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SAN FRANCISCO CALL. BCPINT.fS OFFICE of the Ban Francisco rail, eorr.er cf Market and Third 6treets. open r::tll 12 o'clock rvery n!ght In the year. BRANCH OFFICnS-::7 Montgomery etreet. rrmer C!cy; open until S:3O p. m. 80C Haven rtrect; open until ?:30 p. m. (Z9 McAtl'.ster street: open until 9:39 p. m. C5 Larkin street; open until 9:30 p. m. 3941 Mission ttreet; c^en until 10 p. m. i:fl Market ttreet, corner Sixteenth; open cr.tU S p. ci. 3d Eleventh Ftrert; cpen until » p. m. "C?C V_>ncia street: open until J p. m. ins IV.Ik rtreet: orrn urit!! 9 n. m. Kcrt_wort corner Twenty-second and Ken- turfcy street^: open tir.til 9 p. tn. KEETIXG NOTICES. CALIFORNIA Cotnmanderj- No. 1. K. jb. T No. 8. Pr>st «.? Regular assembly tSS^ THIS EVENING. Ordc-is ol ReJ Cross JMJ 2nd the Temple. All frnters cour- *^« tecus'.y lnvitc.i. By order oi the ccm- *~ pander. HIRAM T. GRAVES. Recorder. CALIFORNIA C~C__-&4erT Prill Coirs, ? Members cf the corps are notified to T_*p assemble in the asylum THIS KVHN- f__j ING at S o'clock for important busi- tjgT rte=e. Fr_tere erf the comrr lanuery are v Invited to be j>r*s"nt. REUBEN P. HCRLBUT, Drill Cores Commander. YERBA BUENA Lortce of Perfectirn ?**}» No. I.? Meeting THIS (FRIDAY) 5 BVEXnVG :it 7:10 O'clock. I>gree 9. fi\ GEORGE J. HOBE. Secretary. «£££& JIBOV BEN ADIIEM Lodge No. _<: _ t**_:>. 112. I. O. O. X.? Members are noti- : q52H555j p s,e<i to attend the funeral of rur : 2£*%X?^. late brother. F. !I. STEVEN?. ""''' from li!s late residence. 2119 Clay ft.. SAT- URDAY. Arril 2S. at " r- m. fharp. T. G. OBRAM. X. Q. ST ANDREW'S Society? Annual pic- __ >. r;c will be he! 3 at Faliiax i'ara. EaUJ near San RaTael on SATLT.DAY. May 12. 1900. Round triD tickets. ~=_7* E&c- children. 25c: to b* had from members. WILLIAM BALNAVES. President. A. R. PATTERSON. Secretary. Zn'XUAL meetir.E-The regular annual meet- ing of EtocklK.'der* of tr.e Hutctlnson Sugar Plantation Company ~"!1J be held at the ofilee ol t_e ccmpari-. . Z~ Blarket Ft.. Han Fran- «-is?o.«Cal.. on Tu-sday. the fth day cf May. IKO. at the hour cf 11 a. r_.. fcr the purpose «>; eiectlr.g a liiard cf directors to porve for the ensuing year an3 the transaction of such (¦?ther bi:s'.:i"ss as n;ay Baton before the meet- ing. Transfer boc.ks will close on Friday, Afril 27. ISOO. at t P- m. H. W. THOMAS. Acting Secretary. AGEVTS WASTED. KXr~RI~NCF.D building and loan agent*. Room HOC, Clave fpreckels building. A GCOD in? tHMlttffP for ladles or gentlemen. YA'i V*rk»t pt. ASTUOLOGV. FHofT A. mT?I : KYKY of Egypt greatest astrol- rp'.st and patattiflt in the world; satisfaction ;ruarar;?ee^. IT. Powell Ft. ATTOUXEi'J AT LAW. ADVICE free; divorce Ihw a specialty; private; j r.o fee without success; collections. G. W. j HOWE, att'y at law. S."»0Market, cor. Stocktn. j tF. A. S. NICHOLSON, attorney at law; tele- phone Ilavit ZM. 4IS Kearny st. ADVICE free; n 1 charge v.nless successful. W. W. DAVIPSOX. E2I Market st.. opp. Mason. F. H. MKRZRACH. attorney at law. has n-- F;:rrf"i practice at X^Z Cal. St.. Clunle bMg. _.. P. CLARK. Kmma ?preckels bldg.. S2T Mar- ket st.: nonsuit at ion free: no fe^s in advance. RATH CABIM:T ? HOT AIR. VAPOR. ROBINSON Si (-panel !ci<t*Tig; door opens firm and raf.-. W. S BROWN, gen. apt.. <C« Eilia. mSIASIAX HARES. AT r. E. MASONS. 1710 Everett Bt.. AJ«.- trefia? "LOlll> ESSEX." Imported, fee $29; "Teddy Kocsevelt," winner first prize Lo» ABECtat, f*-' 1 S'.C; "Har-d/ Styles." twn son cf "fir Etylee." fee JU; "IM:_ln Prince," own ?or. of -'I/Mrd Britain" and "Avalanche." fee $15: "Genera! Washington" (heavy? -e!f;ht). Ron cf "Star Huck." fee JIC; does bred to these huctt frcm JlO up; closed Sundays. THE largest nnd bcst-eq'.iix>ped rabhltry north of Los Angeles: Imported *>Was hares; wholesale and retail; fashionable strains of I :rr.; ?.?¦'. bucks and doe* nlwajra on hand: j irant <iocs; a full line cf rabbitry supplies. GOLOEN GATE BELGIAN HARE CO., COS-Cll Golden Gate aye.. P. F. ; tel. South CO. IRA BARKER DALZIEL. Proprietor. ATTENTION? TREMONT nELGIAIC HARE CO.. I 13« Fill? ;ore «.. Pan Kranclsco. Cal. fVri 6 cents in s-'arrips for bock en care and j fee<i:r.7 The cheapert and b"st treatise on I the subject. HAWTJIOIC'K RAP.IUTR7. 4GO Tayicr aye.. Alcme-a. Cal.? Headquarters for fine pedi- frTT-eoi Be'rrlin hares; all prices. Grande Dash (imp.*, bervice {15. Inspect!-*! r.f rtrck so- Ilfit..'.. T. P. RAYMOND. Prop. SALESROOM for the Laurel Dell Babbitry of f-a!:iias. r_l- at the Montgomery Market. 725 Market «.; SEents for the ileadow Brook P.eigian Hare C<::r.r_ry of Ix>s Angeles. VICTORIA RARBITRY?Headed by Palace Royal. ?corS&C 6 prizes; other buck* at, Etud and for sale; doc* rf _!1 grades and strains. Tr.re<l and unbred. iITT Seventh aye.. E. Oakl'd. TTTIY is It tho=e ?ho purchase of th<? Eureka j RhbbMry peoo___c_d others? We handle the hffZ arri 'l:*- j *-i<~->« are rens'&ble. VA'y.K Turk. HoSEMONT Rat-ttry. 3fi Maple court, off 14th. above Cuem-ru ? Brewing does. 112 £.0 up; youngsters. %', _p; large stork; Oxwat strains. lI ASCOT P.AI*.I}ITRY.AT. Sutter et.. S. F. Fine r« stork ? uaranteed: at reasonable ]iri(»»; service. TIo and 525. "FOR rule? redipreed Belgian hares; from J5 § upward. MARKKT-PT. RABBITRY. W. C. L',"NT!IAM. proprietor. U32*Market st. THE rncina! P.aM>itry. Hasl-tt _ R»w. 12_! Grand St., Alfcrreda. ; correspond, solicited. BOAXimSG FOB CHILDR_S. "WIDOW, having her hrme near school, would Sike chlSdn-n to care for; rocm fcr parent. C&JI f. to 1: at 4. 13 25th St.. bet. Noe and Sanchez. BOARD for one or two children in German family: Many yard. 4-3 Minna et. GOOD honr.e for a child, with German widow. I*3 EacfcOTT aye.. near r;^u E h. BOOKS BOSW AM» OLD. WCHOOU DOOKfI hcurht and exchanged. F-irre* r>'V Co.. TN MK*tn«i rt.* near Third. UUUT AMJ BHOiS IiIKUAi.VS. SABGACCS in ladles' and children's ahoea; <lrun:?lerv' »?*? :j..;<-a at ir iari;:facturer'a cost. 3 K«~»HLPE''KEK. Ui Fourth Et. BUSINESS CUAXCES. A POO SALOON on Fourth et.; larre stock and a first-class p_j-:n_ business ; rent {li; owner 10 leave for Nome; a jrreat t>acrifice. Call 11. G. WILKE. 0.-S Market fct. | A? s2ooo; PARTNER --_nted in best-located sa- ! tloon on Market St.; place open day and night; j _oinp a firft-class payir.ij.,business; owner j wants a good honest ? ;an tur assistance. Pat- ticulars H. (? WILKE, 90S Market st. A? OLD-ESTABLISHED roadbouse with over one acre of prounU: ho-jfee of- 7 furnished riK)? is. wltli barroom, piino. etc.; iect t3O. Particulars R. G. WILKE. IK* Market st. A? JSOO? BAZAAR and notion store., with 3 fine living rooms ; rents 122 £*; a good paying bus- iness; stock values the price.; best location oa principal -trcet. R. G. WILKE, SO6 Market. A? JliOO: BAKERY on leading; business street; j Western AUd:Uo&; rent jo;; 3 horses, wagon; I _ew over.s: bak:n_ SM, barrels per day; tlck- r.eec caute of e-le. &«e R. O. WILKE. »0C Market Bt. A? J2tCO; CORNER grocery and bar on Hayes et. : rent tl\ Including: rooms; larce stock of liquors and proceries; a flryt-tlats, paying fcUEineas. Inquire R. G. WILKE, SOS Market. | jt- 12000; CORNER crocery and bar. with 4 Jivir-p rooros; r*r.t j:.9: 3 yeans' lease: the best comer en Mission St.; place dolnK a r.ooa payinr ceth business; full value In eight. Call It.G. WILKE. &<K Market Bt. tJOO? A FIRST-CLASS nlooa on the water front: a rood stock, fixtures, safe and cash register, vrlll be nold at a treat sacrifice on account of ether business. J. E. ?LIXKKY & CO.. 1 Fifth st. A CIGAR store; Wholesale district: great eac- riflce. COWING & CO.. 719 Market st. ' A? PARTNER ?-anted In good paying business 1 with CiCO. COWING & CO.. Tl9 Maikct st. j fr.no? BAP-EFTR siiop: 4 chairs: well established; ! barjraln. MCLAUGHLIN& CO.. 777H Market, j ISC'}? BAKERY; bargain: Disagreement of part- r»j- cause of sale. McLAUGHLIN & CO., *777»* Market siu A? ZVA: PARTNER --antrd; must be steady, rtli_L!<» man; satisfied with tIS to TMa week; no ; :? 'i.t or Sunday work: trial clven before i ijuylnr. Apply at 9 Geary ft., room 2. j«!*i_FlXl~ csrriaga and w_ron factory: a bar- ' gain: must leave city. JONES & CO.. £65 Mkt. WILL f<ll pood riiTcie fcj*!nesB and Al repair shop, wheels, tocis, sundries; &_O. 1454 Mar- ket st. TO lease ? O!<3 ostab ishod hrewf-y; fitted up for Immediate operation. 217 Sacramento st.. San j $300 CASH? Double express and business: es- tablUhed 18 years, with good paying haulinj. Address box I*os. Call. ETATIONERY. brar.cb l/akery. candies, dears and Laundry in connection. 1259 Market st. , BUSINESS CHANCES CONTINUED. SOME GOOD SENSIBLE ADVICE. We have on our list some bargains rare. And in our dcallnus we are fair: Saloons and restaurants of every Blze. For sale, in The Call we advertise. Po if in business you wish to go In Ferln_ us do not be Blow. The uurr.her Is Market, seven five nine. So come uy early and fall in line. ' If you wish to sell or wish to buy. When you mean business, us do try. We are not here Just for our health, But, like our patrors, are gaining ? wealth. You don't risk life, nor pay big fare To come, and in our profits share. Bo don't rls-k life in going to Nome. Invest in business and Ftay at home. REMEMBER MARKET 7E9. t Don't full to call on us in time. BROCKLEHURST & MEGLADDERY. BARGAIN; J2M will buy good cigar stand: half a block from Market et. ; doing a good business; present owner going to Nome. HROCKLEIIURST & MEGLADDERY, 759 Market tX. BARGAIN? Corner grocery and ber: good loca- tion; rent $*»; no reasonabla offer refused. BROCKLEHURST & MEGLADDERY. 759 Market Et. GOOD cppcrtunlty: manufacturing business for the restoration of hair and patent medicines: rights and patents all clear; will sell entire plant or half interest In same; A) Investment. Brocklehurst A Megladdery. 759 Market St. QUICK 6ales Is our motto. Should you want to buy. sell or exchange any property or burfr.ess. we are able to please you in every respect. BROCKLEHURST £ MEGLAPDKRY. 7*9 Market st. FOR Bale? Old-established drug store In North- ern California town of 8M0; no t_tter drug town In State: invoice about $3000;~w!ll sell 2a per cent below invoice: reason for selling satis- factory; business very profitable. Address box 3153, Call : $100- WAN TED? Active, reliable man to take interest in an old-established commission business that will pay from $75 to $100 per month the year round: no experience re- quired. Apply at 1016 Market St.. room 10. DRUG store for rale or exchange for San Fran- cisco property: a well-stocked, modern, paying drug store In a pood mining town; cash trade. Call at 7SJ O'Farrell st.. city. SALOON for sale cheap. 872 Fourth st. LEAVING city? Nice art and stationery store for sale: good location. 628 Post st. BARBER shop for rent: completely furnished; 2 chairs; long established business; good lo- cation <-n Third Ft.: rent complete, $22. In- quire WM. HENDRICKSON _ CO.. 614 Call bldg. FOR rale? Saloon In ¦wholesale district at a bargain; good reasons for selling; no night workt fine location. Box 4577. Call office. RESTAURANT for Bale; doing a good business; cheap rent: good reason for selling. Call at li Ei.hth St. FOR sale? Barber chop: good business; rare chance. Box 279. San Luis Obispo, Cal. BAKERY store. 1105 Howard St.; 4 rooms; large oven and tools to let low; location excellent. ¦WANTED ? Home bakery; must be doing good business; cheap for cash. Box 4571. Call office. BRANCH bakery and coffee parlor fcr sale. Inquire 1532 Stockton Et. 1-CHAIR barber fhon fcr sale; cheap; account of departure. 1933 Mission st. BARI'EK sh^p: Kocd business: 3 living rooms in rear. 1223 Market St.. Oakland. PARTY leaving the city has for sale a tin and copper fhop: also steel range; doing good business; established 14 years. 411^ Califor- nia st. AT riSSn? Must be sold immediately; good-pay- lrs saloon; central location: urgent reasons; no a_ents. Bix ?4:.65. Call office^ BUTCHER Fhop; good trade and location; horse and wagon: route; sacrificed to go to Cape Nome. 475 East Twelfth st.. East Oakland. FOR sale, cheap? Paying grocery and bar; cor- ner; cause owner's death. 2240 Folsom Bt. SINGLE young man with few thousand In cash depires an opportunity In business or other- ? -lse. Box 4.'.41. Call. GOOD raying saloon aHd caTe for f_le; cheap; rent $20. Box 2322. Call office. BARBER shop; must be *old this week. 5035 Sixteenth Ft. ________ WELL-ESTABLISHED brancn bakery, candy end notion store cheap; reasons, going back East. 916 Railroad aye. South. p:0-CIGAR stand; splendid opportunity; good location. See owner. 92 Minna, bet. 3 and 5. WELL-ORGANIZED machine shop, established In ISGI. for sale cheap. Box 4C54, Call office. COKFEE and tea routes supplied from GEO. W. CASWELL & CO., 412 Sacsaincnto St. CLASSIFIED advertisements anrt subscriptions received at Call br_nch office. 2200 Fill?lore. A BRANCH office lor the reception of adver- tisements and subscriptions has been opened at IC2T! Po!k 6t.; open until 9 p. m. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and Fubfcriftio/is has been established at 1096 Va- lencla Et. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE. £O^Ro6si~CORNER HOUSE;; RENT $1<». New furniture: grand banraln: see it. For eale only by DECKER, ÜB9 Market st. IS-ROOM house at your own price. Apply to DECKER. 1020 Market fct. 100 rooms; rent $50: clears $200 $lfOo is rooms: en Third st 2W 30-room corner: 2 entrances; half cash 2'JOO S-room flat: new; elegant 250 is rooms; on one n\x>r; near Call office... E5O 37 rooms; on Hov.-ard n.: only $."? cash.. 4'») 25 rooms; on Market St.; v.-orth $1200 803 V> rooms; on Mason st.; payments 450 36 rooms; on Market St.; payments ISi>J TELEPHONE JOHN 51. H. C. DECKER. 1»> Market St.. opp. Fifth. MARION GRIFFIN. 719 Market, nr. Call bldg. 27 rooms; <:l<?an; part cash; taole board. .s2f>oo 63 rooms; N Market: nice and fine 3400 20 rooms; rent 560; clears $00..% 600 9 rooms; meals given; north side 4QO 44 rooms; rent $120; income $2^o mo 2500 17 rooms; rent $50; Income $115 monthly.. 750 11 rooms; rent S2S; full: nice; all men 225 And many more. Please call for particulars. R~ H WINSTON & CO.. 1^26 Market St. ; RELIABLE BROKERS 23 rooms, near Market ft., reduced to $G5O 20 rooms, corner. A No. 1 furniture Jlo<io 47 rooms, rent only $75: on Sutter st $2SOO ". rooms, fine corner, part cash, only $1600 $1500? HOUSE of 6 rooms and bath; 2 lots and furniture; rents for $45 per month: at Han- ford, Cal. KREDO & CO., 3« Geary Et. $300 ? FUNNY cor.; 16 rooms: neat and clean; clears $S0 a month. KREDO & CO., 36 Geary. BARGAIN? 9- room lodging-house; central lo- cation; all occupied; good furniture; rent low: clearing $32 above rent: will sell for $300. Call between 11 a. m. and 7 p. m., 743 Howard st. SNAP ?$400: 22 rooms, all rented; pood location; cause of selling, sickness. BASILE. 3 Eddy. $275? ELEGANTLY furnished; 8 rooms; bath; yard; full roomers; great bargain. 