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CHICAGO, March 16.-The cattle m
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, March 16.-The cattle market
was without noteworthy chanSe IL VS.
the attention of buyers. All the offerings
were taken on a basis of fridays quotas
tions. Next weeks receipts are sSpSig n
Steers sold from $3.50 to $3.50 COWS and
bulls, I.5044.50. and Texans. s2.15ao.
In hogs the opening was fairly active and
steady. but later Il. response TO me preAfs
in pork a weaker feeling had possession or
the market. Sales of heavy were generally
at 81. and light weights Went largely
rherc were BUYERS Of sheep to-day at full
prices. sales making on a basis Of S2.lo1
4.15 for poor to extra sheep and SS'Scfo.cc
Receipts-cattle 500; calves. 100; hogs, 49,
COO; sheep, 2,0OO.t
LOUISVILLE. March 6.-Cattle.-Re-
up firm on all kinds. Nice butcher steers.
10G15c higher than Monday: other grades
about STEADY essEs E q 1la4.s s5nipfP eeders' $50 .55ass::
light. Market firm at un-
changed prices. Extreme tops, $4.5e; Light
hogs in good demand at quotations. All sofa
early and prospects look fair. Choice pack
ing and butchers. $3.50; fair 10 good pack
ing, s4.s51445: good to extra light, $4,000
4.40; roughs, s3.15@i 49,
steady and liStle doing. Good 10 extra ship
ming sheep, So .75u3; fair to good, S2.5O12.75;
extra lambs, s3.50a3.75; fair TO good, $50
$50.
soo. shinments. 500. Market strong, but
only a retail trade. owing TO light supply.
Good to choice shippsinng, n NATIVES Yes, i s 3
S.5om4.2o: feeders, s3a4; cows. s2aS: grass
Texas steers. s2.50M3.2o: cows, s1.75@2.75;
fed Texas steers, So. 5Oa4.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 200; shipments Sio9-
Market steady. Heavy; f9@+oo' Mixed
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments. none
Market Arm and good sheep in demand.
Native mixed lots, s3.250t4-25; lambs. $4,000
1855.
KANSAS CITY. March 1sLCattle.Re-
for good; slow on poor stock Texas steers,
s3.60SI4. IS: Texas cows, $-5003.l0; beef
steers. $4.70@5.5 80; native cows.
stockers and feeders, $.25@4.2O; bulls. $S.2oQ
Hoss-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 400. The
market was about steady. Bulk of sales,
s.a5@4.5O; h~eavies, fSom4o.is; pasKe gss
s4s5@455; mixed e so0 4s so I pigs. : ss'soa4 20 SAiOp
Sheep-Receipts. $500; shipments au1,
Market steady: prices ranged from $500
4.35.
CINCINNATI, March 16.-Hogs-Receipts.
1900: shipments, LOO. Market strong and
u1 Cattle Steady at s2.75a5.1o- Receipts. 200:
sheen strong at s2@4.5o. Receipts, 2oos
shipments, none. Lambs firmer at SS.2505.oo-
BUFFALO,, March 16.-Cattle-Receipts,
AZ Market steady and frm.
Hogs-Receipts, $3.50. Market steady at
| Yesterdays closing prices. Pigs, good TO
heavy, $4.55G4.S5. aoo
sheep and mbs-Rec A,zM. Mar
ket strong. Lambs, $s.75@o; sheep, slIoeo'
EAST LIBERTY, March 6.-Cattie nrm
at unchanged prices.
Hogs steady and unchanged
sheen steady. Extra, $.20G4.4O; goods
ss.SOa1; common to fair lambs, s2.5ou4So.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transfers, with ~ Tota
Consideration of S24.56O.

