The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 10, 1905, Page 12

12 vHE SAN FRANCISCO CALL RIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 190! IF IT IS NOT ADVERTISED TO-DA ;UHK D. SPRECKELS. . . . Proprietor Address Communications to JOHN McNAUGHT........- Manager W. J. MARTIN . . . .Business Manager AGENTS WANTED. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE—Con. y AGENTS, solicitors, canvassers; industrial and ex-industrial insurance men attention. A meeting of great importance in parlor of Windsor Hotel to-night; please attend. ASTHMA CURE. A DI N by ali druggists; main depot 1602 Market et., St. Nicholas Hotel; 10, 25¢, 50c package. P R Rt i TELEPHONE. . The Operator Will Com- "n"ec{“'yé‘;“\?; & artment You Wish. et and Third, 8. F. %o 221 Stevenson st Publication Off Bditorial Rooms Delivered by Carriers, Cts. Per Mo s Terms by Mail, DAILY CALL ¢ DAILY CALL (& DAILY L—B: 15 Per Year Extr Year Extra | JORIZED 58 e . 1.00 Per | Mat] subscribers in ng change of ad- @ress sbould be particul give both NEW AND OLD ADDRESS in order to insure & prompt and correct compliance with their re- quest. OAKLAND OFFICE: 1016 Broedway...... ... Telephons ALAMEDA OFFICE: 8635 Park Street, Near Sgnta Clara Avenus. Phone Alameda 559. BERKELEY OFFICE: B148 Center screet. Telephone North 77 WASEINGTON CORRESPONDENT M ¥ CRANE.. 1406 G Street, NEW YORK STANDS: Waldor?- Astor A Brentano, 81 Dnion Square; Murray Hill Hotel; Fifth-avente | Hotel and Hofr: | CHICAGO NEWS STANDS: | Sherman House; P. O. News Co.; Great Northern Hotel; Tremont House; Auditorium Hotel; Paimer House. Main 1083 CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE: C. GEORGE KROGNESS, Marquette Building CLong Distance Telephone, ‘‘Central 2619." NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE: | ETEPHEN B. SMITH....30 Tribune Bullding | NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT: C. €. CARLTON... _Herald Square BUEINESE OFFICE of the Si corner Market and TI 12 o'clock every nig BRANCH OFFICES 1008 Market street, opposite F' Francisco Call, u‘r m £06 Montgomery ave.; open 800 Hayes street; open untl 689 McAllister street; open m €15 Larkin street; open until 1661 Mission street; open E | pen 5 open untll ® p. m. | Northeast corner Ch ®p m re street; open until ® p. m. ear Ocean Boulevard; h and Duncan streets; PACIFIC will meet T ING, 7:80 o'ch GEORGE F Lo = as made ble functions of IX, Ni > % L O Ty 1 degree THIS 3 NIGHT. Visitors | N. A CARLSON, W. F. NORCROSS, Rec. Sec | M K LORTON, C. of R. and § KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Attention— Lodge Nc will Page DAY NING, Nov Castle Brother ted S M. ETEVE ED. M. COFFEY, K. R SAN FRANCISCO Tent No. 18, Ea O. T. M.—Review THIE (FRIDAY) EVEN- ING at § o'ciock. Pioneer Hall, Commission, having | to mine by hydraulic ite Brown in Preacher Scales, Sierra County, rabble Creek, and in Russell Placer | El Dorado Count: process, Cal., draining into town Creek, gives | notice that & meeting to recelve any pro- | tests wl e Id at room 68, Flood build- ing, San Francisco, Cal., November 20, 1905, at 1:80 p. OFFICE OF MOUNTAIN ICE COMPANY CALIWORNEA—The regular annual mecting of the stockholders of the Mountain Ice | Company of Ca 2 will 4 at the | office of the company, 330 Market street, San | Francisco, Cel DAY, November 21, | 1905, at the hour of 9 o'clock a. for | the purpose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year an such other business ae meeting. __JOSEPH BOOKKEEPING. LET us keep your books; nothing too large, nothing too small; we make a speclaity of keeping smal. sets of books. THE FAXON-JAMES AUDIT CO., Tel. Montgomery 1311 980 Market st. ———— ey BUSINESS CHANCES. PACIFIC REALTY COMPANY, 419-420 Grant Bullding. A SNAP. s $3750 buys the best paying saloon on Taylor | Bt must be seen to be appreciated. WHO WANTS A BARGAIN? $700 buys the best paying delicatessen r taurant and branch bakery in the city; must be | sold at once. $2000 buys & money making saloon, centrally 1ocated; cheap rent. A nice furnished flat on Sixth st.; must be sold before Saturday. Bargain—Furnished aparument-house on Sth st.; rent only $30; 7 rooms, all occupled; must be sold at once; party leaving city. $250 buys a money-making restaurant; near carbarn; cheap rent; steady trade. $276—A rare c! e to buy & fine paying del- icatessen, restaurant and bakery; call quick. $1200 buys & good paying restaurant on Mar- ket st.; $35 to $45 dally receipts. $550 for & restaurant with saloon license; 1s7ge ovster trade; centrally located; nr. Mkt.et. $3500 buys best paying saloon in city. PACIFIC REALTY CO., 419 Grant Bullding. EWELL apartment-house on Van Ness ave. at & sacrifice; $2600 furniture; for & quick sale can be had for $1200; call at once; house all occupied PACIFIC REALTY CO., 419-20 Grant Bldg., Phone South 1070. A—$650; BRANCH bakery, delicatessen store and creamery across the vay; rent $30; 4 liv- dally receipts rrom $15 up. See {E, 20% Kearny st. LOON and sailors’ boarding-house t; 10 furnished rooms, Kitchen, iong established and good pay- G. WILKE, 2615 Kearny st. 16-ROOM lodging-house, with offices on first DREXLER PAINLESS DENTAL COMPANY. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—Female—Con Y, LAUNDRESS wants work by the day. 6% gzgl.enfgr lllel l% : Wflt:::mlzl‘l;:ll 'ycgfl‘flg:: ;;:{ec!' p:lnlm dentistry at lowest prleeld. Haight. Phone Page 315. 4 re rent of hou up] set of 3 , i 8ol all rented; fine locatios BATE | Allings, 5 e 32 Ve s, k5%, | GIRL wishen goueral housework. Apply 1208 $1200. Apply landlady, 1027% Mkt.; noagts. | 1104 Market st., corner Turk. . Clement Richmond district. FISHER & CO... Room 438, James Flood building. Furnished rooming-houses, hotels and fiats. CLAIRVOYANTS. AA— PROF. NIBLO. IT 18 JUST AS CHEAP TO SEE THE BEST. | ASTRAL DEAD-TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT. . SPRCIAL THIS WEEK. MY $6 COMPLETE LIFE READINGS, $1. $§1—LOW FEE—IL. BRING CALLL COUPON AND SAVE $4. MY $5 COMPLETE LIFE READING FOR §1 IF YOU BRING THIS AD- VERTISEMENT. 