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THESAN FRANCISCO CALL,., MONDAY, . JANUARY 12, 1903. 8 There may be an opportunity for you to better yourself advertised in the Help Wanted Columns of Tho Call. Their value to advertisers, whether they need help or a situation, has been so thoroughly demonstrated that they are used Invariably by both classes to supply their needs. Rate is but 12^ cents per line. LOOK THEM OVER DAILY HELP WASTED MALE Con. A—MURRAY & READY 634-636 Clay st. Phone Main 5843 ..Leading Employment and Labor Agents... FREE FARE TO CHEAP FARE NEVADA DAY ARIZONA Chatsworth Park, Los Angeles and Other Counties. FREE ¦"•> FREE FREE ; ARIZONA '• CLOSE TO..: PRESCOTT Laborers, teamsters, rockmen, drillers, stonemasons, stonecutters, cooks, etc Harnessmaker, ranch. ?33 and found: young gardener for nursery, see boss here at 0 a. m.; man to run ranch on shares: team- ster and wife, north. $45 and found: car- loader, lumber CO., $40 and found; 4 labor- ers, near city, see boss here. $2 day; 2 boilermaker's helpers; young man as fore- man on fruit ranch; wagon and carriage painter: 25 farmers, milkers, choremen and choreboys, $25 to $40 and found; butter ir.ak- c-r; teamsters and laborers; 8 pruners, f32 50 and found. Man to contract to handls and pile in storage yard the lumber from a 160.00O ca- pacity sawmill WOODCHOPPERS TIEMAKERS ' CCO men to chop wood, make posts, ties, pickets, shakes . and shingle bolts Bis Prices '. Reduced Fares All Parts of California HOTELS. ETC Cook. 12 men on ranch. $35 and found.- see boss here; second cook, mine hotel, fare $3. $40 and. found: baker, country hotel. $5O and found; camp waiter, city. $20 and fouriS; second cook, city; 5 other cooks; 4 waiters; dishwashers: bellboy; boys for factories. •^ other positions, "call and see us. MURRAY & READY. 634-«3g Clay St. YOUNG man to keep accounts and solicit trade for milk depot. $30 and found. MURRAY & READY. &J4-C36 Clay St. - WANTED — Recruits for the Marine Corps, U. 5 navy; ablebodied men of good character, between the ages of 21 and 35; not less than 6 feet 4' inches and not over 8 feet 1 Inch; able to speak and read English. For further information apply at the recruiting office*. 40 Ellis Bt., San Francisco, Cal.; Masonic Hall, 530 K st., Sacramento. Cal.: and U. S. Custom-house, 222& North Main St.. Lcs Anrfeles. Cal. WANTED — Young man who Is competent to take charge and buy for stationery depart- ment: would prefer one who Is familiar with silverware and Jewelry: state age, experi- ence and salary expected. Box 102. Call. CUSTOM house positions. Call day or evening for free Information concerning positions, salaries, qualifications, etc. Room SOS, 027 Market st. WANTED — Laborers and mechanics to knew that Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprietor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st. 150 largs rooms; 25c per night; $1 to $2 per week. MEN — Our free catalogue explains how we teach the barber trade In the shortest pos- sible time: barbers are In great demand. MOLER SYSTEM COLLEGE. 635 Clay 8t. TWO young men not afraid of work to earn their way through college. California Busi- ness College. :{O5 Larkln st. ¦ BARBER shop; 2 fine chairs; no opposition: fine living-rooms; owner coins on ranch; for sale reasonable. 302 Dolores rt. BARBER shop for sale; 3 chairs: good trade; other business cause of sale. 708 McAllister. WANTED — Experienced domestic salesman. I Apply between 0 and 11 a. m.. HALE UROS. BUSHELMAN for country. Apply "REIS3 BROS. & CO.. 24 Sutter st. WILL teach barber trade free to 4 more men. Western Barber College. 647 Commercial st. MEN to learn barber trade; J15 required; free ehave. Barber College. 258 O'Farrell st. SAILORS and ordinary seamen for Europe and Australia. HERMAN'S. 26 Steuart st. OVER TOO pair new and second-hand shoes for sale, cheap. McDonald & Perry. EMI Ttlrd Bt. WANTED — Young men to learn barber ¦ trade. S. F. Barber College. 741A Howard st. PENSION atty., E. A. Bullis, room 40, Phelan big. Past Com. Geo. H. Thomas Post. G. A. R GET your shoes half soled while waiting; 25c to 50c. 503 Mission st, bet. 1st and 2d sts. ALL sizes men's shoes, slightly damaged, half price. 563 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d sts. WINCHESTER House, 44 Third St., near Mar- ket — 200 rooms, 25c night; reading-rooms; free bus and baggage to and from ferry. A BRANCH office for Call advertisements and Fubacriptlons has been established at 100(i Valencia st. HORSES AND WAGONS. A LOT of horses for sale at Arcade Hors* Market, 327 Sisth Bt.; also buggies, wagons, harness, etc.; auction sales every Wednesday at 11 a. m. JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer. IDEAL pony team, surrey, harness and saddle complete can be seen at MADIOAN, O'NEIL & CO.. Grove-st. Stable. 122 Grove. S. F. Veterinary College — Night class now In tession. M. L. Pancoast. sec.. 510 G. G. ave. THREE of the latest four-spring business bug-' gles for sale cheap. 1504 Foisom st. READ "The California Horseman." of interest to horsemen. Dalziel. editor. COS G. O. ave. 2D-HAND bugcy and hack; fine buggy; laundry wagon, nearly new, cheap. 82S Harrison st. Largest assortmnt 2-hand wagons, buckb'd, sur- rey,harness,work,driving horses. 15th-Valenca. AN Al express wagon, single; also light camp- ing wagon for sale cheap. 532 Mission st. HOUSES TO LET. A^P^IN^r^DnfuT^f^h^u^es^toTetl Vend "for ctr^" cular. G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery HOUSE to let; 9 rooms and laundry; modern improvements; basement, attic, large yard; rent $50: 345 Haleht st.. near Buchanan. MADISON &. BURKE, or owner. 1037 Mar- kef St. HOUSES TO LET — FURNISHED. FURNISHED 8-room house: bath. yard, base- ment, piano, phone; to refined adult family; one room reserved for owner. 2738 Pine st. LOST AXD^FOCXD. ' FOUND — On Mission road, 2-year-old bay colt; hind feet white; white face; owner can have same by provinz property and paying ex- penses. A. HIRSCHIER. 5650 Mission road. BLACK bag; left on car at Cypress Lawn cemetery; containing stocks of value to owner only. Reward on returning to 1115 Post st. LOST — Sunday evening, lady's beaver collar- ette: going from Seventeenth and auerrero to Twentyflrst and Chattanooga fits. Return to 34M) Seventeenth 1 St.; reward. LOST — Roll of greenbacks amounting to $00 ¦with a $10 gold piece In center. Suitable reward if returned to box 129. Call office. LOST — A brov.n curly rat-tall spaniel bitch. Retun: to 1595 Post st. ; reward. JiATTUESSES ASD. PILLOWS. TO order: also cleaned and sterilized; uphol- stery; honest work suarant»ed. HOPKE BROS.. 411-413 Powell st. Phone Bush 421. METAL beds, nodding, lace curtains, window shades. HOTTER. 712. Mission; tel. Main 730. 3IED-ICAL. MRS.; DR. WYETH, specialist for all female complaints; instant relief guaranteed; 30 years' experience; refined home before and during confinement. 72S Pest St., nr. Jones. MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe- male troubles; instant relief guaranteed: consult free. 1008 Va Market st., opp. Fifth! DR. 'G. W. O'DONNELL—All who are sick or in trouble consult this specialist on female complaints; positively corrected; the unfor- tunate helped; the most difficult cases treat- ed; advice free. Offlce, 101S Market st. MRS. D. ALLEN. 111S Market — Reliable ladles' speclallst; a private home before and during confinement; best medical care; low fees. ADVICE free— Drs. Goodwin, ladies' special- ists; instant relief guaranteed: low fees; ma- ternity home; babies adopted free. 006 Market. A— MRS. DR. GWYER. City Hall ave., over Good Fellows'. Grotto and 1504 Market st. DR. AND MRS.' DA VIES and HINDOHERB original method. of treatment. 112S Market. DR. NG TOY KEE. 210 Stockton st., opposite Union Square; ajl diseases cured by herbs. MISCELLANEOUS FOlt SALE. BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. McIN^ TOSH & WOLPMAN. 105-137 Fremont at. REMOVAL sale^ — Eelng forced by my landlord to remove from my store, 105 Taylor st.. I willsell my large and fine stock of ladles' underwear at the very lowest prices; will re- move about Jan. 20 to 111 Turk St., nr. Tay- lor, and solicit the favor of our patrons at our new, store. L. G. WO & Co. DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Repair It with Elaterlte; In rolls easy to lay; needs no painting or coating; good over old iron, tin or shingles; best for new roo'a. ELATERITE ROOFING CO., 713 Market St. A — BUYS, sells or rents gear machinery, en- gines, boilers, .water pipes, shafting, pulleys, etc. WHITEL'AW. 553-255 Spear st. A SIMPLE, durable and reliable engine, the WITTE. for gas or oil. THE TRACY ENGR. CO.. 151 Fremont st. SEALSKIN, cost $250: Fame as new; bust 34 to 30; for JIUO. 10 SUth st. CLAinVrtYAXTS Continued. MME. M. BERNARD, THE FAMOUS Clairvoyant and business medium, permanently located" at 17 Third et.. next Examiner bldg.; phe reads your life correctly. give9 an accurate description of the past, reveals the present hap- penings and portrays events to occur in the fu- ture: if you are in trouble, discontented or not eatisfied in life, or have domestic, love or busi- ness troubles, consult this great, medium and you will be told how to overcome them; valu- able advice in all affairs oC life; 25c up; satis- faction guaranteed. Tel. Black 45G9. MRS. LESTER, card reading and palmistry; ladles. 25c; gents, r»Cc. 00:: McAllister st. MHS BROWN clairvoyant card reader; ladies 15c; gents 50c: readings daily. 132 Sixth st. CLAIRVOYANT, card and planet reader; only 10c: hours, 1 to 8. 2(2 Minna St., near 4th. MRS. SHAFFER, clairvoyant card reader; sit- ting* dally. 44SVj Jessie st., bet. 5th and Oth. A WEEK'S news for 5 cents— The Weekly Call, 10 pases, in wrapper for mailing: $1 per year. qi^ET BEm^XD CLEjJ^ WHEN you become dl^BUsted with poor work send for SPAULDINGS Pioneer Carpet-beat- ing Works. 353-357 Tehama St.; tel. South 40. TRY HOPKE BROS." excellent carpet clean- ing. Phone Bush 421. 411-413 Powell st. ADVANCE' Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter Bt. ; tel. Main 3M. GEO. WALCOM & CO.. Prop. RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beating works: prices reasonable. 1703 Harrison st.,; tel. Mission 2(«. CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet-beating: Works, 33.J Gclden Gate ave. ; telephone East 128. J. E. MITCHELL Carpet-cleaning and Reno- vatlng Co.. 240 14th St.; tel. Mission 74. COLLECTIOr- OFFICES. BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made: city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO., 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-10; tel. 55S0. ADVICE free — Columbian Law and Collection. Asenrj-. r. $5. 010 Market Et.; phone Red SO!). COTTAGES TO LET. TWO almost new cottages, 4 and 6 rooms, to rent or for sale same as rent; all known Im- provements; large Iot3; rent $10 and $14 monthly, or on installments $12 and $15. DOLAN CO.. home builders. 1007 Market st. COTTAGE home of 8 rooms, bath; garden; near Q. G. Park. 450 Frederick st. ' $S: COTTAGE, 5 r.. worth $1C: In city. Roscoe oft Crescent ave.: Mlstlon st. car6: water free. COTTAGES TO LET — FURNISHED? $20 — FURNISHED cottage; water and electric lights free. 313 First St.. San Rafael. DENTISTS. A NEW plate — the Whalebone — Cannot break: warranted U0 yrs.: crown. $3 50; fillings. 50c; plates. $5; full set: all work painless and war- ranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth st. PARIS Dental Parlors. 235 Kearny, cor. Bush- Set teeth $1 80 up: crowns $2 up; fillings 25c. SET of teeth without plate. DR. 51 cT YOUNG. 1S41 Polk St. DOG HOSPITALS. DR. MCCARTHY'S Veterinary Hospital; special ward for dogs. 3579 Klghteenth St.. bet. Valencia and Guerrero. Tel. Church 4336. DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESSES McDOWELL Dressmaking and MillinerySchool — Evening class; patterns cut. 1013 Market. EDUCATIONAL. HEALETS ITc H OOL OF EL ECTRICAxTe NgH NEER1NCJ — Theory, demonstration, construc- tion, laboratory and shop work; thoroughly practical; day, night. 24 Post; catalogue Iree. THS Berlitz School of Languages, Starr- King bids., 121 Geary et. — Competent native teach- ers; 200 branches with 75,000 pupils in Amer- ica and lCurope; best, quickest method ever devised; private and class Instruction; pros- pectus and trial lessons free: commercial cla»s?s In French and Spanish, $3 per month. HEALD'S SCHOOL OF MINES, 24 Post Bt., S. F. — Thorough courses ;complete equipment; all subjects pertaining to mining and mining engineering; day and 'night; catalogue free. A — THE Lyceum, an accredited preparatory school fcr the university, law and medical colleges; ref., Pres. Jordan or any Stanford professor; day, eve. sessions. Phelan bldg. GALLAGHER-MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE, conducted by experts; best combined short- hand and commercial course to be had; In- dorsed by official court reporters. 1382 Mkt. CALIFORNIA Business College. 305 Larkin st. "A thorough school;" positions secured for graduates; modern methods; Individual in- struction. Write for illustrated catalogue. ACTING, elocution, specialties: Hallet School; associated with theatrical aKency securing position?. Alcazar building, 120 O'Farrell st. ADDED 2 new rooms; new students still rush In; they know our graduates get tho posi- tions. S. F. Business College. 123C Market. ADDRESS Ayers' Business college, 72.1 Market et.. for their new catalogue; itis free and tho nicest in the State. Life scholarship, $50. ENGINEERING— Civil, elec, mln., mech., sur- vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est. 1R64. Van der Nalllen School, 113 Fulton, nr. City Hall. SPANISH. French, etc.Prof.De Filippe'sAcademy of languages,320 Poet;estab'd lS71;ablest profs. Chicago Business College, 1435 Market, nr. 10th. Pittman shorthand, typing, bookkeepg; $9 mo. MRS. G. WEILER. language teacher. Call at 1126 Eddy, Cottage bldg., opp. Jefferson gq. ARITHMETIC, bookkeeping, grammar, writing, etc.; day or eve.; $5 a mo. 1024 Mission. nr. 6th. COOPER-GERPON School of Acting. 