The San Francisco call (San Francisco, Calif.) 1896-05-30...

HOTEL ARRIVALS..- ; -.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.J Carlin Aw, L Angeles E JGavin, Los AngelesLB Barnes, Los Angeles A G Sate, Los AngelesAJ Boweu, Springfield CH well, Tacoma .EJHathaway, spngfield R HJones A w, TacomaAnnie Downey, Portland 8"Young, WhatcomG Reynolds, Victoria H Shawbut, VictoriaC Armstrong, Victoria R Hunt, VictoriaC Q Green, Victoria HLunt, ChicagoE P Windsor. Chicago J HRafferty, ChicagoT J Qnigley, Seattle J Ellis A w,San AndreasLH .Mudc'o, Seattle HJ Howard, CalS Edgmond, Forbestown GF Voight.StocktonHOGreve. Milwaukee J Rottger, FresnoGGBrayton, Allentown C Greenleaf, NV

BALDWINHOTEL.W MLennard. NY S W Van SyckeL NVA Sink,New York W S Barnett DetroitMs Stein Aw,Stockton Mrs MMarks, StocktonMrs

-B Richmond, Cal Miss E Kenyon, Cal

G HJessee, St Louis LM McElroy,MarshallA W Yong Jr A «-. NV J ShOtOn, Red Bluff.Mrs F A Lyoii,bacto Miss McAdams, SactoJ J Jus ice, N V \V C Douglass. MissouriF F Baggerty, Chicago Mrs W W Co..ins, NapaMrsJ Mattoon, Cal J A Scott, ChicagoJ Gumperty, NY JC Fitzhenry, CalW XO'Brien, Cal J CJones. SeattleHMartin,New York J Miller.New YorkF ABonner, Selma Miss Watts, Louisiana

PALACE HOTEL.T HHowe, N V MrsT11 Howe, NVJ P Tlfo,Stanford WRupp Jr, NauvooH t-ller.Pulaskl J W Finch Aw,NVMiss Gunning, N V C-C Powning, RenoB 0 Steinaman Aw,Sac E WHabard. CalT A More, Sia Barbara G F Barden, SpringfieldW BKerchoff. Los Ang J W Wolfskin, Los AngMrs C W Comes, Chgo BW Wells Sr, US N "

MHeublelu,Globe A T Hosmer, Palo AltoW Mvoi Hensen, NY JB Allen, SeattleMrs H D Underwood, P Blackmar, Chicago

Mare Island G C hunter, NV.MrsF Tory.San Rafael Miss Talllaferro, 8 RafaelW C Payion, Santa Cruz PBBraser, StocktonD T Rosenbaum, Stktn Mrs NMorse, BostonMiss Morse. Boston Mr-MB \vh-elock,BostonMrAMrsCAMorse.Bostn C E Bnckleton, OaklandAHachambaugh.Leipsic

RUSS HOUSE."HCahill,Paso Robles J B Wlnsaip.ân DiegoA T Hills,Ast>ria T W Sargent, SalinasG W Boggs, Tracy E P New-hall. Wash •A C Caleb, Mont EPCubberley.San DiegoTG Adams, Be:mont W Crichten, LaurelHJames, Laurel G Tesse, Laurel .-..VE V Budane, Laurel HJones, Santa Rosa0 a Wallace, cal ," W B WlUey.Blue CanyonGTaylor, Oakland R Sanderson A w.OaklndJs Ransen, lowa

"A T S;reau, Seattle

T MBrown, Eureka W EHall,FresnoA Rickson A w.Oakland W F Hughes A sn. ColoC O Clark. Sisktyou T M Brown, Kurka

- a-v';MPeck, Eureka Mrs l»rOwner, EurekaJ Horrocks £ w,Utah Miss B E Kling,lowaC C re.SHeramento Miss A Allen. lowaJO'Brien, Sacramento CO Thurston. PetalumaA Gerrisb, Sisklyou J FRichardson, Sacto.1 i"I'l.ipp <fe w, Amador T W Bower. IdahoW Downey.Raymond FNo fits, San LObispo

• GRAND HOTEL,.

I)rStephens, Petaluma C McLutb, X V11 C Sacramento J AGill,Sacramentoi.McKenzie. Denver LMoultpn.Colusa- .»-

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Mrs D V Frank, Cal Dr W Gibbons, Stockton1. Hart, San Jose C A Judd, Los AngelesW HLang, Cal HCohu, CalW Will«rd. Oakland • C Bacnelder, OaklandE Hanson, Oakland W Morey, SacramentoC W Patton, Oakdale J Jones, TacomaF LCoombs. Napa Mrs S Black, Nev ;W RMorse, Neb J C Martin, NebMiss Shanery, San Jose Miss A Kstera. San JoseC Hernandez, La J Craddock, MarysvtlleJ MHale, Los Angeles J Gallagher. FresnoG McCandless. Cal IB Carson, TacomaBMWebster, Tacoma J Spinney, FresnoW Morrissey, Stccktoc; HW Mack, !st LouisMrs D shi-|>itrd, Chicago Miss Shepard, CnicagoLEngel, NV J W Curran. PortlandJ C Ruddock, Ukiah C Swafford A HelenaA DGraham, Chicago E BHornung, MarysvilleHO Uickox. San Jose D Milne&w,Pa \u25a0

DNash, San Jose N Wines, Santa BarbaraJ Huntoon, Sacramento, L Wardl.-, NevD W Burchard, Sail Jose Miss J LPlum. Aurora

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

John J.Porsnerto A. C. Freeman, lots 5 to 8,blockl.Garaen traot Homestead; $1.

C. A. and IdaU. Hooper to Kate S. Dunphy, loton Si; corner of Seventeenth and UranusE "JO. s tiri. W.52, N 19 deg. 5a lulu., E 70, lot 8,block X,I'aric Lane Trict. Map 3; $ia

Joseph L.and Caroline Wilson to Charles andCatherine Herbst, lot on W ilne of Van Ness ave-nue, 30 N of Union street, S 30, W 70. NW 31, Etobeginning: $10.Frederick C.\ Richard J. and George B Farmar

to Mary E. and Ada M. Farmar. lot on W line ofStockton etreet. 69:8 S of Greenwich, S 22 by W70; $1.

MaryE. and Ada M.Farmar to Roslna Lome' ti,same: $10.

Mary o'Nell to Mary E. Soper, lot on SE lineofHeron street, 165 NE of Eighth, SE 20 by SE 80;pi::.Lllliestrippel to Phillipina Gotler, lot on E line

of Elgen Park, 100 S of Herman, S 25 by E 75;gift.

Miguel, Vincent and Catalina Noe and CatalinaPplivalo to Carrie O. and May Doane, undividedhalfof lot on B line of Liberty street. 235 V\ ofValencia, W 20, S 114. W 55. S 1, E 25, S 115, X50. X 230: al«o undivided half of lot on S line oflibertystreet, 275 W of Valencia, W 35 by S »5;$10.

G. T. Knopf to Fortuna Rudolph, loton Nline nfTwenty-first street, 25 E of Bryant avenue, E 26by N t*B,subject to mortgage: SlO.

hrik Boes to X. Kasmussen, lot on W line ofSiecel street, 300 S of Blame, S '-'5 by W 140. giftmap 1; $10.

A. S. and Emma C. Baldwin to Diedrich Oelrlch,lot 13. block A,Park Hill Homestead AssociationNo. •-': $5.

F. C. and Emma O. Jarvis to Howard S. Jarvis,loton W line of Cambndze street, 100 S of Way-land. S 100 by W 120, biock9s. University Home-stead: $5.li.s. and Maria R. Jarvis toPierre Menjou and

Pascal BellOcq. same: $10.Mary a Duly to Albert and Annte Thompson,

loton Nline of Rutledge avenue, 106 E of Ala-bama. B 25 by N 100, Precita Valley lots 204 and205;$10.

AI.AMEDA COCNTT.J.A.Ambrose Sander to Elizabeth Ranrler, lot

SW corner of Willow and Pacific streets, W231:11 5-12. SE 245. N 70:3 to beginning. Oak-land; $1000.

Tuomas C. and Julie E.Pedler to L. H.Morse,lot on S line of Bu:ler avenue, 100 W of Uerzogstreet, W 50 by S 150. lot 13, block 6. ButlerTract, quitclaimdeed, Berkeley; $10.

MatildaA. and J. E. Daly, Charles E., Mary E.James E. and Annie E. White to Lizzie J. (wifeofJohn Hemphill), all interest inlots Ito 21, blc-kD; lots 10 to18. 24 to 35.42, 43. 46 to 50, 59, 60,61. 64, 65. block A:lots 10 to HO. 25 to30, 32, H3,42 to 65, block L; lots 6 to 15, 20 to 29. 32 and 33.block Y.Hemphill tract, Brooklyn Township; $10.

Bertha C. Luja to F. Schlmmelpfennig. lots 15and 16. block t,Knowles A Potter subdivision ofKennedy tract, quitclaim deed, East Oakland; $5.

jLiuuisa Schlmmelpfennig to Henry A. Louia,same, quitclaim deed. Kast Oakland. $5.

\\ illiam B. Doollttle to Martha E. DoolitUe, loton SK line of Locksley avenue, 183 SW of Clintonstreet, SW 50 by SE 100, being lot 85,LocksleySfjiiiire,Oakland Township; gift.

Harvey s. and Laura s. Huseitine to Jacob andK.itliarina Kollmer, lot 63, University VillaTract,Berkeley: $10.

Julius Bredhoff to Charles and Henry Bredhoff.allinterest inloton S line of Sixthstreet, 76 sV ofGrove. \V 75 by B100, being lots 12, 13 and 14.block 50, Oakland; $10.

Jacob Jenne to David M.Baxter, lot on NElineof Kast Nineteenth street, 75 8Kof Twenty-secondavnue, SE 27 by NE 140, being lot 4 ami 2 feetlot5.' block 65. San Antonio (qcitclaimdeed), East

Katharine V. Klinkner (executrix of estate ofCharles A.Klinkner) to Anna E. Ktorm. lot 12,block 11. Herzog Tract. Oakland Township: $275.

Henry Z. and Sarah Si. Jones to Alexander Fer-guson, lot on NW lineof Over street, 12 SSW ofPenninian avenue, SW 60 by NW 100, being lots10 and U,.block 4. Allendale Tract, BrooklynTownship; $10.

