THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1897 WELCOME THE BOT [N GRAY Letter-Carriers’ Association ‘ to Convene Here on | Monday. 70 BE GIVEN A BIG RECEPTION, Object, Aims and History of an | Important Organiza- tion, LOCAL COMMITTEES HARD AT WORK. | Headquarters Established at the Baldwin—Handsome Badge of the Local Branch. ! The National Assoclation of ter-car- | riers of America will convene in this City i next Monday. About 600 delegates from all parts of the United States will attend. Extensive preparations for their reception Delegate’s Badge. and entertainment have been made by a committee of the local branch of the asso- ciation, and although tlie committee has not yet secured the sum for that purpose that had been confidently expected, the prospects are excellent for a brilliant week of it during the stay of the carriers in San Francisco. The lhfe of the National Association numbers only eight years, but it is a vig- orous body despite its youthful years. It| was organized in Milwankee, Wis., in 1889 | by a number of carriers from that city, Detroit, Buffalo, Omaha, Providence, and some of the smaller towns of Massachu- setts. The membership of the association at | the start numbered 1500 all told. William | H. Wood of Detroit was chosen as presi- dent. Various matters pertaining to the | condition of letter-carriers in t e various cities and legislation in their behali were dis us-ed with vigor. The effect of the| ation was felt by the letter-carriers | ywhere, and in 1890, when the associa- tion met at Boston, the admission of new | members reached an enormous figure. John J. Goodwin of Providence vas chosen | president at that session.. In 1891 the con- vention met at Detroit, when Theodore C. Denn's of Boston was e ecied as president. At tbe convention of 1892, he:d at Indiun- apolis, Frank E. Smiin of San Francisco was honored with the presidency and re- | elected the following year. In 1894 C. C. Couden of Cincinnati was elected pres! dent; in 1895 Richard F. Quinn; in 1896 | John N. P.ur-ons, who wiil preside at the | sessions to be held here next week. Tne objects of the association are de- signed to better the condition of memn- vers. Necessary legislation in their behalf has been accomplished, and one of the main features is an insurance fund known as the Mutnal Benefit Association, in the | benefits of which every letter-carrier shares. A biil is now pending in Congress wroviding for an increase of salary, and it has met with the indorsement of every | member of the House. The legislative | committee of the National Association is | exerting every effort in the interests of the bill, and it is iikely to become a law at 1he nextsession. The_liccal committees are hard at work preparing for the convention. At the headquarters of the committee, at the Baldwin Hotel, yesterday, animation and nctivity were the rule. Last evening the committee moved into the parlors of the liotel, where open house wiil be held dur- ing the convention. There will be a side- board conveniently located, st which Cali- | fornia ! quids, dispensed with California | generosiiy, will be constantly on tap for | the delectation of the visitors. Beveral delegations arrived in the City yesterday, including ihose from Los An- geles, Portland and Pomona. A commit- tee of three, consisting of Frank E. Smith, chairman of the general committee of ar- rangements; Conrad Trieber, secretary, and Charles A. Wisewell, will go to Sacra- mento to-night and remain there until to- morrow, when the Eastern special, carry- ing 400 delegates, wiil arrive. The train will be met at the Sixteenth-street station in Oakland by the reception committee and escorted across the bay The finance committee met yesterday af- | Evening | ca director: ternoon and reported about _$6000 on hand in cash and subscriptions. This fallsshort about $2000 of the sum counted upon by the committee, but efforts will be made to collect a portion if not all of that sum to-day. s The badge of the local delegates is a work of art. It is of blue satin, with gold braid and tassels. The badge is about eight inches long and two inc '»s wde. It is crested with a pretty medailion bearing the wora, ‘delegate,” and from it is a beavy zolden bear. The inscription is as foliows: *‘Delega'e Golden Gate Brench No. 214, N. A. L. C, San Francisco, 189 The iccul commitiees are as foilows: Committee of arrangements—Frank E. th (chairman), Courad Trieber (secretary), omas C. Fiunegan (treasurer), I C. Levy wncial secretary), H. F. Logaui, A. F. Bates, s Seeburst, T. J. Muilins, R! 8 Logan, L F. Nuuau, R. M. Roche, H. M. Locke, H. B. Cooicy, Charles de La Fontaine, Joseph Me- Giil, Thomas Nixon, L. E. Boiviu, CLarles A. Wisew. 