THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1 897. WHEELER GIVES HIS VERSION One of the Attorneys for| the Fair Heirs Takes the Witness-Stand, 1 He Disputes the Interpretation of the Interviews With Mrs, Craven, Spends the Whole Day on the Stand | Relating a Story That Has Been Often Heard Before. Attorney Charles 8. Wheeler, who rep- resents one of the Fair heirs as an inter- venor in the Fair-Craven ltigation, occupied the witness-stand throughout yesterday’s session of the great trial, He told nothing new—that is, nothing | new that could be expected from the hos- tile side. He was called for the purpose | of giving his version of the interviewa he had with Mrs, Craven durinz those months in the years of 1835 ana 1896, when the lawyers who are now fighting the so- called “pencil” will of the late James G. Fair were so enthusiastic over that docu- ment and were 80 anxious to have it pro- bated. Wheeler said that Mrs, Craven told him | that Senator Fair gave her two wills, one | in ink and the other written with & lead | pencil. Both were identical. I asked Mrs. Craven to tell me what she had done with the documents nfxer; Senator Fair had written them,’’ said he, | “‘and she told me that after the two copfes | had been revised and found to be alike sbe put them in a book and laid them away. They were, she saia, subsequently removed to a trunk. I asked her when she next saw the pencil or pen wills and she said that after Senator Fair's death a will was filed and she naturally thought that it was his last will. It was not, how- | ever, until she examined the documents she bad that she tound that they were of | a later date. She examined them, she saia, in the presence of Mrs. Elizabeth | That lady advised her to burn them Wheeler declared that never told him anything about Sepator Fair baving given ber any deeds to his| property. All she told him, he said, was that she was sure that the Senator had ! provided for her and that some deeds would be found either in the Senztor’s of- fice or in the possession of Attorney Good- fellow, | “When did you next see Mrs. Craven?”’ was asked. Afier tne filing of the pencil will I went to Mgs. Haskins' house with Mr. | Lloyd and siw her. I told her that I ac- cepted her statements as made in good | faith, but that it was only fair to have the imatter thoroug: ly investigated. I asked her for more particulars, and especiaily with regard to the execution of the will on September 24, 1894, for I toid her that | Senator Fair was Sap Rafael on that day. Shesaid she was positive that the date was correct, and that she could prove it by a memorandum she had made in one of the books.” It was the old story over again. The only point on which Wheeler's version differed from that of Mrs. Craven was in reference to the deeds, he claiming that she never spoke of them to him. He nlso | denied that Mrs. Craven told him that Fair tcok the deeds out of his pocket and nhanded them to her with the remark that | he had vrovided for her in ‘‘another way.” All she ever told him in that re- | gard, he said, was that the Senator made the remark that he ‘‘could’’ provide for ber in another way.” HE WANTS TO MAKE TP Elva Croix Seabrook Says She Is Satis- fied With Single Blesscdness. Elva Croix Seabrook, who is playing in the “‘Isie of Champagne’’ company ai the | Tivoli, wasseen last night regarding the | report from New York that proceedings for absolute divorce were to be instituted against her husband. Mrs. Seabrook de- nied that anything was contempiated at present and >aid that the matter wus en- tirely in the hands of her attorneys, Lowe & Hnmme|, of New York, who were look- ing after ner interesis. She said: “You know we are boin Catholics and there can be no absolute divorce. Tie New York courts, when we were legally separated somethmg more than a vear | ago, decided that he was to pay me $40 a week, and he has failed to do this, but he has been compelled to keep out of New York State. He wentout as a star and said that he failed to make money and went into court to ask that he be released from paying me, a3 I have a zood engage- ment here and am making a good living. | The courts again decided against him and he must still stay away or pay me. | “So far as Mr. Seabrook is concerned, I