SAN FRANCISCO "CALL"BUSINESS OFFICE of theSan Francisco Cali^.

710 Market street, open until 12 o'clock ever;eight In the year.

BRANCH OFFICES-530 Montgomery streetcorner Clay; open until9:30 o'clock.

339 Hayes street, open until 9:30 o'clock.713 Larkin street, open until9:30 o'clock.BW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, opes

nntil 9o'clock.2618 Mission street, open until 9o'clock.116 Ninth street, open until9:80 O'clock.

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1896.14

CHUKCH NOTICES.I^^^H^wTß^^S^^LÊT^T^ljßTriT^^K^&-•»' tw.-en Second and Third- streets, twoblocks from Palace Hotel—Rev. W. W.Case, DD.pastor; Martin Scbnltz, musical director; W. F.Gibson, Sunday-school superintendent Hours ofpublic services 11 a. 11. and 7:45 p. v. Sunday-school at 12:30. Prayer-meeting Wednesday even-Ing. Epworth League 6:46 Sunday evening.Morningsubject. "InRemembrance ofMe." Even-ing subject, "The Horrors of a Week, and The Endof the World." It Is hoped that Mrs. MartinSrhuttz willbe present and sing a solo In the even-ing. Telephone black 961. ;

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL*-*'Church, cor. Twenty-first and Capp sta.—Rev. -M. F. Coiburn, pastor. Preaching ny thepastor morning and evening. Boys' Brigade Bibleclass at 10 a.m., led by W. D. Klngsbury. Preach-ingat 11a. m. by the pastor: subj ct, *'Wock OutYour Own Salvation." Sunday-school at 2 p. 11..C. W. Mark, superintendent. All are wel-come. Parents, come and bring the children.Class-meeting at 6:30 p.m., led by Brother JamesP.enivick: praise service at 7:30 p..M., led byBrother Robert Husband. Preaching by the pastorat 7:45 p. M.;aubiect, "The Little Bible, or theCreed of the Three Parables." Everybody wel-come; seats free. -.'.-..' . .".

B^Sr* SIMPSON MEMORIAL METHODIST«— Episcopal church, corner Hayes and Bu-chanan streets— Rev. John Stephens, pastor; resi-dence 309. Halght street Preaching at 11 a. m.and 7:45 p. m. At11a.m. by the pastor; subject:•'The Sure Foundation." At 7:45 p. x.. preach-ing by E. A. t.irvin. Sunday-school at 12:80p. M.. C. B. Perkins superintendent: EpworthLeague at 6:45 p. *c. The public cordially Invitedto all the services of this church. Seats freeUshers tendance. Prayer-meeting Wednesdayevening at 7:45 o'clock. • ... \u25a0. % ,._.'/

jt3S= CALVARYPRESBYTERIANCHURCH.Ê»>J^- corner of Powell and Geary sts.— Rev. JohnHemphlll,D.D.,pastor,. willpreach atll a. m. and7:45 p. m. Topic lor evening. ."ATrumpet Callto a Larger Lite." "Morningmusic: '"Te Deum"Noi6 (Mospnlhal): offertory, alto solo, "OnlyWalt" (llripgs),Miss Jeanetle Wilcox. Eveningmusic: "Benedic Anima" (Dudley Buck); offer-tory, ''Hear My 1rayer" .(Southard), solos andquartet. :Chil iron may be presented for baptismat the bcglnn> iikof the morning service. Allarecordlullv invited. \u25a0 \u25a0. :\u25a0 .\u25a0 . /'. \u25a0

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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.\u25a0SB" KING SOLOMON'S LODGENaâ"t&r 260, F. and A. M.—The officers and A,members are hereby notified to atteiid theIfJrfuneral of Brother WILLIAMCALNAN./V>late a member of VirginiaLodge No. 3, Virginia,Nev., on SUNDAY,May 31»at 1 p. it.,from theMasonic Temple. Funeral committee of otherlodges take notice. By order of the Master. \u25a0

HARRY BAEHR.Secretary.

H^ss=» CROCKETT LODGE NO. 139, F. Iim^& and A. M.—Officers and members. _^Vare requested to attend the funeral of our'Jf Jflate brother, J. H. HURD,on SATURDAY,f^r^May30. at 1:30 P. m.,from Masonic Temple. Byorder of the W.M. H.FOItTBIEDiS, Sec

OFFICERS ANDMEMBERS -Wit—R-^ of Franco Lodge No. 207. 1. O.0..F.. are requested to meet in their -?S?jBRS?hall on SUNDAY, May 31,1896, at "^vn^**10:30 o'clock, to attend the funeral of the latebrother, L.JUZIX. Byorder of

T. SEHABIAGUE,N.G.R. Lavinguk,Secretary.

irrsf* IRISHMEN, ATi X STIUN!a^-S' The annual picnic and games of vXwjTDivision No. 10, A.O. H.of A.,will take «AVj!place at Schuetzen Park, San Rafael, onccv/;?SATURDAY,May 30 (Decoration day). J^fe*Tickets, round trio. Including admission to park,adults 50c, children under 12 years of age 26c.

JNO. P. O'CONNELL, President.Jno. H. Doi.an, Rec Sec.

»^gr* THIRTIETH GRAND AN^T~Cy~Z~cF-£^ nualgathering and tames of the 3i.Ul£JCaledonian Club. Shell Mound Park,Berkeley, SATURDAY, May 30. A >=_«*most interesting programme, includinguU ancientScottish feats of strength nnd skill and other ex-citing new events. A handsome banner will bepresented to the winning team in the relay racebetween the high school boys of San Franciscoand Oakland. Noted athletes from all parts ofAmerica, as well as lads and lassies, willtake partCoin to the amount of $3000 and other valuableprizes willbe distributed to the successful com-petitors on tha grounds. Music and dancing intwo lartfe pavilions. A Caledonian welcome to all.Be sure and buy your tickets for Shell MoundPark. Admission— Adults 60c, children 25c.

D. R. MCNEILL.Chief.J. H. Duncan, Secretary.

•£-»» REV. J.Q. A. HENRYWILLLECTURE**JB? under the auspices of the Good CitizenshipCommittee at Metropolitan Temple SATURDAY,May 30, at Bp. m. Subject, "The New Emancipa-tion Proclamation."mpS' REBEL CORK BENEVOLENT ASSO-Br-c? elation.— The fourth annual picnic of this

society will take place at Shell Mound Park onSUNDAY, August 2, 1896. Bids for music willbe received by P. Donovan, 202 Fifth st, untilJune 11. . J. W. MAHONEY,Secretary.

ap^p NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEET-"-C. ing—Pacific Coast Jockey Club. Notice ishereby given that a meeting of the stockholdersof the Pacific Coast Jockey Club, acorporation,willbe held on TUESDAY, the '.'d day of June,1896, at the hour of 11 a. it., at the office of thecompany, Parlor A, Palace Hotel, in the CityandCounty of San Francisco, State of California, forthe purpose of electing a board of directors for theensuing year and transacting such oilier businessas may legally come before the meeting.

A. B. SPRKCKELS, President.W. S. Lkakk,Secretary.San Francisco. Cal.. May15. 1896.

\u25a0fr3S»~A WEEK'S NEWS FOR 5CENTS—3626^ WEEKLY CALL.Id wrapper, lor mailing.

SPECIAL, NOTICES.j^c7j£l3^TToS™c6n 2351S~&_ Kearny St.. ejects bad tenants for $10; allcosts paid. Telephone Red 364.

g?~?*. BAD TENANTS EJECTED .FOR $4;VfcjS? collections made, city or country. PacificCollection Co.. 415 Montzy st,' room 6. Tel. 6580.

SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.

EsT HELP SECURED AT MRS. LAM-BERT'S, 306 Mason st,

EDUCATED GERMAN LADYDESIRES PO-sition In widower's familyorbyan aged couple;

same Is saving and understands housekeeping,sewing and cooking thoroughly. Address E. 1-.,box 6-_', Call Office.

YOUNG LADY, A STANFORD- STUDENT,X would like position as governess for the sum-

mer: best of references. For particulars addressA.L.BROWN. 413 Eddy st.

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OMPETIiNT, RELIABLE WOMAN WITH\J Child 8 months old wants situation on a ranchto do cooking and housework. Address L. C, box34, Call Office.

\'OUNG WOMAN WISHES TO DO CHAM--1 berwork Inrooming-house, houswork or care

of child 3or 4 hours daily. Address J. M.t box 72,this office. • '

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\u25a0yOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATIONX to do housework by the day, week or month.

7131 Clementina at., near Eighth, in rear.YOUNU GIRL WiSHtS SITUATION INX store; some experience; good references. Ad-

dress b. L.,box 58, Call.SCANDINAVIAN WOMAN WANTS POSI-O tion to do any kindof light work. Address S.B. A.,box 58, Call Office.VOL* GIRL 16 YEARS OLD WANTS SIT-X uation to co to the country with an old couple.Apply732 Natoma at

yOUXG GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DOX lighthousework or to take care of baby. Ap-

ply732 Natoma st .'.\u25a0•. i'-

UrOMAN AND grown DAUG.HTER»» waul housework inany capacity; no objec-tions to the country. Apply632 Eddy st.

ANTED—POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER,»» companion or nurse to a. lady: domesticated

and fond of children. Address E. 8., box 73, Call.

Y"o'l".MiGl-.RMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA-X tion todo cooicing: and geieral housework In

private family. Inquire New Atlantic Hotel,207 Montgomery aye.

YouVou-V« COLORED WOMAN WANTS TODO

X gentlemen's mending. Add.Y.C,box 109, Call.IRST-CLASB SEAMSTRESS WOULD LIKE-f-wing byday with dressmaker. Call at 428

Natoma st . •

EFINED WIDOW, GOOD COOK. WISHES AX\jposition as housekeeper, or would take chargeof a rooming-house. Callor address Housekeeper,421 Eddy st., lower fiat"IT'LDERi.Y AMERICAN WOMAN WISHESXJ housework and cooKing for small family; noobjection tocountry. Call 230 Eleventh st.. -; v

SITUATI<'is' WANTED BY A YOUNG GIRLfor general housework ;good cook; references.

Call forR.K., 615 Eighth St., Oakland.

rVERMAN "EMPLOYMENT OFFICE: BESTVJ help secured. MRS. LAMBERT,306 Mason.

