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‘THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1900. Chu derick W it will puy 3 MORRIS: othier good buys: over. R. H. 675 Thirty-sixth st., lished 7901, ke condition quipped Mr. T milding has ermon. D. D & service at 7oA seetometer, odometer, Gabriel Box 358, Call office. Tunabont for sale: firat-clase con- Call atter 5 p. w. to 7 ALorse pow arage. 911-933 Golden Gate ave. | ELIANCE Automobile Co. ulton #t.; gal of all ki repairin s and rentin zn and domestic antomobiles repaired: sup- RENSTROM'S Garage, 424 Stanyen st. | ATTORNEYS—Continued. _NOTARY PUBLIC. EDUCATIONAL—Continued. A—DIVORCE laws; advice free; all cases. C. W. COLE, 1720 Fillmore, near Sutter, room 4. JULIAN PINTO, attorney-at-law, practices in all courts. 1350A° Webster st. M. L. GEAR, attorney at law, 2463 Sacramento st.; formerly of 310 Plne st. NEAL POW! Fllimore. MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law, 1113 Fill- moré st.; phone West 5107, . A. S. NICHOLSON. 1476 Eddy st.. corner Fillmore: Insurance adjusted; titles cleared. CHANLES G. NAGLE. 967 Washington st., be- tween Ninth and Tenth, Oakland. Cal. CARSON, JNO. B., attorney-at-law, 1955 Geary st.; phone West 3201. DANIBL A. RYAN, attorne; Bush st.: residence, 8016 Cl , law offices, 7 Bush st., near W, and repaired. L Tos_rhchars Fulton_st CHA v A. J. HENRY, notary public, 1001 Post st.. at Fillmore: residence, 1541 Guerrero st., hear 24th: 6 to 8 D.m. i— GLASS AND GLAZING. ——— ASS and Glazing—Leave your orders and they GL, will receive ttention. GREGORY & 0., 510591 Golden Gate ave., noar Van Ness. BICYCLES. BICYCLES—California, Snell. Reading bleycles for sale; tires, sundries und repairing; buy 2d- Land bicyeles.” W. E. LEE, 504 Sta: msx; TES Soell aud Reading Standard, at our n home, 441 Golden Gate ave.: $20 to $30, same a8 before fire. 7. W. LEAVITT & CO. BICYCLES—Spectal 11 leading makes; tires wnd_stndrles, repairing. GREGORY & CO., 519-521 Golden Gate ave., near Van Ness. ANTIQUE library for sale; 600 volumes: $1000. For " cutalogue Inquire S. WYATT, 12 Dan- vers st. SAN FRANCISCO Business College, now located 733_Pillmore, near Hayes: day and evenin e e et OV 200 WYORS MERRILL-MILLER Oollege, pleasantly located at 738 Plllmore st.; day and evening, FINANCIAL. WANTED—$10,000 worth of MecCart stock at $9 ‘per share. 's wireless Modesto & Tarlock Bonds. Realty Syndicate Certificate. For sale—Standard Cement stock, also bonds. Sell and buy stocks llnd bonds of established value. W. E. BARNARD, 17 Bacon block, Oakland. BUILDERS. gnrage ond ma- | . near Church. | JOHN F. BOWIE, law offices. 2413 Washington st.. San Franeisco: telephone West 1896. CHAS, F. HANLON, attorney. 1752 Bush st., corper Octavia; phone West 1360. ARCHITECTS i | NATHAN M. MORAN, law offices. 2413 Wash- ington st., San Francisco: tel. West 1896. JENSEN & HOOPER, carpenters and builders s d_millwrights. 1006 Valencia st L] /BUILDING PROMOTER. “HOME Builder" _Write to 3040 Fillmore bow fo save 25 per cent on your bulldings. S WANTED—Wireless telephone stock in any amount from 50 to 500 shares, 4f the price is satisfactors. W. F. BARNARD, room Ba con_blocl land, ——— EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. AN orizinal Japanese and Chinese iimp. Offce— Guarantee first-class help of all kinds: special cooks ad waiters. GEO. MATSUO, 2140 Biil- phone West 339. CARPET CLEANING. 5. F. Compressed Alr Cleaning Co. cleans car- pets and rugs on floor without removal; wi oBs saved: ng interruption of business.’ Te porary office, 2023 Steiner phone West 5695 A WRIGHT, RUSHFORTH, B | soERER oy — : - ARILL. newiclate atchitcets. ~Offices. | 2 Eton o1.." an Franctacoy telSest Too0e alifornin st.: tel o 1272, i BENJAMIN HEALEY. attorney. 1208 Golden ¥ AN : COX. RAND & SKINNER, 3 A l.\v}nx‘ bullding. 604 Mission st.. 8. F.| LW Dhotie West Bl A JAPAN architect_and general CORtractor. PATENTS AND PENSIONS. N. HIRANO, 1110A E &t | - - B PATENTS GUARANTEED. Protect Your ldea. LYON, architect, 919 Ellis st.: ail plaus | Send sketclies and description of invention for pers saved. | FRER opiniun, Book free. E. E. VROOMAN, NORDIN, architeet, atent Lawyer, box 40, Washington, D. C. Imore st.. corner Fel . M. Wright, formfly examnr U.S. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. DICKSON & BULL 00.. Peralta and Oskland: artificial limbs. braces and exténstons CHICAGO Artificial Limb Co.—Limbs, braces, | Trusses, ete. 111 Eileventh st.. near Mission. | BUSINESS CHANCES GOOD paring grocery business in heart of town; price $1100. | Good livery business, including horses, car- ; long lease; price $3000. ocery business near Key Route Sta- | ap at $350. Small tion; Cosl, wood and ice business. doing first-class trade; ‘sickness reason for selling. price $2600. TUPPER, KAY & SMYTHE, South Rerkeley. Lorin Station. APARTMENT HOUSE | artment house, suites of 4, in Port- | and, Or., will be finished Oct, 1; will be responsible tenant to furnish and duct; close to business and in best resi- dence section. Owner has almost enough ap. plications from individuals to fill. ‘but prefers To lease for term of years; modern in every | leased to detafl; a_ mones For_particulars, ad- | dress ' THOM 517 Common- wen Portland, rthwest busi- specialty. { 10 rooms; Franklin'st.; | r real estate o »—Also good paying