411 Ma- son st. ; day and evening classes. PROF. MERKI, 100S Mission, nr. Cth—Private lessons, violin, mandolin, gultar;club practice. SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION Day and PARTINGTON'S, 424 Pine St.. Night clasa. HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post.st.. S. F.; founded 18C3; new 80-page catalogue free. CHEAPEST and best in America— The Weekly Call, 16 pages, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for U. * ESIORODOCIDB. » ; Attention Ladles, by this treatment more than 1000 cases of Piles have been permanently cured in this city without surgery 6r delay. Names sent. Lady physician for women only. CaH or address Emorodoclde Co., ladies' de- partment, 404-5-8 Parrott|bld»c., 8. F. ¦ EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. GEo1«G^^^Kir^n~P^~s > t7;~tel715usiri35! Japanese-Chinese employment office; fur- nishes best help; contracts for farm help, etc. ORPHEUM Employment Office — Japanese. Chi- nese help. 426 Powell. nr.Sutter;tel. Black 5072. CHINESE Employment Office — Best help at short notice. 411VS O'Farrell; tel. East 420. CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years. Tel. Main 11)07. BRADLEY & CO., 040 Clay. Grand Japanese-Chinese Emp. Office, 415 Stock- ton; tel. Grant 1C8: expert, reliable help. RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of- flce; all klnd-t help. 315 Stockton; Main 51SS. EMPLOYMENT WANTED — FEMALK. A — SWEDISH housework jrlrl: first-class cook: ! $30; good references. MRS. NORTON. 313 Sutter nt. A— SftVEDISH cook and second girl wish placei together; best reference*. MRS. NORTON, 813 Sutter st. A — SWEDISH second eirl; good waitress and seamstress. MRS. NORTON. 313 Sutter sL SWEDISH cook and second girl wish situa- tions together: best city references. 73, ¦ F. CltOSETT &CO.. 334 Sutter et. ' COMPETENT woman for housework and plain cooking; family of 2 adults. Ill WMldcy st, in the rear between. Bush and Pine. REFINED young English woman desires posi- tion; charce of Invalid, care of Infant from- birth or any position of trust; Wghest refer- ences. Including doctor's trained nurse. 1214A Mason St. -••/>.r HOTEL housekeeper: lady of experience and- ability desires position In flrst-class hotel, city or country; can give the best of refer- ences. Address box 77, Call offlce. A FIRST-CLASS cook, best city references; also girl for second vork: wish place together In private family. 4117 Twenty-third st., for two days. j WOMAN wants day work washing, Ironins, any I kind of work; good "vorkej-; $1 50 day. Box «7, Call office. / FRENCH maid; good Eeamstress. Inquire by letter to MRS. GISC ARD. 10U9 Pacific ave. GERMAN girl wishes situation for housework. Apply 100 Leavenworch st., cor. Golden Gate. WANTED — Housework by the day by a re- spectable woman. 41S Po6t st. FIRST-CLASS dressmaker wishes engagements by the day, $2. Apj'ly 828 Turk st. * WINCHESTER House, 44 Third gt., near Mar- ket—200 rooms; 25c t> $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $ti week; convenient and respectable; free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry. WANT ads and BUbsc 'lotions .-taken for The Call at Eaton's Bazaar. t'*{3 McAllister st. A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements and subscriptions has bem established at 10'JO Valencia st. MlSCELLAXEOtS FOR SALE— Con. •50 H P RETURN flue, "economic* boiler.$30O 15 11 P mourrted engine, on fire box boiler 6'hV'pV friction"drum'stenm heist. ... . .$-00 12 H. P. gasoline friction drum hoist.... $..00 0x15 Blake crusher ••••••• 15 H. P. return tubular boiler **-J 3 duplex pumps, complete; cheap •••• 6x5 air compressor. "Rlx -••••• ¦•'Cl' '¦ "£.,. Boiler, engine, feed pump. saw. arbor, belt all complete ; ;•"•* V«V»** w 6 in.. S in., 10 in.. 12 in.. 14 In.. 16 In.. IS in. rubber belt 1Oc »' 3-ln. screw pipe, ready to use •-*«» 3}j-in. screw pipe, ready to use- JA£*~ 4-ln. screw pipe, ready to use — D^!nl^ SS mact 1 ?ne r rV [ Vn I alV j &? branc|e, bought, sold, rented and «« ha i 18:e^, r^: gineers' supplies always on hand. Machia* work of all C O.. 130-132 Beala at. A TIP for gas and oil engine bu 7 eT 5"Tj l1 * WITTE price and guarantee are leaeJers- THE TRACY ENGR. CO.. 151 Fremont st. 25 II. P. MARTXE gasoline 2*gS&£i&$H3r* nected: all complete. H. S. WHITE. 130- 1J3 Beale st. , BOATS, launches, rowboats. gasoline and launch engines In stock. Baker & Hamilton. ICO 0C0 FEET of threaded pipe with fittings; all sizes. EUGENE RILEY. 109 Vallejo at. SAFES— Cary Safe Co., E. B. BECK & CO.. agents. 122 Market »t. A FINE suit. $7; stylish pants. $1 T3. Mlsfll Clothing Parlors. 238 Kearny »t.. nr. Busa. UNREDEEMED sealskins as good as new. MUNICIPALLOAN OFFICE. 103 Grant »v>. i BOILERS ami engines; 100 for sale, or will buy. KROGH MFG. CO.. 513. Market it. SAFES— New and «econd-hand. THE HER- MANN SAFE CO.. 417-423 Sacramento it. SECOND-HAND lumber, sashes, blind». door* and bricks for sale. Valencia St.. cor. 13th. ASIC for prices on, second-hand typewriters (all makes). ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 MontiT- I GASOLINE engines, all sizes, new and 2d-han J. i and launches. J. F. UOAK. 46 Fremont »t- Edison phonographs, records, supplies, moving picture machines, films. Baclgalupl, 033 Mkt. MAGIC lanterns, new and " 1-hand movlnr pic- ttirfg.-CULLARD & BRKCK. 131 Pelt »t. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WANTED — Good second-hand piano; no deal- ers or agents. Box 70. Call office. LADIES' sealskins, gents' dress suits bought. Portland Loan Office. 25 Stockton nt.; postal. TILTON want* good second-hand clothine and theatrical goods. 151 9th »t. : teL Jessie 2S3L MIXES AND MINING. BUTTE-TONOPAH stock for sale cheap. In- quire JAS. BROWN, New Western Hotel. SEE the only automatic electro-chemical gold saver. 06.S Mission st. MONEY TO LOAN. AA—MAN HATTaST LOAN COMPANY (lnc>. 107-108 Crocker Building $3,000,000 CA P1TAL ..DEAL DIRECT and AVOID EXPENSE.. Loans at SU* and 6 per cent: sums to suit; City. Oakland. Country and Town Property; Estates. Legacies, Undivided Interests in Realty; Interests- in Unsettled Estates anil Contested Estates; Secfcd Mortgages and Life Insurance Policies; full cost cf Improve- ments at K per c»nt. MANHATTANLOAM CO., Crocker building; telephone Main K>Ui. LOANS ON FURNITURE, pianos or any gocxi security same can be returned In WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.- Your business Is STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. In case of sickntsa WE EXTEND YOUR LOAN. If yea owe any tillls WE WILL PAY THEM FOR YOU. It is easiT to pay cne than a NUM- BER. I'on't fail to CALL and we will CHEERFULLY explain Cy'R PLAN. NEW YORK FINANCE CO.. 412-411 Callaghan bids.. Market & McAllister; tel. Foisom 3533. A— R. McCOLGAN. 2* Montgomery s t.. r<x>n» 4 Loans any ariiount at lowest raten» Deal direct with lender. On first mortgages. On second mortgages. • On third mortgages. Cm undivided interests In real estate On estatej in probate. * On legacies. NO DELAY. Telephone Main 5516. It. SIcOOLGAN. 24 Montgomery st.. room 3. FINANCIAL problems of all sorts and sizes; recond mortgages, l?gacles. estates in pro- bate, undivided interest?, assignments of rents, property In trust, life estates, life pol- icies, etc.; save money by dealing directly! quick settlements; no disappointments; cour- teous cons klr-rat ion given all propositions; If you need money aee HERMAN MURPHY. 601-C02 Examiner bid. MUNICIPAL LOAN OFFICE. IC3 Grant »»•. Phone Red 1603. LOANS FROM $1 TO $10,000. MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer- chants, teamsters, boarding-houses, without security: easy payments; larsre?t business in 46 principal cities. Tolman. 53." Parrott bldg. A PRIVATE party loans any amount on furni- ture, pianos, at lowest rat?-* without removal: no publicity; no commission; deal direct and avoid brokerage. 610 Turk st.. near Larkln. HIGHLY respectable private place to obtain liberal advances nn diamonds. Jewelry, at lowest rates Baldwin Jewelry Store. 849 Market st., tel. Main 1644. Branch ID Third. $10 TO $100 on salary; private and confidential. Western Loan Co., 403 Montgomery St.. rm.-l. ONE per cent on furniture or pianos; no r»« moral; no commission; $23 up; quick; confi- dential. 28 Montgomery st.. room 7. PRIVATE party; no publicity: any amount! no commission: low rate. BOXELLI, Conserr- atory bldg. 301 Eddy st.; jhone South 470. MONEY to loan on low Interest: gold, silver, diamonds, i-»-.ir!* and precious stones bought at W. J. HESTHAL'S. 10 Sixth at. S. F. DISCOUNT AGENCY— Loans to salaried people on their not*. THE TOUSLEY CO 143 Ph«lan bl». THE Star Loan Co. of Wyoming loans money to salaried employes ;easy paym'ts. 719 Mrkt. ELFVING. 61C Examiner biff. ; loans on pianos furniture, etc., at 2 per cent without removal AT 1 per cent on furnlture.pianoa; no removal; any sum. 116 McAllister st. ALLloans on diamonds and Jewelry 2 p«r cant mo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank. 53S Kearny. S% ON furniture & pianos $15 up; no removal: phone Black 1709; room 81. 6 Etfdy. floor 4. CASH loaned salaried people on notes without Indoraer. MORRGLL. 6fiQ Examiner bldg. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. • A FEW of our special offerings that will sav« you money: Fischer. $137; beat this If Ton can. A Knabe. *1V>«: the kind that is worth) $550. Emerson, worth $:>75; for this week It goes for $207. A matchless Heine; this Is S snap; only one: $287; this will fx> this morn- ' ing; be sure to come in early. Here wa hav« a few fine clanos tak*n in trade. I am aurn they will Dlease you. A fine Dunham will go for $60. A W. Ladd. in fln« condition. $107. Crow & Christopher; this will be ia your home for $13. A fine Smith & Barnes: a sample from the factory; this Is enough said. If you will coma in we will ba glad to show why we can give you better values for your money than It Is posslbls for you to get elsewhere. HEINE PIANO CO., Hela« Hall, 2a&-237 Geary at. A* FEW GOOD UPRIGHTS— ~ " A Schumann; mahogany case* .$15$ A Boothe; walnut case $itj3 A Boothe; walnut case iiea A Mason; mahogany case .$172 A Mendelssohn; oak case tl9i Sterling. Vose. Storey & Clark. Haines and Chlckering: slightly used; fully warranted- easy payments. BENJ. CURTAZ & EONS. 16-20 CFarrell rt No Branches In San Francisco. AFTER 16 years In our ©resent location ws ar* obliged to move to larger quarters. \r» hav» leased warerooms at 11 Mason st. (3 door* from Market. Special prices on all pianos before removal. A number of slightly used uprights at bargain prices. Uprights from $125; squares, $23. BOWERS & SON. 23 A GOOD time to get rid of unsold pianos ta now; w« have special bargains from $50 up- ward; It wiU pay you to look at them; pay • better to buy them. . "^ THE ZENO MAUVAISMUSIC CO.. 76» Market st. AN T.v? laT10 "° 1(1 by us taken back any tlm« within two years and full purchase price al- lowed en a new peerless Knaba ac resula.- prlce; costs you onl- 20c a day to buy a YOUR piano can be made new for one-quarts Pan^ Of t bUyl^ : aen<3 ior booklet. Piercs" P.ano factory. Market. 14th and Curch sts. FAMILY gclnjc to St. Louis will sacrlnca elo- Kar.t Stelnway upright piano. 310 Turk st. B |c^ r T?^UT P i^g^j^^ SACRIFICE— Elesnnt 3-pedal upright- cash nr installments. Schmltz & Co.. 18 MgA?M?t B r THK WILEY B. ALLEN CO.. ttU Market st '" bt*ck. Everett. Ludwis arid other good pla^c7 \Kt?? s ". prlKht - * 1S5: mak » «** SUPERIOR violins, zithers old an<* «.— S* MULLER. maker. repaSr.°3 lSJowJuS: EMPLOYMENT ' AVAXTED MALE. GARDENER, German, middle-aged, reliable man, wants situation; experienced In all branches of gardening; references from home and abroad. Address box 126. Call offlce. *MAN wants place In good home; do chores, understands horses, garden, can milk; small wages. Box 128, Call offlce. WANTED—Position by a middlo-aged man as collector. Janitor or porter in a business place; handy with tools: Al references; sal- ary according to responsibility. Please ad- dress box 70. CaH ofnee. WANTED by painter — A situation at house or carriage work; In the city or country; wages not so much an object as a steady Job; can take charge of work or shop. Address W. P. 1 . box Oil, Call. MANand wife; sober, honest and good workers; v,e have experience in working in a rooming house or take charge of rooming house; we have good references. C. THOMSON, 203 Post St., room 18. A YOUNG man desires a position as a sales- man in clothing store; has 3 years' expe- rience and can talk French. Address box «3, Call office. . COACHMAN, lately arrived from the East, un- derstands his business well; sober, honest, reliable man; good reference; anxious for po- sition with private family. Box 57, Call. YOUNG man (22) with good business educa- tion, strong and willing, wants position at anything; thoroughly understands bookkeep- ing; reference. Box 53. Call. ' TWO strictly temperate and industrious young men wish positions as first and second cook. Address WARD and COOPER, 141)0 Polk st. COACHMAN, stableman or man about place; good references. Address 13. TREMAINE, Baldwin House, Ellis Et., city. JANITOR, 10 years' experience, desires posi- tion; flrst-class city references from owners and acents. Box 75, Call office. A YOUNG man of temperate habits wishes po- sition as watchman or any inside work. Box SO. Call. CARPENTER — Handy, all around man; good on repairs; wishes employment; haa his own tools. Box 58, Call. BAKER wishes situation in hotel or lnstt- • tutlon; good habits; thorough workman. Box 2. Call office. COOK — Sober, steady man wants work In hotel or boarding-house. Box 3199. Call offlce. WANTED by first-clans carriage and wagon blacksmith; gcod shoer. Apply 1615 Market. WANTED — Position in meat market by a flrst- class cutter. Box 87, Call. ENGINEER. 