received a telecram from him only a few days ago in which he told me that he had received a new engagement. That shows | that he has nothing against me. I think | he would like to make up, but there i3 no | inclination of that sort on this side of the house. I like to be free 10 go where 1 please and when I please without having to usk somebody’s permission. Iam here with my mother and am having a good time. Weenjoy ourselves, and [ don’t want to 2o back, even if he is anxious to have me. Iknowa good thing when I see it . —_———— Trouble of the sailors’ Uni n. Louis Olsen hassued the Sailors’ Union for $5000 damages. He says he is & member of ihe union and was employed to work on the siexm scuoonmer Laguna, but was prevented from pursuing his vocation by the officers of the union, who compelled him to leave tne vessel. They disputea his claim to member- ship in their society and he was discharged by the captain of the boat. SR o R HOT:5L ARRIVALS. PALACE HOT A Lowry, Memphis W D Edwards, N J Mrs ¥ Jobuson, & Rafael Mrs J H Map es X Y Mrs W D Edwards, N J E H Stear.s, Bosion Dirs M F Weils, N Y Mrs Steiner, Austin Miss sremard. Austin K iemson, N Y H H Hopson & w, Miss Dr H L Pace, Tulare A Cronise, Rochester F L King, San Jose D Miiter &w, St Lonls Mrs A Hechtman, Sacto Mrs J Alken, Nacto Mrs C Damerel, Los Ang D L Wilson&w, Piitaburg Mrs Cooper & d. Boston L H Williams,' T H Tracy, Ohio JC Wis “ J S Tabin, Burlingame Miss M > Wilson, T P Fay, Los 4 ugeles F S Johusou, San Rafael BALDWIN HOTEL. Miss S Bain, Portland Miss ki Miiler. Portland L Jones & w, Osklund Miss M Fleming, Or 1 Hoffman & w. Tacoma W Padgit:, Dailas 1 T Pad:itt. Dallas W Welsh & w. Atchison 2iiss i We sh, Atchison M Rivervait & w. Kans ILE Coe, Seattle E Rayfiel !, Ci.icagy W Mcoillan. Porland K k i ong, Sulsan C M Berry, Fresno J'D Houc®, Piitsburg G H Lumblay. PP CCo W J Canill, N Y A W Crouch. Chicago Miss A Crouch, Chicago J O'tourke & par.y, N Y & J Caldwell, Sacramto J L Starr, Sacramenio A Hayward & s. Chicago G S Hou:hton, Mich Miss Parsons, Mich Madge Sibiey, Detrolt 8 W Vansyckel, Portland J Fuitou. Frisoo S simon, Portiand § Wols, Por.laud H Harris, Portland NEW WESTEKN HOTEL. H Bockstock, akron R § Eliwood, Delano E E Kelly, Skaggs Spgs G J Carr, kik Grove 1 L Fisher, Aiameda B L Mason. Fresno F Kogers, Fresuo H M Bernard, Viswia O Peters, Mer.ed L Maxwell, Santa Rosa Jus | obinson, Modesto O M Jameson, Modesto MissRomaine. W Liberty Miss W Ady, W Liverty Anton Louileno,izhit1 W S Butcner. Shandon Mise L Purrisy, Cas Mrs. Craven | i | F AOber. N Y E K Alger. Memphis DT Adams, Duluch rs T H Tracy, Obilo Miss H Ourter N Y N Mclonls, Duluth | J N Maynew. N ¥ | H Giwvert, Fi | DG 1arr, Lesie | € Slongh & wt, Chicago GRAND HOTEL M F Brennandw,SMateo W 1 Streeter, N ¥ Miss M Seott. Ind Mie T Ave s Ind E Frost, Sacto. 1 Green, Petaiuma E Frost, Sacto W H Edwaris, Sacto Mrs Underhill, Stockion M } Hundley, San Jose Thrisher, Portiand Los Angeles B W Morse,Watso-vilie OF Aurphy. pa EUC Lard &1y, Catcago R C Wllson, Cal M Drachman, Tucson T B Barrett, Re 'wood Mrs Haudly. Uxian T L Carothers &w,Ukiah = F Lliou, Seatile J Morgan, Chicago R F Leiley & 1. Cal F Proctor, Mich W Stanley & enttle W C stanley & 1.Seattle Mrs McNear. Seattls € Worden, > e Mrs French, Davenport Miss Danford, ~21t Lake J A Burns, Selma & W Johmson, ngels F M Lafayette, Burlgm Mrs J P Price, N S C F Tazgar!, Los ADg Miiss Price, N S = E J Briscoe, Mission of M L Dearthingion, Cal Sun J A M Peierson, S Crus J W Bowen. Los Ang K Frost, ~acto I F Cook, Boston E Buler, Selma J McConneli, Woodland S Maddux, Selma W Mul aney, Sacto F ¥ Rogers, indianapolis Miss B Mc!ntyre, Mo G W ~muth, /1l C A Ambrosins, 11 Miss M rinley, Mo Miss S Haldman, Miss Meader, Mass Miss Weilman. Mass terviile 30 Kelton, Ukiah W E Selleck, Chicago J Anderson & w, Latrobe J K Junes. Napa F Johnson & fy, Wash Mrs Hooker, Sacto Miss Hooker, Sacto Miss Johuson, Sacto F O Parker, Miun RUSS HOUSE. J Osborn, El Dorado Mrs £ M Paddock, ITl Miss J L Paddock 111 Miss L M Paucock, Il 37 volan, 5 1, Obispo € S Osborn, San Jose i Piggoti’ EIk Grove E Ja Montague, Ve A I Larke, Davisville J H Wells, Concord A M Loggs, Tracy 3 'S 8.0, Corning O M Gregory. Ssn Jose G A East. Sania hosa Mrs J Fuler, Stockton Miss M