 2 wecks; ddy and eve. claes; wages $10 <0 $20 wk. 1236 Market., cor. Jones, r. 4. LEARN Klein's system of cutting and design- ing ladies’ garments of every description; also patterns cut to order. Klein's Cutting Exchange, 523 Market st. LADY free from home cares can secure manent position by addressing at once. 2292, Call office. WANTED—Young lady stenographer of good appearance for law office; Smith operator of some experience. Address box 2289, Call. A—Practical Millinery School, estab. 14 yrs.; terms easy. 816 O'Farrell, for. 1000 Van Ness. WANTED-—Experienced salesladies. MARKS BROS., 1220 Market st, - EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. RELIABLE, competent woman wishes situa- tion; first-class cook; will go short distance in country; for two or three adults; good references. 271 Stevenson st. A COLORED woman wants day's work; any kind; $1 50 and carfare. Address MRS. E. L. P., 1622 Fourteenth st., Oakland. POSITION wanted—Young lady wishes to take care of child in the country; can speak Ger-- man. Box 2285, Call. COMPETENT saleslady for cloak and suit de- partment. Paris Suit House, 1114 Market st. SERVANT girl, German family. no small chil. dren; good wages. 033 Halght st, REFINED ‘woman, agreeable and entertaining conversationalist, to travel. Box 2283, Call. TAILORESS wanted—Must make buttonholes. 105 Ellis st., room 11. SEWERS on pants wanted; also finishers. 226 Seventh st. HIGH school graduate. proficient in typewrit- ing, stenography and bookkeeping. = would liké position. Box 2293, Call office, A MIDDLE-AGED woman wants to do house. work for 2 or 3 adults: small wash or cham- price $630. 204 Second si.. upstaire. ber work. Phone Howard 2082, YOUNG Danish girl wants situation to do gen. P o DANYARSERS, eral housswork. Call 67 Clementina st. WANTED Two lady canvassers &t 368 | WOMAN wants work Twe'fth st Oakland, e —— COLLECTION OFFICES. by the day as laundress and housecleaning. 706 Larkin st. WANTED—Position by a French gir! to do upstairs work. 2522 Clay st BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made: city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO., 416 Montgomery, rooms 9-10; tel. 9380, WOMAN with a child 5 years old would like :m‘uw MRS. C, 117 Mil- A FINISHER on pants; steady work. 36 Geary st., room 33, EXPERIENCED waitress wanted; $0 a week, 1 day-off. People’'s Restaurant, 631 Clay st. YOUNG girl, light housework. 19 Staniey place, 1st and 2d., Harrison and Bryant sts. WANTED—First-class chambermaid. Apply at The Crocker, 915 Leavenworth st. OPERATORS on ladles’ summer overskirts; good pay. €56 Mission st., third floor. FIRST-CLASS talloress wanted on custom coats; steady work; good pay. 533 Natoma. GOOD hand on vests, buttonhole maker. 641% Stevenson st 1 e ————————————— HELP WANTED—MALE. C. R. HANSEN & CO. 29 Bush st. Phone Grant 185 i +.e... SPECIAL TO-DAY ... 50 rough carpenters to bulld crete forms . g Ship to-day - A to §3 a day $2 a day RYNDON Tunnelmen and drillers Muckers and laborers Fencemen . 3 Free fare ......FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORN SAN FERNANDO SANTA SUSANA 4 T CHATSWORTH PARK Big R. R. Tunnel . Tunnelmen, machine men, drillers, and laborers 2 t0 $3 a day Free fare Free fare 3 , ‘We Ship To-da; ;FOR NORTHERN CALIFORNIA WILLITS . _California and Lavorers Rockmen . Free fare FOR CHICO ) Laborers Special rate of fare $2 80 _FOR SAN LUIS OBISPO COU " New Bridge WOrk............. ...