17 years' -experience. desires work; 10 years in last place. Box 36. Call. ABRANCH office- for Call advertisements and subscriptions hag been established at 1096 Valencia st. FI.VAXCIAL. COMPANIES Incorporated and financed: stock and bond Issues guaranteed, underwritten and sold; stock accepted for services. Send for Pacific States Investor. PACIFIC STATES MINING AND INVESTMENT CO.. SM Post. FLATS FOR SALE— FURNISHED. FIVE -ROOM flat for sale cheap. 429A' Ellis St.; call 12 to 4. FURXITL'Kia WANTED. A~WOLLPERtT773 Mission st.. pays highest price for second-hand furniture; tel. Red 1354. BIG price paid for furniture for 60 days; special reason. S. J. WAUGH. r. 415, Examiner bldg. IIELI* WAM'KD— FEMALE. A WOMAN to act as kitchen stewardess, store- room woman and head waitress, commercial hotel, country, fare paid $10 C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 421) Bush st. AT C. R. HANSEN &CO.'S.. Phon* Grant 180 HOTEL DEPARTMENT Waitress, flrst-class country^hotel, fare paid '. ."! $-» Waitress, Alameda County, farts paid $23 ¦Waitress, llarysvllle, fare- paid $25 Waitress, eating-house, free fare, south.. $20 Waitress, south, fare paid $22 50 2 waitresses, south, fare paid $20 Waitress, Santa Cruz County... $20 10 waitresses, city and country $2O-*JO Chambermaid, city $20 Dinner waitress ; $15 11 waitresses, sarne city hotel 520 Waitress, nice place Sonoma County, fare patd •. $2."» Cook, no Sunday work $50 FAMILY DEPARTMENT Eastern eirl, housework, see party here.. $25 Swedish girl, housework, see party here..^25 20 housegtrls. city $15-*>23 Houscglrl, country, no children, flannels to wash, see party here $25 Cooks, houseglrls, second girls, nursegirls $15-$30 C. R. HANSEN & CO...'. 429 BuEh st. A — 2 FANCY Ironers, flrst-class hotel laundry, free fare $35 and found C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 429 Bush st. AN experienced checker, first-class hotel, south $30 C. R. HANSEN & CO 429 Bush st. A—WANTED— For the 1st of February. Crew of chambermaids, Southern California - $20 6 fancy ironers, Southerii California. .$2 day Shirt waist lroner, Southern California. $2 day Mangle girls, Southern California $40 Checker, experienced. 3tart at once $30 C. R. HANSEN & CO 420 Bush St. A— HOUSEWORK girl, $35: 4 cooks, $35 and $30; second girl, $25; nurse, $25; 3 houseglrls, $30; chambermaid. $20. MRS. NORTON, 31U Sutter st. FOUR girls to learn hal»-dressing; $5 teaches trade from A to Z in 2 wks; must fill 4 posi- tions by Jan. 25; $12 per week guaranteed: call early; day and eve. class. Old S. F. HAIRDRESS1NG SCHOOL, 233 Geary, r. 13. SWEDISH girl or woman for general house- work and plain cooking; wages $20 to $25. 65.'S Bryant St.. between Sixth and Seventh. GIRL for housework, plain cooking; small German family; good home; lair wages. 1444 O'Farrell st. A— SHIRTMAKERS and finishers. EAGLE- SON & CO., 535 Market St. A — OPERATORS on cotton waists; string work; good pay. Bauer Bros., 21 Sansome. WANTED— Girls. Golden West Cigar Co., 217* Fifth St., near Fblsom. GIRLS wanted to learn dressmaking at 1-107 Laguna St. - • GIRL to'assist in general housework; $20. 791 McAllister St., near Octavia. GIRL for cooking and housework, $25; (ood place. COOS Clay st. t . WANTED — A young girl" for housework; wages $20. Apply 18 Chattanooga st. VERY youns drl to assist in light house- work. 501 Steln«r st, near Oak. GIRL to take care of 2 children. Apply at 718 Market st. % ¦ ' GIRL, for general housework and cooking. COS Oak st. i EXPERIENCED .chocolate dipper wanted at 140tt Polk «t. £ GIRL for central .housework and plain cook- : Ing. 135 Central ave. TALENTED amateur performers. Apply at Chutes G p. m. Wednesday: salary no object. EXPERIENCED sleeve operators. Levi Strauss & Co.'s shirt factory. 30*4 Fremont st. (ele- vator); Bee MR. HINDS1IAW." HELP AVAJVTED FEMALE Con. A YOUNG lady for a school; must play the organ $3C> and found A German nurse, 2 jrrown children $30 A German nursery governess $30 A pantry ftirl for a hotel in city $20 A waitress and parlor maid $:S0 A German or Swedish cook, small family In city 535 A *cook and second grlrl, same house, city $25 and $20 Cook, Bmall family In country--$40. faro paid A housework girl, San Rafael, $25, see lady here Monday 50 housework girls for city places and all parts of the coontry $30, $^5 and $20 MISS PLUNKKTT. 42.'. Sutter St.. nr. Pow-. ell; office hourse. 9 to 5. SHIRT OPERATORS W'ANTED. We need 10*) girls to learn shirt-making on steam power sewing machines; clean, light, steady work, in modern factory, at good wages; no experience necessary; paid while learning. Apply LEVI STRAUSS & CO., 30Vi Fremont st. ; elevator. Ask for Mr. Hlndshaw. OPERATORS- on overalls; no experience neces- Faxy; £ocd pay; steady work; paid while learning." Clean, light, modern .factory; ev- ery convenience. Including dressing room. Levl Straus & Co. 32 H Fremont st. Ap- ply MR. DAVIS. WANTED — Protestant Eirl or -middle-aged woman without lncumbyance for general housework and plain cooking In family of 2; j short distance in country town; wages $12 to $15 month. P. O. box 48. Centervllle. Cal. EXPERIENCED collar hands, negligee over- shirts. Levl Strauss & Co.'s shirt factory. 3tJ'<, Fremont Bt. (elevator); Bea MR. HIND- SIIAW. HAIRDRESSINO. manicuring:, nassage. scalp treatment, halrwork. removal of superfluous hair; $.1 2 weeks: day & eve. class; wages 510 to $20 week. 1230 Market, cor. Jones, r. 94. WANTED — Experienced Jacket hands on alter- ation work. Apply between W and 11 a. m. at HALE BROS. WANTED — 25 experienced operators on ladies' tllk ar.d wool waists: steady work: good p.iy. CHAS. RUJIMELSBURG. 523 Market. GIRLS, 10 to 18, for factory work; steady em- ployment; good wages. Apply at once. AMES & HARRIS. -100 Sacramento st. EXPERIENCED front hand neglige shirts. Levl Strauss & Co.'s shirt 'actory. 36% Fre- mont Et. (elevator); see MR. HINDSHAW. WANTED— Girls to sew shirts. Apply L. ELKUS CO., 9 and 11 Hill st.. bet. Twenty- first and Twenty-second, near Valencia. OPERATORS on ladles" waists and underwear to work in factory; good pay. C5tt Mission st. 4th floor. SLEEVING machine operator, experienced, at Levi Strauss & Co.'s shirt factory. 36^ Fre- mont St.; see MR. HIXDSHAW. NEAT young girl for general housework. 403 Fair Oaks St., corner Twenty-fifth. GIRL wanted to assist in general housework; small family. Apply at 1720 Geary st. 2 PANTS finishers wanted. M. J. KELLER CO.. Oakland. FIRST-CLASS bilttonhole maker; wages $12 to ?14; also finishers'. 509 Kearny st., room 2. WANTED—Young girl to assist with house- work. 2S29 Bush st. A CLEVER business manager for an estab- lished firm. State experience. Box 54, Call. FIRST-CLASS manicure wanted. MME. PHILLIPS. 21S Post st. NECKBAND and body Ironers wanted. United States Laundry, ltith and Valencia sts. CLASSIFIKD advertisements and subscriptions received at Cajl branch office. £200 Flllmore st. A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements and subscriptions has been established at 1039 Valencia st. HELP WANTED MALE. AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.'S EMP. AGENCY. 429 Bush st 612 Clay st. Free Fare T. Free Fare FOR NEVADA Teamsters $2 and $2 23 Laborers $2 Tunnel laborers $2 Fence men ... ' $2 25 FOR ARIZONA Teamsters and laborers $2 a day SPECIAL KATES OF FARE Ten men to build fences along railroad In Nevada, $2 25 a day; free fare. 4 bridge carpenters for railroad work in Ne- " vada, $3 a day; free fare FOR CIIATSWORTH PARK Tonnelmen $2 to $3 a dav- Free fare Free fare 10 Scandinavian or German laborers for a brickyard, country, 51 25 a day and board.. Foreman for a grading gang HOTEL DEPARTMENT Second cook, ?oO; third cook, $40, for an ln- Etltutlon,' country, see party here; grocery clerk and tend bar, $25 to $30; waiter, coun- try hotel. $30; dishwasher, kitchen hands and others; 2 boys for labeling, wholesale house, city, $20 month. , • C. R. HANSEN & CO 429 Bush st. Branch Offlce 642 Clay st. EXPERIENCED wine cellar man for country hotel, $50 and found and fare; must also be able to write plainly and keep cellar ac- counts. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 42!» Bush. EXPERIENCED storekeeper and dining-room headwaitcr combined, ?75. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 420 Bush st. - CIRCULAR sawyer and flier. $S0 and found; engineer for -sawmill, $60 and- board; man about place, institution. $30 and found; coachman and wife, fC5 and found; coach- man. $50 and found; man and wife, private family, $40 and found; milker and wife, $40 and house rent; fruit farmer, $30 and found: old man about country store, $12 to $15 and found, nnd others. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacramento st. . ' BARKEEPER for 1 club. >50 and found; sten- ographer and typewriter. $40 and board; second irutler, $35 and- found; hotel cook. $50 and found: German second waiter, country hotel. $30 and found, and other.-*. J. F. CROSETT &CO., V2S Sacramento st. WANTED — A man with experience in selling kitchen utensils to travel In Southern Cali- fornla. WIESTER & CO.. 22 Second st. WANTED — Two experienced middle-aged bell- men. Apply Bohemian Club. ¦ WANTED — Bootblack to'etart a stand.- Trans- fer Barber Shop, cor. Fillmore End Eddy sts. WANTED — Plumber's helper. 603 California street. WANTED—2 6teady waiters. Apply Troy Hotel, 000 Twentieth st. Potrero. WANTED — Second on cakes; must understand business. 51C Hayes st. BAREERS — Paying shop, cheap; wholesale dis- trict; half down. Inquire Call office. BARBER shop for sale or rent for 3 months. Apply Call offlce, after 5 o'clock. BARBERS— Good-paying 3-chair shop for sale, with living rooms; bargain. 428 Sixth' st. . GOOD-PAYING 2-chair barber shop. $50, with livingrooms; rent $10. S28 Bryant st^ . , WANTED — An activo advertising solicitor for a live newspaper. Box 79, Call offlce. A GOOD mantle man wanted; salary and com- mission. 31C Grant ave. BOY wanted to learn pants pressing. 259 Stevenson' St., bet. Third and Fourth. SA> FltAXCTSCO CALL. i BUSINESS OFFICE of The S?.n Franclsen Cw.ll. corner Market and Third Btreets; cpen •atil 12 o'clock every right in the year. BRANCH OFFICES — 527 ilontsomery street. corner Clay; cpen until 0:30 p. tn. WO Hayes etreet: cpen until 9:30 p. ra. fc33 McAllister street; cpen until 0:30 p. m. »;C Larkin etreet: cpen until »:30 p. ta. 1041 AliBrton street; open till 10 p. m. 2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth: open tr.-Al • p. m. 106 Eleventi etreet: cpen until 9 p. m. 1C90 Valencia etreet; open until V p. tn. Northwest corner of Twer.ty-second and Ken- tucky streets; open until 9 p. tn. ;C00 Flilmon; 6tr^et: ccen until 9 p. ra. MEK1IX6 SOTICES. ; Ov?YLCM of Golden Gate Commandery I No 10, K. T.. <S25 Gutter* Ft. — Special Tg»n | 'Assembly THIS EVENING at S Ra • o'clock. Order of tlie Tfmple. AH frat-ers are courteously invited. By or- der cf Urns coirmar.der. . • -THEO. FROLICH. RocorCor. I SAN FRANCISCO Charter No. 1. Royal — Arch Moaons, meets THIS EVENING. ~p\ Installation cf officers. nJd\ H. G. PRINCE, Sec. /Nfi OCCIDENTAL Lodse No. 22. F. and A. j» M. — THIS iMOXUAY) EVENING at fik 7:30 o'clock. First decree. By order JZ TT cf tbe ciae tcr. ' » ' WALTER G. ANDERSON. Sec. KING EOLOMO.VS Lodce No. 2G0. F. » and A. M-. 1S.TJ Filimore f-t .— Sec- ond dwee THS EVENING at 7:UC 1 S L 2f o'clock. HARRY BAEHR. Sec. /V> i ALTALode* No. 203, I. O. O. F.— <.«i£Sij^» Installation of cfi.-c;s THIS •ivVVii'X^ < MONDAY) EVENNG, January : *t^£S^ f 12, 1903; also ether very irnyor- **w»«v tant business. Members are specially re- t quested to attend. VtsUlns brothers cor- j <i!ally lnvlt«d. F. McDONALD, N. G. A.LF. VOUGXT, Kec. 6*c. NOTICE Is hereby given to the stockholders of ! ths Bank cf California that on TUESDAY, the 12th day cf January, 1903, at the hour cf S o'clock in the afternoon of raid day. at the banking-house of tho Bank of California, j m the city asd county of San Francisoo. | Cal.. Ussre will be a social mating of th« »tockholders of the Bank of California, called, by the president thereof for tho purpose of ccr.f:cer!sir the increase of the number of alrectors of the Bank cf California. WILLIAM ALVORD. President. ALLEN M. CLAY. Secretary. THE asnval iseetinfir of the stockholders of tb# Nevada Natiooal Bank of San Francicco OaL. will b« held at its banking house. 301 MooUrcmeTy «t.. 6an FraccJsco. CaL, oa TUE6DAT. January 13, 160J. at 3:15 o'clock %> ta. for the election cf directors to eerv« • arise the ecsuisc year, and the transaction ef racb other business as may com* b«for* tbe ir.e«tlar. GEOKGE GRANT, Sec. San FrancUco, December 12. 1902. ANNUAL MEETING — The anr.ual meeting of the etockholders cf the Oceanic Steamship Cotnpar.y wiU be he!d at the office -of the company. No. 327 Market st., i:i the city end county cf San Frrr.cisco. State cf Cali- | Icrnla. en WEDNESDAY, the day cf January, A. D. 100C, at the hour of 11 o'clock ! a. m.. fcr the j/Uipot>e oi electing a board ! cf directors to eerve for the ensuing; year, j and for the transaction of euch ether biisi- i ness as noay come before the meeting. Trans- fer bocks trill close on Saturday. January -<J. A. D. 1SKI3. at the hour of J o'clock p. m. By order of the President. H. W. THOMAS, secretary Oceanic Steam- ship Ccrapany, No. 3^7 Market St., San Francisco. Cal. 6en Francisco. Ca!.. January C. 1!>C3. ANNUAL UKETING—The regular annual n»eet- ii\f ot the etockhciders of the Pajaro Valley Consolidated Itallrcad Company will be held at the office cf the company. No. Market •t., San Francisco, en MONDAY. Che Utth day of January. 