~ Va T@tsbOOs
Instruments filed for record III the re-
ccrder's Office of Marion county. Indiana,
for the twenty-four hours ending at p. m..
March 16, 1895, as furnished by Thee. Stein,
abstracter of titles, Hartford Block. Ne. 81
East Market street.
William J. Wingate to James O. Par
ker, lot 81, in block H.. and lot -,
in block 80, North India napolis. -. 81, 800
Sterling r. Holt ct al. to- Artificial
Ice and Cold-storagev Company.
Block A. in Langsdale's addition. 1000
Matthias Carver to same, part of lot
II. in Noel's subdivision of square 81 1900
William N. Harding, trustee, to James
Johnson, lots 10, 10, 80, 36, 90, 70 and
81, in Meadland G~randvfew addition. 4,45O
Charles F. Walker to Mary Goodperle
and husband, part of lot III, in Va
Edwin p. Pratt to Joseph Nj. Holy.
lot Il, in Reynolds's addition to -
Louis Pearce to Clarence H. Keller,
lot 8, in Dorsey's subdivision aof
Pitchers Oak Hill additiOn.......... ITO
William H. Bomghman to Arthur B.
ton to Haughville............... 600
Arthur b. Gardner to Charles F. Ell
bert, part same -.. 300
ner ct al, lot s., in Glenn's subdi-
vision of Brooks's addition. .....a.. 500
Robert E: Moore to Daniel Lesley and
wife, lots 40 and 124, in ChamDerS's
subdivision of Irvington .....s.sssa@ $3.50
Henry D.. Hesse to Patrick cor
nelly ct al, lot 6. in Hesse's subdi-
vision of Moore & Taylor's subdi-
George eoSlon F F. Brown Brown to Olive +. Nc A'VV0
Laughlin, lot a6, in Jennings's addi-
Christine Moldthau to Baldwin F.
Schirmer, lot IS, in Yandes, Nc
Herman & Pierce's subdivision of out
lot l,SoO
Transfers, IA; consideration. $24, $50
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New York Commercial Advertiser.
Divine as is the piano under the fingers
of a virtuoso, Incompatible except when
matched by an orchestra, its invention is
pretty nearly a curse. = In order that one
person may draw ravishing music from it's
strings, thousands of silly girls and silly
women deprive life of much of its value by
thumpings which lead to nothing. More
money is squandered in order that a girl,
with no possibility of musical culture, may
blight a whole neighborhood than is ex-
pended for any single useful purpose.
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The applications of the foilowing-named
Indianians have been granted:
Increase-Casper Rusche, Indianapolis
Marion county: William II. Weathers, Ma
rengo. Crawford, William Jordan, Reming-
ton, Jasper.
Reissue-John Blum, Jasper, DUBOIS coun-
ty: William Fowler, Hammond, Lake. Jazz
per J.. Burns, Forest, Clinton.
Original widows, etc..-Mary a. anderson
Bremen. Marshall; minors of Hiram C. Nc
Coy, New Harmony, Posey.
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or. The stock market was quiet and weak
OH the whole, but the strength of foreign
securities was a special feature. notably
Portuguese and Spanish, while South Amer
lean stocks We're frmer. With the prospect
of the war coming TO an end. the Chinese
issues were stronger. Rumors were cur
rent of another Chinese loan of f20,0 900 ,OD.
Home railway securities were easier. the
WORST being known by the publication OF
Mr.. Bankers report on Grand Trunk affairs,
Bear re-purehases caused a substantial re-
scovery in the Canadian department. Grand
Trunk securities were up over l per cent,
and Canadian Pacific IA. The completion
of the syndicate to guarantee the paymen
of the assessments caused a rise in Atchi-
son. American railway securities generally
showed a better tone. but there was little
business done in them. The report OF the
New York Central road was held to show
that a further cutting down of expenses is
impossible, The report of Sir Charles Riv-
ers Wilson guaranteeing a nIvidend, caused
q rise Of 3a in Central Pacific.
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They Ride Astride.

Philadelphia Times.
The large number of women who ride BIZ
cycles astride has brought up the subject OF
a change in the way women ride horseback.
There are already quite a number OF skilled
horsewomen in and around Philadelphia
who ride horseback astride the saddle just
as men do. Prominent physicians say that
no physiological reason exists why they
should not. 1t is simply a matter of con-
ventionality and usage
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what Good winIt DO Herr

Philadelphia Inquirer.
For the second time the first prize IN the
captured by a young woman. Some OF the
young men in the State are probably doing
some tall thinking over the matter. and
wondering where they are at. And yet, after
all. it is difficult TO understand OF what
use it is to the average young woman tg
he able to stand UP before an audience ana
make a speech. As was remarked of the
dog that stood on it's hind legs, the wonder
is not that she does it well, but that she
does If at all
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: futures ranged as follows