$550 a day Bridge carventers Free fare . ~Free fars FOR EL DORADO COUNTY. EW BIG DITCH AND FLUM mermen $2 50 a Laborers . ....$2 25 a day ) FARE ...... FOR S. P, CO.'S OWN WORK...... Structural steel bridgemen....... $3 50 .. SEE BOSS HERE FREE FARE... .FREE FARB .FOR S. P. CO’S OWN WORK. IN CALIFORNIA 2 Section and extra gangs, different divisions, South and East Laborers, extra gangs. $1 75 a day Laborers, section gangs. $1 00 a day FREE FARE : FREE FARE ... WE SHIP TO-DAY .. MISCELLANEOUS country, $35 and foun and found; coopers, slack work, 9c a barrel; millwright, country sawmill, §50 and found; 20 laborers for a factory, §2 a day; dairyman, $50 and found, for Kevada, see ‘party here; 20 farmers, milkers, chore- men _and others, $30 to £35; 50 laborers, city, §2 25 to $2; farmer and wife, $40; many others; read our bulletin boards; 2 milkers, Mendocino County, $35, see boss here; man handy with tools, country hotel, $35 and fd. Blacksmith, sawyer, $90 HOTEL AND LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT. FOR THE BIG NEW HOTEL, HONOLULU. | Head porter Houseman $3 3 elevator boys who can run a swift eleva- tor . . $30 6 bellboys . $20 ALL FOR NOL) AiD FOR BIG HO SEE > fe, country Colored’ cook, country Cook, $16 week: dishwasher, dishwashers, kitchen hands, man Head laundryman, Lake Tahoe . SRRDEF ... orirn, Lty Plain laundryman, country hote Bellboys and porters, city.. Houseman, first-class_hotel, city; cooks, waiters, yard- ‘vanced . e viesonanss s §20 C. R. HANSEN & CO., Employment Agency, 429 Bush st. b ....642 Clay st. CLYDE ADAIR, Glenn Adair, M. Poket, Mark Burroughs, Willie Gallagher, beliboys, please report. R. HANSEN & CO., 420 Busl BAND nwy.e springs, $25, $90 and found; choreman for boss here; ranch blacksmith for Mexico end found, fare pald; 2 coachmen, and $40 and found; man abouj place, $25 and found; choremen, $20 and $25 and found; 3 farmers and wives, $40 and $45_and found; 20 farmers, $30 month and $1 50 day and found: ¢ milkers, $30, $35 and $40 and fare refunded; scrubber for bath- house; stableman for country, $35 and found; boy for wholesale store, week and in- crease; 4 coal miners, 50 day; black- smiths and blacksmith helpers: woadchop- pers; woodsmen of all kinds, $50 to and found: laborers and teamsters, 25 and $2 50 day, and many others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. coo;( I&ldrwlu. country gg:’- $70; :ll!lzr and wife for dining- ‘man and wife £ caok. for 50 men. #60 and found: hotel ook $50; hotel, wait- 3 i . $50; wait- o 830 ‘and found; teataurant waiters, coun- try, $8 week and and "”“f er for resort, $20 to | fid found; kitchen men, dishwashers others. J. F. CROSETT & Co., Sacramento st. A—HOTEL GAZETTE, 26 Mon R Head stableman, ; steward, ; 2 colored waiters, $32; ho . city, $30; head bar- man, §60 and found; dishwasher, $25; pan- tryman, $35. A MAN and wife, small ranch: $55. Apply to ‘Sutter st. MRS. NORTON, 313 TRY our men's unfon made. at $1 palr; foot-form e e T e e i Great Southern Pacific Co.’s section and ex- tra gangs; 4 drillers, $2, S. P. R. R.; 3 more steel bridgemen, $3 50 day, for the S. E FARE. P. R. R. Co.