restaurant; well $0500—Lodging-house; Cove and Central; | s net over $800 month clear of expense. THE ALDEN CO., | 468 Tenth st., Oakland. | = i FOR sale at $4000 cash—A well established jew- | fine, clean stock: hardwood fx- | ) Marvin & Hall safe and big a of material; store well located in wn not far from city; lease can be had; al- jienty of repsir work. Address A.' E., ), Call office. | RESTAURANT in East Oakland, doing & good | usiness; 40 steady boarders; established 20 re; party going away | ‘rmers fake motice, second hand windmill tank. 6103 East 12th s top desk. ted by swamls; ribers; but 2111 Fill- | PARTNER_$1000; half interest in_wholesale | and family liquor business; wiil net fine return; | dexire "= man who can grasp the Opportunity | quickly; this is a enap for & hustling man | one who understands bottling of wines and re. Apply at once, box 1570, Call office. EXCHANGE. IDEAL home of § large rooms and reception furnished . or unfurnished: basement cemented; furnace, ete.; owner leaving city: | accept 3 in good stocks. ‘‘Hoaglarnd Rapid Press” or ‘McCarty Wireless' preferred. 0. A. LANE, 0S5 83d st., Oakland. | patent office. 1456_Page, ‘nf. Masonfe ave.: tel. Parx 171 ALL READY for'business; Pioneer Carpet Clean- ing Works. temporary office 911 Golden Gate ave; phone Park 09i. J. SPAULDING & CO. A relfable Japanese-Chinese employment office: furnishes best help of all kinds with care and dispateh. 1748 Sutter st.: tel. West 2803. A—OLDEST, largest Japzuese-Chinese emp. of- fice; furn.’ all kinde of reliable help. Georse Sakauye, 1153D Turk st.: tel. West 6612, JAPANESE and Chinese Employment and House- cleaning Co.. 1612 Laguna: phene West 1731. ALL carpets, mattrosses and furniture prompely cleaned and renovated; The Rightway Oo., 1807 Harrison s Spectal PENSIONS, extra piy, ete. Write L. M. SHER- WOOD, 2751 Filbert st.. San Francisco. Al cleaning and laying. Western Carpet-cleaning Works, 1809 Harrison st.; tel. Special 1240. SION attorney, B. A. BULLIS, 1641 Stelner past commander Thomas Post. G. A. R. NS pllnntladwh‘lnk P. Medina, 1339 n _Haight st Iaw._trademark PHYSICIAN ADVANCE Qarpet Cleaniug _Co. — Advanced methods. GEO. WALCOM. CO.. 637 Turk st. MITCHELL'S old-established carpet cleaning works, 3688 18th, cor. Dolores; tel. Special 1402. JAPANESE-CHINESE emp. office; house cleaning. 1917 Sutter st.. hr. Fillmore: tel. West 5768. RELIABLE Japanese emplovment office; all kinds help furnished. 1513 Geary. Tel. W. 56R% THE Oriental Tabor Council—Expe: ways supplied. e =0 EMPLOYMENT WANTED—FEMALE. CONKLIN BROS.' Carpet Cleaning Works, 1319 eott st.; telephone West 5001. A—GERMAN woman wishes position as house- keeper; no children: good home; small wages; in country. Box 6G85, Call office, Oakland. ALBERT J. ATKINS, M. D., is again ready to treat all rectal diseases successfully at 1600 Fraoklin =, near Pine; hours 1 to 4 p. m.; old_friends please write your address. DR. W. 8. THORNE, hours 11 to 12, 2 to 4; Dr. 1. W. Thorne, hours 1:30 to 5. Sundays I;] appolntment. Office 1434 Post st. Phode Emergency 556, DR. WONG HIM, HERB DOCTOR. Permanently Located 1208 O'Farrell st., bet. Gough and Octavia. DR. BEVERLY MACGMONAGLE—Office and resl- dence, 1770 _P: ve., bet. Van Ness and acific Tranklin. Hours 2 to 5. Tel. Emergency §20, | CARRIE YETTER, M. D.. of 3588 Eighteenth “~st., has resumed practice. st., corner Church. 3398 Ixteenth formerly 44 Third st., Frantisco; now at 1168 Wi street, Oskland. DR._ALBERT W. KIRK, éye, en throat. 2127 Fillmore st.; hotirs © to 12, Francisco st., Berkeley; hours 8 to 5. 5. DR. WM. A. MARTIN, oculist, aurist, formerly pring Valles building; residénce &7 8 Fell st., bet, Fillmore and Steiner. Tel. Park 126. WHITE _ENAMEL FURNITURE arrived. LEE C. REID & CO.. 532 Van Ness ave. CARPETS cleaned, gc yard; lald bc; first-class work. GISSLOW'S C. 0. CO., 1045 Sanches. JOHN WATTS, rellable carpet cleaning, alter- ing. renovating and laying. 5S7 Waller st. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. MERCER-FRASER CONSTRUCTION ©O. Pile Foundations— — ———FHouse Building Moving and Repairing—Wrecking and Rigging. Whart and Bridge Building. 1625 Mission st., San Frauclsco. 109 G st,, Eoreka, Cal. CHIROPODISTS. DR. WOODRUFF, formerly Parrott bldg., will call at your residence, hotel or office; treat- ment §i appointments at Ayers' Drug Co., 1118 Van Ness; telephone Emergency 614, or postal. DR. K. T. LEANER, cbiropodist, formerly of 6 Geary st., 8. F., and MISS E. MINOR, mani- curlst, now at 1055 Washington st., Oakland, opposite Bacon building. DR. O. W. JONES: hours 10 to 12. 728 14th st., néar gunction Church and Market. DR. ADOLPH ROSENTHAL. ocullst, aarist, German Hospital, 1107 Franklin st.; 12.30 to 4. DR. W. M. FORSTER (late of St. Ann's bulld- | ifng), 709 Van Ness a bet. EAdy and Turk sts DE. J. A. BLACK. éye, ear, throat, nose. 2078 Jnckaon, br. Filimore; 1to4; tel. Weaf 2707, DR. LOUIS C. DEANE, eye, ear. no 2502 Washington st., near Fiilmore expert chiropodist, at Em- G STORAGE AND MOVING VAN WILSON BROS. 00., Inc.—Moving and storage. Cor. Fourteenth and Sauchez sts., 1 block from Market and Fillmore st. cars. Phone Park 271. SIGNAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO., 1737 Lombard st., phone West 3056—Moving. packing and shipping: new wareliouses; private rooms. DR. WM. D. McCARTHY, 2504 Califorala st.; 1t0 4 and 7 to § p. m. DR. PETER A. KEARNEY, 1017 Devisadero st. Phone West 5881 DR. J. H. O'CONNOR, at 2572 California st.; hours 1-8 and 7§ p. m.; tel. West 1172. DR, KASPAR PISCHEL, eye, ear, nose, throat. 