Weaver, Stocktn Miss A Hatch, Stockton A L McKesson, Cal M H Whittier, LsAngeles Mrs C Quimuy, kureka Mrs 1. M Brown. Eureka G M Spinney, Eureka G B Lletcher,Watsuville A A Whitnéy, Phcenix G A Russell, Huisey F M Graham, Santa Cruz J Mahoney, 'Cai’ Miss C Bartholomew, Cal Mrs J Groshorn, S L Obis Miss M Gorhorn, S L Obis M Walker, ~an Luis Obls E Mcuettig.n, Vallejo Jirs S S Walsh, Sacto Miss R'T Swenning, Sacto H L Kelly, Oregon City Mrs S H lieim, Chicago Miss B Jamison, Chicago W W Algrew, Pleasanton G K Davis. Piesan.on M P Sargent, Mass C E Willlams, Colusa W W Spencer& w. Cincln J L Blackman, Los A L King, Kings City AR Cox, 11l W J Hotchkiss, Hldsbrg T H Veach. Sacto J M Armsirong, Stockin Mrs A EYoung, I'aylrsvl W A Perkins, Reno W A Perkius Jr, Reno E R Marvin, Putsburg C B Johnson, Ohto H D Bowman&w. Modsto G P Edwards, Oakland F k George, Santa Crus Por- avl eno Mis C Kk Dodge. Fureka CUSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Mrs L Livision, Los Ang J H Graves, Wlilows Miss K Fleminz, Mo Miss Lot fe ¥lsea, Mo 500 ¥ Haves, Fresno Fresno F ¢ T Brition & w H vecker, Fresno F Waggoner, ¥ Thumpson, Fresno F Balsy, Fresno A Buttou, Fresuo P M Carthy. Fresno A Huason, Fresno J Keshishyan, Fresno P Foley. Fresno 3 Dillinger &1. Chicago G Fanning &d. N Y J P Horkan & w, Pa P Harding, Sonora Miss K McMaster, Cal T Cowgill, Keno Mrs B Farwell & c, Cal Mrs Milier & d, Sunol i P Quinlan, Sacramento Mrs D Allen & d. Saclo Duiss A Boles, Iowa 3 W Morgan. Bolinas Miss M1 Wulte, Luthrop R Muuroe, Fresno J Toole, Fresno Ben Cochran, Fresno F Pierce & w, \lumeda E A Preston. Chicago P Hassenplug, Phila J Deimar. Sonora J F Fox. Port A Schuyler S Hipwel!, Reno Mrs Butler & d, Cal L D iteeb Europe A iiourney, Sacramento T 11 de B s Rosa J Muiqueeny, Livermore Miss U Wolie, Lathrop Miss K Wolte, Lathrop L L W.rd, - an Jose J A Ward, Fres J Lynch, San Jose EK Turuer, Po Mrs M Atlender & ¢, Cal G Dariand & w, Pheenix T A Fuhy, Cloverdale J F ~mith, Sacramenio R E May, Sonora LICK HOUSE. W Melkie, Gihsonv l e T Fox & w, Sacto H N Boggs, w & ch, Cal Miss = Bawmont,Sacto Miss M Creaner, Stocktn Mrs C A Creaner, Stktn J 0 Hickman & fm, Cal R A -.0se, Alumeda W E Smull. Sucto C 1 Rawlicke. Cal A W Kiosman, Omahs J Anthony & fm, Mo, F B Fancher, Merced A Henre. Mo testo J V HIL Treuton oss Valley ¥, boston P Bass & sn, Sonora U R Fancher, Merced ton, Stockion atock, Cal C R Barney, ~an hatael B L bavls, Capc H E Boyes, Cal Mrs I I Seay W D Bell & w, Mcaesto B Smith, Cal 3 Waller, San Jose ¥ Furrell, Santa Cruz 3 B Devite, Sacto J i eilbronuer. Portiand H Stevensen, B C 1 R Cower. B¢ LJ Whitney, Cal G E Gaking, Cal e e —— A Turkish turban of the iargest size contains from ten to twenty yards of the | finest and soitest muslin. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL.™ RUSTNES® OFFICE of the San Francisco CArt— 710 Market sireet, open untl 12 o'clock every Dignt in the vea BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay: open until 8:30 o'clocl 239 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 1 arkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission street: unill 8 o'clock. 2618 Mission street: open until 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1305 Polk street: open until 9:30 o'ciock. NW. corver Twenty-second and Kentucky 527 ; open streets: open uill 9 o'clock CHURCH NOTICES. § 5 JRINITY METHODIST CHUKC., cor. ~ixteenth and Market sts—iev. F. F. Jewell, D.D. pastor. The pasior will pre Morning subject, “iewding ou tue Wrong Di Evening subjeci, +Tue Real Estate Grabber.” Supday-school meets at 12:30 P. M . John O. Dyar, superintendent. League mes's at 7:30 P. M. A. M. Jeffress, president. Lr. Thomas Fieicher, SPECIAL NOTICES. THEY SELL ALL KINDS OF DRY goods, hosfery, underwear, bedspreads, tow. els, table-covers, laces, embroldery, linings, trim- mings, veilings, étc, very cheap at Pioneer Dry- goods Store, 105 11 b st DR. IRE: k WIST; NEW MEDICATED eleciric ireatments ' R. 43. 550 Murket st 1000 BUSINESS CARDS PRINTED, $150: wedding work. HILL, 2215 Geary. FITUATIONS WANTED—Continuea. 