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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
4 NEW .COURSING PARK.
Wealthy sportsmen Are Figur-
ing on a Site Near the
I. i: Ingleside Raoetraok,
The Spring Valley Water Oompany's
!: Lands. Are Favored by thu. !.
= - ~. Spectators.

Some of the City Fathers have an idea
that there is money in running Accusing
PARK, and with other men: who have
money to burn. hey are now looking.up
g first class Iocat ton. 81: & .:=.-:
II Supervisor Britt and a young man
ma med Sullivan, who owns hounds galore;
have been figuring upon leasing a tract of.
the, .-Spring Valley Water. Company s:
prdp9rty which is situated within the inn
Mediate vicinity Of the Ing racing
park. -. - = -. =. 49, y: .... .:=
; Its doubtfuli if the water company will
lease any OF its ground for; the purpose of a
rourslng e Aesne; but in. case it should
rant*sixty OF seventy acres lo>-the. pros
peetoFs, a new 'eoursing park with ALI The
llecp sSarg lInpl oXemenls. such-sas grand
sta Ads, aoIQcks - q pies, fences, etc, will
cost atleast ca5cu alton $50 000.~ Then the
Tpb. Will be To find judge @ln ; whom: the
ieashsnen can place confiden ce:z Judge
of .conrsTA g can: very easily*kil IL 1he.game.
A lew bad decisions rendered by him each.
.Snns!ayis all that is necessary to bank.
ru 81 tile In anager ola CourSlng pal
JOHN Grace; who is the Judge of the
Interest a1e. Coursing CLUB, thoroUg bly,: UNI:
.derstands the. game. and bei;ig the lortu-
nate :p0 ssessor. Of ii remarkable memory,
he can always. be lied Il pom to: scribe
/
tine humber of courses. he has judged.
Gracea.is also looked uppn as being a
strictly: honest judge. iii fact, his decisions
are. very: se-doI IA questioned oy. the leash
men WHO. are co9Yersant with the rules
that govern r0urSing. -, =. :: =
=. Without Grace a new conrsing G.. park
vii find elesI sailing rather. hazardous: :
The two sfakts. that have been an
nouucedcfor Saturday and Sunday should
attract the atteR4Ion of ccuT sefs from
mans: barts OF the State. The draw will
be DeIda This evening: az Delta Hall The
spflncipai event IS for ail+age performers at
S4 entrance, and the <seeonn event is for
PUPPIES. The added money for the meet
ang. aggregates something like $500. which
/ is an n centive til at Will of itself bring out
the.crackajack5 Of the local kenn eis.''.
/ ! The sppFtsmen who are interested in.
betting on eoursing events will watch. the
performances of High Born Lady and
Press Agent. both young and promising
dogs, which have aiready given very good
| accounts of themselves: The lady will
be among the entrants for Saturday 5
meeting. 800: -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
WITH MILITARY HONORS.
The Boys Brigade's Farewell to Their
Dead Leader, President
e.. j. Smith.

With impressive military rites Company
T, Fifth Regiment of the Boys Brigade
of California, laid the remains of their
beloved leader, President G. j. Smith, to
rest in Cypress Lawn Cemetery yesterday.
Mr.. Smith had been sick but ten days,
his trouble being typhoid pneumonia,
contracted through the sacrifice of self in
an effort to promote the best interests of
his young charges.
At an early hour yesterday morning
Company F. 100 strong in command of
Captain G. w. S. Pringle, formed in front
Of the Smith home in Alameda, and later
with muffled drums escorted the body OF
their leader to the ferry connecting with
the 8 A. NJ. boat for San Francisco, the
funeral services being cond ucted at the
Howard street Methodist Episcopal
Church, of which Mr.. Smith was an hon
ored mem Der. Pastor John A. B. Wilson
was assisted by Presiding Elder Case and
a great chorus choir. Robert Smith sang
''Some Time Wen Understand and 1.-The
Home Of the Soul" was sweetly rendered
by Miss Hermonie Lask. Eulogies were
pronounced by both DR.. Case and DR..
Wilson.
The final services were held at Cypress
Lawn Cemetery, attended by hundreds of
sorrowing friends, conveyed thither by
special train provided by Superintendent
Finlng of the Market-street Railway Sys-
TEN, Mr.. Smith having for years been his
confiden tiaI man at the railway head
quarters.
The services at the grave were most I'M
pressive. A the last shovelful of earth
fell upon the casket Company f fired
three volievs from their muskets and
Bueler Fred Gilman sounded TAPS"
Mem oral services were held last night
at the Howar -street Church.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
PAVoRS TIE MISSION 200.
The Commission Makes lis Report an
Suggests Procedures. - =. l.:

The Commission. Makes lis Report an d
suggests Procedure. -: "a H..
John MeLaren, Superintendent OF Gold
en- Gate Park, and Edward Deadly, head
gardener OF tae City Hall, who were APP
pointed by the Board of Supervisors to
pass on q suitable site for the Mission zoo.
have made report, which is, in substance,
as follows: y 80. & :. T.. =.
the conclusion that the tract most desirable
for the purposes named should be made ain in
part from the properties submitted by MessrS.
baldwin d Howell, .toget Their with Sc veraI ad ia
cent tracts, which have apparently not been
presented 10 Your honorable board. :. =. ::
WIN the tracts offered by BaFdwin& Howell
being about 113 acres, there ghould be mr.
chased or condemned in addition the follow
ing: Tract 6, owned by John Pforr con sfst{ug
OF about eight acres; also several lots on The
west side OF Diamond street at It's iunclion
with Cherry street. about $50 by "a fee t. and
tract z, owned b. B. J0ost, seven or eight
acres. ~ :. 70 =.
Our reason for recon nlendtng the purchase
of the Joost tract is that il contains several
grand groups OF rocks that VIII be q great nd
dttion TO the picturesque appearance Of the
whole, as well as giving al, GU tlet from II Q
purposed park at its northerly end Our rea-
son for adding the John Pforr tract and the
strip on Diamond street is TO give the neces-
sary frontage TO the purposed tract on the
county road and as giving proper and dignf.
f ed approach to the park, =
The report also recommends the
widening of streets and the construction
OF tunnels 10 give good approaches to the
zoo, and the building OF a road way
through the PARK to connect with the
Corbett road.
The remainder of the report is devoted
TO an explanation of why the tract de-
scrlbed was chosen in preference to others
giving the natural advantages that would
be considered in laying out a geological
garden. -. =. -. e,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
DEPENDENCY. TIE CAUSE.

An Unemployed Waiter Shoots Himself
in Golden Gate Park.
=. Dependent over his failure to procure
employment Edm und KaeppeI, waiter.
Tuesday night attempted to commit sui
eide in Golden Gate Park by shooting
himself in the left breast.
He was discovered by park policeman.
who had him removed to the Receiving
Hospital. An examination disclosed thai
the bulle. had entered below the breast
and lodged in the m uscles OF the back: II
is SAID he will recover. -:
Kaeppel worked in a restaurant at Turk
and Mason streets, but was recently dis.
charged. Kaeppel claims to be well con-
nected in Germany.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
RuSS HONS .