411A ELLIS ST., NEAR JONES. NO CHARGE IF NOT SATISFIED WHEN READING IS OVER—YOU TO BE JUDGE. 1 DO HEREBY SOLEMNLY AGREE and guarantee to make no charge if I fail to call you by name in full, names of your friends, enemies or rivals. 1 promise to tell you whether your husband, wife or sweetheart is true or false; tell you how to gain the love of the ome you most desire, even though miles away; how to succeed in business, speculation, lawsuits; how to marry the one of your choice; how 'to regain youth, health and vitality. Removes evil influences, cures drink habite, locates treasures, cures all nervous diseases. How can I have good luck? How ‘can I succeed in business? How can I make my home happy? How can I conquer my enemies? How can I marry the one I choose? How can I marry well? How soon can I marry? How can I conquer my rival How can I make any one love me? How soon will my lover propose? How can I get a good position? How can I remove bad influences? How can I control any one? How make distant ones think of me? How can I hold my husband's love? How can 1 keep my wife's love? Oldest_ Established. First Registered. Best_kpown Clairvoyant in_California. Others may come and others may go, but Professor NIBLO always remain: Hours, 10 to 8 daily and Sunday. 411A Eliis st., near Jones. Permanently located in his own home. PROFESSOR NIBLO. 3 chop house; the very a first-class paying ed to sell account of 2615 Kearny st. owner compe R. G. WILK ALOON on water front; lease; 14 rooms; a good paying bustness; no a of partners R. G. 2615 Kearny close to Mills net rent $60; vestigate, you will 261, Kearny st. SNDIDLY located ¢: mercantiie e chance; G. WILKE, e R SALOON an excellent location on Fourth st., close to £00¢ s calls him to 1% Kearny st. ed bakery in Western Addition; bake € barrels a day; other business only cause WILKE, 26% Kearny st. CONRAD & GILL. hed 16 Years 413% Kearny aloon; 8 years' lease; rent $140; rec. 3 rent $170; rec ent § rec. 3 rent $105; rec. rent §40; rec rec. 15, % cecream. nd notion. tessen and restaurant $1200—Gro and bar; good, steady trade. $600—Grocery, fruit and liquor store. $500—CIGAR stand on Market st.; best loca- tion; rent $50; receipte $20; card machine averages $8, about $6 50 profit alone; cause of eale, owner has other business interests and cannot look after this. CONRAD & GILL. $500—PARTNER to run and manage games; will teach you business. CONRAD & GILL. $i00_PARTNER, nice, clean business; no ex- perience necessary; must have good recom- endations. CONRAD & GILL. —CIGAR etand op Market st., good loca- tion; good stock; fine trade; receipts §20 day; rent $50 month: card machine will average $8, about $6 50 profit alone; cash register; re- ceipts from $12 to $15 per day; clears $200 above expenses; reason for selling, owner has taken other business interests and is unable to devote any time or attention to this; this best bona fide proposition for amount ested in the city: 5o agenta. Box 7775, office. A MAN of ability and experience in handling a sawmill to invest $10,000 in a company or- ganizing to take over cosst sawmill about 1 ¥ 1d; absolutely afe and 6 per cent guar- anteed; good salary to right man. Address box 4686, Call office. ¥—PARTNER wanted, manufacturing busi- s, with a practical workingman; eure profit of $100 to each per month; duties keep- ing plain_accounts, collecting and paying, etc. 632 Market st., Toom 8. BSTABLISH yourself (elther sex) in legitimate (monopoly) mercantile business; no peddling, large exclusive control free; $100 onl: write for particulars. RENTON 861 Broadway. $300_PARTNER wanted In light business, suited to plain, steady man satisfied with $18 to £35 a week: tr ; no experfence re- quired; short hours Market et., room 8, GOLDFIELDS, ngineer going Nevada—Experfenced mining here will locate valuable al claime on grubstake. F. E. DOW- , Grand Hotel. $500 CASH—Beautiful furnished hoarding- house; good income; cheap rent; balance monthly payments if desired; sickness cause of selling. Inquirec 1243 Franklin st. $10%0—RES and lunch room; fine business; best location; must sell quick for go0d resson; a bargain. D. L. JUNGCK, 2111 Shattuck ave., Berkeley. AA—WONDERFUL GIFTS. The Extraordinary Clairvovant Powers of MR. EDWARD HART, compined with his su- perior knowledge of Palmistry and the Oceult Forces, enables him to read human life with unerring accuracy from infancy (o old age. His powers are wonderful and indisputabie, his advice is reliable, his information clear, con- cise and to the point in love, courtship, mar- riage, divorce, sickness, eales, wills, patents, journeys, pensions, investments, speculations, Property. insurance, mortgage, ofl and mining claims WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION. Without any previous knowledge and having no natural means of knowing who you are, whence or for what you came, he tells your name, age, occupation and what you called for. In fact, everythirg. He tells you names of friends and enemies. Who is true and who is false. Tells whom and when you .will mar- 1y, giving names, dates, facts and location, taking no fee in advance, and accepting none unless satistaction is_given. SPECULATION AND INVESTMENTS. His advice is much sought for by those con- templating investing and speculating. The dol- ted to-day has seldom failed an rien. $500 FORFEIT. I will forfeit $500 where 1 fail to teach you how to fascinate any one you desire, how to make your enemies your friends, ‘cause a speedy marriage with the one of your cholce, give you good luck, remove evil influences, re- unite the separated, give lucky numbers, lo- cate the earth’s buried treasures, settle the old estate that time has placed beyond the lawyer's shrewdness, make you successful in your busi- ness and positively guarantee everything. $1—COMPLETE LIFE READING—$§1. | (No More. No Less.) MR. EDWARD HART can only be consulted at