7OUNG MAN WOULD LIKE JOB OF ANY kind in wholesale house or machine.shop, Ad- dress A. O. L.. 614 Kearny st MALE HELP WANTED. e S = ND 6P LABORERS FOR BRICKYARD, 330 A% 20 board, fure 76, fee $1. K. T. WALD & €O+ 608 and 610 Clay st TOUNG MAN, STRANGER IN CITY,WANTS work: will do almo-t agytbing: can speak French and English. Address B. K., bex 25, Call. OUNG GERMAN situation In retail grocery-store. L. B., 1238 Stockton st. . WELL GROWN, WANTS Adaress I. RAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR g4: collections made: ity or couni Pacifio Collection Co., 415 Montgy st, room & tel. 5580. TURKI, $2b ANL: $30; DANISH MILK- er. #30; 2 farmers, $26: man to stack grain, $laday. C. K. HAN-EN & CO., 108 Geary st W ANTED — 10 LABORERs, 835 AND found: 12 luborers for brickyard, 820 and found: laborers, $1 75 day . 2 miners to run power drills, $45 and found; furnace maun, $30 to $35 and board; 3 hay-balers, 1:14c ton; 8 woodchop- pers, 50c and $1 16 coid, tovls and provisions ad- vanced: biacksmith help r: and others. Apply o J. F. CRUSETL & Cu., 628 Sacramento s W ANIED—HOTEL COOK, COUNTRY, §35: second cook and brofier, $40 10 $45: cabin- boy, $15 and found; cook, couniry restaursat, $10 G man to buy country restaurant; inside 15 and found; and others. Apply toJ. F. CKO=ETT & CO., 628 ~acramento st. OOK, SMALL PLACE, $39 AND ROOM: coos’s helper, 85 & week: second cook, $50 d room ; hoiel baker to go north. $40 aud room; cook, smail country hotel, $35 and roow: baser aud do range work. $60; cook. conntry, $45 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market si. r AITEK, SMALL RESTAURANT, $16 AND room; 3 walters, $25 aud room; exira waiier, $1256 u day; German waiter, $25 aid room. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Marke. st ASSISTANT C R DISHWASHERS, 815 AND ROOM: 8 BUYS for kitchen work: dishwasher, $20 and room: dishwasher, $5 per week. MARTIN & CO., 748 Market st. M IDDLE-AGED MAX = FOR = GRCCERY help in bar and cook for 2: $20 montb, board, room, e ¢. MART N & CO., 749 Murket st. YOUNG MAN As A-SISTANT iN SMALL restaurant: restanrant porter, $4 week. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. RMAN HESS, PANTRYMAN, PLEASE call. MAKTIN'& CO., 749 Market st. SLPER; $20, ROOM, BOARD, & CO., 749 Marker st. AKER'S 11 eic. MART! PIANORLAYER; §8 WLER, ROOM BOARD, etc.; call early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. HELP WANTED—Continued. ANTED—GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO it your feet at tho same brice vou bu- r eady: from_$1, £3, $4 and 35, aL 562 Mis. First and Second sts, W made ones, sion st., between ARBEKS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY. ‘nent Office. & FUCHS. Sec’y, 325 Grant ave, HAYES—BRANUH OFFICE OF THE 839 Jia: suvscriptions and want ads taken. 0 MEN'S CALF SHOES, 8175: TO OR. A B b0; huit-soling, 26¢ up. 859 Howard. CME HOUSE, 967 MARKET ST, BE. R fcih, for a room: 20¢ & higni: 1 a week, BUSINESS CHANCES, $800, FINEsaLo x BUSLNESS (N LIV - L o lies neig rhood, on- block f Chronicle building: magnific ently ﬂll(:dmllp: 1:‘:;,; Place: Is doing an exceilent paving trade, woleh Wl be proved: ful investi-ation allowed: thi place ls worth to ans one iuily $1500, bui s or 'l 80 cheap as the owner will A 80on. M. LEsS, 5 Fourth st. Ieremety . HALF INTEREST IN ONE OF S80000 s o oo the city: 80 rooms: well furnisied; house niways | fillea with good, steady, paying patrons: fine large bar, billiard wnd ainiog rooms, par.ors, ete.s rent exceptionaily iow: owner will furnish best of ref- erences. M’ LESS, 5 Fourth st D0_LODGING-HOUSE, 765 MI~ 4th—Single room « per night, 70c o $2: clean,aniet; spe: open all night. MEN'S at halt nd 2d. TEW WAL sion st., bet. 3d and 10c 1o buc; per week, cial attention to_morning call ADIES' SHOES, * 3, shoes, soling, SUc: all repairing dol ihe usual price. 562 Mission st, bet. 1st SRULTS WANTED FOR THE UNITED RS mirlie corps, Uniled States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 51 and 30 years, who are cCitizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to bccomda :uch; ‘must be of good chur- and able actiah, i o ba between b fest 5 Inches and @ feet in height. For farther information Apply at the recruiting office, 20 Kilis st San Francisco, Cal. RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH oY Wit ads and suoscriptions taken E ; INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR. Market; 200 rooms, 25c & night; reading- room; free 'bus and baggage (o and from the ferry. A 10 LEARN BARBER irade; shops, tools, posicions furnished: 8 weeks nqu!rodg F. Barber College, 1381/ Eighth, SIMON Wa XN T beer or wine 5c; vesc iree lunch. 