913 Howard. CAIUUAGES AND yVAGOMS. NEW & 2d-hand wagons, boggles, carts & har- ness, work & driving horses. 15th & Valencia. FELLING out. half cost, 100 sets harness. 200 wagons. 1140 Folscrn st.. near Eighth. CARPBT BEATING AND CLEANING. WHFN you become disgusted with poor work send to EPAULDIN'G'S Pioneer Carpet-beat- ing Work*. Si 3-357 Teh_ma Bt.; tel. S. 49. J. n. MITCHELL Carpet Beating and Reno- vating Co., HO 14th St.; tel. Mission 74. CITY Steam Carpet-beating Works. G. H. STEVENS, mgr,. 38-40 Bth St.; tel. South 250. J. McQUEEN'S California Carpst Cleaning Co.. 4i3 Stevenson St.; tel. South 228; lowest ratesw CARPETB cleaned at 3c per yard; laid at 40. ETRATTON'S. 3 Eighth St.; tel. Jessie 944. ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter St.; tel. Main 3t4. GEO. WALCOM. proprietor. CONKLIN'S Carpet-beating Works. 233 Golden Gate aye.: telephone East 126. SPIRITUALISM. ATTENTION ! ~.\T.7?".~."."".. REMOVED! MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE. The World's Mr.st Famous Medium and Clairvoyant. P.ereals Your Life Frcm the Cradle to the Grave. Every Hidden Mystery Revealed. To the Sick Esoecinlly Her nsslstance Is priceless. Her "Revealed Medicines," registered and copyrighted, cure all diseases on earth, consumption, paralysis, rheumatism, all ekln diseases, heart and nervous affections. The wonderful cures which fche has made are the talk of the whole slope. WRITE If you cannot csll. for thousands upon thou- sands have been made rich, happy and healthy without ever having come to see this wonderful weman. Consultation by mall is always suc- cessful and Hatlsf-ctory, and all correspondence Is ktpt sacredly confidential. Addrers or call, MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE. Offices removed to her residence. 1061 Seventh ay«., East Oakland. C.-U. N. B. ? Take S. F. broad-gauge ferry and get rrtf at Clinton Station, second station from Broadway. - :..s ¦ .: ¦ ¦.--_ ¦ . . GO to Wst6on, "only natural" palmist and oc- cult medium; the luckl«-st and truest on the coast: readings 25c. 1581 Market et., near Twellth: specimens, mall. EOc. MRS. BAILEY, circle R p. m.. 10c; readings 25c and up. 1204 Fillmore st. CLAIRVOYANT, medium and palmist; test readings to-day. 25e. 126 O'Farrell st. MEDA HOSKINS. spiritual medium, 1423 Mar- ket, bet. 10th and 11th; clr. Mon.. 8 p. m. MRS. ELLIS, business and prophetic medium; sittings, $1; clr. Frl.. 2 p.m.. 25c. 233 Valencia.' SPIRITUALISM. NAPOLEONIC spiritual developing circle to- night. 25c; "Under Venua, Goddess of Beauty." 220 Eddy st. ___^ MRS.J.J. WHITNEY, clairvoyant, test, business . medium, life reader: sitting. $1. HC* Market. CLAIRVOYANTS^ MRS. DB~~CLA_u£ ????? THE WELL-KNOWN TRANCE MEDIUM. PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT 205 TURK. May be consulted on all affairs of life: while entranced she reveals every hidden mystery; the will show you how to overcome your ene- mies; remove family troubles; restore lost affections; unite the separated: recover lost or stolen property: locates minerals; tells your entire life, while In a perfect trance; satisfaction guaranteed by mall. Send etamp for circular, with special terms. MRS. DR. CLARK. 205 Turk St.. near Jones; hours. 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. daily. MME. LANGE. the great clairvoyant, tells past, future; never fells; has the greatest Egyptian eecret: shows picture future husband or wife: fee 25c and r.p: satisfaction to everybody: tips "on races. 1167 Market St.. bet. 7th and Bth. MME. A. CERVANTES, the celebrated Spanish fortune teller; gives best advice In difficult matters. 19 Fulton St., near Larkin. MIFS MELVILLE,great clairvoyant and water reader; German spoken. 92l% Mission, op.Mlnt. MME. ZEREDA of 6 Seventh St., original gypsy life reader; last week; readings 25c; no sign. MME. AUGUST, clairvoyant, card reader and ? palmistry. 25c: truth or no pay. 1149 Mission. MME. SHAFFER, clairvoyant, card r«ader; Elttlnga dally. 212H Sixth gt. MME. VERLEIN. life and card reader; busi- ness advice. 527^4 Post st. MME RAVENNA reads life fluently: business advice; names given; 25c up. 5 Fourth st. MME. SYBILLE? CradIe to grave; future hus- band's picture. 25c: ladles. 914 O'Farrell st. CAPE NOME. PARTIES wishing to obtain stock In the Alaska and Cape Nome Company, or Informa- tion regarding same, can apply to W. E. BARNARD, secretary, Examiner building, S. F., room 202, or 1118 Broadway, Oakland. CAPE NOME rocker; cheapest, lightest and best; latest improvements. 191M4 Mission st. LATEST Alaska rocker with pump; be sure and Eec It. 3 Natoma Et. * COLLECTION OFFICES. GEORGE W. KELLY'S Agency; no charge un- leys successful.' Room 310. 527 Market st. ' COTTAGES TO LET. $10? COTTAGE; 3 sunny rooms; yard. 134 Rose aye., between Gough and Octavla. DENTISTS. A? DR. T. S. HIGGINS' dental parlors, 927 Market St., over Cafe Zlnkand ? Teeth extract- ed without pain by use of electricity, gas or chloroform; also by local anaesthetics applied to the gums; the best and most artistic dental work at reasonable prices; pure gold fllllngs from $1 up; other fillings from 50c; badly de- cayed teeth carefully treated and filled or crowned without pain; plates that fit from $4 50 up; open evenings and Sundays. A FULL set of teeth on a rubber plate, $5; a full set of teeth on a gold plate. $25; teeth without a plate; crown and bridge work our specialty; gee our flesh-colored platen thinner and stronger than rubber, warranted for 20 years, filling*. 50o; crowns, $3 50; all work painless and warranted. CHICAGO DENTAL PARLORS. 24 Sixth st. AT the ELECTRO- DENTAL CLINIC. 809 Mar- ket st.. oor. itli. rm. 7. Flood bldg., you can have your extractions done painlessly; teeth without plates our specialty; gold crowns, J3 GO up; plates, extractions free, $4 50 up: of- fice hours, 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. ; Sundays, 9 to 2 p. m. G. W. WILLIAMSON. M.D., Manager. DR. GEORGE W. LEEK. 20 O'Farrell St., ex- tracts and fills teeth painlessly by his won- derful secret method: crowns, $2; bridges, $4; rubber or flexible plates. $3; received 8 first prizes; no students; guaranteed 12 years. FULL set of teeth. $5; gold crowns. $3: new methods In bridge work; fllllngs. gold. $1 up; Fllver. 50c; painless extraction. 50c; gas given. New York Dental Parlors, 9C3 Mission, cor.Sth. DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 Market, nr. 11th? No charpe for extracting when plates are made; old plates maile over like new: teeth from $8 per set; extracting. 50c; gas given. IDEAL gold fillingInserted for 73e. with writ- ten guarantee fur G years; plates, $3; crowns, $1. IDEAL DKNTAL CO.. 6 Eddy st. PARIS Dental Parlor, 235 Kearny, cor. Bush? Full set of teeth. $4; crowns. $3: fillings. 25c. MEYER. Deutscher Zahnarzt. 6 Turk: painless «»xt., crowns, bridge work; open Sund. till lz. EASTERN Dental Parlor, 119 Third St.: crown, bridge work; ext. painless; full get teeth $7. VAN VROOM? "Painless"; evenings and Sun- days. 1001 Market st., corner Sixth. SET of taeth without plate. DR. H. O. YOUNG. IS 4I Polk st. DOG HOSPITALS. DR. CREELEYS C. P. mange cure and worm pills; by all druggists or at the dog hospital. I £10 Golden Gate aye.; a special ward reserved for contagious diseases. Telephone East 2&7. DR. BL'7-ARD'S Dog Hospital, Post, Fillmore? Advice and medicine 75c; city visits $1 50; all j animals treated: dogs boarded. Tel. West 636. I UUKSSMAKEUS ANU SEAMST RK-MS:* 1 ____________ _^. -^ -_¦-_?_, f ,_,,_ MCDOWELL'S Is the place to learn practical dressmaking; late patterns cut. 103 Po6t st. S. F. Dressmaking, Ladies' Tailoring School; French tailoring system taught. 411 Van Ness. PARISIAN dressmaking, 357 Geary St.; dresses made, to up: dresses made over; perfect n't. ACCORDION pleating factory. All kinds pleat- lng, pinking. 121 Post, over O'Connor&Mofratt. EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND? lndividual Instruction each evening by J. WILLARD SMITH, expert stenographer. 1720 Market st. ; highest speed known accomplished by Isaac Pitman sys- tem (the inventor of phonography); rates $5 per month; by mail $4; another class May 1. HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post St., S. F.? Practical courses In bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, languages, telegraphy, English branches, civil, electrical and mining engin- eering, etc. ; new SO-paije catalogue free. A HIGH grade school ? Commercial Western Business University; arranged in departments; pay only for what you get. Call or address 723 Market Bt., San F*nclsco. AYRES', the leading business college. 723 Mar- ket; bookkeeping, shorthand, typing; life scholarship, $50; day and evening; catalogue. ALL etudents but two taking full course this year got positions. SAN FRANCISCO BUSI- NESS COI,LEGE. 1226 Market Bt. ENGINEERING, civil, elec. mining, mech. sur- vey, assay, cyanide, arch.; day, eve.; est. 1564. VAN DER NAILLENSCHOOL, 933 Market. SHORTHAND taught personally or by mall: ac- knowledged by official reporters "best teacher, best system." M. G. BARRETT, 302 Montgmy. ADULTSand children taught English branches; Individual instruction; day and eve. 334 Hyde. BOOKKEEPING practically; no theory; rapid calculations. Tarr, Expert Acct., Flood bldg. MANDOLIN, the latest fad. thoroughly taught by PROF. MERKI, lOCS Mission ;violin, guitar. ESPINA. Penman: business writing a specialty; engrossing; Spanish. 337 Phelan building. ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, writing, etc.; day or eve.; $5 mo. 1024 .Mission, nr. 6th. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. A? JAPANESE-CHINESE Contractor and Em- ployment Office furnishes beet laborers and domestic servants. 4 Carlos place, off O'Far- rell, bet. Powell and Mason; tel. Black 4354. A? MOST reliable Japanese and Chinese em- ployment ofllce; established over five years. 421 Post St.; telephone Bush 135. JAPANESE and Chinese employment ofllce; best help furn. ; tel. John 2121. 806% Stockton. CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office? Best help. 411% O'Farrell St.; tel. East 426. UNION Japanese-Chinese Employment Office- Best help. 417 Powell st., telephone Clay 86. ORPHEUM Employment Office? Japanese. Chl- nesc. 426 Powell, near Sutter: tal. Black r.072. EMPLOYMENT WANTED?FEMALE. RELIABLE woman; good cook and housekeep- er; assist with washing; city or country; give reference. Call 141 Hyde st., near Turk; no postals. ' WANTED? A situation to do general housework In small private family; good cook, or would do second work. Call at 843 Franklin st. ; telephone Red 2CSB. DANISH girl wishes a position as cook In pri- vate family: best of wages $30. 1C63 Howard st. y , HUNGARIAN girl wants housework and plain cooking: likes children; speaks a little Eng- lish; $12. 1931 Sixteenth aye.. South 8. F, LADY wants work by the day; quick and neat. Address 4 Sherwood place, off Third, between Howard and Mission. /-.'?- SITUATIONas working housekeeper and cook; hotel or boarding-house; city or country; ref- erences. Box 4575. Call office. WANTED? MiddIe-aged woman; light house- work. 4222 Twenty-fifth Bt. A ? WOMAN wlnhes to do housework by day; I wages £1 and car fare. 136 Hayes et. EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE. RELIABLE 'German woman, speaks English, wants work by the day as nurse, seamstress, housecleaning, /office work. Call 522 Stockton. WANTED? A lady wants a partner in a -well- established business;, will bear investigation. 626 I st.. Sacramento. Cal. WANTED? Position as Infant's or Invalid's ?nurse; good references; no choice of location; salary $15, $25. Address box 3443, Call. NEAT, young competent woman with a boy of 6 wants position as general housekeeper; best of references; no objection to short dis- tance in country. Address Box 2760, Call, Oakland. LADY with little girl, 8 years old, would llk» a place to work In small family; home more than wages; good plain cook; city or Oak- land. 572 Clementina et.; no trlflers. GERMAN girl, speaking German. French and English, wishes a position to take car» of children or lady's maid, to travel to Europe. Apply or address 215 Union at. TWO young ladies going to Cape Nome would like the promise of work there; have their fare paid. Box 4559, Call office. FIRST-CLASS laundress. Is a good hand on children's* frocks, wants work by the day. Box 4580. Call office. NEAT German girl wishes position for general housework or second girl. 709 Polk St. . AN elderly woman wishes a situation as house- keeper: good reference. 508 Franklin st. LADY with one child wishes to do chamber- work; wages $15. 314 Sixth st. WINCHESTER House. 44 Third St.. near Mar- ket: 200 rooms; 25c to $150 night; $160 to, $6 week, convenient and respectable; free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry. ' CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions received at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore. A BRANCH office for the reception of adver- tisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1223 Polk St.; open until 9 p. m. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at 1096 Va- lencla st _____________¦ EMPLOYMENT WANTED ? 3IALE. YOUNG Irish Catholic ecclesiastical student. wJthout means of pursuing his studies, de- sires position as teacher or tutor or any con- genlal situation. Box 1806, Call office. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper seeks situation In office; thorough knowledge of ofllce routine; exceptional references. H. E., 623 Fell St., San Francisco. ?/*.-? THOROUGH accountant desires situation; well qualified to handle any system of books; competent to accept position as secretary or manage office.' Address C. E., bo_ 181 S. Call. MANand wife would like situation on ranch: man as general ranch hand, wife as cook. Address J. H., 474 Jessie st. ELDERLY man open for a situation May 1; fair cook; good bread maker; country pre- ferred. Address box ISO 4, Call office. COACHMAN?Thoroughly competent in every respect m handling horses and first-class gar- dener; with best of ref. G. L.. 2759 Mission. COUNTRY newspaper man, practical all- round compositor and pressman, wants posi- tlon; references. W. J., box ISCB. Call office. YOUNG Japanese boy wants situation as good cook In a family. H. 1.. 248 Ellis st. A YOUNG man of good appearance and habits would like a position as nurse or attendant; understands massage; city reference. Ad- dress box 4374, Call. ENGINEER, flrst-cla3s traction, thrashing or any kind, would like work. Call or address Engineer, 2808 Laguna st. GOOD gentlemen garment cutter with much experience desires position in city or country. Address box 4573, Call. : RELIABLE young rr.an want,* some kind of work for the mornings. Box 4572, Call. BARBER, first-class workman, wants position In country or Oakland. Box 4579. Call ofllce. COACHMAN, thoroughly understands his busi- ness in all branches, is trustworthy and reli- able, desires situation In private family; ref- erences. C. S., 1022 Jackson St. fcIAN wishes situation in dairy: Is first-class milker and can take care of horses. 