his San Francisco residence, 1217 Post st., two doors above Van Ness ave., two minutes’ walk from Elils, Geary, Yost, Larkin and Sut- ter st. car lines. Hours 10 to 6 daily, Sun- days 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. At home Monday and Saturday evenings until 9 o'clock: A—MISS M. WILLE, 310 Ellis st., Clairvoyant, cgystal seer, can be consulted on all affairs of life; Miss Wille guarantees an honest, relfable, satisfactory reading; reveals the past; Eives correct forecast of your fu- ture; advises you on important affairs, whether financial, domestic, love or business; gives the secret how to control, charm, fas- cinate the one vou love; reading, $1; hours 10-S p. m.; French, German, Engilsh spoken. ISMAR THE EGYPTIAN CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST, Permanently located at 1104 Market roome 9 and 10, vate readings daily, cor. Turk (Vendome); prl & m.; 3 questions answered, $1; 5. 10 a m tob EGYPTIAN SEER AND HEALERJL tull lite, ORMONDE, 1031 MARKET ST., Helps the troubled—Overcomes all evil, $1. Tells more than all others combined, $i. Adviser on love, business, marriage, divorce, §1 Sickness, enemles; locates treasure, papers, $1 LINCOLN, Clairvoyant and psychic; the oldest and best known clairvoyant in San Francisco. Re- opened at 366 O'Farrell st. Hours 10 to 5. Readings by mail, $2. “ORIETTA.” 1228 Market, 9 to 9; ‘reading” (5 methods), clairvoyance, second sight, palm- istry, phrenology and astrology, all used, name and exact age or no pay; free ‘‘te daily at 3 p. m. MME. BERNARD reads your life correctly; advice given on- all affairs of life; eatistac- tion guar.; 25¢ up. 17 3d, next Examiner bldg MME. KRONENBERG, clairvoyant, card read- er, palmist: when others fail try me; good reading 25c: no sign. 1023 6th, nr. M lon. A NEW plate—The Whalebone—Cannot break: warranted 20 yrs.; crowns, $3 50; fillings, 50c: plates, $5; full set; all work painless and warranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, near 11th— No charge for extracting when plates are made; old plates made over like new; teeth from $8 per set; extracting 50c; gas given. LOWEST prices in S. F.; painless extraction, 50c, New York Dentists, 969 Mission, cor. 6th. GOLD fillings, 75c; silver. 35¢; crowns, §2, no D; Hewltt, 1013 Grant a DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES, STEWART'S Lining, Pleating and Buttonhole Factory of 110 Taylor st will remove to 1% and 16 Taylor. st. about October 1. MRS, ESTES, fashionable dressmaking. St. Kathryn Hotel, 480 Ellis; tel. East 1380. McDOWELL Dressmaking a# Millinery School —Eve. class: patterns cut. 1190 Market st. EDUCATIONAL. A—THB Lyceum an excellent preparatory school for university, law and medical col- leges; we prepared hundreds of students suc- cessfully and we shall prepare you; day, evening session; roferences President Jordan or any Stanford professor. Phelan building. A—THE Osborn Conservatory of Music and Store; 5000 puplls; Steinway Hall bldg., 223 Sutter st., §. F.; 1069 Broadway, Oaklan 512 8. Broadway, Los Angeles; pianos, har- mony, vocal, stringed instruments; also brass instruments free to beginners. GALLAGHER-MARSH BUS.COL., 933 Market, conducted by Robt. F. Gallagher, expert court reporter, holds world's record for short- band writing; succeesful himself, will make you s0; shorthand, typing, kookpg. Catalogue. ALL who desire good positions should attend this college; we have had 250 good places since March 1. San Francisco Business Col- legc, 738 Mission st. THE Paul Gerson School of Acting, the largest institution devoted exclusively to dramatic learning in America: positions guaranteed. Send for catalogue. Native Sons' building. ENGINEERIN vey, der " —Civil, elec., min., mech., sur- ay, cyanide; day, eve; est. 1864 Van fllen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall DANCING, both adult and children's classes, now open at Hinman's School of Dancing, 1412 Polk st nr. California; phone East 2126. HEALD'S School of Mines and Engineering, 24 Post st., S. F.; civil, mining, electrical, steam and gas engineering. Send for prospectus. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post st Established 1863; Jargest in the West; annual enroilment 1000; send for circular. A special class preparatory o teachers' exam- inations or State nor. schls. 333 Phelan bldg. A—METROPOLITAN-California-Students join- ed. Business, Stenographic. 8256 Golden Gate. GIRL wishes place for housework and cooking. Please cali 39 South Park. WOMAN wants position for housework and plain cooking. 211 2ith st., upstairs, GERMAN girl wants position cooking and gen- eral housework. Apply 323 Twelfth st. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. A AN AN FIRST-CLASS painter, paper hanger and tinter wants work; all necessary tools. A. L. CLARK, 27 Johnson ave. EXPERIENCED chauffeur with excellent ref- erences wishes position; will do own repair- ing. Address box 1163, Call office. A HANDY, sober man wants work on private place; understands the care of horses, cows and garden; good references. Box 1171, Call. FIRST-CLASS gardener and florist experienced in growing vegetables and o ers, can take charge of xentleman ol -~ Wants position: can furnish first-class re! erences. 404 Thbird st., room 1L t WANTED—_Employment by young man Jjust arrived in city from East. Address box 1125, Call. office. A GERMAN would like some employment; i3 intelligent and speaks several lan- :::yur. best references. M. T., 1307 Howarl. FLOI T, rdener, firsi-clas wants to take s ot eoupie of small or one big private garden. Addre: HAYEK, 316 Third st. _ sarden. Address HATRS. 