OMAN WISHES WORK TO DO SMALL*T washing and housecleanlng by the day.

1328% Natoma st.

SITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLK-AOKDO woman to care for elderly lady or gentleman,or as housekeeper or child's nurse; none but re-fined parties need apply: best of references given:city or country. Address Prescott House, cornerKearny and Pacific sts.

\\TANTED— AS COOK OR LAUN-*» dress by middle-aged woman: is good seam-

stress; notafraid to work; references. AddressT.H.. care Coffin's drugstore, corner Sixteenthand Valencia sts.

PANI H LADY WANTS SITUATION AShousekeeper or to take charge of invalid or

lodging-house. Call or address 150 Fourth St.,room 12. • .

OUNG WIDOW FROM NEW ORLEANSwith a child wishes a housekeeper's position or

some light work to da Please call 917 Market st,room 18. . .pERMAN LADY WANTS SITUATION ASvT working Housekeeper or do housework Insmall family: references' given. Please call 259Stevenson st. ,bet. Third and Fourth. \

"DESPECTABLE .FRENCH SWISS PROTES-XX tant, middle-aged, as housekeeper in smallfamily,good references. 125 Gcugh st

EFINED YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKEto go East as*companion or nurse for fare. Ad-

dress box 501, Berkeley.

THIRST -CLASS NUR-E WOULD GIVE HER-T services as maid ornurse for fare and expensesto the :-.ust or Europe. 'Addre&s A.C, box 45. ('all.

•V7-OU.NG LADY WISHES PLACE IN PRI-X vate family: respectable Jewish family pre-

ferred. Call 448 Natoma st, near sixth.

/GERMAN WOMANWANTS.WORK BY THEVJ day: washing, ironing and cleaning. 358Eleventh st.pOMPETKNT WOMAN WANTS SITUATION\J to do general housework; is good cook andlaundress; not afraid of work. Call or address 214Third St., room 51. • •

PROTESTANT LADY,WITHA CHILDOF10Xyears, wants position as working housekeeperfor widower, or bachelor; a good home the objectAddress P. L.,box 102, Call Office.

LADY WANTS A SITUATION AS HOUSEJ keeper; city preferred. Address or apply 120y2Geary st., room 15.

WINCHES 1ER HOUSE. 44 THIRD ST.. NR.'» Market: 200 rooms: 25c to $1 60 per night:

$160 to s6 per week; convenient and respectable;free bus and baggage tb and from the ferry.

"youNO LADY RECENTLY FROM THEX East desires plain sewing and mending by theday. Room 8, 472 Stevenson st

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TH»—C WEEKLY CALL,Inwrapper, formailing.

SITUATIONS WANTED-MAtE.TO^T

*"CO.^ aSINESE" AP ANESEemployment office, 17 Webb st, below Kear-ny,bet. California and Sacramento, tel. 231.

Japan INTELLIGENCE office. 413Stevenson at., bet Fifth and Sixth. .HINKSK AN11 JAPANKM-;EMPLOYMENToffice; best help. 414% O't'arrell; tel. K. 42&

CHINESE AND JAPANESE RELIABLEhelp; tel. Main1997. BRADLEY 840Ch.y.

PC 1«. CuOlPo sin. >Ul'l'Llfc.!S COOKS; ALL_.branches -.short notice. i4<.>earv. tel.Orant43.T W.JIM, CHINESE-JAPANESE EMPLOY-tI. ment office.

'637 Commercial. TeL Black 1261.

JAPANESE AND CHINESE EMPLOYMENToffice; best help. 3148 Sutter: tel. Grant 30. !

QITUATION6 WANTED BY GERMAN COU-O pie without children: wifeas cook, housekeep-er .or chambermaid; .man to take care of horses!cattle and garden, or as porter; references Callor address E., 319 Ellis st. .\u25a0\u25a0".,_VIAX :AND .WIFE; EASTERN PEOPLE"I*JL man understands general work on privateplace, horses, cattle,: poultry: wife competentcook, housekeeper or second work; referencesAddress T. 8..box 63. Call Office. «=ierences.

SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued.

TEADY YOUNG"1

MARRIED MAN WISHESk5 position sas porter or driver. ;Address S. E.,

box 28, this office.

"POSITION BY AN EXPERIENCED BOOK-X keeper, stenographer and typewriter; best ofreferences. Address P. T., box 42, Call Office.

\u25a0JAPANESE YOUNG BOY WANTS TO DOO housework or wait on table. Address T. H.,1606 Buchanan st \u25a0

r\ARDENER WISHES SITUATION: CANVT milk and take care of horses: references. Ad-dress GARDENER, box 42, this office.

COTCHMAN,SHORT AND HOMELY, BUT0 strong, sober and honest, would Hue work: un-derstands care Of horses: good recommendations.Address MUNCASTER. 68 Sacramento st. .OTENOOR.IPER, EXPERIENCED INLEUALiO and commercial work, desires position; per-manent or temporary: references. Address S. P.,box 89. Call 1ffice.JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION TOodo housework and cook in family. Address H.N., 1001 Buchanan st [LIRST-CLASS FRENCHMAN WANTS SITUA-r tion asbedmaker; has good reference. Call or

address 621 Pacific st . \u25a0

bAKER FOREMAN WISHES TO TAKEIJ charge of shop, cityor country. Address Baker,box 141, call Office.\\T ANTT D~~BY STRONG YOUNG MAN—PO-»» sitlon Ina wholesale* house or witha shipping

or commission firm; not afraid of hard worK Ad-dress S. M.,box 161. Call Office.

COACHMAN— SITUATION WANTED; UN-Vjderstands thoroughly the care of horses, cows,garden, etc.; also careful driver: city or country;reference. Address C P., box 99, Call.

VOUKO MARRIED MAN, COMPOSITOR,X speaking and writing English and German,withsmall amount of money, wants position; isnot afraid to change his trade. Address Composi-tor, Oakland Call Office."I7XPERIENCED wine-maker and eel-Xli larman (German), for the past 10 years fore-man In large California wineries, withfirst -classreferences, seeks employment: country preferred.Address box 1,CallOffice,Los Angeles.

WINCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD, NEARMarket—Electric lights In every room: 200

rooms; 25c to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $6.perweek;free bus and baggage to and from the ferry.

INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD,NEAR—Electric lights In every room: 200

rooms: 25c to $150 per night; $1 60 to $6 perweek; freebus and baggage ioand from the ferry.

"FEMALE HELP WANTED.

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ANTED—GERMAN NURSE. S2O; FRF.NCHcook, $25: 2 Swedish cooks, $25: second girl

and sewing, $25; waitress, boarding-house, #20;German cook. $25. LEON ANDRE,315 Stockton.

C"OlI .SMALL MOUNTAIN RESORT, FARE1 paid, $25; cook, small hotel, city, $20: Ger-

man cook, city,$25; Protestant "<•<> >k, Shu Mateo,$25: German or Scandinavian cook, $25: girls forAlameda, Cloverdale, Cornwall and otbe- countryplaces, $15. C. R. HANsKN&CO., IJO Geary st

WANTED—COMPETENT NURSE FOR WO*» children 10 go io New York and return, $25,

see lady here, references and experience necessary;also anurse to care forInfant to travel to Europeand return, wages $20. Apply this morning toMISSPLUNKETT, 424 Slitter St.

ANTED—aTnEAT'yOUNG WOMAN FORhousework and cooking, American family, 3

crown persons, short distance from city, $20.MURRAY _ READY,634 Clay St. «'AITRESS, SMALL RESTAURANT, NEARcity,$15 and room; young woman, kitchen

work, .*'-•(>: and other places. MURRAY AREADY. 634 Clay st.

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\VTANTED—6 WAITRESSES AND CHAM-*» bermaids, resorts and hotels, $20; Protestant

cook plain wash, $25; Protestant second girl,$20:French nurse, $20; 3cooks, German style, $25; 2cooks. institution and boarding-house, $30 and $35,and girlsfor cooking and housework. J. F.CROs-I-TTA CO., 312 Sutter st.

3k.JiA.Mbth.MAll^. $20, ROOM. ETC., ANDwail some: 3 ludy Ironers, $30, $25 and $20

per month, board, etc., hotel work;pastry cook,$30, room, etc.: waitress, $16, room, etc.: 3 wait-resses, city,$20, room, etc.: waitress, $15, room,etc.; waitress, ,$4 a week: girl for-ooardinK -house,$12, room, etc.: 6 houseglrls, $20 to $25 permonth: 15 housegirls, $15 per month; 15 younggirls, $8, $10 and $12 per month: middle-agedwoman for nice family. Woodland. Cal. MAR-TIN'SEmployment Agency. 749 Market st.

IRST-CLAss GERMAN COOK, $25: CALLearly Saturday. MRS. LAMBERT,306 Mason.ERMAN GjRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK.VJ $20: call Saturday. MRS. LAMBERT, 806

Mason st. \u25a0.\u25a0."•.=\u25a0 •

T\rANTED—APPRENTICES FOR MILLIN-'\u25a0 fry. German girl,family work; experienced

Miirtmaker: waitress, hotel, $20. COLUMBIA,128 Fourth St. . . .VOUNOGERMAN GIRL TO DO GENERALX housework: must begood plain cook; American

family. Callfrom 11until2, 812b Larkinst

YOUNG GIRL TO MIND BABY; GOODX home: wages $5 month. 1012 Jackson st,

between Mason and Taylor, lower flatANTED—A 1-EW BRIGHT LADIES TO

« "handle a rapid-selling article of large profits.

Call at -OSV2 Leavenworth st at 9:30 *._

YYANTED—

A BRIGHT WOMAN WHO*» knows how to sell; young gir s need notap-

ply. Address M. M.,box 89.Call Office.FiTl TO WORK IN RESTAURANT; $10;sleep home; no Sunday work. 524 Sixth si.

\\r ETNURSK APPLY DR. CM. O. LEVIBON.11 606 Suiter st, from Ito3P. M.

\\r ANTED—YOUNU GIRL TOTAKE CARE*» of baby. 11Pearl st. \u25a0.-.;;

VOUXG WOMAN TO ASSIST IN COOKING.X 324 Larkin st.