—NORTH—] NORTH—A large lumber company wants § miliwrights; Al job, $105 and found. NORTH—NEW WORK—BUTTE CO-—Fes §1 | Gould Syndicate Diamond Match Co. 50 teamsters_$7b; 50 rockmen, s‘;’a‘: m‘ iabor- ers, $67 50; 50 men to cut right of $67 50, fee $1, half rate R, R_ fare, bullding private R. R SHIP TO-NIGHT, | COAL MINERS—OREGON—FREE FARE. | FACTORIES, LABORERS, ETC. €0 laborers, 4 different factories, country, | $2 10 to $2'25 a day, $45 found, these are | Steady jobs; 10 laborers, large factory, $45 found; 10 laborers, brick mfg. co. sqr'»,_mun.x‘ 10 meén as laborers, 10c fare, §2 25 day, board home; 20 laborers, new work, free fare £60; 20 laborers, city, no blankets, $2 day. 10 iaborers and 1 jackman, steam shovel, §2 to $2 25 day. MECHANICAL—SAWMILL, ETC. H Blacksmith, camp, north, free fare, $50; blacksmiths, camp, north, half_fare, $80; blacksmiths, $2 50 to §3 day; 5 rough car- pente part fare free, south., $105; setter: $3 day; band sawyer, $5 day: 5 crosscut saw yers, $40 found, boss here: traction engineer, sawmill co., $75 and found: teamster, 4-horse, lumber co., $45 and found: 4 lumber graders, boss here, $3 day; raneh blacksmith, Old Mexico. free fare, $50 found; 10 laborers, mill, Tuolumne County, $1 50 fare, $2 day up; 10 lumber pilers, north, $35 foun MINES, TUNNELS, ETC. 4 miners, 8 hours, north, $3 day: 2 miners, shaft work, $00, south:; 2 timbermen, mine. $90; 4 muckers, mine, $75; the above are al’ S-hour shifts; 80 miners, different parts of State, $60 to $82 50; 200 laborers, carmen and muckers, different mines, $42 to $32 b0 found; 5 tunnelmen, $75; 5 muckers, $60, new tunnel, free fa muckers, do drilling, $£82 50, near city; 10 drillers, quarry, $45 and found. FARMS, ETC. Farmer, south, 2-horse team, steady job year round, $35 and found: 12 farmers, some boss here, $30 to $32 50 found; 10 men. work In bay ' fields, free fare one way, $1 50 day found; 12 milkers, $30 20 $40 found. good jobs: man contract plow 1000 acres at $5 acre; coachman, $40 found; woodchoppers and tle. makers, ete. COOKS, ETC. Cook, camp, $60; cook. b. h., $40 found: 8 waiters, $20 to $40 and found; dishwashers; cook, $§ weex found. MEN, CALL EARLY AND SEE US. PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 520 Sacramento st. BRIGHT young man, good at flgures, as as- sistant bookkeeper, Reply, giving reference, age, former experience and salary desired, box 2288, C; LEARN KLEIN'S system of cutting and de- signing ladles’ garments of every descrip- tion: also patterns cut to order. KLEIN'S Cutting Exchange, 523 Market FIRST-CLASS sawyer, also screw setter, for steady employment in Shasta County. 605 Claus Spreckels building. * WANTED—A man to work around boarding- house, wash dishes and make beds. Corner Bay &nd Webster TRY our men's shoes, union made, at $1 pair; foot-form shoes at $2 50; we pay express or mail charges. 11 Third st., Examiner bldg. BARBER for Saturday and Sunday; $6. 2757 Mission st. . BOY wanted. Apply at 816 Mission st. BARBER every evening from 5 p. m. and Sun- steady job. 1543 Devisade; WANTED—A man to cook for 4 or 5 men; wages $15 a month. Call 500 Haight st. WANTED—Clever amateur comedian; some capital; dramatic sketch, Box 2204 Call. BARBER—Must be first class; short hours: wages $16. 301 Clay st FILST-CLASS waiter. 29 Stockton st. GOOD bootblack ted at 1405 Polk st. BOY of good address to learn trade: wages from start. Carson Glove Co., 123 Second st. WANTED—A bootblack In barber shop. 209 Larkin st. WANTED—2 porters In Golden West Hotel, 68 Elis st. COATMAKER and bushelman. 