7~ __ 'UTLE] ‘well recommended, city and East- B erances. _wants position. Box 1300, Call office. WANTED—Steady job eveninsgs, Saturday and Sunday by good ber. Addrese Barber, 152313 Market st. YOUNG man, 32 would like & Jjob as ‘l man on a ranch; best of references perieace. Address T. A., 872 Mission st. ore- ex- GARDENER, single, competent in all branches of gardening, wishes situation; good refer- ences. Box 1180, Call. WANTED—A job carrying a banner or some other light work by & sober oid man. Ad- dress WILLIAM KELLY, 255 Stevenson st. IT WOULD HELP WANTED—FEMALE—Continued 'OUNG - gentlewoman, under 30, unmarried, for collector and secretary for philanthropie work; must dress well and know business district of city; do plain sewing, instruct and entertain children Wednesday and Saturday evenings; live home: city references: salary $50 first month; If suited, $65; Sundays off; give ghone. Address box 1174, Call office. GIRLS to learn hairdressing, manicuring, mas- sage, ete., from A to Z, in 1 month for 8 to those entering now; 7 positions to fill guaran- teed at $10 per week up; day and evening class. 234 Post st., room 17, second floor. S - WANTED—Girls to learn millinery for fall; 2 A ooha from start to finish in 1 mo. for $15: positions guaranteed $12 per week up: learn now for fall positions. 234 Post, r. 16, 2d fir. LEARN hatrdressing. faclal massage, manicur- ing, scalp treatment, hair work,removal super- fluous hair: day, eve. classes; positions wait- ing: $10 week up. 210 Powell. r. 2-3. 24 floor. WANTEDYoung woman dry goods bundie wrapper. Apply bstween 9 and 11 a. m. at HALE BROS.' WANTED—Young woman who is an experif enced bookkeeper. Apply between 9 and I a. m. at HALE BROS.' MARRIED man, aged 27, steady, of good ap- pearance and address, acquainted with sur- Tounding country, no experience, would be glad t> accompany and assist salesman for Well-establiehed house, with view to learn- ing_the expenses and small re- muneration; Box 1131, Call CAN, middle-aged, receptly from the wroplcs, desires situation as °commercial traveler; proficlent in Spanish language, customs and manners; willing to serve in any part of Spanish America; references given. E. E. COOLEY, box 1140, Call. business; references. AME! AN experlenced bartender, middle aged, wants employment; references _given. Address M. M., box 1484, Call office. POSITION by first-class barber; will work on commission. Box 1026, Call. FOUNG man wants work on private place taking care of horses. Box 1128, Call. YOUNG man_desires position to learn grocery business. Box 1361, Call office. YOUNG man wants job with surveyor: mining surveyor on trip preferred. Box 1089, Call. YOUNG man, speaking § languages, wishes position as explanatory guide to party con- templating visit through European countries; familiar with all points of interest and citles of old world; particularly Rome, Berlin and Paris. JOS. CUCCO, box 1088, Call. EXPERIENCED business manager or super- Intendent of office buliding, apartment or rooming-house; first-class city references; bends in any amount required: competent to take charge of accounts and collections. Ad- dress Ménager, 3532, Twenty fourth st. SITUATION wanted in a country hardware store by a man with scme experience in hardware stoves and Implements; can also do a falr job of tin, sheet iron. roofing and pipe work: willing to. make himself gener- ally useful. Box 1055, Call FIRST-CLASS experienced bookkeeper, office man and systematizer; young, good health, married; best city references, wants position Dec, 1; city or country: stove or hardware preferred; could invest some. Box 1020, Call. MAN, 32, wants work of any kind; good pen- man. Box 1445, Call. FLATS TO LET. AAA—COMPLETED LIST OF HOUSES, FLATS, apartment and rooming houses; our renting department is free to all; we can you & home in any part of the cit 7o payment other than your good wil not ask you to buy or even look at the good: use this department freely; you are more than welcome. CORDES FURNITURE CO., 245-259 Geary st. (on the square.) / A—SHRADER, 1024, between Carl and Parnas- sus ave.—Elegantly furnished house, 8 rooms, bath; modern; rent $70; will rent unfur- nished. SPECK & CO., 209 Montgomery st TO let—Lower flat, 118 Perry st., mear Third, B rooms and bath and wash tubs; 639 Jessie. near Seventh, G rooms; 30 and 43 Langton, 4 rooms.. bath and tubs; ashes and water free. COMPETENT, useful man wishes position; thoroughly understands care of horses, gar- den, driving, milking; handy with tools and all ‘work pertaining to private place; best references. Box 1332 Call. SALESMAN, experienced, wishes to represent manufacturers or wholesalers in Southern California; city or_traveling; references fur- nished. Address Ealesma Los Angeles, Cal. Call, office, SPANISH, French, ete. Prof. De Filippe'sAcademy of languages.1018 Post: est.1871;ablest profs. 1s_wanted by an experienced A_POSITION office man who bookkeeper and _genera: speaks English, German and Spanish; mid- SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION —Day and P s B e Thohow PARTINGTON'S 421 Pine at_Nizht clases | Jie88ed: oS Call orfcer 3 s = " | HOTEL MAN WITH Al REFERENCES AS EREaewn HEAD OF ALL DEPARTMENTS WISHES G SR POSITION AS STEWARD OR MANAGER S s e OF CLUB OR HOTEL. A. B. C.. BOX 642, 970 Market st., room § 1, eizhth floor. Phone Main 8343. Property. E-X-C-H- (ROOMIN CALL OFFICE. CARPENTER wants work; can do all kind of of frst-clase work; jobbing or finishing; city or country; day work or contract. WIL- SON, 1309 Stockton st EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. panese-Chinese emp. offic N up furnishes reliable heip of all kinds promptly. H. KIODA, 406 Post st.; tel. james 501. OLDEST Japanese-Chinese Empioyment Office promptly furnishes ail kinds of rellable help. George Sakauye, 421 Post st.: tel. Bush 135. GARDENER, German, understands hotbeds, cold frames, grapes, vegetables, stock of all kinds, wants situation. _Address PH. LUITHLE, 12 Steuart st., San Francisco. BRODERICK, 143, near Halght—Modern 8- room flat; marble steps, beam cellings, ele tric lights, etc.: owl ea SUNNY corner flats, just completed; 3, 4 and b roome; every convenience: cars pass doo: th and Douglass sts. open. Corner Eizghte: LOWER flat, 5 rooms and bath; modern; rent reasonable. 