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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
AN UNHAPPY JOURNEY.
A Widow and Seven Children Travel
by Wagon From Washin gtOn and
Arrive Destitute.

The Salvation Army is attending to
case of destitption which is one of tho
most pitiful which have been called to
their attention for long time.
Mrs. NJ. A. Prince, with a family of
seven children, ranging from 20 years
to less than 2. arrived in this city late
last week with $25, covered wagon and
two horses The money was to be used
for Transporting the outfit TO their home
in Washington, and as it was even less
than enough there was little to spare for
food and shelter. One night was spent on
the Petaluma wharf, and then, Major
Winchell hearing of their condition, the
mother and children were taken to the
Salvation Army Home for Children, at
328 Bryant street, where they will stay un-
til the steamer sails Tuesday.
The Prince family started from their
home in Bucoda, Wash, overland for
California with the hope OF improving the
health of the consumptive father and two
daughters. All three died en- route and
now the widow is anxious to return with
her flock to the farm.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
MISSION FOR
MEN CLOSED
Concluded at st, Ignatius
With Yesterdays
Services.
The Result of the Meetings L
Satisfactory to the Church
People.
Fathers Einnegan and Van Der Ber-
den to Continue This Work
at San Jose.

The services at St. Ignatius yesterday
concluded the very successful two weeks
mission which the Jesuit Fathers Finne-
gan and Van Der Eerden have been con-
ducting.
Throughout the past week exercises Tor
men have been held every day and the
large Attendance and the earnest atten-
tion of the congregations have been very
gratifying to the missionaries.
Al half past O clock yesterday morn
ing the Gentlemen's SodaIity marched in
body to the church and joined in the
general communion. Following this at
10 80 o clock came the regular morning
services. The music for this was by a
triple quartet, which rendered mass by
Riga. The offertory was cave Maria" by
Doss, sung by quartet. Maurice w.
O'ConneIl presided at the organ and di-
rected the choir.
Rev. Father Finnegan delivered the
morning sermon, taxing for his subject,
''The Battle of the Standards. He said /:
GA year ago there were two great poiit-
ical parties. Each had its standard bearers S
party cries and organs The human race
is also divided into two parties, one under
the leadership of Christ and the other
animated by Luclfer, the enemy of Christ
and mankind.
"Lucifer is depicted seated on throne
of state, terrific to behold, surrounded by
his minions, imps from hell and evil men
who lower tie standard of right and
wrong, spread false max ms and wicked
prac ices. At the command of their mas
ter they spread themselves through the
world and endeavor 10 draw all men, by
n iNs
pomp and pride and greed of riches to a
lower level" Then the speaker proceeded
20 show how the excite ment OF the pas
sions leads 10 evils which cause the ruin
of innumerable souls.
Christ" he continued, ION his side,
sends his apostles with a message of sal
vation and invites all good men and true
to correspond with his designs and spread
the teaching and practice of the eight be-
attitudes among their fellow men. By
this teaching and practice society is re-
generated, men are reformed and souls
are prepared for heaven
The speaker closed with an earnest ex-
hortation to the members of the congre-
CATION to renew their fidelity to Christ, to
consecrate themselves 10 his service and
by honesty, sobriety and purity to raise the
dignity of true Christian manhood.
a special service was held at o'clock
in the afternoon, at which Father Fin
nezan delivered an address to the
young ladies on the Emission and Duties
of Young Women" The solemn closing
exercises of the mems mission were held
at 7:30 o'clock in the evening. Rev.
Father Van der Eerden preached a sermon
on THE Means OF Perseverance" The
solemn Eenediction of the blessed sacra-
ment, conducted by Very Rev. ]. F.
Fr1eden ana assistant priests, followed by
the Papal blessing, concluded the serv-
ices.
Fathers Finnegan and Van der Eerden
leave tnis week for San Jose, where they
of October, when they will return to this
city and conduct mission at st. Francis
ChnrCh.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
HENRY MARET'S BENEFIT.
The Olympic Dramatic Club Entertains
in Honor of It's Orig nator.