052 Mission st. ‘WANTED—Laborers, _drillers, rockmen and rough carpenters for ditch and flume work. Apply at office, Placerville, Cal., or zoom 14, fls ucom‘omery st., San Francisco Construc- ion Co. TRY our men's shoes, union made, at $1 per pair: foot-form shoes at $2 50 or orthopedic #hoes §3 50: hest shoes on carth. 11 Third st., Examiner building, 5 doors from Market. WANTED—Bright young man from 17 to 20 years of age for office work; must be a good mathematician and write a legible hand. Ap- ply between 9 and 11 a. m. at HALE BROS." WANTE“?n-—r'l,:vd.- w&m(n;mr; must be nonun J it wages; stea ‘employment. Box 2275, Call office. R WANTED—Pick and shovel men for track; wages and board. Holmes Lime Co., Inc., 24 COMPETENT clerk for office of cif ‘tion; must have good references. Call office. 4 WANTED—E;E;&-‘I feeders fur platen resses. Apply SANBORN, VAIL & CO., Market st. ing Apply The st. Institu- 2276, WAN s at 516 ‘TED—A helper on cakes Hayes st. HELP WANTED—MALE—Con. A—MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. PHONE MAIN 5848. PHONE MAIN 5848. Leading Employment and Labor Agents. THIS IS WHAT MADE US FAMOUS. ‘We know no disinction between man.and man. YOU ARE ALL EQUAL. YOU ARE ALL WELCOME. 1902 WE GAVE 1903 WE'LL GIVE 45,000 MEN WORK. 60,000 MEN WORK. WE SHIP YOU FREE TO ONE. FREE TO-DAY. FREE TO ALL. OGDEN, UTAH. ALL PARTS NEVADA. LOS ANGELES CO., SANTA BARBARA, CHATSWORTH PARK, HAWAIIAN ISL'DS SANTA SUSANA, OREGON, SAN FERNANDO, WASHINGTON, LOS ANGELES CO., CENTRAL AMERICA, ARIZONA, WILLITS, UKIAH! AND ALL POINTS NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, | INCLUDING OGDEN, UTAH. Carpenters and helpers, pile drivers, fence bullders, drillers, single, double and machine men, corner and bench hands, muckers, chuck tenders, car dumpers, teamsters, laborers, track men, cooks, waiters, engineers, black- z:.;tm, etc., $5, §4, $3 50, $3, 32 50 and $2 a FREE FARE. PREE FARE. FREE FARE. EVERYBODY'S TALKING. THOUSANDS GOING. ARE YOU? ARE YOU? ARE YOU? | MURRAY & READY, 634 and 036 Clay St. HELP WANTED—MALE—Con. AT THE CAL. EMP. AGENCY, 50 Third st., nr. Call bidg.: phone Bush 405. FREE FARE. A 5 il 1 and surfacing gang, $2. iteel a: sul cf 3 Ne meg. }’f- .CQ. ow WORK. BUTTE COUNTY. CHICO. 20 teamsters, $2 50 a day. Laborers and _rockmen, $2 25 a day. SHIP TO-NIGHT. FEE L. 20 men to clear right of way, $2 25. ~TUOLUMNE COUNTY. FREE FARE. 12 experienced yardmen, $2 a day. 2 first-class lumber pilers, $40 and 50 hay hands, $1 50 a day and board. 2 timber fellers, $60 a month and board. FREE FARE TO WILLITS AND CASPAR, CAL. N. W. R. R. Blacksmith, $3 a_day. 15 teamsters, $2 25 a day. 10 rockmen and laborers, $2 25 a day. 10 tunnelmen, $2 75 a day. SHIP TO-DAY. FARE. 3 millwrights, $¢ 50 a day. 10 hay hands, different places, $1 50 and fd. 4 ranch teamsters, $1 50 a day and board. Blacksmith, country shop, $3 a_day. Band sawyer, free fare, $90 and found. FREE CAL. EMP. AGENCY, 30 Third st. TRY our men’s shoes. union made, at $1 pair: foot-form shoes at $2 50; we pay express or mail charges. 11 Third st. Examiner bldg. 155 CARPENTERS, $105. 