RUSS HOUSE g.
] S Jones' Middletown Mrs bowling, Sacto
l. p 30 den Sacto j Crone, Ariz
ID c Douglass >scto Il W NewbelI. Modesto
II Coult, Eureka NJ Grimschaw, Sacto
Col = la Due, EmigrntG Rush, Rio Vista
4 NJ Quinlan. Rio Vista r Earnham. BrownSV
+ STARK. Portland ID w Woodbridge, Dixon
4 SpauIdmg &w TerraH w + Clifton, sacto
VIM King oacto Appreciate. Eugene, Or
Mrs Ames, Oakdale Mrs j Bowling, Sacto
G HuSsman, Nape q Hussman. y apa
] c Curtin & W. Chicago Chas Boot, Rio Wis
Jas A Hamilton, Jose Miss ID Moore Jose
g g Morley, Redondo EMcPherson&w, Hldbrg
Thos IL McGill, DIVER B Holfnsead, Pscadefo
q I Henrie Denver bbott, Dsnver
Ben Hall, Pleasant Grve Waite Il W. Los GRtos
] ID Whalen Pleasanton Blsin, Toronto
& Bradley Pescadero w q York, Paso Robes
d KIuse,l Oakland II smythe d son, Mid
\ Breitenstein, sonora dletown
Jas Young, Walnut Crk l. Carpenter. Walnut
VIM spetrs, CaIstoga } ] Hughes Middletown
NJ Brown, Mddletown Camerson, berkeley
II Harrison, Berkeley stephen, Seattle
w IL Shearer, Ariz Mrs Adam, Frank
+ j Ferg uson, Geyservle fort
Mr. d Mrs + Sheldon. Miss f Higgins, Australia
Australia Jas Kennedy, australia
J Wilkins. Ohio Gertie Iaber, Oakland
Jas Rea Kennedy, Oklnd
PALACE HOTEL.
Miss i 7 Parish, Denver ] 7 Pullar, Scotland
- . jackson. Boston Miss Pullar, Scotland
w Forb., Boston q L Rice Boston
J. Buckmeister, Bostn + + Queentrie, Denver
= w Purser, y Y J Burke, san 4 afBel
J Oraaks S, San rafael h r stanley,
l. NJ Garrett, W Ieter Galveston
J Ii Spardone, Portland II . Davis, Ill
ii silver, Los Angeles ii GottSchaik, Chicago
y J. ClaRrv. y Frank Leake, Pa
j Wertheim. i r Graham, san Jose
Mrs J Wertheim. y Y c r Drake, Tucson
T. ID Baumeister, Mont Mrs Drake, Tucson
Mrs A Clark, Alameda Mrs X Brown, Alameda
& WhitComb st Paul + w Funny, Chicago
Mrs Whitcomb, 1T Paul
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
Corner OF Market and Third streets open until IL
o'clock every night in the year
BRANCH oFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open untn $3.50 O'Clock.
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
6I5 arkin street: open until $50 O'Clock.
sW. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until O'Clock
143 Ninth street; open until 8 o CLOCK.
261S Mission street: open until O'Clock.
1903 Polk street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty-secOnd and Kentucky
streets; omen till 9 O'clock
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
Good Citizenship,

The Golden Gate Christian Endeavor Union
has appointed committee on good citizen
ship, composed OF representatives from the
different Christian Endeavor societies, which
has had several meetings for the preparation
Of plans of action, and has decided to open the
campaign in the interests of municipal and
social reform with a mass-meetiDg of EndeaY-
day evening OF next week in Trinity Presbyte-
ran Church, corner of Capp and Twenty-thfrd
streets, and at which plans of action will be
discussed by different speakers, to be selected
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

for the purpose, after which, with the indorse-
ment of the union, which they expect TO re-
ceive.. the committee viii be prepared to 60
ahead, III cooperation with other orgsniza-
tons having the same ends in view, in the en-
deayor to secure the enforcement OF existing
laws for the suppression of vice and crime and
the enactment of such others as may be neces-
sary for the purpose.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
ACCIDENT TO A RooFER.
Alfred O'Neil Fails Three Stories and
- = rs Badly Injured =:

- - rs ibauly injured.
ALFRED O,Neir, a tinroofer, met. with a
serious accident late yesterday afternoon.
He was working on the roof of. a building
on Eddy street. between Van Ness avenue
and Frank ia street, and IN trying to
reach a adder which was placed against
the side Of the house he missed bis foot.
ing and fell three stories. Tie unfor-
tunate: man was y cked .up. in an uncon-
scious condition and removed to the Re-
eelvlng Hospital in the ambulance:
DIR. We'll, who examined him, found
that he had sustained a confusion of the
back. an abrasl on: of the. forehead and
possl bly,. interna1 IN jurfes.. -. "
=. +oNeir is unmarried and lives at 33I
Jersey street. :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
SELECT WINES AND LIQUORS.