The Olympic Dramatic Club Entertains
in Honor of It's Originator.
The olympic Dramatic Club rendered a
reception at the San Francisco Turnhall
Theater last evening to Henry Maret, the
originator and stage manager of the
organization. The main feature of the
entertainment was presentation of the
romantic drama. "Trip Van Winkle."
with Henry Maret in the title role. Other
characters were interpreted by J. P. Groet-
lens. Louis Wood, Fred Russell, Jeanette
Harowltz, Josie la Fontain: Frleda Rehn,
James Morton, Frank Kruil, Fred Miller.
louis Franklin and Miss Katie KrIeg A
numbe OF pleasing special!ies were intro
duced during the performance Ihe
Miss Emmy Busy, was one OF the most
4 dance conducted by Alfred Furth as
hoor manager concluded the programme.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

~ UITS--BEANS--
VI 355 grape e-pickers, men or boys only, 81 so,
railroad fares: other places for grape and fruit
pickers only, csc fare wages $50, $26, S25 and
S23 paid monthly before If required 80 men
boys pull, beans, $25 and $24 per month,
found, 81 fare, no experience required 35 farm
ers orchard and vineyard hands for steady jobs
year round in different localities in California,
wages from $26, $-5 o $50 per month and found;
4 ch0reboys for ranches, $15 aud $40 per month
and found; harness. maker and farmer, S25 AMI
found; pruners see boss here 500 and found; 8
milkers, 500 MURRAY q READY, 634 aud 636
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L'AMILIES RETUR MING FROM THE COUN-
i try looking for competent help be suited
imme diately at @. r. HANSEN d CO. 'S, 1OS
Geary ST.: telephone Grant 1875.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

EIRSr CLASS GERMAN HOUSEWORK
IL girl desires situation; good cook and laundress;
best references; city or country. MISS CULLEN,
323 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES SlTUA-
~ ton do general homework; is good cook;
objection to country 6. c. O., box 3, all.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

IMPORT Ant TODAY
Factory-We want strong laborers tor a large
factory, Alameda County; $26 and found; free
fare MURRAY & READY 634 and 636 clay
n ERMANf OR R:SCANDINAVIAN TO DRIVE
" milk wagon. country route; one without expe-
rience preferred $50 and found. c. r. HANSEN
& CO., 10S Geary st.
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pARBER FOR A COUNTRY HOTEL SHOP;
ID third baker wanted city shop, $25 aud found.
NJ MURRAY & READY, 634 Clay S.
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YOUNG WIDOW WANTS To Do GENERAL
l. houspwo for gentleman; city country {;
a good hand with children Call Or address, AS
sixth ST., room 1OS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

DELLA BILE WOMAN; GOOD COOK; WOULD
III do downstairs work; assist with washing;
postas answered if farespaid; good references
1918 Lu 1h ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

WIDOW, STRANGER, WOULD LIKE
w work by the day; plain sewing mendIug or
housekeep ping; call days. S2l Mission, room 8.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE EMPLOY
L ment in family, with privilege of practicing
music two hours daily: small compensation
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFtICk-MRS.
" LAMBERT, AIT Powell ST gel. Main 5332),
furnishes best help of al natIonalities.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

AT THE SWEDISH AND GERMAN EN-
n poy menL Bureau mum Der of hrst-class girls
awaiting situations MRS. NORTON, 315 Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

CCO1( II GIRL VERY GOOD COOK, WISHES
- situation; homework: best references. Apply
TO Mrs. HIkD, 72l Ellis, te ephone Sutter 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

CTRONG GERMAN GIRL WANTS POSITION
- as cook general housework in private fam
lily or boarding house; city country; speaks
good English; experienced COOK. W. K, Wilson
House. 775 Mission ST., room AZ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

EIRSl-CLAs$ IRONER WISHES A SITUA-
L tiou; city or country. 10 Whitmore place, on
Clay, b. ween Powell and Ma 3on SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

