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A STUDENTS RESTAURANT.

Another interesting phase of Bohemia is
the restaurant in which the student eats
and drinks. There are plenty of them
where the student may dine "wisely and
WELL" all successors to Pere Tim. The ap-
petltes here are always good, whatever the
bill of fare.
These restaurants differ quite materially
from that OF the ordinary diner-out. To
begin with, they have dingy walls. Some
times these walls are decorated by the stu
dents who frequent the place. Blues and
purples usually abound. They are not
quiet places. Plenty of noise and loud
laughter, boisterous but harmless, accom-
panies the ciatter of dishes, and tobacco
smoke rolls up in clouds. No attention is
paid to the re6nements of life, large or
small here,
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GOethe-Schiller Prizes,

Spread out on tables in a large room on the
first floor at 120 Sutter street is a miscellaneous
assortment of fancy goods knick-knacks and
bric-a-brac, giving one the impression that it
is the starter of variety-store. These articles
and goods seem to have no owners, at least no
one has laid claim to them. The stuff has been
left over from the Goethe-Schiller festival, and
in the lot are many things of considerable
value. In the fair booths many tickets were
sold for chances to win these things, and the
articles they won. The rooms will be kept
open a few days longer i'll order that the hold
ers of winning tickets may get their prizes.
All that are unclaimed will be sold by the as
Sociation,
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in from their daily exercise they
always stop for drink. But
when they came in from that fire they
knew they were too warm to take drink
of water without getting sick, and they
Just walked straight by with their heads
hanging down as if they were most tired
to death.
Do you know any boys that would be apt
to show as much sense as that?
rather think, on the whole, that like
the fire business better than anything else
l have tried.
If | could be sure of having three or four
fires to put out every single day think
should go into the department, even if
Phyllis had to stay out forever.
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small brackets are bottles of turpentine
and chemicals
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FIVE O'CLOCK TEA.

Within the past few years "afternoon
tea" has become quite the thing among
the studio-dwellers. With some it is sim
ply means to an end-to become popu-
lar. These artists have a regular reception
day, and play the host. With the greater
number it is pausing time and cozy
chat with any friends who may drop in
Ii you can't stop your work at the time
your friends will make you cup of tea.
In gathering of men alone ,bocks and
pipes" are the usual refreshments, served
with piquant sauce of iests and stories.
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AN ARTIST AND HIS MODEL.

1 have left the most interesting charac-
ter till the last. 1 met him the night of
my first visit at Darbly's. His name is
Jean Jacques Gautier and he comes from
Brittany.
He had been making a crayon portrait
of Darbly's niece for which the latter had
agreed to pay him 8 francs. 1t was made
from a small photograph badly preserved.
Gautier had never seen the niece. She
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A BABY SPEAKS.

In,silence 1 lie and watch thy face,
Sweet mother mine,
And think how full thou art Of grace,
And oh, how kind!
And / almost laugh as hear thee say,
81 think the baby has noticed to-day"
To thee am "Baby''-thou dost not know
How often I've Hved-how long ago
A chieftan was. and once king
Though now I appear such little thing!
I've had my share of earthly Joy;
OF womau's love I've made toy,
And once in martyrdom died
ITO atone for my other SINS triedD
But God seal on my lips has set,
And twill not be lifted till [ forget:
For God Is much wiser than thou or l.
l must not remember how it feels to die!
Dear little mother, with eyes so brown,
When l wanted rebirth ! sought around
TIL found thee, with thy face divine,
And then I knew that thou vert mine
That thou my mother in truth would be.
Sweetheart, was wise in choosing thee!
So day by day into thy face
I'll look, until lose all trace
OF other lives, and only know
That I am here and love thee so.
NJ. G. T. STEMPEL
1875 Prospect ave, Mount Vernon, n. y.
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Park Music To-Day.

