The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 31, 1904, Page 12

12 v THE SAN FRANCISCC CALL, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1904 NE HUNDRED PER CENT PROFIT JOEN D. SPRECKELS, Proprietor. JCAN oK AUBHT, Yabager | Business Manager | TEN DOLLARS REWARD. Notify The Call Oflice if You Miss | Your Paper. If for any cause TEE CALL is not de- | livered reguiarly to subscribers please | call up “CALL EXCHANGE” and notiy Subscription Clerk in charge. Your com- plaint will receive prompt attention. ! A standing reward of A Ten Dollars (810.05) is offered for the arrest and | conviction of any ome caught stealing, TEE CALL. TELEPHONE. 4sk for THE CALL. The Operator Will Con- Dect You With the Department You Wish. Publication Office. ... Market and Third. Eaitorial Rooms. ... 217 tc 221 Stevenson & Delivered by Carriers, 20 Cts. Per Week 78 Cta. Per Month. Single Coples § Cta. Zerms by Mail, Inciuding Postage (Cash Wi Order): i DAILY CALL (includ. Sunday), 1 year DAILY CALL (inci: Sunday), € mos. DAILY CALL By Single Month BSUNDAY CALL, 1 Year.. WEEKLY CALL 1 Year.. 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Herald Square OFFICE S ESS the San Francisco | of corner Market and Third streets; open i 12 o'clock ery pight 'n the year. BRANGH OFFICES: 3005 Market street, opposite Fifth; open ustil » m Moutgomery street, corner Clay; open ntil 9:30 p. m. 300 Hayes street; open until 9:30 . m, €33 McAllister street; open until 9:30 p. m. €15 Lar : open until 9:30 p. m. 1941 Mis : open until 10 p. m. 5261 Market street, cormer Sixteenth; open until § 306 Elev ; open until § p. m. 309 Valencia streef; open until 9 p. Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets; cpen until 9 p. m. Nerthwest corner of Twenty-second and Ken- tucky etreets; open until 9 p. m. £200 Fillmore street; open until § p. m. TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN FOR THE SUMMER. CALL subscribers contemplating = change of residence during the summer | months can have their vaper forwarded | by mail to their new address by notify- | ing THE CALL Business Office. This paper will also be on sale at all summer Tesorts and is represented by & local | @gent in all towns on the coast. | MEETING NOTICES. IFORNTA hapter No. 5, meeting THIS NG at 7 By order of W YWIN L. MEYER, Becretary. 144 Lodge > A ree THIS (TUESDAY) N st 7:30 o'clock. | HUBBARD, Secretary. | R HARRY BAEHR. Secretary. odge No. re st SDAY) E 260, . & A. rd degree ING, at Artisans’ _Assembly meets in Red Men's Post st RY JAY at 8 p. m. Arti- please attend, MRS JENNIF McE. GAL- REATH, Assistant Grand Maste STRIAN Benevolent Soclety. arterly meeting at th tter st on hall, WEDNESDAY ING, June 1, 1904, at § o'clock Appropriations and donations and S important business will be trans- s for nop-attendance will be | strictly imposed. By order of J. W. STANEART, President DE WITT W. TOLL, Recording Secretary. TO the Officers_and Members of the Riggers' and Stevedores’ Union, Lo- cal 222 of the L L. M. and T. A.— You are hereby notified to attend the regular meeting of this union which will be held at our hall, 121 New Montgomery st., TO-DAY. (TUES- N DAY), May 31, at § p. m. sharp. Busipess ¢f importance 'to come before the meJm‘. ly order of HUGH XPON, First Vice Presi HENRY JEND, Rec. and Cor. Secretary. { A PRIVATE, quick diverce for small fee. See me and save money; Do pay In advance. | G. W. HOWE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Eetablixhed yre.; rms. 1 A LADY i take one or two children to care for. Address | $2000—SALOO ATTORNEYS-A between Mason and Taylor. | Market ., . i cmployed. | ice frce all matters. Detectives T Attornev-at.Law, Exa . Yoom G11; established 20 urt and office pi ADVICE costs _in ; office open Saturday evenings. $19 Market st., . 31, 7 §$12: quick, quiet; advice no_charge uniess suc- , room 301. no publicity . P.O. box 2199, S.F. »t.; consultation ¢ : open cvenings. ———— PARD] HILDREN. ving ber own country home would Rural No. 1, San Leandro FRENCH boarding for children. MRS, GUNTZ, Pine st. A—$1500; SALOON in wholesals cinlty of Sansome st.; place established 20 years: doing a good business; rent §50. See R. G. WILKE, 263 Keearny st. A—$8500; ELEGANT barroom, with mercan- tile lunch; on Montgomery st vicinity of California’ place must be sacrificed on ac- count of 11l health of owner. Ses R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A—$450; BARBER lhog' 3 chairs; best location in the Mission; rent $i6. See R. G. WILKE, 2613 Kearny sf parlor and dining room: a well estabil. good furniture and a bargain. < y st place i establ. for years; investigate at once; this is a_rare chance; value in sight. Bee G. WILKE, 26% Ki y st A—§7 RESTAT RESTAURANT opposite Golden Gate Park; rent $25; good business; clearing about §i50 per month. See R. G. WILKE, 26% my st BEAUTIFULLY groves; 3¢-room hote equipped for business; 20 acres land goes with leuse: raise own hay, vegetables; il kinds of fruit; rent §500 per year; equity in this $2500; death in family cause of sale. CAMERON & CO. located summer resprt; fine ail furnished and FOR sale—Well-furaished 5-room ark, moored one hours ride from gity; fine chance for summer outing; also for winter shooting and fishing; all modern conveniences; new, one year; price $2200 complete, CAMERON & CO.,'3 Eddy st. FOR sale—\Well-located bazaar and furnishing goods business; cheap rent: 63 years' lease; one of the best transfer corners in city: do- ing fine business; other interists causc sale; price §5000. See CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy. FOR sale or trade—Quartz mine; fine prospect; located in Cal.; assays $40 to $70 ton; tr: for rmg.