SEND IouR HOLIDAY ORDERS To MoHNS
- kALTtNBACH, 20 Market ST; largest
mi wines anu liquors to select from. crarat 4
d9z quar:s, 81 20: Ilntandel. So Burgundy, 81:
Meaoc 40; choice Riesling, 81 so Gutedel 81;
Lon or bottle; free del, very across the BAY. no
charge Tor sampling; country orders promptly
lers;. telephone Main $40 e "Nu
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

=c7S~AM \ sonic: HALE: = y SSOCFATION-:
Ns>S stock olders'< meeting. Notice is hereby
gwen that the annual meet of the STOCK holders
or the Masonic II all Association OF the city of San
Francisco, for he eecton.of nine Trustees and i.
Treasurer VIII be held in he Masonic lie pie, in
the CITY, Of San Francisco, on Nj oNDAY ,.the tth
day:Qt Decem Der. 1897 Polls awili be open from.
II NJ Until ) P. M: q 80. JOH : Sun. Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
HOTEL. ARRIVALS. ::
GRAND HOTEL.

=. GRAND HOTEL -.
c Nelson, sacto p. q A fchweitzer. Fresno
I I, Barnes San Jose J. T sehiese San Diego
Miss Barnes Jose. j Eeahy. Petaltinna
" n PHiut e. Sacto II Seig. d W, " Y.
B Taylor. san jose ii Todd Oakland
y y EIlS, san ltaSsel:. j G Kejus, NJ odeAto
CarfagaL Reno w II LaNior. San Rafael
+ +. Cevkendale, San Use II Edwards sal lose ;
w Moore, San-Jose Ii JsO' y ell, Hay wards
a Momsen, awards A Smith, stockton .
n BLACK, Los ngeles Erickson, y ".
NJ Jesse. IAN a Cruz J B Scott, Salnss
Il Morgan. Boston w Caldwell tloyerdsle
Brush Iloverda1e MIR Cialseer. ReedlY
+ A Free man, Jackson ! II Glide 81 W. ,Sacto
II X I Coffin, SaB Jose Drl ann, Seattle
Mrs Cam d d. Seattle j r Reed, oroviile:
Cutting, stockton II LEVERS stockton
w Davis, brentwood a i, Eeviask, stockton
Blum, Alameda. p r Brown; Los Angeles
sony Kansas City Mrs Kearvick, Iowa
4 Rowe, n II j Manners, Or
Crowiher; Chicago i Jsaacs, y
Z h Burkhart. salt Lake q w King, Sacto
Miss Lunt, Chico L Gro by, Chicago
IL u Turnerw&s, Modesto
NEW. WESTERN HOTEL q.
D A Methven, Antioch Eneson, Suisun
J Holt san Bias III Myers, Los Angeles
II II Wiggers. stockton l. Hard. Chca. o
Newman, Or Bingsen Seattle
X Frey, New ork + ckson Antioch
g Elliott. Writers 9 Wilson. Alameda
DR. w Wise, stockton Mrs r nson, Antioch
Il Caussen, Sausaltto O Yanden. <acto
L Yansen, e. Paso c Morgan, Reno
j McGulness, VSalia G BOYLE Fairfax
j Vincent, Sacto' Mrs Cheis Il sn, Or
a n amntoh&w, Spkne Miss NJ thompson Or
Wlsner, Mich. WI. Showl, Mich
Jones Sacto Rogers, Sacto
Il n stevenson, Sacto w q York Pa % Robes
A NJ Jeeman IL W, Or j Dupninp Beulah
suffer- Stockton J ID Gill MERGED
BALDWIN HOTEL
o stevens, Gait Mrs Ginter Cal
Mrs il Franklin. Cal GN Nighi aracca Nan.
heatholtz' san Rafaer J .Leatholtz, san Rafael
larson, forterviAe y Hyatt Il w. N Y
MIS- N fhlilp', - b Stanley. y Y
" : Spence Pc T Seattle VIM FOstherer, seattle
w W DunsteE wash L. Coulton. Wis.
= nailsFy cKton NJ Lei wis q w, Monterey
I Lebolt, Chicago
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