4427 Mission road; telephone, Capp 462. NURSE, graduate of training school, would like situation. G. A. McKENZIE. 217 Minna at. SITUATION as day or night clerk In lodging house; middle ace; strictly temperate; ex- perlcnced. Address MORTON, box 4556. Call. AN experienced gardener, 32 years of age. Ger- man, has knowledpe of few other mechanical trade?, desires position as gardener. Janitor or house agent. K. W. Q., 101 Bartlett st. BY active, m!dd!e-a_<?d, respectable, educated mnn of family; outside work preferred; refer- ences for 30 years hsre and security. Box 4.'ul, Call office. WANTED? By competent man, position to clean and repair harness. Box 4508, Call. INDUSTRIOUS German gardener; understands care of horses, buggies, cows, vegetables, lawn, flowers; In private family; very useful and willing. Box 4634. Call. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st. A BRANCH office for the reception of adver- tisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1223 Polk Ft.; open until 9 p. m. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and. rubfscrlptlons has been established at 1036 Va- lencla yt. EXPERT OPTICIANS. GEORGE MAYERLE. German expert optician, 1071% Market St.; examinations free; German eyewater by mall. 50c. Phone. Mint257. FLATS TO LET. BEST centrally located flats for small families; nice neigh Wffnood; must be seen. Hanover place, off Sacramento St., above Powell. ELEGANT large sunny flat; 8 rooms; modern improvements. NW. cor. Page and Shrader. FULTON. 142? Extra fine modern middle flat: 6 rooms; bath; City Hall; fur. or unfurnished. IF you want to move get printed list flats to let from BALDWIN&lIOWELL. 10 Montgomery. TO let? Sunny flat cf 5 rooms, bath. 318 Capp street. TWO elegant corner- flats of 7 rooms and bath each; sun all day; rent very reasonable. 300 and 302 Scott st., near panhandle. VALENCIA, 1306 ?Flat, 6 large rooms; sunny yard; cheap to right party. $18? UPPER flat, 5 rooms, bath; modern; ma- rine view; close to cars. 1121 Filbert st. 3 MODERN flats; 6 and 7 rooms; yard: base- ment: rtnt moderate. 1931, 1935, 1937 O'Farrell. $10?4 LARGE rooms and yard. 627 Grove st.. between Laguna and Octavla. PLATE TO LET ? FURNISHED. FURNITUnE bargain? Elegant furnishings of G-room flat on Van Ness aye.; rent $35; never been used: Axminster carpets: solid mahogany parlor furniture; round dining table; brass bed, cost $55: if responsible cash not required. H. J. MOORE, 1039 Market st. BIRCH, aye., s?l rooms and bath; nicely fur- nlshed. KUHMTUttB FOR* SALE. r'ROOilS*"fu'rnts'hed In oak "for $48 60. with No. 7 range. King Furniture Co.. 1127-1131 Market. FOR sale? The furniture of a seven-room house; complete; piano. 2224 Union st. FL'KMTURE WANTED. CHAS. LEVY buys your furniture, carpets, piano. 1135 Market St.; telephone Jessie 761. ALFRED WOLLPERT, 773 Mission St.. pays the highest price for .your 2d-hand furniture. W. E. CODY (late with J. T. Terry & Co.) buys furniture, carpets. 757 Mission; tel. Red 3353. HELP WANTED? FEMALE. WANTED ? 4 chambermaids and waitresses. J2O, nice country hotels, also city: 10 hotel wait- resses, _$20; chambermaid and waitress, $15; waitress, $20, same place, country; 1 restau- rant waitresses, $6, $7 week; 4 hotel cooks, $25, $30, city nnd country; French nurse, $20; 2 Infant nurses, $20. $25; 2 nursegirls, $20; mother and daughter, $30, country place, or 2 sisters or friends; German .second girl, $20; chambermaid and seamstress. $25, see lady In office to-day: 4 Becond girls. $20; 2 cooks, no wash. $35. J. F. CROSETT, 816 Sutter st. 12 GIRLS; general housework; $20 to $30. 1 cook; Oakland; $30. 2 girls, Oakland; $20 to $25. 1 waitress; Vallejo; $25 and found; fare paid. 1 housekeeper; Blue Canon: widower's family. BUSINESS WOMAN'S CLUB. 927 Market St.; Oakland office. 1003% Broadway. CHAMBERMAID and laundress for Santa Clara; see party here at 11 o'clock; $25 a SIRS. NORTON. 313 Sutter st. COOKS, wcond girls and nursegirls; good wages. MRS. CATTELL, 625 Eighth st., Oakland. . YOUNG girl for housework.. Apply at 1019 H Bt., cor. Twalfth aye.; take blue cars going to Cliff House. GIRL wanted for general housework; one who bleeps at home. Apply at 33A Capp St., be- tween 12 and 4. WANTED? GirI for light housework 1n small family; wages $15. Call after 9, 2229 Leaven- worth st., near Chestnut. ¦¦_,}¦ WANTED? A good 1 talloress. Apply C. RAPH- EAL, 2822 Greenwich st. = TAILORESS wanted as pants finisher. 6H Kearny st., room l_ HELP WASTED-FEMALE. C. R. HANSEN _ c6TrTjPHON_rGRANT ISS HOTEL DEPARTMENT 2 Waitresses, check and tray work. $25; 17 waitresses, first-class, commercial hotels, $20 and $25; 3 waitresses/ city hotels, $20; 2 res- taurant waitresses, $7 week; 2 fancy lroners, $9 week; chambermaid, city. $20; chamber- maid, city, $1S; chambermaid, city, $15 FAMILY DEPARTMENT cook, no dishes to wash, $30, see party here at 10 to-day; women to cook for men; 2 second girls, choice places, $20; 2 cooks, country, J2o; cook. city. $30; 5 housegirls, city. $20 and ?25: 2 housegirls to go together, $.40. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 104 Geary st. NURSE for sanitarium work. $30 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 104 Geary St. GIRL wanted for general housework and cook- Ing In private family; city; reference re- quired. Apply between ll and 12 a. m., at room 212 Occidental Hotel. WANTED? Woman to wash napkins and help on dlahes during lunch. 307 California st. WANTED? GirI to do cooking and downst-lrs work. Call forenoon, 2101 Pacific aye. GIRL for general housework; wages $20; small family. 1705 Baker at. WANTED? First-class skirtmaker: also ap- prentlce on ladles' tailoring. 4S Ellis st. YOUNG girl for second work; wages Jl5. Call bet. 8 and 12. 2597 Howard st. WANTED? GirI to assist In housework; $15. 71S Stfelner st. WANTED? A girl for general housework. Apply 2634 Howard st. . YOUNG girl for general housework;' small family. 2225 Pacific aye. WANTED? GirI for general housework; 2 In family. 1304 A Masonic avenue. WANTED? 2 colored girls; 1 as cook. 1 for chamberwork. Call 239 Post St., room L TAILORESS wanted: steady work for good tallorees. 2132 Mission st., bet. 17th and 13th. GOOD help at dressmaking; J3 a week. 1504 California st. - GIRLS.- W; GIRLS" GIRLS. Highest. wages paid to sewing machine oper- ators on LEVI STRAUSS & CO.'S overalls. Apply at once to MR. DAVIS. 32% Fremont. GIRLS WANTED To work on shirts; beginners taught. LEVI BTRAUSS & CO., 86_ Fremont St.; elevator. NEAT woman or girl for light housework and take care of child; J10; good home. 2520 Mission St., near Twenty-first. LADIES wanted ? To learn barber trade; only requires 6 to 8 weeks to complete; day and evening class; Illustrated catalogue and map of city mailed free; hairdresslng taught In 4 weeks. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 635 Clay st. WANTED? Vest finishers,' buttonhole makers and apprentices.' 609 Kearny st., room 2. FIRST-CLASS walstmaker. 1037 Post St. GERMAN woman to assist in light housework; small family. 1130 Mission st. PANTS operator; steady work. 110 William, off Geary, bet. Taylor and Jones. VEST maker and apprentice wanted. 617 Jessie st. ¦ LADY agents wanted. Apply £12 Hayes Bt.; morning. LADY hairdresser for nice place; permanent; good wages. Address box 4554. Call office. GIRL to learn hairdressing; also one to learn manicuring and face massage. 240 Stockton. FEW young ladles to join night school: low rates. Ayres" Business College, 723 Market. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions received at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st. A BRANCH office for the reception of adver- tisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1223 Polk ot. Open till 9 p. m. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at 1C96 Va- lencia st. HELP WANTED? MALE. WANTED? Band sawyer, country mill, $90 per month and board; ocrew turner, same place, J49 and board; 3 buying hands for Santa Clara Co., $26 and fo*und; 5 milkers, near city. $30 and $25; man to run self binder on large ranch, near city. $30 and board; stablemau on ranch, good steady job at $25 per month and board; working foreman on ranch, near city. $30 t<i-J3". and board waiter, country hotel, nice place $30 W. D. EWER & CO., 610 Clay Bt. WANTED Bread and cake baker for country shop, JiO per month and found; baker's helper, country shop. J3O and found. W. D. EWER & CO.. 610 Clay. WANTED? MiddIe-aged man for general work about milk and butter depot In city. ref. req., steady place. $20 per month and found. W. D. EWER & CO.. 610 Clay st A? soo MEN WANTED TO-DAY . Railroad work; long jobs $2 a day Free transportation to the work. Apuly to .C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 101 Geary st. AT C. R. HANSEN &C 0.'5 ....104 GEARY ST. 20 laborers for sawmills and woods, no experi- ence required, $26 and board, fare advanced. see bots here: band sawyer, $90 and board; ecrew Getter, $40 and board; 10 Jackscrewers. cross-cut sawyers and swampers. $26 to $35 and board; machinist. $3 day; 4 blacksmiths, $2 50 to $3 day and $40 to $45 and board; 15 farmers, milkers, choremen and others. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 104 Geary st. 3 SAILORS or seafaring men to work on a dredger, $40 and board. C. R. HANSEN & CO. .^ A? 3 FRY cooks, $60, $55 and $50; second cook, $50; second cook, $40; German baker, country, $35 to $40; pantry man, $25; 6 waiters, $25 and $30; waiter, boarding-house, $25. C. It. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. A? NURSE who can give massage, country, $10 and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary. PLATEN press feeder wanted. HANCOCK BROS.. 73 Third st. FARMER and milker, Humboldt Co., $40 and found; 3 carpenters, $3 day; car builders; 4 machinists, $3 to $3 25 day; man and wife for poultry* ranch, $40; farmers for steady work, $25; band sawyer, $90 and board; sec- ond setter for mill. $26 and board; edger man, $3 day; butter maker. $35 to $40; 5 milkers, $23 and |30; chore boy, $10 and found; 20 la- borers for mill and woods, $26 and board, fare advanced: laborers for mine, $1 day and board; laborer to learn mining, $2 day; miners; car men; 10 bark peelers, $30 and found; 10 wood choppers, Jl 25 to $2 cord, tools advanced, and many others. J. F. CROSETT Agency, 628 Sacramento st. WANTED? Cook and wife, country, German or Swede. $40; second cook, country. $40, $35; broiler. $55; baker, $10; second cook and bak- er. $12; cake baker, $40; waiter. $7 week; sec- ond baker. $25; third-hand baker, $3C; dish- washers. $6, $5, $4 50 week, $20 month; vege- table man, ?20 month; lunch waiter, $20; other hotel and restaurant help. J. F. CROS- ETT Acency, 628 Sacramento st. 3 STOUT laborers for dredger: <-all early; $40 month and board. J. .F. CROSETT AGENCY, 628 Sacramento St. 2 BOYS wanted at once. BUSINESS WOMAN'S CLUB; 927 Market st. BARBERS' Progressive ! Union? Free employ- ment. H. Bernard. Sec. 104 7th; tel. Jessie 152. WANTED ? Cook (single) for small restaurant; must know his business: wages $10 to $12: rlso dishwasher and evening waiter. 710 Kearny st. WANTED? A first-class watchmaker; steady position; German preferred. For particulars write with references to JOS. MAYER & BROS.. Seattle. Wash. WANTED ?Good carpenters; $4 per day. Apply J. W. SCHOUTEN. lumber yard. Sixth and Channel sts. ? ? FIRST-CLASS barber for Saturday and Sun- day; $5; steady place for good man; no Etu- dents. 1310 Castro st. TWO good canvassers; salary $1 B0; none but hustlers need apply. Santa Clara. Milk Co., 721-723 Howard st. WANTED? Bookkeeper for livery stable; from 2 to 4 hours a day; wages $23; state are. Box 1317, Call office. BARBER for Saturday; wages $3. 89 Third street. BARBER Saturday and Sunday; steady. 629 Union st. ¦ 2 BARBERS for Saturday. 797 Mission st. BARBER wanted; must be Al. . 12 Fifth st. GOOD barber wanted for Saturday and Sun- day. 105 Fourth st. BARBERS-^Wanted to buy second-hand revolv- ing chair. Box 4535. Call office. TAILOR? ROOS BROS.. 23-37 Kearny Et. WANTED? Young man to do painting and paper hanging. 319 Third st. , . DISHWASHER wanted; at 217 Sixth st. WANTED? Man who understands nursery work and jobbing gardening. SCO Halght st. WANTED? Piano player for country. Apply 630 Jessie st. . ¦ . WAITER wanted at 537 Fourth Bt. PANTS maker wanted at 1110 N Market st DISHWASHER. Capital Restaurant, 206 Mc- Alllster st. HELP WASTED MALE. A? MURRAY & READY.... PHONE MAIN 5843 Leading Employment and Labor Agents. WANT TO-DAY, 7 A. M ??? 3 sailors for a dredger, see boss here...J4o id 2 sheep herders. J25 and found, steady, good job; man for a chicken ranch J25 and fd 6 haymakers Jl 25 day and fa TO THE MINES j~ 23 miners, single-hand Jp 65 laborers (you'll suit), good mines.. J34 fxi Repair man, country cyclery Machinist, lathe hand, country J3 50 day 3 men to thin peaches, same orchard.. J26 fd MECHANICAL HELP Carriage trimmer, J3O 16 blacksmiths, also some helpers, t- 50 day. J35, J45, J5O and found; 3 wagonmakers, J2 50 and {40 and found; machinist, lathe hand, city job, J3 day; carriage woodworker. J9O FARMS. DAIRIES STAHLES, ETC 63 farm, orchard and vineyard hands for all parts of California, J3O, J3O. J26. $20 and fd; COME SEE; 43 milkers and butter-makers, J35, J3O, J25 and found; 6 stablemen and 3 gardeners, J3O, J4O. J25 and found; 29 chore- men and boys, $25, J2O, $15, Jlo and found; gardeners, coachman. 3 separators for dairies. COME.LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS.SEE 3Mi laborers and teamsters for all parts of California, some In San Francisco, J2 and Jl To day, J3O, J2S por month and found: 38 scraper teamsters. '. J27 50 and found IS laborers, you'll suit this mine..?3o. $33 fd B43.TIEMAKERS AND WOODCHOPPERS.S43 J3. $2 50. J2, Jl 73, Jl 50, Jl. 70c cord : 10c, l2c, 13c each: tools and provisions found; some fares paid and at mines; Portuguese milker, J36 and found; 2 men or strojsg boys for a slaughter-house, J2O and found; 365 Jobs not advertised COME SEE MURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay st. A? FARE PAID .....NORTH 65 laborers; you'll suit. MURRAY & READY. A? WE PAY YOUR FARE Read Carefully To sawmill woods Come at once Millwright, J4 day 3 coopers, J3 day 6 rough carpenters, you'll suit J6O 3 carpenters, housework, etc, boss here.. ..s6o Band sawyer, friction nigger, boss here.JDO fd Band sawyer, steam nigger, boss here....J104 screw turner, $10 and found; gang edgerman; second man on carriage, J3O and found. ANYBODY WILL SUIT THE FOLLOWING. 