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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
PUGS PUNCH
At VOODV ARDS
Local Sports Treated to a
Triple Boxing Pro-
gramme.
George Miller Was Whipped by
Henry Baker in Eight
Rounds.
Jimmy Lawlor Got Decision Over
Charley Conway After Boxing
Ten Rounds.

A good crowd of sports witnessed the
boxing contests given under the auspices
of the California Athletic Club last even
ing at Woodward Pavilion.
The performance opened with most
tiresome ffteen-round sparring exhibition
between Harry Woods and Bob Thomp-
son (colored).
Matches of this kind are de trlment to
any club. In fact two rounds of such
babylike boxing would have pleased
every body. The referee should have or
dered the men ont of the ring. 1t ended
in draw.
The ten round contest between Jimmy
Lawlor of this City and Charley Conway
of Chicago ended in favor of Law
lor, who received the decision from the
referee, Steve O'Donnell.
Conway is quite stylish boxer, but he
seemed unable to do any execution. His
system OF fighting is choppy, and he de-
pends entirely on rignt-hand body
punch to win his battles.
Lawlor landed the most blows and had
all the best of the mill, but he was eau
toned once or twice when he threw his
head into Conway's stomach.
Conway must learn how to punch from
the shoulder before he can hope to win
any battle. He is aggressive and game,
less they are backed up by something
more substantial in the way of delivering 6
hard goods.
The final event of the evening was an
nounced as twenty round contest be-
tween George Miller, the big six-footer of
the San Francisco Athletic Club, and
Henry Baker of Chicago. The last named
pugilist looked ike plgmy by the side
of his opponent, and Miller looked down
nnOn his jSt and smilad
In the first round Miller dashed from
his corner at the sound of the gong and
executed kind of war dance before
Baker, who wondered what all the foot
movement meant. He finally let fly his
lett and the glove caught Baker between
the eyes.
The Chicago man blinked, and Miller
went right after him. Baker received a
hard punching, and went to his corner at
the call OF time wondering what kind of a
man this Miller was.
He Immediately formed a good opinion
of Milier's prowess, and ii the second
round he lodged away from the giant un-
til Miller commenced to puff, tnen Baker
closed in and smashed his opponent a lew
stiff ones in the mouth. which took some
OF the wild rush out of Miller.
In the third round Baker had Miller s
face painted bright red. but be caught
some hot shot while attempting to land
his right on Miller's neck. Baker had the
fight In hand from tnis until the eighth
round when Mlller's seconds threw up the
sponge when they saw that their man
was resting in a dazed condition on the
ropes and presenting a target for Baker,
which the latter was aoout TO shoot at
when the referee got between them.
Baker was pretty well pumped out
when the finish came.
Miller will wear big shanty over his
right eye, which was closed; his nose and
lips are puffed and swollen. II will be
''the Miler's" last engagement within the
ropes.
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DENNIS LAGRuE Sec.

SAs "DINNA YE LEAR THE
tf~S slogan" = she'll Mound Park a. A ~
Berkeley, MONDAY, July 5, 1897. &YEy
fifteenth grand anLusl a:hering and &
games of the san Francisco ish Thistle Club
Greatest programme of athletic aud dancing
events ever witnessed the Pacific Coast. Am.
ateur AMI proies 80 lal II the leading ath etes
of the world will try their mettle In the heavy as
we'll as The sprin ing events. Games open to all
corners S30Uu IN cash prizes. besi les elegant and
costly medals for the anna eur events The games
emb ace contests of al de criptions and com n, on
10 al national Ties: running jumping, weight
throwing. bicvc e-rdng. fancy dancing and iu-
of-war. a grand b Il and display OF fireworks at
night The grounds will b. beautifully iltumi ma ed
with electrci.v Admission, soc; after o p NJ .
25c; children, half price Buy your tickets for
Shell Mound. w. A. ID wv son, loyal Vhief
GEO ". ATERsoN, Recorder.
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Euilder,s Contract.

Spring Valley Water Works with Cahill tS Hal
lev4tor Company to erect one freight and four
passenger elevators in six-story building h.
east corner of Geary and Stockton, S14,S7U;
Clinton Day architect
John r. English vito John d. Adams 10 erect a
wc-st ry hrcg building west line OF Clay
avenue 57:6 feet west Of Clay street, $2I70;
Havens Il Teepke aIchitecls
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Contain shorts Estate.