1, I). F. Dougherty, George W. Yost, R. H. Morse, George H. Swift, H. Schaefor, B. F. Wigginton, M. G. Ott, M. C. Lorigan, Hugh Willis, Joh'n O'Connor, A. F. Goetze. Executive committec—Frank E Smith, chair man; Conrad Trieber, secretary; Thomas C. Finnegan, treasurer; J. S. Suliivan, R. M Reche. Finance—J. §. Sullivan, chairman; L C. Le- vey, Thomas Nixon, D. F. Dougherty, R. M. Roche, Charles Seeburt. Transportation —R. M. Roche, chairman; George H. Swift, Thomss Mullins. John 0’Con- nor, M. G. Ott. 3 Souverii and badges—Frank E.Smith, chair- man; Thomas C. Finnegan, H. B. Cooley, Con- rad Trieber. Invitation and reception—L. E. Boivin (chairman), A. E. Goetze, L. F. Nunan, A. F. Bates, R. M. Roche, M. C. Lorigan, T. J. Mui- lins, George W. Yost, John O'Connor, B.F. Wigginton, George H. Swilt, Charles de la Fontaine, M. G. Ott. Hotels and halls—Charies A. Wisewell (chairman). George W. Yost. R S. Logan, L. F. Nunan, B. F. Wigginton, A. F. Bates Entertainment—Geo: W. Yost (chairman), L'F. Nunan, H. M. Locke, H. F. Logan, L. E. Boivin, D. F. Dougherty, H. Schafer, L C. | Levey, Joseph McGill, Charles A. Wisewell, George H. Swift, Conrad Trieber. Banquet—H. F. Logan (chairman), R. M. Roche, B. F. Wigginton, J. L. Sullivan, Conrad Trieber. Press and sneakers—R. H. Morse.(chairman), aries A. Wisewell, H. Schafer, George W. b ¢ Printing—I. C. Levey (chairman), H. J. Wiills, Thomas Nixon, M. C. Lorigan, M. G ott, Decorations and parade—Joseph McGill (chairman), H. J. Wiilis, A. F. Bates, E. D. Finley. Ladies’ Auxiliary—Conrad Trieber (chair- man), H. Schafer, L. E. Bolvin, H. F. Logan, | B. F. Wigginton, Charles de ia Fontaine, A. E. Goetze. Postmaster Montague yesterday ad- dressed a circular to all the branch post- offices in this City requesting the carriers to parade in full uniform next Monday. A meeting of the Letter-carriers’ Con- vention Association was held in Judge de Haven courtrecom lasu nignt with John L. Meares in the chair. Reports of commiitees were considered. The parade committee reported that the procession would form at Second ant Market streets at 2:30 p. M. on Monday. The parade will be made up of the different Poustotlice stations arranged in alphabetical order, carts, carriages, bands, etc., in the foliowing order: Piatoon coutaining the Governor, FPostmaster. Mayor and others; New York letter-car- riers’ band, color bearer, Honorary Presi- dent John L. Meares, Grand Marshal E 'werd D. Finley and the following aids: John J. Maber, station D; Robert Morse, station A; Thomas Mahoney, station C; G. Calder, main office; E. J. Scuneider, station D; local carriers in uniiorm; mounted collectors in mail carts; San ¥ cisco Letter-arriers’ band, and Eastern carrier: he line of march will be as follows: Secona and Market streets, along Market street to Golden Gate avenue, to Van Ness avenue, 10 Geary street, countermarching on Van Ness avenue to Market, where the procession will be dismi-sed. The programme committee reported the following: Opening exercises at 03d Fellows’ Hall at 8 o'elock Monday evening; trip to Chinatown, 11 P M. Tuesasy- Morning and afternoon s-ssions. Tne Cnutes; trip to Chinatown; ad- President ' J. N. Parsons: -Trip ough Calitornia,” by Inspector Jumes W. win, with stereopticon views—0dd Fellows' Hall. Wednesday—Morning _and afternoon ses- sions. Evening: Tue Chutes; irip to China- town and visit to the Hopkins Institute of Art. Thursday—State holidey; picture of dele- gates to be taken on Mint s.eps a19 A. M.; bus excursion to the Presidio, Cliff House and dress by 1 park; visit to Olympic Club'on return. Even- ing. banquet at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Friday—Morning, afterzoon and evening sessions, with trip to Chinatown at 11 P. X Saturday—Morning session; visit to the Union Iron Works at 1:30 P. M. Evening, Mechanics’ Pavilion. Sunday—Excursion to snd barbecue at Santa Cruz. The arranzemenss for the excursion to Santa Cruz on Sunday a week were com- pleted. It was decided to stop en route at the Big Trees. COFFEE IN HAWAIL Professor Swing of Oberlin College Reports Its Culture Now Only in Its Infancy. A. T. Swing, professor of theology in Oberlin College, at Oberlin, Ohio, arrived here Wedne-day in the Australia from Honolulu and took the evening overland for his home in the East. He went to the islands partly for recreation and partly to make a careful study of the coffee industry and its prospects. He spent several weeks examining coffee lands on the different islands, He says that coffee cuiture is only in its infaney in Hawaii, and that there are great areas of land well adapted to coffee, but not yet vlanted. He is emphaticully in favor of annexation, and believes that it wouid greatly promote the culture of coffee. The 1slands themselves he locks upon as a valuable acquisition for commercial and | naval purposes in the event of the com- pletion of the Nirarazua canal SAN FRANCISCO “CALL."™ BUBINESS OFFICE of the San Franclseo CArt— 710 Market street, Open unill 12 o'clock every Dignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 8:30 o'clock. ¥39 Hayes street. open until 9:30 o'clock. 615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. 8W, corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open antil 8 o'clock. 1243 Mission street: open antil 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street open untfl 9 o’clock. 167 Ninth street; open until 9:50 o'clock. 