184 men for all classes of work, such as learn- ing to run machines, carrying off timber, piling lumber, wheeling sawdust, laborers In woods, clearing brush away and 50 other dif- ferent jobs, wages running from J26, $30, J35, J4O and found; also bark peelers, tree-fellera, offbearers, swampers, snipers and 34 other positions for mills and woods, from J3O, $35, J4O, J5O. $60, J7O. J&O and found. WE PAY MURRAY & READY. YOUR FARES 634 and 636 Clay St. A? HOTEL. BAKERY. Laundry, Other DeptsT Cook and wife for mine kitchen, boss here.. J43 and found Cook for a small mine. J35: dishwasher for mine, J3O; cook, J4O; plain waiter, same hotel. J2O. fare Jl 32 waiters, J35, $30, J25, J2O fd; COME SEE; S7 cooks $60, J5O, J35. $40, $30 and found 3 porters; elevator boys; help for Institutions; 27 dishwashers, potwashers, $30, $25, $20, $15 and found; 7 second and third bakers, J4O, $35. $30, $25 and found; 12 laundrymen. all classes, $35, $30 and found MURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay st. WANTED? Reliable man with small capital for light, genteel work; can make $15 to «1S per week; steady place. Apply 1016 Market St.. room 10. STRONG boy wanted to feed Gordon press. Wale Printing Co.. 1305 Polk st. GARDENER wanted. Call at flower store. 1211 Polk st. . WANTED ? Young man; neat. After 9:30 a. m. at 207 Powell at., room 2. BURNISHER wanted In DENNISTON'S S. F. Plating Works. 6:2 Mission st. WANTET>? Men having acquaintance and In- fluence with many employes. M., box ISO3,Ca!I. GOOD bootblack at 1201'~4 Polk St., near corner of Sutter. BARBER shop; In good mining town; for sale; cheap; shaving 25c. DECKELMAN BKOS., 106 Ellis Et. BARBER wanted immediately to rent elegant- ly furnished shop. Inquire M. L. WURTS, Seventeenth and Broadway. Oakland. FIRST-CLASS coat maker. 1103 Market St. ROSENBLUM & ABRAHAM. ' SAWYERS wanted; especially a first-class man with experience to run circular rip saw. Ap- ply to CALIFORNIA BARREL CO., Twenty- second and Illinois sts., Potrero, San Fran- . cisco. BARBERS? 2-chair shop with baths In near- by town. DECKELMAN BROS.. 106 Ellis St. ALL size men's shoes, slightly damaged, half price. 562 Mission St.. bet. Ist and 2d sts. W r ANTED? Engraver for jewelry store; steady positlon for right man. Box 4563, Call. WANTED? Recruits for the United States Marine Corps, U. S. navy; able-bodied, un- married men, of good character, between the ages of 21 and 35 years: not less than 5 feet 4 Inches and not over S feet 1Inch In height; must be citizens of the United States or per- sons who have legally declared their inten- tions to become citizens; able to read, write and speak English properly. For further in- formation apply at the Marine Recruiting Office. 40 Ellis st.. San Francisco, Cal. or 630 X st.. Sacramento, Ca!. MEN wanted to learn barber trade; only re- quires six to eight week#; day and evening class: special Inducements this season: only Institution in the world teaching thl3 trade: map of city and illustrated catalogue mailed free. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE. 633 Clay st. GENTLEMEN'S suits to order. $1 per week, at cash prices. N. Y. Tailoring Co.. 115 Kearny. GET your shoes half-so!ed while watttnc: 25c to 50c. ¦ 562 Mission Bt., bet. Ist and 2d sts. WANTED ? 2 proficient engineers and 2 capable lever men for dredger: hirh wages: none but men of financial responsibility need apply. Address box 4627, Call office. SAILORS, ordinary seamen and green hands; all parts of world. HERMAN'S. 26 Steuart. WANTED ? Laborers and mechanics to know that Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprietor, still runs Denver House. 217 Third st. : 150 large rooms; 25c per night; $1 to $2 per week. MAN or boy to do janitor work firhis tuition In barber school. 741 Howard st. BOY 14 to 16: make himself generally useful In factory. 723 Market St.. room 35. PENSIONS? GEO. D. CAMPBKLL. lawyer: 14 years' practice; Examiner bldg. WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 Third st.. near Mar- ket; 700 rooms. 25c night: reading room; free 'bus and baggage to and from the >«¦¦ r. LINDELL House, corner Sixth and Howard- Rooms l.'c to 25c per night: 73c to $2 per week. CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptions received at Call branr-h office. 22 1 *)Fillmore st. A BRANCH office for the reception of adver- tisements and subscriptions has been opened at 1223 Polk St.: open until 9 p. m. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and Fubscriptions has been established at 10?6 Va- lencla st. _, HOUSES. LIVESTOCK. Etc For >nl« 40 HORSES for sale; also wagons, buggies, carts, harness. Grand Arcade Horse Market, 827 Sixth St.; auction sales every Wednesday. SULLIVAN & DOYLE. Auctioneers. CO HEAD fine draft and driving horses at J621 and 1825 Market St.. bet. Twelfth and Brady; also some fine matched black teams. FINE draft and driving hcrses constantly on hand. Occidental Horse Exchange, 721-723 Howard st. JUST received, 23 head of fine horsei. ranging from 1000 to 1400 pounds. 33 Dore st.. near Folsom and Ninth. J. M. CANTY has removed his 200 horses to 2170 Market st. ; Castro-st. cars pass the door. 20 WORK and driving horses: fine carriage team; span of mules, 2200. 1731 Mission st. $45? LIGHT wagon, horse and harness; also large mare. $30. 19 City Hall aye. - FOR eale ? Fine doctor's team; B and 7 years nW. DALZIEL. vet. dent.. 605 Golden Gate ay. FOR sale ? 1400-pound team of horses; cheap. 17 Diamond st. HOUSES TO LLST. ~~ A? PRINTED list: houses to let: send for cir- cular. G. H. UMBSEN &. CO.. 14 Montgomery. TO rent? For the sunimer; complete furnished house of 7 rooms, bath, fine garden, pure ¦ spring water, beautiful scenery; with or without use of barn, horses and vehicles; 3 mllea from St. Helena; \* mile from station. For particulars address HENRY LANGE, Grand Hotel. St. Helena. Cal.: also cottage of 4 rooms; furnished or unfurnished; BROADWAY. 1516. near Van Ness aye.? Sunny house of 7 rooms, bath and basement; newly renovated: fine yard; stable; $30. ELEGANT sunny house near park: 8 rooms and bath. Cor. Hayes and Devlsadero sts. MODERN house. 9 rooms and bath, $45. i 912 Washington st., above Franklin. UPPER part of building at 529 Mission st.; contains IS rooms. 6-ROOM flat; Clara street: rent $14; also 3 rooms for ff). KREDO fc CO.. 33 Geary st. HOUSES TO LET ? KCR.MSMEEO. COMPLETELY and elegantly furnished mod- ern house on Pacific avenue, between Bu- chanan' and Webster; 11 rooms and sen-ants' room: 7 bedrooms: sun In every room: every- thing In perfect order: stable on rear street- will rent for 6 months or a t'rra of years. J. H. GILMORE. 323 Montgomery st. - FURNITURE of 8 rooms for sale and house to let. Southwest corner Sutter nnd W>bner sts. HOUSE FOR SALE. ' FOR sale? A house to be removed. Ax>ply~93B Bush st. LOST ASD FOCXD. STOLE^^From undersigned. April 21. open buggy and harness: bugrjry 13 low set. sida spring, covered with leather over rear end o! bos; body painted black, ruftnins? gear red: boards in bottom shrunk apart some; suitable reward for recovery of same. GEO W\G- NER & CO.. 540 Clay St.. San Francisco. * LOST? On Brannan St.. between Fourth andi Fifth, order book with note for JlO3 payabls to the order of Lowry & Daly, at First Na- tional Bank. Finder please return to LOWUY & DALY. XI Brannan st., and receive re- ward^ LOST? On the ferryboat Berkeley, which left Oakland mole at 12 o'clock, a genti. man's open-face gold watch, wtth lady' 3 Dicture in back. Leave at Senate Saloon. Pine and Kearny sts., and receive liberal reward. LOST^Foxterrier. white body, black face." brown spot over each eye. Retur% ta Charts Ilolbrook or John B. Carson. Parrott build- Ing and receive reward. LOST A dark chestnut mare from P. 11. WULFF'S srocery. Seventh aye. and M 3t_. Butchertown: reward. LOST? On Market St.. near Third, gray fur cape. Return to 1009 Natoma St.; reward. LOST? Monday; watch fob. silver buckle with Mauser bullet attached; reward. Cashier Call. STRAYED? From 617 Eddy st, black cocker spanief; half breed-, female; lon* tail: n»m» Onida; {3 reward for her return. LOST? Grip of tools marked L. Jmalmnin- ward at 830 Mission st. F. A. JEN.NI.Nu9. FOUND? St. Bernard deg; prove prop., pay ex- penses; bet. 7 and 9 p. m.. r. 63. Fulton House. MEDICAL. DRsToOODWIiTThe well-known ladles' physi- cian, formerly*)f 401 Van Ness, returned from Europe with advanced knowledge: guaranteed treatment Jo: safe and reliable cure In on» day; 15 years' successful practice in S. * . ; maternity home; low feea. 1007'? Market st. DR. G. W. O'DONNELL. the world-renowned ladies' specialist: safe and reliable: has prac- ticed in S. F. f"r years; treated thousands of cases successfully; treatment can be used at home; consultation free: success guaranteed. Write or call at 1023-. Market st. j DR. NO TOY KER. late of Canton. China, tea and herb sanitarium. 7iM Sacramento st., cor- ner of Kearny; all diseases and ailments cured exclusively by Chinese herbs and teas; advice free; office hours. 10 a. m. to 12 m.. 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. MRS. DR. KOHL, ladles* specialist? Guar- anteed treatment at office, Jo: safe and re- liable; consultation free. 1122 Market st.. bet. Mason and Taylor; iKurs 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. MRS. Dlt. WTETH. reliable specialist; horn* In confinement: guaranteed treatment at of- fice. J5; any ailment; consultation free: con- fidential 942 Post St., bet. Hyde and Larkin. MRS. DR. ALLEN. 1033 Market: ladles" special- ist: guaranteed treatment at office. J5; saf» and reliable; consultation free; hours 10 to 8. DR. and MRS. DA VIES. 122S Market: ladles' physician: chronic diseases treated; Ir.te scien- tific methods; cure guaranteed; treatment. Jj. PRIVATE confinement home; best care; rhy- sK'lan; English and German spoken: terms reasonable. 82S Castro St., near 7th. Oakland. DR. JAMES PIERCE. 104 Turk St., the eminent female specialist; home or otflce treatment. VI-VI? DR. WISE & CO.. the ladles' specialists. HIS Market: every case guaranteed: J3 up. DR. and MRS. M. WEGBNER? Private home In confinement. 1312 Golden Gate aye. DR. WONG HIM. herb doctor, treats all dls- eases of the human body. 115 Mason st. MEDICAT-U lIATUS. ANIDIOSIS Baths cure rheumatism, eczema and all nervous troubles: ladies' department removed to "The Bellevue." Van Ness aye., opp St. Ignatius, room 22. front: no signs. Address for booklet. I>R. CONANT. 47 Post. MIM.NG AXIi ASSAYING. 3 EXPERIENCED miners, who can save all the tine gold, want a grub stake for Nome. H. V.. 317 Minna st. 3IIXES ASD MINING. GOLD 'aver; we challenge all competitors; call and see. 1733 Fifteenth St., or 23 East street. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. Me- INTOSH & WOLPMAN. 135-137 Fremont st. BARS, back bara. mirrors, showcases, coun- ters linoleum, office furniture, store and of- fice' furniture and fixtures;, new and second hand. J. NOONAN, Wl7-Ul9-1021-10_5 Missioa St.. above Sixth. ONK second-hand metal turnln_ lathe, planer, drill attached: also second-hand Ho. 2 Hooker steam pump. Emery gear; also pipe fittings; 1 automobile, nearly completed; 1second-hand 227-lb Peter Wrisht anvil; one 7-horsepower gas engine. 543 Huward at. | A? BUYS, sells or rents gear machinery, en- gines, boilers, water pipe. Rhaftlng, pulleys, etc. WHITELAW. 216 Spear s_ : EDISON cencert phonogTaph. price reduced to J10O: concert records. 12 50. BACIGALUPI. 533 Market st.. San Francisco. A? ANEROID barometer for $7 50; cost JIS. UNCLE HARRIS. 1» Grant aye. > A? s3 £0 DERBY and Fedora hats. Jl 75. Pop- ular Price Hatters. 330 Kearny st.. nr. Pino. L^RGE Reed power lathe; J135. 1484 Market street. FOR sale? Young donkey and St. Bernard bltcb; cheap. 410 Maple st^ GASOLINE engines: all slzps; second haadj cheap; guaranteed. _STewell Broe.. HO First st. FOR sale? 2 elegant large wall cases at a bar- gain. 230 Stockton st. CASH registers of every description for sal* and repaired. 1327 Market, bet. 9th and 10th. ONE 2^2-horsepower £fi<Vvolt mqtor: standard; make: cheap. WHITE. 315 Mission st. A FINE suit. J10: dress pants. J2 73. MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 437 Montgomery st. HIGH-ARM Singer sewing machine: good enn- dlt'.O!*: complete; cheap. 1913 Mission, nr. loth. A COMPLETE outfit of 24-hand sausage ma- chinery. Mclntosh & Wolpman, 135 Fremont. PORTABLE engines, boilers; Iron and wood planers; lathes: 2tl hand. J. Eurke. IJ3 Beale. A NEW Standard Typewriter; latest model; cheap. Typewriter Exchange. 409 California. NEW and second-hand slot machines bought and sold. W. C. BENTHAM. 1532 Market st. A 10-TON Fairbanks scale and flre and burg- lar proof safe, "to California st. SAFES? New and second hand. THE HER- MANN SAFE CO.. 417-423 Sacramento «t. SECOND-HAND fireproof safe: 1 flre and burg- lar proof safe: cheap. 42 Main st. SAFES? New and second hand, all sizes. THE WALTZ SAFE. 109-1U Market St.. San Fran. ONE 4-slded sticker: 1 planer and matcher; 1 air compressor: -5 locomotives. 220 Fremont. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. SECOND-HAND garden hose and attachments; must be reasonable. Ohio Dental Parlors. S3O Market st. ? 810 prices paid for full-drpss suits. PORT- LAND LOAN OFFICE. !5 Stickton: will call. WANTED? Second-hand upright ptanm for cash. H. L. WHITKHKAT). 1710 M-rket st. MON12 V TO LOAN. ANY proposition, any amount; 8 per cent; first, second mortgages, estates in probate. Interest In estates, legacies, corporation loans, chattel mortgages; confidential: advice free. G. E. OLSEN. room 16. first floor. Chronicle bidg. ANY amount at * per cent; Ist. 2d and Sd, mort- gages, undivided Interest, real estate In pro- bate; mortgages and legacies bought; no de- lay: get my t»rms before doing business else- . where. R. McCQLGAN. 24 Montgomery, r. 1 HIGHLY respectable ! private place to obtain liberal advances on diamonds, jewelry at low- est rates. Baldwin Jewelry Store. 848 Mark't St.: tel. Main 1644. Branch 19 Third st. MOST reliable place to borrow on diamonds watches, Jewelry. W. J. HESTHAL. 10 Sixth'- highest price for old gold, silver, diamonds. ANY amount by private party on furniture _n_ pianos: no removal: low rates; confidential BONELLI. Conservatory bid?.. 130 Powell stl ON real estate. Ist or 2nd* mortgages and on furniture or pianos: no removal: any amount- lowest rates. BECKER & CO.. 26 Montgomery! AT 126 Kearny st.. room 9. respectable rrlva*<» ? place to borrow on watches, diamonds; lowest rates: take elevator. Tel. Davis 995. ON furniture and pianos without removal- outfit « rVl^*U in ? n f y _ !rect: lowest 'nterest. Rooms 6S and S9. Donohoe building. 1170 Marketst LOANS made on furniture at IVi per cent; aUo iS? ?U "f larled %_?P le - HARSHBARGER. M im E T Tl^, ne^. Sa i? rte<l P^P-p without securlt-: *ti_-s rm. 41. Merchants' Exchge. 431 Calif. MONEY loaned; unsecured note of any manot good character. Prescott & Co.. Pho^nlJTxriz A £!T?Men f^l ary loan Co - 365 Parrott build- lng-Men can secure leans on personal note. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1900. 10