-hse. or business, Cameron, 3 Eddy. FOR sale, or will trade—8 acres inside city Jimits; one of best nterior cities in Cualifor- nia; house, barn, other outbulldings; plenty all kinds fruit; beautiful home; will trade for rooming-house; price $4000. CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy st. FOR sale—Electrical and locksmith business; central location; established 9 years; rent $30; clears $90 to $100 per month; price $500; must sell on account other business. CAM- ERON & CO., 3 Eddy st. FOR sele—Carriags and wagon factory and wral jobbing: established 27 years; well ocated and equipped with modern ' tools, etc.; full investigation and trial given; re- tiring from business. 8 Eddy st EXCHANGES made in all kinds of real estat, rooming-houses and business chances, CAM- ERON & CO., 3 Eddy st. $400—SALOON for sale; pfano; refrigerator; 3 living rooms; must sell. 513 Howard st. $550—PAYING bzch bakery and store; living rooms. Apply Noe st. SALOON license for sale cheap. Call Tuesday, 10073% Market st., room 1. A—$2500; BALOON; choicest location on Mar- low rent; good lease; elegant fix- tures and a first-class paying business. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny P s Pt —cner codlin s smte - s HSTH R RIS A—3$250; BOTTLE beer route; well established. Bee R, G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st. A—$2750; CORNER ealoon on Market st., in- cluding 7 rooms. rent $100; return rents $80; lease; a first-class location and well estal plished place. See R, G. WILKE, 26% Ki ny st A—$2000; SOAP factory; a eplendid and weu-f of established business; also manufactory Ming powder; owner will estigate bus WILKE, 26% Kearny st A—$700; SALOON with long lease in cholcest | part of this city; rent $40; a gflfld paying | business, Call R. G. WILKE, 20 Kearny. A—$600—CHOPHOUSE and coffee £aloon, opp. ble house; place estab. years, with steady and transient customers: owner clears about $175 per gionth. See R. G. WILKE, 263 Kearny st. A—DRUGSTORE—drugstore—drugstore; price $4500; established 27 years; lease 5 years; rent $60; one of the best paying stores in this city; owner to retire. Cail R. G. WILKE, 261 Kearny st A—1100; CORNER saloon with 7 rooms on Bryant et.: rent $50; place surrounded by factories_and warehouses; a xood business. Call R. G. WILKE, 26 Kearny st. A—$1000; BOARDING and rooming bouse; 30 rooms, kitchen and dining-room, beds, gocd_furniture, lease, Lo paying well. See R. G. WILKE. 26% Kearn, A—$§2500; DAIRY depot and route; dally sales 50 cans: & horses 4 wagone, etc.; most pri- vate ustomers; business kept by owner 15 years; a good-paying investment. Call R. G. WILKE. 261% Kearny s A—$350; branch bakery and _delicatessen store with 4 rooms; rent $25. fine location; 3000 business. See R. G. WILKIE, 26% Keerny st A—$2000; SALOON, vicinity Market, Ellis and Stockton sts.; rent $150; lease; piace estab- lished years: first-class business. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st A—$900: SALOON, vicinity Taylor & Turk sts.; rent $50; this is a good paying and old es- tablished business; & workingman's place; rare chance. See R. G. WILKE, 2614 Kearny. $3000—GROCERY and bar, on Fourth st., about 1 block from Market st ; lease; good paying; establighed _years; sickness only cause of sale. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% A—$5000;, CORNER grocery and bar: cash business; store receipts about $60 per day: bar receipts about $26, owner Wwill sell for cash or trade for property at the actual | value of $5000. Call R. G. WILKE, 26% Kearny st FURNITURE store; a_snap for right party: new and second-hand goods handled: north Market; $700. DUNN & ,.1812 Market FINE opening for young man with $200. See DUNN & CO., 1312 Market st. DERMATOLOGIST, electrolysis parlors, with furniture equipment and $200 stock at a bar- gain; now J g handsomely; reason sick- ness. See DU 1312 Market st. BERG. ARMSTRONG & CO., REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS CHANCES, 318 KEARNY ST. up-to-date corner; 3 years' ., ARMSTRONG & CO., 318 lease. BER! Kearny st. AUTOMOBILE plant at bankrupt plete plant, including fixtures, too ery. etc., belonging to the bankrupt estate of ‘the Universal Automobfle Company, will be sold at bankrupt sale Jupe 8. For in- ventory and particulars apply at the office of FRANK & MANSFIELD, attorneys, 206 Sansome street, San Francisco. - FOR sale—One of the best grocery stores in a city across the bay, not far from San Fran- cisco; must sell or take a partner, one who can lock after the business. Address’ for particulars, box 642, Call office. FOR sale—A good business in Tonopah; well established and paying a fine profit; amount. of cash required about $1500. Full particu- lars box 160, Call office. - FINE pewspaper route A el for sale. Inguire at A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception of advertisements and subscriptions has been opened at 100§ Market st., opposite Fifth. Open until 11 p. m. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALR. A. CAMERON & CO,, Pnone Bouth 1050, 8 Eddy st., cor. Market and Powell. Headquarters for Rooming-houses, Hotels and All Kinds of Business Chances. 82 rooms: cheap rent: 2 years' lease: fine downtown location; 2 entrances; everything in first-class condition; good furniture and car- pets: clearing now $200 per month; if run transient can clear $300 to $350 per month; here is best proposition in city; price $3200. 