648 Clay. T E D—MEN ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Agey, 110 Sutter. OOMS. 15¢ 10 750 PER NIGHT; 50¢ 4V §1 80 per week, Orlental, 225 Drumm st W ANTED_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Kolkin, Reno Houss proprie- tor, etill runs Denver House 217 Third at.: 150 large rooms; 26c per night; $1 to $3 per week. 79T MONTGOMKEY CORNER OF CLAY— OZ{ Open unti 9:30 cclock; branch office ot the Call: sn riptions and AGENTS WANTED. TICKET TO DAWSON, G. B., box 38, MMEDIATELY Alaska, via steamer Excelsior. Call Oftice (JASVASSKERS WANTED TO SELL THE Apollo Light; best on market. 129 Ellis st. W ANTED — UPBIGHT AND FAITHEUL gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible, cstablished house in California; monthly, $65 and expenses; position steady: reference: inclose seif- addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Com- pany, Dept. H, Chicago. 10 speak. read and write | 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE i 5() BRANCH BAKERY, NOTTON AN $150. SEATOR BARERY, Norion AND Dbice livingz-rooms; rent low: guod place. M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. 12()(), CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: =L U in fine location and doing a cood pay- ne business: has been established for 35 years: SWner anxious to sell on ccconnt ofa death in the family. Call M. LSS, 5 Fourth st. $1200 - FAMILY LIQUOR - SIORE ON finely fitted GRC Mis- g rooms: rent only $12; value in vi M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. &350 l:\v“:w*armxr; GOOD LOCATION; . nifice | rent low; amagtificently farnished throughou Hsbed trade; rare ch: BKANCH BAK $350. 2 clgar business: Western Addition; LiVing ro0ma; old-establishen b : velli will bear investigaiion. M. LESS 5 e et $800. OLP:ESTARLISHED South San Francisco d ) doins business: cream of trade: whoiesoia oraiy LS ersand cattlemen: clearin OV Parucalars WILKE, Tr3 5 arges o 00 PeF month. < COFFEE SALOON AND | ¢ B2500. cioicest oearion s NDEAKERY: ghiuneann::xﬁ Years: money-making place; ex- cellent 0] rtunity for 2 ep etic . WILKE, 73 Market st > \\C M€l Apply = LEADING GROCERY, WITHOUT $1500. vz, on iivery business sireet: horsn and wagon: Iargs stock of gouds: ‘doing a iarka cash trade: Owner going East. Apply WILE 783 Market st. poly K $800. BAL9ON, AND 17 FURNISEE . rooms; wholesale district: old esta lished: owner here 2 years: fine opportunity to cure bargain. STENEERG & CO.. 832 Murcor ac. BAKERY best - beststreet in the Western Addition, Tent reusonable: carri-s good, Iarge Stocks: worch M. LESS,5 Fourth st. 1A QsaErO | sion: 3 nica livimg re Up: hus an excelient class of pa:ron i investigating, BRANCH sight. AND location in the © puying business: wel-estabe M. LESS, 5 Fourth st anc 800, FUoD, COAL YARD: LoCATION $ . central; established years: long lease; g0od Iforses, wagon, eic : reiring the reason for selling. STENBEKG & CO., 632 Market st. 1000, IO, BAKERS COUNTKY BAK- 000, ery; short aistance from city: Iively town of 2000; fine brick oven: living-rooms; counter sales $25aday: rent $25; lease: 3 fure nishea rooms. BASILE & CO., 8734 Market st. GENT1S_BAKER'S NEW COMBINATION enameled sign or universal signboard; will have a tremendous sale; notning like it: secure sample and territory at once. BAKER En. and Mfg. Co., 409 ~anchéz st., San Francisco. B LU ROOMS WANTED. W ANTED—BY MAX, ‘WIFE AND CHILD 1 year old, 2 furnished rooms complete for housekeeping; state rental. J. T., box 26, Call. y TANTED—2 FURNISHED ROOMS, NEAR Market st. Address, stating price, G., box 39, Call Office. _— WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—FOX-TERRIER PUP (DOG): IN g00d hands. Address G. F., box 38, Call. W 0OKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT. HOLMES ook Company, 704 Mission st AW \BROKEK. off cio’ king bough LD GOLD. SILVER, CAST- Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. () ROUM COR. HOUSE, CLEARS $100..§2200 4V 10-room corner house, one floor........ 260 22-room house, clears $100 ee 1200 24-room house, owner going to Alaska ...... 