19O3, et the hour of 11 o'clock a. tn.. fcr vh« puncs* of eiectlnc a board of directors to servs icr the ensuing year and the transaction cf such other busi- ness iM may come be-fore the ineetlnjj. The transfer bocks will clcse en Friday, January 16, at S o'clock p. m. W. II. HANNAH. Secretary. ercjLal taeetinK cf the stockholders of the Spring Valley Water Works will be held at -.he office of the company. No. 126 Stockton *U. at 12 o'clock coon, on WEDNESDAY, •.he 14th day of January. K<03. to elect trus- '.»*¦ to serve for tbe ensulr.z year, and tor the transaction cf euch ether tusl&ess a* may come before the xrieeting. fcan Franc!«co. Cal.. Dec. 31. 3302. PELHAM W. AMDS. Sf-cretary. AS'IHAMA REMEDIES. ASTHMA eufferer*. ks«c in mind tbat A. Dl Nola'e Asthma Remedy Is thf b*-*t remedy uf lu hind In the market. A. DI NOLA. phar- n ariEt, 1249 Market Et., ccriler 9th, Cut Raw Drur Store; 10c. 25c ar.d 50o a package. ASTRO LOGV. >STROIXX3Y taught; bcrcscopes cast^ PROF. FATMOND, book store. C43 Ellis, or by mall. ATTORXEYS AT LAW. J'.OBT. W. ICING. atty-at-Iaw, Examiner bldg\. rm. 611; all cases; damages, estates, wills, fttachTTients, collections, etc.; ceiiEultaUoa 'ree; no advance chars es; call or write; re- mmiuer full name ar.d room. Tel. lied M0U ADVICE free — 1 vi'A advance cofts in meritori. oug caees, divorces, probate and all other law catea; no fees 1n advance; op«a <»very even- ing. J. M. THCBSTOX. S19 Market Bt..rm.ai. ADVICE !rc-e: divorc-fF a specialty; <juick.quJet; r.o charge •without success; established l'J yrs. G. W. HOWE, bjO Market s;., cor. Stockton. OHO. D. CAMPBELL* lav.-yer. r. 416 Examiner bide. Pension* and eeneral local work. JOHN R. AITKIN, atty-at-law. r. "UO-10-11, Clunle bids-. &03 California; tel. Bush 6.J3. ADVICE free: no charg-e uniers successful; a!l cases; open evjjs. W.".V.Davidscn.02T Market. L. eTcLAKKTEmraa Sprechels bid?.. 027 Mar- ket ft.; consultation free; no fc<?s in advance. lilCVCLliS For Sale or Exchance. CHRISTMAS presents; $40 Monarch racers re- duced to $2I>. Acent for Columbia ar.d Eu- reka bicycles: Juvenile wheels. ALLEN, oUl Larkln st., corner McAllister. BIRDS. DOGS. ETC. WARBLING canaries arid all kinda of 60r.g, talkln? and fancy, birds; coldfish, pet stock. cajr^H. clobef. aquariums; bird and animal food of'eM kinds. 1.'.46 Market «t..bot.Eth&::nn. HOAItDIMi FOR CHILDREN. WANTED — To care for a baby by an experi- hickI woman: pood home. 1214 'i Scott at. BOOKS MOVV AMJ OLD. BOOKS of all kinds boucht: libraries purchased. H. C. Holmes. 114i» Market; tel. .Tc-gsi* 3741. BUSINESS CHANCES. A—$750 — RESTAURANT and lunch room near breweries, rcAlt ho«i^ and factories; da.117 receipts. 5-W; rpnt. Sii: a frood business. See H. O. WILKE, Iti 1 .., Kearny Ft. N A— $1500— Half Interest in one of the best la«er beer ealoons cf -this city; close to cor. Fourth and Mission Kts. : retiring partner comp^lWS to s»?ll on account of tirkne^s. Call R. G. WILKE & CO.. S6M Koarny st. A— SST.O— FALOON with 8 furnished rooms; furrounoVd by factories ami lurnli*r yard?: «!J fstebl Ished and good paying; business. R. O. WILIvH, Itt'i Keamy «=t. JOTA—BRANCH bakery ar.d notion ftore: fStab 25 yrs: doing pood buFines?: cau.«« of s^Hin^ sickness. LOOICET & MIJitRAY. 14 Third. f 4-V)—SALOON; tne fixtures; Rood stock; fine local.; worth double amount aektd; low leift; * snap. LOONEY & MKRRAY. 14 Third rt. C4.V< — BRANCH bakery and notion Btoro; cv«r $000 in sight; N. Marl:et; cause Fcllins s'.ck- netj; map. LOONEY & MURRAY. 14 Third. VORTGAOED saloon— Well located; mercantile lunch would be very profitable; call this week: lnvostifrate ar.d make olTt-r; also choice Investments in - proc"ri<-s . and bars, J <lruu ttore. I saloon and lodcins-booSC, 2 good n-fU.urantf, 1 livery stable. SCHWKIXHARD & CO.. rhon» Mint 1811. V.17 Market, brt. r,tii A Cth. CALIFORNIA Investment and Development Co.. 777U Market st.; tel. Hlark +107. Two-thirds inurest in rlgar factory;' (rood fade ralrsir.iLn preferred ; 3 5 hands; S20C0. SiXK) — French bak & confec fac-tory; Fnap. Ftandr— f 125, 51.V1, $:too. $150, ?20C;b. CIPO—PARTNER In restaurant: murt be able ter.fl c*?h. Lutteramnn & Co.". 916 Mkt, r. *>4. S .><*> — CORNER saloon: north of Market; lew vent; fine bus.; fa-r.. trouble E<v- LUTTER- MANN & CO.. 01<; Market ex.. rooms &4 &05. STEADY younp man wanted, with $12~> cash. for plain, light work; will pay JCT< j»-r month;. no exi<crienr ( . required: permanent place. Apply 10IG Market t-t.. room 10. EVERT elt'.sm caii have 100 acres IT. S land redwood, tan. oal: or pine, by applying to Home Equity. }<ZiZ Market Bt. A— flOO; PISH market; full vnlue; clear $100 month. STRAND. .'J31 Kearny *t. STORE with hie!, basement, nr. Keamy Ft.; make fine bowling: alley. BABIN. 413 Kearny. WOOD ar.d coal yard for sale; olfl-rstalil ished bueisf-si in Wf-Fttrn Addition. 2»j^l Bufh st.. •¦or. Broderlfk. GOOD raying Fraall evening paper route for •tie. 413 BuFh st.. room 1. flKOG CASH or Fecurity: romer prro«-ery and bar; Rood location; no apents. 300 Hayes tl. JiWi-COOD Faloon with- 5 furnished rooms In fcuslnets district, .with lease. Bex 11s. CalL BUSINESS CHANCES Continued. FOR tale — Tiie only store in a thriving town cf 120<> inhabitants, surrounded by the best fruit and grain farms in the State; stock con- Slsta of staple groceries, agate, tin, crock- ery, glassware, hay, Krain. feed, notions, ftationery, school supplies, paint, oil, wood; oil bright, clean stock; good trade; best of reaFcr.s for selling; will Invoice about $:550O; will t-ell for actual cost of stock; long lease or premises can be bought en easy terms; dwelling and barn with the store. Call en cr address GEO. A. SMITH, Falrfleld, Solaiio Ccunty, Cal. .-;-.¦'¦ *•-;¦?¦ $2300— SALOON, one of the oldest up town; best transient location: rent reasonable; In- veFtisatlon solicited. If m«an business, ad- dress Saloon, box 3S91. Call offlce. Oakland. RELIABLE man and wife desire to rent or take full charge of good rooming-house; gilt- edge security. Box J<<>, Call. CHOP house, doing finest business on Third st. ; will fell at a bargain; leaving State; inquire . morning;. 7ii7B Foisom st. SALOON for sale; must be sold. 411 Third street. v CANNERY stock paying dividends; only small amount for eale. ai:6 Pest et. CARRIAGE material business for sale account tlckneBB. MR. KITZMULLER. S4.T Howard. LOPGI\«»HOl'SKS VOll SALE. A^jTATlil^MILLSN & CO.. 006 MAKKET~StT PHONE JOHN 63L ROOMS 7 AND 8. Clear Titles Guaranteed on All Sales. Any place sold on monthly payment*. 17 r. ; rent J55: 2 entmn.; monjy-maker .$000 fc rt: rent vUj; newly furnished; only 273 $1700 PUTS a 25-rccin?d house; lixht pnd sun- ny; furniture pood; carpets new; clears $125; rent $120; steady roomers. J. A. McMILLEN & CO.. " POO Market St.. rooms 7 and 8. 21 ROOMS; near" Market; rent $50 . .SSOOO CO rooms; good fur. and carpets; r. $95. 2000 14 rooms; rent $S5: velvet carpets 1160 21 rooms; Cth st.; newly carpeted; rent $1CO; Ions lease; clears $H«; this is & snap 1SG0 J. A. MclIILLEN& CO.. 900 Market St.. rooms 7 and 8. Phone John 5S1. HEADQUARTERS for good lodging-houses and hote:». G. W. BCHWEINHARD. 917 Market St.. between Fifth and Sixth, rooms 1-2. BARGAINS — Inveetiate them; buy them; "the acent and his reputation are not tor sale." If vou want a good house for a bargain read: 16 V. : central; rent $125; trans.; price..$1500 31 r. ; Market: rent $175; trans.; price. 2000 2S r.; downtown; rent $sr>; mech.; price. 1200 Sr. r. ; downtown; r. ?X'.O; choice; price. S0O0 "i r.; central; rent $125; good; price... 2100 Tenancy assured and hundreds of bargains. Call early. SCHWEIXHARD & CO.. v 017 Market St.. bet. 5th ar.d 6th sta. RYAN & O'ROURKE 765 Market '.t. Opp. Phe'.an building; Phone Black UW. i>7 rooms; rent 550; lease; clears $150; owner must fell, account other business and as time Is very valuable to him; now offers th!B at treat f=acrlnoe; $^O0. 52 rooms; 1 block from Market; close In; lease; rent $110; half housekeeping; $1500. 1C rooms: good location; north cent.;' $950. 2 l(k-rooin hou<?e?; b«st block north central in rity; only $7f.O each. Also propositions, all sizes and prices, in all parts of the city. UYAN & O'ROURKE. A FEW OF OUR SNAPS. A OC-room houee. rent $50 $1000 A 22-room house »X> A 90-room house, Kearny st 2000 An 11-room house, $550, cash $200. A 6-room house, Sixth st., near Market 225 A iO-room house, with board S0O 1.-.0 more house;. m 'Money loaned at l^a per cent. McBRIDE & CO.. ll'MMarket st.: phone Jessie 14G9. SMALL rooming house. $50 cash: $160 mortgage; low rent. McERIDE & CO.. 11<H Market tt. . ARGYLE Hotel, 234 , McAllister, opp. City Hall —All complete, furniture, lease, etc.. for eale; new. elecant and complete; handsome ofGVe and reception loom on ground floor; electric Ilehts. fast elevator: 130 sunny rooms; for sale under order of court, subject to incumbrances; rare chance to enter hotel business; scaled proposals will be received by the undersigned up to noon of January 12. 190.7; snle subject to confirmation. S. NICHOLS, Liquidator. 234 McAllister et. 12 ROOMS; rent $45; rood location S750 23 roorr.s; rent only S52; cheap 950 10 rooms; on Geary St.; low rent 450 42 rooms; rent only $100; transient 3O00 " 00 rowns * ocru^n* "inn liou?& \ r^Tit $100. \ 1 00 TO rooms; corner'; south of Market 3200 SO rooms; corner: north cf Market 3500 Mosey loaned at 1 per cent. Hotels, roadhouses. Kats. 0 to 100 rooms. E1TEL & CARROLL, 212 Kearny at. A. KREDO & CO 759 Market at. » Phone Black 3430. 14 rooms; Fifth st. ; only :.... $.100 JO rooms: Foisom; give away 250 9 rooms; boarding: easily worth $2C00; clears $100 a month; take it for 1200 25 and '>0 rooms, new, at your own price, PEE US BEFOHE YOU INVEST KREDO & CO 753 Market St. WINSTON" & WOLF, 1026 MARKET ST. 21 rooms; corner: rent $72 $1^00 24 rooms; rent $45; good paying house.. 1200 2W rooms; r. $00; make offer; must sell. 120O 41 rooms; brand new apartment house. 4000 1:5 rooms; corner; rent $75; clears $150. 2100 We have some fiood bargains in mortgaged houses: call and 'investigate^ them. : • ; MARIOX GRIFFIN. : : s 719 Market, nr. Call bide.: tel. Brown 4-5-8. Big :r» list at office: open 8 a. m. to 5 p. tn. MITCHELL & CO.. Phone Jessie 2981. 120G Market St., orposite Sixth. We will Fell you any house for part cash, fcalcnce monthly payments. We have a lar^e list to Felect from. Please call and see some of cur bargains. Carriage waiting. I A. CAMERON &- CO Phone South 1050 Removed to 3 Eddy St.. corner Market and Powell. If you have real estate, hotels, rooming-houses cr business to sell, list with ue. We have customers walling for good ir.wstments; carriage for customers. 15 BOOMS. 2 baths, everything in nrst-clasa order; actually clears *70 month: price ?110O. Exclusively with E. B. PERRY & CO., 030 Market Ft., opp. Emporium. NOTICE — We have hundreds of houses for sale; will loan you money at 1V^% monthly pay- ments. M. E. RIVES & CO.. 1023 Market. 5350—0 ROOMi?; Third st ; rent $30; must sell quickly. Home Equity, 1035 Market st. KEARNY. 23R. near Bush — 21 rooms; price $2WX»; rent fSO. . A NICE lodging-house. 9 rooms; good location; price reasonable. Apply Call office. SI'lUITUALISH. ATTENTION MRS. DR. CLARK. /The wc!l-known medium and clairvoyant, mny be consulted on all affairs; every hidden myrtcry revealed; che will show you how to overcome your enemies and unite the separ- ated: tell your entire life — past, present and future; satisfaction by mall; send stamp for circular and Epeclal terms. 343 Geary st. MRP. DR. CLARK. MRS. Katie Heussman, 1774 15th St., near ' Guerrero; circle Sunday eve., 25c; sit. dally. EARLK. ir^2 -Ellis St.; hours 8:30 to 12; tell Ea>t 103.1; ceance Sunday night. *•:-'.--¦ CL.AIRVOYAXTS. PROFESSOR PAUL DESTINE. i The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant and Palmist Ever in San Francisco. I do hereby solemnly agree and guarantee to make you no charge if I fail to call you by j name, tell your occupation and what you called ¦ for; I prcmihe to tell you whether husband, j wife or sweetheart Is true or false; I will tell you hovr to gain the love of the one you most desire, even though rnlles away; in fact, I will i<?ll you every hope, fear cr ambition better j than you can tell yourself; I will straighten out j>our affairs and give you luck that wins euc- • ceys in love, marriage, business, mining, spec- ulataion, health, recovering buried treasures, lottery, employment and better positions; no matter what trouble you may have call and I will help you or charge nothing for my serv- ices. $1 this week. 32« O'FARRELL 8T. 326. 1 MISS WILLE. 330 Ellis »t.. clairvoyant and crystal *e«-r — Special full life reading for $1; when others fall pho succeeds; her power ex- ; cites the womler end admiration of even the ¦ most skeptical; gives full secret how to con- !. trol. fascinate and charm any one you know. love, admire or meet; if your business is not successful she can put you on the right track; advice on all affairs of life; hours, 10 to 8. j ISMAH. the Esryptian srypsy clairvoyant and palmist, permanently located at 1104 Market ! tt., cor. Turk: private readings dally, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ; readings by mail as satisfactory as I Jn perron; 3 questions answered $1; full life. $5; »end lock of hair, date and year of birth; don't s=end currency. Send postofflce. WelZs- ! Fargo money order or registered letter. / , ASTROLOGY, palmistry, clarvoyance: crystal ] life readings; names, dates, events: questions I on mind; everything revealed, or $500 for- feited. Normado Sortlclly. King of Life Read- <tb, 039 Hush, nr. Powell; tel. Black 5251, MISS M. WILLE, 330 Ellis et.. clairvoyant. crystal seer, reads your life correctly without names given;50c,$l;tel. Sutter 1800. S MME. RAVENNA will give full life reading for BOC one week. 5 Fourth at. MME. WALTERS, (treat canl reader; la. 25c. cents 5t>c HI Mission St., nr. Oth: open Pun. OLDEST lady palmist and card reader In city. 1 l-Jia Kearny. room 2u: ladies 25c, gents 50c ' — L'J bBTf.S^f^ q ROOT*! J -^"

