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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02
SITUATIONS w-.NTEp-Continued.

SITUA1 -ONS W--NTED-COntfnue wANTED-Clerical position by young married
 man; references given. Address O.. N, 100S Jackson, above Mason
 PRACTICAL gardener wants situation. a
 good landscape gardener; understands orch
 ard, vineyard, greenhouse and hot-house;
 excellent references by Englishmen. Box 360
 Call office.
 in hotel or restaurant by respectable Eng
 lishman excellent references given. Box
 359. Call office.
 MAN and wife want place in country hotel;
 will take charge of boarding house; best references. Box S55. Call office. JAPANESE. excellent. frst-cass cook. wishes
 a position in city. Oakland, Alameda
 Berkeley Address box S57. Call office. YOUNG Japanese boy wishes position to do
 housework and go to school in city. Ad-
 dress E. FUKUCH, iSOS Polk st. wANTED-CoIlecting on commission by young
 man; best city references and bond. Ad-
 dress J. E. PLANK, TT Market st. BY man and wife situations; man understands
 horses and handy at anything; wife. cook
 and housework; city or country Address G.
 K, S15 Mission st.
 ENGINEER wants position; hrst-class man: maehinist; can handle any kind of
 chinery. dynamos etc. Tel. Red l064 for
 Engineer.
 JAPANESE boy desires a situation to do gen eral housework and cooking J. ABE. Oak
 land, care Japanese Mission
 POSITION wanted as salesman or traveller by d competent clothing and furnishing goods
 man; over twenty years experience in whole
 sale and retail. and well acquainted this coast. Address Box 5S2, Call office. SITUATION in any clerical capacity; salary not considered; references of a high stand
 ard. Address Box SS7, Call office | YOUNG man with Eastern college education desires business office position in respon- sible firm with chance for advancement Box S31, Call office.
 WANTED-An opportunity to go to Alaska as millwrght or house carpenter. Box 346. Call office.
 GROCERY and general merchandise clerk wishes a position good references wages no object. Address H. C., 2222 Jackson st. GARDENER, frst-class honest, sober and in- dustrious, wishes permanent situation; pri- vate place; had experience in all branches; and years references. Address box 32S Call office
 POSITION wanted by carpenter 30 years old.
 with wholesale house as carpenter or night
 watchman: willing to do repair work nights. Address box 19S, Call office.
 COMPETENT musician would like position as
 second vioinist in good orchestra; years
 experience Address box S27, Call office. OLD gent wants job. literary or otherwise; no
 soliciting. Address box S2l Call office. | CHINESE cook frst-class reference, desires place; city country. Address 1124 Stockton
 st. Tel. Main l2l0 COMPETENT man wishes situation as steward
 chef in hotel or club; is close buyer and
 careful manager; highest references. Box PSI, Call office
 WINCHESTER House. A Third st.. near Market; 200 rooms, 25c to sl 50 per night; q 50 to s6 per week: convenient and respect
 able; free bus and baggage to and from ferry.
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A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL.

Start the new year right and be prosperous by taking one of these situations to-day: A gang of railroad teamsters.
 Six coal miners by the ton; steady job. Four Scandinavian miners, s a day Ten tiemakers, 7XS, I0c; boss here Three plowhands. same ranch, Sl5 Two woodchoppers, $1 25.
 Ironer. country laundry. SSo; polishers, $50; ironer, St. Clair machine, S30
 Second cook, S45: kitchen hand, $20; SlO; dtshwasher, $l7; cook for 10 men, Sl5; baker, small hotel, $30; institution baker. $25. Blacksmith, $40 and found. blacksmith. country, Sl 90 day and found.
 Experienced engineer for mine. S9O. Five walters, European plan, S35; restau- rant walters. s45.
 C. R. HANSEN & CO, 1oS Geary st.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
EMPLOYERS ANp----

 '>'-'"~1-'"~~77--~07- EMPLOYERS
 ------- EMPLOYEES Returning many thanks for all past favors, including the year 1S97 now closed, would say: We hope our business relations durlng the year 1S9S now commenced. will be to you ana to us as pleasant and profitable as Tn
 -Nothine shall be wanting on our part in future, as in past, to give to you the employer and you the employee entire
 --- EMPLOYERS -- You paid in salary to help sent from our ISa7 9Z ias snl to you dnTnS fd1 tne ear SiS2OOoO. That's business-is 1t not We % you; by your 6oa e8pSrents @ psld ii1 ana foster the great industries ot Cali
 -We wish you Happy New Year may health, wealth and happiness pc thine. MURRAY READY. Leading Employ- Main 5SiS.
 sS5 MEN-- ------- Wanted for different positions, from $sO to sIo per month and found. To-moTroW Gdii, Gi, in this column will contain our list Of help wanted; read it.
 MURRAY x READY, Leading Employ ment Agents, 63i and 636 Clay st.; telephone Main 5SiS.
 CARPENTERS ? rough carpenters. city. steady job mar ried men preferred; teamsters Sl 70 day laborers, Sl 15 day; 15 woodchoppers, Sl cord; 10 farm hands. Sl5. S20 $25 and S26; 26 tie makers Sc each; man to take contract to
 