The following choice programme has been
prepared for to-day's open-air concert at Gold
en- Gate Park:
March, "Aurora" ......,.....,,..,...L Latann
Overture, "Templeweihe". Keller Bella
Selection, MADAME Favart' t'......... Offenbach
The ballet music in civilian Tell. ........ Rossini
descriptive fantasia, 'In Clockstore Orth
Overture, "Circe' .......................W Wettge
Cavatina, ''Robert" Observation-Disclosures. Meyerbeer
Solo for trombone, performed by f. K. Tobn.
Waltz, New Del Monte'' .Redding
Finale third act "Rigoletto" o".............. Verdi
Allegro, quartet and storm scene.
'sTramway Galop". p"...,..............,....Bu Burgmein
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SILKS.

That Black Silk Dress or Waist or
Skirt, you'll buy them here this
week. Such prices as these at both
stores.
STRIPED TAFFETA SILK, % inches
wide, fancy stripes in cardinal, navy, SHC
green, brown and black only; regular ~
at 81 15, only. iafo
FIGURED CHANGEABLE TAFFETA,
% inches wide, dainty patterns for ~ w
waists, six handsome two-toned color w l.
effects; bought TO sell at 81 5O only. fsro
PLAID TAFFETA SILK, % inches
wide, many Of the clan colors, incud-
ing the Royal Stewart, Mcleod, NC az l .OO
Kenze, ETC.; nothing more stylish, ep =
nothing cheaper than those at..... faro
BLACK FIGURED TAFFETAS AND
INDIAS, 20 to "a inches wide, beauti- S0C
full fancy silks that sold from 75c TO w
81 25, marked to close out at. t.........- Yard
BLACK GROS DE LONDRES. % inches
wide, all silk, very heavy, too good for 70C
lining, but cheap enough to line with "
at the price. .........s'... IaIo
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Mrs. Cleveland has a rarely beautiful
hand, not very small, but admirably
shaped, which is said to be sure indica-
tion of the artistic temperament.
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NOVELTY BOUCLES AND NIGER
HEADS, 81 inches wide, the latest
colorings, such as golden brown,
mousse, tobac, old blue. grenat, ETC.,
all wool, very stylish; 30 pieces Of
fered
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SILK-FINISHED HENRIETTAS, 38
inches wide, In all the evening shades,
no dark colors; very special Offering
Of 30 pieces at. ............
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NEW FRENCH PLAIDS, yard wide
plaids of the Scotch clans, and many
new patterns and color effects; 25
pieces offered at
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DRAPERY NETS, so inches wide, the =
ss~ saasnss hes sse soe ST. s sSe so 25o
60c and 75c yard. ....................... Yard
CHINESE CREPE, 81 inches wide, the IOC
popular cotton drapery, in curious lU
scroll patterns. 49,. .-................. AND
-, :.. 150
Cotton ball fringe in combination color :.
ings to match &c yard.) .
-:
A NEW TINSEL DRAPERY, SO inches ::
sas ns5n as9 o. ssss sss fG sFaR @ 2O
Soouo- Yard
(Silk tassel fringes to match 121ac yardo
rAHex sSns Ha Tes noa s+9Gnd wss 5
open-work borders, and also with TO =
striped borders resembling ribbons. 81 so
....................... ............... Yard
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135 Prospect ave-, Mount Vernon, Ny.
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EMPIRE FANS, latest Partisan novelty, ="
very small sticks of decorated wood or q .00
bone, spangled gauze, hand-painted ID l.
Empire" designs, pink, blue white, TO -.
cream and black. Observation-Disclosures. $500
BROAD ELASTIC BELTS, to inches ds 90
wide, elaborate silver and oxydized e,p L.
buckles, the very newest thing in belt TO
r..
NOVELTY VEILINGS; Just opened so
pieces brand meshes including OSC-
the stylish ring dot with hole in center ~
mond mesh . i .......................... e So. So
TRILBY COLLARS, Gauffre silks, lace q. I so
Insertions; all the popular evening ,D -
shades. .........................., Each
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HOUSES TO LET.