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Page 1: chroniclingamerica.loc.govchroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1900-04... · SAN FRANCISCO CALL. BCPINT.fS OFFICE of the Ban Francisco rail, eorr.er cf Market and Third 6treets

SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BCPINT.fS OFFICE of the Ban Franciscorail, eorr.er cf Market and Third 6treets. openr::tll12 o'clock rvery n!ght In the year.

BRANCH OFFICnS-::7 Montgomery etreet.rrmer C!cy; open until S:3O p. m.

80C Haven rtrect; open until ?:30 p. m.(Z9 McAtl'.ster street: open until 9:39 p. m.C5Larkin street; open until 9:30 p. m.3941 Mission ttreet; c^en until 10 p. m.i:fl Market ttreet, corner Sixteenth; open

cr.tU S p. ci.3d Eleventh Ftrert; cpen until » p. m."C?C V_>ncia street: open until J p. m.ins IV.Ik rtreet: orrn urit!!9 n. m.Kcrt_wort corner Twenty-second and Ken-

turfcy street^: open tir.til 9 p. tn.

KEETIXG NOTICES.

CALIFORNIA Cotnmanderj- No. 1. K. jb.T No. 8. Pr>st «.? Regular assembly tSS^THIS EVENING. Ordc-is ol ReJ Cross JMJ2nd the Temple. All frnters cour- *^«tecus'.y lnvitc.i. By order oi the ccm- *~

pander. HIRAM T. GRAVES. Recorder.CALIFORNIA C~C__-&4erT Prill Coirs,

?Members cf the corps are notified to T_*passemble in the asylum THIS KVHN- f__jING at S o'clock for important busi- tjgTrte=e. Fr_tere erf the comrr lanuery are vInvited to be j>r*s"nt.

REUBEN P. HCRLBUT,DrillCores Commander.

YERBA BUENA Lortce of Perfectirn ?**}»No. I.?Meeting THIS (FRIDAY) 5BVEXnVG :it 7:10 O'clock. I>gree 9. fi\

GEORGE J. HOBE. Secretary. «£££&JIBOV BEN ADIIEM Lodge No. _<:

_t**_:>.

112. I.O. O. X.? Members are noti- :q52H555j p

s,e<i to attend the funeral of rur :2£*%X?^.late brother. F. !I. STEVEN?.

""'''from li!s late residence. 2119 Clay ft.. SAT-URDAY. Arril 2S. at

" r- m. fharp.T. G. OBRAM. X. Q.

ST ANDREW'S Society? Annual pic-__

>.r;c willbe he!3 at Faliiax i'ara. EaUJnear San RaTael on SATLT.DAY.May 12. 1900. Round triD tickets. ~=_7*

E&c- children. 25c: to b* had from members.WILLIAM BALNAVES. President.

A. R. PATTERSON. Secretary.

Zn'XUAL meetir.E-The regular annual meet-ing of EtocklK.'der* of tr.e Hutctlnson SugarPlantation Company ~"!1J be held at the ofileeol t_e ccmpari-.. Z~ Blarket Ft.. Han Fran-«-is?o.«Cal.. on Tu-sday. the fth day cf May.

IKO. at the hour cf 11 a. r_.. fcr the purpose«>; eiectlr.g a liiard cf directors to porve forthe ensuing year an3the transaction of such(¦?ther bi:s'.:i"ss as n;ay Baton before the meet-ing. Transfer boc.ks will close on Friday,

Afril 27. ISOO. at t P- m.H. W. THOMAS. Acting Secretary.

AGEVTS WASTED.

KXr~RI~NCF.D building and loan agent*.Room HOC, Clave fpreckels building.

A GCOD in?tHMlttffP for ladles or gentlemen.YA'i V*rk»t pt.

ASTUOLOGV.

FHofT A. mT?I:KYKY of Egypt greatest astrol-rp'.st and patattiflt in the world;satisfaction;ruarar;?ee^. IT. Powell Ft.

ATTOUXEi'J AT LAW.

ADVICE free; divorce Ihw a specialty; private; jr.o fee without success; collections. G. W. jHOWE, att'y at law. S."»0Market, cor. Stocktn. j

tF. A. S. NICHOLSON, attorney at law; tele-phone Ilavit ZM. 4IS Kearny st.

ADVICE free; n 1 charge v.nless successful. W.W. DAVIPSOX. E2I Market st.. opp. Mason.

F. H. MKRZRACH. attorney at law. has n--F;:rrf"i practice at X^Z Cal. St.. Clunle bMg.

_.. P. CLARK. Kmma ?preckels bldg.. S2T Mar-ket st.: nonsuit at ion free: no fe^s in advance.

RATH CABIM:T?HOT AIR. VAPOR.

ROBINSON Si (-panel !ci<t*Tig; door opens firmand raf.-. W. S BROWN, gen. apt.. <C« Eilia.

mSIASIAX HARES.

AT r. E. MASONS. 1710 Everett Bt.. AJ«.-trefia? "LOlll> ESSEX." Imported, fee $29;"Teddy Kocsevelt," winner first prize Lo»ABECtat, f*-'1 S'.C; "Har-d/ Styles." twn soncf "fir Etylee." fee JU; "IM:_ln Prince,"own ?or. of -'I/Mrd Britain" and "Avalanche."fee $15: "Genera! Washington" (heavy? -e!f;ht).Ron cf "Star Huck." fee JIC; does bred tothese huctt frcm JlO up; closed Sundays.

THE largest nnd bcst-eq'.iix>ped rabhltry northof Los Angeles: Imported *>Was hares;wholesale and retail; fashionable strains of I:rr.; ?.?¦'. bucks and doe* nlwajra on hand: jirant <iocs; a full line cf rabbitry supplies.GOLOEN GATE BELGIAN HARE CO.,COS-Cll Golden Gate aye.. P. F.; tel. SouthCO. IRA BARKER DALZIEL. Proprietor.

ATTENTION?TREMONT nELGIAIC HARECO.. I13« Fill?;ore «.. Pan Kranclsco. Cal.fVri 6 cents in s-'arrips for bock en care and jfee<i:r.7 The cheapert and b"st treatise on Ithe subject.

HAWTJIOIC'K RAP.IUTR7. 4GO Tayicr aye..Alcme-a. Cal.? Headquarters for fine pedi-frTT-eoi Be'rrlin hares; all prices. Grande Dash(imp.*, bervice {15. Inspect!-*! r.f rtrck so-Ilfit..'.. T. P. RAYMOND. Prop.

SALESROOM for the Laurel Dell Babbitry off-a!:iias. r_l- at the Montgomery Market. 725Market «.; SEents for the ileadow BrookP.eigian Hare C<::r.r_ry of Ix>s Angeles.

VICTORIA RARBITRY?Headed by PalaceRoyal. ?corS&C 6 prizes; other buck* at, Etudand for sale; doc* rf _!1 grades and strains.Tr.re<l and unbred. iITT Seventh aye.. E. Oakl'd.

TTTIY is It tho=e ?ho purchase of th<? Eureka jRhbbMry peoo___c_d others? We handle thehffZ arri 'l:*- j*-i<~->« are rens'&ble. VA'y.K Turk.

HoSEMONT Rat-ttry. 3fi Maple court, off 14th.above Cuem-ru ?Brewing does. 112 £.0 up;youngsters. %', _p; large stork; Oxwat strains.

lIASCOT P.AI*.I}ITRY.AT. Sutter et.. S. F. Finer« stork ?uaranteed: at reasonable]iri(»»; service. TIo and 525.

"FOR rule? redipreed Belgian hares; from J5

§upward. MARKKT-PT. RABBITRY. W. C.L',"NT!IAM.proprietor. U32*Market st.

THE rncina! P.aM>itry. Hasl-tt _ R»w. 12_!Grand St., Alfcrreda.;correspond, solicited.

BOAXimSG FOB CHILDR_S.

"WIDOW, having her hrme near school, wouldSike chlSdn-n to care for; rocm fcr parent. C&JIf. to 1:at 4. 13 25th St.. bet. Noe and Sanchez.

BOARD for one or two children in Germanfamily: Many yard. 4-3 Minna et.

GOOD honr.e for a child, with German widow.I*3 EacfcOTT aye.. near r;^uEh.

BOOKS BOSW AM» OLD.

WCHOOU DOOKfI hcurht and exchanged.F-irre* r>'V Co.. TN MK*tn«i rt.* near Third.

UUUT AMJ BHOiS IiIKUAi.VS.

SABGACCS in ladles' and children's ahoea;<lrun:?lerv' »?*? :j..;<-a at iriari;:facturer'a cost.3 K«~»HLPE''KEK. UiFourth Et.

BUSINESS CUAXCES.

A POO SALOON on Fourth et.; larre stockand a first-class p_j-:n_ business ; rent {li;owner 10 leave for Nome; a jrreat t>acrifice.Call 11. G. WILKE. 0.-S Market fct. |

A?s2ooo; PARTNER --_nted in best-located sa- !

tloon on Market St.; place open day and night; j_oinp a firft-class payir.ij.,business; owner jwants a good honest ?;an tur assistance. Pat-ticulars H. (? WILKE,90S Market st.

A?OLD-ESTABLISHED roadbouse with overone acre of prounU: ho-jfee of- 7 furnishedriK)?is. wltlibarroom, piino. etc.; iect t3O.Particulars R. G. WILKE. IK* Market st.

A? JSOO? BAZAAR and notion store., with 3 fineliving rooms ;rents 122 £*; a good paying bus-iness; stock values the price.; best location oaprincipal -trcet. R. G. WILKE, SO6 Market.

A? JliOO: BAKERY on leading; business street; jWestern AUd:Uo&;rent jo;; 3 horses, wagon;I_ew over.s: bak:n_ SM, barrels per day; tlck-r.eec caute of e-le. &«e R. O. WILKE. »0CMarket Bt.

A? J2tCO; CORNER grocery and bar on Hayeset.:rent tl\ Including: rooms; larce stock ofliquors and proceries; a flryt-tlats, payingfcUEineas. Inquire R. G. WILKE, SOS Market. |

jt-12000; CORNER crocery and bar. with 4Jivir-p rooros; r*r.t j:.9: 3 yeans' lease: the bestcomer en Mission St.; place dolnK a r.ooapayinr ceth business; full value In eight.Call It.G. WILKE. &<K Market Bt.

tJOO? A FIRST-CLASS nlooa on the waterfront: a rood stock, fixtures, safe and cashregister, vrlll be nold at a treat sacrifice onaccount of ether business. J. E. ?LIXKKY& CO.. 1Fifth st.

A CIGAR store; Wholesale district: great eac-riflce. COWING & CO.. 719 Market st.

'

A?PARTNER ?-anted In good paying business 1

with CiCO. COWING & CO.. Tl9 Maikct st. jfr.no? BAP-EFTR siiop: 4 chairs: well established; !

barjraln. MCLAUGHLIN& CO.. 777H Market, jISC'}?BAKERY; bargain: Disagreement of part-

r»j- cause of sale. McLAUGHLIN & CO.,*777»* Market siu

A? ZVA: PARTNER --antrd; must be steady,rtli_L!<» man; satisfied with tIS to TMa week;no ;:? 'i.t or Sunday work: trial clven before iijuylnr. Apply at 9 Geary ft., room 2.

j«!*i_FlXl~csrriaga and w_ron factory: a bar-'

gain: must leave city. JONES &CO.. £65 Mkt.

WILL f<ll pood riiTcie fcj*!nesB and Al repair

shop, wheels, tocis, sundries; &_O. 1454 Mar-ket st.

TO lease? O!<3 ostab ishod hrewf-y; fitted up forImmediate operation. 217 Sacramento st.. San j

$300 CASH? Double express and business: es-tablUhed 18 years, with good paying haulinj.Address box I*os. Call.

ETATIONERY. brar.cb l/akery. candies, dearsand Laundry in connection. 1259 Market st. ,

BUSINESS CHANCES CONTINUED.

SOME GOOD SENSIBLE ADVICE.We have on our list some bargains rare.And in our dcallnus we are fair:Saloons and restaurants of every Blze.For sale, in The Call we advertise.Po if in business you wish to goInFerln_ us do not be Blow.The uurr.her Is Market, seven five nine.So come uy early and fall in line.

'Ifyou wish to sell or wish to buy.When you mean business, us do try.We are not here Just for our health,But, like our patrors, are gaining ? wealth.You don't risk life, nor pay big fareTo come, and in our profits share.Bo don't rls-k life in going to Nome.Invest in business and Ftay at home.REMEMBER MARKET 7E9. t

Don't full to call on us in time.BROCKLEHURST & MEGLADDERY.

BARGAIN; J2M will buy good cigar stand:half a block from Market et.;doing a goodbusiness; present owner going to Nome.HROCKLEIIURST & MEGLADDERY, 759Market tX.

BARGAIN? Corner grocery and ber: good loca-tion; rent $*»; no reasonabla offer refused.BROCKLEHURST & MEGLADDERY. 759Market Et.

GOOD cppcrtunlty: manufacturing business forthe restoration of hair and patent medicines:rights and patents all clear; will sell entireplant or half interest In same; A) Investment.

Brocklehurst A Megladdery. 759 Market St.

QUICK 6ales Is our motto.Should you want to buy. sell or exchange any

property or burfr.ess. we are able to pleaseyou in every respect. BROCKLEHURST £MEGLAPDKRY. 7*9 Market st.

FOR Bale? Old-established drug store In North-ern California town of 8M0; no t_tter drugtown In State: invoice about $3000;~w!ll sell 2aper cent below invoice: reason for selling satis-factory; business very profitable. Addressbox 3153, Call:

$100- WANTED? Active, reliable man to takeinterest in an old-established commissionbusiness that will pay from $75 to $100 per

month the year round: no experience re-quired. Apply at 1016 Market St.. room 10.

DRUG store for rale or exchange forSan Fran-

cisco property: a well-stocked, modern, payingdrug store In a pood mining town; cash trade.Call at 7SJ O'Farrell st.. city.

SALOON for sale cheap. 872 Fourth st.

LEAVINGcity? Nice art and stationery storefor sale: good location. 628 Post st.

BARBER shop for rent: completely furnished;

2 chairs; long established business; good lo-cation <-n Third Ft.: rent complete, $22. In-quire WM. HENDRICKSON _ CO.. 614 Callbldg.

FOR rale? Saloon In ¦wholesale district at abargain; good reasons for selling; no night

workt fine location. Box 4577. Call office.RESTAURANT for Bale; doing a good business;

cheap rent: good reason for selling. Call atliEi.hth St.

FOR sale? Barber chop: good business; rarechance. Box 279. San Luis Obispo, Cal.

BAKERY store. 1105 Howard St.; 4 rooms; largeoven and tools to let low; location excellent.

¦WANTED? Home bakery; must be doing goodbusiness; cheap for cash. Box 4571. Call office.

BRANCH bakery and coffee parlor fcr sale.Inquire 1532 Stockton Et.

1-CHAIR barber fhon fcr sale; cheap; accountof departure. 1933 Mission st.

BARI'EK sh^p: Kocd business: 3 living roomsin rear. 1223 Market St.. Oakland.

PARTY leaving the city has for sale a tin andcopper fhop: also steel range; doing goodbusiness; established 14 years. 411^ Califor-nia st.

AT riSSn? Must be sold immediately; good-pay-lrs saloon; central location: urgent reasons;

no a_ents. Bix ?4:.65. Call office^BUTCHER Fhop; good trade and location; horse

and wagon: route; sacrificed to go to CapeNome. 475 East Twelfth st.. East Oakland.

FOR sale, cheap? Paying grocery and bar; cor-ner; cause owner's death. 2240 Folsom Bt.

SINGLE young man with few thousand In cashdepires an opportunity In business or other-?-lse. Box 4.'.41. Call.

GOOD raying saloon aHd caTe for f_le; cheap;rent $20. Box 2322. Call office.

BARBER shop; must be *old this week. 5035Sixteenth Ft. ________

WELL-ESTABLISHED brancn bakery, candyend notion store cheap; reasons, going backEast. 916 Railroad aye. South.

p:0-CIGAR stand; splendid opportunity; goodlocation. See owner. 92 Minna, bet. 3 and 5.

WELL-ORGANIZED machine shop, establishedIn ISGI. for sale cheap. Box 4C54, Call office.

COKFEE and tea routes supplied from GEO.W. CASWELL & CO., 412 Sacsaincnto St.

CLASSIFIED advertisements anrt subscriptionsreceived at Call br_nch office. 2200 Fill?lore.

A BRANCH office lor the reception of adver-tisements and subscriptions has been openedat IC2T!Po!k 6t.; open until 9 p. m.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements andFubfcriftio/is has been established at 1096 Va-lencla Et.

LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE.

£O^Ro6si~CORNER HOUSE;; RENT $1<».

New furniture: grand banraln: see it. Foreale only by DECKER, ÜB9 Market st.

IS-ROOM house at your own price. Apply toDECKER. 1020 Market fct.100 rooms; rent $50: clears $200 $lfOois rooms: en Third st 2W30-room corner: 2 entrances; half cash 2'JOOS-room flat: new; elegant 250is rooms; on one n\x>r; near Call office... E5O37 rooms; on Hov.-ard n.:only $."? cash.. 4'»)

25 rooms; on Market St.; v.-orth $1200 803V> rooms; on Mason st.; payments 45036 rooms; on Market St.; payments ISi>J

TELEPHONE JOHN 51.H.C. DECKER. 1»> Market St.. opp. Fifth.

MARION GRIFFIN. 719 Market, nr. Call bldg.27 rooms; <:l<?an; part cash; taole board. .s2f>oo63 rooms; N Market: nice and fine 340020 rooms; rent 560; clears $00..% 6009 rooms; meals given; north side 4QO

44 rooms; rent $120; income $2^o mo 250017 rooms; rent $50; Income $115 monthly.. 75011 rooms; rent S2S; full: nice; all men 225And many more. Please call for particulars.