819 York s 20th and 21st. MASONIC ave., 1227, near Haight—New cozy 5-room flats: rent reduced. WANTED—Saturday, young Swedish or Da ish girl, with references, for plain cooking and light wash; $30 month: every Suaday off after Dec. 1. Apply Friday and Satur- day, 9 to 11. room 262, Grand Hotel. e WANTED—A girl, 15 to 18 years of age, to assist with housework in a flat; no hard work or cooking: good home; small wages: Amerfcan family of 4 must be neat. Ad dress box 1060, Call effice. _— WANTED—Competent salesiady for sult de- partment for Sacramento. Apply 30 or 11:30 at D. HAMBURGER & CO.'S, 8 Sut- tor st. ter e ___ _ _ _ _ WANTED—Girl to help care for children and assist in housework: can go home night good pay. Apartment 3, The Benton, 833 Octavia st. GIRL or middle-aged woman to assist in gen- eral housework. 1123 Sutter st. _oral hopeemor AN excellent opportunity for a competent sten- ‘ographer doing general work: office room and privileges in prominent office bullding given T2 exchanee for mominal services. Address box 22, Call office. o box 2 & WANTED— Young women to learn telephone operating: salary Wwhile learning: reference: Tequired. Apply after 9 a. m., 218 Bush st.. third floor. WOMEN to learn hairdressing. manicuring and Inas: ing: only takes. four weeks; special terms to next 10 students: evening ciass from 7109 Moler System College. 405 Powell ‘st. WANTED A girl to cook and do downstairs work: salary 830. 902 Pddy st, 9 a. m. to 1% m. WANTED—A neat girl for general housework: small family; wages $25; carfare pald. T7i8 derick st GIRLS on glove work; steady employment: good wages. EXCELSIOR GLOVE CO.. 413 Market st. B Tt Sepesr e GIRL of 16 or 17 to assist light housework in family of 2; nice home; moderate wages. Call 636 Waller st. $20_SUNNY flats, 5 and 6 rooms: baths, large closets. 375 Shotwell st., near Eighteenth. MODERN flat 5 rooms and bath; 3825 24th st., near Church; large lot; $20. TREAT ave., 1520—Lower flat; 5 rooms, bath, gas. tubs; rent $13: key upstairs. VE, 2719, near Devisadero—Flat; § large ms and bath; garden and cellar; $25. 263—Flat, 6 large rooms and °E_ave., $25-§22 S0—Two fine, sunny. park flats. 225-237 Parnassus ave.. nr. Stanyan st.; on ear line. BEAUTIFUL location: G. G. Park: Haves, at E 4'r. flats: $25: new, ready this wk. YOUNG man with 10 years' experience as stenographer and bookkecper wants position in similar capacity or other clerical duties; not afrald of work. Box 1130, Call office. STAR Employment Office—Reliable Japanese and Chinese help furnished with care. W. KADOTA, 409 Powell st.; tel. Main 1751 A—JAPANESE and Chinese help. WM. YOSHY. 415 Stockton tel. Bush 850. AN old_estab. (1850) Chinese emp. office, C. CHONG'S, removed to 518 Pine;tel.Grant 156. H. W. HONG, 1113A Clay st.; Chinese employ- ment office; best help.” Tel. East 420. Finest Japanese help; house-cleaning specialty. Geo. R. Kuniabe, 343 Mason; tel. James 5251. CHINESE and Japanese hajp; estab. 20 yea Tel. Main 1997. BRADLEY & CO., 640 Cla: JAPANESE. Chinese help of all kinds furnish- ed; house-cleaning. 708 Taylor; James 7630. RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Or- fice: all kinds help. 815 Stockton. Main 5185. HOUSE-CLEANING. JAPANESE House-cleaning Office—All kinds heip. 1011 Fillmore st.; phone West 255. CUTTER—Up-to-date youns man wants posi- tion; can make his own patterns and handle block vatterns; East and West experience. Box 1027, Call office. . WORK wanted by steady man; work about house; generally useful; handy at anything: references; small wages. Address P. T., box 1365, Call office. J A GERMAN, middle-eged and single, wishes a situation as clerk in grocery store and bar. room; good references. W. BOHLING, 417 Kearny st GERMAN, middle-aged man, wished position porter, Inchman or janitor; little cook- experienced; town or country. Address 1084 Bush st. FINE, modern. sunny top flat; 7 rooms: large bosement: rent reasonable. 715 Grove st. CENTRAL, mcdern, upper flat, 6 rcoms, bath. 1026 Sacramen above Powell; moderar ELEGANTLY furnished flat; Western Addi- tion: sunny side: 7 rooms: with everything complete; references requifed. Box 1061, Cail. e et e e FLATS FOR SALE—FURNISHED. BEAUTIFUL, suany, 8-room flat; central; mod- ern; rent doubled: elegant home. 1370, Call FOUR rooms, eclegant new furniture, for sale cheap. Call afterncon, 131 Ash ave. ——————————— e FLORIST GARDEX EXPERT accountant wants small set books for versons or firms to Keep; evenings or Sundays: terms low; interview requested. Box 1086, Cail. WINDOW trimmer wants position in city or country; has had expenence in large depart- ment_store; can furnisn’best of references. Box 1024, Call office. TO plenty water near Missjon st. Owner. Ciay st.. r. 1. —————————— ——— lease—6 acres rich soil WANTED—A competent girl for general houss. work and cooking; 5 in family; wages $25. 1547 MeAllister st. LADIES wanted to help with new line fancy asy, rapid and no experience. Hours 1344 Market st., opp. ith. WANTEDFinishers on tailor suits. LOW- ENTHAL'S. 913 Market st. ALTERATION hands on cloaks and suits; good wages. 208-211 Powell st. WANTED—Saleslady Market st. NEAT young girl to assist; good home and wages. 3023 Sixteenth st PANTS operators wanted at once; steady work. 33| New Montgomery st., room 5. and makers: xood pay- Market st. for glove store. 913 SHIRT waist tucke JUDA BROS.. 321 BAH‘&EI\S—E-’I‘M! and Supplies. “Free Employment” Bureau, J. of A.—Barbers furnished; city or - this is the only legitimate employ- ment office. JOS. R. BLEILY. secretary. Market Phone James 6628, BARBERS, ATTENTION. Barber shops wanted; those, that have merits country ean find cash purchasers. COLEMAN. 311 James Flood building. BARBER shops wanted: all those that can bear close investigation as to their merits may apply to D. STOLTZ, 723 Market st. FOR sale—Barber shop, 2 chairs: a good bar- gain for lady barber and husband. Apply 1625. Mission st. FOR sale—Must leave ecity, 2-chair barber FURNITURE WANTED. A—PHONE South 1015; it will pay you to seni for me before you sell your furniture, car- pets, ptano, etc. M. GALLICK, 201 Larkin. EMPLOYMENT § WANTED—FEMALE. DISH woman w first-class laundres erences. Address GERMAN girl desires sitation for cooking in small family; no washing or sweeping. 