600 HAIGHT, 8 ROOMS, BATH, LAUNDRY.
Ooo cement cellar, $50; 1920 California, z
bath, $40; 5l9 Third ST., 10 rooms and bath, $35;
2S Hill ST., 8 rooms and bath, $50; 72l Shotweli
st., cottage, rooms, bath. 800 SO; 134 Fifteenth
ST., 6 rooms, bath, 500; 1924 Folsom ST., rooms,
bath, stable, $50; lS Twenty-sxth ST., near Vaen-
cia, cottage, rooms, SD; 141 Douglass ST., cot
tage, rooms, $14. w. H. GRIM &1 CO., 11S Mont
gomery st.
@ ROOMS, BATH AND LAUNDRY; NEWLY
- painted; in firstclass condition and very desir-
able; rent $37 30; on Twelfth ST.; also, on Glen
Park avenue, second floor, 4 rooms and bath; $15
most delightful location in the city and only haIf
Diock from Mission-st. electric Howard-st. cable
street.
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pI1RIIcATInN oEEIcE.

Fo5 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ BRANCH OFFICES-710 Market
street rear Kea1ny open until IL o'clock midnight ;
$50 Hayes street open until $3.50 o'clock III Larn
street open until 9:30 O'Clock SW corner Sixteenth
and Mission streets, open until o'clock 25IS
Mission street, open until O'Clock and 116 Ninth
street nnnn until ESQ O'clock
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MEETI>G NorICEs-Continued.