01 NGOIRLFOR (iENBRALHOUSEWORKX and washing, wages $12. 41Eleventh st.'

OUNG GIRL ASSIST WITH BABY 3X years old. Call to-day. 9and 12 a.m. 31Fulton.I/IIRST-CLAS.-S WOMAN COOK FOR HOTEL,X' and chambermaid. 615 Elghhst, Oakland.

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE-VJ work. 2821 Buchanan st.; call from 9to 12p. if.

\\TANTED-FIRST-CLASSCOOK FOR HOTEL.*> W. t., box 18, Call Office.T ADIES TO LEARN HAIRDREBSINO,XJ manicuring and beauty-culture. 131 Post, r. 20.VyjLLGIVE INEXCHANGE FOR DRESS-maklnga annny furnished room. 1214 Laguna.

COAT-FINISHERB WANTED.~"64TMARKEf\J street.

T ADY AGENTS: NEW INVENTION; CUT-XJ ting-dresses taught 1hour; rights forsale. 605Fell st

A PPRENTICEB--SPECIAL LESSONS EVERYJt\. Tnes. In dress cutting. .14 McAllister,room 67.\fOST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE-»'A Winchester House, 44 Third st, near Market;200 rooms: 25c to $1 50 per night; $1 60 to $6per week; free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry.

AIKDRESsIMi. 25c AND 35c: MORNINGand eve classes; 10leasons,$l 60. 1248 Mission.DRESSMAKING, CUTTING AN FITTING

taught; new styles: perfect fitting patterns25c up. McDOWELL Ac:ulemv. 21 Powell st

MALE HELP WANTED. r~~

WANTED —SA USAGE-mXkER~ Tor a"*» country shop; $50 per month and found; mustbe first class. Apply to W. D.EWER A CO.. «26

Clay st.

ANTED—NURSE'- FOR ASYLUM: MUST"be acquainted with mental diseases: $30 and

found. Applyto W. D.EWER ACO., 626 Clay stANTED— COOK, SMALL COUNTRYhotel, $:-5; barber, country shop; blacksmith,

country shop; butter-makers, $25; 3milkers, $20:6 farmers. $-'0 and $25; German young man aboutbakery, $20 and found,and others. W. D.EWERA CO., 626 Clay st. \u25a0

iyANTED-MAN TO MILK8 TO 10 COWS,»" make butter and do chores for nice place in

Sonoma County; good steady job at $20 per monthand board. Apply to W. D. EWER A CO.. 626Clay at.

OA FARMERS FOR vineyards, farms"01/ orchards, etc., at 920 and $26. MURRAY AREADY,634 and 636 Clay st -

\u25a0 .MILKERS, $25 PEii MONTHand FOUND;man to herd hogs: sailor for a gentleman's

yacht. MURRAY AREADY,034 and 636 Clay.<)f) MEN IO DIG IRRIGATION DITCHES—•\f for a large company's ranch, near city,S2Oand found; steady job. MURRAY A READY,634 and 036 Clay st.

'1(1HAYMAKERS,.$1 day and board;1" foreman stableman, $32 50. MURRAY AREADY,634 and 636 Clay st. • "". . *

1A LABORERS FOR CITY WORK. $160X\J day: 3 teamsters, «26. MURRAYAREADY,634 and 636 Clay st. ,... • '

2 1 MEN FOrt SAWMILL AND WOODS£ work. MURRAY A READY,634 and 636Clay st • •

90 RKDWOOD TIEMAKERS, 8C AND 100, each: 2 woodchoppers; rharcoal-burners, 10csack. MURRAY A READY. 634 and 636 Clay st.AN*v°J?uiaXtTE FAMILY;»2a MUR.m RAY AREADY.B34 and B3tf Clay St.

ft COOKS, $30, $40 AND $65; COOK FOR MIN-U Ing hotel, $40: baker for partner; cook andwife, $30; 3 waiters. $30 and $35; 2 extra walt-

RKAn^"'^J« "nd *"J0-

MUKRAY*KhADY,o«j4and 6HH Clayat,

mOM DEVLIN. THE waiter, pleaseX call, c.R. HANSKNACO., 110 Geary stI RJ-DWOOD TJKMAKEHS, SEE BOSS\u25a01 V here; 6 swampers

-for the woods, $26 andboard: 6 laborers for railroad work, $175 a day; 3farmers, $20. C. R. HANSEN A CO., 110 Geary.

SECOND COOK FOR A SUMMER RKSORT",550 to $60; baker and pastry cook fora sum-mer resort #60; pastry cook and baker, hotel.cliy.s4o: silverman. country hole!. $26: secondcook, country hotel, $35: 3 waiters, spring- 2waiters, summer resort C. R.HaNSEN A CO.110 Geary st. . '

9 MINERS, MACHINE DRILL,. 160 ANDw board; haymakers and farmhands, $20 and26; cook, restaurant, $50; cook for few men, $18--ranch teamster and wife, $35. R. T. WARD ACO., 608 aud 610 Clay st \u25a0 . *

ANTED-3 MEN TO WORK ON A VINE-T» yard, $20 and found;: lunch waiter; Frenchassistant; ironi r, country, $„ to $30; 2 French-men for vineyard. $20 and found; etc LEONANDRE,315 Stockton St. ; '\u25a0 \u25a0 .••

\\rANTED —YOUNG ENGLISHMAN OR. Irishman as groom In private family in coun-try;$25. • ApplyM18.4 PLUNKETT,424 Sutter.

HELP WANTED—Continued. \u0084_;'

WANTED —MACHINIST FOR COUNTRY,"$2 50 day; milkers, $25: farmer, $25; bandy

man forranch, $20- blacksmith, country shop,ranch cook, $18: 2 wairers for country, $25 and$35, and others. Apply toJ. F.CROSSETT ACO.,628 Sacramento at T . " "

0 WAITERS, SMALL PLACES, $20, ROOM,*J etc: 6ranchhands, $16, etc.; ranchhands, $1per day, etc. 2 young men, light wock inan In-stitution. $15, room, board, etc. MARTIN'SEmployment Agency, 749 Market at.

WANTED-3 BARBERS,. STEADY; GOODvtstmaker. good salary. COLUMBIA,128

Fourth st .\\T ANTED—GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS•» salesman-, one with knowledge of clothing.Apply 523 Market st, room 7, from 9 to 12.

9 BARBERS FOR SATURDAY"; $3. 526%—Fourth st

OOD BARBER FOR SATURDAY;YOUNG\J man preferred; $3. 324 Grant aye.

BAR ER WANTED FOR SATURDAY ANDSunday. 1423 Dnpont st. '.

1.A HER FOR SATURDAY: ALSO BOOT-I>black. 32Tnlrdst|ÂRBER WANTED. 1424 POLK ST.

1J ARBER.H—FOR EMPLOYMENT CALLBEC-XJ re'.arr Barbers' Asso.. 325 Grant are. S. FUCH3.L»ARBERS' ASSOCIATION Or EMPLOY-X> meat -Secy, P. c.Uamann, 2 Farrell.

Y^Â-'JTED-A^YOUNG'GERMAN"MAN TO»» work in grocery and take care-of horse. Ap-

ply to-day at 427 Broderlck at. .A ANWHO UNDERSTANDS BAND-RESA W--I*ling, scroll-sawing and shaper work. Apply718 Minna st

OY TO ATTEND CIGAR-STAND AND BEgenerally useful: reference. 2 Hayes st.

TRONERS WANTED. PARISIANLAUNDRY,X Twenty-ninth and Dolores.

HOEMAKER WANTED IN SAN RAFAEL.0 Apply20» Mason at., city.

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nisHWASHER wanted, $16 and board.XJ 7 East St., near Folsom. \u25a0

'OUNGMANFOR OFFICE WORK; MUSThave small capital. R.E., box 136. Call Office.OY ABOUT 18; MUST HAVE .EXPERTence in grocery. Vallejoand Larkin.

WA TED— YOUNG EXPERIENCED BUT-cher; references. 1803 Hsights*.

bARBERS—

BEST-PAYING 3-CHAIR 16cX* shop, laundry office and cigar-stand forsale.Applyor address ASA BK-RDROW, Sau Jose.

YOUNG PHOTOURAPHEB, WITH MORRI-X son wide-angle leDse and 5x7 box.used to view-wors:, as partner to travel. Address Photo, CallOfllce, Oakland.

SHOP FOR SALE; ESTABLISHED 3 YEARS;situated among factories and lodging-houses;

can be had for$100; 3 living-rooms in rear; ownergoing Into business withhis father. Apply CallOffice."

EN'S %-SOLING. 60c; LADIES,40c: DONE. while you wait. 638 Market, opp. Palace Hotel.ANTED—RESTAURANT AND RESTAU-

*» rant furniture; spot cash paid. Columbia, 128Fourth st

WANTED—

PARTNER IN GOOD-PAYINGbusiuess: capital required, $260. Address D.,

box 109, allOffice. \u25a0•

ARBER-SHOP; I60; SPLENDID CHANCE:no rent: $160. STOLTZ, 630 Market st.

PENSIONS— J. H.SHEPARD ACO., THEOLDX reliable attorneys, 1068 East Sixteenth st,Oakland, Cal.

ESI PLACE IN THE CITY FOR SECOND-hand shoes, 749 Mission St., opp. Grand Opera-

house: new calf shoes, pointed toe, our make, $2 50and $3: ladles', gents' and children's misfit andcast-oft shoes bought or exchanged.

LCHO HOUSE] 5631* MARKET ST.—Rooms 20c, 35c. to 60c. night; $1 to $S week.

JUST OPENED; CONTINENTALHOUSE, 621O Pacific St., below Kearny; lodging half price. sc,10c, 16c per night: clean beds, sunny rooms.

ANTED—FOR THE UNITED STATESMarine Corps, U. S. navy, able-bodied, un-

married men between the ages of 21and 30 years:not less than 5 feet 5 inches in height; of goodcharacter and temperate habits; able to read,write and speak English properly; onlycitizens ofthe United states or persons who have legally de-clared their intentions to become citizens will d«accepted; this Important branch of the navalservice offers special inducements: giving op-portunities to visit all parts of the world on boardour new cruisers. For further information apply atthe Recruiting Office, 20 Ellis at., San Francisco,CaL . ,CIALF SHOES MADE TO ORDER FOR $2 60:)half-solelng 25c up. 969 Howard at., nr. Sixth.