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Page 1: L'J -^ bBTf.S^f^ Jchroniclingamerica.Loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1903-01-12/ed-1/seq-8.pdfTHESAN FRANCISCO CALL,.,MONDAY,. JANUARY 12, 1903. 8 There may be an opportunity for you to better

THESAN FRANCISCO CALL,.,MONDAY,. JANUARY 12, 1903.8

There may be an opportunity for you to better yourself advertised inthe Help Wanted Columns of Tho Call. Their value to advertisers, whetherthey need help or a situation, has been so thoroughly demonstrated that theyare used Invariably by both classes to supply their needs. Rate is but 12^cents per line.

LOOK THEM OVER DAILY

HELP WASTED MALE Con.

A—MURRAY & READY 634-636 Clay st.

Phone Main 5843..Leading Employment and Labor Agents...

FREE FARE TO CHEAP FARENEVADA DAY ARIZONAChatsworth Park, Los Angeles and Other

Counties.FREE ¦"•> FREE FREE

; ARIZONA '•CLOSE TO..:

PRESCOTTLaborers, teamsters, rockmen, drillers,

stonemasons, stonecutters, cooks, etc

Harnessmaker, ranch. ?33 and found:young gardener for nursery, see boss here at0 a. m.;man to run ranch on shares: team-ster and wife, north. $45 and found: car-loader, lumber CO., $40 and found; 4 labor-ers, near city, see boss here. $2 day; 2boilermaker's helpers; young man as fore-man on fruit ranch; wagon and carriage

painter: 25 farmers, milkers, choremen andchoreboys, $25 to $40 and found; butter ir.ak-c-r; teamsters and laborers; 8 pruners, f32 50and found.

Man to contract to handls and pile instorage yard the lumber from a 160.00O ca-pacity sawmill

WOODCHOPPERS TIEMAKERS' CCO men to chop wood, make posts, ties,pickets, shakes .and shingle bolts

Bis Prices '. Reduced FaresAllParts of California

HOTELS. ETCCook. 12 men on ranch. $35 and found.- seeboss here; second cook, mine hotel, fare $3.$40 and. found: baker, country hotel. $5O andfound; camp waiter, city. $20 and fouriS;

second cook, city; 5 other cooks; 4 waiters;dishwashers: bellboy; boys for factories.•^ other positions,

"call and see us.MURRAY & READY. 634-«3g Clay St.

YOUNG man to keep accounts and solicit tradefor milk depot. $30 and found. MURRAY &READY. &J4-C36 Clay St.

-WANTED

—Recruits for the Marine Corps, U.

5 navy; ablebodied men of good character,between the ages of 21 and 35; not less than6 feet 4' inches and not over 8 feet 1 Inch;

able to speak and read English. For furtherinformation apply at the recruiting office*.40 Ellis Bt., San Francisco, Cal.; MasonicHall, 530 K st., Sacramento. Cal.: and U. S.Custom-house, 222& North Main St.. LcsAnrfeles. Cal.

WANTED—

Young man who Is competent totake charge and buy for stationery depart-ment: would prefer one who Is familiar withsilverware and Jewelry: state age, experi-

ence and salary expected. Box 102. Call.

CUSTOM house positions. Call day or eveningfor free Information concerning positions,salaries, qualifications, etc. Room SOS, 027Market st.

WANTED—

Laborers and mechanics to knewthat Ed Rolkin. Reno House proprietor, stillruns Denver House, 217 Third st. 150 largsrooms; 25c per night; $1 to $2 per week.

MEN—

Our free catalogue explains how weteach the barber trade In the shortest pos-sible time: barbers are In great demand.MOLER SYSTEM COLLEGE. 635 Clay 8t.

TWO young men not afraid of work to earntheir way through college. California Busi-ness College. :{O5 Larkln st. ¦

BARBER shop; 2 fine chairs; no opposition:fine living-rooms; owner coins on ranch; forsale reasonable. 302 Dolores rt.

BARBER shop for sale; 3 chairs: good trade;other business cause of sale. 708 McAllister.

WANTED—

Experienced domestic salesman.I Apply between 0 and 11 a. m.. HALE UROS.

BUSHELMAN for country. Apply "REIS3BROS. & CO.. 24 Sutter st.

WILL teach barber trade free to 4 more men.Western Barber College. 647 Commercial st.

MEN to learn barber trade; J15 required; freeehave. Barber College. 258 O'Farrell st.

SAILORS and ordinary seamen for Europe andAustralia. HERMAN'S. 26 Steuart st.

OVER TOO pair new and second-hand shoes forsale, cheap. McDonald & Perry. EMI Ttlrd Bt.

WANTED—

Young men to learn barber ¦ trade.S. F. Barber College. 741A Howard st.

PENSION atty., E. A. Bullis, room 40, Phelanbig. Past Com. Geo. H.Thomas Post. G. A. R

GET your shoes half soled while waiting; 25cto 50c. 503 Mission st, bet. 1st and 2d sts.

ALL sizes men's shoes, slightly damaged, halfprice. 563 Mission st.. bet. 1st and 2d sts.

WINCHESTER House, 44 Third St., near Mar-ket

—200 rooms, 25c night; reading-rooms;

free bus and baggage to and from ferry.

A BRANCH office for Call advertisements andFubacriptlons has been established at 100(i

Valencia st.

HORSES AND WAGONS.

A LOT of horses for sale at Arcade Hors*Market, 327 Sisth Bt.;also buggies, wagons,harness, etc.; auction sales every Wednesdayat 11 a. m. JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer.

IDEAL pony team, surrey, harness and saddlecomplete can be seen at MADIOAN,O'NEIL & CO.. Grove-st. Stable. 122 Grove.

S. F. Veterinary College—

Night class now Intession. M. L. Pancoast. sec.. 510 G. G. ave.

THREE of the latest four-spring business bug-'gles for sale cheap. 1504 Foisom st.

READ "The California Horseman." of interestto horsemen. Dalziel. editor. COS G. O. ave.

2D-HAND bugcy and hack; fine buggy; laundrywagon, nearly new, cheap. 82S Harrison st.

Largest assortmnt 2-hand wagons, buckb'd, sur-rey,harness,work,driving horses. 15th-Valenca.

AN Al express wagon, single; also light camp-ing wagon for sale cheap. 532 Mission st.

HOUSES TO LET.

A^P^IN^r^DnfuT^f^h^u^es^toTetl Vend "for ctr^"cular. G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 14 Montgomery

HOUSE to let; 9 rooms and laundry; modernimprovements; basement, attic, large yard;rent $50: 345 Haleht st.. near Buchanan.MADISON &. BURKE, or owner. 1037 Mar-kef St.

HOUSES TO LET—

FURNISHED.FURNISHED 8-room house: bath. yard, base-

ment, piano, phone; to refined adult family;one room reserved for owner. 2738 Pine st.

LOST AXD^FOCXD.'

FOUND—

On Mission road, 2-year-old bay colt;hind feet white; white face; owner can havesame by provinz property and paying ex-penses. A. HIRSCHIER. 5650 Mission road.

BLACK bag; left on car at Cypress Lawncemetery; containing stocks of value toowner only. Reward on returning to 1115Post st.

LOST—

Sunday evening, lady's beaver collar-ette: going from Seventeenth and auerreroto Twentyflrst and Chattanooga fits. Returnto 34M) Seventeenth 1 St.; reward.

LOST—

Roll of greenbacks amounting to $00¦with a $10 gold piece In center. Suitablereward if returned to box 129. Call office.

LOST—

A brov.n curly rat-tall spaniel bitch.Retun: to 1595 Post st.;reward.

JiATTUESSES ASD. PILLOWS.

TO order: also cleaned and sterilized; uphol-stery; honest work suarant»ed. HOPKEBROS.. 411-413 Powell st. Phone Bush 421.

METAL beds, nodding, lace curtains, windowshades. HOTTER. 712. Mission; tel. Main 730.

3IED-ICAL.MRS.; DR. WYETH, specialist for all female

complaints; instant relief guaranteed; 30years' experience; refined home before andduring confinement. 72S Pest St., nr. Jones.

MRS. DR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-male troubles; instant relief guaranteed:consult free. 1008 Va Market st., opp. Fifth!

DR. 'G. W. O'DONNELL—All who are sick orin trouble consult this specialist on femalecomplaints; positively corrected; the unfor-tunate helped; the most difficult cases treat-ed; advice free. Offlce, 101S Market st.

MRS. D. ALLEN. 111S Market—

Reliable ladles'speclallst; a private home before and duringconfinement; best medical care; low fees.

ADVICE free—Drs. Goodwin, ladies' special-ists; instant relief guaranteed: low fees; ma-ternity home;babies adopted free. 006 Market.

A—MRS. DR. GWYER. City Hall ave., overGood Fellows'. Grotto and 1504 Market st.

DR. AND MRS.' DAVIES and HINDOHERBoriginal method. of treatment. 112S Market.DR. NG TOY KEE. 210 Stockton st., opposite

Union Square; ajl diseases cured by herbs.

MISCELLANEOUS FOlt SALE.BOILERS, engines, 2d-hand machinery. McIN^

TOSH & WOLPMAN. 105-137 Fremont at.

REMOVAL sale^—

Eelng forced by my landlordto remove from my store, 105 Taylor st..Iwillsell my large and fine stock of ladles'underwear at the very lowest prices; willre-move about Jan. 20 to 111 Turk St., nr. Tay-lor, and solicit the favor of our patrons atour new, store. L.G. WO & Co.

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?Repair It withElaterlte; In rolls easy to lay;needs no painting or coating; good over oldiron, tin or shingles; best for new roo'a.ELATERITE ROOFING CO., 713 Market St.

A—BUYS, sells or rents gear machinery, en-gines, boilers, .water pipes, shafting, pulleys,etc. WHITEL'AW. 553-255 Spear st.

A SIMPLE, durable and reliable engine, theWITTE. for gas or oil.

THE TRACY ENGR. CO.. 151 Fremont st.

SEALSKIN, cost $250: Fame as new; bust 34 to30; for JIUO. 10 SUth st.

CLAinVrtYAXTS Continued.MME. M. BERNARD,

THE FAMOUSClairvoyant and business medium, permanentlylocated" at 17 Third et.. next Examiner bldg.;phe reads your life correctly. give9 an accuratedescription of the past, reveals the present hap-penings and portrays events to occur in the fu-ture: if you are in trouble, discontented or noteatisfied in life, or have domestic, love or busi-ness troubles, consult this great, medium andyou willbe told how to overcome them; valu-

able advice in all affairs oC life; 25c up; satis-faction guaranteed. Tel. Black 45G9.

MRS. LESTER, card reading and palmistry;ladles. 25c; gents, r»Cc. 00:: McAllister st.

MHS BROWN clairvoyant card reader; ladies15c; gents 50c: readings daily. 132 Sixth st.

CLAIRVOYANT,card and planet reader; only10c: hours, 1 to 8. 2(2 Minna St., near 4th.

MRS. SHAFFER, clairvoyant card reader; sit-ting* dally. 44SVj Jessie st., bet. 5th and Oth.

A WEEK'S news for 5 cents— The Weekly Call,10 pases, in wrapper for mailing: $1 per year.

qi^ET BEm^XD CLEjJ^WHEN you become dl^BUsted with poor work

send for SPAULDINGS Pioneer Carpet-beat-ing Works. 353-357 Tehama St.; tel. South 40.

TRY HOPKE BROS." excellent carpet clean-ing. Phone Bush 421. 411-413 Powell st.

ADVANCE'Carpet Cleaning Co.. 402 Sutter Bt.;tel. Main 3M. GEO. WALCOM & CO.. Prop.

RUDOLPH & CO., carpet-beating works: pricesreasonable. 1703 Harrison st.,; tel.Mission 2(«.

CONKLIN'S Superior Carpet-beating: Works,33.J Gclden Gate ave. ;telephone East 128.

J. E. MITCHELL Carpet-cleaning and Reno-vatlng Co.. 240 14th St.; tel. Mission 74.

COLLECTIOr- OFFICES.

BAD tenants ejected for $4; collections made:city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTIONCO., 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-10; tel. 55S0.

ADVICE free—

Columbian Law and Collection.Asenrj-. r. $5. 010 Market Et.; phone Red SO!).

COTTAGES TO LET.

TWO almost new cottages, 4 and 6 rooms, torent or forsale same as rent; all known Im-provements; large Iot3; rent $10 and $14monthly, or on installments $12 and $15.DOLAN CO.. home builders. 1007 Market st.

COTTAGE home of 8 rooms, bath; garden;near Q. G. Park. 450 Frederick st.

'$S: COTTAGE, 5 r.. worth $1C: In city. Roscoe

oft Crescent ave.: Mlstlon st. car6: water free.

COTTAGES TO LET—

FURNISHED?$20

—FURNISHED cottage; water and electric

lights free. 313 First St.. San Rafael.

DENTISTS.A NEW plate

—the Whalebone

—Cannot break:

warranted U0 yrs.: crown. $3 50; fillings. 50c;plates. $5; fullset: all work painless and war-ranted. Chicago Dental Parlors, 24 Sixth st.

PARIS Dental Parlors. 235 Kearny, cor. Bush-Set teeth $1 80 up: crowns $2 up; fillings25c.

SET of teeth without plate. DR. 51 cTYOUNG. 1S41 Polk St.

DOG HOSPITALS.DR. MCCARTHY'S Veterinary Hospital; special

ward for dogs. 3579 Klghteenth St.. bet.Valencia and Guerrero. Tel. Church 4336.

DRESSMAKERS ANDSEAMSTRESSESMcDOWELL Dressmaking and MillinerySchool—

Evening class; patterns cut. 1013 Market.

EDUCATIONAL.HEALETS ITcHOOLOF ELECTRICAxTe NgH

NEER1NCJ—

Theory, demonstration, construc-tion, laboratory and shop work; thoroughlypractical; day, night. 24 Post; catalogue Iree.

THS Berlitz School of Languages, Starr-Kingbids., 121 Geary et.

—Competent native teach-

ers; 200 branches with 75,000 pupils in Amer-ica and lCurope; best, quickest method everdevised; private and class Instruction; pros-pectus and trial lessons free: commercialcla»s?s InFrench and Spanish, $3 per month.

HEALD'S SCHOOL OF MINES, 24 Post Bt.,S. F.

—Thorough courses ;complete equipment;

all subjects pertaining to miningand miningengineering; day and 'night; catalogue free.

A—

THE Lyceum, an accredited preparatoryschool fcr the university, law and medicalcolleges; ref., Pres. Jordan or any Stanfordprofessor; day, eve. sessions. Phelan bldg.

GALLAGHER-MARSH BUSINESS COLLEGE,conducted by experts; best combined short-hand and commercial course to be had; In-dorsed by official court reporters. 1382 Mkt.

CALIFORNIA Business College. 305 Larkin st."A thorough school;" positions secured forgraduates; modern methods; Individual in-struction. Write for illustrated catalogue.

ACTING, elocution, specialties: Hallet School;associated with theatrical aKency securingposition?. Alcazar building, 120 O'Farrell st.

ADDED 2 new rooms; new students still rushIn; they know our graduates get tho posi-tions. S. F. Business College. 123C Market.

ADDRESS Ayers' Business college, 72.1 Marketet.. for their new catalogue; itis free and thonicest in the State. Life scholarship, $50.

ENGINEERING—Civil,elec, mln., mech., sur-vey, assay, cyanide; day, eve.; est. 1R64. Vander Nalllen School, 113 Fulton, nr.City Hall.

SPANISH. French, etc.Prof.De Filippe'sAcademyof languages,320 Poet;estab'd lS71;ablest profs.

Chicago Business College, 1435 Market, nr. 10th.Pittman shorthand, typing, bookkeepg; $9 mo.

MRS. G. WEILER. language teacher. Call at1126 Eddy, Cottage bldg., opp. Jefferson gq.

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

COOPER-GERPON School of Acting. 411 Ma-son st.;day and evening classes.

PROF. MERKI, 100S Mission, nr. Cth—Privatelessons, violin, mandolin,gultar;club practice.

SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATION Day andPARTINGTON'S, 424 Pine St..Night clasa.

HEALD'S Business College, 24 Post.st.. S. F.;founded 18C3; new 80-page catalogue free.

CHEAPEST and best in America— The WeeklyCall, 16 pages, sent to any address in theUnited States or Canada one year for U.

*

ESIORODOCIDB. »;

Attention Ladles, by this treatment more than1000 cases of Piles have been permanentlycured in this city without surgery 6r delay.Names sent. Lady physician for women only.CaH or address Emorodoclde Co., ladies' de-partment, 404-5-8 Parrott|bld»c., 8. F. ¦

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.GEo1«G^^^Kir^n~P^~s >t7;~tel715usiri35!

Japanese-Chinese employment office; fur-nishes best help; contracts for farm help, etc.

ORPHEUM Employment Office—

Japanese. Chi-nese help. 426 Powell. nr.Sutter;tel. Black 5072.