 scraper teamsters for a ranch; 10 pruners for orchards and vineyards; choremen, SIC; concrete finisher, s day. MURRAY X READY. Leading Employment Agents. 6S4 and 6S6 Clay st. Tel. Main 5S4S. HOTEL DEPARTAENT- Cook and wife. country notel, S45; dish washer, same place. S15; German cook, $50; hotel cooks SS5, $40 and S0O; baker, small hotel walters. s25 and s20. Ofhce open to- day (Jan. 1, 1S9s). MURRAY < READY. Leading Employment Agents, 65i and 6S6 Clay st. Tel. Main 5S4S.
 Grocery clerk; clerk for a saddlery store; experienced man for a delicacy store. Office open to-day (Jan. l, 1S9S). MURRAY & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. lei. Main 5SiS. MEN AND Farmer and wife, with without families. see boss at our office. Office open to-day (Jan | ISgS) MIrPPAY e READY Lead ing Employment Agents, 6S4 and 6S6 Clay st. Tel. Main 5S4S.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED. wANTED-Furnished fiat or house; cheap for cash r. Y. box S5, Call office.
 HIGHEST prices to fill new building. $40 Mis- sion st.; tel Mint 1921
 INDIANA Auction Co. Removed to ls Mont gomery st highest prices paid Tel. Davis T.
 hoOfIS WANTED. UNFURNISHED bonseEeenIns roonoc. cen- traI location; state rent. Address R.. box 50. SUNNY furnished room in Mission bet 2Otb and 24th, Shotwell and Guerrero; references Address Address box szs. Call office fice
 WANTED-MIsCELLA ON furniture. pianos; no removal: lowest rates. no com SCRIBNER x CO, City Hall Sore MACHINERY betting, pipe scales, tools, etc bought and sold. J. Livingston, aO4 Mission WANTED-Some good secondhand household 1urniturei spot cash. Address Box 21l. Call. SECONDHAND clothing, dresses, seaiskins- wanted; best prices; send postal. 1920 Folsom. PAWNBROKER-OId gold silver, cast-orr e-otn.nE bought: Add. CoLEMAN: 4 Third:
 EDUCATIONAL.
 HEALD'S Business College 24 Post. Book keeping, business practice shorthand typ ing telegraphy. languages English branch es; electrical, civil & mining engineering, sur veying, assaying navigation etc: 20 teach CTS; day and eve. sessions; catalogue mailed. A SCHOOL of physical culture and elocutiou. 12l5 Octayia st, San Francisco. MISS ELIZA MACkINTOSH. pupil of Professor G. w. Of the School of Oratory Philadelphia, Pa. teacher Office days, Thurs. p. m.. Sat. a. m. AYRES Business College. 325 Montgomery st. : individual instruction in shorthand. typing. snip, S5O, low rates week and month. ENGINEERING school; civil electrical. min ing, mech, survey, assay, archIt.; day & eve est 1864. VAN DER NAILLEN, 93S Market. LADY teaches piano. mandolin. soc an hour: excellent pianist and accompanist for enter tainments and vocalists. l209 Octavia st. LUNTS dancing academy, S2O Post st; juven- ile classes Sats.. P NJ; private lessons daily. 1oSO to 5; adults class Monday evegs. INDIVIDUAL instruction in shorthand; dicta- ton class, to evenings; S2 50 month. 10l5A Post st.
 FIRsT-class piano lessons. soc per hour. PTS Golden Gate ave. A. ROABLES. LUDLAM School of EIocution and Dramatic Art. 92S Sutter st.
 PROF. Nj. KOLANDER, teacher mandolin, guitar and banjo. s35 Market st. off Mason. FLUTE. mandolin. guitar lessons; club sl monthly PROF. GASTALDI. 71O Lombard VOICE culture. piano: Paris graduate; French. Spanish; new classes; s2 mo. 1os Taylor st. BOOKKEEPING, arithmetic, writing. gram mar; day, night; S mo. 1904 Market. op Sth. MISS GAMBLE'S dancing school; adults class Saturdays P. NJ. 317 Devsadero st. FISK teachers agencies in 10 cities: teachers wanted now. 420 Parrott building SIS LARKIN-Branch office of the Call Sub scriptions and want ads taken.
 SAN FRANCISCO Business College, 1236 Mar ket st.: 124 positions in '96 l03 in '97 GUITAR, mandolin. plano and vocal lessons: SS month Mary Westhaus 20 Fifth st
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ALASKA ENTERPRISES.