63 rooms; best downtown transient house in T!' ‘wlll trade for ranch; compelled to leave the city. 220 rooms; new and up-to-date apartment house; luxurioysly furnished; grand entrance; every ‘modern equipment: clearing $400 to $500 per month; to be sold at a bargain on account of departure. rent only $70; fine little apart- sickness; must sell; snap; $800. 128 rooms; cheap rent; long lease; first-class, up-to-date downtown house; well furnished; clearing $500 to $600 per month; must sell on account of other business; only with- us. 17 rooms; ment house; 75 rooms; grand new building; elegantly fur- nished; chean rent; 10 years' lease; close in: clears $400 per month; $4000 down, balance 8 per cent per annum; departure. 24 rooms; rent $145: new ana elegantly fur- nisked; oak and mahogany; fine proposition; gooM lease. 108 rooms; cheap rent; mew and elegantly furnished, up-to-date rooming house; has fine bar; can be run in conjunction if desired rare chance for right parties; part cash, bal ance can be paid out of the house; other busi- ness interests demand immediate departure. 8 rooms; fine upper flat: rent only $30; can be had by paying $150 down, balance time; 21 rooms; good carpe: $70 over all expenses; corner; rent only $85: oak fur.; housekeeping; all full; clearing rooms landlady; price £1600. 150 rooms: grand, i1ew, modern apartnfent- house; elegantly’ furnished and equipped; cheap rent: fine lease; paying $500 to $600 per month: close in: full nice people; bargain if taken ‘at once; dissolution of partnership. good 7-room flat; rent $40; oak furniture; carpets; sickness; price $350. 126 rooms; rent only $4 per room; mew and up-to-date house; all men; electric elevator, lights; long lease; clears $400 to $500 per month; one of the best buys in the ecity. 10 rooms: rent only $100; well furnished; little apartment-house; reduced to $1100. 28 rooms; elegantly fur. family hotel on Nob Hill; doing fine business; will trade for large apartment house and pay cash difference. 14 rooms; rent only $57; oak furniture; good carpets; part cash, balance time; price $900. 105 rooms; cheap rent; first-class up-to-date commercial house; clearing $350 to $400 per month; call for particulars. Large list of real estate, rooming-hy and business, for exchange or trade, jways on hand. A. CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy st. MARION GRIFFIN, 408 Hearst bldg., over Examiner entrance, cor. Third and Market s phone Black 3607; rooming-houses and hotels for sal 40 ROOMS. 8 blocks N. of Market st.; rent $70; 3-year lease; income per month $300; owner sick in hospital; price $1500; furnished 11 yesrs: easy terms, MARION GRIFFIN. PARTNER in paying restaurant and 20 fur- nished rooms; all occupled: lady or gentie- man who can cook; $400 required. 507 Sixth st, FOR sale—First-class meat market, well es- tablished, in the Western Addition, supply- ._ing best family trade. Address box 428, Call ANNUAL Meeting—The regular annual meet- ing of the stockholders of the Bankers' Ine vestment Company will be held at the office Of ‘the company, i the Nevada National Bank of San Francisco, on THURSDAY, June 2, 1904 at 3 o'clock p. m., for the purpose ©of clecting & board of directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet- ing. 1 W. HELLMAN JR., Secretary. A WEEK'S news for 5 cents—The Weckl 16 puges in wrapper. for -aalling. $1 n‘t'f% AGENTS WANTED. AGENTE—An agency for a proposition 2 decided tmprovement on bullding e s wing. reat Wes - ment Company. Parrott allding. T WE want a number of expericnced canvasse at once: liberal contracts made with lve men who can do business. Apply to White Sew. 4a® Machine Co., 300 Post st — WHY not help your friends and make extra wages seliirg investment shares; aividends sure this Year: men or women. Box 945 carr : ASTEMA IEMIDY. . ASTEMA iEurpy. A Di Nela's Asthma Remed; relieves Instant. 1y: 10c, 2be, Soe. 1602 Masket, Bi. Nienoins. AUTOMOEILES. USRI e e SRRILNE OXE of the makes of automebiles market lwbfie; late model. A‘dn:‘:: 611, Call office. AUTOMOBILE for sale; gasdline power: rocs aed 3 monthe. - Box B, Call ot FOR sele—A steam sutomobile in first-class running order. Box 712, Call office. P g g how e i b MALIL automobiie *}‘“ new. Box i Cat office. 5 1 € horsepower. for sale. 3ox PITRCE motorette, 195, Call office. WANTED—To buy. ‘ming order; state make, A WEEK'S news for & 16 pages, In wrapper, $58 WILL buy out 2 furnished rooms; good lo- cation for business: inciuding barber chair and washing machine. 90 Harriet st. GENERAL merchandise store in country for eale; complete stock of everything. Address for particulars, box 169, Call office. WANTED—A delicatessen store with estab- lished trade; state amount of trade and price asked. Box €92, Call office. $350—RELIABLE man can secure interest in estab., profitable busi ; must trust- worthy and willing um- . R. 106,1170 Mkt. FOR sale—Store fixtures, with or without stock; fine living rooms. ~108 Turk st.. THoward 3456, e RESTAURANT and 20 rooms: nicely fur- wished: all_oceuvied; to be soid cheap; low rent. 567 Sixth st. DELICATESSEN and grocery for sale; every- thing new; good family trade. Address box 759, Call office. OLD established bakery for sale, or will ex- change for country property; good place for 2 men. Box 925, Call office. $350 — PARTNERSHIP lished business; eood chance fob steats? Pacific Busi® mess Association, 1148 Market st. A—$250; PARTNER wanted in light business. Particulars at 25 Geary st., room b, SALOON license for sale. Call 11 2. m. to 1 p. m. to-day at O X saloon, S04 Howard st. SALOON, account o WANTED—Active downtown .Qfldflu—m ‘WANTED—To and i o buy w feed yard; well 24 ROOMS, 1 block of H.rk house; rent $80; clears $80. :rl[lp?o' 15 cash; sickness. 