EIKST CLASS SWEDISH HOUSEGIRL
II wishes situations; good cook and laundress;
$50; city or country. MRS. MERTON, 315 Sut-
ter St
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!, OOKKEEPER WANTED. COUNTRY STORE,
! $40, see boss here 2 80 P. NJ to-day; 25 wait
ers, $35, $50 $25 for city and country hotels and
restaurants; z dishwashers and kitchen-hands
$25 $40 and S15 per month and found cook,
country hotel, 80 and found fare 81; 8 cooks
different places, $50, $40 $3p; second cooks,
S25 and $50; barber for country hotel: pantryman
and waiter S25 and found: washer r springs,
$50 and found; meat trim mers s. 75 day. NJ L r.
RAY q READY, 634 and 636 Clay
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Va ANTED - -DRAUGHrSMAN, COUNTRY,
w $75 to So frst-cass wi1dow-dre esser for
leading drygoods house; teacher of gymnastics
and ply sical culture; ailor for country; ba ck-
smiths helper and fnisher carriage work, $40
10 $l2 week; carpenters, mill work, S3 so $4
Its; il wood choppers, 80 cents a cord farmers,
$50 and $25; farmer and wife; laborer about mine
and wife, $50; married German stableman and
porter, $40 a week; fruit -pickers, SIS q month;
cooks walters porters and others. Apply 10 ]. +.
CROSETT & Co., 62s Sacramento ST.
WANTED-1O sCRAPER TEAM DRIVERS.
w 81 day and board; Is aborers for city,
81 rs a day, long job and others. Apply to J. F.
CRoSETT Il CO., 629 Sacramento st
MEAT AMERICAN NURSE DESIRES A Po-
~ sition best of references J. F. CROSETT &
CO, 3lo Sutter st
COMPETENT GERMAN SECOND GIRL,
- with references, desires situation. ]. +.
CRoSETT & CO.. 316 >uter st.
Il - READY s from S75 to 500 per month
and found. Here are some of them: 1877 team
sters and laborers for banks, syndIcates, corpora
lions and private individuals, for different coun
ties in this State from 81 rs, 81 80 and 81 so day
and $26 per month, found; also In San Francisco
want SO teamsIers, 81 rs and ST. so day and
$26 per month, found, for different large COM
panies (not necessary to know streets of this cSy)
also 56 aborers shovel sand, gravel, dirt etc,
81 rs, 81 GU day, S26, $25 month found 25o wood
choppers different places in country 81 so, So 10
and 81 60 cord. tools and food advanced; l65
scraper-teamSterS for work, S26 per month
sters $2C and found; so shingle and box bolt
makers 5 % and 81 so per cord: boys to learn
a trade S3 a week: blacksmith's helper; SO tie
makers &c each; SO labOrers Tor manufacturing
company. $40 and found; lumber piler car-loader,
81 rs day. ee boss here; tail-sawyer 81 80 per
day. MURRAY IL READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
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YOUNG GERMAN GIRL Is YEARS OF D
l. wishes position to assist in light housework.
Call at - ChestL ut st, In rear.
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EIRST-CLA-S MAID AND SEAMSTRESS
L with city references wishes q situation Call
at sos Stockton st. Monday.
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BOARDING WANTED.

EURNlsHED OR UNFINISHED ROOM
by gentleman In private Catholic famf ".
qulel ana cen raj Locality price $40; referenc ca
given. B .. B., box 81, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

Young WOMAN DESIRES PLACE TO DO
general housework; city or country. Apply
325 Minnast
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ITO BUY. SEEL OR EXCH- Nj BUS y ESS
i of any kind. See orI.AN. 1892 Ma ket st.
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COOK, COUNTRY. $50 AND ROOM; COOK,
y city, s25 second cook, 81 week cook, $40
and room. German COO <, $12 week; boarding
house oks. S25 to $50 and room. MARTIN &
Co, 749 Market St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-MISCELL
PHILADELPHIA (PA.) MERCHANDIsE
broker des res goods for jobbing; grocery. drns
1877 south Front st ~
0LD GOLD. GOLD DUST. JEwELRY. ETC
" bought. o. NOLTE jeweI-r 222 tpEarre1;' III
ROOkSl BOOKS! BOOKS! = OLD BOOKs
- bought a. KLEIN'S, 127 -ixth 81.
paw ABROkEK-OLD GOLD SII,VEB ,asT
- oH elo. ming bought Add COLEMAN, Al Third
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HOUSEWoRK GIRL, ARIZONA $25, FARE
IL paid; Tacoma $40, see party here; is house
work girls. city and country, $40 and $25 young
girls, assist, $40 to SIS. MISS CULLEN, 1923
II
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nRESSMAKING BY THE DAY: Is GOOD
~ cutter and filter. D M. box 81, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