Caisson Mining and Trading Com-
 company; proposes river mining for gold in Yukon river by means of. a superior invention,
 work with great profit in other directions Call write full particulars: Shares s10:.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip Orphanage of 520 Lake st. San Francisco, Cal, has received the following orphans and half-orphan girls from Sept. 30 to Dec. 31. 1S97 Catherine Gomas. aged years 6 months; Ella Gcmas, aged years 1 month Pearl Lavin, aged 12 years months; Harriet Frances Lee, aged years; Frances Follis, aged years months.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIV IDEND NOTICES. OFFICE of the Hiberna Savings and Loan So- ciety corner Market McAllister and Jones sts., San Francisco, December z9, Is97.-At a this society. held THIS DAY, a dividend has been declared at the rate of three and three fourths (3S4) per cent per annum all de- posits for the six months ending December 3l. 1897, free from all taxes, and payable on and after January 1, 1898.
 ROBERT J. TOBIN. Secretary DIVIDEND NOTICE-Security Savings Bank. 222 Montgomery st., Mills building-Divi6ends on term deposits at the -ate 5f four (4) per cent per annum and on ordinary deposits at the rate of three and one-tnri li 1-S) per cent per annum. free of tax .s. for .ne half year ending December 3l, lS97 will be pay able and after January B. 1898
 S L. ABBOT Jr., $ Secretary DIVIDEND Notice-Savings and Loan Society, I01 Montgomery street, corner of Sutter. The . Board of Directors declared a dividend for the term ending December 31, 1897, at the rate of four CD per cent per annum term de- posts and three and one-third 6 1-3 per cent) per annum on ordinary deposits, free of taxes, and payable and after Monday, January g. 1928.
 CYRUS w. GERMANY. Cashier. HUMBOLDT Savings and Loan Society, IS Geary street.-The directors have declared the following semi-annual dividends: APO per annum on tern and 3. 60 per cent per an- mum ordinary deposits, payable and after January 3, 1898.
 ERNEST BRAND. Secretary. Dividend Notice-The German Savings and Loan Society, 526 California street: For the has been declared at the of four and twenty six hundredths t4 26-1o0D per cent per annun on term deposits and three and fifty five hundredths @ 55-l00) per cent per annum o7 ordinary deposits, free of taxes. payable on and after Monday. January 3, 1898.
 GEO. TOURNY, Secretary.
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WANTED-Clerical position by young married man; references given. Address O. N, 100S Jackson, above Mason.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02

THE Second. Il unitarian Church. cor. Twentieth
 and: :Capp. -sts.-A. J. Wells, pastor. MT. ..= Wells will, preach at Il a. on What the . Past Has Done for Us" and at 7:45 D. m. : On :'The: Prosperous SouI.' Seats are free. .:.: Sunday:schooi at 9:45 a.. m. Pastors resi- : :dence,: 924 Valencia st.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02

Wanted for different positions. from $S0 to $15 per month and found To-morrow's Call, in this column. will contain our list of help wanted; read it.
 MURRAY x READY, Leading Employ ment Agents 6S4 and 636 Clay st.; telephone Main 5S.S
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST Church of Christ, Scientist, Central
 =: bl0ck' 22S Sutter st, bet. Kearny and Grant aye .@ChrLstian Science Bible lessons; sup, sup feet .;T2eX-iew'' Sunday school for children
 = the: same hour ''Scence and Health
 :: study. Thursday at p. m All are wei
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THIRD. Congregational Church. Fifteenth st.. = near :AIission-Rev. William Rader, the pas : tor. will preach at II a. In. ''The Three :: Monune4ts Christ Built In the evening
 he will: give. the first in series of sermons +:: on: the future life; subject, The Second Coming of. Christi Good Music. Free seats.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02

FIRST Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian), . ;: O Farrell st.. bet: Webster and Fillmore = :-Rev.' D. V. Bowen, pastor. The subject of =. the sermon for Sunday morning at Il clock =. will be. Co Forward" There will be no
 :. evening services. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
 Seats free. All are cordially invited. Free .. Swedenborgian library.
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PRACTICAL gardener wants a situation; a good landscape gardener; understands orch ard, vineyard, greenhouse and hot-house {; excellent references by Englishmen. Box 360, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02