1817 California st., above Franklin; 1 to 3. DR. M. KROTOSZYNER, Devisadero; hours 1-3, ' 7- | JESSIE C. FARMER, M. D.. 327 Church s hours § 010 8. m.; 1 to3 and 6 to 8 p. m. FOR sale—A well-established corporation doix a profitable end increasing business in Ou jand, Sen Francisco and about the bay: books n for inspection; good reason given for | seliing: price $00.000. Address or lxpl)' CHAS. | F. BURKS. 1088 Broadway, Oskland. THE best paying grocery business in Alameda and in best business location; will invoice fi between $4000 or $5000; now doing a monthly business of between $4000 and See CHAS. ADAMS & CO.. Real Estate, Bay Station, Alameda. Dear Va-| readings —THEOSOPHICAL. 136, F. and A. M., will meet the Oakland ferry at 12 nooa to at- iate brother, JOSEPH | re invited % and games of the beld ATURDAY tive programme of events uding throwing the light putting the light and heavy stonws, tossing the caber, foot races, dancing by and lads and lassies in High- | n bagpipe competition and many «usble prizes will be awarded. An be a tug-of-war be-| men each from the aliding Trades Council. Guests will, | ive & gepuine Highland welcome D. D. McRAE, Chief. | NCAXN, Secretary. cost REINHOLD Rich! Comrades are headquarters, 841 SO reby notified to assemble at Fulton st., near Pillmore, DAY, August 12, at 1:30 p. m., to assist| the unmveiling of the monument to the ornia Volunteers. | Miles Osmp hrs kindly volun | in General Smith Monday | Com- | Nelson A teered to muster rades please attend GEO. A. RAYMOND, Adjutant. CLAN FRASE 78, Order of Scottish Claus, will celebrate the 135th anniversary of the birth of Sir Waiter Scott by an open meeting | 10 be heid THURSDAY EV. G, Aug. 16, § o'clock, at Twin Peaks Hall, 17th and Noe sts. Orstion by Rev. Ohas. G. Paterson; Fair-| gricves orchestrs. A cordial welcome e tended to all clansmen. Regular clan meeting | et 7 o'clock JOHN HOOD, Chief. T. W. FORSYTH, Sec AUSTRIAN Benevolent Soclety.—OM. cers and members, a meeting will be held in King Solomon's Hall 1789 Sutter st., on SUNDAY. Au ust 12, 1908, at 2 p. m. sharp. mportant business. By order of | J. W. STANEART. President. | DE WITT W. TOLL. Recording Secreta BURNABY Lodge. No. 164, Sons of St. George, meets every SATURADY EVENING at 8| o'clock in Bt. George's Hall, Market st., opp. | Gough. Al members are requested to Botify | secretary of theif present sddress A. LAWSON. President. | THOMAS WOOD, Secretary, 3238 2ist st. | MARBLE Outters’ Finishers’ Union will meet MONDAY EVENING, Aug. Union Hall, Cburch and 14th sts. Business of great xmsnmm:o By * _JOHN E. McDOUGALD, Pres. ED. J. KUNCAN, Sec. CALIFORNIA Lodge No. 1, K. of P.. will con- fer the Page rank MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 3, at Masonje Temple. 2668 Mission st., near All brotber knights cordially invited. J. 3. NEUENBURG. C. C. | A E. NEUENBURG, K. of R. and §. { ALL members of Local No. 131, United Garment | Workers of America, who are out of work, | please call at office, 6 Waller st., immediste: | Ir. By order of uuion. | SARAH HAGAN, Pres ST. ANDREW'S Boctety_Regular me every MONDAY EVENING at § o'clock in St Mungo building. eomer Fillmore st. and Golden Gate ave. [embers cordially tvited. G. H. J. BREMNER, Secretary. CANTON S.F.. No. 5. —All Chevaliers having lost their uniform or any part thereof will report immedistely at the meeting SUNDAY, A it 12, at 2 o'clock, Dr. Davis’ residence, 1208 Geary st. By order CAPTAIN H. SCHWERIN. GPXERAL Masonic Relief Board, 1154 O'Farren st Gy, 10 ». m. to 4 p. m., SBunday end bolidays e ed. Pbone West 8302. HAERY J. LASK, Secretary. | WANTED—A good Jocation for barber shop at | complete, $50. Call or write at once. HARRIS & HESS a daw. W, T. HESS, Notary Iublic. ter st., mear Fillmore. ~ | WILLIAM J_BEERIN, BW. cormer Filimore and Post sts.—Titles perfected; collect- A FEW dollars will start a prosperous mall- | order business; we furnish catalogues and | evervthing necessary: by our easy method fail- ure impossible. MILBURN-HICKS, 358 Dear- | born st., Chicago. WANTED—Exclusive ageney of small, useful ar- ticle that can be sent through the malis; have exceptional selling facilities for an article of that sort. Address lock box 111, Chicago, IIl. | $2200—GROCERY and fruit store for sale at a hargain; average receipts §2000 month; 4 It ing rooms; good location; owner going Bas rent §35. THE ALDEN 'CO., 468 Tenth st. WANTED Lady or gentleman with $300 to joln me in publishing a copyrighted book: sells for | $1: a big money-maker. F. TOBLIN, 423 Duboce ave. | FOR sale—A well-paring restaurant; price, in- cluding stock, $500; will stand iavestigation; low rent; must sell account of sickness. F. W. PAULUS, 807 East Main st., Stockton. $4000 _or $5000 to invest with services in some | good business proposition; state particulars | in first letter. Box 1742, Call office. THE FRISCO INVESTMENT COMPANY will sell your business or rooming-house quick for cash. Room &, 1300 Golden Gate ave. )R sale, on mccount of sickuess, large saloon and lunch house; 2 bowling alleys; long lease; heap rent. 2184 Folsom & RESTAURANT to let; 150 boarders secured; 1 bootblack stand. 