1505 Polk street: op-n until 9:30 o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentuel $treets: oven till § o'ciock. - CHURCH NOTICES. CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church. Mission st.. bet. Sixth and Sev- Rev. K. E. Dille, D.D.. pastor: R V. Watt, Suncay- 00l superintendent: J.J. Morris, musi- H. M. Bosworth, oreauist The pastor wili p each at 11 A 3 «nd 7:45 P ». Morn- ing subject, rist. Our Passover.” Evening suvject, -\ hat Care r?’ a sermon to young men. Sunday-school 1 P. M. Bibie classes for adults. Kindergarien for liitle foiks Young people’s meeting 6:30 P. M. All are welcome. Open ses sion of Quarterly Conference, with reports for the | year, Friia: evening next. HOWA KD-STKEET METHODIST E copal Church, bet. Second and Third two biocks from Palice Hotel—Rev. W. W. Case, D.D.. pastor; Mariin Schuliz musical dir cior: Dr. Hay, -unday-school superintendent. Special music to-morrow evening. Hours of public serv- ices. 11 A M. and 7:45 P. M.: ~unday-school at 12: prayer-meeting Wednesiay evenin: av 7:45: Epworth league, 6:45 Sunday evening. Moraing_semon by Rev. K. S. Marshull, evan- elist. Evening subjec:, farewell adiress by the reuiring pastor before all the societies of the church. E5 , FAEST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Church, Golden Gate ave. and Poi< st.— Rev. M. M. Gibson. D.D., pastor ~ervices at 11 A. M and 7:30 P. M. Young People’s services at 6::0 p. M. Subject for evening: “Let Your Lizht Shine.” Cordial weicome (0 strangers. Seats free. £ CALIFORXIA-STREET METHODIST Episcopal Church, corner California and Broderick streeis—Rev. J. W. Phelps. pastor Morning service, 11 o’c'ock: subject ‘‘Heaven hvening service, 7:45 o'ciock: subjeci, “Hell Sexts free. LODGE NO. 169, F. M.—Cailed meeting ‘1 HIS (SATURDAY) e VENING at 7:30 0'clock. ‘Third degree. By order of the W. M. . D. BUNKER Secretary. of mounted police; carriages | SPECIAL NOTICES, THEY ARE CLOSING OUT DKESS EZ (Gois. corsets, hosiers. underw bed- spreads, towels, (able-covers, laces, embroidery, linings, trimminzs. veilings, etc., very cheap at Pior eer Dry-Goods Store, 105 Fifth st. MRS, DR. FISH, 86% GEARY, ROOMS &) 1 ¥: electriclan: aiconol Turkish baths; without a rival = MME MIRANDA, ELECTRIC AND vapor baths. Room 51, 1122 Market st. 1000 BUSIN ESs CARDS $150, 25 VIs- B iy cards 26e. TILL, 2234 Geary st FAD TENANTS EJLCTED FOR $4 collections made: ity or country. FPacific Collection Co. 415 Montv s room 6: tel. 5580. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. MPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (iel. Main 5382), furnishes best belp of all nutiora'ities \V ANTED — BY STEADY COMPETENT woman; will ao housework: good cook and laundress: nice to chidren or sick people; refer- encs. Address M. C., 79 Jessie st, bet, First and Second. EITABLE YOU G LADY WISHES TO serve elderly lady: companion or attendant: will make herseif usefui: small waces; no objec- tion Lo country ; references. N. U., box 62, Call. OMAN, WITH DAUGHIER 16 YEARS oid, walits housew ors and cooking: o wash- ith chiluren: W | ing: girl 15 good hand ferred. clty pre- 7OUNG AND ATTRAUTIVE GERMAN GIRL desires o secure & bousekeeper’s position in hotel; widowers or bachelor’s home preferred. 223 Post st., room 11, second floor. Yogxe LADY DESIRES POSITION AS cook, seamstress, or to ¢0 second work in & pri- vate family. Aduress REV. MR, ANDERSON, 1508 Goiden Gate uve. | FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnea. PAINTER, GOuD TI AND PAPER- -- hanger. wishes to work for house-owners, by Cay or by job; aausfaction guaranteed. P. T., box 17, Call Oftice. ARDENER; MIDDLE-AGED SINGLE MAN would like @ place iu @ private family. Ad- dress i. 0. C, box 77, Call Office. HELP WANTED-—Continued. ERMAN GIKL WANTED FOR GENERAL housework in smail family. 1202 Pacfic 8- ANTED-TWO GIKLS FOR FURNISHED rooms. 41: Seventh, nr. Broadway, Oakland. JEXMAN GIRL IN SMALL FAMILY FOR seneral honsework, 3642 Twentieth st HELP WANTED-Continued. BUSINESS CHANCES. AN TO MAKE PARTY OF THEEE TO GO prospecting In_Callfornia; one with some knowledge of mining preferred. Man, box 89, Call Office. o CORNER SALOON; EXCELLENT B300. Geation: - private rooms: low rent; doing well-payivg trade; nicely fitted up: owner engaged in o.her business. M. LESS, 5 Fourth, XPERIENCED YOUNG MAN FOR POLISH- ing and making gas fixtures. 623 Golden Gate ave. j_ IR CLL =S CARDENKR WANTS SITUA- tlon; undersiands care of horse and carciag more for & home than wages; best references. F. B., box 83, Cull ITUAIION BY JEWISH YOUNG MAN meny year< experience in clothing lin smuil wages; best references; 4 weeks’ rervices gratis. C. L., box 123. Cail. PA\CH FOREMAN WANX L practical farmer and fruit-gro perience in this State; good reierenc Calliornian, box 16. th s office. Y UG MAN WaNTs SIIUATION: ANY kind of work; city or country: undersiands hurses. cows and zarien; can furnish references. Address J. A. MACDONALD, 214 Third st. 4 MAKKET ST._BRaNCH OFFICE OF 1H1 CALL: want ads and snbscriptions taken. ESPECTABLE MARRIED MAN, 24, DE- sires position; collector or driver: Is honest, sober; speaks German and English; best of refer- eices. A, S, 934 Howard st. MARRIED COUPLE, GEKMANS, EXPER M ‘enced in orchard, vineyard and farmuworl references. Acdress J. BRUHN, Verualis, Cal. S SITUATION: IS iong “ex- Aadress ERGINELR AND FIREMAN WANT SITUA- tlons in city or country; sawmill, ice factory orlaundry; good reference. A. COHEN, House and Delaware ave. MAS AND WIFE WITH GIRL WISH WORK on dairy farm; butter and cheese maker; will rent dairy or work on shares. Call 621 Callfornia. 