M ANTED-BY AN ELDERLY, SOBER AND
w respectable cleanly home with respect
able family where he can do chores or light work
enough pay for bed and board; milk or
lake care of gentle horses Address H. N. MER-
RITT, BILLY q MACK'S, 27 Ninth ST., San
Francisco, Cal.
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. CHAMBERMAIDS WAIT ONE MEAL,
. city hotel, SIS and room. MARTIN & CO.,
749 Market st.
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HELP wANrED-Cont1nuea.

WANTED-GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN n
w girl for renerai housework American fam
lily of 2; no washing Apply 1t 22l5 California st.
between 10 ard z: wages SIS
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. MATTRESSES, CITY RESTAURANI, $5 A
= week; waitress city restaurant, $25: waitress,
Oakland, $lz ana found: waitress, Crockett. $40
AM room; young GIRL wait on table, city restau-
rant, $40 and room: waitress, restaurant, Ala
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CITUATION BY YOUNG NAN, DRUMMER
~ or co lector; one who has had some expert
ence; acquainted with city good references; give
bond; star. small salary address ID. NJ, box 1856
Call Office,
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EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON MEMS
II overalls. tpply this day, Standard Shirt
Factory, Cough and Grove
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d LACKSMIT II AND WIFE WANT WORK ON
ID ranch or in country town. b. W., box 81 Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

90 TO 40 TRANSFERS AND LABoRERs,
OV city. 81 rs per day. MARTIN q co. f49
Market
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GREEN HANDS AND SEAMEN FOR SOUTH
u Seas, Australia and ports in England Ireland,
France and Germany. Good ages at HER
MANS. 637 Clay 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

DLAIN LAUNDREsS HOTEL WORK, 500
and room: laundress, $40 per month. MAR
TIN & co, 749 Market st.
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ROOMS WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY, BY YOUNG MEN
4 rooms adjoining; privilege Of light housekeap-
ing; between Bush, jackson, Buchanan and Devi-
b box l21, Cal Office.
CHEA UNFURNIsHED ROOM WANTED
" D., box l49, Cali Office.
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pY AN Al DAIRYMAN, STU ALTON AS
- superintendent or manager of creamery or
dairy ranch. would rent on shares. Address A.
W., Call Branch Office, Oakland.
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CoLoRED WAITRESS, ASSIST CHAMBER
" work 81 so a week. colored girl, country,
MARTIN tS CO.. 749 Market
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n IRL, oCTAVIA ST, $50; GIRL, EDDY, $25;
VI girl, Fresno, $40; girl, Mateo, 500; girl,
Scott 500 girl, Buchanan. $20; girl, Page 500;
gil broderick $50; girl alameda, $40 girl,
Union, $ q; CIR Larkin, 500 girl, Ellis, 8 20; girl,
Taylor. $ls MARTIN d Co, 749 Market st.
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NOOK AND SECOND GIRL, MINING TOWN,
" $4U MISS CULLEN. 1913 Suter st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Contfnue


Ii UNTER & CO.. CHIN ESE AND JAPANESE
IL emp. office 6141s California ST., tel. main 2S1.
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DOSITlON BY MIDDLk-AGED AMERICAN
Il woman; Is a fine cUok and housekeeper; would
go across the bay. 730 Golden Gate ave
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