WANTED-For Monday morning, a. m.: A gang of railroad teamsters; ship to-day. coal miners. Scandinavian miners, s. 10 tiemakers, 7XS 10c; see boss here. Blacksmith. sl 50 day and found; steady work.
 plowhands. same ranch. SIS; woodchop- pers S1 9 a tier.
 Ironer, $50; polisher. $50; country laun- dries.
 Ranch cook for men, SIS; bakers, s3O. s25 and S25.
 Engineer and machinst for a mine who can run a double hoist, s90 walters, S45 and S35.
 c. R. HANSEN .& CO., IDS Geary st.
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PERSONALS.

CORRECT hair dressing at my parlors and at the low price of 25c, and always well done; good switches, S1; finest best quality, $3 50: extra heavy, long, S5 open Sundays and holidays to F a. m. G. LEDERER, III Stockton st.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02

Grocery clerk; clerk for a saddlery store; experienced man for a delicacy store. Office open to-day CJan. l, 1S9S). MURRAY G READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. Tel. Main 5SS.
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BOOK and stationery store; cheap; for infor- nation inquire Call branch othce' oIe Lar kin st.
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=. Nfasafl sts-Rev. George C. Adams, n. D.
 =: .past6r,: Moraing service, II m., sermon by the. pastor. with communion and reception of
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02

FIRST Divine Science Church-Dedication
 services at Yosemite Hall, Native Sons, who are interested in divine science
 dally invited. Strangers and visitors well come NJ. E: .Cramer, pastor.
 THE. Biographical -Socety-Free public lec- lures every Sunday evening at O clock, Ma tive Sons building. Tonight, ''The Power
 of Thought" by members of Golden Gate
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-02-18
HOOVER CREEK NOTES.


Feed is getting scarce, but grass makes
pretty fair picking already.
Rev Johns preached in the school house
last Sunday to good congregation.
Harrison Huntley and John Moore Of
Pine creek were visiting in this vicinity
this week.
Quite number Of our young people
will attend the masquerade ball at Fos-
sil on the 22nd.
Wood cutting Is the order OF the day.
Ted Whitehead is running horse power
saw and will put up doodles Of wood.
"Grandma" Beaber, who has been con-
fined TO her bed all summer with heart
trouble, is no better, we regret to say.
The new road intersecting the Fossil
and Lone Rock road at L Beaber's place,
is now open for public traffic. This road
runs south and connects with the Butte
creek road.
There was birthday dinner at the
home Of w Vanhorn on the 9th inst,
in honor of the 4lst anniversary Of the
birth Of John and his twin brother w J.
There was a good turnout OF neighbors
and relatives and sumptuous dinner
was served, to which all did ample JUS
tice. In fact, Ira Carter had TO be led
away from the table. Since Ira joined
the Orientals bis doctor has advised bis
friends to look after him, as he has lost
all control Of his appetite. The day was
pleasantly spent in social intercourse,
with few songs and recitations in the
afternoon. All agreed that the day was
well spent and departed for their homes,
wishing the brothers many more happy
h;rfhdova
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-02-18
LONE ROCK RUMBLlNCS.

+ II Ralston spent few days in Hepp.
ner last week.
A few days more OF warm weather and
the stock can got plenty OF green grass.
II IL pretty fair for sheep grazing already.
Charley Frazer is expected home from
Polhccounty IN few DAYS to take charge
Of his ranch again, which he has had
rented for the past year.
J NJ Browns fine team ran away last
week and scattered things about pretty
lively for while. The cauee OF the run
away is attributed 10 the same as that
which caused bis yearling calves to die
with blackleg much good feed.
Several OF our neigh bors from the other
side OF Rock creek have been visiting
our burg recently and report that the
farmers in that section are making good
use Of this fine weather by blowing and
sowing grain, on large scale. Some oil
our l. X. farmers are doing likewise,
the ground being in excellent condition
for plowing.
"Uncle" Tom Ayers Of Heppner has
been here for the past 10 days visiting
friends and attending the revival services,
which are being conducted by Rev Barn.
hart. Uncle Tom is an old-timer, hav-
ing passed through the checkered scenes
Of the wild West, and especially Eastern
Oregon, for the last Is or 30 years, and
is still enjoying good health. He is an
extensive property owner in HeppDer
and elsewhere.
Putrid sore throat seems 10 be qnite
prevalent among the children OF this
locality OF late. The last case reported
is little Dan Ralston. Although IL has
not proved very serious ailment, there
is no telling how fatal might he the re.
suit il neglected. II seems that many
well-meaning people are very careless
about such things and thus often assist
fatal diseases in getting spread amongst
their neighbors.
We madc "mlss-cue" short time
since in saying that Arthur Sweeney was
coming up here in the spring to take
charge Of w ii Colwell's farm. 1t should
have read that he is going to move into
Mr. Colwell's residence in Arlington AZ
soon as school lie out In that place, whef
the remaining portion OF Mr. Colwell''
family tthe three Geraulf girlsl viii
come up here and spend the summer OF
the farm with Mrs r NJ Johnson.
I
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-02-18