155 ROUGH CARPENTERS, $105. SOUTH—BEAUTIFUL—SOUTH Look—Look—It's for United States Senator Clark's New R. R. FREE RAILROAD FARE Any rough carpenter with a few tools can do this job, wages $105 month. You—Yes—You—Can Fill This Job—Take It —Go To It—Because It's Good—Steady—And 2 Big One—And Down Amongst the Orange | MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. YOUR FARE PAID TO SAWMILLS AND WOODS. “280 lnbor‘zn. located everywhere; you'll suit: 0 experience required; $35, $40, $30, $60 and found: also 186 woodsmen, mill men of every description from swampers to engineers; come see; up to $175 a month. TO THE QUARRIES AND TUNNELS. 264 laborers for mines, etc., $60 to $76 and found; 193 miners and muckers, drillers, sin- gle, double and machine men, furnace men, | bench cornermen, etc., $95, $85, §90; located | everywhere. | FREE TO WILLITS AND UKIAH, §1 FEE. | 164 teamsters, drillers, hammersmen and la- borers, §75. TO BUTTE, $1 FEE. 264 teamsters, drillers, laborers, etc., $73. | LOCATED EVERY* HERE. 468 laborers, teamsters, handy men, helpers, etc., for manufacturing companies, factories, excavating, R. R. sections, brickyards, build ings, shipyards, grading, mills, warehouses, §2 25, $2 50, $2 75 day, $35, $40, $50 and (d. | GOING HAYING? GOING HARVESTING? GOING FRUIT PICKING? 286 haymakers, located everywhere, fare from 0c; fee $1. Wages $1 50 day and found; no Sunday work. 6_hay fleld men, mowers, etc., $40 and fd. | 65 farm, orchard, vineyard hands, $35 & fd. 98 milkers, different localities, $35, $40 & fd. 16 butter and cheese makers, $40, $50 & fd. 25 ranch teamsters, 4 horses, $40 and found. | 16 stablemen, $35, $65 and round. 26 chore men and boys, $35 to $15 and found. Buttermaker, city, $50 and found. $1 fee. That's all. $1 fee. That's all. $1 fee. Men and Wives. 15 men and wives for farms, orchards, mines, private places, etc., $50, $60 and found. v i 67 laborers, manufacturing plants, $67 50. | 55 laborers, Santa Barbara, rree fare, $15 fd. MILLWRIGHTS—25—MILLWRIGHTS. Big new lumber company, boss here, steady | jobs, $80 per month and found. | Carpenters. Carpenters. carpenters for all parts of California, Ne. da, Utah, Arizona and Oregon, $4, $3 75, | 50, $3 25, $3 day; many by the month and | found, to build houses. barns, sheds, fences, concrete forms and boxes, repairs on ranches, dairies. bridge and ship builders, about mines. sawmills and woods, flumes, Come see. OTHER MECHANICAL HELP. ' §5 blacksmiths and helpers, located every where, for shops and factories, foundrie mines, ranches, railroad camps, sawmills, woods, dredgers, ef some shoeing, some without, $4, $3 50, $3, $2 50 a day; many by the month and found. 15 coopers, lime barrels, 11c and 10c each. 25 lathers, $4 day; tinner, factory, $3 day. 8 fron workers for country winery, $40 & fd. Man to work on iron, do some plumbing, country factory, $40 and found. | 9 wa makers, different country jobs, $3 50 and $4 a day. Man to do liftle coopering in a factory. 6 wagon blacksmiths, $3 50 & day. | b carriage painters, $00; 3 helpers on car- riages. Bicycle repairer; 5 asphaitum floor makers. | 5 wood. turners; 3 sign painters, | 3 stonemasons, Oregon. 2 ironmolders,’ country Structural iron workers. | 2 fronmolders’ helpers, near city, §2 a day. | Foreman, sawmill, head and_second | chain tenders, Oregon, free fare; 2 track rallroad foremen, $20, free fare, | MISCELLANEOUS. . 2 coachmen, §30 and $40 found: band sawyer, | $90 found: 6 teamsters, haul lumber; 2 type- | setters; 15 carriage washers, stablemen, etc., 35 to $65 found, §75: 12 machine miners, $90; | dry goods clerk. Alaska, $125; 12 bench hands | and paperers, fare $1. $225 and § 50 day: 4 | gardeners; wagon maker, wood wcrker, city, | $3 50; 50 Italians, factory, fare paid, $30 | found. CARPENTERS—THIS IS IT—$105 MONTH. 