KTHMA CUKE GUARANTEED: DR. IiOR-»A. din's Chocolate Emulsion. 221 Davis, nr. Clay.

\\TINC ESTE HOUSE. 44 THIRDST.,'» Market; 200 rooms. 25 cents a night: reading-room: free bus and baggage to and from the ferry.

ES. REMOVED 609 TO 643 CLAYST.; JttOT-. tie wineor beer hot lunch 5 ceu ss.\\TANTED- MES TO Lr.ARN BARBER*» trade; only 8 weeks required: tools given andcatalogue sent S. F. Barber school. 1515 Howard.\\rANTED—AN IDEA:WHO CAN THINKOF*'

some simple thing to patent? Protect yourIdeas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHNWKDDERBUKN A ''0., Dept. L. Patent Attor-neys, Washington, I).C, for their $1800 prize offerand list of 200 Inventions wanted.

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(KLERKS' AND LA808 1 CLAIMSB'GHT;VJac'ta adjusted. RATTO'S, 612 My,tel. m. 353.

BEST INCITY—SING' E ROOMS, 15,20 AND25 cents per night. $1. $125. $1 60 per week.

Pacific House. Commercial and LeldeidorS sts.

ROOMS 15c TO 75c PER NIGHT:600 TO »150per week. Oriental, 226 Drumm st

ANTED.TO COLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR""\u25a0 ers&clerks. KNOXCollection Agcy, 110 SutlerHAT CHEER HOUSE, 62J SACRAMENTOat. ;200 rooms; best in the city- single rooms

SO and 25c a night,ll*week:meals 10c

WANTED—LABORERS AND mechanics»» to know that Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprie-tor, stilt runs Denver House, 217 Third Bt; 160large rooms; 25c per nigh"-:|Ito $3 per week.

IINDELL HOUSE. SIXTH AND HOWARD\u25a0 ' als.: single furnished rms 75c week, 15c night.1 inMEN TO TAKE LODGING A.T 100, 15cl.\i\Jand 20c a night, including coffee and rolls.624 Washington at., near Kearny.

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VV'E ARE SHOE DOCTORS; WE REPAIR* *your old shoes and make them as good as Dew,

and with our new machines we can do your workat one-half the usual price; done while you wait662 Mission st., between First and Second sts.\1 ENTO FEED MANHATTANSTOCK FOOD;itlallgrocers keep it.

EN'S SECOND-HAND SHOES, bOMEnearly new. 26c to$1 25. 662 Mission.

J-'BKE BEER-TWO SCHOONERS FOli 60:X*also a bottl eof lager. 6c, at 637 Clay at.

HUtY ACME HOUSE. !IjliiAUKKTbT,BK--1 low Sixth, fora room: Ss<- a night; $1a week.

\\TANTED-BINGLK BOOMS, 150 A DAY:$1*' v«ek; rooms for two, 25c a day, $1 50 a week;reading-room: dallypapers. 36 Clay st

AGENTS WANTED."1 { .__.._».

UNDER BOTH FLAGS"; ENTIRELY NEW;nnrivaled success; the story of the war as told

by the actors on both aides, without party preju-dice or sectional strife: how the battles were won;great war pictures bygreat artists: agents wantedeverywhere. THE J. DEWING COMPANY,Flood building.S. F.

ANTED—7 GOOD SOLICITORS TO CAN-vass formembers for Union Fraternal League:

the order pays sick and accident benefits from $7to $14 per week, and disability benefits from $250to $1000, and death benefits $250 to $2000; we arepaving good workers $3 to $9per day. For termscall or address Union Fraternal League, 124 Turkst, S. F., Cal. ..... '

ffi»*>ADAYFOR YOU:$18 CASH REQUIRED;«IP»> invest c, 6 to 7 p. M.,1625 Howard st.

KOOMS WANTED.TTOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD HABITSX would liken room In private family; rent rea-

sonable; central: st: te terms. R., box 40, Call. ,\u25a0

WANTED-MISCKLLANEOUS.

\\TANT7n^SASH7^>b7jR~ANirM ATCHING"machinery for small architectural shop.. Ad-

dress,, with list of machines, LEON BAN.FORD,Sacramento, Cal. -t . \u25a0 :

IGHEST PRICES PAID LADIES'.GENTS',children's clothing; postals. Mrs. Hahn, 316 3d.

SELL YUUK BOOKS. CLOTHING ANDJEWelrr to A.KLEIN.109 Sixth st: send postal.

DENTISTS. .; \u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0

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}*7*WWT-CLASSU~££nT ISTUyT FIRST-CLASS*XIprices; first-class results: painless extractionand painless Implantation of. teeth.

\u25a0 W.C.HAR-DING,CM.,M.D., 500 Sutter St., corner Powell.

R.L. T. 1\u25a0RAN EX ACT10 I'Al.MiK*.«,.crown work, bridge work and teeth without

plates a specialty. 103 Geary st., cor. Grant ava.T^ROOME DENTALASSOCIATION.759 MAR-\J ket, bet 3d and 4th, gas specialists: only reli-able agent for painless extraction; artificial teethInn $5; fillingsfrm $1;extracting 60c, withgas $1.

WORK: VERY LOWEST PRICES.DR. HARDCASTLE,628 Montgomery, rm. 1.

<U»7 A set "ior TEETH: WARRANTED AS<JP * good as can be made: filling$1. Dr.SIMMS,dentist. 930 Market St.. next Baldwin Theater.

DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST.,near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when

plates are mode: old plates made over like new;teeth from $8 per set: extracting 60c; gas given.

1/ULL e_i' OF. itKIH,$7; WARRANTEDX1five years. DR. V. CAVaLSKY. 24 sixth at \u25a0

ETOFTIiETH WITHOUT A 1-IÂTK,DB. H.YOUNii.18*1Polk st. \u25a0

-\u25a0'-\u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0

I\R. GEORGE W. LEEK. THii GEN INKXJ Leek dentist, discoverer of painless extractionand patentee of Improved" bridge work or teemwithout any plate, moved from 6 to ISOU*Farrell st

T»AINLESS EXTRACTION. 60c; CROWNX bridge work a specialty; plates, $5 up: 13 vearvexperience. R. L.WALSH. D.D.S.. B16"^ Geary.

|\R. H. H. SHAW. 224 KEARN -BRIIHiB-XJ work a specialty; open evenings .7:80 to9. "..,.t DENTAL ASSOCIATION.HO* MAR-_k!i?±_ DR. CHARLES W. DECKER.

DXJ. J.LEEK,:1206 MARKET.COR.GOLDENGat« aye.—Open, evenings: Sundays tillnoon.LL WORK REASONABLE AND WA.Brranted.

-DR. J. W. KEY,1123 Market it .

PERSONALS.TyANTED—TOKNOW THE WHEREABOUTS»» of Australian Jack Dock, the teamster, andGeorge, the engineer, John Decorsey and HunterSmith, and any other friends of George M.Drum.Kindlycommunicate orcall at 110 Fourth,room 6.•WATCH,f.JEWELRY REPAIRING; LOW*» prices and first-class work guaranteed. Givea trial to J. N.BRITTAIN.20 Geary, nr. Kearny.

AIRDRESSED. 25c: SHAMPOO, 25c: MAS-XX leure, 26c. BUTLER'S. 131 Post, r.20,elevtr.IJUYYOUR DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINEN,

J-J lace curtains, towels, hosiery, underwear, para-sols, corsets, embroidery, laces, buttons, linings,threads, handkerchiefs, veilings, bedspreads, etc,,very cheap at Pioneer Dry Goods Store, 105 Fifth.

WARD—THE MASTER PAINTERS' AS-X\jaociation offer a reward of $20 for Informationleading to the arrest and conviction lof any onestealing tools or material from any of the placeswhere work is being done. '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 =

ifTWIFE, ELIZABETHGardiner, hay--«-•\u25a0 Ingleit my bed and board, 1 shall no longerbe responsible for any debts contracted by her'"er this date, May 29, 1896. RALPH GAR-\u25a0UI^.KR. • ,, , . ,.(CONSUMPTION TREATED BY A NEW\J method. DR. AMERICAN, 86 Va Geary st;hours 12 to 2:30.

ANCER-CURING!SURE CURE NOCURE,\J. no pay. Address MRS. L.C. WHITNEY. 1218Cypress St., bet. Fourteenth and Fifteenth, Oak-land, Cal.

A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A BPE-Jr%. cialty;private: no charge unless successful; alllaw suits, claims, collections, wills, deeds, etc., at-tended to. G.W. HOWE.atty-at-law. K5O Market st]^"OTICE TO RANCHMEN—1 NEW MARK-J-i ham Eureka mower for sale cheap forcash.H.CALL HAN.737 Fo som St.

GEO. W. PHELPs, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,216VJ Sansome st., room 4.

PARISIAN MILLINERY SCHOOL; A FULLx course taught in six weeKs: competent gradu-ates guaranteed positiona. 8 Golden «. ate aye.

SUITS TO ORDER ON INSTALLMENTS TO0 guaranteed parties, $15 upward. Cut-rateTalorlngCompany.l 117 Market st,bet 7th and Bth.T AM NOT SECOND CLASS. AS MY PRICE. I,.c) forhair-dressing might lead some peopleto believe; Iemploy nine of the best artists in the? L?r\^ , 1,,—l8 the Place

-HIStockton st, G.

"\TAPOR AND ELECTRIC BATHS FOR*?^be mBtiBm> Scl*"**!Constipation, Obesity.Do/ iuric at.

ECONOMY" MILLINERY,RED FRONT,X 40, 46sixth st; children's school hats sc: dyed,pressed 25c.; hats trimmed 25c; feathers curled 6c

LIBERAL. ADVANCES ON JJIAMOiNUa. Jc WJ J <By,etc.:lowes: rr.tes. 84S Market at

SPKCIAL-SOL. SHIPPER ACO.. MERCHANTTailors. Spreckelsbulldlng, 927 Market,rm. 317.Gentlemen furnishing cloth can have suits or over-

coats made from $9 up: trousers $2 up; workman-ship and trimmings guaranteed; self-measurementcards sent free; country trade solicited.rrmuNics moved, 25 cents, commercialX Transfer Company. 43 Suiter st. ; telephonemain 49: keep your checks for us.1I>AA CARDS, $150; SHOW CARDS, 15c:I1iVfyj tel. Black 141. HILL,22 Geary st, r.39!