15 LAKKIN—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE Ocean JXPERIENCED YOUNG GEKMAN GIRL | 4 \wants a managing nousexeeper's piace: city cr country; widower's home preferred. Koom 8. 207 rost st. CALL: :ubscrintions su. wanc ads taken. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST. NR Market: 200 rooms xbc to 31560 per nizh: £150 10 86 per week; convenlent and respectuble: iree bus and basgage 10 and from ihe ferry. YOUNG LAOY DESIRES A PERMANENT place as housekeeper: summer resort or widow- er's home preferred. Rooms 4 and 5, 234 O'Far- rell st. PANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES position as hnu‘ekeeg:r for bachelor or elder y gentieman. Apply 906 Market, rm. <2, afternoon. STRANGRLR. WISHES TO WORK in small private family for her M, box 60, ADY, 4 mornjngs board. addr 7 1DOW y WISE Keeper or will dv piain sewing; Fourthst. 116 Six h st, room . JXPERIENCED LADY’S NURS Uposition: confinement or otherwise; reasonable. Appl. Nurse, 426%e Huyes st AS HOUSE- late of 131 HELP WANTED-FEMALE. JXPE 1 NCED OPERATOKS ON FLANNEL shirts and underwear at GREENEBAUM, WEIL & MiCH} 1,'S, 531 Mission st. 124 P LEVENTH — TOUNG GIRL FOR —';‘ ilght h usework; German preferred; $10 & month. G FINISHERON COATS, $9 PER WEEK. 812 Brusu st., Uakiand. Vlo ' LOANKD ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- IMes jewelry. sealskins. Uncle Harris, 16 Grant av TOUNG GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK and cooking. Cail forenoon, 1628 =utter. ERMAN GIRL FOR HOUSEWOUKK, 1803 Devisalero st., cor. of Bu-h. IRL FOR HOUSEWOKK. APPLY BET. 9 and 12 at 2114 Gree st. KANCH OFFICE OF THE « ALL 167 NINTH SL: want ads and subscripiions taken. ] EARN DRESS AKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiving \he xo d medal: patterns 1o order 26c. MCDOW KLL’S, 103 Post st. $15. Barser WANTED TO-DAY. CALL 602 Clay st. B \RBER WANTED FOR SATURDAY AND Goun BARBER. 224 ELLIS ST. Suuday. 426 Lroadway. BAKBER—F!BST CLASS. 204 NINTH ST. ARBER WANTED. 504 BRYANT ST. 9 A M ARBER FOR SATURDAY ANDSUNDAY. 50214 ~econd st. 00D BAKBER rOR SATURDAY AND Sunday. Modern, 34 rourth st W ANTED - BARBER FOR SATURDAY, 105534 Folsom st. 00D BARBER FOR SATURDAY. G MEsion st cor. Fourth. TANTED—GOOD BARBER. 1511 MARKET ‘ st., bet. rlevénth and Tw: 1fth. 797 £1100. BOT-L IN A LIVELY COUNTRY &1 . town; #0 rooms well Hfurnished: old / established house: rent only $50 per month: do- ing « profitable business; house always filled with g00d, stea ly patrons, aiso well-payins transient business. M. LES=, 5 Fourth st. L4 () SALUON ON UNE OF 1HE BEST K450, streets, one blrck north of Market; well fitted: doine & fine busine-s: worth $800. M. LS, 5 Fourth st. $‘.75O SALON BUSINESS: FIN'" PLACE S FOR ALAMEDA, $15, $20; COOK ) und downstairs, small family, $18: girl for Fresno, 2 in tamily, $20, see party here: seco d girl, city. $16: 10 young giris 10 assist, $12, $16: pantry girl, $15: 16 girls for housework, $16, $20. C. R HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st TERMAN SECOND GIKL, 820. G R. HAN- SEN &CO., 108 Geary si. TIDOW WOULD LIKE HOUSEWORK OR plain sewing and menaing. Call for 3 duys at 821 Mission st., room 3. ADY ACCOUNTANT AND COPYIST WISH- 4 es office work of some kind. Address B. O., box 6., Call. | POSITION WANTED BY KEFINED YOUNG | L'iudy in an office, a store, or as copyist. Address G., b x 99, Call. 10 GO AS DKE-8- Address M., box 14, Cal maker’s apprentice. | 3 OUNG GEEMAN GIRL W2 wages § TS POSITION Call 124 Eighth. ©DISH GIRL DESIRES S TUA- AN “tion as cook or to do general housework in- American fumily: has first-class reference. Ad aress A. B., box 50, Cail. MERICAM FAM- & CO., 108 Geary. RSEGIRL, $15: N E FOR pursegirl and sew, § C R HANSEN & CU., 108 Gerry st JCOND FOR COUNTRY, SEE PARTY here, $20. C. R. HANSKN & CO, 108 Geary. GIRL FOR PALO ALTO, SMALL FAMILY, see party here, $20. C. B HANSEN & (0. 108 Geary st VHAMBERMAID AND WAIT: CITY; $18. C. / R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st KSTAURAN | WAITRESS; $4 TO 86 C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. YIRL, COUNTRY, $25; ( IRL. EDDY ST., T $25; glil Jackson st ; girl, Buchanan e $20: girl, Bioderick st.. $70: girl, Pa.e st., NG AS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. IRLTO /0 SKCOND WORK AND SLEEP home. £12. MISS CULLIN, 823 Sutter st. G \, LAUN Dkt 8 IN PRIVATE FAMILIES, nd Freuch second giris, $20; mily. no wash, £30 to $35; 3 le. hotel waitress, $:0. cuok, Loardiug-house, »25; chumbermaid, assist waiting, $20; pancry girl, $20, and a great ¥ iris to fili our numerous situa’ions in ciy and couniry. J. F. CKOSKTT & LO., 316 Sutter. {TRUNG YOUNG WOMAN, KITCHEN WORK ) in an institution, §15 10 $20; women for house- work, Wooiland, Vacaville and other piaces MUKRA: & RraLY, Leading Employment Agents, 63:-636 Clay st. OUSE IRL, .25 SMALLFAMILY; HOUSE- girl, 2 in family, no washing, $20; ¢\ ok, $¥0; secona girl, $16. ‘girl, light work, $15. MKS! NORTOA, 516 Sutter st. $25: SKE LADY AT 9 NORTON, 815 Sutter st. AU.DRESS: o'cl.cx. MRS, FIOUSEEREPER KOP OVER 30 Y6 ARS 0.d fur country. MRS. LAMB.CRT, 417 Pow- ell street. 