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
Winter patents, $2.5oG2.S 80; winter straights,
$2.50a2. SO; spring patents, s. 90; spring
straights, s.. 10@z.S5; bakers, 81. 75@2.25; No. 2
spring wheat, 56A@60%c; No.,3 spring wheat,
nominal; No. 2 red, 55n555sc; No. 2 corn,
4hs@44Hc; No. 2 oats, 29c; No. 2 white, 1924
@32Iac; No. 8 white, 32@321ac; No. 2 rye,
521ac; No. 2 barley, 54G55c, No. 8, 52la@54c;
No. 4 nominal; No. l fiaxseed, Sill; prime
$1l.S71a@12; lard. per ID, 6.75a6. 771ac; short
rib sides Qoose), 5:so95.s5c; dry-salted
sides (boxed), 6.25@s.35c; whisky, distillers'
finished goods, per gal, S.26.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the
dairies, S916c. Eggs quiet at u18@12c.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 10. 900
blu; barley, 10000 bu. Shipnents-FIour, 1000
brls; wheat, $4,000 hu: corn, $1,000 bu; oats,
10000 bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

A Week Of disappointing Trade with
strong Prices Ruling.
In the week closing March 16 the volume
OF trade was disappointing. Not In any
llarch in the remembrance Of the oldest Of
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and Stcady-Hogs Active
and Higher-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 16.-Cattle-Ship-
ments. Zoe. Receipts were very light. The
market was steady at quotations.
Good TO choice shippers.
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Saturday.. Bank CIenrings.

AT MISUNDERSTANDING 50, 674. @54: bal
anees. s1.9l2, 06S. For the week: Clearings,
sos, 179, lbs.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, $751;. $751;; balances,
$G1.37S.
At st. Louis-Clearings, s,4oi,522; bal
ances, S6S0, 599.
At Boston-Clearings, SIS. 242, S33: balances,
81. 65e, 1863. For the week: Clearings, $S4. 019,-
lSS: balances. 50. 226.3 $40.
At New YorkLslearings, 500. 14S. t43; bal
ances, $6.616, 49, For the week. Clearings,
$5l6. 996, l54; balances, $33, 302, 461.
At Raltimore-clearings, $1.9-6. a09; bal
ances, $26S. S91. Tor the week: sClearings,
Sli, s36. e15; balances, s1,6SS. 9T5.
AT Chicago-Clearings. SIS. III 900; total for
the week. SS4.3S4.000; corresponding week
last year. ST esq, 600. New York exchange,
Toe premium. Sterling exchange, posted
rates, $490 and S4.SSl5. Money. 4a4i5 per
cent. on call, SOS per cent. on time.
At Cincinnati-Money. 446 per cent. New
York exchange, &n6oc premium. Clearings.
81 192, ZOO; for the. week, 81, I52. 400; same
week last year, $1i 49,, leo.
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E YORK. March 16.-Pig iron weak
Scotch, 5000; American. $9.50G12.5O. Cop
per steady; brokers' price. 93sc. Lead firm
brokers' price, &c. Tin plates dull.
ST. LOUIS. March l6.-Lead stronger
spelter steady at 2.e7isc.
Wool.
NEW YORK, March 16.-Wool steady
domestic fleece. 16d28c; pulled. 19@24c.
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NEW DIRK March 16.-Petroleum NOM
inal; United closed at Sill: Washington
barrels, &c. nominal; Washington, in hulk.
4.5oc nominal; refined New York. 6.s5c: Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. 6.S0c; Philadelphia,
in bulk, 4.3Oc. Ros.n firm: strained COM
mon to good. S1.60mI.65. Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 35ism37c.
WILMINGTON, March 16.-Rosin firm;
strained, S1.15: good, 100; spirits of tur-
pentine firm at SIC. Tar firm at 81. Tur-
pentine, hard, $1.10; soft. $50; virgin. 81. 20.
SAVANNAH, Ga. March l6.-Spirits Of
t,,rpentine firm at 35c.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
,IC Market street, open until IL o'olock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-5S0 Montgomery street.
correr Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
SSs Hayes street, open until 9:30 O'Clock.
III Lsrkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
SW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
Intfl O'Clock.
fble Mission street, open until O'Clock
ll6 NinIh street. open until 80 O'Clock.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL,