SK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR VERMONTHair Wash ;cures scalp diseases; lake no other.

AZOR EXCHANGE, 630 MARKET ST.;XV fine edge put on razor for25 cents.

TTHEVERY LOWEST EASY TKRMS YOUcan buy furniture, carpets, blankets, etc.; alsodress goods, cloaks, jewelry, at M. ROTHS-CHILD'S. 313-216 Mason st; open evenings.

ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EVERY ROOMIWinchester House, 44 Third St., near Market;

200 rooms. 26c to $160 per night: $1 50 to $6 perweek; free bus and baggage, to and from the ferry.

ShT ROZYNSKI, LEADING LADIES' HAIR-.dresser, removed 10 24 Geary. Popular prices.ARTINGTON'S SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE

X and Newspaper Illustration; day and eveningclasses: instructors, J. 11. E. Partlngton. GertrudePartlngton.R.L. Particulars 424 Pine st

DR.DUCKETT, 1703 POST ST., NEAR BU-cnanan; gas given;crown and bridge work.ITYOF PARIS LAUNDRY,FORMERLY 132Geary, remc7ed from Larkin st. to 119 stock-

ton; first-class laundry. MRS. JAUSSAUD.TJIGOUTDOOR STEREOPTICONSHOW EVE-X) rynight cor. Market and Sixth sts. ;artistic ad-vertisements in living light; promoters of busi-ness. Consult OWL ADV. CO., 1140 Marketst

-VGOLD. SILVER, CENTS' AND LADIES'clothing bought COLMAN,41 3a. cor. Jessie.

fILOAKt),CAPES ANl.SLITS RETAILED ATVJ mfrs1cost. Factor*-. 20 Sansome at., apstaln.

/CHEAPEST ANDBEST INAMERICA—\J WEEKLY CALL,sent to any address in theUnited States or Canada one year for $1 50, post-nge free,

JDKESSMAKEUS.tSrESijES $2UP: WRAPPERS 35 CENTS UP;XJ lawn $1 up. 5053^ Natoma St., above Sixth.J"] A TAYLOR—ELEGANT STYLISHSUITS,il"$5 up: dresses made over.

CLAIBVOVANTS.-ir-'£-\u25a0-"\u25a0

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50 cts and $I—6o cts and $I—so cts and $1."KNOWLEDGE IS POWER."

Therefore consult the great clairvoyants,PROFS. EUGENE AND VAN DE VERB,

1728 MARKET ST.Their readings astonish the most skeptical. All

are satisfied. The professors give advice on allmatters that are of Interest to humanity. Busi-ness, speculation, Investments, insurance, love,courtship, marriage and divorce: settle lovers'quarrels and cause speedy and happy marriages.They locate mines and burled treasures, find lostor stolen property, Interpret dreams, cure Dadhabits and destroy evil influences in half' thetime required by the best. of the other mediums.Remember, there are but .few mediums in theworld that can work these wonders, and none out-side of the eminent professors In San Francisco.

Remember also . that the professors are perma-nently located inSan Francisco: they are here tostay. Hours 10 a. m. toBf. m. Sundays 2 to 6p.

_Letters containing stamps answered.

PROFS. EUGENE A VANDE VERE,• . 1728 Market st

DO NOTiFAIL TO CONSULT PROF. M. L.Carnelle, the celebrated clairvoyant and busi-

ness medium: he gives correct Information onlove, courtship, marriages, journeys, lawsuits,mining speculations and all family affairs; tellsyou where to go and .wnat to do to be successful,reunites the separated and causes a speedy mar-riage with the one of your choice: letters withstamp answered. 220 Mvst. . hours 9to 9.

BOF. C. LEON, 1007 MARKET ST.. NEARSixth: wonderful power; advice on business,

speculation, love, marriage, divorce, etc.: tells offriends and enemies; 9 to 8, also Sunday.

Ql X ELLIS ST.—i'ROF. AND MME. HALE,OX*Joccult scientist, palmistry and clairvoyants;camo.i given: 9to 9: also Sunday. • • • -

ME.RAVENA READS LIFE FLUENTLY:tipson races; names given;-25c up. 6Fourth.

YPSY' LIFE-READER; LADIES, 25c;gents, 50c;readings (tally except Sun. 5 7th.

ME. LEGETTE: PRESENT, PAST ANDFU-ture, 25c 311Tehama, upstairs, near Fourth..ME.PORTER. WONDERFUL CLAIRVOY-ant, card-reader, born with a douDie veiland

second sight; ladies 50c.' gents $1; palmistry andclairvoyant sittings $1 50. 126 lurkst, nr. Jones.

MMEMOREAU.-BEHT MEDIUM:REVEALSpast, present, future: 25c up. 764 Howard st.

ME. SYBILLE Ti-.LLS FROM CRADLE TOthe grave: fee -'5 cents. 914 O'Farrell st.

MX. ARNDT,BEST FORTUNE TELLER IN*the world:50c and $1, shows you the plctureot

your future husband or wife. 4 Twelfth, cor.Market

VJME. STEWART:UREATKSV CARD READ-ivIerand clairvoyant 4n world; seventh daughter:read cards since 11years of age; mining, lawsuitsmarriage: ladles or gents 50c. 917 Market 3and 4.

ETURNEI), WORLD-RENOWNED MMX.XV SCHMIDT, from the principal cities; tells past,[.resell! and future; prices moderate. 856 Mission.

. ' -. • • I SPIRITUALISM.npEST CIRCLE TO-NIGHT, 10c. MMeT'e!'X YOUNi,,605 McAllister st: sittings daily.

\I~ME. DR. THOMAS, CLAIRVOYANT 26\u25a0»-«\u25a0 yrs. Kearny, now 9-9 Post; fee $1; letter $2.

RB. DR. MIRANDAS, MEDIUM, PHYSl-cian. guarantees satisfaction; love, business;

removes evil influences: her Revealed Medicinescure ulldiseases: sit.$1:10 toB p.m: 1206 MarketVI88. KATEHOSKINS. TRANCE ANDBUSI--I*lness medium: sittings daily:$1; circles Tues-day evening, 25 cents. 136 Oak st

ADDIE SWAIN; ASTRAL-SKER; LADIESonly;no fee onlyas a gift. 1055 Market st.

"VfRS. J. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANTlU_^riuice medium: sittings $1. 21K Stockton st

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T OST. MONDAY-BROWNISH RED MEMO-XJ randum book, going from California Hotel toPalace. Reward If returned to Palace Hotellaundry.

OST—INOTEBOOK, RED COVER. FINDERreturn to 501 Fell st.:reward.

LOST—MAY 27, 1896, A RED COW WITH,rope on neck. Please return toJ. FEEDERLY,

1418 Vermont st , bet. Twenty-fifth and Twenty-slxth; liberal reward. •(OilAll ward

—PLAIN GOLD-PLATED

\u2666lPl\-» child's watch (Cenntenial movement), val-ued as a giftof deceased grandfather. Full valueof watch as reward for return to this office. ..Lost— A PASSBOOK withTHE HIBERNIA

Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, inthe name of LUIGIARCURI. No. 146670. Thefinder willplease return to bank.

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TRISH SETTER BITCH. OWNER CANHAVEX same by paving charge*. 1838^ Howard st

ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW.A DVICEFREE^DI VORCE—AWS

f*- •Jty; private;, no charge unless successful; alllaw suits, claims, collections, wills,deeds, etc., at-tended to. G. W. HOWE, att'y-at-law. 850 Market.T J

E. PHILLIPS—UTS. ANDSTATE COURTS;XJ. R.E. titles and wills: money to loan ones-tates; charges moderate.. offices 608 California st.

\| •[;'\u25a0 NOLEN,,ATTOMNKY-aT-LaW. 719\u25a0ITX. Market st.; advice free.

T J. MURRAY,ATT'Y AND COUNSELOR ATX. law: advice free. 24 Sixth st. rooms 14. 15.W V-DAVIDSON,ATTORNEY-Ar-LAW,42O»» • California st. rooms 14 and 15: Advice free.

BUSINESS CHANCES.

flôr 7-ROOM HO'USK: ALL FURNISHED;2) OtJ. the roomers pay more than the rent for

one-half the use ofthe house; itla a snap and seeit quick; everything furnished complete. T.LUbELSKI, 7 City Hall aye.

tirjr FINE BUTCHER " SHOP WITHxjpDI«). three horses an.l one wagon and all thetools: fine location in an Interior town; goodtrade; investigate this fine country place and yonwillbuy it S. LUBELSKI.City Hallaye.

UCQXfIA GROCERY ANDBAR; ELEGANT•1;

—«)''U. corner stand ;doing fine:rare chance

for fine grocery investment: sea this place at once:the fullest Investigation; located north of MarketSt T.LUBELSKI, 7CityHall aye. \u25a0 . -.©Qfift FINESALOONDOINGFROM*15 TO»pOUU. $20 a day business; best location in th-city; on principal street; this Li a snap. T. LU-Bfc-LSKI.7City Hallaye.

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ifrIQAA GROCERY AND BAR; DOING•jpXO' v. tine business; corner stand: cheaprent: . 1? stock; rare bargain: come see this splen-did buy: also horse and wagon. T. LUBELSKI,7City Hall aye.

*''AELEGANT STATIONERYAND CO\fi)OO\J. fectionery, with soda fountain: finestlocality; cheap rent and 4 fine living-rooms; seethis fine place at once; paying well. T. LUBEL-SKI,7 City Hall aye. .

O SELL YOUR BUSINESS PLACE ORlodging-house come see me, as Ihave customers

on hand. T,LUBELSKI,7 City Hallavenue.LEGANT GROCERY WITH 2 TEAMS:

well-established business; fine location; in-vestigate this rare chance, this fine place. T. LU-BELSKi,7 CityHall aye.

EsT BARGAIN ON EARTH, HALF IN-terest in restaurant doing$50 to $60 per day;

oldestablished: profits, $10 to i?is per day; fullInvestigation before buying: will take good secur-ity or trade; a snap: cheap. COLUMBIA,128Fourth st.

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WANTED—RESTAURANTS AND RESTAU-rant furniture: also lodging-houses; we haveplenty of money to speculate on bargains. Co-

lumbia,128 Fourth st

TFYOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL,X trade or exchange, see us at once; willsell yourbusiness in 3da\-s or treat; we nave snaps forbuyers. Columbia, 128 Fourth st.