133 Clipper si., near Sanchez. cleaning; Valleo st ADY wishes a working housekeeper's place; is a mood cook. Call 20 Howard court, be- tween Fourth and Fifth. YOUNG man, 23 years, temperate and reliablc. good penman, with some knowledge of bock- keeping, wishes active position In shippins- house. Box 1444, Call office. YOUNG man wants position a accountant, cashler, office man, = stenog- rapher or clerical work: -10- years' experi- ence; good refs.: competent. Box 1457, Call. POSITION wanted by reepectable old gentle- man as bartender in country hotel; sober and reliable; wages no object: references. Ap- ply box 1264, Call office. bookkeeper, REFINED American woman desires housekeep- ing position in emall family of adults. Ad- dress Housckeeper, 49 Eighth st. COMPETENT German girl for cooking; wages $85. 604 Octavia st. % A COMPETENT girl wishes position to do second work, Box 1160, Call office. MME. WARD, 119 Larkin st., Yoom 16—Clair- voyant; gives names, dates and facts. FOR sale—Fine bakery; best trade and loca- tion; §22 daily store sales; owner will sell at a barg; reason, account of other business interests. ' Box 1428, Call. AN Al paying saloon; well established trade; good iocation on principal street; well stocked; owner retiring from business cause of sale.” Box 1363, Call office. $5000—CLOTHING and gent's furnishing store in best location; well established; fine trade: 2 bargain for right party. D. L. JUNGCK, 2111 Shattuck ave., Berkeley, Cal. BUSINESS man desiring to make money call early 542 Ellis and see demonstrations of non-explosive for gasoline; absolutely safe. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW DIVORCE; costs $12; quick, quiet; advice free; mo fee in advance; mo charge unless successtul: open evenings; wills, deeds, leases, biils of sale and articles of copa nership carefully prepared; corporations or- gunized; bankruptcy; collections; probating of estates; general office and court practice in State and United States courts. 927 Mar- ket, r. 801, Office hours, § &. m. to 10 p. m. | A DIVORCE—QUICK end QUIET. NO PAY until granted See me and save money. Advice Free. Established 22 years. Detectives employed 1 LEAD—Others Follow. G. W. HOWE, | 1122 Market ei. bet Mason end Taylor. | COLUMBIAN Law and Collection Agency, r. | FOR sale—Butcher busines: and more than 1179, Call office, BARGAIN—Cigar factory and retafl well established trade, at invoice account leaving city. Box 1161, Call office. CHEAP—Corner grocery; large yard: 2 stalle nd chicken-house; lease: rent $15. ° 1500 rch st. GOOD paying blacksmith shop for mis cheap: st_location in town. y to E. A. PAN- WITZ, Maybeld.g ¢ S 2 horses, 2 carts 100 cash customers. Box store, ———— o s L | WILL buy for cash or trade for a good hotel in a country town. box 1099, Call office. WILL sell at a sacrifice at once, stationery and notion store, school supplies, with 4 liv- ing rooms, on a corner. Box 1118, Call. Give full particulars to 85, 916 Market st opp. Emporium; advice free; tel. Montgomery 1310; all kinds of Jaw | FOR sale—A candy factory end store; good matiers to promptly; collections location; in Oakland. Address jarge and s old_established acy. | 2, Cail office. | W. KING, Attorney-at-Law, Exam. bldg., | NEWSPAPER route for sale in Oakland; a ce room 611: established 30 | courts, seneral courts and office fee in mdvance or for consuita- years; practice no tion: evenings by appointment. Tel. Red $601. ADVICE free, all legal matters. No cherge uniess successful No advance All Jaw businees. Established 20 years. Examiner building, room 316, third floor. | ADVICE free; legal divorca costs $12; all law caces handied: no fee in advance; open Sat- | urdey evenings; other evenings by appoint- ment; call and save money. 8§19 Mkt., r. 33. L. §. CLARK, 827 Market, room 302, consulta- | jon free; no fee In advance. Open evening: COMPLETE @ivorce for $20 by able young torney. Ad. EDWARDS, lock box 422, city. AUTOMOBILES. FOR sale—A 1905 White steam touring car; guaranteed by the White Company to be in nrst-class running order; owner will sell at pargain to_buy a larger White, box 1081, Cail Office. | RESTAU good Call route in Oakland for sale. at Call business office for particulars. $250—RESTAURANT; living room; rent $12 50 month. Call at 276 Eighth st., forenoons. CIGAR stand and laundry office; half block from Market st.; price $200. Apply 31 5th st. NT; sacrifice; other business; must sl quick; make offer. 610 Commercial st. FOR sale—A good bakery with wagon. Box 1151, Call office. FOR sale—Good payiAg cabinet-maker's shop; electric motor and machinery. 932 Larkin. Apply horse and | FIXTURES and stock of cigar store for sale; $20. 235A Eiehth st. NICE delicatessen store for sale, 2057 Twen- ty-fourth sty GOOD Call route for sale. Apply at Call office. ADVERTISEMENTS, subscriptions received at Call branch office, cor. Duncan & Church sis. FOR sate—1905 Ford 2-cylinder rear entrance tonmesu touring car at be sold at once: party bought a larger car. WHITE GARAGE, 1878 Market st. -— WANTED—Light touring car, detachable ton- neau or a rupabout; state make, model and jowest cash price. Box 1148, Call. FIRST-CLASS automoblle; owner must sell. 131 Thirteenth i, between 10 and 12. BARGAIN iIn second-hand Autocars. MID- DLETON MOTOR CAR CO., 606 Van Ness. — e LDSMOBILE tonnesu: slightly used; good omfllm. BACIGALUPIL, 786 Mission st. Address kg e - LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. ——— a_bargain; must | A—CAMFERON & CO.———Phone South 1050. 3 Eddy st., cor. Market and Powell. Headquarters for Rooming-houses, Hotels and All Kinds of Business Chances. 