The estate Of the late Captain John Short is
valued a. $2308 in pension and salary due and
$3.50 in cash. Dr. E. n. Short, grandson of the
decedent, has filed an application Tor letters
of administration.
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EDES IMPROVED ORDER VF RED ee~
Se~S Mems Hail Assoc aiipn OF san SaGS.S>n.
Francisco-lhe annua meeting of the NosNN>
stockholders IF the improved Order OF Req Mems
all Association Of San francisco will be held in
the building or The association. 20 Post s.. on
MONDAY EVENING July IL, 1897, at 3 o clock,
directors for the ensuing ear, and such 9th n
business.as may properly come before the meeting
DAVIS ..OUDERBACK, Pres. dent
WILLIAM ]. SMITH, secretary.
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g ANNUAL MEETING-rHE REGULAR
Ef>S annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Mariposa Com mmercial and Mining Com pany will be
held at 4 he office OF he company room 8. in the
Hobart building, No. 532 Market streer, san Fran
cisco, Cal, on TUESDAY. The 9th day of July,
1897. a the hour of O'Clock P NJ for the pur-
pose OF electing board of rectors 10 sci We dur
ing the ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business may come before The meeting
H. q. ST VF.NSON, ecretary
Office--Room 8 In the II Hobart building, 532 Mar
keJ street, San Francisco, Ca.
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GS ATTENT1oN, DIVISION No. pA
tF~S %, a. q. II. OF A.-Al members N2VNg
hereby request to assemble al Hi GNM
bernia Ii all J. 70 Ninth ST, on MoNDAY ccEIs
MORNING, July D, at 8 o'c ock sharp, to ~
march, corted b. the knights OF The Red an n
ifes to the huron ferry, to take O'Clock boat
TO cheuZt Park, the occasion of second a.
nual grand txcursiCn. Patriotic exercises and
games. FINES for nonattendance. BY order
EJGENE U'CONNOR, Pres.
DENNIS LAGRUE Sec
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CHURCH NOTICES.


NS HOWARD-SrkEET METHODIST EPIS-
49, copal Church, bet second and Third SITS,
two blocks from Palace HOtel-Rev. w. w. Case,
D. D., pastor; Martin schultz musical dir, ctor
he special music tomorrow evening will consis St
of violin solo by Miss Su lie B. air and cornet solo
by DR.. Fearn. Hours of public services IL A. NJ
and 7:45 Il. NJ. Sunday-schooi, 1880; prayer
meeting "Wednesday evenin- at 7:4b: Epworth
eaeue, 6:45 Sunday evening. Morning sermon
Brigade. in uniform, - he Zoe and Fight" Pas
tors residence, l40 hawthorne ST., near the
church Telephone Black 96l
RE- CENTRAL METHODIST EPIsCoP VI
G>S Church. Mission St, pet. Sixth and Sew
enth-Professo B. Oh al pell of TOXIC Japan, will
prea, at / Grand Cnri 'tian Endeayor
good citizenship meeting In the evening. Ad-
dresses by John Willis Baer secretary OF the
tinted Society of Christian EndeAvor. aud others
Patriotic music ally, Endeavorers. Strangers
made specially welcome There viii be street
meeting conducted by the young people of this
church and visiting Endeavorer. at p NJ. All
who VIII assist in this meeting ONE TO the church
6. 4 and . 30 oc'ock Sunday school at P. II.
y. Z. S. OF c. Il. at $50 p NJ.
E~S sixteenth and Market sts-,.ev. F. f.
Jewell, pastor Services at / A. N and 1880 p. n.
The pastor will prea> h National addresses and
patriotic songs morning and evening; Morning
subject, lis Our Repu bic Permanent Evening
subject, "Duti"s of Our Young People to Their
Country" suDdav-school at 1880 p. John
Dyar. superintendent. seats free. Pastors resi-
dence, 1881 sixteenth st.
N~ HOWARD PREsBYTERIANC CHURCH
ES>S cor. oak Baker SITS. (entrance pan
handle of Golden Gate Park)-Rev. +. K. FarrAnd'
pastor Services at A. II. and z :45 P. NJ, fppro-
pr ate to Independence day Morning subject,
"America's Glory" evening subject. t.' emor ias.'
Special music by select quartet William r. b ooke.
organist and musical director. Sabbath, cnool at
$3.50 A. Young Peoples Society Christian En-
deavor at 30 P. NJ convention Sabbath, July
il. special services conducted by prominent Wis
itors from the East All cordially invited.
%F FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
5~0 Church. Golden Gate ave-, cor of Polk st.
Rev. NJ NJ. Gibson, D. D.. pastor. services at IL
A. N. and Z AS p. NJ. Endeavor meeting at $50
subjec. for morning, PRAYER for Cuoa' {;
FOR evening, "Chrlstian Endeavor and Good It'll
Zenship" Cordial weicome TO ali.
Rvs UNION SQUARE FREE BAPTIST
sS~S Church. Bush ST., near Larkn-Rev Will
liam n. Mesefve, pastor, who wi preach morning
and evening July 4. Patriotic discourses. Com
munion service at noon. All Christians inyit ed
Sunday-schooi at 1880 P. NJ. and Endeavorers at
80 P. The pastor has just returned from
Boston and will be glad to weicome all frie nds al
the church.
T% FRENCH REFORMED CHURCH, 927
&~S Pacific st-Morning service, memorial
service TOR the TWO Fren missionaries recently
killed In Madagascar: evening rvice (tngiish),
.The Onward Movement of Endeayor"
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ns BAD TENANTS EJkCTED FOR -:
49, collections made: city or country. Pacific
Collection Co., AIS Mon:gy g., room 3; tel. bbS0.
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THOMAS E. WILEY, secretary.