R~ H WINSTON & CO.. 1^26 Market St.; RELIABLE BROKERS23 rooms, near Market ft., reduced to $G5O20 rooms, corner. A No. 1 furniture Jlo<io47 rooms, rent only $75: on Sutter st $2SOO".rooms, fine corner, part cash, only $1600

$1500?HOUSE of 6 rooms and bath; 2 lots andfurniture; rents for $45 per month: at Han-ford, Cal. KREDO & CO., 3« Geary Et.

$300?FUNNY cor.; 16 rooms: neat and clean;clears $S0 a month. KREDO & CO., 36 Geary.

BARGAIN?9-room lodging-house; central lo-cation; all occupied; good furniture; rent low:clearing $32 above rent: will sell for $300. Callbetween 11 a. m. and 7 p. m., 743 Howard st.

SNAP?$400: 22 rooms, all rented; pood location;cause of selling, sickness. BASILE. 3 Eddy.

$275?ELEGANTLY furnished; 8 rooms; bath;yard; full roomers; great bargain. 913 Howard.

CAIUUAGES AND yVAGOMS.NEW & 2d-hand wagons, boggles, carts & har-

ness, work & driving horses. 15th & Valencia.FELLING out. half cost, 100 sets harness. 200

wagons. 1140 Folscrn st.. near Eighth.

CARPBT BEATING AND CLEANING.

WHFN you become disgusted with poor worksend to EPAULDIN'G'S Pioneer Carpet-beat-ing Work*. Si3-357 Teh_ma Bt.; tel. S. 49.

J. n. MITCHELL Carpet Beating and Reno-vating Co., HO 14th St.; tel. Mission 74.

CITY Steam Carpet-beating Works. G. H.STEVENS, mgr,. 38-40 Bth St.; tel. South 250.

J. McQUEEN'S California Carpst Cleaning Co..4i3 Stevenson St.; tel. South 228; lowest ratesw

CARPETB cleaned at 3c per yard; laid at 40.ETRATTON'S. 3 Eighth St.; tel. Jessie 944.

ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter St.;tel. Main 3t4. GEO. WALCOM. proprietor.

CONKLIN'S Carpet-beating Works. 233 GoldenGate aye.: telephone East 126.

SPIRITUALISM.ATTENTION!~.\T.7?".~."."".. REMOVED!

MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE.The World's Mr.st Famous Medium

and Clairvoyant.P.ereals Your Life Frcm the Cradle

to the Grave.Every Hidden Mystery Revealed.

To the Sick EsoecinllyHer nsslstance Is priceless. Her "RevealedMedicines," registered and copyrighted, cureall diseases on earth, consumption, paralysis,rheumatism, all ekln diseases, heart andnervous affections. The wonderful cures whichfche has made are the talk of the whole slope.

WRITEIf you cannot csll. for thousands upon thou-sands have been made rich, happy and healthywithout ever having come to see this wonderfulweman. Consultation by mall is always suc-cessful and Hatlsf-ctory, and all correspondenceIs ktpt sacredly confidential.

Addrers or call, MRS. DR. A. D. HOWE.Offices removed to her residence. 1061 Seventh

ay«., East Oakland. C.-U.N. B.?Take S. F. broad-gauge ferry and get

rrtf at Clinton Station, second station fromBroadway.

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GO to Wst6on, "only natural" palmist and oc-cult medium; the luckl«-st and truest on thecoast: readings 25c. 1581 Market et., nearTwellth: specimens, mall. EOc.

MRS. BAILEY,circle R p. m.. 10c; readings 25cand up. 1204 Fillmore st.

CLAIRVOYANT,medium and palmist; testreadings to-day. 25e. 126 O'Farrell st.MEDA HOSKINS. spiritual medium, 1423 Mar-

ket, bet. 10th and 11th; clr. Mon.. 8 p. m.MRS. ELLIS, business and prophetic medium;

sittings, $1; clr. Frl.. 2 p.m.. 25c. 233 Valencia.'

SPIRITUALISM.

NAPOLEONIC spiritual developing circle to-night. 25c; "Under Venua, Goddess ofBeauty." 220 Eddy st.

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MRS.J.J. WHITNEY, clairvoyant, test, business. medium, life reader: sitting. $1. HC* Market.

CLAIRVOYANTS^MRS. DB~~CLA_u£

?????THE WELL-KNOWN TRANCE MEDIUM.PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT 205 TURK.

May be consulted on all affairs of life: whileentranced she reveals every hidden mystery;the willshow you how to overcome your ene-mies; remove family troubles; restore lostaffections; unite the separated: recover lost

or stolen property: locates minerals; tellsyour entire life, while In a perfect trance;

satisfaction guaranteed by mall.Send etamp for circular, with special terms.

MRS. DR. CLARK. 205 Turk St.. near Jones;

hours. 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. daily.

MME.LANGE. the great clairvoyant, tells past,future; never fells; has the greatest Egyptianeecret: shows picture future husband or wife:fee 25c and r.p: satisfaction to everybody: tips

"on races. 1167 Market St.. bet. 7th and Bth.

MME. A. CERVANTES, the celebrated Spanishfortune teller; gives best advice In difficultmatters. 19 Fulton St., near Larkin.

MIFS MELVILLE,great clairvoyant and waterreader; German spoken. 92l% Mission, op.Mlnt.

MME.ZEREDA of 6 Seventh St., original gypsy

life reader; last week; readings 25c; no sign.

MME. AUGUST, clairvoyant, card reader and? palmistry. 25c: truth or no pay. 1149 Mission.

MME. SHAFFER, clairvoyant, card r«ader;Elttlnga dally. 212H Sixth gt.

MME. VERLEIN. life and card reader; busi-ness advice. 527^4 Post st.

MME RAVENNA reads life fluently:businessadvice; names given; 25c up. 5 Fourth st.

MME. SYBILLE?CradIe to grave; future hus-band's picture. 25c: ladles. 914 O'Farrell st.

CAPE NOME.

PARTIES wishing to obtain stock In theAlaska and Cape Nome Company, or Informa-tion regarding same, can apply to W. E.BARNARD, secretary, Examiner building,S.F., room 202, or 1118 Broadway, Oakland.

CAPE NOME rocker; cheapest, lightest andbest; latest improvements. 191M4 Mission st.

LATEST Alaska rocker with pump; be sure andEec It. 3 Natoma Et.

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COLLECTION OFFICES.GEORGE W. KELLY'S Agency; no charge un-

leys successful.' Room 310. 527 Market st.

' COTTAGES TO LET.

$10? COTTAGE; 3 sunny rooms; yard. 134 Roseaye., between Gough and Octavla.

DENTISTS.

A?DR. T. S. HIGGINS' dental parlors, 927Market St., over Cafe Zlnkand?Teeth extract-ed without pain by use of electricity, gas orchloroform; also by local anaesthetics appliedto the gums; the best and most artistic dentalwork at reasonable prices; pure gold fllllngsfrom $1 up; other fillings from 50c; badly de-cayed teeth carefully treated and filled orcrowned without pain; plates that fit from$4 50 up; open evenings and Sundays.

A FULL set of teeth on a rubber plate, $5; afull set of teeth on a gold plate. $25; teethwithout a plate; crown and bridge work ourspecialty; gee our flesh-colored platen thinnerand stronger than rubber, warranted for 20years, filling*. 50o; crowns, $3 50; all workpainless and warranted. CHICAGO DENTALPARLORS. 24 Sixth st.

AT the ELECTRO- DENTALCLINIC. 809 Mar-ket st.. oor. itli. rm. 7. Flood bldg., you canhave your extractions done painlessly; teethwithout plates our specialty; gold crowns,J3 GO up; plates, extractions free, $4 50 up: of-fice hours, 9 a. m. to 10 p. m.;Sundays, 9 to 2p. m. G. W. WILLIAMSON.M.D., Manager.

DR. GEORGE W. LEEK. 20 O'Farrell St., ex-tracts and fills teeth painlessly by his won-derful secret method: crowns, $2; bridges, $4;rubber or flexible plates. $3; received 8 firstprizes; no students; guaranteed 12 years.

FULL set of teeth. $5; gold crowns. $3: newmethods In bridge work; fllllngs. gold. $1 up;Fllver. 50c; painless extraction. 50c; gas given.New York Dental Parlors, 9C3 Mission,cor.Sth.

DR. LUDLUMHILL,1443 Market, nr. 11th? Nocharpe for extracting when plates are made;old plates maile over like new: teeth from $8per set; extracting. 50c; gas given.

IDEAL gold fillingInserted for 73e. with writ-ten guarantee fur G years; plates, $3; crowns,$1. IDEAL DKNTALCO.. 6 Eddy st.

PARIS Dental Parlor, 235 Kearny, cor. Bush?Full set of teeth. $4; crowns. $3: fillings. 25c.

MEYER. Deutscher Zahnarzt. 6 Turk: painless«»xt., crowns, bridge work; open Sund. tilllz.

EASTERN Dental Parlor, 119 Third St.: crown,bridge work; ext. painless; fullget teeth $7.

VAN VROOM? "Painless"; evenings and Sun-days. 1001 Market st., corner Sixth.

SET of taeth without plate. DR. H. O.YOUNG. IS 4I Polk st.

DOG HOSPITALS.

DR. CREELEYS C. P. mange cure and wormpills; by all druggists or at the dog hospital. I£10 Golden Gate aye.; a special ward reservedfor contagious diseases. Telephone East 2&7.

DR. BL'7-ARD'S Dog Hospital, Post, Fillmore?Advice and medicine 75c; city visits $1 50; all

j animals treated: dogs boarded. Tel. West 636.

IUUKSSMAKEUS ANU SEAMST RK-MS:*1

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,_,,_MCDOWELL'S Is the place to learn practical

dressmaking; late patterns cut. 103 Po6t st.

S. F. Dressmaking, Ladies' Tailoring School;French tailoring system taught. 411 Van Ness.

PARISIAN dressmaking, 357 Geary St.; dressesmade, to up: dresses made over; perfect n't.

ACCORDION pleating factory. Allkinds pleat-lng, pinking. 121 Post, over O'Connor&Mofratt.

EDUCATIONAL.SHORTHAND? lndividual Instruction each

evening by J. WILLARD SMITH, expertstenographer. 1720 Market st.; highest speedknown accomplished by Isaac Pitman sys-tem (the inventor of phonography); rates $5per month; by mail $4; another class May 1.

HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post St., S. F.?Practical courses In bookkeeping, shorthand,typing, languages, telegraphy, Englishbranches, civil, electrical and mining engin-eering, etc. ;new SO-paije catalogue free.

A HIGH grade school ?Commercial WesternBusiness University; arranged indepartments;pay only for what you get. Call or address723 Market Bt., San F*nclsco.

AYRES', the leading business college. 723 Mar-ket; bookkeeping, shorthand, typing; lifescholarship, $50; day and evening; catalogue.

ALL etudents but two taking full course thisyear got positions. SAN FRANCISCO BUSI-NESS COI,LEGE. 1226 Market Bt.

ENGINEERING, civil,elec. mining, mech. sur-vey, assay, cyanide, arch.; day, eve.; est. 1564.VAN DER NAILLENSCHOOL, 933 Market.

SHORTHAND taught personally or by mall: ac-knowledged by official reporters "best teacher,best system." M. G. BARRETT,302 Montgmy.

ADULTSand children taught English branches;Individual instruction; day and eve. 334 Hyde.

BOOKKEEPING practically; no theory; rapidcalculations. Tarr, Expert Acct., Flood bldg.

MANDOLIN, the latest fad. thoroughly taughtby PROF. MERKI, lOCS Mission ;violin, guitar.

ESPINA. Penman: business writinga specialty;engrossing; Spanish. 337 Phelan building.

ARITHMETIC,bookkeeping, grammar, writing,etc.; day or eve.; $5 mo. 1024 .Mission, nr. 6th.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

A? JAPANESE-CHINESE Contractor and Em-ployment Office furnishes beet laborers anddomestic servants. 4 Carlos place, off O'Far-rell, bet. Powell and Mason; tel. Black 4354.

A? MOST reliable Japanese and Chinese em-ployment ofllce; established over five years.421 Post St.; telephone Bush 135.

JAPANESE and Chinese employment ofllce;best help furn. ; tel. John 2121. 806% Stockton.

CHINESE and Japanese Employment Office?Best help. 411% O'Farrell St.; tel. East 426.

UNION Japanese-Chinese Employment Office-Best help. 417 Powell st., telephone Clay 86.

ORPHEUM Employment Office? Japanese. Chl-nesc. 426 Powell, near Sutter: tal. Black r.072.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED?FEMALE.

RELIABLE woman; good cook and housekeep-er; assist with washing; city or country; givereference. Call 141 Hyde st., near Turk; nopostals. '

WANTED?A situation to do general houseworkIn small private family; good cook, or woulddo second work. Call at 843 Franklin st.;telephone Red 2CSB.

DANISH girl wishes a position as cook In pri-vate family: best of wages $30.

1C63 Howard st. y ,

HUNGARIAN girl wants housework and plaincooking: likes children; speaks a little Eng-lish; $12. 1931 Sixteenth aye.. South 8. F,

LADYwants work by the day; quick and neat.Address 4 Sherwood place, off Third, betweenHoward and Mission. /-.'?-

SITUATIONas working housekeeper and cook;hotel or boarding-house; city or country; ref-erences. Box 4575. Call office.

WANTED? MiddIe-aged woman; light house-work. 4222 Twenty-fifth Bt.

A? WOMAN wlnhes to do housework by day;I wages £1 and car fare. 136 Hayes et.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED FEMALE.

RELIABLE 'German woman, speaks English,wants work by the day as nurse, seamstress,housecleaning, /office work. Call 522 Stockton.

WANTED? A lady wants a partner in a -well-established business;, will bear investigation.626 Ist.. Sacramento. Cal.

WANTED? Position as Infant's or Invalid's?nurse; good references; no choice of location;salary $15, $25. Address box 3443, Call.

NEAT, young competent woman with a boyof 6 wants position as general housekeeper;best of references; no objection to short dis-tance in country. Address Box 2760, Call,Oakland.

LADY with little girl, 8 years old, would llk»a place to work In small family; home morethan wages; good plain cook; city or Oak-land. 572 Clementina et.; no trlflers.

GERMAN girl, speaking German. French andEnglish, wishes a position to take car» ofchildren or lady's maid, to travel to Europe.Apply or address 215 Union at.

TWO young ladies going to Cape Nome wouldlike the promise of work there; have theirfare paid. Box 4559, Call office.

FIRST-CLASS laundress. Is a good hand onchildren's* frocks, wants work by the day.Box 4580. Call office.

NEAT German girl wishes position for generalhousework or second girl. 709 Polk St. .

AN elderly woman wishes a situation as house-keeper: good reference. 508 Franklin st.

LADY with one child wishes to do chamber-work; wages $15. 314 Sixth st.

WINCHESTER House. 44 Third St.. near Mar-ket: 200 rooms; 25c to $150 night; $160 to,$6week, convenient and respectable; free 'busand baggage to and from ferry.

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CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptionsreceived at Call branch office. 2200 Fillmore.

A BRANCH office for the reception of adver-tisements and subscriptions has been openedat 1223 Polk St.; open until 9 p. m.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements andsubscriptions has been established at 1096 Va-lencla st

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EMPLOYMENT WANTED? 3IALE.

YOUNG Irish Catholic ecclesiastical student.wJthout means of pursuing his studies, de-sires position as teacher or tutor or any con-genlal situation. Box 1806, Call office.

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper seeks situation Inoffice; thorough knowledge of ofllce routine;exceptional references. H. E., 623 Fell St.,San Francisco. ?/*.-?

THOROUGH accountant desires situation;well qualified to handle any system of books;competent to accept position as secretary ormanage office.' Address C. E., bo_ 181S. Call.

MANand wife would like situation on ranch:man as general ranch hand, wife as cook.Address J. H., 474 Jessie st.

ELDERLY man open for a situation May 1;fair cook; good bread maker; country pre-ferred. Address box ISO4, Call office.

COACHMAN?Thoroughly competent in everyrespect m handling horses and first-class gar-dener; with best of ref. G. L.. 2759 Mission.

COUNTRY newspaper man, practical all-round compositor and pressman, wants posi-tlon; references. W. J., box ISCB. Call office.

YOUNG Japanese boy wants situation as goodcook In a family. H. 1.. 248 Ellis st.

A YOUNGman of good appearance and habitswould like a position as nurse or attendant;

understands massage; city reference. Ad-dress box 4374, Call.

ENGINEER, flrst-cla3s traction, thrashing orany kind, would like work. Call or addressEngineer, 2808 Laguna st.

GOOD gentlemen garment cutter with muchexperience desires position in city or country.Address box 4573, Call. :

RELIABLE young rr.an want,* some kind ofwork for the mornings. Box 4572, Call.

BARBER, first-class workman, wants positionIn country or Oakland. Box 4579. Call ofllce.