CHINESE Employment Office—

Best help atshort notice. 411VS O'Farrell; tel. East 420.

CHINESE and Japanese help; estab. 20 years.Tel. Main 11)07. BRADLEY & CO., 040 Clay.

Grand Japanese-Chinese Emp. Office, 415 Stock-ton; tel. Grant 1C8: expert, reliable help.

RELIABLE Japanese-Chinese Employment Of-flce; all klnd-t help. 315 Stockton; Main 51SS.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED—

FEMALK.A

—SWEDISH housework jrlrl: first-class cook: !

$30; good references. MRS. NORTON. 313Sutter nt.

A—SftVEDISH cook and second girl wish placeitogether; best reference*. MRS. NORTON,813 Sutter st.

A—

SWEDISH second eirl; good waitress andseamstress. MRS. NORTON. 313 Sutter sL

SWEDISH cook and second girl wish situa-tions together: best city references. 73, ¦ F.CltOSETT &CO.. 334 Sutter et.

'COMPETENT woman for housework and plain

cooking; family of 2 adults. IllWMldcy st,in the rear between. Bush and Pine.

REFINED young English woman desires posi-tion; charce of Invalid, care of Infant from-birth or any position of trust; Wghest refer-ences. Including doctor's trained nurse.1214A Mason St. -••/>.r

HOTEL housekeeper: lady of experience and-ability desires position In flrst-class hotel,city or country; can give the best of refer-ences. Address box 77, Call offlce.

A FIRST-CLASS cook, best city references;also girl for second vork: wish place togetherIn private family. 4117 Twenty-third st., fortwo days.

jWOMAN wants day work washing, Ironins, anyI kind of work; good "vorkej-; $1 50 day. Box

«7, Call office. /FRENCH maid; good Eeamstress. Inquire by

letter to MRS. GISC ARD. 10U9 Pacific ave.GERMAN girl wishes situation for housework.

Apply 100 Leavenworch st., cor. Golden Gate.

WANTED—

Housework by the day by a re-spectable woman. 41S Po6t st.

FIRST-CLASS dressmaker wishes engagementsby the day, $2. Apj'ly 828 Turk st.

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WINCHESTER House, 44 Third gt., near Mar-ket—200 rooms; 25c t> $150 per night; $1 50to $ti week; convenient and respectable; free'bus and baggage to and from ferry.

WANT ads and BUbsc 'lotions .-taken for TheCall at Eaton's Bazaar. t'*{3 McAllister st.

A BRANCH offlce forCall advertisements andsubscriptions has bem established at 10'JOValencia st.

MlSCELLAXEOtS FOR SALE—Con.

•50 H P RETURN flue, "economic* boiler.$30O

15 11 P mourrted engine, on fire box boiler

6'hV'pV friction"drum'stenm heist......$-00

12 H.P. gasoline friction drum hoist.... $..00

0x15 Blake crusher •••••••15 H. P. return tubular boiler **-J

3 duplex pumps, complete; cheap ••••6x5 air compressor. "Rlx -•••••¦•'Cl' '¦ "£.,.

Boiler, engine, feed pump. saw. arbor, belt

all complete ;;•"•*V«V»** w6 in.. S in., 10 in.. 12 in.. 14 In.. 16 In.. IS

in. rubber belt 1Oc »'

3-ln. screw pipe, ready to use •-*«»

3}j-in. screw pipe, ready to use- JA£*~4-ln. screw pipe, ready to use

—D^!nl^SSmact1?nerrV [VnIalV j&?branc|e,bought, sold, rented and ««hai18:e^,r^:gineers' supplies always on hand. Machia*

work of allCO..

130-132 Beala at.

A TIP for gas and oil engine bu7eT5"Tjl1*

WITTE price and guarantee are leaeJers-

THE TRACY ENGR. CO.. 151 Fremont st.

25 II.P. MARTXE gasoline 2*gS&£i&$H3r*nected: all complete. H. S. WHITE. 130- 1J3Beale st. ,

BOATS, launches, rowboats. gasoline andlaunch engines In stock. Baker & Hamilton.

ICO 0C0 FEET of threaded pipe with fittings; allsizes. EUGENE RILEY. 109 Vallejo at.

SAFES— Cary Safe Co., E. B. BECK & CO..agents. 122 Market »t.

A FINE suit. $7; stylish pants. $1 T3. MlsfllClothing Parlors. 238 Kearny »t.. nr. Busa.

UNREDEEMED sealskins as good as new.MUNICIPALLOAN OFFICE. 103 Grant »v>.

iBOILERS ami engines; 100 for sale, or willbuy. KROGH MFG. CO.. 513. Market it.

SAFES— New and «econd-hand. THE HER-MANN SAFE CO.. 417-423 Sacramento it.

SECOND-HAND lumber, sashes, blind». door*and bricks for sale. Valencia St.. cor. 13th.

ASIC for prices on,second-hand typewriters (allmakes). ALEXANDER & CO.. 110 MontiT-

IGASOLINE engines, all sizes, new and 2d-han J.i and launches. J. F. UOAK. 46 Fremont »t-

Edison phonographs, records, supplies, movingpicture machines, films. Baclgalupl, 033 Mkt.

MAGIC lanterns, new and"

1-hand movlnr pic-ttirfg.-CULLARD & BRKCK. 131 Pelt »t.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED—

Good second-hand piano; no deal-ers or agents. Box 70. Call office.

LADIES' sealskins, gents' dress suits bought.

Portland Loan Office. 25 Stockton nt.; postal.

TILTON want* good second-hand clothine andtheatrical goods. 151 9th »t.:teL Jessie 2S3L

MIXES AND MINING.BUTTE-TONOPAH stock for sale cheap. In-

quire JAS. BROWN, New Western Hotel.

SEE the only automatic electro-chemical goldsaver. 06.S Mission st.

MONEY TO LOAN.AA—MANHATTaST LOAN COMPANY (lnc>.

107-108 Crocker Building$3,000,000 CAP1TAL

..DEAL DIRECT and AVOID EXPENSE..Loans at SU* and 6 per cent: sums to suit;City. Oakland. Country and Town Property;Estates. Legacies, Undivided Interests inRealty; Interests- in Unsettled Estates anilContested Estates; Secfcd Mortgages andLife Insurance Policies; full cost cf Improve-ments at K per c»nt. MANHATTANLOAMCO., Crocker building; telephone Main K>Ui.

LOANS ON FURNITURE, pianos or any gocxi

security same can be returned In WEEKLYOR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.- Your businessIs STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. In case ofsickntsa WE EXTEND YOUR LOAN. Ifyeaowe any tillls WE WILL PAY THEM FORYOU. It is easiT to pay cne than a NUM-BER. I'on't fail to CALL and we willCHEERFULLY explain Cy'R PLAN. NEWYORK FINANCE CO.. 412-411 Callaghanbids.. Market & McAllister; tel. Foisom 3533.

A—R. McCOLGAN. 2*Montgomery st.. r<x>n» 4Loans any ariiount at lowest raten»

Deal direct with lender.On first mortgages.On second mortgages.

•On third mortgages.

Cm undivided interests In real estateOn estatej in probate. *On legacies.

NO DELAY.Telephone Main 5516.

It.SIcOOLGAN. 24 Montgomery st.. room 3.

FINANCIAL problems of all sorts and sizes;recond mortgages, l?gacles. estates in pro-bate, undivided interest?, assignments ofrents, property In trust, life estates, lifepol-icies, etc.; save money by dealing directly!quick settlements; no disappointments; cour-teous cons klr-ration given all propositions; Ifyou need money aeeHERMAN MURPHY. 601-C02 Examiner bid.

MUNICIPALLOAN OFFICE. IC3 Grant »»•.Phone Red 1603.

LOANS FROM $1 TO $10,000.

MONEY loaned to salaried people, retail mer-chants, teamsters, boarding-houses, withoutsecurity: easy payments; larsre?t business in46 principal cities. Tolman. 53." Parrott bldg.

A PRIVATE party loans any amount on furni-ture, pianos, at lowest rat?-* without removal:no publicity; no commission; deal direct andavoid brokerage. 610 Turk st.. near Larkln.

HIGHLY respectable private place to obtainliberal advances nn diamonds. Jewelry, atlowest rates Baldwin Jewelry Store. 849Market st., tel. Main 1644. Branch ID Third.

$10 TO $100 on salary; private and confidential.Western Loan Co.,403 Montgomery St.. rm.-l.

ONE per cent on furniture or pianos; no r»«moral; no commission; $23 up; quick; confi-dential. 28 Montgomery st.. room 7.

PRIVATE party; no publicity: any amount!no commission: low rate. BOXELLI, Conserr-atory bldg. 301 Eddy st.; jhone South 470.

MONEY to loan on low Interest: gold, silver,diamonds, i-»-.ir!* and precious stones boughtat W. J. HESTHAL'S. 10 Sixth at.

S. F. DISCOUNT AGENCY—Loans to salariedpeople on their not*.

THE TOUSLEY CO 143 Ph«lan bl».THE Star Loan Co. of Wyoming loans money

to salaried employes ;easy paym'ts. 719 Mrkt.ELFVING. 61C Examiner biff.;loans on pianos

furniture, etc., at 2 per cent without removal

AT 1per cent on furnlture.pianoa; no removal;any sum. 116 McAllister st.

ALLloans on diamonds and Jewelry 2 p«r cantmo. S. F. Collateral Loan Bank. 53S Kearny.S% ON furniture & pianos $15 up; no removal:

phone Black 1709; room 81. 6 Etfdy. floor 4.CASH loaned salaried people on notes without

Indoraer. MORRGLL. 6fiQ Examiner bldg.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.•

A FEW of our special offerings that willsav«you money: Fischer. $137; beat this If Toncan. A Knabe. *1V>«: the kind that is worth)

$550. Emerson, worth $:>75; for this week Itgoes for $207. A matchless Heine; this Is Ssnap; only one: $287; this will fx> this morn-'ing; be sure to come inearly. Here wa hav«a few fine clanos tak*n in trade. Iam aurnthey willDlease you. A fine Dunham willgo for $60. A W. Ladd. in fln« condition.$107. Crow & Christopher; this will be iayour home for $13. A fine Smith &Barnes:a sample from the factory; this Is enoughsaid. If you willcoma in we willba gladto show why we can give you better valuesfor your money than It Is posslbls for you toget elsewhere. HEINE PIANO CO., Hela«Hall, 2a&-237 Geary at.

A* FEW GOOD UPRIGHTS—~ "

ASchumann; mahogany case* .$15$A Boothe; walnut case $itj3A Boothe; walnut case iieaA Mason; mahogany case .$172A Mendelssohn; oak case tl9i

Sterling. Vose. Storey & Clark. Haines andChlckering: slightly used; fully warranted-easy payments.BENJ. CURTAZ &EONS. 16-20 CFarrell rt

No Branches In San Francisco.AFTER 16 years In our ©resent location ws ar*obliged to move to larger quarters. \r» hav»

leased warerooms at 11 Mason st. (3 door*from Market. Special prices on all pianosbefore removal. A number of slightly useduprights at bargain prices. Uprights from$125; squares, $23. BOWERS & SON. 23

A GOOD time to get rid of unsold pianos tanow; w« have special bargains from $50 up-ward; It wiU pay you to look at them; pay• better to buy them. . "^THE ZENO MAUVAISMUSIC CO..

76» Market st.ANT.v?laT10 "°1(1 by us taken back any tlm«within two years and full purchase price al-lowed en a new peerless Knaba ac resula.-prlce; costs you onl- 20c a day to buy a

YOUR piano can be made new for one-quartsPan^ Of

tbUyl^:aen<3 ior booklet. Piercs"P.ano factory. Market. 14th and Curch sts.FAMILY gclnjc to St. Louis will sacrlnca elo-

Kar.t Stelnway upright piano. 310 Turk st.

B|c^rT?^UTPi^g^j^^SACRIFICE— Elesnnt 3-pedal upright- cash nrinstallments. Schmltz & Co.. 18 MgA?M?t

BrTHK WILEY B. ALLEN CO.. ttU Market st

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bt*ck. Everett. Ludwis arid other good pla^c7\Kt?? s".prlKht

- *1S5: mak » «**SUPERIOR violins, zithers old an<* «.— S*

MULLER. maker. repaSr.°3 lSJowJuS:

EMPLOYMENT 'AVAXTED MALE.GARDENER, German, middle-aged, reliable

man, wants situation; experienced In allbranches of gardening; references from homeand abroad. Address box 126. Call offlce.

*MAN wants place In good home; do chores,understands horses, garden, can milk; smallwages. Box 128, Call offlce.

WANTED—Position by a middlo-aged man ascollector. Janitor or porter in a businessplace; handy with tools: Al references; sal-ary according to responsibility. Please ad-dress box 70. CaH ofnee.

WANTED by painter—

A situation at house orcarriage work; In the city or country; wagesnot so much an object as a steady Job; cantake charge of work or shop. Address W.P.1. box Oil, Call.

MANand wife; sober, honest and good workers;v,e have experience in working in a roominghouse or take charge of rooming house; wehave good references. C. THOMSON, 203Post St., room 18.

A YOUNG man desires a position as a sales-man in clothing store; has 3 years' expe-rience and can talk French. Address box «3,Call office. .

COACHMAN, lately arrived from the East, un-derstands his business well; sober, honest,reliable man; good reference; anxious for po-sition with private family. Box 57, Call.

YOUNG man (22) with good business educa-tion, strong and willing, wants position atanything; thoroughly understands bookkeep-ing; reference. Box 53. Call. '

TWO strictly temperate and industrious youngmen wish positions as first and second cook.Address WARD and COOPER, 141)0 Polk st.

COACHMAN, stableman or man about place;good references. Address 13. TREMAINE,Baldwin House, Ellis Et., city.

JANITOR, 10 years' experience, desires posi-tion; flrst-class city references from ownersand acents. Box 75, Call office.

A YOUNG man of temperate habits wishes po-

sition as watchman or any inside work. BoxSO. Call.

CARPENTER—

Handy, all around man; goodon repairs; wishes employment; haa hisown tools. Box 58, Call.

BAKER wishes situation in hotel or lnstt- •tutlon; good habits; thorough workman.Box 2. Call office.

COOK—

Sober, steady man wants work In hotelor boarding-house. Box 3199. Call offlce.

WANTED by first-clans carriage and wagonblacksmith; gcod shoer. Apply 1615 Market.

WANTED—

Position in meat market by a flrst-class cutter. Box 87, Call.

ENGINEER. 17 years' -experience. desireswork; 10 years in last place. Box 36. Call.

ABRANCH office- for Call advertisements andsubscriptions hag been established at 1096Valencia st.

FI.VAXCIAL.

COMPANIES Incorporated and financed: stockand bond Issues guaranteed, underwritten andsold; stock accepted for services. Send forPacific States Investor. PACIFIC STATESMINING AND INVESTMENT CO.. SM Post.

FLATS FOR SALE—FURNISHED.

FIVE-ROOM flat for sale cheap. 429A'EllisSt.; call 12 to 4.

FURXITL'Kia WANTED.A~WOLLPERtT773 Mission st.. pays highest

price for second-hand furniture; tel. Red 1354.

BIG price paid for furniture for 60 days; specialreason. S. J. WAUGH. r. 415, Examiner bldg.

IIELI* WAM'KD—FEMALE.

A WOMAN to act as kitchen stewardess, store-room woman and head waitress, commercialhotel, country, fare paid $10

C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 421) Bush st.