RS ATTENTION, DIVISION NO. &eT0
6F~S 8, A. o. II. Of A.-AH mem bers are NsANgH
hereby requested to assemble at Hibern1a ,XxM
Hall, 12U Ninth St, on MONDAY MORN FSNSy,
ING, Ju v 5, at = O'clock sharp 10 march, H<3
escorted by the Kuiehts of the Red 81 amen alheS.
to Iiburon ferry TO take the O'Clock boat 10
Schu-t zen Par< the occasol Of our second an
nual ,ranI excursion Pal riotic exc cises ana
games lines for non-altenda iee. BY order
NJ FIJI ZGERALD, President
MopAN Secretary.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGEN1S-BAKEK'S NEW COMBINATION
n enameled sign universal slgnposrd; VIII
have a tremendous sale: nothing IKE 10; seculs
Mfg Co. 400 sanchez St, san Fr"Dciseo
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DAWNBROKER-OLDG GOLD SILVER, CAST
L Off co hing bought. Add. COLtMA N. Al Third
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

~ ATTENTION, DIVISION NO. a s,s,
Gb~S 2, a. O. Fl. of A.-All mem bers WNXW
are herebv requested to asse be at HI &NM
ter.la Hall, 100 Ninth ST. on MONDAY cEVIs
MORNING j uly g. at o'clock sharp, topN~A@s
march escorted by the KNIGHTS oI tn" Ell brancn
ities to The Jiburon Ferry 10 take c'clc ok boat
to Scnuetzen P.rS, Il e occasi II our second ali.
nual grand excursion Patriotic exercises and
gam, S. Fines for nom Ldance BY order
BARLEY LEE, Pres
JoHN KENNY, Sec.
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@~Ss CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOk CARDS;
sF~S California designs for Eastern V .stors: Ep-
worth Lea ue cards HILL, 2.1a Geary st.
- BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED
eb~S 244 to 3l11lo Satter I runks delievred 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

Tes5e ATE NTIov. DIVISION NO. NWY
GS~S 8, A q. IL. of ALI members StSM
are hereby .quested to assemble at Hi ~gySH
hernia Hall, - Ninth St. OF MoNDAY SN3
NJ lItNING July .. at 9 O'Clock sharp, 10
march, escorted bv the Knights OF the Red Brancb
kih to the iiburou ferry to take O'Clock boat
u >chue n Park, the occasion OF our second an
nnal GRAND excursion Patriotic exerc ises and
games. Zines non-attendanee. Ey orier
JOHN YALL, President.
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PROPERTY WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~
OUTAGE AND LOT IN MISSION, OR LOT |:
I J state lowest price. W.. OK 80. Call.
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re ATIEN ENTJON-DIvIsIoN 10. e.<@
ss~S' 16, A. o. Fl. of ALL memt ers XNAM
are hereby r quested 10 assemble at HI &M
bernia Hall, 10 Ninth St. on MON DA Y ei-SS4ys
MORNING, July 8, at 8 O'Clock sharp. t. 3 "
march, DRIED by the Knights of the Red Branch
Rifles, the huron Il rrv. take O'clock boat
10 Schueizen Park. the occasion of our second
nual grand excuI sion. Patr otic exercises and
games. Fines for non attendance. By oraer
j. J, C'BRIEN, President
]. NJ KENNY, Secrrtary
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ELEVATOR by WITH GOOD REFEh-
IL S $25; bellboy with good references, $-o'
por er, first-c place. city extra hanser.
up for hotel laundry. country; neat porter 70 ioi
country restaurant, $50 L. X. HANSEN " W.
10S Geary st.
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49, ATTENTION, DIVISION no NfM9
Es~G g. A. o. H. of A.-Ali M mbers are NNNN
hereby requested 10 ASSEM- BILE at Hibernia sNXf,
IA all. 20 Niuth ST., on MO DAY MORN GS-Nl
II u, July g. at . o'c ock sharp, 10 march. r."
escorte I nv The knights OF the Red Bra ca ftihr5.
to the Tiburon Ferry, 10 axe the boat 10 Schuet,
zen Par< he occasion of ur second annua grand
excursion Patriotic exercises and lanes flnes
for non-attendance. By order
NJ j WRIS, President
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NEAT RELIABLE WOMAN WlSHE, POSI-
~ tion to do general usework: small family =
no washing; Mission preferred; wages $50. Ad-
dress Nj. M, 4n72 Twenty fifth St
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PARTNERS WANTED.

