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The advocate., 1894-09-12

we point with pride to the results from
an actual trial Of suffrage for women Of
twenty. five years standing in Wyoming.
Three things have there BEEN fully 60.
tablished, viz: First-That the ballot
has not transformed woman into q
public offiCeseeker. She is the same
WOmanly woman as before. Second
That the right of franchise has brought
to woman equal pay for equal work with
man. Equal respect has also been &C.
corded her petitions. Third - That
every party is careful to select its best
men as candidates, men free from the
blot Of crime or vice. No BreCkinridge
could 60 to congress from Wyoming.
MRS. M. K. STRUBLE.
The advocate., 1894-09-12
Franklin County POpulIsts.

EDITOR ADvooATE:-Ths Populists Of
Franklin county held their county con-
ventiOn yesterday, the 9TH. The con-
vention was composed OF ninsty-nine
delegates, every precinct being fully rep.
resented, and the convention was en-
thusisstic from start to finish. The fol-
lowing splendid ticket was nominated.
Representative Fifteenth. district, W. 3.
Kibbe; clerk OF the court, w. B. Cusick;
probate Judge, John H. Harrison; county
attorney, z. H. Gamble; superintendent
Of schools, Prof. W. s. Stsley; county
commissioner Second district, John 8.
Tulloss, rsnominsted. Hon. F. A. Will
lard, candidate for congress, was present
and delivered a spendid address,
Ottawa, Kss. j. F. MAxEY.
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The Union Pacific railroad managers
must have an idea that they are invested
with the power OF the car. They have
issued notice to all employees to in fu-
ture abstain from any participation in
politics, the discussion Of amy subjects
tending in that direction being pro-
hibited. All men not willing to keep out
OF politics are requested to resign. 1t is
likely that 1t will become necessary for
the Union Pacific to lay in Q full supply
OF Chinese, for it is difficult to find white
slaves willing to part with their souls.-
Kansas City World, September.
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EverybodY Is GOing South NOw.a.Days.

The only section Of the country whore
the farmers have made any money the past
year is in the South. II you wish to change
you should go down now and see for your
self. The Louisville q Nashville railroad
and connections will sell tickets TO all
points South for trains Of October 2, No
vember 6 and December 4, at one fare
round trip. Ask your ticket agent about
ib, and II he cannot sell you excursion tick
cts write 10 @. p. Atmore, general passen-
ger agent, Louisville, KY, OF Geo. B. HOr-
ner, D. P. A., ST. LOuiR, No.
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Keep Out of Politics.

OMAHA, NEB., Sept. 5.-The Union
Pacific to. day issued a notice to all en-
plOyes to in the future abstain from any
participation in politics, the discussion
Of any subjects tending in that direction
being prohibited. All men not willing
to keep out Of politics are requested to
resign.
The advocate., 1894-09-12
Colorado Women.
Continued from page 1.

the gang committeeman and another
placed in the field by the business men,
indorsed by the women. At a late hour
last evening there were many overtures
Of a compromise, but these were gsner-
ally rejected. The gangsters' idea Of
compromise in most cases was that the
other side should surrender.
The advocate., 1894-09-12
Oklahoma iRs sRs Indian Territory

Constitute the future Great Agricultural state
and Vineland Of America. The last chance FOR
free homes for the farmer. For reliable In
formation concerning this favored region. .sub-
scribe for the only farm journal publishad
there, the HOME, FIELD AND FORUM. a slx-
teen page Monthly, price 80 cents q year, Sam.
pie copy free. Address
HONE, YIELD AND FORUM,
Guthrie, Oklahoma
The advocate., 1894-09-12

See our 10.cent campaign offer In this
issue, and send IN club. You can't
CON vert people without getting them to
road.
The advocate., 1894-09-12

See our 10.cent campaign offer In this
issue, and send In q club. You can't
convert people without getting them to
read. =
The advocate., 1894-09-12
An Appeal to German Voters From Ger.
man Woman.