GRAND HOTEL.
] White Chicago Mrs Oliver, San Jose
W Munay, Sacto F MaXsol, Mare Island
r Munson, Cal Mrs : + Morde, Courtlnd
d Holister, CourtIand WIG Goodman&w, Isleton
J QuIgey, Los Ang j Z Gray, Bakersheid
c w Beebe, Cal r Reed, Reedley
} w Rea, San Jose Miss L Marcel, Cal
+ Cogswell, Lodi NJ McAuiay, Detroit
r B Butler Fresno II D Coson G W, Fresno
Charles Hegard, Quincy III Webster, stockton
] Ii Toplev Vallejo DIR ! A CalleEden Il d, Cal
A Pfster Paso Robes f Holden, Napa
i c Allen GloVersVile w = 1rimble, Seattle
r Case Los Ang NJ Layman, Los Ang
T Ross Sacto A Nelson & w Sacto
Mrs Parsons, Petaiuma r X Eastman, Boston
JCCampbell, BrownsVly II Fariss, Butte
Mrs J L Merritt, Woodlnd Mrs X Lowe, w oodland
c A IeadbetterJrISW,Cai G " Stone. Chicago
II Brooks, Cal II Rowland, Vallejo
r. Debs, Chicago w Knox, Sacto
Mrs w 5 Stafford, sacto NJ Daggett tSw, ,Vacvlle
+ w Jones, Cousa G Burnett Il w, Sacto
w Bruce, Chicago
PALACE HOTEL.
Miss Norcross L Obs J B Cooley. Newark
J f Doolittle, Alta Mrs Refs, Oakland
H II Haight q W, Oklnd II Herr,
+ Dunhan, Conn NJ p O'Connor & W, S Jos
J \ Lockwood, L 5 A Middleton, y
] NJ Barbour ireland a 3 Strange, \ J
] L Barbour, Ireland treund, \
: Leon y y Poppe, Bremen
; f Hammond & W, Pa \ Mosher Il W. Mo
y G James, y G II Ferguson,
w Baeley L : y NJ stein, Stockton
J \ Minturn, Minturn + Butterworth, ID
+ Folger, Oakland w Leake Sac
D Mccarthy Il W, y Miss Dorr Buffalo
BALDWIN, HOTEL
F Davis San Jose j McCarty, Grafton
\ NJ Robb, Port Costa II Raymond * VT, Sacto
= II Knapp Jr.. Fresno Carey, Watsonvie
c T Kretchmer, Chicago l. G Stevenson, Blomntn
w 5 Bergson & VT, Tex Vance, y
Mrs Clayton, q w Mitchell d W, Los A
d H WansleytIw. Chicago L Rice, Redwood City
Miss Belmont, Oroville E Belmont, Oroville
e G Stevenson, Chicago Muller, Philadelphia
a Long, 81 Paul Miss + Martin, St Paul
J c ST john Omaha Moore, Portland
Mrs Z Henry, ) Diego
NEW WESTERN.
y Pumatni Seattle NJ w Shidy, Lodi
NJ Mullahy, Springfield, Ill r Morse, Butte City
o 4 Aspden, wi, StOcktn r. L Borgin, san Rafael
J Anthony, sacramento Brayton, Tacoma
G Arnold. Victoria Be H Monday, n
J p Mylar, Phila G r Grant. Seattle
Edwin Best, Berkeley Hugh Griffith, Henley
y Benson, Stockton
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