nARTNER FOR BOTTLE BEER BU SINEsS;
L small capital; exper.en 9 not nee ssaly' az
Fourteen tn st.
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R~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
H~S the Maria Kip Orphanaye cor Lake ST. and
Seventh ave-, San Francisco. Cal, has received
the following ,rphan aud half-orphan girls from
April | to June 81, 1897: Mary kosta, agrd IL
years; Anne +. Matnison, years: larrie \.
brown, years Louisa NJ Hamilton, ~ years:
Neuie P"rkinr, 9 years; Flna Magnussen,
ye.rs: Mabel Magnussen, years: Eleanor NJ
Fuller, J / years; Sybil f. Fuller years. Alice
NJ DougaI years: Eva McDougall. years; Joy
Ellen Bancroft, year months.
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@R FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
5~0 Church. Golden Gate ave-, cor of Polk st.
Rev. NJ NJ. Gibson, D. D.. pastor. services at IL
A. NJ and AS p. NJ. Endeavor meeting at 6:3O
NJ subjec. for morning, PRAYER for Cuoa';
for evening, "ChrIstian Endeavor and Good It'll
zenship" Cordial weicome TO ali.
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TS FRENCH REFORMED CHURCH, 927
et~S Pacific st-Morning service, memorial
service TOR the Fren missionaries rec-ntly
killed IN Madagascar: evening rvice (tngiish),
"The Onward Movement of Endeavor"
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Young WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION
L as housekeeper. 995 Market ST., room L.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

KESSMAKER WANT A FEW MORE
~ places by the day or take work home Cal or
address 312 Sixth st, ups, airs
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ER ATTENTION-DIyISI ISIoN NO
Es~S IA A. o. H. of A.-Al members XNSSX
are hereby req ested TO assemble at Hi GSW
bernia Hall 20 ninth st on MONDAY efEANa
MORNING, July g. at 8 o'clock sharp, tor sNsgS
march, escorted by the knights OF the + ed Bran
Rihes, 10 the Tburon terry, to take o'cltck o'at
to Schuelzen Park the occasion of our second All
nual grand excursion Patriotic exercises and
games. Fines for non-attendance. By order
j. 2. henry, President.
EuGENE Nc, OY. secretary.
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WILLING YOUNG GIRL WHO WILL AS
w sist for a good home; small compensation
Addres, HOP Filbert.
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COMPETENT AND RELIABLE WOMAN
~ wishes position, with Fl st-class reference, to
cook or do hoLsework with small washing. 1924
Howard ST., room II.
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Es ATTENTION - DIVISION NO. SxSNS
E~S IL, a. o. Il. of A.-All members NNNNX
are hereby requested assemble al Hi yENM
berpia Hal, l20 Ninth St, on MONDA GCNSSs
NOR MING, July 8, at 8 o'clock sharp. to q u
march, escort ed by the knights of thu RI Brahcn
Rifles to the Iiburon ferry, 10 take The 8 O'Clock
boat Schuetzen Park, the occasion OF our second
annual grand excursion. Patriotic exercises anu
games Fines for attendance. BY order
y. MoRRIssEY, Sec. ]. p DEG \ AN, Pres.
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SPECIAL Nor1CEs-Continued.