848 Howard st. FC reasonsbie rent. Box 1638, Call office. e ] LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. DR. J. E. ARTIGUES, 2047 Filimore Unfon; hours 2 to 4 p. m. DR. A. SCHLOSS, eye, ear, nose, throat. NW. corner Eilis and’ Devisadero sts. ADVANCE Storage Co_Storage. packing, moy- ing, shipping. GEO. WALCOM CO.. 637 Turk. e e e CLATRVOYANTS. MRS. GENTRY, The famous divine healer, clairvoyant, palmist and business medium: fortunes told correctly; dreams interpreted; flood of blood stopped in- stantly; she cures fits, rheumatism, St. Vitus dance, 'dropsy, and, in fact, can cure almost any aflments and affictions and give you names and nddreases of people right here in the Mission she has cured; come and see for {Ol‘ll"!,(: consultation free: come. see how we ive and develop ourselves; consult this en- dowed woman and you will he made well and happy; treatments and readings by mail. At home every day and evening. 2735 Mission st., bet. 28d and Z4th, San Franciaco, Cal. THE MecNutt Hospital is now located at 2511 Pacific ave.. San Francisco. SPECIALISTS. PROF. A. L. CURRY, Tapeworm specialist, is now located at 1202 McAlilster st., cor. Fillmore; consultation free. DENTISTS. DR F. J. GRUSS, formeriy of Callaghan bldg., now ‘at 1126 Fillmore st. Specialist on crown and bridge work; all sensitive teeth operated upon by the Bastord obtunder, which insures an absolutely painless operation; prices reasonsble. PAINLESS dentistry—Old estab., Lonest, relia- able: reasnable prices perfect wol free consultation. VAN VROOM, 1501 Fillmore st., cor. O'Farrell. DENTAL LABORATORY. FRANCIS LA CHAPELLE. Seamless Crowns and Bridges a_Speclalty. 578 Page st. Tel. Park 770. DR. C. W. DECKER, SURGEON DENTIST, 2115 Bush st., near Fillmore. (Formerly Phelan bldg., 24 years.) DENTAL supplich; new stock: dental laboratory, all kinds work done. PRIEST & CATHCART, 1147 McAllister st.; tel. Park 558. DR. GEO. I DRUCKER, bldg., 1007 Filimore st., Phone Park 86. DR. C. D. GORTON, dentiat, formerly St. Ann's and Jas. Flood bldg., at 1478 Eddy st., cor. Fillmore; hours 10 to 4. DR C. W. RICHARDS, dentist, 5l ua ., has opened _temporary offices at 1869 Fillmore st. corner Dushe DR. R. L. WALSH, §72 McAllister st.. nr. La- guni B?f platioum fillings, 50c; gold, $1 up; plat i ROBERT LEE TAYLOR, D.D.S., formerly Starr 'P‘:’r‘{ :H‘ 818 Fillmore, near Grove. FEhone formerly ~Donohue cor. McAllister. A. CAMERON & CO., Formerly 3 EAdy st., Now permsnently located 2000 Sutter st., corner Fillmore. Real estate, leases, Insurance, rooming-houses, hotels, business chances. List your property with us. Have buyers wait- ing for investments. #500 TAKES my lodging-house of 4G bed, © years’ lease; place full of roomers. Pifth st., 8. F. SPECIAL—14 rooms; modern; Eddy and Van Ness; nicely furnished. Hinkley, 1204 G. G. ave. new: 1 238 DR. GEO. Y. VANDIVER, dentist, 1007 Fillmore. Fhone Park 86. formerly Mu-' MRS. DR. . CLARK, The well-known trance medium, bas been pre- vailed upon by her many patrons to re-enter business. and, belfeving it her duty, she bas complied to their juest, and she {s now per- manently located in her own home, 1425 Stein- er st.; readings dally, 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. MRS. 'DR. F. CLARK, 1425 Stelner st., be- twween Ellis ang O'Farrell. MME. KRONENBERG, clairvoyant, card reader others fail try me; readings 25e. out Mission road; take Ingle- side car. MISS ZEMDAR, young, gifted clairroyant and palmist; has second slgbt; a wonderful propbet- ess: L. 50c. G. $1. 1142 Turk. near Buchanan. MRS. BROWN, clairvoyant and card reads merly 57 Sixth, now 2220 Fillmore, cor. Clay. MME. MARSEAU, card reader; 25c and 50c. 106 Woolsey st. 26th and Dwight st. car. MISS LEMEN, clairvorant and card reader, 571 Hayes st., near Laguna; for ladies only. MISS WILLE has been cailed away: watch for retwn_annonncement. e e e e e SPIRITUALISW. EARLE, Oakland, tonight. 414 Eleyenth s residence, 19th st. and Telegraph ave. MRS. SEAL, spiritual mediom; readings daily. 519 _Fillmore Circle Thi 8 m. for- PALMISTRY. MME. DAVISON. formerly at 519 Post st., now at 23314 Oak st.. helow Octavia. DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY. ACCORDION PLEATING. ;‘IDEMA:D" FANOCY DRESS PLEATING. uching. buttons mads , sunburst skirts g:ll!ld. Cal. Plenln(‘bg.t.n.l,:sl California st., t. Van Ness ave. and Polk st. ACCORDION, knife and sunburst tonholes and buttons made at Stewart's Lin- ing and Notlon Store, 1213 Poat st., near Van Ness ave.. formerly of Taylor st. leating, but- s DR. H. CRAIGIE—Dentist. ‘more. McLAUGHLIN, W. F., dentist, 912 Page, bet. Devisadero and Scott, form. Jas. Flood bldg. DR. W. A. MEYER of Callaghan building, 2456 Market Fillmore-st. cars. s DR, Leander Van_Orden, Dr. Geo, N. Orden, dentists, 2417 Washington st. DR. H. G. YOUNG, dentist, 2614 Buchanan, near Pacific_a: form. 1841 Polk; tel. West 207. Fulton and Fill- Van DR. W. P. COOL, dentist, 800 Eddy st. ATTORNEYS DR. GEO. T. COMPTON, formerly 49 McAlllstes o Jacatid a5 1008 Lapume:ot. mens Bimser: TITLE RECORD RESTORING COMPANY, INCORPORATED. Protect your real estate from false elalms. Titles cleared and restored by judiclal decree, 720 Fillmore st., bet. Post and Satter. CHAS. E. NAYLOR, formerly of Mills bldg., b established offices at 1583 Buchanan st pear Geary; phone West 5526; office hours 9 to 1 . m.; also 202 Syndicste bldg.. 1218 Broad- Way. Oukland, atter 3:30; tel. Oakiand 750, W._F. WILLIAMSON, LAW_OFFICES, 1267 Peashiia ecert, > Or Mechanies’ Savings Bank, 143 Montgomery st. ROBERT B. MeMILLAN Att -at-Law, Telephone gency 59. 