R%9 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
8~S stockholders of Western sugar Refining
COMPANY will be held at the Office of the corpora
tion 327 Market ST., San Francisco, Cal, on MON
DAY. the 25th day of March. at ~ NJ for the cleo
tion of board of directors to for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other business
may come before the meeting.
RORERT ONWARD Secretary
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RS ASSOCIATION BUILDING, MASON
us and Ellis sts.-SpeCial service at the Young
Mems Christian Association to-day at 3 o'clock,
addressed by Rev. DIR. Northup of New York and
Mr.. Ferris OF Chicago. The California Male Quar-
tet viii sing. Service Tor young men between
the ages of Is and 30 years. NO ladies admitted.
General o. o. Howard VIII lecture before the asSo-
citation next Friday evening, March s, on Grant
at Chattanooga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RSS MONEY TO LOAN ON SAN FRANCISCO
Ab~S real estate. w. j. GUNN, 410 Montgomery.
y~EP CUMMINGS RHEUMATIC BELT
GB~S cures rheumatism: cure no pay: free to
the poor See testimonials in office 303 Third st.
TP~S9 JOHN +. LYONS NOTARY PUBLIC
B~S and Commissioner OF Deeds. Passports pro-
cured. Office 607 Montgomery ST.; telephone
5439; residence 2202 Steiner
RSS BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR $4
LS~S Collections made, city country. Pacific
Collection Co., 4l5 Montgy ST. room g. Tel. $3.50.
Ts CLARA POLTZ, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
S~S rooms IA and 10, 9th floor, Mills building
Practices in all State and Federal courts.
Rs J. B. MCINTYRE, BOOKBINDER AND
Es~S Printer. 422 Commercial st.
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ERS "REASONABLENESS OF CHRISTIE
LS~S anlty. Six free lectures by Rev J. B.
koehne, Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mission St. between sixth and Seventh, Sunday
March 8, TO Friday, March 3, 1885, inclusive
Sunday, II A. NJ, Judaism Before Christ; sun
day, 80 P NJ, sermon the Mount, or Christ's
Theory of Morals; Monday evening "The Mir
aces'; Tuesday, The Distinctive Teachings and
Principles of Christ'; Wednesday, THE Trans
hguration"; Thursday, THE Crucihxion"; Friday
''IngerSoism."
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L'RENCH WOMAN, SPEAKING GOOD ENG
Il lish, wishes any kind of work; assist in house
work. cooking and sewing; is good seamstress
has her own sewing machine; understands mend
ing; or would assist in lodgng-house; good worker
Address 6. w, box l29, Call Branch Office
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~ OOD CUTTER AND FITTER IN THE LATE
" designs in skirts waists will accept engage
ment in families, or Will do it in my rooms cheap.
Apply 1916 Eddy st,
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w country hotel, $25 apply to-day Sunday, at
80 A. NJ, ready 10 start. c. r. HANSEN IL CO.,
ITO Geary ST.
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Rs FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
LS~S Lutheran Church, Geary St. near Cough
Rev J. ; Simon, pastor. Services at II a. NJ. and
1;3U p N. Subject OF morning sermon, "Christ
tends in One Point, Guilty of All.' Sunday-school
AT 9 - A. NJ. All Welcome
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E% SPECIAL GOSPEL SERVICES WILL BE
~ conducted in Gospel Hall, S32 Howard st.
by w J. Mcclure, the Irish evangelist. and John
Nloneypenny, evangelist, from Toronto, Canada.
An address 10 Christians 3 o'clock P NJ and
Gospel preaching at 7:45 P. NJ: also every evening
during the week, except Saturday. al the same
hour. All invited. Seats free. Hymnbooks free
and no collection
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9 ALESMAN WANTED TO SELL THE RAPID
~ Dishwasher 10 the wholesale and retail trade;
washes and dries the dishes in two minutes with
ont wetting the fingers $75 week and all
penSeS; easy position; no hard work; can make
500 a week Address w. p. HARRISON & CO.,
Clerk No IA, Columbus, Ohio
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VANTED-ATTORNEY FOR a GOOD LIVE
W mining town. Apply, between l and O'Clock
to-day, at 105 Stockton ST., room l.
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MANIFESTATIONS BY FIRST-CLASS
w cook in private family; can do all sorts OF
work; have years of best references from big fam
lilies; would go short distance into the country; no
postals. 1929 Polk ST.
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If[SP SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH, CAPP
-S~T and Twentieth DISQUALIFICATION at 9:45
\. NJ. Young Peoples meeting at $50 p. NJ. Rev.
Mrs. Lila Frost Sprague will preach in the morn
ing az II O'Clock on "The Kingdom Within"
Rev Leslie W. Sprague will preach at 7:45 p. NJ.
on a Liberal View of Divorce" Pastors resi-
dence, Hocel st. Nicholas.
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MAN WITH 5000 OR MORE; SALARY $75
w per month; good security. 1904 Market ST.,
room 2.
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WANTED - YOUNG MAN AS STENO-
w grapher graduate Commercial High school,
Reply, stating age, experience and salary expected
S. &. box l0S. Call Branch
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SITUATION WANTED BY AN ENGLISH
- woman working housekeeper or good cook in
hotel or restaurant. Address a. r., box 1872, Call
Branch Office.
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DRESSMAKER AND SEAMSTRESS, FINE
~ filter, sews by day or week. So so week
NJ. M 561 Stevenson st.
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Il VOLKMER, THE COOK, PLEASE COM