CIRL, TAYLOR ST, SIS: GIRL. SUFFER-,
VI SO; girl, Sacramento $lo: girl, Fulton, SIS;
gir, Guerrero, SIS; girl, Ellis, S15: girl, Mission
$15; girl, Devisadero, $l5 gil, second ave. SIS;
girl Laguna. SIS; girI. Geary SIS: girl, Post 81 81
girl, Fair Oaks $l5; gf !. BTodeuck, 81 girl NC
Allister, SIS; girl fresno, $15. MARTIN Il CO..
749 Market st.
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VITANTED-1O SCRAPER TEAM DRIVERS.
w 81 day and board; 15 laborers for city,
81 rs day, long job, and Others. Apply TO j. F..
CROSETT Il CO, 62S Sacramento st.
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M AN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS; WIFE
I1 FOR housework man for general; no objection
to country Address NJ. B.. box So, Call
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MAN WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
M wishes position at any general Office work;
real estate, insurance who. .esale office preferred d
references from present employer. B. o., box
l42, Call.
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EfNISHEK PETER RYAN WILL PLEASE
il call at Home Misunderstanding Co, 546 Brannan
ST., and ask for John Schmd.
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DRINTERs WANTED-8 RELIABLE UNION
men; steady iob piece work. P. W., box 46,
Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

~ ERMAN. AGED 80: UNDERSTANDS GAR
VI dening; care OF horses: milk refer nces
wag moderate. p. M, 674 Sixteenth ST, East
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

Man WHO CAN FURNISH HORSE AND
IVA buggy and who is thoroughly acquainted in the
city would like do collecting, put up notices for
real office or work of q similar character
Address M. f., box 8, Call
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0.<l7. GENERALM CHA Disc STOREt
DA ID. good place STRAND. 1922 Marker 81.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

I AUNDRESS FOR PRIVATE FAMILY, $50:
IL up tairs girl. $40; housegih, 2 in fami Y, $50;
chamb rmaid, $50; housekerpeT, $l6; Irish
housegir S2o cook $3J: neat German housegiri,
$50; middlo-aged woman to take full chsrge of
house, Sl2; 20 hopsegiris for country, SIS to $50
and a great many girls for city, $50 to $26. Mrs
MORT ON, 3l5 Suffer st.
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GOOD WAITER WISHES STEADY Po-
" sition. Inquire At New Atlantic Hotel, 2U7
Montgomery ave-, room 8.
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DEFINED FRENCH NURSE. OR COVER
Ii ness to take charge of little girls aged and
years; good seam tress Apply at once 2O22 Bush.
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CARPET-CLEANING.


(I.Y STEAM CARPET-CLEANI MING WORKS;
- q. ans moves, lays carpets. q. h. STEVENA
Mgr 3S and 4O Zig hth ST: : telephone south 250
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WANTED-A WAITRESS FOR PRIVATE
w family, $50; also competent cham bermad n o
waiting, but must s'w, for same family, S25;
south, $50; Infants nurse, &2b: working house
keeper for city, 500; German second girl, $2U
Irish Catholic nurse for grown children. $25: 20
good homework girls for city and country, SIS to
So. Apply MISS PLUNkErT, A "A 5utter near
Powell.
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CITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE
- with small child to take care of country house
any other kind of work. q. g. TkAPP, Putah,
Lake County, al.
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TWO BROTHERS (ONE MARRIED) WOULD
like to take charge of a ranch; both understand
farming and handling OF horses and stock; wife
will do the cooking; no one need apply for US un-
less steady place is guaranteed u. j., box o7
this Office.
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WoMAN. ASSIST BOARDING-HOUSE, $50
w and ROOM woman assist bakery, city, $15
and room. MARTIN & Co, TAB Market st.
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INEXPERIENCED GARDENER WANTS SIT
IL uation: of horses: milk: first class
references more for home han high wages q. G.,
box g. Call
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W HEN YOU BECOME DI~G USTED WITH
W poor work send 10 SPA ULDING Us Pioneer Cas-
pet-beatinz Works. S53-57 1ehama 81: tel SO. ~
~ REAT EASTERN STEAM MCARPETCLEAN
" ing works IA Stb, B. GRANT, tel Jessie 2O1
| WATTS, reliable carpet-c Gaming ,renovtg alter
~ alton works. Alb McAIllster. Tel. Jessie 32l.
II ARBER'S ENTERPRISE CARPE1-CLEA NJ
II ing wks, 236 l4th. Tel Mis-. 100 4. T. Barber.
CARPETS CLEANED RKNoVATED LIKE
" new. }. MCQUEEN, 453 stevenson; tel :. 22S.
A DVANCE CARPEr- CLEANING Co, 4O4
~ Sutter; tel. Main 1874 GkO. WALCOM prop.
CLEANIN0. &c; LAYING. &c; RU,, SAM.
~ pies free; tel Jessie 944L Stratton, 8 Eighth.
( NARPE1S CLEANED ~ hENOT TATED LIKE
new 23Tenth; lei south 80 MRckintosh u ca
Il. NH CI. Ii CARPET~CI.kANING co,
y 24O l4th St. cleaning sc. yard; tel Mis- "A.
(fONkLlA'o { CARPhE BEATING MokAa.
~ $50 Golden Gaze ave Telephone Eass Ia
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YOUNG MAN, SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS
l. wishes work of any kind: AL references If re-
quired. Please answer, C. L. f., box 81. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