~ NOTICE-THE FOLLOWING BOYS
us were admitted 10 the Armitage trphanage
of san Fra isco from april i, 1S. Z to June 81
1897, Inclusive: Lawre CT l hristiansen. age
b11s wears: Jephen H. Sandtord. age S13 years
p, lip X Boutw ell, age 712 years; George Butter
kichard ixon. age years: kugen Werdmillrr. age
51a cars: George Tultls, aye 5-12 wears; Valen-
tile Valanzula. age o34 years: kudo ph Valan-
zula age 8 Years: edward ID. Mills age wears;
Ma ion Blanton, age 5-l2 years; John Wilt,
age II years; Frank w. Born, age IL years; ~
man e McDougal age IL years; dr II McDou-
gall age IL years Richard Strong. age years;
Wellstood A. = rong, age years: John r. Patter-
son, age years: charles L. Patterson, age 5
wears Dare Morgan, age l3 years George Mor
gan age 71s eH1s Frank Bartoiea, age years.
John Sine. age IL years Albert Benbow, se ~
years; Carl knude age years.
liz A X y SuperntendeDt
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R@ ATTENTION, DIVISION NO. R<WH
Gs~D 19, A. o. II. of A.-Au mem bers are MIMI
hereby requested to assem- ble at Hibt rDia y@AT.
HalI. i20 Ninth ST., on MONDAY MOEH CS-SS.1
ING, july 8, at O'Clock sharp, to march, S~S
escorted by the Knights OF he Hed Branch Rifles,
10 the 1iburon ferry, to take 9 o'ciock boat to
schuetZen Park, the occasion of our second annual
grand excursion. Patriotic exercises and games
riues for non-attendance. By oruer
p. GILkOY, President.
GEORGE GIBLIN, Secretary.
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Young GIRL JUST FROM THE FAST DE-
sires to secure lucrative hOusek eep IRIS place:
bache or's or widowers home preferred. 82l Mis-
sion St, room 5.
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ne ATTENTION, DIVISION Nj. ol%r,
sb~S 1S, a. D II. OF A.-All members ENNSN
hereby requested 10 semble ct HI &M
hernia II all % Ninth st MON DA cSNg,
MORNING, July 5, Ht 8 o'c ock sharp, TO s9~~k@
march, escorted by the Kni hts of the hei
Br nch Rifles TO the Tfburon Ferry to take
O'clock boat SchuetZ"n PARK, the occasio of
our second annual gram excursion. Patriotic
exercises ard games. Fines for non-attendauce.
BY order ID. J. BUCKLEY, President
JOSEPH MATHESoN, SecreG arr.
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MEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A
~ perm anent place . housekeeper; city or
country; will GO pain mending 2U7 Post, rm. g.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

VOUNG sPANISH LADY WOULD LIKE A
position as typewriter copy list; no objection
to short distance from ci y. MISS OLLIE SrER-
LING, room 20, II stockton st.
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EASTERN LADY WISHES POSITION AS
IL housekeeper; city or country. 1873 Fourth st.,
room 4.
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TIP~TAIRS WORK AND SEWING: CUT AND
- fit: good hard to remodel: moderate wages
Address Dressmaker, box z. Call Office, Oakland.
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VVOMAN, 20 TO "A, FUR LIGHT HOUSE,
w Keeping: in family; wages 81. Call IL A. NJ
to l2:l5 P. NJ, ITO Lombard St, cor Montgomery
ave-; no children.
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A MEXICAN WOMAN WAN s PLACE TO
IA do cooking on ranch or assist with housework;
good seamstiess; no trifi RS. Add .ess 86i1a Mis-
sion St. Z.
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YOUNG EASTERN LADY OF EXPERIENCE
L is de,irous Of securing housekeeper's place:
lodging-house or widower's home no objection
counsry. l-01a Geary st, room 2.
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elS La LAkKIN-BKANCH OFFICE OF THi
OlO CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

LNRENCH WOMAN WANT, SITUATION AS
IL taundress; washing and ironing; city or coun-
try; wages $50. 814 JAG kson st.
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u ELLA BILE FRENCH LADY, ,EXPERIENCED D
IL housekeeper. desires position as such. or will
do pain sewing: no objection 10 short distance in
country. 1872 Market st.. room 81
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HEAD LAUNDRYMAN FOR AN IN TiTU-
IL t on, country, S55 and found: extra washer,
81 30 DAY. G. X. HANSEN q CO., l0S Geary.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

EMPLOYMENT oFFICE-MRS LAMBERT,
IL AIT Powell ST. te Main $3.50 furnishes best
help of all nation Ites
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HELP wANrED-Continued.