375 50-room hotel and bar, reut $75..... 800 32-room corner, only .... 14-room house on iddy st. 13-room house ou_Fourth & Other bargains. H. C. DE 57((), LOPGING-HOUSE OF 14 ROOMS; $T700. SPri M LRSS Poareh e $25(), LODGING - 1L /USE; 14 FRONT b £V, rooms; rent 320: water free; steady roomers: sickness. Inquire 60 California s, fruiistand. USTRIAN OR ITALIAN COOK, $35 AND room. MARTI: & CO., 749 Murket st. CHEAP; 8 ROUMS; 1"” ALL FULL; ZO. steady roomers. 242 Sixth st YOOK, COUNTRY HCTEL, $60 AND ROOM. MAKTIN & (0., 749 Market st. UARTZ-MINER, SEE PARTY HERE. MARTIN & CO.. 7+9 Murket st. JINISHER AND VARNISHER, $4 60 PER day. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 1 RONER, COUNTRY LAUN DRY, $26. ROOM, board, etc. MARTIN & CO, 749 Market st. M AN AND WIFr, SMALL COUNTRY LAUN- dry. MAKTIN & CO., 749 Murket st OLISHER, $30 AND BOARD; HOTKL laundry. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. VIRL, CLAY 5T, $18: NURSEGIRL, BERKE: X ley, Cal.. $15; gir, Webster st., 815; girl, V. jo 5t', $18: girl, Bryant st., $15: girl, Vacaville, > Bis: g, Nineteenth st $15; giri, Alameda, MARTIN & CO., 749 Msrket st. $25. © WAITRESSES, $20 AND ROOM, CITY: 2 whitresse«, nice resort hotel, $20 and room: 3 waltresses, 85 & week: youne girl assist in small restaurant, $15: waitress, 84 a week: waitress, $7 u weex. !, 749 Market st. WOK, GRANTS PASS, OR.: COOK, CITY, _J $80 and room: cook, country. $25 and room: restaurant cook, $35: cook smal. place, and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. JRENCH OR SWEDISH IRONER. COUNTRY aundry. 826 room, board, e1C.: man and wife. country laundry, $60, room, board, etc, MARTIN & CO. 749 Market st. Address 144 f1ith, r. 6. top floor. Y OUNG LADY JUST FEOM THE EAST DE- sires po"ar 166145 Mission st. ARBE? WANTED—SATURDAY AND SUN- day. 105 Fourth st. 00D BARBER FOR SATURDAY AT 114 Halleck st. Call 8:30. ARBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY AND 13 "Sundsy at 225 Montgomery ave. W ANTED—YOUNG MAN FO.. OFFICE AND outside work. Address Importer. box 3, Call. OUNG MA AS WAITER IN RESTAU- rant. 651 Sacramento st. ANVASSERS FOR SHOW-CARDS; commission. 1528 sarket st ROCER'S CLERK AND DELIVERY, ¥ between 1 and 2, 545 Washington st. HOEMAKER ON RICPAIRING, AND MAN on new work. 202 Fifth st. ARBER-SHUP, 16c; BESI LOCATION IN South San Francisco: $75. STOL1Z,630 Market. GOUD CALL T UNDERWOOD'S, 765 MARKET ST, 8. F.: 3 rooms, near Market, nets $100. £850; 62 rooms, north of Market, paying finely, $1650. Fuu\,\s.n Ol KXCHANGE FOR UNIM- proved city property,pay.ng Louse of 10 rooms; & bargain; no 306 Eddy st. (KANCH OFFICK OF THK CALL, 167 NINTH 15 6. wunt ads and sp uscriptions taken. nis. 5(), BEANCIL BAKEKY, WITH LAUN: $4O . dry office and delicacies; doing & good business. A $25 branch bakery: good location. A $450 corner saloon on Kentucky s, with cigar-stand. A $250 saloon near Market st. A $160 cizar-store with clubroom. Apply 777 Market st., room 7. FORIUNEAU, DYEA AND VAKUTAT. TiE: Circle City Gold Mining Company will send up & limi:ed number of men at cost af transportation, practical_miners, blacksmiths, cooks and carpei ters at #1256, and allow each man to take 1250 pounds of food and outfit, and_th= company wil furnish a reliable guide and Indian earriers to the Kiondyke district. Those wishing to go apply to M., box 19, this office. ONDYKE—A FEW PASSENGERS WILL be taken to Dawson City direct, via Yukon River on auxillary gasotine schooner Chetco,sailing July 30; 2000 Ms of provisions will be furnished at Dawson City, with passage, for $1000. Apply room 11, ground floor, Mills buliding, between tha hours of 9 A. 3. and § P. 3. ONG-ESTABLISHED GENUINE TURKISH 4 baths: 5 furnished rooms. attached: price $175: must sell on account of sickness. For in- formation apply 107 O’ Farrell si. $175. TOE SWEDISH AND GERMAN { O. Employment Office for sale. P.eass call Sundsy bet. 10 and 4 o'clock at 315 Sutter st SALGON DOING A NICE BUSINESS FOR saleat a snap. Apply LEMLE & CO., whole- sale liquor dealers, 265 Third st. ALOON FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN; GOOD. location; must retire. Apply 795 Mission st. YERMAN GIRL, RECENTLY FROM GER- many, desires a partner. 111 Geary, room 2. JOR BALE—C!GAR-STORE AND FIXTURES, with back room; good loca:ion; $200. 