AT C. R. HANSEN &CO.'S.. Phon* Grant 180HOTEL DEPARTMENT

Waitress, flrst-class country^hotel, farepaid '. ."! $-»

Waitress, Alameda County, farts paid $23¦Waitress, llarysvllle, fare- paid $25Waitress, eating-house, free fare, south.. $20Waitress, south, fare paid $22 502 waitresses, south, fare paid $20Waitress, Santa Cruz County... $2010 waitresses, city and country $2O-*JOChambermaid, city $20Dinner waitress ; $1511 waitresses, sarne city hotel 520Waitress, nice place Sonoma County, fare

patd •. $2."»Cook, no Sunday work $50

FAMILY DEPARTMENTEastern eirl, housework, see party here.. $25Swedish girl, housework, see party here..^2520 housegtrls. city $15-*>23Houscglrl, country, no children, flannelsto wash, see party here $25Cooks, houseglrls, second girls, nursegirls

$15-$30C. R. HANSEN & CO...'. 429 BuEh st.

A—

2 FANCY Ironers, flrst-class hotel laundry,free fare $35 and foundC. R. HANSEN & CO.. 429 Bush st.

AN experienced checker, first-class hotel, south$30

C. R. HANSEN & CO 429 Bush st.

A—WANTED—For the 1st of February.Crew of chambermaids, Southern California-

$206 fancy ironers, Southerii California. .$2 dayShirt waist lroner, Southern California.$2 dayMangle girls, Southern California $40Checker, experienced. 3tart at once $30C. R. HANSEN & CO 420 Bush St.

A—HOUSEWORK girl, $35: 4 cooks, $35 and$30; second girl,$25; nurse, $25; 3 houseglrls,$30; chambermaid. $20. MRS. NORTON, 31USutter st.

FOUR girls to learn hal»-dressing; $5 teachestrade from A to Z in 2 wks; must fill4 posi-tions by Jan. 25; $12 per week guaranteed:call early; day and eve. class. Old S. F.HAIRDRESS1NG SCHOOL, 233 Geary, r. 13.

SWEDISH girl or woman for general house-work and plain cooking; wages $20 to $25.65.'S Bryant St.. between Sixth and Seventh.

GIRL for housework, plain cooking; smallGerman family; good home; lair wages. 1444O'Farrell st.

A—SHIRTMAKERS and finishers. EAGLE-SON & CO., 535 Market St.

A—

OPERATORS on cotton waists; stringwork; good pay. Bauer Bros., 21 Sansome.

WANTED—Girls. Golden West Cigar Co., 217*Fifth St., near Fblsom.

GIRLS wanted to learn dressmaking at 1-107Laguna St.

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GIRL to'assist in general housework; $20. 791McAllister St., near Octavia.

GIRL for cooking and housework, $25; (oodplace. COOS Clay st.

t.WANTED

—A young girl" for housework;

wages $20. Apply 18 Chattanooga st.

VERY youns drl to assist in light house-work. 501 Steln«r st, near Oak.

GIRL to take care of 2 children. Apply at718 Market st. % ¦

'GIRL, for general housework and cooking. COS

Oak st. i

EXPERIENCED .chocolate dipper wanted at140tt Polk «t. £

GIRL for central .housework and plain cook-: Ing. 135 Central ave.TALENTED amateur performers. Apply at

Chutes G p. m. Wednesday: salary no object.

EXPERIENCED sleeve operators. Levi Strauss& Co.'s shirt factory. 30*4 Fremont st. (ele-vator); Bee MR. HINDS1IAW."

HELP AVAJVTED FEMALE Con.

A YOUNG lady for a school; must play theorgan $3C> and foundA German nurse, 2 jrrown children $30A German nursery governess $30A pantry ftirl for a hotel in city $20A waitress and parlor maid $:S0A German or Swedish cook, small familyIn city 535A *cook and second grlrl, same house, city

$25 and $20Cook, Bmall family In country--$40. faro paidA housework girl, San Rafael, $25, see ladyhere Monday50 housework girls for city places and allparts of the coontry $30, $^5 and $20MISS PLUNKKTT. 42.'. Sutter St.. nr. Pow-.ell; office hourse. 9 to 5.

SHIRT OPERATORS W'ANTED.We need 10*) girls to learn shirt-making onsteam power sewing machines; clean, light,steady work, in modern factory, at goodwages; no experience necessary; paid whilelearning. Apply LEVI STRAUSS & CO.,30Vi Fremont st.; elevator. Ask for Mr.Hlndshaw.

OPERATORS- on overalls; no experience neces-Faxy; £ocd pay; steady work; paid whilelearning." Clean, light, modern .factory; ev-ery convenience. Including dressing room.Levl Straus & Co. 32H Fremont st. Ap-ply MR. DAVIS.

WANTED—

Protestant Eirl or -middle-agedwoman without lncumbyance for generalhousework and plain cooking In family of 2; jshort distance in country town; wages $12 to$15 month. P. O. box 48. Centervllle. Cal.

EXPERIENCED collar hands, negligee over-shirts. Levl Strauss & Co.'s shirt factory.3tJ'<, Fremont Bt. (elevator); Bea MR. HIND-SIIAW.

HAIRDRESSINO. manicuring:, nassage. scalptreatment, halrwork. removal of superfluoushair; $.1 2 weeks: day & eve. class; wages 510to $20 week. 1230 Market, cor. Jones, r. 94.

WANTED—

Experienced Jacket hands on alter-ation work. Apply between W and 11 a. m.at HALE BROS.

WANTED—

25 experienced operators on ladies'tllk ar.d wool waists: steady work: goodp.iy. CHAS. RUJIMELSBURG. 523 Market.

GIRLS, 10 to 18, for factory work; steady em-ployment; good wages. Apply at once.AMES & HARRIS. -100 Sacramento st.

EXPERIENCED front hand neglige shirts.Levl Strauss & Co.'s shirt 'actory. 36% Fre-mont Et. (elevator); see MR. HINDSHAW.

WANTED—Girls to sew shirts. Apply L.ELKUS CO., 9 and 11 Hill st.. bet. Twenty-first and Twenty-second, near Valencia.

OPERATORS on ladles" waists and underwearto work in factory; good pay. C5tt Missionst. 4th floor.

SLEEVING machine operator, experienced, atLevi Strauss & Co.'s shirt factory. 36^ Fre-mont St.; see MR. HIXDSHAW.

NEAT young girl for general housework. 403Fair Oaks St., corner Twenty-fifth.

GIRL wanted to assist in general housework;small family. Apply at 1720 Geary st.

2 PANTS finishers wanted. M. J. KELLERCO.. Oakland.

FIRST-CLASS bilttonhole maker; wages $12 to?14; also finishers'. 509 Kearny st., room 2.

WANTED—Young girl to assist with house-work. 2S29 Bush st.

A CLEVER business manager for an estab-lished firm. State experience. Box 54, Call.

FIRST-CLASS manicure wanted. MME.PHILLIPS. 21S Post st.

NECKBAND and body Ironers wanted. UnitedStates Laundry, ltith and Valencia sts.

CLASSIFIKD advertisements and subscriptionsreceived at Cajl branch office. £200 Flllmore st.

A BRANCH offlce for Call advertisements andsubscriptions has been established at 1039Valencia st.

HELP WANTED MALE.

AT C. R. HANSEN & CO.'S EMP. AGENCY.429 Bush st 612 Clay st.Free Fare T. Free Fare

FOR NEVADATeamsters $2 and $2 23Laborers $2Tunnel laborers $2Fence men...' $2 25

FOR ARIZONATeamsters and laborers $2 a day

SPECIAL KATES OF FARE

Ten men to build fences along railroad InNevada, $2 25 a day; free fare.4 bridge carpenters for railroad work in Ne-" vada, $3 a day; free fare

FOR CIIATSWORTH PARKTonnelmen $2 to $3 a dav-Free fare Free fare

10 Scandinavian or German laborers for abrickyard, country, 51 25 a day and board..Foreman for a grading gang

HOTEL DEPARTMENTSecond cook, ?oO; third cook, $40, for an ln-Etltutlon,' country, see party here; groceryclerk and tend bar, $25 to $30; waiter, coun-try hotel. $30; dishwasher, kitchen hands andothers; 2 boys for labeling, wholesale house,city, $20 month. , •

C. R. HANSEN & CO 429 Bush st.Branch Offlce 642 Clay st.

EXPERIENCED wine cellar man for countryhotel, $50 and found and fare; must also beable to write plainly and keep cellar ac-counts. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 42!» Bush.

EXPERIENCED storekeeper and dining-roomheadwaitcr combined, ?75. C. R. HANSEN& CO.. 420 Bush st.

-CIRCULAR sawyer and flier. $S0 and found;

engineer for -sawmill, $60 and- board; manabout place, institution. $30 and found;coachman and wife, fC5 and found; coach-man. $50 and found; man and wife, privatefamily, $40 and found; milker and wife, $40and house rent; fruit farmer, $30 and found:old man about country store, $12 to $15 andfound, nnd others. J. F. CROSETT & CO.,628 Sacramento st. . '

BARKEEPER for1club. >50 and found; sten-ographer and typewriter. $40 and board;second irutler, $35 and- found; hotel cook.$50 and found: German second waiter,country hotel. $30 and found, and other.-*.J. F. CROSETT &CO., V2S Sacramento st.

WANTED—

A man with experience in sellingkitchen utensils to travel In Southern Cali-fornla. WIESTER & CO.. 22 Second st.

WANTED—

Two experienced middle-aged bell-men. Apply Bohemian Club. ¦

WANTED—

Bootblack to'etart a stand.- Trans-fer Barber Shop, cor. Fillmore End Eddy sts.

WANTED—

Plumber's helper. 603 Californiastreet.

WANTED—2 6teady waiters. Apply TroyHotel, 000 Twentieth st. Potrero.

WANTED—

Second on cakes; must understandbusiness. 51C Hayes st.

BAREERS—

Paying shop, cheap; wholesale dis-trict; half down. Inquire Call office.

BARBER shop for sale or rent for 3 months.Apply Call offlce, after 5 o'clock.

BARBERS— Good-paying 3-chair shop for sale,with living rooms; bargain. 428 Sixth'st. .

GOOD-PAYING 2-chair barber shop. $50, withlivingrooms; rent $10. S28 Bryant st^ . ,

WANTED—

An activo advertising solicitor fora live newspaper. Box 79, Call offlce.A GOOD mantle man wanted; salary and com-

mission. 31C Grant ave.BOY wanted to learn pants pressing. 259

Stevenson' St., bet. Third and Fourth.

SA> FltAXCTSCO CALL. i

BUSINESS OFFICE of The S?.n FranclsenCw.ll. corner Market and Third Btreets; cpen•atil 12 o'clock every right in the year.

BRANCH OFFICES—

527 ilontsomery street.corner Clay; cpen until 0:30 p. tn.

WO Hayes etreet: cpen until 9:30 p. ra.fc33 McAllister street; cpen until 0:30 p. m.»;C Larkin etreet: cpen until »:30 p. ta.

1041 AliBrtonstreet; open till10 p. m.

2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth: opentr.-Al

•p. m.

106 Eleventi etreet: cpen until 9 p. m.1C90 Valencia etreet; open until V p. tn.Northwest corner of Twer.ty-second and Ken-

tucky streets; open until 9 p. tn.;C00 Flilmon; 6tr^et: ccen until 9 p. ra.

MEK1IX6 SOTICES. ;

Ov?YLCM of Golden Gate Commandery INo 10, K. T.. <S25 Gutter* Ft.

—Special Tg»n |

'Assembly THIS EVENING at S Ra •o'clock. Order of tlie Tfmple. AHfrat-ers are courteously invited. By or-

der cf Urns coirmar.der. .• -THEO. FROLICH. RocorCor. ISAN FRANCISCO Charter No. 1. Royal

—Arch Moaons, meets THIS EVENING. ~p\Installation cf officers. nJd\

H. G. PRINCE, Sec. /NfiOCCIDENTAL Lodse No. 22. F. and A. j»

M.—

THIS iMOXUAY) EVENING at fik7:30 o'clock. First decree. By order JZ TT

cf tbe ciae tcr.'» '

WALTER G. ANDERSON. Sec.

KING EOLOMO.VS Lodce No. 2G0. F. »and A. M-. 1S.TJ Filimore f-t.—Sec-

ond dwee THS EVENING at 7:UC 1SL2f

o'clock. HARRY BAEHR. Sec. /V>i

ALTALode* No. 203, I.O. O. F.— <.«i£Sij^»Installation of cfi.-c;s THIS •ivVVii'X^<MONDAY) EVENNG, January :*t^£S^f

12, 1903; also ether very irnyor- **w»«vtant business. Members are specially re- tquested to attend. VtsUlns brothers cor- j<i!ally lnvlt«d. F. McDONALD, N. G.A.LF. VOUGXT, Kec. 6*c.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the stockholders of !ths Bank cf California that on TUESDAY,

the 12th day cf January, 1903, at the hourcf S o'clock in the afternoon of raid day. atthe banking-house of tho Bank of California, jm the city asd county of San Francisoo. |Cal.. Ussre will be a social mating of th«»tockholders of the Bank of California, called,by the president thereof for tho purpose ofccr.f:cer!sir the increase of the number ofalrectors of the Bank cf California.

WILLIAMALVORD. President.ALLEN M. CLAY. Secretary.

THE asnval iseetinfir of the stockholders oftb# Nevada Natiooal Bank of San FranciccoOaL. will b« held at its banking house. 301MooUrcmeTy «t.. 6an FraccJsco. CaL, oaTUE6DAT. January 13, 160J. at 3:15 o'clock%> ta. for the election cf directors to eerv«•arise the ecsuisc year, and the transaction

ef racb other business as may com* b«for*tbe ir.e«tlar. GEOKGE GRANT, Sec.San FrancUco, December 12. 1902.

ANNUAL MEETING—

The anr.ual meeting ofthe etockholders cf the Oceanic SteamshipCotnpar.y wiU be he!d at the office -of thecompany. No. 327 Market st., i:i the cityend county cf San Frrr.cisco. State cf Cali- |Icrnla. en WEDNESDAY, the day cfJanuary, A.D. 100C, at the hour of 11 o'clock !a. m.. fcr the j/Uipot>e oi electing a board !cf directors to eerve for the ensuing; year, jand for the transaction of euch ether biisi- iness as noay come before the meeting. Trans-fer bocks trill close on Saturday. January -<J.A. D. 1SKI3. at the hour of J o'clock p. m.By order of the President.

H. W. THOMAS, secretary Oceanic Steam-ship Ccrapany, No. 3^7 Market St., SanFrancisco. Cal.

6en Francisco. Ca!.. January C. 1!>C3.ANNUAL UKETING—The regular annual n»eet-

ii\f ot the etockhciders of the Pajaro ValleyConsolidated Itallrcad Company will be heldat the office cf the company. No. Market•t., San Francisco, en MONDAY. Che Utthday of January. 19O3, et the hour of 11o'clock a. tn.. fcr vh« puncs* of eiectlnc aboard of directors to servs icr the ensuing

year and the transaction cf such other busi-ness iMmay come be-fore the ineetlnjj. Thetransfer bocks willclcse en Friday, January16, at S o'clock p. m.

W. II. HANNAH. Secretary.

ercjLal taeetinK cf the stockholders of theSpring Valley Water Works will be held at-.he office of the company. No. 126 Stockton*U. at 12 o'clock coon, on WEDNESDAY,•.he 14th day of January. K<03. to elect trus-

'.»*¦ to serve for tbe ensulr.z year, and torthe transaction cf euch ether tusl&ess a*may come before the xrieeting.

fcan Franc!«co. Cal.. Dec. 31. 3302.PELHAM W. AMDS. Sf-cretary.

AS'IHAMA REMEDIES.ASTHMA eufferer*. ks«c in mind tbat A. Dl

Nola'e Asthma Remedy Is thf b*-*t remedy ufluhind In the market. A. DI NOLA. phar-

n ariEt, 1249 Market Et., ccriler 9th, Cut RawDrur Store; 10c. 25c ar.d 50o a package.