<J]»jCn, COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE«ID tO\J. worth $750; estaDlished 5 years; clears$100 per month; good' reason for selling; trialgiven. BARRETTA SKIFF, 921 Marbet st.

<£9nn SALOON AND CARD ROOM; GOOD«J>— W. business; clearing $3 to $5 dally;'lookthis up. KENNY ACO., 765 Market St.

pROCERY-STORE WITHGOOD ASSORTEDVT stock, doing large family trade. This Isa fineopportunity to get good paying business. Particu-lars of J.B. MIHA.v,509 Kearny st.

C_ "IOF; RESTAURANT;DOINGGOOD BUSI-».j* 1 —•'. ness: fine place forman and wife; av-erage receipts $16 per day. MEEKS ACO., 8661/3Market st. . •

ICEGENTS' FURNISHING AND NOTIONx\ store for sale, in the Mission; 3 years' lease;price $750; $300 cash, the balance monthly. Ad-dress C A., box 58, Call Office. "

pROCERY AND BAR; 3 LIVINGROOMS;vJT good location. Call at 28 Rausch st, bet. Sev-enth and Eighth, Howard and Folsom. •

TITANTFD—RESTAURANT CHEAP FOR•cash. Address 8., box 2, this office.

©Q7F; GROCERY ANDBAB. 813 BRYANT<jpO1U. street.

OARDING-HOUSE; GOOD BARGAIN; ONXJ account of sickness. ApplyCall Office.dI;7C BAKERY AND NOTION -

STORE;«IT IO. cheap: on account of leaving city;fine-location. Inquireat 1024 Leavenworth st. \u25a0

MABTINKZ HOTEL—

TO RENT, UNFUR-Ii-nished: terms reasonable; 56 rooms; In goodorder. D. J. WEST, Martinez,. Cal. -\u25a0

18*97?. BUTCHER-SHOP, FIXTURES, 2<ip—IO. horses, wagon, cart; a whole outfit;old-established, good trade. For particulars seeLUHRS BROS., 144 First St.

CCOMPLETE STOCK OF POULTRY RANCHVJ cheap; 400 thoroughbred fowls; close to localtrain; East Oakland; low rent. E. HILL,Dono-hoe building. . .nENTLEMAN PARTNER WANTED BY\SX lady of means, $35 capltaC 12 Mason st., rm. 2

>t9?vfk PARTNER WANTED TO-DAY lIN_uv». ai saloon and lunch-house, or wouldsell whole interest: sickness the cause of selling-no agent: receipts $13 to $14 a day. Address E..box 17, this office. . .IiOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OKDEPARTURE,

the finest restaurant and oyster-house in thecity; best location. Apply112 Ellis, TivoliOysterCafe.OALOON—WITH 2 ROOMS; A BARGAIN:0 $275. Apply 735 Mission at.

1/ OR SALE CHEAP— BAKERY ANDCOFFEEX1saloon, withliving-rooms': rent low. 306 Fourth.OOD EVENING ROUTE. APPLY 1118« Green St., before 9 a.

_or after 2 p. m.

PARTNER WITH $500 OR MORE; YOUNGJL laay preferred. Address Business, box 108,Call Office.

a"rgXin-si2s; OLD-ESTABLISHED CI--1* gar, candy and notion store; large garden andsummer-house; opposite University gate, Berke-ley; junction Telegraph-aye. electric road; cars

stop in front of store. Applyonpremises.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL DINING-ROOM TOrent on very easy terms; all ready to open.

Klmira,May 27, 1898. .UTCHER-SHOP, HORSE. HARNESS, CART,tools: cheap. Twentieth and Shotwell sts.

AIL<IK-SHOP FOR SALE; 1910 POLK. AP-Xplyat 207 Grant a c."L^RUITSTORE FOR SALE;COR. GROVE ANDILyon sts.; flne location: good outside trade;nee horse and wagon.

QOXnBRANCH BAKERY,CANDY AND<P— *J\J. notion store: 2 living-rooms; foodtrade. Apply1802 Howard st. \u25a0 -.-CjOAfJ AlDAIRYPRODUCE STORE; FINE<tJp4j\J\J. location; good paying: must be sold in3days: at a sacrifice. Inquire Call Ofllce,

RE-TAURANT; FIRST-CLASS TRADE; FORsale cheap on account of sickness; willex-

change for property or business of -equal value inlocality and climate suitable for a consumptive.Callor address 3281 Mission.

-3j*UlIA CASH; BALANCE OF $900 ON EASYig)\J\J\J terms: house of 7 rooms; lot 150x206;suitable for chicken-ranch; barns, stables, chlck&n-houses, artesian well, flower-garden: lot allfencedIn. Apply J. M.MCCARTNEY, 22% Geary st,or Saratoga aye. and San Leandro road. "

FINE BUSINESS CHANCE FOB A MANwhocan Invest $6000; bigprofits. Address D.X.,box 137. this office.

BRANCH BaKKRY AND VARIETIES;good business; corner; 6 livingrooms; largesunny yard. Apply 449 Guerrero st. \u25a0

ALOON; LONG LEASE AND LOW RENT.Applyat Anchor Brewery, 1431 Pacific

I''OR RALE—LOCKSMITH, MACHINISTAND\u25a0 grindingshop, well tooled up. 1003 Mlsslonst

<Bl^nn CHICKEN RANCH INPETALUMA:*S)tJ\J\J. good investment InquireCosmopoltanHotel.Petaluma. . . ...,-\u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0.'-

GREAT- OPPORTUNITY—SSOOO WILL PUR-VJT chase retiring manager's interest, worth$10,000. and secure permanent position on salaryIn one of the greatest dividend-paying businessesof the century: not a mine; serious illness com-pels sacrifice; none but competent men with cashconsidered. Address •Cnronos. box 67. Call Office.

ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING BUSl-ness recently incorporated offers active inter-est stock for sale: flue opportunity to extendtrade: fullest investigation; references given andrequired; principals only. Address lock, box 194,San Jose, Cal. • . . • ,.

NY STOCK 'OF MERCHANDISE BOUGHTforcash: city or country. M.,box 2, Call.

<Sil KÔ BLACKSMITH, HORSESHOEINGC-1\J*J\J. business; clears $125 month: corner;shop: tools; stock; party going East. Owner, box5, Call Office. Oakland.TT»OR palace shoe stork INXIflourishing county seat town: established 15years. For particulars adejress Box 446, Uklah.©IAA BUTCHER-SHOP; FIXTURES;

<)PIUV. rent $18. 1806 Howard st. .UOR SALE—FRENCH LAUNDRY, DYINGX and cleaning; good reasons forselling.. Addressby letter C.,BONNARD, 218 Fourth St., SantaBosa. ;-:-.\u25a0:"\u25a0 \u25a0

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rpo LEASE IN MAYFLELD,SANTA CLARAXCounty, Occidental Hotel and bar; rent $25.ApplyC DUCKER or F. PRITCHARD,12 Mar-ket st. . .- . . ,

OR RENT. UNFURNISHED— THE "GRAN-X iteHouse," Folsom, Cal., a 2-story frame hotel,containing parlor, dining-room, barroom, kitchenand 22 bedrooms: in good repair and fluelocation;a splendid opportunity for any person desirous ofgoing into the hotel business: extra inducementsoffered. Address LOUIS KLUMPP, Folsom, Cal.

ANTED— TO LIST.YOUR BUSINESSwith us: will sell itIn3 days or treat; we havebuyers for all kinds of businesses. Columbia, 128

Fourth st. \u25a0 ."FLOUR-SACKS FOR SALE: 'NICE CLEAN,X and ingood order; always plentyonhand. J. 8.,322 Pacific st, basement \u25a0

'carpet cleaning.

REAT EAS^^R^TSrE^—TÂItpiET^CIJEAN^VT ingWorks. Tel.So. 676; 14 Bth st. B. Grant.

JONES CU CAKPJ..I-

CLEANING ANDrenovating works. Main office 25 and 27 Bth.

CIARPETS CLEANED. 3c A YARD; LAID3&/ Tel. Jessie 944. STRaTTON., 19 Eighth st'

WHEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITHpoor work send to SPAULDING'S Pioneer Car-pet Beating Works, 353-57 Tehama st;tel. So. 40.pONKLIN'SCARPKT FKATING works. 333\J Golden Gate, aye.: telephone east 126. '

ITY AiriuARPKTCLEANING.RENOVA-ting,38 STEVENS, Tel. South 250.

C1REAT WESTERN STEAM CARPET-BEAT-fingworks; latest Improved machinery; 3c yard.

G.GEORGE. office IIi-.ichtli st.; phone Jessie 25M./ÂRPKTS CLEANED AND RENOVATEOV,' like new. . FERGUSON '

A CO.. 23 Tenth; teLSouth 36. D. MACKINTOSHACO.. successors.

•"•;K.MITCHELLCARPET CLEANINGCO.. 240 ,. 14th st. ;cleaning 3c a yard. Tel. Mission 74.MCQUEEN'S CARPET BEATINGANDRE• ovatlng works. \u25a0 453 Stevenson: Ml.south 228.———_________—

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DARK CYCLERY—NEW WHEELS TO i_TTX best accommodations. Terminus Geary,

-Mo-a lIlater and l'ew_lst car lines.

LODGING-HOUSES FOB SAX.JS.

Q>rT(\(\- LODGING-HOUSE: 36^WELL-FUR^ft)IUU.nlshed rooms; rent $75: long lease:fine location; north of and near Market st.:housefilled; paving $150 clear per month; rare bargain.

KKNNYA CO., 766 Market st.

1C ROOMS; FINE CORNER $1501 010-room house, worth $1000: price 40040 rooms: fine for transient. \u0084.:;... 'W

20 rooms On Fourth st, 0n1y...... ...... ...... SOU16roomaon Taylor 5t..;.:

~ '»>{46 rooms on Market st... -JSOU

H.C. DECKER, 1020 Market st. opposite Fifth.

1o-KOOM HOWE ON SIXTH ST.; PRICE10 $560; payments. DECKER, 1020 Market.

O/1-KOOM CORNER HOUSE", $1000; WORTH24 $2500: must be sold. DECKER. 1020 Market

'^VCnn 60-BOOM HOTEL,NEAR UNIONSh IOUU. Iron Works; low rent: selling ac-count of death. BARRETT&SK.IFF. 921 Market.