AOrCCS III uSuPpHGOu ana oppression
Then il was the duty Of the reformer to
show good cause why he attempted to
disturb the quiet Of the world. But that
time has passed. Long since has that
unnatural and ominouB quiet been dis
turbed. Step by step man has worked
his own way up against fearful odds,
against social standards, against the
gibbet and the stake; and toward what,
and for whstg To reach, even uncon-
sCiouslO, the better government OF rea-
son and intelligence which we are enter.
ing now. Freedom Of food, freedom
from chains, freedom of thought free
dom Of speech, political freedom, grsdu-
ally he has earned them for himself; and
in the march Of progress the German
has not been the last.
But man can not rise alone. The two
halves Of humanity, inevitably bound
together by the laws Of nature, must
together rise or fall. Woman has kept
pace with man, and only needs the final
step, the ballot, to place her at his side.
In the great struggle for relief from in.
dustriRl oppression now upon US who
will deny that her interests are as vital
as are hisP Indeed the greater weight,
by far, has fallen upon her. In the
pressure Of our rapidly developing ma
tionsl life, in the great struggle with
that incorporated wealth which would
rule US, but which the people mean to
rule, the energies Of woman have been
needed, and will be needed more. She
has been forced into the struggle. With
the encroaChment Of wealth came imme-
diRte necessity. No time was there for
questioning Rs to her sphere, no prob
lem to be solved about the shades of
difference between her nature and the
mans, no thought here Of expediency or
right. The need for food pressed on
her and the problem solved itself. It
found her ready. But the struggle, un-
equal to the man, With his experience in
his favor, and his ballot in his hand,
how doubly unequal and unjust must it
be to herr Unarmed and unprotected is
she forced into the race fof life. The
conditions Of our growth have put her
there. She cannot help it il she would,
nor you. The great army Of the toilers
In our land is neither male nor female.
It is both. They meet this situation
equal in numbers, but equal in nauRht
Slse. Hedge as you will you cannot es-
cape the fact; she is forced into the
active, selfish business life Of man on q
plane inferior to that Of man; and there
San be from these conditions one result,
one only, the degradation Of our woman
hood. Face the fact squarsly and think
It out for yourselves.
o, fathers and husbands OF q rae 0
noted for it's progressive thought earn
est, honest and sincere, true well wishers
For all womRnkind, citizens of whom
your women and our Joint land are justly
proud, you cannot now afford to stay
behind the age! The conditions are
nere. You cannot stem the current, nor
turn back the stream of advancing life.
You cannot keep the daughter within
he shelter Of the psternRl arm, nor
hinder her going out into the world.
The world has come to her, my brother,
nm her that she may protect herself.
The advocate., 1894-09-12
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Sept, 10, 1894
WHEAT-Cash, 541S cents; Dec, 571S cents;
May, 69% cents.
CoRN-CAsh, 81 cents; Oct, 5674 cents;
May, 66% cents.
oArs-Cash 500 cents; Oct 81 centG
PORK--CSsh St4S2
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LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY, sept 1O, 1874
CATTLE-Texas steers, S2O5@SS5; native
COWS, $loO@S25; stockers and feeders, $1,000
HoGs-Bulk Of sales, &56O(g69O; lights, york.
ers and pigs, SS000680.
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HORSES.

WIS. Tough 4 Son, managers Of the Kansas
City Stock Yards horse and mule department.,
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Advocate" List of Premiums, Books and
Periodicals.
The advocate., 1894-09-12

Market quiet Some little local trading, bus
none to speak OF. Dealers will NOT touch q
mule Of any class unless he Is fat and good
hair.
The advocate., 1894-09-12

sllberman Bros, 919 and 2l4 Michigan street,
Chicago, get out q weekly report OF the wool
market which they win be glad to send on Ap.
plicatlon.
Prices for Kansas and Nebraska wools are:
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The aADvooArB0 Sewing Ma.

We are offering the following liberal
terms on books and periodicals:
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By JOHN II. COKE.
207 SOUTH BROADWAY.


16o acres San Jacinto. for house and lot in
tn ng in the shape OF a house. only won't as
sumo mortgage; ranch clear of encumbrance
water in pent,, is nearly all level, will grow
anything you plant Now here is good
know you can't make living ON that shanty
OF yours; come and exchange it for something
that you can.
go acres near Fresno; good income every
foot under cultivation, water in abundance, 3
room cottage and other buildings farming
tools OF ali kinds included; owner cannot look
change for property in this city. Investigate
this, you are sure to be pleased,
piped on the land is good for fruits OF all kinds,
good SOIL
lance from town, will bear the strictest inves-
tigation, will exchange for other property and
assumed mortgage.
40 acres, 10 miles from Plaza, for city pro-
perty; owner nota rancher hence reason for
getting rid OF it, 1t is one Of the best pieces OF
land in the county; to see it is to take it.
-
JOHN II. COxE,
207 South Broadway.
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PERSONA