1IRLS OF 4LL NATIONALITIES TU FILL G 'vatious positions. MRS, LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. IKLTO TAKE CARE OF 2 CHILDREN 3 and 6 years; must haye education; one who can speak French or German preferred; refereuce required. \all ~a.urday afternoon and Sunduy muroing, 816 Sutier st OUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED LADY TO AS- sist in teaching arithmetic one hour in evening in exchange for nsiruction In shurthand, book- keeping, etc. G. H., box 113, this office. 'NE,\T GIRL, FROM 13 TO 16 YEARS OLD, to do_ight housewors aud assist with baby. Call be: 8and 9 a. . at 349 Grove st. (GIRL 11 uR 12 YEARS OLD, WARTED near “an Jose: family of 2: no childzen. ad- dress U. H. BRY ANT, Willlams road, San Jose. ANTED—GIRL FOR GENEKAL HOUSE- work: must be a zood cook; referencus re- quired. Call at 2614 Scott st. (GBL T0 b0 LIGRT HOUSEWORK; SLELP J home; family of 3. Call atter 1 o'clock at 181114 Guerrero st W ANI£D—GOOD, KXPERTENCED NURSE- sirl for pair of bupies; good wages; refer- ences’ 1123 Laguna st.; call bet. 8 and 1% W ANTED_GIKL 10 TAKE CARE OF IN- fant: wages $15; must be good seamatress. Call at 1707 Octavia st. 100D PANTS-FINISHER WANTED AT 373 Natoma st. TOUNG GIKL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK: %in 1umily. 14)6B O’Farrell st.; $10. OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL housework. 1630 Post st RD—YUUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH ework. 937 HalLhl st. J AN’ ho jeculons 1o couniry. Addres. 817 Third st. (, 90D ALL-ROUND ECONUMICAL SIRICT- ! 1y aober cook wants a sveady joo, or will go in partuership. Address Cook, box 28, Call Office. 1ENTLEMAN SPEAKI G AND WRITING German, Spanish. Freach and &nglish wishes vosition as officeman or salesman: moderate salary Address A. B., box 44, Cali Office. JTRL APPRENTIC: WANTeD. Shoe Company, 139 First st. PACIFIC / HOLESALE HOUSE OR OTHERWISE BY energetic, carefui man, used Lo work; account- ant i necessary permanency more desiruble thun high salary. Addiess ¥. F., box 19. Call, (3U0D. STADY MAN WITH KEXPERIKNCE on cake and pastry wants positiun as helper: city or country. . (%, box 69, Cail. ANTED—A GIRL FOR LIGHI' HOUSE- G in diviug-room. 1830 Haight st. work. Call bet. 8 and 2, 334 Geary st. IRL FOR SECOND WORK. CALL BEFORE "UTEUNG WOMAN TO WAIT ON INVALID < througa night. 803 Page st. 20-ITION WANTED AS WAITER, BAK- tender or dr.ver by stesdy man. 31 Freelon st. 00D VESTMAK£R: ALSO AN APPRE: tice. Apply immediately, 6 Eddy, room 120. G2 50152 Goton Gate e, JRL FOR CHAMBERWOKK AND AsSIST OUNG GIRL T0 ASSIST WITH CHILDREN and light housework. 4.7 Fuiton st dishwasher, £26 and room; 10 dishwashers, coun- try places. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. 75 TEAMSTERS AND LABORERS TO GO north; steady work. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. 1 WAITERS, $20 AND ROOM: 5 YOUNG men o wait some, $10 and room: 8 waiters, %5, 862 d $7 a week: 3 lunch and dinner waiters, £30, ete : 5 waiters, ;wacer barand lunch, $25, elc MA Market st. ROILr R $9 A WEEK: COOK. COUNTRY, £40 and room: cook, country, $45 and room. MARTIN & Cu., 749 Market st. MAKEER AND DISTRIBCTOR LAUNDRY. M MARTIN & Co., 749 Market st. arly. hAKER ND PA TRY COCK. $50: CALL IRST-CLASS PORTER FOR BAL BER-SHOP. 214 Mason st. TRONG BOY TO LEARN CARRIAGE blacksmithing; references. F. C.,box 125.Call. and doing big bu siness: owner b ears; sell. STENBEKG & GO, o5 aerokar i muss NEOF THE LEADING RESTAURANTS IN Oakland: cleuring $200 monthl, owner leav- T)ISHWASHER AND GO.D SHORT-ORDER cook. Address Cook, box 83, Call Office. JEAMEN FOR EUKOPE, AUSTRALIA AND Alaska. 904 Kearny st, upstalrs. JHOTOGRAPHER WANTED. CALL 12 TO 1, CUTBERTH, Goiden West Hotel. ANDEKSON & CO., 777 Marketst. ing: bargain. GBOCEI\V~STORE FOR SALE IN GOOD LO- cation: will give £00d leas.: estabiished for & number of years. Apply to I. P. RIORDAN, 632 Market st F150. ners: dTvinsmnd! $30: will stand investigation RESTAURANT DOING GOOD BUSI- furnisbed; rent 1309 Castro st. 7 ANTED—BOY BETWEEN 18 AND 16 TO peddle fruit. Apply 828 Albama st OY IN BLACKSMITH SHOP WHO HAS worked at the trade. 2423 Mission st. PPRENTICE ON COATS; PAID WHILK learning, 516 Geary st. b (40P BOOTBLACK WANTED FOR BAR- ber-shop; steady. 1048 McAllister st. ARTNKR WANTED WITH CAPITAL TO incrense a well-established business. For par- ticulars cal at 8 Mason st., cor. Market, from 1 10 (399D 8aLoo: 2 from Call buliding; sickness i iy ana make ofier 104 ihird st " @Y see v TOUNG GERMAN GIRL, SPEAK sod French, wants pariier. R.2,111 Geary. ELIABLF BUSINESS (BAKERY): WITID or without route. Call 444 iayes st [JOTEL ASD BAR 10 R AND FURNI. ture tor sale. hotel 50 rooms; in Potrero, near Uniou Iron Works. Address U. L, box 95, Call. | W OUNG LADY WANTS GENTLEM AN PART ner; smal capita. Room 2, 12Uy, Geary st. SPANISH £ RANCHHANDS, 20, "'TC.; SEE PARTY O here. MALTIN & CU., 749 Market . AN AND WIFE FOR RANCIH, 835, ROOM, board, etc. MARTIN & CO., 7.9 Market st. early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. ANTRYMAN, $20 AND RUOM. MARTIN - & CO.. 749 Markec st. 3 MORE LABOREKS, $35 AND BOARD: call early. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st 4r o $10, 80UP, GERMAN SHOEMAKER CAN - havs long lease on best shop in &t Helena. Address C. E. DAVIS, St. Helena, Cal. , ARBERS, ATITENTION —OLD-ESTABLISH- ! ed barber-shop, just vacated, for rent, cheap. 