3 1 floor; s st MARION G 60-ROOM hotel; corner house; extra low rent; hzui "ngm:'g‘m“ }l‘l lost his volce ant ive to cl climate; price reduced to $5000. MARION GRIFFIN. 36 ROOMS: mew and modern; north of Mar- ket; all extra large, outside rooms; 19 bay windows: fine, new furnishings; electric 11ghts; clears $i79 monthly for last § months; lease; price $3500. MARION GRIFFIN. 14 ROOMS, b blocks N. of Market; clean as a ell furnished; sunny side; respectable; cash. MARION GRIFFIN. 18 ROOMS; a swell house; splendidly . fur- nished; nicely situated, near Ellis and Van Ness; rent §75; thoroughly respectable; in- come $180 monthly; owing to ar cir- cumstances, almost any offer will be accept- ed by - MARION GRIFFIN. | 8 ROOMS; furnished cost $410; rent 7 rented ; $25; 7 rent for $55. m 1% cash. 103 ROOMS: owine to fil-heaith we are el ex- clusively authorized to CAMERON & CO., BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued. St it b . A—CAMERON & CO. Phone South 1050. 3 Eddy st., cor. Market and Powell. Headquarters for all kinds of business chances. LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE—Oon. 100 ROOMS; sunny corper: rent $125.... 100 yooms; clears $350; low rent 80 rooms; furniture nearly new. 40 Tooms: fine location, north of Market. 40 rooms; in Oakland; new;-rent $60. 12 rooms; half cash; cheap rent.... - $600 Money *0 loan on furniture. EITEL & CARROLL, 212 Kearny st. FOR sale—Lodzing-hous 1000 00 rooms, all rented; 255 reason for sale, sickness; investigate. Sixth st ke THIRTY-FIVE-ROOM Market-street house; busy corner; Al transienty 1 will sell at low figure or exchange, Box 3486, Call office. MINNA, B14, near Bixth—10 rooms, keeping: cheap rent; price §200. house- SPIRITUALESM. _uns, J.J, \\'lilTNE\’.“ Clairvoyant, trance, business medium and life reader. 1206 Market st., Galt House. W. G.KEEGAN holds tests seances ev. night xcept Sat.; 10c; sit. 10 to 5. 148 Sixth st. MME, YOUNG'S genuine spirit messagcs to- night, 10c. 610 McAllister. Readings daily. DRESSMAKBERS AND SEAMSTRESSES ACCORDION, sunburst and knife-plaiting, Stewart's button and buttonhole factory, 110 Taylor st.; tel. Folsom 2121. . McDOWELL Dressmaking & Millinery School— Patterns cut to measure; eve. class. 1019 Mkt. FIRST-CLASS dressmaking: shirt walsts a specialty; T5c up. 904 McAllister; phone 2211. CURES RUPTURE. INTER'S Positive Rupture Holder, $10; no discomfort. 1206 Market st.; send for tircular. e EDUCATIONAL. e AT home In gur new quarters, the largest, best Iighted and most delightful place of business study in the entire West. New. comple extensive departments. Thorough, inspiring instruction 73-page catalogue on request. CALIFORNIA BUSINESS COLLEGE, 901- ¢ ave. A BIGGER school than ever. On June 1 we move to new fireproof building, 738 Mission st.. near Third. More cpace. finer rooms. beiter Finest in the West. Come and 3 BUSINESS COLLEGE, now at 1236 Market st. H PROF. FRED EVANS, noted clairvoyant and slaté-writer. 1112 Eddy st.; phone Scott 887. BARLE'S test seance to-night and Wednesday night. - 1062 Ellis C. MAYO-STEFRS, 3568 1Tth st.; afternoons only; correspondence solicited. Tel Capp 856. e e e e e CLAIRVOYANTS, THE FUTURE REVEALED, THE PAST DISCLOSED. ¢ Thbe Present Analyzed by Livingstone. PROF. LIVINGSTONE'S readings are like @ living page of Flammarion's treatise that is 80 electrifying the world to-day. He is no imitator. His work is upon nal lines, pure thought, ciear vision. He teils you what Jou desice 15 Jouow and works: in the open e 13 as conspicuous for his wonderful oc- cult analysis as he is for his original ex- pression and vivid truthfuiness. A test reading is not a life reading. When you call on PROF. LIVINGSTONE he will Eive you a full life reading for $1. A test is of little value; when the mind s troubled you need more substantial ald and advice. This i just what PROF. LIVINGSTONE glves you when you call on him for a first-class elairvoyant” reading. He asks you no_questions, what you wish to know. He does not mention all_the ills and mis- fortunes you are heir to. You are acquainted with the facts in your case. Let PROF. LIVINGSTONE analyze the matters that are troubling you, find the cause of trouble and suggest the Temedy. ¥ Permanently located 428 Eddy st.; 3 sepa- rate reception parlors. Lady attendant. Hours, 10 3. m. to 8 p. m but tells you ASSURED success for you. y Call at once and save $4. His famous $5 readings this week for s $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 s $t No charge—No charge Unless you obtain the information for Which you consult him. . PAUL DESTINE, The first” registered trance clairvoyant and palmist ever in San Francisco. Read carefully. An honest proposition. (You to be full judge.) 1 do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to e no charge if I fall to tell your name, oc- cuPation and what you called for; I tell you it husband, wife or lover is true or false; who and when you will marry; how to gain the love of the one you desire; “in fact,” I will tell you every hope, fear or ambition better than you can “tell yourselt: his advice 48 reliable; his powers are wonderful and indisputable; he tm- proves your charécter so that you will feach the highest possible development in mental vigor, health, happiness and capacity to earn wealth; the controlling power implanted in your nature, g0 you cap control any one secretly; cures disease and Idst vitality; gives advice on mining and buried treasures; gives you success in life; he guarantees you success or charges nothing for his services. 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.—Closed Sunday. 526 O'Farrell et.