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VyTANTED-A SITUATION TO LEARN THE
w bakers t, ,ade; have had some expert
ence; will furnish good references. Resi-
dence. 302 BOYD st. q
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LNOR SALE-A RESTAURANT, WELL LO-
II Gated on Broadway: has an esta blished
paying trade at sacrifice. NJ, 132 Stimson
Blk
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LOST AND FOUND

EOUND-BUILDER WHO WANTS PIANO;
r. horse and buggy as part pay for building
house. X. u. COATES, 224 S. Olive st 10
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EOR SALE LODGING HOUSES.
i NJ. P. BOWEN, 113 W. Second st.
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PHYSICIANS

- sity Berlin. Venereal diseases a speciality
Mos obstinate cases quickly cured PIT S.
Main st. y to z. 4-30
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w ANTED-A SITUATION BY AN INDUS
w trious msn, willing and obliging. Ad-
dress Courage, box 40, this Office.
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NNIANTED -TWO UNFURNlsHED ROOMS
w with private family by man and wife;
give location and price. Address c. P box 20.
this Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE

Deserving persons desiring employment will
be allowed to ins rt hree lines for two inssr-
ton, under this heading, free of Charge.
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J1OR SALE-IF YOU WANT A MONOPOLY
L in box package and barrel factory, call Oh
NJ 1872 Stimson Blk
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WANTED--AGENTS

A GENTS, A BONANZA-THE ONLY COM
"A bined Burglar a la, IN Lock and Tramp
Guard in the world; no talking. sells on sight;
weighs three ounces; retails 81 %; particulars
free; county and state territory for sa e.
PACIFIC COAST INTRODUCTION CO., Room
q, No. 22S S. Hill ST.
w NTANTED-ACTIVE CANvAssERs FOR A
w well-advertsed article; liberal commits
sion. AnniY = s w. Third 81. u
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FINANCIAL
DACIFIC LOAN CO.
i Qncorpo. a ed.)
Oldest established in Los Angeles.
Thprn1pl1lv V rplia HE


loans made in any amounts on all kinds OF
collateral security, diamonds, jewelry, seal
skins, merchandise, safes Also on pianos,
fu niture and household goods, in either pr-
vate houses. lodging, boa ding houses or ho-
T. Is, witaout removal IRON the premises. Pa
tal payments re eived; money quick, busi-
ness conhdeniia Priva,e office for ladies'
w. l. DEGROOT. manager,
Rooms =, = and a. IA :. Spring st.
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HL4NTED--REAL ESTATE

LARGE, CHEAP RESI-
w dence lots on one corner, close in. all cash,
nothing fancy; want The stuff !oI trading pur-
poses; owners only. GukNEY, 522 East
Fourth. 10
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tKANTED.-TO RENT

WASTED a MODERN UNFURNIsHED
" cottage for two adults; cl Sc in: W, st of
Main ST.; rent rot TO exceed S25. Address c.
W o.. box li. Station c.
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crOnO SALOON, NICELY EQUIPPED.
SIUUU BEN WHITE, 2 w. First st. II
aOrn--LoDGING HOUSE OF - ROOMS
e~C,)U BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st. tt
NOR sALE-BARBER sHOr; CHEAP. $40
L f. First st. T. l. HOHNGREN.
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NOR sALE-A PROMINENT CORNER CLOSE
Il in with large hou.e, sui able for making
b st paving family hotel in city. NJ, 30
timson Blk.
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EOR RsALE-REAsONABLE. PRODUCE BUsI-
Il ness paying well suitable for man and
wife or young man. X. b., Box 10.
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MEDIUMS


TTXGNET1C HEALING; DISEASES OF ALL
1vl kinds and of every nature successfully
treated by.MRS. GRIFFITH, IA S. Main, room
ar
a GNESH PLEASANCE, THE CELEBRATED
"A dead trance medium, gives satisfactory
yittings daily at residence 634 ). Broadway.
MRS. PERCY cLAIRvOYANT, HEALING
III and developing medium. Readings daily,
II. l06 E.Fifth St 81
.NNIss KATE, LAMPMAN, STARLIGHT"
M t{ence medium; sittings daily, 422 W.
Seventh. AT
NHME. STANLEY TELLS YOUR ENTIRE
IN past and future. Ladies CSC. 324]e S.
spring. 5-3
MRS. HOPKINS MITCHELL = BUSINESS
4u and test medium. 700 E. Fifth. 2-25 Init
LE1soNAL sITTINGs AND LIFE NATIvI-
y ties until next Monday AL w Seventh
PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS
~ B, WAITE, 2l1 w. FIRST ST., Los ANGE-
Ne les, Cal; views made to order; guaranteed
largest assortment 8. California views.
nH0Tos, Any fizE, s1. PLAZA GALLERY
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JNOR SALE