1101 O'Farrell st., San Pr:nchco, Cal. RAY P. SAFFOLD. WILMER MUMA. Attorneys-at-Law. Phone Emergency 95. Rooms 1-8, 758 Golden Gate ave. (Insurance, Land, Titles, Liens.. DR, FREDERIO W. HARNDEN at 1002 Eli: st, corner of Franklin. McDOWELL Dressmaking and_Millinery School, 1215 Post st.. nr. Van Neas. Branch 1018 Wash® Ington st Oakland: patterns ent to order. FURS. G. BARE, furrier, formerly Lachman & Co., now located’ 1615 Bush cor Van Ness ave., upatairs. LOFSTAD & EVANS (Inc.), furriers. now located At_1652 California_st.. 'below Van Ness. RUPTURE CURED. PIERCE Blectric Co., trusses, beits, etc., now located NW. cor. Central ave. and Chestnut st _Alameda. Call or_write. TRUSSES. DR. H. G. ALLEN, dentist, 59 Scott st. Waller; tel. Park 377. DR. D. A. OSTROM, formerly Academy of Sci- ences, now at Fillmore st. above R. HOPPE, 1515 Bush, nr. Van Ness—Orthopedic app.; foot plates, elastic stockings, bandages. TRUSSES. supporters, belts, batterles. Clark- Gandlon Truss Co..1220 G. G. ave., nr.Fillmore. HOOPER, DR. H., now at 993 Haight st., for- merly 61 Third st.. United Deutal Company. LAUGHLIN, DR. 3. 0. dentist. formerly of 5 ld O'Farrell: tel. W Z(ozzl. TRUBSES, bandages, elastic hosiery. F. F. WEDEKIND, 2008 Sutter st., near Fillmore. EDUCATIONAL. Mason &t., now surgeon dentist, formerly DR. T. H. MO 3 Plielan bldg,, 1768 O'Farcell. sbove Fillmore. HUCE. H. C., DR, dentist, will resume prac- tice Angust 1 at Davisadero st. R 8. L. PER, F{llm t., corner Me- Allister: g‘miflyfi’.flu ;fl”ld:u. iR DON'T Hurt Dental i reasonable prices. 1705 O'Farrell, cor. Fillmore: phone West 5853 HILL, DR. LUDLUM, 1448 Market now at 432 Webster st.. near Oak: gas gt HASSETT & BOLAND, 050 Eddy st. bear Vai Ness. Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Special at- tention paid to land tities and probate matters. LAWSUITS, bllk.l'lr:l!l&. matrimonial, probate ‘cases arranged quietls: epen evenings: advice R mall $i. ted Lawyers Dt & PR e DIVORCE—Costs $12; quick. quiet; advice free; age 3 WILSON & WILSON (Mountford 8. Wilson and Carles H. Lovell), ettorneps-atiaw. 1500 Webster st.. cor. Pine, San ed: tel. West 527, JORN M. BURNETT, attorney at law. 2022 REGALIAS. Sutter st. o R Ry i e o5 0 | more ut.. ““%:‘“‘-‘.‘:“m&m o HALLS T0 ¥ o3 CASTECHUN, 46y o e 18 “nou- RENT, 15759 VALENCIA ST.. BET. TWENTY TWENTY-SEVENTH AND -EIGHTH. 3 Gate ave., bet. : i DR. 8 GALEOTO, Dentiet, 1742 Union st, DR. OX, A -3 .mxz:x_ufl?.vwnuqn all work DR L 0. sgfid tist, 2206 Fillmore st.. bet. ento and Clay. DR. J. F. TWIST, . Y ¥. - nzsr“mun formerly of 1476 BAdy st., near Filimore. ALF D ‘m_ . M. Disenses of Mouth K, 5 O'Farrell_st.. cor. Fillmore. DR_A. W. MeRENZIE, dent phectice at 11 e T bE L T (New York dentist) of 3 st., cor. u—‘vu.&f e A—MISS FENTON, teacher of lish, late of 1420 Van Ness ave., 8 m:::d to recelve Pupils in ail the Engifsh branches. Particular attention given to ladles and gentlemen whose education has been neglected, and to nervous and backward puplls. iblic sehool and even- ing puplls. Address 2808 Scott st., nr. Jack- son, San Francisco. { i tec R TRl e e B A—THE Lyceum. an excellent preparatory school for the university, law and medical colleges, is located at 2590 Plne st.; day and evening ses- sions; come and be with us. A—REMEMBER, that Clement Bennett, U. S. official rep., sends his son to Gallagher-Massh Business College, 464 Devisadero st.; go there yourself; get the best. A—DAY, evening. METROPOLITAN (Cal,) Busi- . Col., 926 Golden Gate,ave.; posi- i evening classes in telegraphy accounting. HEALD' 1451 Franklin st 8. F.; Oakl ock. For in’ R e g g 8. I. CONSERVATORY of Music—B. 8. Bonelll, flm’ Faculty 12 teachers. 1800 Ellis, cor. CASERRL L et Ut B PROF. T. A. ROBINSON gives individual instr. in Bookkeeping, pentuensblpe. Eachioh : R TR A gt e o e 'S Engineering School now n all Fifty-first and Heiograph ‘sverr Gakiand. = ESPINA, penman: 2205 We TR and en- st.; hours 2 to 4.p. m. mln.."{:.p.-. COMPETENT laundress wants day work. Ad- dress E. ROBERTS, Alamo square P. O., tent 8. 4 JEWISH woman wants to assist in light house. work more for a good home than wages. Call or_address 1523 O'Farrell st. COMPETENT cloak and suit fitter wants a situa- tion. Cloak and Suit House, 1259 arrell st.; tel. West 340. EXPERIENCED cashler desires position in res- rant.