T. REGULAR MEETING OF -
G5~S the Caledonian Club THIS n u y
EVENING, at s O'clock. Nominations SMTVs
OF officers for the ensuing year will be &A
made. Scottish Hall, Ill Larkin st.
d. X. Men ELL, Chief
JAS. Il. DUNCAN. Secret ary
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MSP ANNUAL MEETING - NOTICE Is
GS~S hereby given that the thirteenth annual
meeting of the stockholders of the san Francisco
Mutual Loan Association VIII be held at the office
OF the corporation. No. 524 Montgomery ST., s F.,
on WEDNESDAY, November 6, 1895, at 7:3O
O'Clock P NJ, for the purpose of eecting directors
for the ensuing year presen alton of the thirteenth
annual report and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting. All
shareholders are earnestly requested TO attend.
Books are now open for subscription 1000 shares
OF stock OF the Fourteenth Series. Loans made in
san Francisco and Alameda counties only. Inter
est per cent per anDum, Tree OF mortgage taxes;
premium 20 per cent gross or so cents per share
lnStalments, at pleasure OF borrower Loans may
be repaid at any time desired. BY order OF the
board OF directors. THOS. J. WELSH, President.
y. SBARBORO. Secretary.
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COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER DESIRES
" small set of books to keep; best OF reference
terms reasonable. Address G. r. box IL this office
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RS THE PAJARO FRUIT AND LAND
G~S Company-A special meeting of the stock
holders OF this corporation Will be held rooms
llb-l2Z, CrocSer building, this city, on TUES
DA~, November 8, 1895, at O'Clock p. NJ for the
transaction of such business as may properly come
before the meeting By order of the board OF direct
CHARLES II. MAASS Secretary
Office: AL Pacific St. San Francisco. Cal.
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SPtCEAL NOTICES.

ns PAINFUL FOOT AILMENTS SUCCESS.
L5~1 fully treated. DR. LLOYD, Chiropodist, Lur-
line Baths
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WANTED-SITUATION AS WAITER IN
w restaurant or coffee house by young man: has
some experience in the business. Address l. j.,
9O6 Pacific ST.
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pERMANENT PLACE WANTED BY MAN
l. wen acqua ed in his city, driver OF deliv-
cry va son or porter; salary TO suit The times Ad-
dress r. box ll9 Call Ofhce,
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| STRONG, INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, 20,
| - German, sober and steady good in any bust
ness ana willing to do any kind OF work, wishes
| situation. Address A. L., TAO Howard st.
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STEADY EMPLOYMENT WANTED AS AS
- slstant book. eeDer, cashier tmekeeper. stock
or shipping clerk; five years local experience; ref
erences furnished II required. Address H., box
II, Call Office.
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RR RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT;
E~S special attention to these diseases J. A
MCDONALD, MD. 1236 Market . to4 ITO JPN
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SITUATIONS NyANTED-Continued.