nANE UNDERSTANDS THE CARE OF
~ fast horses; good driver; of garden can
milk; first class references X X, box 139, Call.
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MEAT AMERICAN NURSE DESIRES A PO-
~ stion: best of references. j. +. CROSETT 81
CO., $40 Sutter st
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BARTENDER l. OR MANAGER-GOoD Rec
ID erences will give you . system that pre-
vents over-generosty, carelessness or dishonesty
of employees. G. H, box rs, Call office.
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VLUNG SWEDISH GIRL DESIRES PLACE
L TO do general housework; wages $25; refer
ences. 1880 Union
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

= CoLORED WOMEN FOR COOKING AND
- housework city and cou TRY, $40 aud $25. C..
r HANSEN q CO, 10S Gesry st.
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Young WIDOW WISHES HOUSEK EE p
er's position. I21 Montgomery ST., room 8.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

COMPETENT MAN AND WIFE WANT PO-
" stions in motel, manage lodging house;
city or country; reference. NJ. NJ, box 45, Call.
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0e-S GOOD CHANCE; BRANCH Pa
u VI -. kerry, de icaces groceries candies no.
tions, cigars, etc.: cause ness Apply this Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

DRESS Err FOR FACTORY, CITY. MARTIN
l. q Co, 749 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH
Iu es, iewery ,sealskns Uncle Harris, Is Grant av
Young MARRIED MAN WANTS TO RENT
L dairy complete or on shares. 62l California ST.
M lNCHESTER HOUSE. ~ HIRD ST, Mr.
W Market: 200 rooms 25c 10 81 so per night;
81 bU 10 So per week; convenient and respecLAols;
tlee bus and baggage to ana from the terry.
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SWEDIsH GIRL, FRESNO, $i5. MARTIN 81
- CO, 749 Market st.
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> FRENCH GIRLS AS UPSTAIRS ANC
- nursrgirs, 500 G. R HANSEN & CO., los
Geary ST.
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EIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE BLACKSMI ii
i wants sready job; also handy at repairing
wood work. +. <, oox 49, Call.
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GERMAN GIRL FOR NEVADA, FARE AID
" vanced. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market ST.
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ELCEU HOUSE, S6342 MAJ kET ST-ROUM
u 20c. 25c 20 soc ight; ) TO 81 week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


CTEADY, TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG MAN
~ wants position to drive or take care of horses
and make himself general useful Apply to MISS
CULLEN; tel. Grant l2U
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

EASTERN LADY WOULD LIKE HOUSE
u keepers position; city or country. 1O6 Eddy
ST., rooms "a and 25.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

E'RENCH COOK, CITY $50 TO $40. c. r.
Il HANSEN d. CO., 10S Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

~ IRL FOR COOK AND GENERAL HOUSE
" work; one speaking Frenth preferred: small
family; liberal wages and good home. Apply
2299A Sacramento ST
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-25

to accommodate books of different
heights The wood of the original mod
ell was antique oak, the curtain being
made of peacock blue satin sheeting
Attention is also called to the read
ing stand as the most complete of all
handy articles of furniture which do
not take up much room and yet embody
a great deal Of comfort. Some of these
reading desks accommodate number
of volumes and have racks for maya
zines. In addition to all this the top of
the bookshelf is sufficiently broad to
form a rest for the heavier volumes
while the reader is using them, or
might be employed for writing desk.
The book portion is revolving, so that
the reader can sit at his ease and by
simply turning the shelf bring any
book in the collection within his reach.