149 Eliis Inquir SALDON~'{UUR OWN PRICE; MUST HEL[;J stock: fixtures; low rent. Apply Call Office: £3()(), RESTAURARNT AND OYSTER Sa- . loon; recelpts $35 per day; worth $900; bargain. WINSTON & CO., 646 SMarker. ONEY LOAN ED"ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- STEADY MAN AS PARTNER IN COLLECT- es,jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris,156Grant av, ing office: cléars $100 a month; must have $176. Apply room 2. 917 Market st. FURNITURE FOR FALE. ¢ NEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- esjewelrv.sea skins. Unc e Harris,156Grant av. M FURNITURE Fok 4ROOM HOUSE COM- piete, cheap. 172845 Church st. OUNGES AND PARLOR tory prices. L. GRANZ, Howari. SUITS AT FAC- Sixteenth st., below OUSEHOLD KANG JOHN F S ALK THE BESC MEY EKS CO.. 47 Market FURNITURE WANTED JURMITURE, STOVES UARPETS COUN- ters, showcases. ANDERSON, 1121° Market. JEW STORE; NEEDS FURNITURE; BEST prices SILVERSTIEN, 1228 Market: postal. NDIANA AUCLION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st.; hizhest prices pad. EST PRICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE. ete. STREET & CRESWELL. Anctioneers.721 Howard sireeet. }ousos bought in i heir entirecy. —_—_— CARPEL CLEANIN 11Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANING WORKS: / cieans, moves, lays carpets. G. H. STEVENS, Mgr. 38 and 40 Eighth st.; telephone South 250. W BEN 30U BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor work send to SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Car pet-beating Works, 853-57 Tehama st.; tel. So. 4 J WATTS, reliabie carpet-cleaning, renovi, alter- . ation works, 413 McAllister. Tel Jessie 321 LEANING, 3c; LAYING, 3c; RUu SAM. ples tree; tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 Eighth, VARPI1S CLEANED & KENOYATED LIKE new. %3 Tenth; tei. South 36. Mackintosh & Co. T UNDERWOOD'S, 765 MARKET ST., 8. F. well-iocated profitable saloon, sacrifice, $200; ‘' Market-st. cigar-stand, rent $20, $250. g FOB SALE TOZA PHYSICIAN—A FINE office and practice in the finest location in San Francisco for sale; consisting of 2 reception- rooms fully furnished: gas, water and janitor. free; the furnitore in operating-room ior sale. Address Doctor, box 37, Call Office. $1100 LIQUOR-STORE: BEST LOCALITY «in Western Addiiion: large stock; low rent: doing a steady, well-paying businesi; rare chance: sold account sicknsss. Call between 9 and 11 A &, 1221 Plerce s:., near Ellis. ®125 CASH, 875 ON TIME: BEST Lo. cated ‘and fitted restaurant: receipts $16 day; must sell this week. Owner. box 17, Cali. GOOD PAYING SALOON; CHEAP IF SOLD at once. Apply § Oakwood st, bet. Guerrerg and Dolores, off Eighteenth. GOOD GERMAN BAKERY FOR SALE; GOOD .. location. Apply Call Uffice, 710 Market, $40 SEWING-MACHINE STORE; GOOD + chance for smart man. 1559 Market, ALOON GIVEN AWAY FOR LI S money at 1306 Mission st. TRLE USINESS MAN WOULD LIKE TO INVEST sy & PEYIDE business; had "experience In res: Al nt and saloon: prin only. Add; 3 T., box 27, Call Office. i 4 e $500, BAKFRY IN | LIVELY —CITY, J bout 50 miles north ot San Franciscos selling on account of other business. Apply Call. ORNER GROCERY AND BAR: NO OPPO- sition: 4 nice living rooms: cheap on acoount of going East. 2209 Fifteenth st. (3BOCERY AND BAR. OLD ESTABLISHED, :’ for sale, or will exchange. Apply 82114 How< ard st. E. MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING CO., « 240 14 st.; cleaning 3c. a yard: tel. Mis. 74 J ARFrl> CLEANEU, KENUVAIEU LIKE Dew. . 3 cQUEEN 458 Stevenson, Tel. 5.2:18, 402 tel. Nain 394. GEO. WALCOM, prop. ONKLIN'S CARPAL- BEATING WORKS, @ uve. Telcphone ast 1: DVANCE CARPET-CLEANING (O, utter; FOR *ALE—-MISCELLANKOUS. AVY HORSE AND WAGON. 3TN x meat-market, 1105 Mission ave. ITOUIRE LOT OF UNCALLED FOR SHO! 50cuptosl FROM A 20. 562 Mission st vet. 1stand 2d OR SALE AT BARGAIN—FANCY WHOL<- sale wagun for . horses: suitable for cigars, confec'fauery or other business: cost $550: Aley get haud made, nickle Dur es.és. icost $17, auita ick, hear: deliv 10D lsstMay. 631 Comtroat, | T oion: Sllnew LARKIN—BEANCH UFFICE OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and wantads taken. 300 ANOTHER LOT MEN'S . been slightly damaged: at less one-fourth their vaiue; from 25¢ to $2 5u. Mission at., et First and ~eco. t 562 AHBﬁu'lO'l‘.