rlNO PARENTS OR RELATIONS: l AN A
i German, of good and respectable family,
civil engineer, inventor OF several useful arti-
Giles. 80 years of age a Christian and bachelor;
would like TO form the acquaintance OF an in
dependent lady about So years; object, matri-
mony il is desirable that the said lady should
understand the German language and consent
TO go to Europe for three years; all detailed
information will be received under the strictest
discretion; please correspond. Address L.
Rox 90 this office 30
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roTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rnles The hours for sprinklihg are be-
tween q and O'Clock a. H. and and O'Clock
p. m. For violation OF the above regulation
The water will be shut off and fine of - Will
be charged before the water will be turned on
again S-l7 If
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1890 :. = nm n |. n
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE Al
| tettion ofyoters of the Seventh ward to the
fact that / have been Il resident and tax
payer OF the city of Los Angeles for
qualifications can refer them to any response
bic business firm in the city. have no afiiiia-
tons with any political ring or. clique, and II
elected will fill the position honorably and
conscientiously. CHARLES \. ROBINSON,
independent candidate councilman seventh
ward,
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TIME SAFE DEPOSIT BONES OF THE STATE
L Loan and Trust company are enclosed in
fre-proof and burgla roof vault, with time
alcoyes attached for the private examination
of valuables, with writing materials; young
lady in attendance 81 If
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


dds WILL BE RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE
ID December 10, 1894, for the construction
of three railroad stations in Pima county, Ari-
IONA Plans and specifications can be seen at
Fargo & Co.'s building, corner Main and Third
st. CITY.
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T EwIs & ANDERSON,
L 40 South Main street

II 3l2 south Main street.
DO Won want nice cheval bedroom sets for
SIS? We have them, or sood new ones for $40.
New spring roller shad. S for 70 cents. Good
he'd lounge for SIS. Polished oak leather seat
rockers for So. Silk plush seat rattan rockers
for 50. New rattan nurse rockers, 81. 5. Good
mating ] 0 cents ana up. Get prices at LEWIS
& ALDERSON'S 11-25 II
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NOR sALE-UPRIGnT vosE PIANO, USED
II only very short time; must be sold; make
an offer. GARDNER e. ZELLNER, 2l3 sonth
Broadway.
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ron sALe-crrv rwnPERrY.

L BIZ JOHN H. COKE,
2V7 S. BROADWAY.
70 foot lot on Spring is positively the
cheapest piece of pro, erty on the street Don't
miss 1t. Must be sold to satisfy mortgage.
Lot on Thirtieth st. at your own price; To-
Gated between Main and Grand ave.
A acres, highly improved, including horses,
COW. chickens. farm implements, in fact every
thing complete 10 go right on, water in abnnd.
ance. 1t is without doubt one OF the finest
places in Southern California;; income last
year $500.
A handsome residence in the city at great
sacrifice.
100 feet on First street, will be sold at your
own figures. Owner desires to leave the bloom
ing country You should make rush for this.
You will never regret IL.
Corner on West seventh ST., with improve
ments, is decidedly low at the price asked.
Property on Broadway is. going up rapidly.
Buy before it goes up out of sight. Parties with
limited capital will do well TO invest now
Make me an offer on large house and lot on
First St don't be afraid, you can get it at any
offer.
Make an offer on lot 77x300 and eight room
house on West Washington ST. owner lives
cast and desires to get rid OF same. Can be
boughtvery low for cash.
JOHN H. COKE. 2o7 S Broadway. 1u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vxTANTED-S 100 LOT WEST OF MAIN ST.;
w cash Address w, Box 10 this office.
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AEESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
wi monthly medicine for immediate relief
or painful and irregular menses-from what
ever cause. For sale by GEO II. FREEMAN
CO., 1902 y. Spring ST. Price, 50 per box.
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wANTEp-wEAL ESTATE.