70 rooms, well furnished, downtown, up-to- date house: will clear $250 per month; electric elevator, lights, hot and cold water; lowest rent in city for fireproof buflding; but owing :m-;luumn!mm'lflhwfluun- 2T CAMERON & CO., 3 Eddy st. MME. MARSEAU, card reader; ladies 23c, gents 50c; hours 1 to 9. <545 Minna st. Mrs. Shaffer, clairvoyant and card reader, 954 Mission; hours 9 8. m. to § p. m.; open Sun. A WEEK'S news for 5 cents—The Weekly Call. 16 pages, in wrapper, for mailing, §1 per year, — e e SPIRITUALISM. MME, MAXWELL — Convincing _messages Wed., Thurs., Frid.; names; readings daily. 1264 ‘Howard st. MRS. KONOLD, 148 Sixth st.—Circle to-night; ladles’ circle Wednesday, 2:30; reliable mes- suges; consult me after having seen other: DRESSMAKER who was forslady for years for New Ycrk fashionable modiste, who goes to Lurope twice vearly, would like engagements in some of the first familles as dressmaker. Phone Church 3640. DRESSMAKER, shirt walst suits, ladles’ tafl- " Jiton jackets, coats, suits, evening gown: eatistaction given; fits guaranteed; sults taken: up-to-date designs; engagements per day or week. 321 Frankiln st, G lady wants manicuring, scalp treat- ment, - facial _massage; references; phone Montgomery 531. MISS H. ANDERSON, 1069 Powell st. A RELIABLE woman wishes work in a rooming house or would assist with house- work; is kind to children; moderate wager. Box 1143, Call office. A—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, *bus. medium and life reader. 1206 Market, r. 10, Galt House. MRS. CRINDLE—Materlalizing seance Friday evening, 8 o'clock; 50c. 328 Ellis st. MRS. LESTER'S circles at 8 p.m.; 10c readings daily; mines speciaity. 444 Jones,nr.0'Farrcil. EARLE'S seance Sun., Wed., 219 Eddy st.; readings. Hotel Higgins, O'Farrell st. HYPNOTISN, DE LAUFF. magnetist, removed to 024 Turk st., above Larkin; hours 1-4, 7-8 week days; nervous, mental ills, habits cured; no drugs. "3 CARPET-BEATING AND CLEANING. COMPRESSED Air and Vacuum Process used for cleaning carpets on floor without removal; carpet and rugs also cleaned by compressed air at_shop: prices moderate, S, F. Com- pressed Alr'Cleaning Company, 308 Market st.; phone Main 152 and Bush 479. : WHEN you become disgusted with your work, send for SPAULDING’S Ploneer Carpet Beat- ing Works, 353-857 Tehama st. Tel. South 40. WESTERN Carpet Cleaning Works, 1809 Har- rison st.: Al cleaning, 3c. Phone Mission 225. CALIFORNIA Carpet Cleaning Co., J. McQueen proprictor. 820 Guerrero st.; tel. Mission 49. ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co., 402 Bunnr‘n.; tel. Main 394, 'GEO. WALCOM & CO., Props. MITCHELL'S, 240 Fourteenth st.—First-class carpet cleaning, 3¢ yard. Tel. Mission 74. RUDOLPH & CO., carpet beating works; prices reasonable, 1703 Harrison st.; tel. Mission 263. LACE CURTAINS A''D BLANKETS. BRANDT'S New York Curtain House: most ‘complete plant for cleaning lace curtains and blankets. 1324 Fillmore; gm Pine 2622. ‘ LAUNDRIES. TAI LUNG CHINESE LAUNDRY—Removed from 421 Sutter st. to 924 Mason st.; first- class work; reasonable prices; prompt deliv- ery: family trade our #l’ JAPANESE laundry and o ‘work. : ‘leaning L1 2122 Fillmore st.: tel. Geary COLLECTION OFFICES. BAD tenants ejected for $4; o Thes collections made; Monteomery st iy i, | WANTED—By a good cook a place to do cool ing, or cooking and some downstairs worl e g less than $30. Please call at 1005 ak et A NORWEGIAN girl, an experienced cook, wants a position in a private family; is willing to go out a short distance. Address 718 Broderick st. A_GOOD Japanesc girl wishes position as plain cook or any other Kind of work; have refer- ;l‘a]c;l. MATSU, 417 Jones st.; phone East A SWEDISH gir] wants position to do general housework. 256 Tehama st., rear, between Third and Fourth, A SWEDISH girl wants a situation to do general housework in a small family; wages $25. Please call at 2756 Harrison, near 24th. COMPETENT woman wants cooking, down- stalrs work or general housework. M. K box 1136, Call office. A MIDDLE-AGED lady wants position as nurse or light housework in small family. Miss Olson, 211 Twenty-seventh st. EDUCATED German lady wishes position as housekeeper; no washing; best references. Address box 1134, Call office. ) YOUNG lady attending business colleke will assist morning and evening in exchange for room and board. Box 1384, Call. BY a first-class colored nurse for children; highest references furni: or address 1006 Clay st. RELIABLE young woman wants place to do mfin cooking or general housework; month. Dolores st. % * ik Very Fensonatie: Jessomy siven. 4 Hours reasonable; | 8lve: $1. Y61 Golden Gate .-'1’?%{- Pn-h T3 EXPERIENCED hotel housekeeper desires sition in first-class hotel; will glve the b’:{ Of Teferences. Address box 1433, Call offize. FIRST-CLASS dressmaker; work and fit anteed; shirt waists 50 cents and_up, $1. 961 Golden Gate ave.; phone Page 731. MIDDLE-AGED woman wants a eituation; is a 8o0d cook: not. ‘work; = try. 167 fi'hhd‘l’&‘“l'ofln“ 22. g GIRL wishes place housework and cooking. Please call at 39 St Park: § POSITION as clerk in hotel or_rooming-house by young lady. Box 1066, Call office. . STENOGRAPHER with some experience de- sircs positions Box 1366, Caile A YOUNG girl valid or ed. Call COACHMAN, gardener and caretaker wishes position; thoroughly competent, ali-around, useful; good references, Box 1157, Call. GARDENER, Scotch, wishes employment as 2nd; private or commercial; good references. Box 1152, Call. SITUATION wanted In grocery by man of 26; would leave city; no bad habits; nine months' experience. Box 1327, Call office. FIRST-CLASS German cabinet-maker, 24 years of age, wants situation. REINHARD FOTSCH, 818 Howard st. ELECTRICIAN, experienced first-class wire- man (non-unfon); understands gas; has Al references. J. D., box 4078, Call. JAPANESE, very neat worker, and good cook, wishes position; privat ily; city or country; good reference. dress box 1127, Call office. A JAPANESE wants position; wait at table .and bousework or apaftment houses; hall