251 Sixth st / AN T KD—MEN 10 LEAKN BARBER trade: shops, tools. posivlons furnished: & TTER-MAKER, $30, BOARD, ETC. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Marset st. N FOR LIVERY-STABLE. MARTIN & 749 Marke. st. AN AND WIFE, STEAM LAUNDRY, YA country. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. 1’8 “FREE,” “FREE" “FAR OTFARE aavanced”), but “free.” “Iree’ We want 150 mien to build a new rairoad throagh the zold mining reglons in Californla; laborers, teamsters, pickmen, driliers, etc.. wages paid 81 75, $2, 82 25 per day: we ship duily on this wreal job. MUKRAY & READY, Leading Employment Axents. 634-636 Clay st. 9?‘/‘ MEN WA .TED TO-DAY-S85 LABOR- { | ers, teamsters, ity and countrs jobs,31 75, 81 60, £1 50 and per montk brard; t0 wood- choppers, $2 60 cord: 20 shingle-bolt makers, 30 tie mak: rs, 8 csnts each: 10 labrers company work. MURRAY & ReADY, 634-636 Clay st ARPENT:R, CIIY,$250 A DAY: 8 LABOR- ) ers, cl°y, $1 75 -lay, company job, board home: 40 farme:s, orchard and viueyard ha: ds, $26, »25 and $20, come and select a steady farm job; sta- bleman.” city, $35 brick-molders, $ 50 a day: haybaters, 3 milkers. MURRAY & KREADY, 834-636 Clay 8. FIRST NATIONAL BANE—WE WANT FOR their ranch 20 good men to pick all kinds of fruit, gr_pes, etc., work in packing and drying houses, $23 per month and found: tare 75 cents about 3 pionths’ job: 3 farmers aud wives, $36, £40,$25 and found. MURRAY & READY, 634- 6 8'lay st. weeks required. S. k. Barber College, 18814 Eightn, VW ANTED—AGENTS, :20 TO $25 A WEEK sure Lo workers: 1o capital needed :new goods; new plan: seils at sight: every family needs ic. Household Spec. Co., box 424, Cincinnatl, Ohi . ARBELS PROTECTIVE UNION: BAR- bers' Association of the Pacific Coast; frec em- ployment Ullice. S. FUCHS, Sec’y, 325 Grant ave. D27 s S ERASE OFFICE OL{ LTHECALL; WAL als mud subSCTIpUODS takon. W ASTED—FIRST-CLASS CANVASSER ON custom shirts and clothing: good terr.tory estab.isued trade. THOS. k. KENT, 597 Mission. JXPHRIENCED MEDICINE LECTURE 1or Eacific Remedy « ompany’s big tent show No. 3 Audress P. R. (., box .0, Call. 'l()(, FOR FURNISHED ROOMN;: 2 ENT TO TAKE ORDERS FOR PRINTIN X 519 Filbert st. MEN W ANTED — EXPERIE: ter. 1208 Maraet st NiOFEY LOANED O DIAMONDS WATCI: Vi es, jeweIry,senlskins’ Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav S ED KNIFE-CUT- HOKMAKER-SHOF, CHE + P: GOOD PLACE; owner geing East. 182 Bush's . RANCH OF FICE UF THI CALL, 167 NINTH sL.—Want uds and subsciiptions taken. OSEDALF, 821 ELLIS ST., NK. TAYLOR— 100 rooms, 26¢ niglit: #1 week: reading room P.R R AND S J.V. R. B. GIVE US special ra es to piaces we ship our men MURRAY & READY, 634 and 630 Clay st. to. —§ 3 MORE GRAPE-PICKERS, MEN AND €03 voys, wauted trom 830, $25 aud §23 per month rnd found for different counties; also 10 work in wine-cellars, packing-houses, etc.: fares reduced by S P. and %, J. V. K L. for us. MUR- RAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. JECKUL1S WANTED FOR TH# UNITED \ States marine corps, United Siates navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared their intention to become such; must be of good chur- scier and habits and abie t0 speak. read and write KEngiish, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For furiher information apply at the . DISHWASHERS, $20 AND §15 AND 6 found: i waiters: 5 cooks 3 ranch cooks MURDAY & READY. 634 and 836 Cluy st. 1COND COOK, $55: BAKER AND PASTRY cook, $40: nightcook, $26: 3 lunch and din- dishwashers; potwaster, §:0; saloon porter, $20; bellboy for springs; and others. C. R HAASEN & ¢, 108 Geary st. 30 EXTRA WAITERS: CALL EARLY. G R. HANSEN & CU., 108 Geary st. £.() GRAPE-PILCKERS, DU board: reduced tare. 108 Geary st. ERMAN BARTENDER WHO CAN DRAW steam beer, $3 & day. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. JQ MORE BOYS AND MEN TO P'CK Al- 18 monis ¢’k HANSEN & CO, 108 Geary. 150 rates; no offi-e fe day. C. R HAN S ner waiters, 3 30 $1 A DAY AND C. R. HANSEN & CO,, MEN WITH RAILROAD FARE WHO want to work plcking grapes: reduced we hire tc-day and ship Jion- KN & CO.,108 Geary st. 7 ANTED—-RANCH BLACKSMITH,STEADY job. $35 and found: 2 ranch teamstérs, $26: 4 farmbands, $20: 10 woodchoppers, 4-foot wood, $1 25 per cord, touls and provisions advanced, £00¢ cabins 01 the ground; thisis a good la “cut: § woodchopper ., Sonoma County, 81 16 and $1 16: grape-pickers, fruit-picaers, hop-pickers, cooks and wal ers; d.shwasher for institution near city, $15, and oth -rs. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay. W ANIED—FOR >ANTA CLARA VALLEY, 20 men and boys to pick peaches, plums and grapes for large compay, a: $20 80' per monih an. board; this job is guaranteed first class in every respect and will Iast about 2 months. W. D. BWEK & C0,, 626 Clay st recruiting oftice, 20 Kilis st., San Francisco, Cal. " TANTED—-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO A your feet at the same price you buy ready- made ones, jrom $1, 82, $3, §4 and 35, at 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. 