CH\f\n so- rooms, all,furnished;

tihÛUU. doing good business: situated on Mis-sion st. HICKOK&CO., 873% Market st-

IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A LODG-Ilng-honse, See T.LUBELSKI,7City Hall aye.

r>Q WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OB-—O gan; lowrent; bargain. Grocery. 40 sixth st

~FlKSl'l'liKlS FOB SALE.

~TT^^TVJIK~ZF~2ÔOyis^sZ^K^CHKSX for sale. 275 Clara st.

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T L. J. NEUMANN'S. 117 SIXTH? FORlowest prices on household goods, new or good

as new; cash or time: open evenings. \u25a0

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"*"!Prices stand till goods are completely dl».

posed of.Oak bed sets .....$l3 51Bed lounges ~ 800Stoves 7 50

'Carpets, per yard.. ...— 55Linoleum, per yard...... \u25a0.--.•. '55Matting, peryard I 11l

Tillour new buildingIs erected these prices willstand. Tillsuch time weaxe conducting businessat SE. corner Seventh and Mission sts. J.NOONAN.

___~A~i\l\ CARPETS; CHAMBER -BETS, $14;ttUU stoves, $5; parlor sets, $20: folding-bed*.$10; bed-lounges, $7. T.D. MCCARTHY 113 4th.A ROOMS FURNITURE, NEW $7*tt iiedlounges trimmed with plush $5 50Brussels Carpet laid 450 upEnglish Linoleum, laid 400 upWindow shades In 5colors 250 upSHIREK A SHIREK, 747 Market St., oppositeGrant avenue: no branch stores.

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FURNITURE "WANTED.ECOND-HANd'IfURNITURE WANTED TOfillcountry orders; Iwillpay good prices. T.

LUBELSKI. 7City Hallaye,

ALLON J. C. MUTHER,601 CALIFORNIA,Ifyou want highest cash price for your furni-

ture, carpets, pianos or merchandise of any kind.MALONK~~PAYS 20 PER CENT MOBIS

'than elsewhere for furniture to fill country

orders. Leave orders at KING'S, 3Fourth st

IF YOU WANT GOOD PRICES FOR FURNI--1 ture and merchandise see BURD, 211 Larkin.

KFORE SELLING YOUR FURNITUREX>send for Simmons Auction Co., 1057 Market

BASCH, 321 SUTTER, WANTS FURNI-. ture, saloons and merchandise; highest price.MAYER BUYS YOUR FURNITURE,.carpets, piano. 1135 Market: tel. Jessie 761.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.(B£Af\IROSEWOOD UPRIGHT FOR SALE

I\J. on$6 installments. 221Leavenworth st

VIAfiNIFICENTGRAND UPRIGHT PIANO;iVIHalle A Davis makers: sold topay cost andcharges. 1921 Sacramento st.

FEW MORE DAYS ARE LEFTINWHICHto take advantage of the great annual May

clearance .sale of pianos animusical Instrumentât VAIS',769 Market st

TECK PIANO; FINE TONE; EXCELLENTorder; obliged to sell. Room 21, 809 Market.INEUPRIGHT;SPLENDID TONE.FORCED

X sale; $160. Room 12, Flood building. :ARE CHANCE TO" SECURE A PIANOfrom the F. W. SPENCER CO., 338 Post st,

before they remove June 1 to their elegant andspacious warerooms at 933 Market st, oppositeMason: bargains In different makes to save ex-penses of removal.

BEFORE BUYINGSEE HAINEBROS.', BUSHX> A Gens and Knabe pianos: at wholesaleprices. A.L.BANCROFT ACO.. 324 Post st

/CLOSING OUT A COMPLETE LINE OP\J small goods at prices less than goods costlanded inNew York;just the chance to buy a fineinstrument for your summer outingat small out-lay; violins. $1 85; mandolins, $3 35; guitars. $3;antoharps, $1: accordions, flutes, banjos, piccolos,cases for Instruments, violin outfits, etc.; newpianos for rent and sale. J. HARRY SCOTT, 929Market St., Sprockets building.

' -£IO; FINE CHICKERINO;SCHMITZ, 16

X—O. McAllister st., next to Hlbemla Bank.OHMER, STECK, STEINWAY. STATHAllsecond-hand uprights cheap. 306 McAllister.1 (\f\ Marshall upright:sherwood

Q 1\J\J. upright, $150. BRUENN'S, 228 Post.SHERMAN, CLAY A CO,, STEIN-WAY" REP-. resentatives, show the largest assortment ofpianos and organs in the West; all grades andprices; easy monthly payments: everything guar-anteed as represented. Kearny and Sutter.

SHAW, $575: STEINWAY,$215; SQUARE,826; rented $2 up. HEINE,136 Ellis st.

A RRIVED— OF CELEBRATED HIGH-Agrade T.L.Neumann pianos: prices and termsmoderate. H.LUEDERS. 82 Ninth st.

pHICKERINO, KNABE,STUCK,VOSE,BTER-VJ lingpianos: see our new piano for$187; pianos:or rent BENJ. CURTAZ A SON, 16 O'Farrell.

BYRON MAUZY, 308 POST .ST.—SOHMEB,Newby A Evans, Brlggs and other pianos.

UPERIOR VIOLINS,ZITHERS. OLD&NEWO H.MULLER.maker, repairer. 2Latham Place.

A WEEK'S "NEWS FOR 5 CENTS— THJSjtl.WEEKLY CALL,inwrapper, formailing. •

~HOUSES.

OR^SALE^GOOd" STRON O DELIVERYhorse: drive single or double; cheap. Apply

169 Second st - •

ORSE AND DELIVERY WAGON, WITHharness, cheap; only $50: also 1dozen fancy

chickens. Apply2425 Gough St., near BroadwayA UCTION SALES OF HORSES, BUGGIES,

xx wagons, harness, etc. at Derby stables, 643Geary ,cor. Leavenworth.every Tuesday 11o'clock.C. R.MARTIN,prop.; S. W ATKINS,auctioneer."M"ICE BLACK SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE.i.l Gilmore Bros.' stable, Twelfth and Mission sta.CAA SET NEW AND SECOND-HAND HAR-K>\J\J ness; all kinds; buggy.wagon, carts, surreyA rockawav; 40 cheap horses. 16th and Valencia._A HORSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGONS,r£\J buggies, carts, harness; Grand Arcade HorsaMarket, 327 Sixth st.; auction sales every Wednes-day. SULLIVANA DOYLE, Auctioneers.

ORSES PASTURED; SEND FOR CIRCU-Iar. The Hyde Ranch, 630 Commercial st.

"1 t/\ SETS NEW A.Nil SECOND-HAND HAB-±.U\J ness: allkinds; wagons, buggies, horses andscrapers; sand-wagons. 1128 Mission st.T\R. C. H.WESTPHAL, VETERINARY SUB-XJ geon for S. F. Police Department Office andhospital. 121 City Hal! aye.: telephone south 401.

.WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

FOR FIRST-CLASS CAMP WAGON;suitable for 4 persons; with baggage, etc. •

with or without stove and tent_

F. SALBACH310 East Channel St., Stockton.

TANDING-TOPLOCTOR'S PHAETON;GOODOas new. At ROBERTS', 1613 MarketQLIGHTLY SOILED DRIVTNG GLOVES:0 samples. H.M. HEINEMAN,109 Sansome st.MEW AND SECO^ D-HANDBAKKRS',LAUN-Xi dry,milk aud grocery wagons: also rockawayand 2fine bu—lo-i. 828 Harrison st. _

*'OR SALE-3IISCELIYANEOUS.

FRESH COW FOR SALE.T MISSOURI ANDMariposa sts.. Potrero. |

ORS « LE-2 MALTESE KITTENS,CHEAP.1LittleRUBS St.. off Howard.TVTEaRLY NEW '94 RAMBLER BICYCLE;AXT bargain. 1510 Octa viast .G~~ENTLK~FAMILY COW CHEAP. APPLY

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tures— counter,, table, railings, chairs, platform-scale. 1amitruck, typewriter, stove, etc. Address105 Sncramento st.

VINEMIL'H lO\V; CHEAP. APPLYSOUTHJ. side of Point LODO3 and Thir;y-thlrJayes." •• . ;VfEW $106 BICYCLE FOR $80: NEVERXI ridden. Call at 101 VanNess aye. .

1" fIOR SALE—

CABINET-MAKER'S OUTFIT;bench; tools of every kind; a flueoutfit; will

be sold cheap; also complete hunting outfit. 1400Van .\ess aye. • . '

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\fEW~A~2ND-HAND '"95" BICYCLES. $26 TO"_I$65. Hamiltou Cyclery. Baker and Hayes sts.

OUNTER S, SHELVING, SHOWCASESbought and sold. 1121% Market.bet. 7thABtb.

IK-HORSEPOWER GAS OB GASOLINE0 engine for sale cheap. Apply or address 21&Bay st -..THIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND WASHING-"X 1ton band press: also eighth medium Universal:thoroughly overhauled; cheap. Address C. Abox 100, this office. \u25a0.

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SECOND-HAND• GAS OR GASOLINE EN-

glnes; various sixes; guaranteed perfect order •bargain. G. E.. box 100, Call. \u25a0

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ARGAINS TYPEWRITERS: ALLMAKES-"write forprices. Typewriter Ex., 310 California!OILKRS,ENGI>Ey,2D-HANDMACHINEKY71> waterpipes. Mclntosh A Wolpman, 137 Beale!ABYCARiIIAUES AND RATTAN FURNI.

11 lP,îb ?ntT,at the facMH>y saves retailer's pro-fit. California Rattan Co., 61 First st, nr. Mission

j UILDINIiSBOUGHT; LUMBER, SASHES» » doors, mantels, etc.. for sale. 1166 Mission.ONE -MdALL MEDIUM.AND LARGE SIZBVJ fireand burglar proof safe. 109, 111 Market si.

X™ AND BURGLAR" SAFE. LETTBK-J. press, platform scales and desk :che:ip. 102 Clay.XTEW RAN CHEAPER THAN BKCOND-XI hand. W. S. RAY Mfg Co.. 12 California at

, TYPEWRITERS.\u25a0y OST, $30; caligraph, $25; send forX sample work. SCOTT

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