15 rough carpenters, fare $1, buHd concrete | forms, etc., $105 month; steady, gcod job. sy HOTEL, LAUNDRY,\BAKERY, BUTCHER | AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS. 69 cooks, some second, third hands, for hotels, boarding-houses, camps, miners, ranches, hay, harvest crews, saloons. surveying outfits, | sawmills, cafes, etc., $50, $70, $6U, $50, $10. | £30 found. 27 walters, located everywhere, $30, $40, $30 | found. | 486 pot and dish washers, etc., $35 to $20 and found. 15 bell, elevator boys, porters, pantry, glass and silver boys and men $35, $30 to $15 found; 5 bedmakers, city, $30. 12 butchers, different places, $60, $50, $40, | $30 found. 12 Jaundrymen, washers, starchers, distribu- ters, $18 week. 26 bakers, ulso helpers, $75, $60, $50, $40, found. 3 waitors for camps, mines, etc., $30 found: | 2 butlers. 16 boys to learn trades. For hundreds of other positions we publish a free bulletin of labor dailv. 1002 we gave MURRAY & READY'S, 45,000 men work. 634-636 Clay st, SPECIAL BY MIDNIGHT TELEGRAPH AND 2 harness-makers, fare $2 0, $2 day. Painter, rough, plain work, 25c fare, FOREMAN, CONTRACT OUTFIT, $3 50 da: 10c fare. 2 laundrymen, mining towns, fare paid. 3 bhlclumh); o saras carriage and wagon werk, city, $2 day. Pipefitters, fare 25c, factory job, $2 75 da; Yourg man, drive order butcher wagon, afe, $30 and found. Slaughterer for mine, $70. 2 carpenters, Monterey County, $3 50 day. 2 waiters, mine, $30 and found. Camp blacksmith, 15c fare, §3 day. 2 carloaders, $65. Crosscut _sawyer, $60. 2 head timber fellers, $60. 2 second timber fellers, $55. 2 ranch cooks, . Cook, institution, 50c fare, $35 and found. Milker, Oregon, fare paid, $35 and found. Young man as painter, city job, $2 to $2 50 a day. 4 carpenters, rough work, fare $1 40, $3 50 day. 6 weavers on blankets, Stableman, city dray stable, $15 week. Helper as shipping clerk, city, $9 week. Teamster, 6 horses, manufacturing company, country, $40 and foun Young man as painter, city. Handy man with tools, carpentering, $2 50 a | day. PHONE. are TO PARADISE BUTTE. 155 men, teamsters and laborers, $75. TO EL DORADO COUNTY. 106 hammersmen and laborers, $75. $1 FEE—THAT'S ALL! FOR 8. P.'S OWN WORK. LOCATED EVERYWHERE; 366 MEN; $60 mP‘%E FARE. $1 FEE. THAT'S ALL. TO HUI&LD’T COUNTY. FREE FARE. aborers, $45 and found, 'R HOURS. TUOLUMNE CO! E RO BIGGER WAGES, b 155 laborers, sawmills and woods, $60. $5,000,000 BANKING SYNDICATE. Fare 90c. 26 hay field men: you'll suit; $40 and found. 15 handy men with few tools. $40 and found. 10 men, run mowers. $40 and found. - 3 milkers, 22 s each, $35 and found. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. AN all-round tailor by the week; must be a steady man. N. DAVIS, Reno, Nev. MA German in wine house: tend bar; THREE laborers, pick_and_shovel; 13th ave. and N st ‘south; take Kentucky-st. cars TRY our men's on_made, at $1 pair; TRY s union | ot tormm shoea at_§2. 50 WANTED—Young man who is thoroughl % - in_cloaks and sults: state u‘.’, e nce and salary expected. Address made, at $1 pair; Toali charges. 11 Third st Examiner mider —_— = R R ‘WANTED—A shoemaker, Frenchman preferred. Call 524 Raflroad ave. South. BARKEEPER, German speaking Box 2281, Call office. preferred. 