COACHMAN, thoroughly understands his busi-ness in all branches, is trustworthy and reli-able, desires situation In private family; ref-erences. C. S., 1022 Jackson St.

fcIAN wishes situation in dairy: Is first-classmilker and can take care of horses. 4427Mission road; telephone, Capp 462.

NURSE, graduate of training school, wouldlike situation. G. A. McKENZIE. 217Minna at.

SITUATION as day or night clerk In lodginghouse; middle ace; strictly temperate; ex-perlcnced. Address MORTON, box 4556. Call.

AN experienced gardener, 32 years of age. Ger-man, has knowledpe of few other mechanicaltrade?, desires position as gardener. Janitoror house agent. K. W. Q., 101 Bartlett st.

BY active, m!dd!e-a_<?d, respectable, educatedmnn of family; outside work preferred; refer-ences for 30 years hsre and security. Box4.'ul, Call office.

WANTED? By competent man, position toclean and repair harness. Box 4508, Call.

INDUSTRIOUS German gardener; understandscare of horses, buggies, cows, vegetables,lawn, flowers; In private family; very usefuland willing. Box 4634. Call.

CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptionsreceived at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st.

A BRANCH office for the reception of adver-tisements and subscriptions has been openedat 1223 Polk Ft.; open until 9 p. m.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and.rubfscrlptlons has been established at 1036 Va-lencla yt.

EXPERT OPTICIANS.

GEORGE MAYERLE. German expert optician,1071% Market St.; examinations free; Germaneyewater by mall. 50c. Phone. Mint257.

FLATS TO LET.

BEST centrally located flats for small families;nice neighWffnood; must be seen. Hanoverplace, off Sacramento St., above Powell.

ELEGANT large sunny flat; 8 rooms; modernimprovements. NW. cor. Page and Shrader.

FULTON. 142? Extra fine modern middle flat:6 rooms; bath; City Hall; fur. or unfurnished.

IF you want to move get printed list flats to letfrom BALDWIN&lIOWELL. 10 Montgomery.

TO let? Sunny flat cf 5 rooms, bath. 318 Cappstreet.

TWO elegant corner- flats of 7 rooms and batheach; sun all day; rent very reasonable. 300and 302 Scott st., near panhandle.

VALENCIA, 1306?Flat, 6 large rooms; sunnyyard; cheap to right party.

$18? UPPER flat, 5 rooms, bath; modern; ma-rine view; close to cars. 1121 Filbert st.

3 MODERN flats; 6 and 7 rooms; yard: base-ment: rtnt moderate. 1931, 1935, 1937 O'Farrell.

$10?4 LARGE rooms and yard. 627 Grove st..between Laguna and Octavla.

PLATE TO LET? FURNISHED.

FURNITUnE bargain? Elegant furnishings ofG-room flat on Van Ness aye.; rent $35; neverbeen used: Axminster carpets: solid mahoganyparlor furniture; round dining table; brassbed, cost $55: ifresponsible cash not required.H. J. MOORE, 1039 Market st.

BIRCH, aye., s?l rooms and bath; nicely fur-nlshed.

KUHMTUttB FOR* SALE.

r'ROOilS*"fu'rnts'hed In oak "for $48 60. with No.7 range. King Furniture Co.. 1127-1131 Market.

FOR sale? The furniture of a seven-room house;complete; piano. 2224 Union st.

FL'KMTURE WANTED.

CHAS. LEVY buys your furniture, carpets,piano. 1135 Market St.; telephone Jessie 761.

ALFRED WOLLPERT, 773 Mission St.. paysthe highest price for .your 2d-hand furniture.

W. E. CODY (late with J. T. Terry & Co.) buysfurniture, carpets. 757 Mission; tel. Red 3353.

HELP WANTED? FEMALE.

WANTED?4 chambermaids and waitresses. J2O,nice country hotels, also city: 10 hotel wait-resses, _$20; chambermaid and waitress, $15;waitress, $20, same place, country; 1 restau-rant waitresses, $6, $7 week; 4 hotel cooks,$25, $30, city nnd country; French nurse, $20;2 Infant nurses, $20. $25; 2 nursegirls, $20;mother and daughter, $30, country place, or2 sisters or friends; German .second girl, $20;chambermaid and seamstress. $25, see ladyIn office to-day: 4 Becond girls. $20; 2 cooks,no wash. $35. J. F. CROSETT, 816 Sutter st.

12 GIRLS; general housework; $20 to $30.1 cook; Oakland; $30.2 girls, Oakland; $20 to $25.1waitress; Vallejo; $25 and found; fare paid.1housekeeper; Blue Canon: widower's family.BUSINESS WOMAN'S CLUB. 927 Market St.;Oakland office. 1003% Broadway.

CHAMBERMAID and laundress for SantaClara; see party here at 11 o'clock; $25 a

SIRS. NORTON. 313 Sutter st.COOKS, wcond girls and nursegirls; good

wages. MRS. CATTELL, 625 Eighth st.,Oakland. .

YOUNG girl for housework.. Apply at 1019 HBt., cor. Twalfth aye.; take blue cars goingto Cliff House.

GIRL wanted for general housework; one whobleeps at home. Apply at 33A Capp St., be-tween 12 and 4.

WANTED? GirI for light housework 1n smallfamily; wages $15. Call after 9, 2229 Leaven-worth st., near Chestnut. ¦¦_,}¦

WANTED?A good1 talloress. Apply C. RAPH-EAL, 2822 Greenwich st. =

TAILORESS wanted as pants finisher. 6HKearny st., room l_

HELP WASTED-FEMALE.

C. R. HANSEN_

c6TrTjPHON_rGRANT ISSHOTEL DEPARTMENT

2 Waitresses, check and tray work. $25; 17waitresses, first-class, commercial hotels, $20and $25; 3 waitresses/ city hotels, $20; 2 res-taurant waitresses, $7 week; 2 fancy lroners,$9 week; chambermaid, city. $20; chamber-maid, city, $1S; chambermaid, city, $15

FAMILY DEPARTMENTcook, no dishes to wash, $30, see party here at10 to-day; women to cook for men; 2 secondgirls, choice places, $20; 2 cooks, country,J2o; cook. city. $30; 5 housegirls, city. $20and ?25: 2 housegirls to go together, $.40. C. R.HANSEN & CO.. 104 Geary st.

NURSE for sanitarium work. $30 and found.C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 104 Geary St.

GIRL wanted for general housework and cook-Ing In private family; city; reference re-quired. Apply between lland 12 a. m., atroom 212 Occidental Hotel.

WANTED? Woman to wash napkins and helpon dlahes during lunch. 307 California st.

WANTED?GirI to do cooking and downst-lrswork. Call forenoon, 2101 Pacific aye.

GIRL for general housework; wages $20; smallfamily. 1705 Baker at.

WANTED? First-class skirtmaker: also ap-prentlce on ladles' tailoring. 4S Ellis st.

YOUNG girl for second work; wages Jl5. Callbet. 8 and 12. 2597 Howard st.

WANTED? GirI to assist In housework; $15.71S Stfelner st.

WANTED? A girl for general housework.Apply 2634 Howard st. .YOUNG girl for general housework;' smallfamily. 2225 Pacific aye.

WANTED? GirI for general housework; 2 Infamily. 1304 AMasonic avenue.

WANTED? 2 colored girls; 1 as cook. 1 forchamberwork. Call 239 Post St., room L

TAILORESS wanted: steady work for goodtallorees. 2132 Mission st., bet. 17th and 13th.

GOOD help at dressmaking; J3 a week. 1504California st.

-GIRLS.- W; GIRLS" GIRLS.Highest. wages paid to sewing machine oper-

ators on LEVI STRAUSS & CO.'S overalls.Apply at once to MR. DAVIS. 32% Fremont.

GIRLS WANTEDTo work on shirts; beginners taught. LEVIBTRAUSS & CO., 86_ Fremont St.; elevator.

NEAT woman or girl for light housework andtake care of child; J10; good home. 2520Mission St., near Twenty-first.

LADIES wanted ?To learn barber trade; onlyrequires 6 to 8 weeks to complete; day andevening class; Illustrated catalogue and mapof city mailed free; hairdresslng taught In 4weeks. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, 635Clay st.

WANTED? Vest finishers,' buttonhole makersand apprentices.' 609 Kearny st., room 2.

FIRST-CLASS walstmaker. 1037 Post St.

GERMAN woman to assist in light housework;small family. 1130 Mission st.

PANTS operator; steady work. 110 William,off Geary, bet. Taylor and Jones.

VEST maker and apprentice wanted. 617Jessie st. ¦

LADY agents wanted. Apply £12 Hayes Bt.;morning.

LADY hairdresser for nice place; permanent;good wages. Address box 4554. Call office.

GIRL to learn hairdressing; also one to learnmanicuring and face massage. 240 Stockton.

FEW young ladles to join night school: lowrates. Ayres" Business College, 723 Market.

CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptionsreceived at Call branch office, 2200 Fillmore st.

A BRANCH office for the reception of adver-tisements and subscriptions has been openedat 1223 Polk ot. Open till 9 p. m.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements andsubscriptions has been established at 1C96 Va-lencia st.

HELP WANTED? MALE.

WANTED? Band sawyer, country mill, $90 permonth and board; ocrew turner, same place,J49 and board; 3 buying hands for SantaClara Co., $26 and fo*und; 5 milkers, near city.$30 and $25; man to run self binder on largeranch, near city. $30 and board; stablemauon ranch, good steady job at $25 per monthand board; working foreman on ranch, nearcity. $30 t<i-J3". and boardwaiter, country hotel, nice place $30

W. D. EWER & CO., 610 Clay Bt.WANTED

Bread and cake baker for country shop, JiOper month and found; baker's helper, countryshop. J3O and found. W. D. EWER & CO..610 Clay.

WANTED? MiddIe-aged man for general workabout milk and butter depot In city. ref. req.,steady place. $20 per month and found. W.D. EWER & CO.. 610 Clay st

A? soo MEN WANTED TO-DAY. Railroad work; long jobs $2 a dayFree transportation to the work. Apuly to

.C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 101 Geary st.

AT C. R. HANSEN &C0.'5 ....104 GEARY ST.20 laborers for sawmills and woods, no experi-ence required, $26 and board, fare advanced.see bots here: band sawyer, $90 and board;ecrew Getter, $40 and board; 10 Jackscrewers.cross-cut sawyers and swampers. $26 to $35and board; machinist. $3 day; 4 blacksmiths,$2 50 to $3 day and $40 to $45 and board; 15farmers, milkers, choremen and others. C.R. HANSEN & CO.. 104 Geary st.

3 SAILORS or seafaring men to work on adredger, $40 and board. C. R. HANSEN &CO. .^

A? 3 FRY cooks, $60, $55 and $50; second cook,$50; second cook, $40; German baker, country,$35 to $40; pantry man, $25; 6 waiters, $25 and$30; waiter, boarding-house, $25. C. It.HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st.

A?NURSE who can give massage, country, $10and found. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary.

PLATEN press feeder wanted. HANCOCKBROS.. 73 Third st.

FARMER and milker, Humboldt Co., $40 andfound; 3 carpenters, $3 day; car builders; 4machinists, $3 to $3 25 day; man and wifefor poultry* ranch, $40; farmers for steadywork, $25; band sawyer, $90 and board; sec-ond setter for mill. $26 and board; edger man,$3 day; butter maker. $35 to $40; 5 milkers,$23 and |30; chore boy, $10 and found; 20 la-borers for mill and woods, $26 and board,fare advanced: laborers for mine, $1 dayand board; laborer to learn mining, $2 day;miners; car men; 10 bark peelers, $30 andfound; 10 wood choppers, Jl 25 to $2 cord,tools advanced, and many others. J. F.CROSETT Agency, 628 Sacramento st.

WANTED? Cook and wife, country, German orSwede. $40; second cook, country. $40, $35;broiler. $55; baker, $10; second cook and bak-er. $12; cake baker, $40; waiter. $7 week; sec-ond baker. $25; third-hand baker, $3C; dish-washers. $6, $5, $4 50 week, $20 month; vege-table man, ?20 month; lunch waiter, $20;other hotel and restaurant help. J. F. CROS-ETT Acency, 628 Sacramento st.

3 STOUT laborers for dredger: <-all early; $40month and board. J..F. CROSETT AGENCY,628 Sacramento St.

2 BOYS wanted at once. BUSINESS WOMAN'SCLUB; 927 Market st.

BARBERS' Progressive !Union? Free employ-ment. H. Bernard. Sec. 104 7th; tel. Jessie 152.

WANTED? Cook (single) for small restaurant;must know his business: wages $10 to $12:rlso dishwasher and evening waiter. 710Kearny st.

WANTED? A first-class watchmaker; steadyposition; German preferred. For particularswrite with references to JOS. MAYER &BROS.. Seattle. Wash.

WANTED?Good carpenters; $4 per day. ApplyJ. W. SCHOUTEN. lumber yard. Sixth andChannel sts. ? ?

FIRST-CLASS barber for Saturday and Sun-day; $5; steady place for good man; no Etu-dents. 1310 Castro st.

TWO good canvassers; salary $1B0; none buthustlers need apply. Santa Clara. Milk Co.,721-723 Howard st.

WANTED? Bookkeeper for livery stable; from2 to 4 hours a day; wages $23; state are.Box 1317, Call office.

BARBER for Saturday; wages $3. 89 Thirdstreet.

BARBER Saturday and Sunday; steady. 629Union st. ¦

2 BARBERS for Saturday. 797 Mission st.

BARBER wanted; must be Al.. 12 Fifth st.GOOD barber wanted for Saturday and Sun-

day. 105 Fourth st.

BARBERS-^Wanted to buy second-hand revolv-ing chair. Box 4535. Call office.

TAILOR?ROOS BROS.. 23-37 Kearny Et.

WANTED? Young man to do painting andpaper hanging. 319 Third st. , .DISHWASHER wanted; at 217 Sixth st.WANTED? Man who understands nursery work

and jobbing gardening. SCO Halght st.

WANTED? Piano player for country. Apply630 Jessie st. . ¦ .

WAITER wanted at 537 Fourth Bt.

PANTS maker wanted at 1110NMarket stDISHWASHER. Capital Restaurant, 206 Mc-

Alllster st.

HELP WASTED MALE.

A?MURRAY & READY....PHONE MAIN5843Leading Employment and Labor Agents.

WANT TO-DAY, 7 A. M ???

3 sailors for a dredger, see boss here...J4o id2 sheep herders. J25 and found, steady, goodjob; man for a chicken ranch J25 and fd6 haymakers Jl 25 day and fa

TO THE MINES j~23 miners, single-hand Jp65 laborers (you'll suit), good mines.. J34 fxiRepair man, country cycleryMachinist, lathe hand, country J3 50 day3 men to thin peaches, same orchard.. J26 fdMECHANICAL HELPCarriage trimmer, J3O16 blacksmiths, also some helpers, t- 50 day.J35, J45, J5O and found; 3 wagonmakers, J2 50and {40 and found; machinist, lathe hand,city job, J3 day; carriage woodworker. J9OFARMS. DAIRIES STAHLES, ETC63 farm, orchard and vineyard hands for allparts of California, J3O, J3O. J26. $20 and fd;COME SEE; 43 milkers and butter-makers,J35, J3O, J25 and found; 6 stablemen and 3gardeners, J3O, J4O. J25 and found; 29 chore-men and boys, $25, J2O, $15, Jlo and found;gardeners, coachman. 3 separators for dairies.COME.LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS.SEE3Mi laborers and teamsters for all parts ofCalifornia, some In San Francisco, J2 andJl To day, J3O, J2S por month and found: 38scraper teamsters. '. J27 50 and foundIS laborers, you'll suit this mine..?3o. $33 fdB43.TIEMAKERS AND WOODCHOPPERS.S43J3. $2 50. J2, Jl 73, Jl 50, Jl. 70c cord:10c, l2c,13c each: tools and provisions found; somefares paid and at mines; Portuguese milker,J36 and found; 2 men or strojsg boys for aslaughter-house, J2O and found; 365 Jobs notadvertised COME SEEMURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay st.

A? FARE PAID .....NORTH65 laborers; you'll suit. MURRAY & READY.

A? WE PAY YOUR FARE Read CarefullyTo sawmill woods Come at onceMillwright,J4 day 3 coopers, J3 day6 rough carpenters, you'll suit J6O3 carpenters, housework, etc, boss here.. ..s6oBand sawyer, friction nigger, boss here.JDO fdBand sawyer, steam nigger, boss here....J104screw turner, $10 and found; gang edgerman;second man on carriage, J3O and found.ANYBODY WILL SUIT THE FOLLOWING.184 men forall classes of work, such as learn-ing to run machines, carrying off timber,piling lumber, wheeling sawdust, laborers Inwoods, clearing brush away and 50 other dif-ferent jobs, wages running from J26, $30, J35,J4O and found; also bark peelers, tree-fellera,offbearers, swampers, snipers and 34 otherpositions for mills and woods, from J3O, $35,J4O, J5O. $60, J7O. J&O and found.WE PAY MURRAY & READY.YOUR FARES 634 and 636 Clay St.