ASTRO LOGV.>STROIXX3Y taught; bcrcscopes cast^ PROF.

FATMOND,book store. C43 Ellis, or by mall.

ATTORXEYS AT LAW.

J'.OBT. W. ICING. atty-at-Iaw, Examiner bldg\.rm. 611; all cases; damages, estates, wills,fttachTTients, collections, etc.; ceiiEultaUoa'ree; no advance chars es; call or write; re-mmiuer full name ar.d room. Tel. lied M0U

ADVICE free—

1vi'A advance cofts in meritori.oug caees, divorces, probate and all other lawcatea; no fees 1n advance; op«a <»very even-ing. J. M. THCBSTOX. S19 Market Bt..rm.ai.

ADVICE !rc-e: divorc-fF a specialty; <juick.quJet;r.o charge •without success; established l'J yrs.

G. W. HOWE, bjO Market s;., cor. Stockton.OHO. D. CAMPBELL* lav.-yer. r. 416 Examiner

bide. Pension* and eeneral local work.JOHN R. AITKIN, atty-at-law. r. "UO-10-11,

Clunle bids-. &03 California; tel. Bush 6.J3.

ADVICE free: no charg-e uniers successful; a!lcases; open evjjs. W.".V.Davidscn.02T Market.

L. eTcLAKKTEmraa Sprechels bid?.. 027 Mar-ket ft.; consultation free; no fc<?s inadvance.

lilCVCLliS For Sale or Exchance.CHRISTMAS presents; $40 Monarch racers re-

duced to $2I>. Acent for Columbia ar.d Eu-reka bicycles: Juvenile wheels. ALLEN, oUlLarkln st., corner McAllister.

BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

WARBLING canaries arid all kinda of 60r.g,

talkln? and fancy,birds; coldfish, pet stock.cajr^H. clobef. aquariums; bird and animalfood of'eM kinds. 1.'.46 Market «t..bot.Eth&::nn.

HOAItDIMiFOR CHILDREN.WANTED

—To care for a baby by an experi-

hickI woman: pood home. 1214 'i Scott at.

BOOKS MOVV AMJ OLD.BOOKS of all kinds boucht: libraries purchased.

H. C. Holmes. 114i» Market; tel. .Tc-gsi* 3741.

BUSINESS CHANCES.A—$750

—RESTAURANT and lunch room near

breweries, rcAlt ho«i^ and factories; da.117receipts. 5-W; rpnt. Sii:a frood business. SeeH. O. WILKE, Iti1.., Kearny Ft. N

A—$1500— Half Interest in one of the bestla«er beer ealoons cf -this city; close to cor.Fourth and Mission Kts.: retiring partnercomp^lWS to s»?ll on account of tirkne^s. CallR. G. WILKE & CO.. S6M Koarny st.

A—SST.O— FALOON with 8 furnished rooms;furrounoVd by factories ami lurnli*r yard?:«!J fstebl Ished and good paying; business.R. O. WILIvH, Itt'i Keamy «=t.

JOTA—BRANCH bakery ar.d notion ftore: fStab25 yrs: doing pood buFines?: cau.«« of s^Hin^sickness. LOOICET & MIJitRAY. 14 Third.

f4-V)—SALOON; tne fixtures; Rood stock; finelocal.; worth double amount aektd; low leift;* snap. LOONEY & MKRRAY.14 Third rt.

C4.V<—

BRANCH bakery and notion Btoro; cv«r$000 in sight; N. Marl:et; cause Fcllins s'.ck-netj; map. LOONEY & MURRAY. 14 Third.

VORTGAOED saloon— Well located; mercantilelunch would be very profitable; call thisweek: lnvostifrate ar.d make olTt-r;also choiceInvestments in - proc"ri<-s . and bars, J <lruuttore. Isaloon and lodcins-booSC, 2 goodn-fU.urantf, 1 livery stable.

SCHWKIXHARD & CO..rhon» Mint 1811. V.17 Market, brt.r,tiiA Cth.

CALIFORNIA Investment and DevelopmentCo.. 777U Market st.; tel. Hlark +107.

Two-thirds inurest in rlgar factory;' (roodfade ralrsir.iLn preferred ; 3 5 hands; S20C0.SiXK)

—French bak & confec fac-tory; Fnap.Ftandr— f125, 51.V1, $:too. $150, ?20C;b.

CIPO—PARTNER In restaurant: murt be ableter.fl c*?h. Lutteramnn & Co.". 916 Mkt,r. *>4.

S .><*>—

CORNER saloon: north of Market; lewvent; fine bus.; fa-r.. trouble E<v- LUTTER-MANN&CO.. 01<; Market ex.. rooms &4 &05.

STEADY younp man wanted, with $12~> cash.for plain, light work; will pay JCT< j»-rmonth;. no exi<crienr(. required: permanentplace. Apply 10IG Market t-t.. room 10.

EVERT elt'.sm caii have 100 acres IT.S landredwood, tan. oal: or pine, by applying toHome Equity. }<ZiZ Market Bt.

A—flOO; PISH market; full vnlue; clear $100month. STRAND. .'J31 Kearny *t.

STORE with hie!, basement, nr. Keamy Ft.;make fine bowling:alley. BABIN. 413 Kearny.

WOOD ar.d coal yard for sale; olfl-rstalilishedbueisf-si in Wf-Fttrn Addition. 2»j^l Bufh st..•¦or. Broderlfk.

GOOD raying Fraall evening paper route for•tie. 413 BuFh st.. room 1.

flKOG CASH or Fecurity: romer prro«-ery andbar; Rood location; no apents. 300 Hayes tl.

JiWi-COOD Faloon with- 5 furnished rooms Infcuslnets district, .with lease. Bex 11s. CalL

BUSINESS CHANCES Continued.FOR tale

—Tiie only store in a thriving town

cf 120<> inhabitants, surrounded by the bestfruit and grain farms in the State; stock con-Slsta of staple groceries, agate, tin, crock-ery, glassware, hay, Krain. feed, notions,

ftationery, school supplies, paint, oil, wood;oil bright, clean stock; good trade; best ofreaFcr.s for selling; will Invoice about $:550O;will t-ell for actual cost of stock; long leaseor premises can be bought en easy terms;dwelling and barn with the store. Call encr address GEO. A. SMITH,Falrfleld, SolaiioCcunty, Cal. .-;-.¦'¦*•-;¦?¦

$2300— SALOON, one of the oldest up town;

best transient location: rent reasonable; In-veFtisatlon solicited. Ifm«an business, ad-dress Saloon, box 3S91. Call offlce. Oakland.

RELIABLE man and wife desire to rent ortake fullcharge of good rooming-house; gilt-edge security. Box J<<>, Call.

CHOP house, doing finest business onThird st.;will fell at a bargain; leaving State; inquire. morning;. 7ii7B Foisom st.

SALOON for sale; must be sold. 411 Thirdstreet. v

CANNERY stock paying dividends; only smallamount for eale. ai:6 Pest et.

CARRIAGE material business for sale accounttlckneBB. MR. KITZMULLER. S4.T Howard.

LOPGI\«»HOl'SKS VOll SALE.A^jTATlil^MILLSN&CO.. 006 MAKKET~StT

PHONE JOHN 63L ROOMS 7 AND 8.Clear Titles Guaranteed on AllSales.

Any place sold on monthly payment*.17 r.;rent J55: 2 entmn.; monjy-maker .$000fc rt:rent vUj; newly furnished; only 273

$1700 PUTS a 25-rccin?d house; lixht pnd sun-ny; furniture pood; carpets new; clears $125;rent $120; steady roomers.

J. A. McMILLEN & CO.."POO Market St.. rooms 7 and 8.

21 ROOMS; near" Market; rent $50 ..SSOOOCO rooms; good fur. and carpets; r.$95. 200014 rooms; rent $S5: velvet carpets 116021 rooms; Cth st.; newly carpeted; rent

$1CO; Ions lease; clears $H«; this is& snap 1SG0

J. A. MclIILLEN& CO..900 Market St.. rooms 7 and 8.

Phone John 5S1.

HEADQUARTERS for good lodging-houses and

hote:». G. W. BCHWEINHARD. 917 MarketSt.. between Fifth and Sixth, rooms 1-2.

BARGAINS—

Inveetiate them; buy them; "theacent and his reputation are not tor sale."Ifvou want a good house for a bargain read:16 V. : central; rent $125; trans.; price..$150031 r.;Market: rent $175; trans.; price. 20002S r.; downtown; rent $sr>; mech.; price. 1200Sr. r.;downtown; r. ?X'.O; choice; price. S0O0"i r.; central; rent $125; good; price... 2100

Tenancy assured and hundreds of bargains.Call early.

SCHWEIXHARD & CO..v 017 Market St.. bet. 5th ar.d 6th sta.

RYAN & O'ROURKE 765 Market '.t.Opp. Phe'.an building; Phone Black UW.i>7 rooms; rent 550; lease; clears $150;

owner must fell, account other business andas time Is very valuable to him; now offersth!B at treat f=acrlnoe; $^O0.

52 rooms; 1block from Market; close In;lease; rent $110; half housekeeping; $1500.

1C rooms: good location; north cent.;' $950.2 l(k-rooin hou<?e?; b«st block north central

in rity; only $7f.O each.Also propositions, all sizes and prices, in

all parts of the city.UYAN & O'ROURKE.

A FEW OF OUR SNAPS.A OC-room houee. rent $50 $1000A 22-room house »X>

A 90-room house, Kearny st 2000An 11-room house, $550, cash $200.A 6-room house, Sixth st., near Market 225A iO-room house, with board S0O1.-.0 more house;. m

'Money loaned at l^a per cent. McBRIDE &CO.. ll'MMarket st.: phone Jessie 14G9.

SMALL rooming house. $50 cash: $160mortgage; low rent. McERIDE &CO.. 11<HMarket tt. .

ARGYLE Hotel, 234,McAllister,opp. City Hall—All complete, furniture, lease, etc.. foreale; new. elecant and complete; handsomeofGVe and reception loom on ground floor;electric Ilehts. fast elevator: 130 sunnyrooms; for sale under order of court, subject

to incumbrances; rare chance to enter hotelbusiness; scaled proposals will be receivedby the undersigned up to noon of January

12. 190.7; snle subject to confirmation. S.NICHOLS, Liquidator. 234 McAllister et.

12 ROOMS; rent $45; rood location S75023 roorr.s; rent only S52; cheap 95010 rooms; on Geary St.; low rent 45042 rooms; rent only $100; transient 3O00"00 rowns * ocru^n* "inn liou?&\ r^Tit$100. \100TO rooms; corner'; south of Market 3200SO rooms; corner: north cf Market 3500

Mosey loaned at 1 per cent.Hotels, roadhouses. Kats. 0 to 100 rooms.

E1TEL & CARROLL, 212 Kearny at.

A. KREDO & CO 759 Market at.» Phone Black 3430.

14 rooms; Fifth st. ;only :.... $.100JO rooms: Foisom; give away 2509 rooms; boarding: easily worth $2C00;

clears $100 a month; take it for 120025 and '>0 rooms, new, at your own price,PEE US BEFOHE YOU INVESTKREDO & CO 753 Market St.

WINSTON" & WOLF,1026 MARKET ST.

21 rooms; corner: rent $72 $1^0024 rooms; rent $45; good paying house.. 12002W rooms; r. $00; make offer; must sell. 120O41 rooms; brand new apartment house. 40001:5 rooms; corner; rent $75; clears $150. 2100

We have some fiood bargains in mortgagedhouses: call and 'investigate^ them.:

•; MARIOX GRIFFIN. :

: s719 Market, nr. Call bide.: tel. Brown 4-5-8.Big:r» list at office: open 8 a. m. to 5 p. tn.

MITCHELL & CO.. Phone Jessie 2981.120G Market St., orposite Sixth.

We willFell you any house for part cash,fcalcnce monthly payments. We have a lar^elist to Felect from. Please call and see someof cur bargains. Carriage waiting.

IA. CAMERON &- CO Phone South 1050Removed to 3 Eddy St.. corner Market andPowell. If you have real estate, hotels,rooming-houses cr business to sell, list withue. We have customers walling for goodir.wstments; carriage for customers.

15 BOOMS. 2 baths, everything in nrst-clasaorder; actually clears *70 month: price ?110O.Exclusively with E. B. PERRY & CO., 030Market Ft., opp. Emporium.

NOTICE—

We have hundreds of houses for sale;willloan you money at 1V^% monthly pay-ments. M. E. RIVES & CO.. 1023 Market.

5350—0 ROOMi?; Third st ;rent $30; must sellquickly. Home Equity, 1035 Market st.

KEARNY. 23R. near Bush—

21 rooms; price$2WX»; rent fSO. .

ANICE lodging-house. 9 rooms; good location;price reasonable. Apply Call office.

SI'lUITUALISH.

ATTENTIONMRS. DR. CLARK.

/The wc!l-known medium and clairvoyant,mny be consulted on all affairs; every hiddenmyrtcry revealed; che will show you how toovercome your enemies and unite the separ-ated: tell your entire life

—past, present and

future; satisfaction by mall; send stamp forcircular and Epeclal terms. 343 Geary st.

MRP. DR. CLARK.

MRS. Katie Heussman, 1774 15th St., near'Guerrero; circle Sunday eve., 25c; sit. dally.

EARLK. ir^2-Ellis St.; hours 8:30 to 12; tellEa>t 103.1; ceance Sunday night. *•:-'.--¦

CL.AIRVOYAXTS.PROFESSOR PAUL DESTINE.

i The First Registered Trance Clairvoyant andPalmist Ever in San Francisco.

Ido hereby solemnly agree and guarantee tomake you no charge if Ifail to call you by

j name, tell your occupation and what you called¦ for; Iprcmihe to tell you whether husband,j wife or sweetheart Is true or false; Iwill tellyou hovr to gain the love of the one you mostdesire, even though rnlles away; in fact, Iwilli<?ll you every hope, fear cr ambition better

j than you can tell yourself; Iwill straighten outj>our affairs and give you luck that wins euc-• ceys in love, marriage, business, mining, spec-ulataion, health, recovering buried treasures,lottery, employment and better positions; nomatter what trouble you may have call and Iwill help you or charge nothing for my serv-ices. $1 this week.

32« O'FARRELL 8T. 326.1 MISS WILLE. 330 Ellis »t.. clairvoyant and

crystal *e«-r—

Special full life reading for $1;when others fall pho succeeds; her power ex-

; cites the womler end admiration of even the¦ most skeptical; gives full secret how to con-

!. trol. fascinate and charm any one you know.love, admire or meet; ifyour business is notsuccessful she can put you on the right track;advice on all affairs of life; hours, 10 to 8.

jISMAH. the Esryptian srypsy clairvoyant andpalmist, permanently located at 1104 Market

! tt., cor. Turk: private readings dally,10 a.m.to 5 p.m.;readings by mail as satisfactory as

I Jn perron; 3 questions answered $1; full life.$5; »end lock of hair, date and year of birth;don't s=end currency. Send postofflce. WelZs-

! Fargo money order or registered letter. /, ASTROLOGY, palmistry, clarvoyance: crystal] life readings; names, dates, events: questionsI on mind; everything revealed, or $500 for-

feited. Normado Sortlclly. King of Life Read-<tb, 039 Hush, nr. Powell; tel. Black 5251,

MISS M. WILLE, 330 Ellis et.. clairvoyant.crystal seer, reads your life correctly without

names given;50c,$l;tel. Sutter 1800.

S MME. RAVENNA will give full life readingfor BOC one week. 5 Fourth at.

MME. WALTERS, (treat canl reader; la. 25c.cents 5t>c HIMission St., nr. Oth: open Pun.

OLDEST lady palmist and card reader In city.1 l-Jia Kearny. room 2u: ladies 25c, gents 50c

' —L'J bBTf.S^f^q ROOT*! J -^"

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