CtECOND COOK FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, w;
- troer country hotel So: cook. restaurant
$50 to sos; br oil"r. $50; irier $50; second COOK
private oardiug- g-honse, $4U COOK TOT sPii
$40: sec nd cook for summer resort Too'
French COOK, private family. $50. ratcn G Ok:
me and make butter, s. IS: extra bak-r 10 assis. s
on bread and cakes. etc. couutry hotel, " day
and free far. bo h ways. {. r. HANSEN q Ca
10S 6eary ST.
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XIX LAkklN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
OIO Ga LII: subscriptIons taken.
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NoUNG ATTRACTIVE EASTERN LADY
would like o good place rs housekeeper; hotel
widOwers home preferred 234 O'Fnrreli. T. 8.
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HELP wANrED-Continued.

WAITRE>S, PALO ALTO, CAL, $50 AND
w room: mattresses. city, $40 and ioon; IL
cir to wait ar table, small places city, Is and
room; cbambermaid and waitress, city $50 and
room waitress, 81 week; lady ironers: 8
mattresses for springs: cooks, SIS, $40 SIS ana
$50 per month; cook for milmen. Sc. party here
cook, springs hotel, $25 and room; tress for
Oregon, tare paid. MARTIN q CO., 740 Market.
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MEAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKE
IN place as housekeeper; city county; bach
eior's, widower's home or lodging house. Room IL,
223 POst ST., second floor.
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s,ruAr1oss wAsrrD-cort,nr...

WIDOW wI>HES POSITION AS SUPERIN-
w tend mt houseke-p.r: gentleman's home pre-
f.tred g. IL. r., box 49, this Office.
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CIV. COR. SIXTEkNi III ST.. NEAR MISSION
want ads taken.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

NAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS A.
Howard St.
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DANCH COOK, s26; WOMAN WITH A
IL child, country, $15, fare; .hambermaid and
wait, frst-c ass resort, $40; mattresses. cooks
housewOrK girls ETC. MURRAY d READY,
Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st.
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CITUATION WANTED BY CANDY-MAKER:
~ fiist-cass all-around man; Who'll. sale retail
worK; good referenc q. Address Chocolates, box
lao, Call Office.
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CIRL OF 16 WANTs NURSEGIRL'S POSI-
VI lion; any wages Call to Z, SAT Mission ST.
room 23.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
CLAIRvoYANTS.

nLD-ESTABLISHED TREAT DISEASES;
" a,so teach Hypnotic Inst tute, O'Farreil ST
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

Young WIDOW FROM EUROPE WISHES
situation hOusekeeper; bachelor widower.
III EDDY st. room !.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

Young G. LoRED GIRL WOULD LIKE Po-
sition as lad2's maid: is viii i.g 10 travel. For
particulars please addrrss G. L. box 19, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

~ CERMAN LADY WITH LITTLE BOY TIA
VI years old wishes situation in Contra Cost q
ounty 10 do general nousework. Inquire 724
Front ST.. upstairs.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

f~Ss7 THIS Is CHILDRrN'S DAY AT TIL +
WIZ American Crisp Co., TIA Market ST.; bring
the children.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

DARIStAN LADY, THOROUGHLY EXPERT
i enced as housekeeper, would like position;
city or country 122 Post rt room 10.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

DEsPEC1 ABLE WOMAN WANTS ANY
" kind of WORK by the day; very cheap. 1Oi
Eighth ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

0E ROCKMEN, 81 rs a DAY; 20 TEAM-
Z u sters. SO and board for new raiirs ah, Irse
fare long Job: 20 teamsters city, S26 and board;
16 teamsters and alb city, 81 % uhy
mixer. S5U: haymaker, 81 II day anu poai"'
G. r. HANSEN IL CO., los Geary st,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

4 MARKET ST.-BRANCH OFFICE OF lhi
4 CALL: want AL, and subscriptions taken.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

CITUATI WANTED-BY NAN AND WIFE:
~ as steward, manager head waiter: 30
years experiences: woman as st torcroom pantry
woman, housekeeper waitress 10 years expert
ence; city or coun ry. Address l.. L., box 20, Call
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

VOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
i housekeeper: in bachelors widower's home
preferred; plain sewing done 1O6 Fourth, 70 m l.