—326. HAEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST S. F.—Bookkeeping, shorthand. ‘touch typing. 1 uages, teiegraphy, English branches; day and night sessions; {llustrated catalogus free, A—CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1435 Mar- ket, guarantees positians to graduates: Pit- man shorthand, typing, bookkeeping; $8 mo. AYRES, the leading business college, 723 Mar- ket st.; established 18 years; special discount during month of June; catalogue free. HEALD'S School of Mines&Electricity,24 Pos st, 8, F.; a practical school of engineering: complete equipment. Speclal catalpgue free. DANCING-—Adults, Mon. and Fri. evgs; juve- niles, Sat. 2 to 5; priv, lessons dally. Find- lay's Hali, 17th, bet. Valencia and Guerrero. ENGINEERING—Civil, elec., min., mech., sur- vey, assay. cyanide; day ev.; est. 1864 Van der'Naillen School, 113 Fuiton, nr. City Hall ATTEND Gallagher-Marsh Business College on advice of oficlal court reporters and be com- petent stenographers. 1382 Market; catalog. PRIVATE lessons English, shorthand, etc.. $4 mo. Western Business College, 1107 Market. GUITAR, mandoiin and planc, $3 per mo.; mandolin club, $1 per mo. 828 Haight st. PIANO lessons, 25c half hour. MRS. PECK. experienced teacher. 1013 Mission, nr. Sixth. KENT Law School; always open; send for par- ticulars. 536 ott_buildi B EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. GEORGE AOKI, 421 Post st tel. Bush 135— Japanese-Chinese employment office; fur- nishes best helq: contracts for farm heip,etc. A_ORPHEUM Employment Office—Japanese- Chinese help. 426 Powell st.: tel. Main 5752 GRAND—Japanese and Chinese employment office, 415 Stockton st.; tel, Grant 168. CHINESE Employment Office—Best help at Loon Seung’s, 411% O'Fi 11; tel. East 426 RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of- fice: all kinds help. 315 Stockton; Main 5188. CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years. Tel, Main 1997, BRADLEY & CO., 640 Clay. et ——— IS EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. OFTEN -THE RESULT HELY TYWANTED-FEMALE. o MECHANICAL draughtsman, good designer | WANTEDFirst-class nurse, $30, to care for and detaller: mining stationary; marine work: ‘wants position or work at home. Box 607, Call office. 4 montbs’ old_baby and 3-year-old child for Roes Valley. See lady this forenoen at office of J .F. CROSETT & CO. YOUNG man, experienced in wagon and car- riage material, also heavy hardware, would like to haye a position with a wholesale %rm. Box 415, /Call. A YOUNG man, enced in gen wishes a pos| Cail office. A MAN of gocd address locks for a situation as dishwasher in a home kitchen. Address GEORGE BALSER, 636 Commercial st. BOOKKEEPER whose time Is not fully occa- pled wants two orthree small sets of hooks to keep. Box 732, Call. A GOOD upholsterer and carpet layer wiil work by the day or week; phone Folsom 183, Eleventh st strong and relable, experi- work about whoiesale house, on; good references. Box 47 =t Lo ST VA AT - PARISIAN young man, good education, desires place as second butler; speaks English fairly. Address box 608, Cali office. WANTED—For a boy of 17, with considerable mechanical ability. a position in an electri- cal shop. Box €98, Call office. GOOD _ blacksmith dresser in machine Address A. B., box HOUSE and window cleaning, lawns, garde: ing. any kind of work by experienced man $1 por day. Address H. Willlams, 205 24 st. MIDDLE-AGED handy man wishes position in shop, mill or factory; no objections to coun- try. Box 659, Call office. WANTED—By an elderly m understands the Box 412, Call office. BRIGHT boy of 16, residing with parents, wishes to work in wholesale house or to learn a good trade. Box 424, Call office. BOOKKEEPER, who operates desires position; bond and references. office. ne yard or mine. v Call office. work around a ness typewriter, Box POSITION WANTED—Position by first class barkeeper. Box 108, 1008 Market st. EXPERIENCED barkeeper wants situation in summer resort. Box 104, 1008 Market st. A _POSITION wanted as errand boy. Apply S44B Howard st. POSITION as floor-walker; 86, 1008 Market st. Painter, paper-hanger, signwriter, wants work: tools furn. 1272 Folsom st.; phone Mint 131 wants situation as porter, city or coun- Address Box 88, 1008 Market st STRONG boy wants situation in butcher shop. Address box 85, 1008 Market s BOY wishes to run errands or help in store; _age 14 years. 112 Perry st. BOY wants position as_beilboy. J. R., 908 Market st. errand boy. 1310 McAllister st references. Box A YOUNG man would like to secure a position le house. Apply 749 Folsom st. kind. boy wants work of any 158 Fourth st. Apply EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. 1 Ger- FOUR Scandinavian housework girls, man and 2 superior Scandinavian cooks who | wish situations. 334 Sutter st. SCANDINAVIANS; three neat servants, just from Seattle, good cooks and housework girls, wish situations in _American families. See J. F. CROSETT & CO., 334 Sutter st. AA—BOOKKEEPER. cashier, young lady, ex- pert accountant; ali modern methods: highest reference, last position 5 years. Box 644, Cali See J. F. CROSETT & CO., A WOMAN with references desires housework or washing by the day; terms $1 and car . fare. Address box 430, Call offica. MME. M. BERNARD, THE FAMOUS Clairvovant and business medium, perma- nently located at 17 Third st.. next Examiner bldg.; she reads your lie correctly, gives an accurate description of the past, eals the present happenings and portrays events to occur in the future; if you are in trouble, discontented or not satisfied with life, or have domestic, love or business troubles, con- sult this greai medium and you will be told how to overcome ‘them: valuable advice in all affaire of lite; 25¢ up: sfaétion guar- anteed; readings by mail. Tel, Black 4569. MME.PORTER, celebrated clairvoyant medium, card reader, born with a double veil and sec- ‘ond sight, tells past, present and future; I. 50c, g by cards $1: palmistry and clairvoyant st $180. 