1 2.CHAIR barber shop apd cigar bench work. | * sacrifice. | ss0—v0 WANTED—Recruits for the Marine Corps, U. . Navy; able-bodied men of good character, een the ages of 21 and 35; not less than 5 feet 4 inches and not over 6 feet 1 inch: able to speak and read English. For further information apply at the recruiting offices. 40 Ellis st., San Francisco, Cal.; Masor Hall, 330 K st., Sac Custom-house, 22215 Angeles, Cal, WANTED—Laborers and mechanics to know #hat Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 150 large rooms; 25c per night: $1 50 to $3 per week. WANTED—Laborers on American River Ditch and Flume, Placerville. El Dorado County: long job. Apply at office. Placerville, Cal.; or 26 Montgomery st.. room 14, 8. F. MEN to learn barber trade: only requires two months to complete and secure positions; cat- alogue and full particulars mailed free. Mo- ler System Barber College, 635 Clay sf ‘TRY our men's shoes, union made, at $1 pair; foot-form shoes at $2 50; we pdy express or mail charges. 11 Third st., Examiner bidg. BARBER shop for sale: 3 chairs, running 2: sickness cause for selling. Inquire 902 Larkin. and for sale, 1207 Scott st. FOR sale—One-chalr _barber thing new. Address box 2261, AN up to date barber shop: bargain. owner at 726 Post st rooms 1 and 2. 3 GOOD boys, to learn watchmaking, engrav- ing and jewelry work. Room 10, 702 Market. WANTED—Man to do_janitor_work for tu- ition. S_F. Barber College. 7T41A Howard. 500 MEN to buy new and 2d-hand army shoes, 50c up; soling cheap. 923 Howard st.. nr. 5th 50 QUARRYMEN, 10 rock drillers, $2 and $2 25 a day. 230 Montgomery st., room 51, SAILORS and ordinary seamen for Europe and Australla. HERMAN'S, 26 Steuart st. PENSION atty.. E. A. Bullis. room 40, Phelan dg. Past Com. Geo. H. Thomas Post.G.A.R. T_vour shoes half-soled while waitim 563 Mission st., bet. 1st and 2d ALL sizes men's shoes, slightly damaged, half 563 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d sts® STER Hotel 44 Third st near Mar- 00 rooms. 33¢ night: reading rooms: free 'bus and baggaxe to and from ferry. ASSIFIED advertisements and subseriptions received at Call branch office, 2200 Filimore e HORSES AND WAGONS. shop; Y- ol offce: Sce FOR SALE—2 pairs of handsome family car- riage horses, 1 pair will road fast; 1 braks seat, 4 or 7 passengers; 1 coach gear surrey, new: 1 cart, single and double silver- mounted harness. Apply J. WADSWORTH, room 28, 10th floor, Miils building. | FOR sale_Thoroughbred saddle mare by De- | " celver. dam Miss Olive; very stylish: will cell cheap on account of removal: good op- ROrtunity to secure fine antmal. Apply room | 300, 713 Market s | FOR sale—Three well-broken _young _work horses; fresh from country. Apply grocery. | _Green'and Larkin sts ! aio o = ON account of going to build, entire stock of wagons. buggies and harness must be sold at Corner 15th and Valencia sts. NG gray mare; suitable butcher or 5 California ave., bet. 2Tth & 2Sth. baker. TWO stylish sorrel carriage horses: drive sin- gle and double: 6 and 9 years. 500 Hal FOR sale—Horse, harness and buggy for &3 1 cart $12 50, and 1 buggy $17 50. 319 Third. HORSE for sale; a handsome steelgray mare, suitable for family; $125. 1927 Mission st. Al EXPRESS wagon, light camping wagon -n.! gocart _for sale cheap. 