- NNU.A L Met tNe-TfIE REG ULA X
81 annual injecting of the stockholders OF the.
Mutual + ectric Lighl Company Will. be held the
office of the company. 6l7 Howard St, san Fran
cisco, on MONDAA;-the six.h day Of December,
1897 the hour of 10 80 O'clock A. NJ, for the
PURPOSE Of electing.a Board OF p TectoTs 10 serve
Tor the. ensuing ear ana The transaction of such
other business as mdy.cOIne before me meeting.
-: - ~: - AMES EISHEk, Secretary.
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QIEO PARTNER WANTED, IN RESTAU-
/, tpIOO rant one OF the principal street; re-
ceipts $50 per day; must be sober, steady man.
NJ. LESS, 765. NJ rket 81. s:. 49,.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

STHoNG YOUNG GERMAN, 2S YEARS OLD
ospeaks some English, wishes work of any
kind. Please address a. n; box 20. Call Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

Gel Ok. BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY, 1RO-
-tDI 20. ceries, cigars, etc, corner in:Oakand
nice living rooms. rent only $12; worth double.
M."LESS, 765 Market St a..:5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

.CoLORED MAN WISHES SITUATION AS
~ cook in board in -house hotel: frst-cass all
around general COOK. L. h, box !, Cali
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- GOD COOK AND BAKER. STEADY AND
VI SOBER wants situation in boarding house or
hotel Address j. l., box 80, Call office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

HOTEL NAN AND WIFE WISH POSITIONS;
IL man as manager steward, wire for office
work; references. Address A. NJ, box IL, Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

.NroUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION: >HA d
experience in cigar-stand; good reference. l.
w, box q, Call office.
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GERMAN, VERY INDUSTRIOUS, WISHES
VI any kind OF work. X. r, box 81, Cali office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

CARPENTER BY TRADE, HANDY WITH
" all kinds of tools, accustomed TO mapagement
ofrea property; low wages. j., box TO- Cal.
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W-ANTEE-PARTNER. WITH 5000. MIN
w ing cnterpzse: n interest; to-day. ]. w.
box 50, this office. -. - - ~ ,-s.:...:.
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: l. UTCHER WANTS POSITION IN SHOP Oh
- hotel: Address E., box 4, Cali Office.
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VN.A> TkD-TO= BUY ESTABLISHED CIGA r
w stand or rent vacant ST AMI; must be reason
able; please stale price. sxer early to-day. Adj
dress f. X, box I22, Cal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

INATCHMAN POSITION WANTED BY
W middleaged man with good reference k. o.,
box l05, Call Office
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IaIRST-CLASS PASTRY COOK, ITALIAN
l. and French. wants a situation IN private fam
ily:- good reference; city or country. D. y, box
80, this office. -
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q. 6nn OLD ESTABLISHED & 1 q y II
Ut CUV. store, with ub rooms choicest loca-
ton in Oakand; doing large aud steady trade:
Market
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

t / RANCH BAKERY, CANDY. ICECREAM
y and grocery 81 ore must be sold at once Ap-
| ply / l6O1 seventh st, Oakland.
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JAPANESE YOUNG NICE BOY WANTS
- situa ion in family as a schoOlbey TO do
housework. Address X. So box 10, Call Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

GE0l WOOD COAL. HAY AN GRAIN.
- wv. business and m ernbershIp in Coal-deal-
ers' Association. AZ Third st.
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Q)bO PARTNER NEEDE d no. ATTEND
UD-OO. :. cash counter. etc; f1stzciass restaurant.
SZ5O-Steady man as partner in sal oosi.
S500--Partner lady or gentleman, in. a i tran
sient lodging honsel - = - .
For bargains, HEALY & co. GIT Market. st =.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

&Hh0 PARTNER WAN1ED IN IIG HI
~. .lCO. indoor business; suited to plain stead
man satisfied with SIS TO $25 week no previous
experience required: trial given. 7241a Market
ST., room II. -:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

o. dnO OLD-ESTABLIc HE'D SALOON, OP-
~ HUI. po-ite ferries building; money-making
place. must be sold once; owner broke his leg.
Apply MILKE, 1913 Market st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