\K.’\: HOP JUSI VACATI D; first- 8lass location. 1738 Market,opp. Ele venth. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMON DS, WATCH- es,jewelry.sealskins. Uncle kiarris, 15 Grantayv. ANTED—AGENTS, $20 TO 825 A WEEK sure to workers: 10 capital needed :new goods; new plan: selis at sight: every family needs it. Household Spec. Co., box 424, Cincinnatl, Ohiv. OYS—TWO GOOD, BRIGHI BOYs, FROM 15 to 20, to learn wholesale business: ood op- portunity: apply ut ouce: parents should come with you. U. ~ L Agency, 185 Crocker building. 167 — birANUH OFFICK OF taken. MubsCripUiva UG WanE sds 0 TBLACK WANTED. GRAND HUTEL barber-shop. Niadlh S. AME LAl NE 1HOESE WAGON AND B3 wagon. ¥27 Hampshire at. - HORSE REAT DANE PUP; Challenge Rex K. meda. 3 DEALER SkC- 1122-36 Misston. OR SALE—2 GREAT C CHE F117 L AT DANE DUGS; CHEAP, MOTHER SISTER TO 2233 Clinton ave,, Ala- R. POOL, HOUSE-MOVE « ond-hand buiiding m‘.‘Xm’n‘.' LOOP: YOUR PRIC! away: 25 feet long, QYALL IC J., box 29, : PARTY GOING 7 feet beam. 113 Lregon. -MAKING PLANT. ‘all Office. o OFFE FEE-MILL SCAL", HAND-TRUCK, (Bl T and sate cheap. 103 Clay s SEVEN-HOKSEPOWE k ENGINE, g I reson encine, with boller. e ntine lathes, piainers and shapers. 516 ~fxth st. BACK BAKS, MIRROLS, ~ s HOW- ana‘ases. counters, iinol. um, office furniture, store arniiure and fixtures: new and second- J. NUONAN, 21018-10: Sion 5., Abova e 1017-1019-1021-1023 Mis- ADDRESS G, 9 FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN TO TRAVEL: must iave good address; expenses advanced. 1166 Webster st., Uaxland. JXPERIENCED SOLICITORS BY THE FA- mous Pants Co., 23 Kearny: good commission. OR SALE—BARBER-SHOP, BATHS,CIGA R~ stand: good business. 419 Fourth st. AFES_BARGAINS IN NI, - “W AND SECOND- Band; all sizes; alsoa Lot of POsi > ; safe-deposit CHABLES WALTZ 100111 Market st 8 0™ ILERS,ENGIN K-, 0p. N B MCINTOSH & W+ rbﬁa’i&l\ﬁ")‘ﬁ:ﬂ:ﬂ = ALS, SHOWCASLS, Ccou SHELV- LERING SALE—FINE ASSURTMENT OF boots and sho.s to be sacrificed at_actual cost prices; sale commences *a urday. 767 Market st. . I lug, ete., boughi wud soid. 1065 Mlﬁon. ur. 7th, UBSCRIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CaLL tak open untu §:30 ;‘ﬂ:cl‘:lﬂll ollice, B5¥ Mayse we; ORNER GROCERY / doing good business. Dolores sts, A BAR; CHEAP; NW. cor. Duncan and ARTNEK: KINETUSCOPE, PRODUOING 2000 pictures a second: patent granted. G. P., box 3, Call Office. M M ARKET AT A SACRIFICE: OWNER MUST. leave town. Address M., box 37, Call Offica.” EA! MARKLT FOK ~ALE, CHEAP. to-day at 511 Pacific at. RANCH EAKERY FOR BSALE. 504 Leavenworth st. : CAPITAL!FTﬁ—GnacP OF MINES; ONE:~ body: near Randsburs; lease, boud or sell: milisite secared; gold on each from surface down far as worked; euaranteed as represented. Koom 61, 530 California st. JINE GROCEEY AND BAR IN MANUFAC- turing and famlly dis rict: kept by present owners for years. App'y Cali Uffice. LADY, WAITR ks, WITH $125, AS PART- - er In Testaurant. Address 8.'F., box 160. - ALOUN FOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF DE- D pariure. 513 Eaat st, bet. Washington and Jackson. CIT\' FRONT ~ALOON finely fitted: well siocked: years in°same - bands; gocd reasons for selling: every investiga- tlun allowed. Inquire Chicaso Brewery. 1420 Piue P RESTAURANT; A BARGAIN: DO- $250. 55 soo paring business 623 Sacra- mento at, ALOON FOR SALE: ROOMS UPSTAIRSY East u_,fnmh of Market. Inquire Ca.lOflice. 2 SALOON; OWNER CALL EAR FERRIES: OR SALECHEAP; FINE leaving city. Apply <09 Third st. ERY BEST KiSULTS OBTAINED BY . Jac: your lodging-nouses, saioons. candy- - stores, etc., with Stree: & Cresywell, 721 Howard. SOR RENT (COMI.ETELY FURNISHED)_, F Darse baseme. ¢ saioon and restaurant (45x90) on jromiuent corner; low rent; fine chance to start business. Call 825 Market st., room 629, TOOD-PAYING HUTLL BUSINE-S: LONG- T established; balf :nterest $580: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Petaluma. g ORTLAND AGENCY 4HIS PAPEK IN. quire this office oras 18 ‘Lbird st., Poruany/ Oregon. BICYCLES. NAP BARGAINS — HIGH-GRADE & S ond-nand bicycles. all in perfect running orde” from $25 upward. Golden Kule Buza.r Cycle V& partment, v Geary st.

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