WY ANTED-BARGAINS IN OIL LANDS, LOTS
w and leases. W. B. SALISBURY CO.,
207 West Fourth street.
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VSHAM & MCKENZIE, DETECTIVE AGENCY,
233, 234 235 Stimson building.
Twenty years experience; reliable operators
furnished on short notice. Terms reasonable.
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n H.GOODw1N. PIANO MANUAL TURER;
~. pianos, church and parlor organs repaired
and tuned Factory, 5O7 Ceres ave- l1-litf
MACHINERY, DIES AND TOOLS MADE
WI and repaired. J. Won SERkEY, PIG S. Los
Angeles ST. Tel. 1888. 1I-l4u
CPANIsH DINNERS TO ORDER, 81 TO $3.50;
y regular dinner, soc. 3D. Wilmington st.
SWANFELDT, (TIIE /. A. TENT & AWNING
y Coz has removed to $50 s Main. 11-2o
sLoPER, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE,
"A. IL Center place. lib u
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

DERSONAL-THE LADIES OF Los ANGE-
i les will be glad to know that the eminent
dermatologist, DR.. Carpenter, whose name h as
become the household word, has loca ed at
.52la South Main street, where all those wish
ing facial blemishes removed, splotches moles,
superfuous hair, scars, pimples, freckles,
wrinkles and port wine marks can see him;
skin made white; lips and cheeks iirted and
neck developed. No pay until perfectly salts
fed,
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j i corporatedi for kindergar ners. Address
MRS. N. D. MAYHEM, 90 W. Twenty-third St
"a If
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DRIvATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
L men. Bryson block, I'd and Spring. The cir
cular gives particulars A. b. BROWN, princi-
nal
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Union LOAN COMPANY LOANS MONEY
~ on all kinds of collateral security,
watches, diamonds, jewelry, sealskins, and
furniture in lodging and boarding houses, and
on pianos without removal; private oihc- ior
ladies', room III; business confidential:
liz Stims0n block. Him
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ITO LOAN = $50, 600 on REAL ESTATE
i security, and low rates OF interest, city or
country. Come and see us. FRASER & JEN-
KlNS, 81 $. Broadway. li-25 II
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Fon sALK-ooUNrRr PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-COUSTRY PROPERTY.
->---~-~-~
-
-
EoR EXCHANGE.
By JOHN II. COKE.
or SoIi'rIf RIO pNVi v
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WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 276 S.
w Spring ST.; The Oldest, largest and finest
equipped com mercial school in southern Cali.
fornia; a thorough course in the commercial
branches and banking; a superior and success
ful shorthand and typewriting dep.r ment
and u practical English course; new college
rooms perfectly lighted and ventilated; cleo
tric elevator for pupils use: new furniture and
appliances; open all the year; pupils received
at any time; illustrated catalogue and full in.
formation free. q. A. HOUGH, presidents; N.
G. FELkhR, vice-president 441y
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II old; fine crop OF fruit: price, $500 per
acre; one orchard o years old, 5000 per acre;
have very fine grove at Alhambra for sale; a
slightly place fora home; price, $500 per acre.
4 pretty home at Eagle Rock IL acres: price,
$4,000. Improved properties at Duarte, Co
vina, Glendora, Pomona, Ontario, and a few at
Highlands and Redlapds. The Pomona Real
Estate Exchange can furnish you with any
kind OF land you want. ELMO K. MESERVE,
100 s. Broadway. 26
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CUPERFLUOUS HAIR, WARTS AND MOLES
- permanently removed by electricity; hours
IL to !. Room i, 2t2 S. Broadway.
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WANTED - SITUATION-A YOUNG MAN
w OF eight years experience desires a posi-
ton in an office at clerical work; competent to
take charge of books for any large business or
open books for new business. City references
larry to suit the times. Address W., Box go
this Office.
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EDUCATION AL.