532 Mission st. JUST received—10 good horses; must bs soid. 327 Sixth sf ——— ey HOUSES TO LET. PO e sl bl o SEEEEE SRR A—PRINTED list of houses to let; send for cir~ cular. G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,14 Montgomery. —— HOUSES WANTED. A THREE or four room cottage; must be north of Market and west of Devisadero; state rent. Address 1314 Broderick st. e SUBURBAN RESIDENCES. CHARMING furnished home in Santa Crus Mountains; to lease; house contains ® rooms, baths, etc.; climate_and view unsurpassed. Apply MADISON & BURKE, 30 Montgomery street WELLESLEY Park, San Mateo County—$- room furnished house, bath; fruit; stable; one hour from city. MEEK, 900 Mission. —_— e — LIVERY STABLES. TOMKINSON'S Livery stables. 57-59-61 Minna st bet. 1st and 2d—Vehicles of every de- scription for hire at most reasonable rates. —_—_—e LOST AND FOUND. LOST—Wedding ring marked W. W. to N. M., July 16, 1902. Return 3343 30th; reward, LOST—Lady’s stiver watch: monogram E. L. on back: bet. Noe and Seventeenth sts. ward. Return to 4111 Seventeenth st. LOST—Skye terrler bitch. Return to Sixth ave. South and L st.; reward. Pt R ST MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. —The entire stock the well-known Me- W, g LICK, Allister st. piano_dealer, has been turned over to Pommer-Ellers Music Co_ and Is be- Ing closed out at less than factory cost. A harvest for wideawake buyers. Every- thing will positively be closed out in ten days. Ecsy payments if you are not prepared to pay all cash. The deal involves a large number of fine new pianos and also some second-hand ones, among them Kroeger, Vose Bush & Gerts, Schumann and various cheaper brands. ATl $400 styles will go at $200; all $200 styles at $100. Beautiful fancy quarter-sawed oak Kroeger upright, worth $400, now $185, A number of mahogany Tiffany uprights, largest size three pedals_ $98. Fischer upright, used, worth at least $188, $92 50. Everything else at correspondingly low prices. Remember the place. POMMER-EILERS MUSIC CO., 653 Market st. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! ‘A good piano: good for practice One a little better; a snap.... Standard; oak cese; splendid order. Sterling: mahogany case; $350 style. Vose; walnut case; fine condition. Vose; mahogany case; fine condition. New pianos, manutacturers’ sampl mahogany and walnut; guaranteed. BENJ. CURTAZ & SON, 16-20 O'Farrel No Branches in San Francisco. WE have so many good bargalns to offer that we think you will do better to call and let show you the merits of each one: prices from $35 up: we have the only plano player —the Simplex—with which it is possible to produce effects exactly as a planist does; recitals dally. The ZENO MAUVAIS MU- SIC CO., 760 Market st. BAND instruments; F. Besson, Parls, maker. Gus Maiwald, Agt. Pac. Coast, 278 O'Farrell; skillful repairing; 2d-hand instruments sold. A FISCHER upright mahogany case, almost new: $135. 237 Geary st. e - Unredeemed storage: planos and furniture al- most_given away. Whiteaead, 1638 Market. SACRIFICE: slightly used 3-pedal upright; easy payments. SCHMITZ, 16 McAllister st. e ON sale—$115: Fischer upright; good new; make cash offer. 237 Geary st. o - _—_— SOHMER, Byron Mauzy planos. Cecilian plan, player. BYRON MAUZY. 308-312 Post st. BEST renting piano in city for $3 per month SCOTT-CURTAZ PIANO co.‘li. Hayes st. —e = 70 T . SUPERIOR violins, zithers, old_and new. THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO., 031 Market gt — Steck, Everett, Ludwig and m‘-l‘:.:'..—