A?HOTEL. BAKERY. Laundry, Other DeptsTCook and wife for mine kitchen, boss here..

J43 and foundCook for a small mine. J35: dishwasher formine, J3O; cook, J4O; plain waiter, same hotel.J2O. fare Jl32 waiters, J35, $30, J25, J2O fd; COME SEE;S7 cooks $60, J5O, J35. $40, $30 and found3 porters; elevator boys; help for Institutions;27 dishwashers, potwashers, $30, $25, $20, $15and found; 7 second and third bakers, J4O, $35.$30, $25 and found; 12 laundrymen. all classes,$35, $30 and foundMURRAY & READY. 634 and 636 Clay st.

WANTED? Reliable man with small capital forlight, genteel work; can make $15 to «1S perweek; steady place. Apply 1016 Market St..room 10.

STRONG boy wanted to feed Gordon press.Wale Printing Co.. 1305 Polk st.

GARDENER wanted. Call at flower store. 1211Polk st. .

WANTED? Young man; neat. After 9:30 a.m. at 207 Powell at., room 2.

BURNISHER wanted In DENNISTON'S S. F.Plating Works. 6:2 Mission st.

WANTET>? Men having acquaintance and In-fluence with many employes. M., box ISO3,Ca!I.

GOOD bootblack at 1201'~4 Polk St., near cornerof Sutter.

BARBER shop; In good mining town; for sale;cheap; shaving 25c. DECKELMAN BKOS.,106 Ellis Et.

BARBER wanted immediately to rent elegant-ly furnished shop. Inquire M. L. WURTS,Seventeenth and Broadway. Oakland.

FIRST-CLASS coat maker. 1103 Market St.ROSENBLUM & ABRAHAM. '

SAWYERS wanted; especially a first-class manwith experience to run circular rip saw. Ap-ply to CALIFORNIA BARREL CO., Twenty-second and Illinois sts., Potrero, San Fran-. cisco.

BARBERS? 2-chair shop with baths In near-by town. DECKELMAN BROS.. 106 Ellis St.

ALL size men's shoes, slightly damaged, halfprice. 562 Mission St.. bet. Ist and 2d sts.

WrANTED? Engraver for jewelry store; steadypositlon for right man. Box 4563, Call.

WANTED? Recruits for the United StatesMarine Corps, U. S. navy; able-bodied, un-married men, of good character, between theages of 21 and 35 years: not less than 5 feet4 Inches and not over S feet 1Inch In height;must be citizens of the United States or per-sons who have legally declared their inten-tions to become citizens; able to read, writeand speak English properly. For further in-formation apply at the Marine RecruitingOffice. 40 Ellis st.. San Francisco, Cal. or630 X st.. Sacramento, Ca!.

MEN wanted to learn barber trade; only re-quires six to eight week#; day and eveningclass: special Inducements this season: onlyInstitution in the world teaching thl3 trade:map of city and illustrated catalogue mailedfree. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE. 633Clay st.

GENTLEMEN'S suits to order. $1 per week, atcash prices. N. Y. Tailoring Co.. 115 Kearny.

GET your shoes half-so!ed while watttnc: 25cto 50c. ¦ 562 Mission Bt., bet. Ist and 2d sts.

WANTED?2 proficient engineers and 2 capablelever men for dredger: hirh wages: none butmen of financial responsibility need apply.Address box 4627, Call office.

SAILORS, ordinary seamen and green hands;all parts of world. HERMAN'S. 26 Steuart.

WANTED?Laborers and mechanics to knowthat Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprietor, stillruns Denver House. 217 Third st.:150 largerooms; 25c per night; $1 to $2 per week.

MAN or boy to do janitor work firhis tuitionIn barber school. 741 Howard st.

BOY 14 to 16: make himself generally usefulIn factory. 723 Market St.. room 35.

PENSIONS? GEO. D. CAMPBKLL. lawyer: 14years' practice; Examiner bldg.

WINCHESTER Hotel. 44 Third st.. near Mar-ket; 700 rooms. 25c night: reading room; free'bus and baggage to and from the >«¦¦r.

LINDELL House, corner Sixth and Howard-Rooms l.'c to 25c per night: 73c to $2 per week.

CLASSIFIED advertisements and subscriptionsreceived at Call branr-h office. 221*)Fillmore st.

A BRANCH office for the reception of adver-tisements and subscriptions has been openedat 1223 Polk St.: open until 9 p. m.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements andFubscriptions has been established at 10?6 Va-lencla st. _,

HOUSES. LIVESTOCK. Etc For >nl«

40 HORSES for sale; also wagons, buggies,carts, harness. Grand Arcade Horse Market,827 Sixth St.; auction sales every Wednesday.SULLIVAN& DOYLE. Auctioneers.

CO HEAD fine draft and driving horses at J621and 1825 Market St.. bet. Twelfth and Brady;also some fine matched black teams.

FINE draft and driving hcrses constantly onhand. Occidental Horse Exchange, 721-723Howard st.

JUST received, 23 head of fine horsei. rangingfrom 1000 to 1400 pounds. 33 Dore st.. nearFolsom and Ninth.

J. M. CANTY has removed his 200 horses to2170 Market st.;Castro-st. cars pass the door.

20 WORK and driving horses: fine carriageteam; span of mules, 2200. 1731 Mission st.

$45? LIGHT wagon, horse and harness; alsolarge mare. $30. 19 CityHall aye.

-FOR eale ?Fine doctor's team; B and 7 years

nW. DALZIEL.vet. dent.. 605 Golden Gate ay.

FOR sale ? 1400-pound team of horses; cheap.17 Diamond st.

HOUSES TO LLST.~~

A?PRINTED list: houses to let: send for cir-cular. G. H. UMBSEN &. CO.. 14 Montgomery.

TO rent? For the sunimer; complete furnishedhouse of 7 rooms, bath, fine garden, pure

¦ spring water, beautiful scenery; with orwithout use of barn, horses and vehicles; 3mllea from St. Helena; \* mile from station.For particulars address HENRY LANGE,Grand Hotel. St. Helena. Cal.: also cottageof 4 rooms; furnished or unfurnished;

BROADWAY. 1516. near Van Ness aye.? Sunnyhouse of 7 rooms, bath and basement; newlyrenovated: fine yard; stable; $30.

ELEGANT sunny house near park: 8 roomsand bath. Cor. Hayes and Devlsadero sts.

MODERN house. 9 rooms and bath, $45. i912Washington st., above Franklin.UPPER part of building at 529 Mission st.;

contains IS rooms.6-ROOM flat; Clara street: rent $14; also 3

rooms for ff). KREDO fc CO.. 33 Geary st.

HOUSES TO LET? KCR.MSMEEO.COMPLETELY and elegantly furnished mod-ern house on Pacific avenue, between Bu-

chanan' and Webster; 11 rooms and sen-ants'room: 7 bedrooms: sun In every room: every-thing In perfect order: stable on rear street-willrent for 6 months or a t'rra of years.J. H. GILMORE. 323 Montgomery st.

-FURNITURE of 8 rooms for sale and house to

let. Southwest corner Sutter nnd W>bner sts.

HOUSE FOR SALE.'

FOR sale? A house to be removed. Ax>ply~93BBush st.

LOST ASD FOCXD.STOLE^^From undersigned. April 21. open

buggy and harness: bugrjry 13 low set. sidaspring, covered with leather over rear end o!bos; body painted black, ruftnins? gear red:boards inbottom shrunk apart some; suitablereward for recovery of same. GEO W\G-NER & CO.. 540 Clay St.. San Francisco.

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LOST?On Brannan St.. between Fourth andiFifth, order book with note for JlO3 payablsto the order of Lowry & Daly, at First Na-tional Bank. Finder please return to LOWUY& DALY. XI Brannan st., and receive re-ward^

LOST? On the ferryboat Berkeley, which leftOakland mole at 12 o'clock, a genti. man'sopen-face gold watch, wtth lady' 3Dicture inback. Leave at Senate Saloon. Pine andKearny sts., and receive liberal reward.

LOST^Foxterrier. white body, black face."brown spot over each eye. Retur% ta ChartsIlolbrook or John B. Carson. Parrott build-Ing and receive reward.

LOST A dark chestnut mare from P. 11.WULFF'S srocery. Seventh aye. and M 3t_.

Butchertown: reward.

LOST? On Market St.. near Third, gray furcape. Return to 1009 Natoma St.; reward.

LOST? Monday; watch fob. silver buckle withMauser bullet attached; reward. Cashier Call.

STRAYED? From 617 Eddy st, black cockerspanief; half breed-, female; lon* tail: n»m»Onida; {3 reward for her return.

LOST? Grip of tools marked L. Jmalmnin-ward at 830 Mission st. F. A. JEN.NI.Nu9.

FOUND? St. Bernard deg; prove prop., pay ex-penses; bet. 7 and 9 p. m.. r. 63. Fulton House.

MEDICAL.

DRsToOODWIiTThe well-known ladles' physi-cian, formerly*)f 401 Van Ness, returned from

Europe with advanced knowledge: guaranteedtreatment Jo: safe and reliable cure In on»day; 15 years' successful practice in S. *.;maternity home; low feea. 1007'? Market st.

DR. G. W. O'DONNELL. the world-renownedladies' specialist: safe and reliable: has prac-ticed in S. F. f"r years; treated thousands ofcases successfully; treatment can be used athome; consultation free: success guaranteed.Write or call at 1023-. Market st.

jDR. NO TOY KER. late of Canton. China, tea

and herb sanitarium. 7iM Sacramento st., cor-ner of Kearny; all diseases and ailmentscured exclusively by Chinese herbs and teas;advice free; office hours. 10 a. m. to 12 m..2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m.

MRS. DR. KOHL, ladles* specialist? Guar-anteed treatment at office, Jo: safe and re-liable; consultation free. 1122 Market st.. bet.Mason and Taylor; iKurs 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.

MRS. Dlt. WTETH. reliable specialist; horn*In confinement: guaranteed treatment at of-fice. J5; any ailment; consultation free: con-fidential 942 Post St., bet. Hyde and Larkin.

MRS. DR. ALLEN. 1033 Market: ladles" special-ist: guaranteed treatment at office. J5; saf»and reliable; consultation free; hours 10 to 8.

DR. and MRS. DAVIES. 122S Market: ladles'physician: chronic diseases treated; Ir.te scien-tific methods; cure guaranteed; treatment. Jj.

PRIVATE confinement home; best care; rhy-sK'lan; English and German spoken: terms

reasonable. 82S Castro St., near 7th. Oakland.

DR. JAMES PIERCE. 104 Turk St., the eminentfemale specialist; home or otflce treatment.

VI-VI?DR. WISE & CO.. the ladles' specialists.HIS Market: every case guaranteed: J3 up.

DR. and MRS. M. WEGBNER? Private homeIn confinement. 1312 Golden Gate aye.

DR. WONG HIM. herb doctor, treats all dls-eases of the human body. 115 Mason st.

MEDICAT-U lIATUS.ANIDIOSIS Baths cure rheumatism, eczema

and all nervous troubles: ladies' departmentremoved to "The Bellevue." Van Ness aye.,opp St. Ignatius, room 22. front: no signs.Address for booklet. I>R. CONANT. 47 Post.

MIM.NG AXIiASSAYING.

3 EXPERIENCED miners, who can save allthe tine gold, want a grub stake for Nome.H. V.. 317 Minna st.

3IIXES ASD MINING.

GOLD 'aver; we challenge all competitors;call and see. 1733 Fifteenth St., or 23 Eaststreet.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. Me-

INTOSH & WOLPMAN. 135-137 Fremont st.

BARS, back bara. mirrors, showcases, coun-ters linoleum, office furniture, store and of-fice' furniture and fixtures;, new and secondhand. J. NOONAN, Wl7-Ul9-1021-10_5 MissioaSt.. above Sixth.

ONK second-hand metal turnln_ lathe, planer,drillattached: also second-hand Ho. 2 Hookersteam pump. Emery gear; also pipe fittings;

1automobile, nearly completed; 1second-hand227-lb Peter Wrisht anvil; one 7-horsepowergas engine. 543 Huward at.

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A?BUYS, sells or rents gear machinery, en-gines, boilers, water pipe. Rhaftlng, pulleys,etc. WHITELAW. 216 Spear s_:

EDISON cencert phonogTaph. price reduced toJ10O: concert records. 12 50. BACIGALUPI.533 Market st.. San Francisco.

A?ANEROID barometer for $7 50; cost JIS.UNCLE HARRIS. 1» Grant aye. >

A? s3 £0 DERBY and Fedora hats. Jl 75. Pop-ular Price Hatters. 330 Kearny st.. nr. Pino.

L^RGE Reed power lathe; J135. 1484 Marketstreet.

FOR sale? Young donkey and St. Bernard bltcb;cheap. 410 Maple st^

GASOLINE engines: all slzps; second haadjcheap; guaranteed. _STewell Broe.. HO First st.

FOR sale? 2 elegant large wall cases at a bar-gain. 230 Stockton st.

CASH registers of every description for sal*and repaired. 1327 Market, bet. 9th and 10th.

ONE 2^2-horsepower £fi<Vvolt mqtor: standard;

make: cheap. WHITE. 315 Mission st.

A FINE suit. J10: dress pants. J2 73. MISFITCLOTHING PARLORS, 437 Montgomery st.

HIGH-ARM Singer sewing machine: good enn-dlt'.O!*: complete; cheap. 1913 Mission, nr. loth.

A COMPLETE outfit of 24-hand sausage ma-chinery. Mclntosh & Wolpman, 135 Fremont.

PORTABLE engines, boilers; Iron and woodplaners; lathes: 2tl hand. J. Eurke. IJ3 Beale.

A NEW Standard Typewriter; latest model;cheap. Typewriter Exchange. 409 California.

NEW and second-hand slot machines boughtand sold. W. C. BENTHAM. 1532 Market st.

A 10-TON Fairbanks scale and flre and burg-lar proof safe, "to California st.

SAFES? New and second hand. THE HER-MANN SAFE CO.. 417-423 Sacramento «t.

SECOND-HAND fireproof safe: 1flre and burg-lar proof safe: cheap. 42 Mainst.

SAFES? New and second hand, all sizes. THEWALTZ SAFE. 109-1U Market St.. San Fran.

ONE 4-slded sticker: 1 planer and matcher; 1air compressor: -5 locomotives. 220 Fremont.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

SECOND-HAND garden hose and attachments;must be reasonable. Ohio Dental Parlors.S3O Market st.

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810 prices paid for full-drpss suits. PORT-LAND LOAN OFFICE. !5 Stickton: will call.

WANTED? Second-hand upright ptanm forcash. H. L. WHITKHKAT). 1710 M-rket st.

MON12 V TO LOAN.

ANY proposition, any amount; 8 per cent; first,second mortgages, estates in probate. InterestIn estates, legacies, corporation loans, chattelmortgages; confidential: advice free. G. E.OLSEN. room 16. first floor. Chronicle bidg.

ANYamount at *per cent; Ist. 2d and Sd, mort-gages, undivided Interest, real estate In pro-bate; mortgages and legacies bought; no de-lay: get my t»rms before doing business else-. where. R. McCQLGAN. 24 Montgomery, r.1

HIGHLY respectable !private place to obtainliberal advances on diamonds, jewelry at low-est rates. Baldwin Jewelry Store. 848 Mark'tSt.: tel. Main 1644. Branch 19 Third st.

MOST reliable place to borrow on diamondswatches, Jewelry. W. J. HESTHAL. 10 Sixth'-highest price for old gold, silver, diamonds.

ANY amount by private party on furniture _n_pianos: no removal: low rates; confidentialBONELLI. Conservatory bid?.. 130 Powell stl

ON real estate. Ist or 2nd* mortgages and onfurniture or pianos: no removal: any amount-lowest rates. BECKER & CO.. 26 Montgomery!

AT 126 Kearny st.. room 9. respectable rrlva*<»? place to borrow on watches, diamonds; lowestrates: take elevator. Tel. Davis 995.

ON furniture and pianos without removal- outfit«rVl^*Uin?nfy _!rect: lowest 'nterest. Rooms6S and S9. Donohoe building. 1170 Marketst

LOANS made on furniture at IVi per cent; aUoiS? ?U "flarled %_?P le

-HARSHBARGER.

MimETTl^,ne^.Sai?rte<l P^P-p without securlt-:*ti_-s rm. 41. Merchants' Exchge. 431 Calif.

MONEY loaned; unsecured note of any manotgood character. Prescott & Co.. Pho^nlJTxriz

A£!T?Men f^lary loan Co- 365 Parrott build-lng-Men can secure leans on personal note.

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