THE LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
i dncorporaled), located at LA $. Main ST.,
is The largest and best equ pped institution in
Southern California. 1t provides thorough
business educstio in the most rac,ical way.
The shorthand department leads all compet.
tors, and is a great success. Its department OF
penmanship is conducted by 4. X. lsaacs, a
teacher OF national reputation. Day session
open all the year. Night sessions day,
Wednesday and FRIDAY nights of each week.
Send for ca alogue L. X. SCHkADEK. pres;
Il. W. KELSEY, vice-pres.; L. N INSKEEl. sec.
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ITO. LOAN - UNI United AMOUNT FOR
Il small loans: commissions; light ex-
pense. SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
LIB 5. Spring st. y 1856
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NITIZENS' INVESTMENT CO.,
~ 22I s. Broadway,
stock and bond brokers'; loaps, MORTGAGES, So
curities and in estments ccllectio-s made,
take, paid aud property manag for non ST.
dents or Others. li-29tf
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MANIFESTATIONS, BY AN EDUCATED
w young man of 20; two years experience
in the study of mcdicine as nurse or compan-
ion pre- ferred, but anything accepted. Address
c, Box 1O, this ONCE.
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IIOTEL WORTH-SIXTH AND BROADWAY
III frst-class board and lodging summer
rates; suites for families. +. J. SPAULDING,
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MRS. A. GEORGE. HEALING AND DEVEl.
satisfaction insured. Room 2, 355'a ;. Spring.
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TNHROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
i arena, Cal furnis, the only institution in
Southern California providing thorough in
dus rial and art training for both sexes in con-
nection with scientific, Literary or Classical
education. Sloyd school for younger pupils.
Manual training school and college 4 technol-
ogy. Courses larg ly elective. Good ho--es
for students. For catalogue and full infor..a-
ton address PRESIDENT CHARLES II.
KEYES. Pasadena california;
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NJ IL DIU Ms.

J)ERSONAI-REV. AGNES II. PLEASANCE,
i the celebrated dead trance medium, gives
private sittings daily satisfaction guarant ed.
Permanently located at 634 s. Broadway.
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TOR SALE = BEAUTIFUL LOT IN THE
II Harper tract, covered with fruit trees. 50x
145 feet only $500.
Good lot on Oak ST., near Washington St., SO
x136 feet. $500.
Cheap lot on W. Sixteenth St, l5x121 to
alley, way down, $45O.
Finest lot in the city. on Portland ST., be-
tween Adams & Tw, nty-eighth sts., 7Ox217
feet, but you must build good house If you
want this lot; $500
l can sell you the finest place in the city,
northeast corner of Eleventh and Beacon sts.,
lot 1l5xl6O to alley. 10 rooms, mantels, good
barn.
The most slightly lot in Boyle Heights, $780,
That fine place northwest corner OF Third
and Olive sts., 10 rooms a few days at $4,000
l0Oxl37 10 alley, at head OF Orchard ave. on
Twenty-ninth ST.. Harper tract, only $4,000.
Ii room house on the hill modern i'm
provements, lot l5Uxl7O, fine place, 5000.
Corner in Harper trac 10ix14l, beauty;
$500.
only have few lots left in the Fitzgerald
tract second Harper tractj and expect to sell
them this week. SO if you want a lot on beauti-
full w. Beacon ST., or Union ave., come at once.
E. A. MILLER, 227 W. First St
EoR sALE-JOHNsoN & KEENEY CO.,
Il 10L s. Broadway.
$2s50-Eight rooms, just finished, all con-
veniences; street graded and sidewalked; very
easy terms.
six-room colonial, very fine something new
on same street, to be finished in two weeks.
See these houses before buying; best value in
the city.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
JOHNSON & KEENEY CO..
26tf Owners.
C17SO-$lOOO CASH, BALANCE THREE
al (CU years. will buy one of the most
q n n in ri " vi
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MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, JEW
wi clry. watches, pianos, scalskins, live stock,
carriages, bicycles, AID all kinds of personal
and collateral security. LEE BROS.
2-lS 1y 402 6. Spring ST.
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w good alfalfa land for house and lot near
Santa Fe depot or roundhouse. Adore. s 923
4. First St 3
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p0INDEXTER & wADswORTH, BROKERS,
\ Bob W. second St. buy and sell mortgages
stocks. bonds and any good securities; ii you
wish to lend or borrow or invest in real estate
call on us; collections made and property
managed for non-residents. zstf
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PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS. Ero.


II W. CAMPBELL, PRIEST L. A. BILL POST
lLs ing Co.; the only honest bill poster. lI9
4 Second. Tel. 1475, Sign painting.
~ EO. P. MCLEAN, PREsIDE NT STATE BILL
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON DlAM0NDs.
w watches, jewelry, sealskins, etc.; also on
pianos, merchandise, hon and steel safes, tur,,
niture in lodging houses boarding houses ana
hotels without removal; also on city anu couh-
try property; low Interest," can have money at
once; business confidential; private oflice Tor
ladies'. GEO. s. ROBINSON, 233 W. First 81,
rooms 2 and 3. I2%2
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MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. IN
lNl sums of $1,000 to s 10000; no charge for
examination OF properly or title. 245 S. Main