200 O'irarrell st near Mason. =z A—Miss M. Wille, 330 Ellls, clairvoyant crys- tal seer and life reader, will-tell you exactly what you cailed for without asking a ques- tion: names given; speclal, $1; hours 10 to 8. MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clair. & palm.: 1 correctly treat your love amairs, domestic troubles, bus. and financial success; names; I.. 50c; g.. $1. 714 Franklin, nr. G. G. ave MRS. DR. MARTIN, wonderful spiritual heal- er and bus. medium, read. daily §1; develop- ing class Thursday, 8 p. m. 612 Eddy st. Mrs. H.Kronenberg,palmist, clairvoyant, card MIDDLE-aged_woman wants position as cook in Alaska. MRS. BROWN, 001 Eddy at. A GOOD painer, paperhanger and tinter wants work; phone Church 2958. Box 623, Call. WANTED—A position as a clerk. Box 615, 1 office. WANTED-—A large number of girls for cook- plain work, $30; cook, $35; housewo: $25, and chambermaids and waitr. cond girls, | and see st. K ANTEDCook for 4 transient boarders iside inn foothills; no washing. $40: fare paid. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 334 Sutter st. WANTED—German or seandinavian maid for family: San Mateo, $23; references. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 344 Sutter st A SECOND girl_ American family of two. $25: cook $35; housesiri, nursegiri, $20 chamber maid, hotel, §20; women for ranc Mumber giris, country. NORTON, 313 3 A_WANTED-Girls _to learn halrdressing manjcuring, etc.; trade taught from A to 2 in 2 weeks: $5 to those entering now; 3 po- sitiors to fill immediately; positions guaran- teed at $10 per week up; leading scBool in West. 233 Geary st., room 13. A—GIf1 to learn millinery now for spring sea- ecn; both seasons taught grom start to finish in 1 month for $15; positions as trimmers, salesladies,etc., guaranteed at §10 per wk up day and evening class, 143 Stockton r. 13 A—Ladies, learn all branches hairdressing trade, manicuring, massage, etc: position: secured at highest wages; day and eveni classes; thorough system. Removed to 133 Powell st. A—LADIES, learn all branches hairdressing trade, manieuring. massage, etc.. positions secured at highest wages: day and eve. class- es; thor. system. Removed to 133 Powell st. MIDDLE-AGED woman wanted for general housework: light cooking. 1422 Devisadero st., near Geary. s o 3 NEAT girl general housework small family, German preferred: good home. 1118 Turk GERMAN girl for second work and piain iron- ing; no washing. 181 alitornia st WANTED—A chambermaid at Hotel Miramar, 83 Geary at. E GOOD waitress; $8. 206 McAllister s Hyde. YOUNG girl for light second work; 3 in fam- tly. | between 10 and 13, 2208 Buchanan. EXPERIENCED cook for coffee saloon. 518 Hayes st. , above NEAT young girl to- wait on table. 516 Hayes. GIRL for plain cooking and light housework. 763 Cole st WANTED—_Girl_to y 892 Fuilton = ERIENCED waitress; dinner hour. 448 Ellis st TALENTED amateur performers. Apply at Chutes, 6 p. m., Wednesday; salary no object. EXPERIENCED sdlicitor, elther sex. every community; improved, fast selling staple ar- ticle; permanent exclusive territory: bl‘ fu liberal commission. : WARD SCHEIDLER, 1233 Broadway, Oakland. WANTED—Bright girl for stock keeping im MAGe the manufacturing department of I NIN & CO., 656 Mission st.. third floor. ssist with housework. near Fillmore. WANTED—25 girls to stem strawberries. Ap- ply Tuesday morning at 7 o glock, Pacifle Coast Syrup Co., 713 Sansome $t. TOR wants rellef work In office bulld- Box 750, Call office. A _PROFITABLE outing; pick hops in_August. Write E. CLEMENS HORST CO., 122 Bat- HOTEL clerk_wants oosition in Mexico: Box | o r 756, Call office. WOMAN, not too young, and familiar with business mothods, for position of trust; no A YOUNG Japanese boy wants a position to - n do housework and plain cooking in family: b -l Hos, 495, Colk city or country. 1225 Devisadero st. tel. | WANTED First-class operator. MULRO- Scott B548. NEY. 110 Geary st. YOUNG Japanese boy wishes situation as | WANTED Apprenti Aressmaking: paid housework or porter: speaks Engltsh. M. | while learning. 1537 Mason st. OTA, care 6271 California st, S. F. e ——— ] FLATS TO LET. YOUNG woman wishes work by the day; house cleaning or laundry work. 204 Lily ave. RELIABLE girl; general housework and cook- ing; small family; adults; $25. Box 431, Call. GOOD_ American woman will do day work of any kind; has no one to help her; would take charge of business premises; reliable. Call 648A Jeseie st., downstairs, bet. Tth and Sth. WOMAN would act as guide to shoppers, chaperon young ladies visiting city to mat- inees or other places of Interest; $1 50 per day and expenses. Box 973, Cal THOROUGHLY experienced child’'s nurse and seamstress wishes situation; understands full charge from birth; best references; city or country. 1425 Washington st.. §. F. YOUNG German lady, just arrived from Ger- many, wants employment for cook and household work in a good family household. Apply at Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton st. YOUNG lady stenographer will accept position in country; will assist 6n books; 4 years' practical experience with Al recommenda- tions. Box 684, Call office. DRESSMAKING in families by an experi- enced dressmaker on ladies’ and children’s names given: 25c up. 835 Howard,bet.4th&5th. MISS SEYMOUR, celebrated card reader and palmist. 