__Box 6683. Call office. Oakland. HELP WANTED—FEMALE-—Con. HELP WANTED— mwfi‘ LTI WOMEN AND GIRLS TO WORK ON FRUIT. CODE-PORTWOOD CANNING CO.'S NEW_CANNERY AT FRUITVALE. A SUMMER OUTIN! FREE CAMPING GROUND, WITH FLOORED TENTS. HIGHEST WAGES. TRANSPORTATION PAID. LTI | YOUNG women, formerly emploved as telephone operators who have not Teported for duty since the fire. will pleasé report at 2019 Steiner <t. PACIFIC STATES TELEPHONE AND TELE- | GRAPH CO. I WANTED—Bright young irl, cashier and office | Apply work; must have business experience. Tlev- to H. SCHELLHAAS, furniture store, enth and Franklin sts., Oakland. WANTED —Experienced salesladles for our cloak and_sult department; no ome inexperfenced need apply; call Monday morning. I. MAGNIN & CO., Bush at Van Ness. FINISHERS on coats, pants, vests; also button- hole maker and operator; wholesale tatioring trade; best wages paid. 1032 Ellis st WANTED—A young lady for effice work; expe; rienced bookkeeper preferred. Apply by letter, stating references, box 1391, Call office. EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE. ALL-AROUND machinist, experfenced in saw- mill and mining machinery, engines, bollers, pumps, structural and erecting work, etc.; Al Teference as foreman, strictly sober, a rustler, without a union label; would like to corres- pond with a firm' needing man to look after such work. Box 388, Call. PROFESSIONAL nurse seeks re-engagement; fully trained; has working knowledee of French and Spanish; excellent local testimoni specialized in typhold nursing: dise week's end. Address F. G. H., 131 dero_st. YOUNG man would like position as ecity or travellng salesman; well acquainted with the Jadies and gent's furnishing trade: Denver west, California_and northwest. Best of ref- crences. Box 1663 Call office. EMPLOYMENT wanted bs experfence on track and grade: can take lev- els and lay out curves with transit: not afrald of hard work. Box 687, Call office. POSITION desired as manager and steward for hotel, restaurant or club, city or country, by experfenced man; can give the very best of ref- erences. Please address box 1654, Call ofice. | YOUNG man now doing newspaper work and advertising during morning hours wishes po- sition for rest of the day; can furnish type- writer. Call or address T. A. C.. 1193 Turk. A STEADY young married man wishes posi- tion driving team or delivery wagon: expe- rienca and reference. C. W., 713 San Bruno ave., city. Devisa- a raflroad man; has FIRST-CLASS carpenter foreman wants to work for a hustling contractor; references given. Address box 318, Call. A GENTLEMAN desires part commission; refecences. Oakland. EXPERIENCED restaurant man desires position s manager or steward in coftee parlor or res- taurant; references given. Box 1056, Call. COMPETENT carpenter wishes posttion as fore- thoroughly reliable and _experienced; rdferences given. Box 350, Call office. STRONG. reliable man wants man or fireman: understan Box 891. Call office. FIRST-class Chinese cook wants position; ho- an outdoor ition; Box 6682, Call, osition as watch- oll; references. tel or boarding house. Address 680 East Twelfth street, Oakland. SITUATION ted at house painting, paper- hanging, etc.; drop postal. B. BARTIN, 843 Howard st. 5 PAINTER and_ paperhanger; has all tools. PAINTER, 417 Asibury ave. Phone Page 3388. WHEELWRIGHT wants _position In country town. Box 048, Call office. JAPANESE boy wants position. walter or dish- sher, evenings. JOE, 546 Halght HELP WANTED—FEMALE. AT MISS PLUNKETT'S, 2413 Californla st., near Fillnore. Ratrons for help charged $1 registry fee. Girl for general housework, 2 in family, country, § laundress for an institu- tion, plain work, $20; four good second girls, $25; youug lady for store work, $6 per week. WANTED—Good girl for housework and t«eklna in family of four adults. Apply Monday am Tuesday 2323 Devisadero st. EXPERIENCED finishers on custom coats; un- derstand buttonholes. 1808 Post st., room 9. WANTED—Trimmer, $30 per week: makers and | apprentices. BUTLER SCHUTZE, 957 Geary. WANTED—Gir] or woman to take care of baby and assist with light housework. 111 Shotwell. FIRST-OLASS finisher on coats. McDONALD & COLLETT, Eighteenth and Mission sts. P OFFICE _OPEN TODAY (SUNDAY). 8 to 12 M. MURRAY & READY. EMFLOYMENT AND LABOR AGENTS, oa Formerly 634.636 Clay st.. San Franeisco Now located at the following places: 460" Sixth st.. Oukland, PHONE OAKLAND 7361 Market and Tenth sts.. San Franciseo, PHONE SPECIAL 656. 129 South Los Angeles st., Los Angeles. 021 Fourth st.. . Cal. LEADING AT THE ABOVE OFFICES YOU CAN GET FREE TRANSPORTATION TO 5 OREGON. WASHINGTON. IDAHO. ARIZONA, “XI1CO, ALL CALIFORNTA. FREF. FARE. SISKIYOU. ON BORDERS SHASTA OREGO 5000 mien wanted for the great California Northeastern R. R.: new work. ROCKMEN, DRILLERS, LABORERS, TEAM- STERS. BLACKSMITHS, CARPENTERS, $2 to $3.50 day. W FREE FARE. SHIP Riparia and Lewiston, D. ODNIGHT. FREE FARE. Washington and Idabo 1000 men for railrond work. $2.25 to $3 day. Special rate fare of $7.75 via_Portland. Rb- parfa and Lewiston. Fare that's all. S P. R R CO.'S OWN WORK. FREE FARE. NORTH, SOUTH, BAST. 145 tunnelmen, new, south, free fare. $3 G76 lwborers and muckers, free fare, to $7 50 carpenters’ helpers, free fare, $67.500 45 carpenters, house and bridge work, differ- ent parts. free fare, $3.50 4 painters. company work. free fare. $3.25 dav. 100 laborers, Santa Cruz Co.. free fare, $67.30. SHIFT BOSS. shift bosses, S. P. R. R. Co. tunnel, $3.30 day. BEAUTIFUL SANTA CRUZ % FREE FARE. 275 laborers and drillers, Santa Cruz Co., free fare. FREE FARE. YOSEMITE VALLEY R. R., SOUTH. SOUTH. MERCER AND MARIPOSA COS. 5600 laborers, drillers. rockme: trackmen, spikers, ete.. $2.25 to $3 day. Ask about It. OCEAN SHORE R. R. Laborers. teamsters, drillers. FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SANTA CRUZ W. P. R. R. Laborers, drillers, rockmen, ete., $2.25 to $3.25. CAL. NORTHEASTERN R. R. FREE FARE—-WEED—WEED—-FREE FARE. 2 work, new 350 trackmgn, spikers. ballast, $2 to $2.30 day. MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth st Oak- land. Tenth and Market sts., San Franciseo. COME_HOME. COME HOME. TO SAN FRANCISCO TO SLEEP. MURRAY & READY have opened their first workingmen's lodging-house with 300 beds. Tenth and Market ats., San Francisco, and the price is only 23 cents per might. We are going to do something else for you. SAWMILLS —-LUMBER CAMPS FIRST-CLASS coat finisher wanted. Pablo_ave., Oakland. WANTED—Three iromers at omce. Call at 567 Grove st. WANTED—First-class halrdresser. G. LE- DERER, 2271 California st. YOUNG girl for bousework; two in famlly. Hayes st. WANTED—Operators on cloaks. M. SEMNOAL, 538 McAllister: apply entrance on Locust ave. 968 BARBERS AND SUPPLIES. T WANT o good, sober barber, one who can be & led with & soft snap job at $15 guarantee, or 60 per cent; room rent free; Mr. Hair'| please call; take Sausalito ferry: round trip ticket 40c.’ FRANK BRADBURN, prop. Cas- cade Barber Shop, Mill Valley. FUR sale—A first class 5-chair 10¢ barber shop. £ood average business: rent $15; 2 years lease sale on account of sicknesy. Address F. H. R. Call agency, San Jose. WANTED—To buy one or two chair barber shop on location. Call or address J. R., 862 Shot- well st. BARBERS, attention—We now have a full line of barbers’ supplles. Pacific Barbers' Swpply Company, corner Turk and Laguna sts. THREE-CHAIR barber-shop for sale or lease; near Van Ness ave.: low rent. Particulars Coleman’s Business Exchange, 1237 McAllister. BARBER chairs, fixtures and complete Ilne of supplies now on band at STOLTZ'S new store, 1835 Fillmore st.. above Sutter. WANTED_Thres _ first-class barbers: work. steady Palace Hotel barber shop, Fern ave., east of Van Ness ave., bet. Bush and Sutter. | WANTED—A first-class barber: steady work; £ood wages. Apply CHAS. PIMENTAL, Hay- ward. COMPLETE barber outfit, chalrs, mirrors, marble slab, etc., for sale. Inquire Monday, 1447 El- Iis st. BARBER wanted for Saturday, Sunday and evenings; good wages. 277 Dolores st. TWO good barbers wanted for Monday; wages $18 per week; steady. Box 336, Call office. FIRST-CLASS barber at 1407 Buchanan st. W. CUTLER. BARBER wanted, Saturday and Sunday; wages $7. 1401 Fifteenth stw near Folsom. =& WANTED—First-class porter for barber shop; wages $12 per week. 1620 O'Farrell st. BARBER supplies; razors, strops, ete. A. & J. LEVIN, 1211 Flilmore. cor. Van Ness & Geary. G. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON OVER- ALLS; NO EXPERIENCE _NECESSARY: GOOD PAY: STEADY WORK; FACTORY WILL BE READY IN ABOUT 30 DAYS; AP- PLICATION FOR MACHINES MAY ~BE MADE ANY DAY BETWEEN 11:30 AND 12 AT OUR OFFICE ON LOT ON VALENCIA ST.. COR. CLINTON -PARK. BETWREN 13TH AND 14TH. LEVI STRAUSS & CO. MR. DAVIS. 1 FEMALE HELP WANTED. Operators on Overalls and Jackets. Factory in Operation. STANDARD FACTORY, 28 Fell St. WANTED—A business woman in each town: if u are a dressmaker, milliner, teacher, sales- ady or a bright, energetic woman. we will start you in our ladies’ tailoring business, that will pay you $25 to $200 a_month. We furnish everything necessary. Write today. giving references and state vour business experience, FAULTLESS TAILORING CO., Chicago ave. and Carpenter st., Chicago. WANTED immedlately—First-class Al fore- woman to take charge of the alteration de- partment of ready-to-wear garments; not nec- essarily a fitter, but must be capable of main- aining system and order in the workrooms, employing from 30 to 50 people; state salary expected, whether married or single, and apply to Drawer O, Houston, Texas. OVERALL AND PANTS MAKER. Why wait {ndefinitely for a position when you can get one at once and earn more than you have oarned before? Write us at once. We have a steady position en for you. BROWNSTEL NEWMARK & LOUIS, 238 S. Los Angeles Los Angeles. EXPERIENCED canners wanted immediatal highest pay: steady work. Apply Californ Canneries Co., Efghteenth and Minnesota si BOOKKEEPER and stepographer for a large real estate office; one competent to keep rent counts, books and use Remington; only those eperlencee be sood bookkeeper. Avply “hot :om : 1536, "Call office: LABELERSSalmon style preferred; highest wages paid; steady work. California Can- nerles Co., 18th and Minnesota sts. Take /34 and Kentucky st. or Fillmore and 16th st. cars. EXPERIENCED rator on ladies’ underwea; former mpmmu at 2463 Sacramento st., near Fillmore. H. KLAS. NTED—A_lady stenographer of experfence Wand: edueation, and one omiiag. with office. work; give references. Box 618, Call. WANTED Two good lady pressers; also lady Grove St Oakiand. district school. Address National Bank bldg., Berke- I’Wrw HELP WANTED—MALE. Cv'm‘moptdn(imlx Ine. a Employment Agency, 414 Seventh Oakland. - Phone Oabiand 7991. 86 Jackson st., S. F. Phone Temporary 1847 Free fare—Weed, Santa Cruz, Sacramento, ‘Wrights, Monterey, Arizona; iters, $4 day.’ frée fare; millwrighs, 5. day; steam shovel engineer, $5 and found: clerk, Alaska, all over, $67.50; $250 and found; laborers, teamsters, $73; drillers, $75. 