boy; $6 up week; has reference. GEORGE ITO, 703 Larkin st.; tel. East 8770. JAPANESE honest boy wants a’ position at housework _or as office boy; speaks English well. L H., 2202 Fillmore st.; phone West particular fam- Ad- l‘ A JAPANESE boy wants position at house- work: good experience. K. YAGO, 240 Tay- lor. GOOD Japanese boy wants situation to. do housework; speaks English well. Address H. S., 418 Dupont st. JAPANESE wishes situation to do housework; speaks English. JOE YOMA, 708 Larkin st.; tel. East S770. YOUNG Japanese boy wishes position as waiter or housework or any other kind of Job. A. S. Y., 417 Jones st.; phone East 3615. ko JAPANESE, good plain cook, in a small pri- vate family. GEORGE, 703 Larkin st.; tel East 8770. YOUNG Japanese boy wants position; good cool:_and general housework. Y. S., Japan- ese Mission, 2316 California; tel Geary 2067. GOOD Japanese ook wants position in family; have reference. FRANK HOSANA, 849 Bush st.; phone Black 1996, JAPANESE experienced boy wants situation as \ schoolboy In the city. S. TAKATA, 807 Polk st. JAPANESE laundryman, well experienced, ‘wants work In private famil ly by the day week. JOHN YOSHINO, 512 Bush l::‘ phone John 2516. JAPANESE young man wants position as ‘walter; has many years' experience and stayed long time at last place. Tel. West 8504. 1804 Geary st. X CHINESE excellent cook wishes position in - hotel, boarding-house or restaurant; meat and cook; good references; satisfac- tion. CHARLEY WILLIMON, 1113 Clay st., upstairs. g CHINESE, with best ces as excellent ‘and experienced family cook, wishes itlon ;. city or country. Call or write to Stock- ton st.; telephone Montgomery 1656. CHINESE first-class cook wants position _ private family; $8 Clay st. CHINESE first-class cook would llke a 4 in to $10 per week. S47l sition in hotel or restaurant. W. 3. 21 Brenham place. CHINESE, excellent cook, wants position; ho- V. Do 2l Brenham place; MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO., 1321 Market st.. bet. 9th and 10th, paying big money for furniture, etc. Phone South CALL up East 2388 A. L. Storrs, 682 Ellis st.: cash pald for your furniture, carpets, etc. Alfred Wollpert, 773 Mission, phone Red 4462, pays highest price for furniture, carpets, ete. HENRY MAYER pays bighest prices for fur- niture, carpats_ etc. 182 Mission; tel.Bush 813 Z._ABE LEVY, 1135 Market st., phone Jessie 761, pays cash and buys everything. } ALMOST given away; unredeemed storage pi- anos and fur. Whitehead's Storage, 1636 Mkt. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. COOK, small country hotel . Waitress for same place 3 laundresses for priva familie: 5 German, Irish and Scandinavian second’| girls and parlor maids for both city and country at...... 3 first-class nursegirls German upstairs girl and seamstress First-class German Cook for family boardinj French second girl 18 girls for general Cook an 3 Farmer and wife Man and wife for private place. First-class butler, city ...... Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 334 Sutter. A SALESLADY wanted for counter in first- class bakery; must be experienced; good place for right party. Call at room 318, James Flood building. ‘WANTED—Experienced alteration hands on skirts, jackets and waists. Apply Superin- tendent's office, The Emporfum. SEWING machine operators on shirts; clean, light factory; steady work: enced young women' taught and pald while learn- ing. LEVI STRAUSS & CO.. 1873 Mission st.. bet. 14th and 15th. MR. HINDSHAW. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON ALLS; NO EXPERIENCE N GOOD PAY; STEADY WORK. BD‘{“!:}A‘gBB & CO.. 3233 FREMONT ST MR. SHIRT AND OVERALL OPERATORS; EX- PERIENCED AND INEXPERIENCED. fig'NEHANN & CO.. TENTH AND HOW- —_— WANTEDRefined nurse to care for boy years old; city references; wages $30. Call between 10 and 12 or 4 and 6. 1901 Jackson ‘WANTED—Lady to do stamping; must be ex- perienced. Apply NEWMAN & LIVXNION“. 120 Kearny st. A GOOD girl for general housework: refer- ences; carfare paid. Apply 2257 Union st., near Fillmore. TWO waltresses wanted for city positions; steady work: call Ty — call as carly. as possivle. Room J A—EXPERIENCED alteration .etg and skirts. R. D. DAVI’W i shop; living rooms; one-half cash, cheap for quick sale. 3056 Twenty-fourth st. $125—TWO-CHAIR shop: 3 living rooms; cheap rent; long lease; estabilshed 9 years; sacri- fice.” 392 Dolores st. FOUR-CHAIR barber shop and cigar store: sold at sacrifice if taken at once; account sickness. Address P. O. box 839, San Jose. BARBER from East, first-class in every par- ticular, wants position in first-class sho; state wages. Address Barber, box 1068, Cali WANTED —Barber Saturday and Sunday. 61 Howard st. FOR sale—Barber shop, 3 cnairs; living rooms, rent $12 1153 Howard st. $150 FOR a neat 2-chair shop in the Mission. Address box 1150, Call. CITY and country barber shops bought and old. " See COLEMAN, 311 Jas. Flood bids. HELP WANTED—MALE. AT RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 862 Clay st., cor. Montg.—Phone James 2476 RELIABLE AGENTS. Branch office, Sacramento, Cal. Wanted—500 men for new R. R., from Ri- paria, Wash., to Lewiston, Idaho; lc & mile fare to this work. STATION WORK. Rock, 35¢ to T0e ver cubic yard. a""“‘.fi‘}" cublc yard. rave! oose rock, 30c per cubic yard, Earth, 10c to 12c per cublc yard. » Riprap work, 73c per cublc yard. Laborers, etc., $2 day and up. Company will' furnish all tools required. WANTED—2000 MEN. WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. This work is south of San Francisco and 18 ;l: cheapest fare on this ‘g.r‘& 2 borers, teamsters, etc., day SHIP TO-DAY— SHIP TO-DAY. o 2 Years' Work on the Above Job. 4 miners, m‘:‘hwmu hn-L‘ 8 X e . Resawyer, box factory, 28e hour. - 2 young men, box factory. 20c hour. Yard men, lumber co.. $2 day. board 50c. 10 men, quarry, near city, $2 day. $40 mo. 4. Cook, boarding-house country, 4 hammermen, $2 30 day. 10 men sieam $2 25 day. Rough carpenters, day.