141 Taylor st., near Eddy, 2d floor. MISS WARD, clairvoyant, gives names, date and facts; readings ly. 917 Market st, 3 clatrvoyant, moved from 132 to 23% 6th; L. MME. WALTERS, great card reader; la. 25c; gents 50c. 951 Mission st., nr. 6th; open Sun. SPIRITUAL healer; successtully treats all dis- eases; 2 treatments. 939 Golden Gate ave. OLDEST lady palmist and card reader in city. 2634 Kearny, room ladies 25c: gents 50c. ISMAR, the celebrated ‘Egyptian seeress, will return from her vacation July 1. MES. BAUMANN, the_well-known fortune- teller, fs now at 317 Ellls st. MRS, SHAFER. clalrvoyant, card reader, sit- tings dally, 448% Jessie st., bet, 5th and 6th. A WEEK'S news for § cents—The Weekly Call, 16 pages. ir wrapper. for mailing. $1 per year. —_— CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING. COMPRESSED Alr and Vacuum Process now universally used for cleaning carpets on floor without removal; carpets and rugs are aleo cleaned by compressed air' at shop; prices moderatey _S. F. Compressed Alr Cleaning Co., 208 Market st.; phones Main 162 and Bush 419, WHEN you become disgusted with your work send_for SPAULDING’S Pioneer -beat- ing Works, 355-357 Tebama st. Tel. South 40. card reade: 25¢, reader;when others fail try me;good readings | suits; $1 40 per day; reference. -Box 978, 28c. 721 Franklin,nr.G.G.ave. Tgl. Larkin 4207. | Call office. A—Mme. Ravenna reads life: bukiness advice; | BUSINESS lady of experience would like pesition: accurate and quick at figures.” Box 986, Cali office. SCOTCH woman wants situation; good cook, baker and laundress; sleep home; references. Address Cook, box 993, Call office. FLDERLY German lady wants position as Housekeeper for.one or two g-nts. Address MRS. P. R., box 1180, Call office, Oakland. A COMPETENT young woman wishes cookina and housework; wages moderate. Box 647, Call office, WOULD like to do ladies’ and gentlemen's * washing at home. Apply 465% Minna st. GIRL wants position in candy store. Box 702, Call office. . POSITION as nursery governess. Apply 500 Baker st, A STRONG young woman wishes house and window cleaning; $1 60 day. Box 701, Call. WANTED—Position_as demonstrator; city, or will travel. Box 706, Call office. LADY wants to do washing by the day. 716, Call office. | REFINED woman wants -<vork as waitress. Box 992, Call office. PLAIN sewing taken at home. 24 Camp st., bet. 16th and 17th. FIRST-CLASS laundress would like fine wash- ing to do at home. Phone Page|1187. ANT d subscriptions taken for The A afaton's Bazaar, 638 Mealliater st. ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at Call Branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sts. Box lunch AT MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st., clean- Ing & laying done reasonably. Tel Mission 74, ‘WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works, 1809 Har- TiEon st.; Al cleaning; 3c. Tel. Mission 225. CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet-Beating Works, 333 Golden Gate ave, Telephone East 126: HOPKE BROS, : excellent carpet beating; mat- tresses made over. 1452 Howard;tel.South 216. ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co..402 Sutter st.; tel. Main 394, GEO. WALCOM & CO., Props. RUDOLPH & CO.. carpet-beating works; prices reasonable. 1703 Ha st.: tel. Mission 263. OLOTHING RENOVATING. SUITS cleaned and pressed, $1: scouring and dyeing. Bon Marche, flfl’ll st., ‘toom 14; mlnmmm 44. C..ll for and deliver free. COLLECTION OFFICES. it e T B:.I:'tmn(- e;keud for $4; eollecflnn:h nm‘u“, or country. Pacific Collection Montgome; tel. Main 5550. ry. rooms 9-10; COTTAGES TO LET. 2 B, 7 : 0@0 .,.“,"j,"‘;'f“‘ good condition; cheap. DR. LUDLUM age; -uu'um. ‘made trom $8 per set; extracting 60c; el oo o PG A WEEK'S news for cents—The Weekly Call, 16 pages, in wrapper, for mailing, $1 per year. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. A_BUTLER— Young energetic man, 28, trustworthy, best references, wants position with family will- ing to give little instruction in butler's duties; low wages in consideration of above. Box 417, Call office. A MECHANICAL draughtsman of experi- ence In designing gas, gasoiine, di te and oil enginer and machinery of all “ superintend the manufacture of same. Box Call office. T Boumh-nwnw osuuuu or. my“:ma of work by : enced man. Address H. WILLIAMS, M‘mnd st. | porter who Box SITUATION wanted by middie-aged is steady and sober in resort or hotel. 432, Call office, 4 AAA—HOUSE RENTING DEPARTMENT. All desirable vacant houses and flats are list- ed in our free renting department: over 1000 1in number: a combined list from all agencie let us give you a list and help you to find a place; we never fail: service free. STERLING FURNITURE CO., 1089 MARKET ST., OPPOSITE McALLISTER. OUSES and flats to let; an immense list; ervice absolutely free; take advantage of this department; it will save you time and trouble. Cordes Furniture Co., 243-250 Geary st., on the square. ELEGANT corner flat; large sunny room: modern conveniences: separate entrances and vestibule: runt reasonable. Southeast corner ot Oak Shrader CENTRAL a . near Haight st.