We learn that Frank Pliter has leased
all oi his land on Matney Flat, $50 acres,
10 Bob Poag and that Frank expects soon
10 visit his old home in Michigan. We
hope he will not conclude TO leave this
section for good, az he il a most excellent
neghbor and citizen.
Rev w. II. Burr and his wife arrived
here Friday, and are now snugly located
In the Barker house, near the school
house, which WAS fitted up as a parson-
age Tor them. Mr.. Burr preached two
very eloquent and interesting sermons
here Sunday TO large congregations. lie
IN an unusually brilliant and fluent
speaker and he and bis young wife have
both made very favorable Impression
upon our people so far. His sistsr at
Huntington Ia the wife OF DR.. Julian
Clymer, dentist, who formerly resided
In this county.
Jas. Snipes OF The Dalles is mp In this
section again looking after his extensive
land and cattle interests. jim has never
missed All issue Of the GLOBE since Its
birth, and never even allows the old
| subscription 10 OK pire before he paws for
cellent proof OF good business Judgment.
II 4 man Is careless In these little busi4
ness matters he s sure to be with larger
ones, and careless man seldom ever
succeeds in any kind Of business
running In debt.
In conversation with a prominent
Dalles business man this week he In.
formed NJ that he believes the majority
Of business men Of The Dalles favor hay
ing the proposed new bridge built oppo-
site Ajax, as the grades on both sides
are almost level and that the expense OF
building bridge at that place would
not be bali so great az at the other pro-
posed location; and that he believes the
distance to The Dales from the south
end Of this county would be only about
five miles further than the route that
has been surveyed. The matter is GER
tainly worth investigating, at least.
A number OF leading democrats and
populiste met at Condor Saturday for
the purpose Of coming to an understand
ing as TO fusion Of all silver forces pre-
paratory for the coming June election.
1t was unanimously decided to fuse, the
populists to have their just proportion
of the nominations. The democratic
primaries will be held in the various
precincts on March 18th and the county
convention at Condor on March 10Th.
The democratic state convention is cali
ed 70 meet at Portland on March 23d
which accounts for the primaries and
county convention being held earlier
than usual.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1898-02-18
OLEx EXPLOSIONS.

We near Of late OF scab in this part OF
Of the country.
There are plenty Of good work horses
for sale at Olex. Inquire OF l. 0 Ralston.
Miss Matte and Ella Woodland and
Nora Miller have returned to their re-
speetive homes, after spending the wiz
ter in 0lex going to school.
Quite number Of valentines were re-
ceiyed at Olex from Monmouth, which
fully expresses the esteem In which they
hold their 0lex acquaintances.
We regret to say that Rev Barnhart
will not live but few hours longer.
His many 0lex friends extend their
heartfelt sympathy for the wife and
children.
Geo TAYLOR almost lost an eve several
days ago by piece Of steel getting in it,
while sharpening pillow point. He went
to Arlington TO have the steel removed,
but the eye is still very painful
One Of the largest and most delightful
surprise parties OF the season was given
last Friday night at the residence OF L
0 Ralston. There were Just fifty people
and merry crowd they were until after
2 o'clock.
MIR Ebbert and friend from Condor
spent Sunday in 0lex and vicinity, TAX
ing some OF the 0lex boys best girls out
buggy riding. The 0lex bloods swear
eternal vengence and have already got
their riatas soaped and some good-sizee
trees picked out in case of an emergency
II they come down here again.
1t looks like the very Hon. Gillian
county court would allow their share o
the coyote bounty. due TO holders, to bt
applied on their taxes. This would b,
only fair, for they were due from the
time they we're receipted for by tn,
county clerk, and should offset the taxes
We hope they viii do this much, at least
Prof. II J Motifs school was out las
Friday and they have gone to their large
farm to superintend the spring plowinl
and sowing. Mr. Mott is circulating
petition to be annexed to 0lex district
and If allowed to join, will builda hous'
in 0lex next fall. The new school hous,
fund is increasing, $4S2 is now being
subscribed.