OLD-EsTA BLIsHED. BARB ER-sHoP FOR
" sale 225 Fiflhs ST. = - :....-@ :
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|. G)00 COAI5Y A RID FOR SALE;
! ~ w. horses. 2 wagons stock and tools;
'rgaip: 1873 Market ST. = -
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w AUTHORIZATIONS AS BAKER; SIC
: w ond or third hand; city or country. LOU rs
EPSTEIN, 9l2 Folsom ST.
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srTUATroNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4 UiTON-HOLE FINISHER ON FANNY
} white shirts wishes steady position Gall OF
address MRS w. GEORGE, 351 Jessie ST.
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9600 RESTAURANTIN GooD.CoUNTRY
DEGKf r; go Markets.. :. -. :.
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION IN GRO
L Gerry store 90 Iearn); can drive delivery wagon
and make himself useful; reference. Please ad-
dress y. SANDBERG, 5Sl Sacramento,st.
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o. TnO:. CORNER. q ROCERY and BAR. .
I'D ~ S3J0-=PaTtner in good-paying saloon.
SS0O-W il-payihg: BAKERY and notion-store.
$60O-Saloon; nortIl- Of 9farketest
:. S2a0-Partner in old: ablished business
90 SooO-One OF Inc best corner Cgar-Stores.-
- :-<'-' ANDERSON: &. CO, 7z7- Market ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

DOR sALE-N0T1oN. STORE. BARGAIN: 9
= large rooms; large To-. 214S Dwight way,
Berkeley. .4- e.s-... ~ *.~+i -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IE0O SALOON, WITH CLUBROOMS,
u OOO. open day and night. with low rent
on Suffer ST.; a moneymaker; i'm ortant business
compes owner TO sell. Particulars, WILkE, 1913
Market St
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a. slS.n CORNER BRANCH BAKERY AND
nZOQ. candy-store; in Western. *AddiIion 8
living rooms; rent 500: splendid offer for man
and wife WILKE, 1888 Market ST
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&lOO0 CORNER SALOON ND LIQUOR
I'D WV. store; fine location: north. of Market
ST s. hYlng-ro rooms; *goot large: stock on hand;
cash registers. we'll fitted up; must be so d at once
account of sickness NJ. LESS 565 Marx Ell, RS. 81
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w ANTED-WIDoWEK WITH FAMILY DE-
" slres heuSekeeper bet. IS aid IS years Of age.
must be strong and healthy with no lnGuni brauce;
good home for the right party. Call bet 10 A. "
ana . P. N. at 500 Market St, room H. No letters
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02

: Il OR SALE-0NE OF THE. OLDEST, I,ARG-
Il est and best established retail fruit, prod
nee, poultry and game businesses in CaIifornia;
wholesale department demands entire time Of
present owner; an excellent. opportunity for an
energetic man. Address o., box 2OO Cal Office
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C0OS: CANDY AND. ICE CREAM PAR
| tD-ZO. lors, near ivoli worth: 800; rent $50
I See WINSTON q Co: 646 Market ST.. 800: -
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HELP WANTED-Continued.

SALkSMAN FOR STOCKTON. SACRA-
~ ~ mente other towns; factory consumer. 1855
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TOR sALE-sAEOON;>< NO BETTER LOCA-
i ton. pply WICHMAN d, LUTGEN, 800 CLAY
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OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE FOR
" sale: north of Market: long lease; best Ioca-
tton In the city. y. 3, box 40 Cati.
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C.eSO RESTAURANT "A ND CHOPPOUSE;
TT Wv. choicest location; never closed doors
for the last years: meals 25c and above; mont h
iy receiDts 81 800; the best offer IN the market
WILkE, 7S3 Market s..
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CHINESE & JAPAN ESE; ESTD 20 YEA X
~ help; tel. main 1897. BRADLEY & CO., $40 Cli
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HELP wANTED-Conttnuea

CHAMBERMAID, INSTITUTION, SIS. MIS-
~ CULLEN, 325 suffer ST.