u. muncate with US. c. r. HANSEN & Co.,
10 GearY st.
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. WILLING, HANDY YOUNG MEN WANT
- work at anything right away wages no object.
w. B. and A. NJ, box 10S Call Branch Office.
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YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY
I and qualify for good-payng positions. CALL
FORNIA TELEGRAPH CO, Kearny ST., cor. Clay.
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n IRL ABOUT Is FOR SAN RAFAEL, HELP
" in kitchen, $40. Apply SEKLEGEL &
BAKER, 1923 Front St, for address,
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WANTED-5 WOODSAfEN TO CUT CORD
w wood and make shingle- bolts: good pay: years
Job; office opened to-day Sunday, u O'Clock. r.
T. WARD d CO, SOS and 610 Clay St.
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EASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUA-
II tion as housekeeper. Address I Margaret place,
upper fat. bet. IA and 16 Turk st.
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DEFINED, INTELLIGENT WOMAN DE,
IL sires position Chambermaid. waitress OIL
care of children; city country; references wages
moderate. Address Refined, box $50. Call Branch
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DESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITH A
IL child years OF age would like situation as
housekeeper prefer more a good home than high
wages reference given and required. address
MRS. j. Z. s, 5O7 San Pablo ave, Oakland, Cal.
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PS7 FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH. COR
l1~S Geary and Franklin sts. Rev. DR.. Stebbns.
minister; Rev. w. G. Eliot Jr., associate minister.
Sunday-school and Bible class are at 9:45 a. NJ.
The morning service is at II o'clock The evening
service is at 7:30 Subject OF evening sermon,
personal Religion" Service of communion and
baptism Immediately at the close of the morning
service. Al are cordially invited
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MARTIN & CO., EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
W 749 Market St. main telephone No. 1S49, fur
nish all kinds of reliable male help.
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WANTED-BY SOBER HONEST SINGLE
w German, age 80 position in grocery-store; can
give good reference from last place and security
Will work for board and room until acquainted with
trade, or will take other employment. Address II.
S. box 153 Call Branch Office.
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NEW ENGLAND WOMAN WANTS SITUA-
~ ton in small family; is good plain cook; or
would assist with light housework or take charge
of children; city or country; wages $12 or $l5 L.
c. B., box us. Call Branch Office.
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nRESSNAKER, FIRST-CLASS FITTER AND
II trimmer, wishes few more engagements; 81 so
per day. Address 103l Market.
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SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT
- cook, also by second girl; same fan8y; good
references. Call 93S Pacific st.
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~ FIRST NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH
Ls~S (SwedenborgIan) O'Farren ST., bet Web
ster and FIllmore-Rev. f. J.. Higgins. minister.
sermon Il a. NJ. Sunday-school 2:30 P. NJ. Lee
ture 1:45 p. NJ. Subject, "SwedenbOrg's Inventions
and Service 10 Science" Third lecture in a series
on Swedenborg and what he has done for the
world. All are invited. Seats free.
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DRESSMAKING AND GENTLEMEN'S
~ clothing neatly repaired. MRS. CORCORAN,
754 Folsom St., basement
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WANTED-SITUATION BY MIDDLE-AGEI
w woman in small family to do general house
work: good home more an object than wages
Address Help, 1015 Clay ST.
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f5CS57 ATTENTION-MRS. MAGGIE WAITE.
S~S the modern Witch OF Endor will hold
another OF her wonderful seances tonight at 8
O'Clock IN Washington Hall, 35 Eddy ST. Don't
fail TO hear this marvel of the nineteenth century
Come early TO secure seats. Good music. Admis-
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young GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUA-
i tionto do upstairs work and sewing. Call $50
Mnna st.
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~ ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WASHING,
" ironing and housecleaning by the day. Please
call 106 Shipey st.
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YOUNG MAN FOR POT PLANTS AND
L greenhouse in private garden. SIP Haight st.
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VOUNG LADY DESIRES a POSITION AS
boolkeeper or clerk. Address NJ. s., 1000
Washington ST.
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WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY
w washing or cleaning; terms 81 day. Ad-
dress w. W., box 1877, Call Branch.
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< BRICKYARD LABORERS; 3 OFF-BEAR-
- ers for brckyard. country, MURRAY &
READY, 634 Clay ST.
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TWO TAILORS WANTED; ONE COATS,
COlfaX. Cal.
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Young MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT IN
L wholesale business; give reference from
present employer. Address b. box II, this office.
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w WANTED-AMERICAN BOY FOR OFFICE