—Sunny up-to-date flat, 6 large rooms and bat must be seen to be appreciated; reasonal to good tenant. WEST av: rate vard;] tels; rent only $17 Mission-st. cars. OE, 1054, cor. Eli: new; yard. basement; convenient to Twenty. fourth and Castro cars; reasonable. BRODERICK, 1433 nr. Post—$30: 6-room flat, ‘with 4 nice chambers In attic; new porcelain, open plumbing; sun every rm. Tel. Scott 4341, 6—Upper 5-room new flat; sepa- porcelatn plumbing; wooden man- 20 min. from 3d st.; ELLIS, 8282 parlors and kitchen; recently %smd; separate front and rear enmtramce; BUS 1211A Bush { TOWER flat of 3 rooms] 1310% Larkin. In- quire 1320 Larkin st. CAPP, 1006, near Twenty-fifth—New, sunny, 5 rooms, modern; rent reasonable. CHENERY, 163, corner—5 rooms; just finished; 322 50. COLE, 428, near Page—Elegant 7-r. upper flat; every room sunny; overlocking G. G. Park. LYON, 734, near McAllister—Elezant sunny upper flat: 6 rooms and bath. MISSION, 2948—9 rooms, bath, sink and wash- room: $27 50. STEINER, 1325, corner Ellis—Flat 5 rooms, etc.; partially furnished; remt only $25. STEiNER. 1026, corner Pine—Sunny, modern 7 rooms, bath; yard; rent $25, H, 1213—Flat 3 rooms. rent $15. Apply SUTTER, 2715—5 rooms; new and modefrn; $25. UPPER flat, § and bath; k Tine view. " Appvy 41 Chenery et o T $12; UPPER flat of 4 sunny rooms. 27 Pearl St off Market, near Valencta. 3 FLATS TO LET—FURNISHED. GUERRERO, 1827 rooms completely, furnish- ed; light and modern; rent very ble to responsible varty. BUENA VISTA, 1298 Haight—Elegantly fur- nished 4-rocom flats; latest mpmn‘n’u.n; sun_all day. BEAUTIFUL 4-room flat, completely fur. hse.. kpng.; plano; no children; $25. 332 Hayes. CAPP, 614—Desirable 5-room flat; piano, cook and gas range: between 11 and 4. DIAMOND, 819_Flat of 3 furnished rooms; hot and cold water: $16. g fl FLATS FOR SALE—FURNIHED. R homale e o e e SEVEN-ROOM flat: new furniture: rent $40; water free; Suniight sl 1 rooms; will sell this weel for & L H $800. Fillmore st. ot an;’nlr;mm;yol(' 4-room cash. man between O'Farrell ‘wna” Eiia, b TAYLOR_ 624 corner Sutter—8-room flat; sun: y"onmut; clears $35; price $500. i Lo e B s ARG FLAT of 5 rooms for sale; cheap rent. Apply 460 Minna st.. forenoon. ey FURNITURE FOR sALE. Market, for- prices. flat; rent $15; rent $15: $125 at 19 Turk st., nr. nd everything fov the YOUNG girl to assist in light housework: good home. Call after noon, 221 Bartlett st. COOK for Park Hotel cafe, Alamed: ences required. ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions recetved Cail branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sta. A BRANCH office of The Call for the reception of advertisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1008 Market st, opposits Fifta Open until 11 p. m. reter- AT THE CAL. EMP. AGENCY, 14 Third st__ near Cail bldg.: phone Bush 408. THE STATE OF NEVADA CHEAP FARE—REFUNDED. U. S. GOVERNMENT WORK, 25 teamsters $67 50 a_ month. 15 laborers, $60 a month. 10 drillers, rockmen hammersmen, $75. GOLD MINE. 4 single and double hand miners, $3 day. 10 laborers, 8 hours, free fare, $60. SAWMILL CREW. Edgerman, $5 25 a day and found, 6 laborers, mill. $35 to $40 and found, Laborer, city, $2 25 a day. Screw turner, $55 and board. Second trimmer $40 and bdoard. Board puller, $45 and board. 5 section hands, sawmill, $33 found. 10 Jumber pilers. $35 to $40 and found. Wood turner, $3 50 a day. 4 bay teamsters. $1 50 a day and board. Choreman, $25 and found > WOODS CREW. 2 barkers, $45 and board. 8 woodchoppers, pine, 4 feet, $1 25 cord. 8 orchard and vineyard hands, Sonoma Coue ty, $26 and board. 3 eash and door makers, $2 to $3 day. Sticker hands, $3 50 day. 6 factory men, steady job, $2 a day. 10 boller makers, $3 to $4. board and lodg- ing: steady job xuaranteed: free fare. CAL. EMP, AGENCY. 14 Third st A—PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, F. M. GUNN, 658 Commercial st. Phone Main 1191. Near Kearny. Ship to-day: Santa Fe Company’s own work in' California; free fare. 25 laborers. $ hours’ work. Galifornia, $80. Free fare. Call early on this to-day. 49 men to bulld electric railroad; $2 day; good board and free fare, come and ge. 10 laborers. only 15c fare $2 day. € handy men, $2 25 day, 25c fare. Sawmills, north by rail—20 men for logging railroad. $60: 5 Scandinavian lumber pilers. $2 50 day: 4 loggers, $110 month: screw turn er_ 365 and found: wocd turner. $4. see boss here; sash and door men, good Wi 20 boys and young men, box factory, and found; 3 young men to learn sash'and door trade, §1 50 up: man and wife, $30; black smith, $3 30; 5 woodchoppers, 4 ft. pine, $1 25 cord; milker, see boss nere 11 a. m. Lots of other jobs. Call and see us. RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 802 Clay st. Phone James 2476. Carriage painter. $3 50 day. 2 carpenters. 3330 day. 3 sash and door men_ $2 50 to $3 day. LABORERS—TEAMSTERS. 2 men, R. R bridge gang. $2 day. 20 men, bullding logging road, $2 day. 15 boys or men, box factory, $2 day. Teamsters, ditch work_$1 25 day and board. Nevada, teamsters and laborers, ship daily. Other good jobs at 602 Clay st. ALL Men to learn the BARBER TRADE: only eight weeks required: posttions secured: con stant practice and expert instruction; special offer and catalogue mailed free. MOHLER SYSTEM COLLEGE, 635 Cl er; first-class only need apply. LENC Pl TOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 916 Market st MEN and women wanted fo learn the barber trade, free of charge. Gillett Cdllege Barbers, 647 Commercial st. WANTED—1 or 2 persons to learn good tra!» steady work all year round: must have = cash. Call 3103 Folsom st., upstairs BARBER wanted—Steady work: young preferred. 1375 )u-u’w UNION barber wanted; wages $14. 1007 V1 FIRST-class barber. must be sober, =% Iy B Jamiges sk - Chalr barber ahop for sale: good [« "7 'r% Mission st.. corner Sixteenth. Ur- | DISHWASHER wanted. 434 Fifth st. WANTED—A man to care for 2 horses. )Emn.rm-'mu-.m. chalr shop for sale ie! cmuse of sale. H. BERNARD, 104 Severh - AN, who can help about a kit MeAlitster st. sh, & good energy and pu a DN, L ¥ money. I. PERSON. tmm- - hen.