EASTERN GIRL DESIRES A SITUATION. AT
IL general housework; good references. 1872
Silver st.. near Fourth and Rryant.
ELDERLY NEW ENGLAND LADY WILL
u assist in small family, sewing and housework,
for room and board. Address A. Il. c., 339 Hayes
~ work and cooking in American family; good
city references. Call 1924 Howard ST., room 90
CITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT
- COOK and laundress; will do housework; 8 years
in last place; well recommended. Please call 1925
Mission ST.; call for days.
SITUATION WANTED BY A SCANDINA-
- Wan young girl to do general housework un-
able TO speak English. Call or address Al Sacra-
mento ST., San Francisco, Cal.
EASTERN WOMAN, FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
u keeper, wishes situaton: widower's family
preferred: no objection to children or country no
trlhers. Call or address l429 Mission St, room 2.
y house or restaurant. Call or address 4231za
Clementna ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth.
I ADY WISHES TO GO TO NEW YORK OR
l. Philadelphia; would give services for passage.
Call 21 Franklin ST. room 33. after P. NJ.
DEFINED WIDOW FROM THE EAST
IL would like any kind of sewing or gents mend
ing. Call afternoons, room 2, l119 Mission st.,
hrst floor; no tritiers.
CTRONG WOMAN WANTS WASHING AND
- house-cleaning by the day. Call address
1855 Howard ST.. cor. Fifteenth; barber-shop.
DEFINED YOUNG WOMAN WISHES STU
IL alton TO do ligh- work, with three afternoons 10
Branch, 7I7 Larkin ST.
WINCHESTER HOUSE, A THIRD ST, Mr..
w Market; ELECTRIC lights in every room: 200
roomsi 25c to 81 so per night; 81 so to Sc per
week: free Dus to and from the ferry.
DEFINED YOUNG LADY WISHES TO ACT
IL as companion 10 lady travelling take care of
child over years; wages SIS month: would like
10 go to Los Angeles Address L. A, box H. Call.
y ERMAN WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS
VI housekeeper or to do general housework. Call
or address Ill Twenty-slxth ST.. nr. Mission.
YOUNG LADY WISHES ALL KINDS OF
l. sewing and mending 100 Taylor, room 8.
WET NURSE WITH FRESH BREAST OF
w milk wishes position; city country; refer
enceS given. PIT Turk 81.
MOTHER AND son WISH SITUATIONS;
w mother first class cook: son to assist in
kitchen; no objection to country; son, age 27,
can plow. milk; is all around man on farm. j. c..
room !. 81 Natoma st.
nRESSMAKER, GOOD FITTER, NEAT
IL worker, wishes work in families by the day {;
reasonable. 170S12 Sacramento st.
NINCHEsTEk HOUSE, A THIRD ST, Mr..
w Market; 200 rooms; 25c TO 81 80 per night
81 80 to Sc per week; convenient and respectable
free bus TO and from the ferry.
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BARRIERS = STEADY YOUNG MAN DE
ID Job, city or country: country preferred.
Address ]. h, Pos ofIice, Alameda
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4 : COACHM WANTED BY
y young man, Swedish; understands the care of
horses and gardening; best of references Ad-
dress s.. box lO2. Call Office. Oakland.
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF l9 POSI-
w ton OF any kind in store; understands short
haru, typewrting and bookkeeping; good refer
ences. q s. hoN % Call.
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SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG SCAN
- dinavan; knows how handle fine horses,
garden and general homework: best OF reference.
Address s. B. A.. box 93, Call Office.
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COMPETE BOOKKEEPER DESIRES
y small set of books 10 keep; best of references
terms reasonabl bonds if necessary. Address
b. h, box II, Gail.
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Young MAN ABLE AND WILLING TO
i work wants some kind of work. high wages no
object best of references. Ad. w. w. box 75 Call.
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Young Ma y DESIRES POSIrI AS CLERK
L or agent; hrst-class English and French; bes
references. Address D. E., box 127, Call.
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YOUNG MAN WANTS JOB IN WHOLESALE
L house or saloon no references. GEO. OLIVER,
Adelphia House, hearny St, near Jackson.
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D c. G. COOKS SOC. FURNISHES COOKS;
L all branches: shortest notice. IA Geary.
NOUNG MAN, AGE %, WITH EXCELLENT
local references, bell elevator boy, or drive
light delivery wagon, or help around in wholesale
house or something similar Address c. MAUS,
609 Post ST.
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YOUNG MAN OF GOOD REFERENCE
L wants situation in dairy: thoroughly under
stands the business in all branches. Address p. G
box 9, Call Office.
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DROF. SHIPLEY, ,TAPE-WORM SPECIALIST,
l. 9O6 Market ST., San Francisco, has cured 1900
tapeworms in past Ia years here; read circular of
symptoms; consultation free; call or write.
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TO LEAsE-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
,ih - notei, containing lis rooms; splendid location
1roelai E terns VIII be made with desirable tenant
agents, liz Montgomery st,
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STU ATIONs WANIEp-FEMA ALE.

EDS5 COLLECTIONS: TENANTS EJECTEI
~ $40: costs paid. 400 Montgomery. I'M 9!
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w ANTED = A FIRST CLASS GIRL ON
w coats. Apply II. S. BRIDGE & Co. 622 Mar
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Re- BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81
~ Collections made, city country. Pacific
Collection Co.. AIS Montgy ST., room 8, Tel. $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-01

TEff[CF57 DIR. JOS. BAYER, 246 SUFFER- ST. 10 3
NE and 80 TO 80 Pm residence1 43l w ebster
ECS5 ELECTRIC AND INDICATED BATHS
w. l2Oj12 Geary, room IL: hours 10 to 10; 81
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-01

VIENNA COOK, PREFERS HOTEL OF
clearinghouse German girls for house
work; swedish chambermaids want places Ad
dress c. r. HANSEN IL co, 1lU Geary ST. Tele
phone lS5 Grant.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-01

NJ WANTED-WOMAN ASSIST WITH HOUSE
w work and help with baby. 106 Vicksburg ST.,
nar fr,,,nrn t,r-co notnd
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-01

ERENCH YOUNG LADY. FIRST-CLASS CUT
i ter. filter, designer trimmer, wishes a posi-
ton; salary moderate if a steady situation: refer
ences turnlshed. Address i box 81. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-01

Young GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AT
ard s.. "
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-01

EE7 WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
1~S scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed. G. ROSSl & Co, PAP Sutter.