5000 MEN, WOMEN AND OH N, N AND CHILDREN WANT- £D FOR HOP PICKING. L WOMEN OR FAMILIES PREFERRED. A profitable and enjoyable outing. ork light, healthful, pleasant and very prot- able. Highest price pald for picking. Beautitul nmg.rmnndn? Camps perfectly clean, orderly and well con- ducted. Een(s ll'!ntedlflelml-p. =3 roceries sold at camps at lowest Hops must be picked clean. o Big free barbecue on every ranch during har- vest season. Reduced rate tickets now on sale to our hop ranches; come at once, as only & limited num- ber of tickets can be sold. E. CLEMENS HORST (0., 215-217 Pine st., near Sansome, San Franeisco, or 1219 Fillmore st., cor. Turk, San Francisco, 13th st., cor. Washington, Oakland. BOY for stock clerk. Apply LEVI STRAUSS & CO., Valencia st., cor. Clinton Park. be- tween '13th and 14th, between 11:30 and 12. Ask for MR. DAVIS. WANTED—IMMEDIATELY. Men and women to work in frult cannerfes. Good wages. Pleasant work. Apply Cutting Factory. corner of Seventh Berry sts., San Franelsco. Oakland Factory, First and Filbert sts., Oakland, Cal. San Leandro Factory.” San Leandro. Cal. CAL. FRUIT CANNERS' ASSOCIATION. THE Pacific Sugar Construction Company at Hamilton City, Gleon County, Cal.. wishes to mg?. all classes of lllllo:hmla. e galvanized iron workers, brickiayers, painters and common labor. Location on branch of Southern Pacific Rafl- road, 12 miles east of Orland and 12 miles west of Chico; good accommodatiofs; regular wages. SPECIAL agents wanted to ticle of great merit; ; ray 3 fornia: exclusive ' territory; maker. Advance Manufacturing Co., room Hotel Hamilton, San Pablo ave. and 15th st.. Oakland, Cal. TWO frst-class carriage painters and stripers. S sheet metal workers. 3 machinist vault builders. blacksmiths. MILLS YARDS——— ——WOODS—— } HUMBOLDT- M{ENDOCINO SONOMA COUNTIES. FREE FARE FREE FARE EUREKA EKA 150 laborers. no experience required. to werk in the mills, yards and woods; $35 to $50 ana fd. BY RAIL TO SONOMA COUNTY. 25 laborers, sawmlill company, $40 and !d.“ free fare. Sticker hand, Eureka; fare free. OTHER SAWMILL CAMPS. 10 spool tenders, timber fellers, crosscut saw- yers, line pullers; good wages 150 Tumber pilers, 3$2.30 to §3 a day. 5 tally men. 33 and $4 a day. BOOKKEEPER for sawmill and fd. MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth stteet. FRUIT PICKERS. company: $73 FARMS AND DAIRIES. 150 men and strong boys, picking and working in troft; $30 to $40 and fd. 150 farm, orchard and vineyard hands; $33 and $40 and fd. 50 men, threshing outdlt, $60 and fd. 10 bay balers. iSe. ton. 25 milkers and dairy men, 10 choremen, $30 and td. MARRIED HELP. Miiker and wife, Marin coun’ 50 and fd. 5 men and wives. different STABLEME hes, 350 and fd. 150 stablemen, buggy washers, hostlers, ete., San Francisco. Onkland and country jobsy 5. $60 and $40 and found. Conchman, boss here. $43 fd. MURRAY & READY, 469 6th st. SAILORS AND FIREMEN STEAMERS, ETC. 150 satlors, deck hands, coal passers, ete. Protographer, country 5 whitewashers. steady job. $2.30 day. MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALS * Night watchman, small sawmill. $35 fd. Wire mattress weaver, good wages. Order clerk, merchandise store, $60. Supervisor over boys, L 5 boxmakers, 2 X Masseur for springs, free fare. Attendant county institution, Clothes presser, S. F.. §3 day. Night ofler, dredger, 335 _fd. —‘ } 8 deck hands, dredgers, $40 and $50 fa. Candy maker, country job. 5 young men to drive wagons, S. F. and Oak- land. 8 young men, store work. Yoing men to drive butcher wagons, $12 and $16 week. MECHANICAL MILLWRIGHTS—CARPENTERS 10 millwrights, stamp mill, country job, $1.30 fare returned. 20 machinists for factories and country shops, $3.50 and $4 day. 3 machinists, sawmill country, fare paid. Blacksmith for mine, $90. CARPENTERS. 250 Carpenters, rebuilding S. F.. $4 day. 25 Carpenters, country jobs, $3.50 and $4 day. 50 Bridge carpenters, $3.50 day. © carpenters, S. P. Co.; free fare. CARPENTERS—HELPERS. 25 Carpenters’ helpers, free fare. Oil fireman, steam shovel, $40 and found. Ofl freman, vimeyard co., $40 and found. 15 country jobs. mfl;\xfi“ AND HELPERS. 2 Bollermakers, $4 day. i 5 Bollermakers’ helpers. 10 pipe fitters’ helpers, $2.75 day. Blacksmith, lumber co.. $80 and fd. 25 Blacksmiths, shops and camps, $50 to $90 15" Blackssatthe’ hetpe shoeing, $2.50 smiths’ belpers, no o8, ay. Wheelwright, camp, $80. 3 Painters and paperhangers. MURRAY & READY, 469 6th St.. Oakiand. MINES IN ALL PARTS CALIFORNIA—GOLD, SILVER. COPPER. 50 Machine miners, §8 and $3.30 day. 75 Hand miners, goid and silver, $2.75 day. 10 Young men to learn mining. 25 Carmen, gold mine, $67.50. 18 Muckers, good mine, $75. ROCK MEN, DRILLERS, QUARRY MEN. 150 Drillers, city and country, $2.30, 33 day. 75 Laborers, no experience, to work in mines and _quarries, $75. - MURRAY & READY. 469 6th St., Oskland. HOTEL, BUTCHERS AND OTHER DEPTS. Cook, indtitution; $50 and found. Second cook, clubhouse: $60 and found. Second cook, springs: cooks, eity and country hotels; $50 to §75 :;deookhu“d‘rflh its; night d short s, urants: an order work: $13 to $20 week. Head waiter, country: $45 and found. 25 cooks, camps. ranches and hay presses; 333 X - N 3 LAUNDRYMEN. - Laundryman, in work, country $45 and La g"-nluu. different country hotels, sesorts and A and found: = P paiyen; oo 3aa 425 ana fouod - 25 camp waiters; $35 and found. S o R t:’“l;;l:;’-‘-‘ found. - LABORERS—TEAMSTERS. 950 laborers for all kinds of work in S. F. 230 and 33,6 rower co. 50 laborers: free fare. WAREHOUSE AND FACTORIES. 50 _laborers, warehouse work: $3 day. for factory work; 125 laborers and young men $2 to §2.50 day. 1300 laborers all parts of the State, Gov- ernment construction away de-