w work who take shorthand notes and
operate Smiths Premium typewriter; wages $5 a
week. Address S. p, box 1913, Call Branch.
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E'XPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WISHES A
IL few more engagements by the day; terms
81 so. Address Z. NJ. box los. Cal Branch.
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MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS ON
1Nl ranch man is tirst-cass farmland wife good
cook; reference. Address NJ. W., box so, this
office.
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FXPERIENCED CUTTER LADIES' TAILOR5
IL of all kinds of ladies' coaks and suits wishes
position Address Cutter box SO, Call Branch.
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NEAT YOUNG GIRL WISHES POSITION AS
~ lady's maid or upstairs work and sewing.
1913 Baker st.
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< WOODCHOPPERS, 81 so PER CORD;
- farmer and wife; 3 farmers; hotel clerk and
runner, $50 and found. MURRAY d READY,
634 ClaY st.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED-25 GIRLS TO DO ALL KINDS OF
$50 month. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424 SUIT
ter St.
MISS MATTI OLSON PLEASE CALL OR
w send your address, chambermaid for
springs, 500; hotel waitress for Nevada, fare paid
$50; waitress city, SO; cook and laundress, $25;
Scandinavian cook, $50; German girl, housework
work, S25; German nurse and upstairs girl 500
10 girls, light homework, $40 to $15. c. r. HAN
sen d Co. ITO Geary st.
CtHAMBERMAID FOR SPRINGS, $50. CALL
- this Sunday morning, c. r. HANSEN IL CO.,
ITO Geary st.
WANTED = NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework for nice family of persons near
city, $50; fare paid. EVER d co.
CHAMBERMAID. COUNTRY HOTEL, SI5;
- waitress country hotel, $50; women for
housework, $l5 and $50; 2 hotel cooks, S25 and
$35. MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay st.
COOK, GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN, $50;
second girl, 800; u housework girls, city and coun-
try, $40 and $25. Apply MISS CULLEN, 1O5
Stockton ST., room g
(,ITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-WANTED-
~ A colored woman for kitchen work. wanted
office-boy, 16 years of age wanted waiter coIored
preferred, $40 and room; wanted, gardener, under
housework, in family, ne washing. City EN-
ployment Office, 1904 Market ST., room 2.
~ IRL, MIND BABY, 81. DEMISTEN, TWEEN
VI ty-first and Valencia, room 16.
W AN NIED-GlRL FOX SMALL FAMILY, TO
w do cooking, washing and general housework
wages $40. 1915 Broderick ST.
NEAT PERSON CAN FIND ROOM IN EX-
~ change for hours work daily. Address Neat
box 105, Call Branch Office.
NEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST
~ general housework and children. 25O6 Bryant
avenue.
WANTED-YoUNG, GOODLOOKING, WE'LL
w built girl that wants good home and learn
gymnastic act for the stage weight between 80 and
lis. Address Mr. & Mrs. d. box 49, Cali Branch
DESPECTABLE GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF Q
~ children, So. Apply Park Fruitstore, end of
McAllister-st. Railroad.
STRoNG, REFINED YOUNG LADY FOR
- medicated baths 1l01a Stockton ST., room l.
~ GOD OPERATOR ON FINE CUSTOM COATS
VI 730 Howard st.
bright YOUNG LADIES TO TAKE SHORT
ID hand course at AYRES' Stenographic Insti-
tute, 325 Montgomery st.
SUCCESS! SUGGEST SUCCESS!
~ At the Mcdowell Dressmaking Academy
A grand opportunity TO get useful education most
reasonably. Everything we teach is practical. If
you contemplate dressmaking, cutting and fitting
by all means visit our academy and for your
self that have the largest school, greatest num-
Der of teachersin fact, by far the best facilities
for teaching dressmaking OF any establishment on
the coast. We are teaching the Mcdowell Gar
ment drafting Machine the only improvement on
the tailors' square, and the standard system of
dresscutting throughout the world We received
the highest award at the Worlds Fair, and only
system receiving gold medal the NIidwinter
Fair. Dressmakers furnished to families, ST SO
per day Perfect fitting patterns cut TO order, 25c
Positions guaranteed TO pupils free. Now is the
time get ready for business. Easy payments
unlimited lessons All callers receive fashion book
free. MCDOWELL DRESSMAKING ACADEMY
213 Powell ST., San Francisco
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A GENTS FOR THE MAGNOLIA BLOSSOM
~ positive for all female troubles. Those
in need call for sample from 10 a. NJ to P. NJ, 437
Fell st.
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FFS7 PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY = FREE
-" public lecture every Sunday evening at 7 AS
America" BY DR.. Allen Grifiths, the Pacific Coast
lecturer on Theosophy.
Ft[ES7 METROPOLITAN TEMPLE-SUNDAY
- evening at 7-30 O'Clock Captain R. KeIso
Carter Will speak on Twenty Reasons Why the
End OF the Age is at Hand Special music S ats
free This will be the last of the St. Paul Mission
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I ADIES-YOU CAN GET RELIABLE HELP
II at MRS. FENTON'S, 1O41a Stockton st.
STRONG, RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS ANY
- kind OF work by the day, week or month. Call
or address 325 Fifth.
The morning call., 1895-03-03

VOUR NEIGHBORS' ADDRESSES WANTED;
i $40 per 1000 paid plain writers; incose stamp,
addressing Bureau 100 w 27th ST., N Y.
The morning call., 1895-03-03

As HOUSEKEEPER BY AN ELDERLY
u American woman; good cook; likes children
understands washing and housecleaning; home
the Chief object. Call at 46O Minna st.