27 MONTGOMuRY CORNER OF CLAY— Oz Upen unti 9:50 oclock: branch ofice ot the Call: subscriptions and want ads. taken. OUMS, 156 70 76c PER NIGHT: 500 4V al 80 per week. Oriental, 226 Drumm st INE MEN'S CALF SHOES, $175: TO OR- der, $250; halt-soling, 25¢ un. 959 Howard QAILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN wanted at LANE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. QINGLE ROOMS 10c AND 15¢ NIGHT, 75¢ Dand #1 week Lindeil House, Sixth and Howard. 4 MARKEY ST—_BRANCH OKFICK OF CaLL: want als and subscriptions taken. NEW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 703 Ml sion st.,bet. 3d and 4th—Single room- per night, 10c to 5Ce; per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to_morning calls; open all night. J1EHO HOUSE, 86334 MAKKET ST.—ROOMS 20c. 25¢ to 5Uc might: $1 to $2 week. 339 aken. 5000 BAIRS-ANOTHER LOT OF MEN'S b shoes: been sli:htly damaged: at less than one-fourth their vaiue: from 28c to $2 50. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Second. IHE BAYES Sl—BRANCH UFFICKE OF THE CALL MLSCPUOUS 8L WS ads c night; $1 25 week up. Saratoga, 118 Sixth. )5 FRUIT - S!1OR GOOD TR. S; $1ZD. sy wbngons Apaly this ofica, M ONEY LOANED UN DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harris 15 Grant av OUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentleman par:uer. 9 Poweil, room 8, 2d fioor. "OR SALE—ENTIRELY NEW CAR BRAKE, K nd wheel brake, working independent of ench other; ow.ier Is withont funds to introduce same. Aadress FRANK BORGE, Call Office, Vakland. FINE_CHANCE FOR SOME ONE WHO wants £001 business with comfortable 1ving in it; stationery. cigars, news ugency ; at & bargain; ch aprent. D., box 124, Cali Office. 48()(), BESTAURANT ANDS FURNISHED « rooms: doing biz business: must be s0ld this week ou_ac ount of owner going to Ku- rope. Inquire Call Office. JESTAURANT: DAILY RECEIPTS $i5; \ seliing on account of departure for Alaska, | Apply this office. T.00. QALOON, STOCK AND FIXTURES; MUST W sell: make offer. Apply Call Office. JRUIT AND PRODUCE BUSINESS; CHEAP. Apply 413 Larkin st. GOOD BUSINESS, WITH FURNI- ture of 3 rooms: rent §15. 702 Larkin. 1 S\I.Ul)s FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. IN- | O quire 1791 Seventh st., Oakland. | 7 AKERY FOR SALE_FINE LOCATION; IN ! "Ouxland: with hoy and wagon and nice | family trade: ony $600. Apply st Reid’s Home | Bakery, 801 Sax Pablo ave., Oakland. RUGSTORE: COK. OF HOWARD AND Twenty-tourth st<.: sealed bids close Sept. 11. 3. N. FEATHE 1.STON, assignee, 58 First st. VHICKEN AND DUCK RANCH :FORSALE. E eventh ave. and J st ~outh ~an Francisco. 15(). COMPLETE BAKERY OUTFIT FOR U, sale: rentreduced. 712 Valencia st. (JUPPER RIVER, ALASKA_ADVEKTISIR U has purchased vesse : wishes 20 more men to join expedition: fare $-00, including 1 year's pro- visious: 1000 ibs. exira freizht allowed free; salis Sepi 10. For particulars address room 201, 328 Montzomery st.. %, F. 21 P IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY hed 23 years; in large mining town owners have other interests. Address Lakery, box 6U, Call Office. ALF-IN:EREST SWINDLES, FRAUDS, etc.. prosecuted: ex-United Btates Attorney: offices 91-2, 305 Larkin st cor. McAlllster; ad- vice free. FTER DKALING IN GENERAL MER- chandise 20 years in this town I desire to seil out and retire. Apply 10 WM. WADSWORTH, Rio Vista, Cal 100D-PAYING HOTEL BUSINESS; LONG- T established; half interest $500: whole $1000. Address Cosmopolitan Hotel, Petaluma. $80 ONE OF THE OLDEST-ESTAB « lished butcher-shops in the city. K. B.- box 7, Call Office. MEAT MARKET: GOOD BARGAIN, $100. NearYs Hayes st. CRTLAND AGENCY LHIS PAPEE. IN- quire tnis oftice vrai 138 Third sw, Portsad, Grezon. -_— LODGING-HOUSES. 9 BOOMS, ALL RENTED, ONLY. 23 rooms, sunny corner..... 12 rooms. on Golden Gate ava., fine 14 rooms, oa Fourth st Other bargains. H. 45(), ZEROUM HOUSE, 32 BEDS: RENT OU. $30; rooms all rented. DECKEK, : 450 DECKER, 1020 Market. T,UT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOKS FROM 25C 4 up to $1 20. 662 Diission st., vet. Ist and d. ANTED TOCOLLECE WASES DUE LA BOR- ersaclerks KNOX Coilection Agey, 110 Suttee. ANTED—G# 00M FOR RACKHORSES FOR firsi-class stock iarm: Short distance in country: $20 per month aud found: position steady. W. DL EWER & C 626 Clay st. W ANTED—2 APPLE-PACKERS FO& LONG job In =anta Cruz Couny: $26 a month and found. W. D. EWER & Cu., 626 Clay st ANTED ~ 26 GRAPE- PICKERS FOR first-ciuss vineyard company; zood long j b a0d no Sunday work: 75¢c per day and board; call early. W.D. EWER & CO., 626 Clay st W ANTED-BRIGHT BOY OF SOME ELU- cation, living with parents 1n city, to tend to a first-class cigar-store and learn the business: ref- erences requized : sx.ary $5 a week to start. W. D, EWER & CO., 626 Ciay st k! 2 D — TAILOR. COUNTRY SHOP; sweet-wine maker, $75 and found: boy for grocery, $10 a d fouund: woodchoppers, 80c to 81 curd’ grauite.cutiers, $2 to §3 duy, and others. Apply to J. F. CR SEL1 & L0, 628 Sacramento, W ASTRD-_10 FRUIL-PICKERS, 7c DAY. and found, lonz job; jarmers, $20: tesmaters, #1 70 d o $1 60. Apply to J. F. CKQ-ET' & CC., 628 Sucramento st. ANTED—FRY COOK, $40: BAKEK AND W Dastry cook: seco d cook and baker, couniry: night cook and waier for country. 35 and found: res.aurant cook, country. $40 and founa: restauranc aud hotel waiters: paniryman; porter dishwasher, couutry hotel. $20. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & Cu., 316 Sacramento s'. LABORERS FOR MILI, $27 AND BOARD 110 7610 1 borers tor woods, 820 and 826 ana bonrd. aud fare advanced: 4 grape-pickers, two wonths’ work, $:6 and board: ranch carpenter; ranch olickymith, $30; cellarman; winemaker:. German gardener, $25: lumber taiiyman. $50 ana found: farmer ana wite, 850; farmbands, $15 and $.0: cook and dishwasner. '$30 and $15: dish- washer, country.$15. K. 1. WARD & C0., 608 and v10 Clay st. ANTED—GERMAN COUPLE FOR COUN- try hotel, man as barkeeper, “ife as walt- ress, #40: French barkeeper, $40, city, etc. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockton W AATED—EAKLY THIS MORNING SE:- ond cook for restaurant, $40. ANDRE, 308 Stockton st. UTLER; $26. MISS CULLEN, 828 SUTTER atreet. KRSONS WANIED TO HANDLE THE Crown Ice Perfume: ageunts are making £3 to 5 per day: no talking necessary: send 10c for u.ll‘pladlnﬂ ecure territory early. Lock box 251, Ua.iand. [PLUSTWORTHY PERSONS TO TRAVEL for .esponsible house: salary $780 and ex- renses. reference: inciuse self-adare-sed stam ped enve.ope. Dominion Compauy, Chicao. MAN AS PORTER—MUST UNDERSTAND Laking cuie of 8 couple of horses . ni wagon; Do driving wented: married Ger: ferred. M. Q. vox 35, Call Office. P RY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST., BE- jow Sixih, for a room: “5c a night: #1 a week. ADIES SHOES, SOLING, :bo: MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repalring dons ut half the usual price. 562 Mission st bet. lstand Zd. W ISCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD 8L, NR Market: 300 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room: iree 'bus and bazgage 10 and from the ferry. . $IMON WANTS 100 MEN TOGET BOTTLE . beeror wine bc; best rree lunch. 643 Clay. ANTED—_LABORERS AND MECHANICS 10 know that Ed Rolkin. Reno House propris- tor, sull runs Denver House, 217 Third st.: i34 isrge rooms: 25c per nignt: $1 10 $3 per week. AGENTS WANTED. W ANTED — WELL-DRES-ED MALE AND female agents. 505 Larkin st. GENTS WANTED FOR MEDICATED wafers: positive safeznard; $1: aiso tonic soecific_for all female troubles: for home use. DR AND MES. Wi GuNKR, 526 * ddv 8- ——————————————————————— PARTNERS WANTED, st A A A A A~ 1,)DY¥ DESIRES LADY PARTNER IN RES- taurant: hasall furniture; $30 B, bex 4, Call Office. $ Sumaa ],ADY FROM THE kASI WISHES GENTLE- 4 man partner: no triflers. Room 15, 1118 Mrkt. e —————————————————————————— FLATS WANTED. W ANTED—FLAT OF 8 OR 4 RO\ ya'd, vear Fifths . H. L. box 50 Cart T ————————————————— ROOMS. WANTED. ANTFD—BY AN OLDISH MAN., W Address D.. box 39, Call. oo / ANTED—TO RENT A FURNISHED OF- with board. fice: central location; 1or2 ¢, POTTER, box 73 Coll witice” ~ k8. Address i e e S L PROPERTY WANTED. OT £600, OR HOUSE AN L wanted: -ash. B., box 39, ul?omu;: #1500, WANTED—HISCELLANEO'JS. [ ANTED—_TO BUY SAND WAGON, AD P Wi Son ey Building, 927 Maiket se. Ray Bullding and Manufacturing' Coinpany. % 1020 Market st. $200 ROAD HOUSE; FINE BAR! MAK- b . ing money. H. C. DECKEK, 1020 Market st. $3500. 1020 Market. } ODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE; RENT cheap. Inqurs at 16 East st.opp. Oskland Ferry, between the hours of 1 and 4 P . 1 6RBOOM HOUSE IX SAN JOSE for rooming-house. H.C. DECKER, KOOM~: BEST LOCATION IN CITY. FOR particu'ars address A. B. 1-, box 38, Call. FURNITURE FOR SALE. 1G BAKGAIN IN FURNITURE; SE out: going (0 Alaska. 8u6 Mission st LING ARE THE BESC .. 947 Market st FURNITURE WANTED. OUSKEHOLD JOHN K RANG MR K 1 URNITURE, STOVES CARPITS COUN- ¥ ters, showcases AND! 1181 Marks NDIANA AUCHIO. REMOVED 1013 Montgomery st.:hi 1. Davis 71 CARPET-CLEANINC (LY STEAM CARPEI-CLEANING WORRY Ueans, moves, ‘ays carpets. G. b EX Mgr.. 38 and 40 kighth st.: telephone South 230 HEN YuU BiCuMi Poor work send to SPA ULDING'S Pioneet Cac: Ppet-beating Works, §58-57 Tehama st.: tel. So. z vig,alter W ATTS,rellable carpet-c.eaning, renovig,a J works, 413 Mcallister. Tel Jessie S2L TG USIED WITH T RENOVATED LIKE ARPETS CLEA RE. LS. 298 new, J. McQUE = ADVANCE CARCET- Nixe 00, 403 (CLEANINS, so; Sutter; tel. Main 394. G \\'AL‘EON. prop. LAVING, 3c: KU SAM- Dlos Tree; tel. Jessie 944 Stration, 3 Eighth. v KENOYATED LIKE K onth 56 Mackincosh & Co. D, 453 Stevenson: A 0. VARPELS CLEA Dew. 23'Tenth; tei CARPE NING €O, ¥, MITCH: 1L CARPE B ¥ . SiMiSh deaning se. o yard: tel. Mis 74. CARrer- BaAlING WORaa ONKLIN 3 553 Goiden Gate ave Telephons Easi 1ud ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. > ‘E; m;oms LAWS A SPEC- G. W HOWE, atty atlew,850 Market, cor.Stockin. SHELL, REMOVED TO 1208 MAR- . fé:’-"-‘]ﬁeﬁﬁ ‘matters: collections ; advice free. 0 " XCHANGE—DENTAL WORK FOR Al NO. F. HANLON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 632 bicyele. Ohio Dental Pariors, 806 Market st N ket rooms 16 and 16, upp. Paiace Hotel. LD GULD, GOLD DUST, VICK FREE. NO CHARGE UNLESS SUC 0 bought. 0. NOLTE, :w;’lﬁ‘.”; 1-}“&}:‘,1%_‘ Deeumn. W. W. DAVIDSON, 427 Market st AW\ BROKEK_OLD GOLL, SIL T WERKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS_THR ¢ oft clothing bought. Add. COLEMAN 31 Ty | A WEEKLY CALL.in wrapper, for malling.

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