I
20 fine bargains in houses, from $500 to
$1,000; some that must be sold and will go at
bargains. w. 2. LARKIN & CO.,
20tf 1872 S. Broadway.
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J. hour, 9Oc; city -four zoe; granulated sug T.,
Cl lbs 81: brown sugar, 23 lbs 81: lbs rolled
wheat or oats, sc: sardines, boxes 25c; to-
matees. 2 cans 15c; bars German family
soap, 25c; 5 gallons oil, 7uc; gasoline, Use; ?
packages morning meal, Sc lard. 1"-lb can.
75c; Eagle Milk, l5c. 6O1 Spring street cor
neY Six I'll
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR INVESTMENTS
IN BUSINESS PROPERTY?
HAVE A LARGE
NUMBER
TIL At
7 CAN RECOMMEND
ON
SPRING,
BROADWAY,
MAIN,
HILL.
GRAND.
OLIVE,
FIRST.
SECOND.
SEVENTH.
lam PREPARED TO SHOW INTENDING
PURCHASERS
SOME OF THE BEST INCOME
PROPERTY
IN THE CITY.
BUSINESS INC ONE PROPERTY A SPECIALITY
JOHN H. COKE,
207 s. BROADWAY.
31-2-5
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TNOR SALE-IF
uOME. SWEET HOME

ii ''
$l35O-Lovely new Groom cottage, with all
modern Improvements, reception hall, mantel,
crate, hot and cold water, marble washstand,
bath. pantry and closets. front and back
porches; lot 5Ox $50 to an alley; IL minutes
ride from the business C inter by electric car;
street graded and graveled; cement curbs and
walk. This will be sold on long time if sold
soon. GR1DER DOW,
4 lOYl% s. Broadway
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ITO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO
L L D. BARNARD, 111@ 5. Broadway.
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VYANTED--BY AN INTELLIGENT AND RE.
w fined woman with child 20 months old
situation tc do light hoasework in city IT
country. Addres, MRS S. 261) L. second ST.
A-) If
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C1S0O LODGING HOUSE OF "a ROOMS.
eDlCUUs well located; part cash. Apply
BEN WHITE, 221 W. First S ii
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O1O OOO FOR SHEEP. HORSE OR
BlU.UUU CO. tie ranch, located in Arizona,
II miles from railroad; 1000 acres enclosed;
house and never failing spring OF water; two
reservoirs; this water controls a million acres
of grazing land. with 16S head OF horses OF
Norman and Hambletonian stock. This ranch
will stand investigation; price, $4,000. NJ.
p BOWEN, sole agent, lib W. Second ST., Los
Angeles, Cal
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DR0FEssOR j. BONNELL-AURIST AND
il; phren 1ogiSt, has his Office at 331l3 S
krring ST.: he. cures deafness in every case
where the auditory nerve is not paralyzed or
dead; nasal ca arrh treated fre,; cur five
persons OF 81 average. 10
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rTHE UNION CLOTHING HOUSE HAS RE
Il moved to 10S W 5 cond st., between
Spring ard Main 4. LOWICH. 4-I4
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Wanted a man with 5000 or 81 G, 900 TO loan
on good collateral; none need cali but thosc
that mean business.
For sales 600 for a grocery store; the
building, barn. wagon and lease that runs
until october 1895, for &S month on the
ground on which the building stands
woo for a grocery store; rent $l3 per month;
party has done bust ess for three years in this
house; cause for selling wants to leave Los
Angeles Cal this ! sng% Is g9o%d Location W s.oond,
EoR sALE-NICE 4-RooM HOUSE; CLOSE
Il 10 Downey avenue, fenced, trees, shrub
berry, etc; $l250.
For exchange-Alfalfa and fruit ranch,
Eagle Rock Valley; $l75 an acre. House,
barn, etc., on it.
For exchange or sale-Properties of all sorts
in East Oakland, Portland, Fresno, Lordsburg,
Port Townsend, Elmira, Oceola. Pomona,
Duarte, Berkeley. Paso Robles, Porte1yille,
Winnipeg. Lancaster, Minneapolis, Olympia,
etc.
For exchange for city property-A planirg g
mill, all conn plete and now running full speed
in the north price $4,000, for city property.
For sale-Chino sugar lands at $40 an acre.
Be quick about this, time for planting is near
ly gone.
For sale or trade-A grocery that will invoice
$I05O.
For sale-Houses on tho installment plan,
LLOYD & BENT.
IA Bryson Block
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FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY
TNoK sALE-CITY-
CrsrnrD 9 NOW
1O91s S. Broadway.
REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT BROKER9
ESTApT IcrYEn 1901
109Is S. Broadwa
ESTABLISHED 1881.

CITY LOTS.
$25 down and $40 month without interest
Will buy fine lot on a graded street. with ce-
ment walk, Is minutes ride from the bust
ness center; price only 800. See this.
$500 will buy 5J-foot lot on Fourteenth
street. set to bearing fruits, half block from
electric car. This must be sold within a week
$500 will nuy a fine lot on Pico ST.. half a
bio from electric cars.
5000, choice LIT on Adams ST.; street i'm
provements all paid fhr; in one block of cleo
trio cars; on easy terms.
$3.50 will buy 50-ioot lot on Twelfth st
a little wess of Pearl street; stree graded;
cement walks and curbs; on easy terms
$500 will buy fine corner lot suitable for
business nlock, which will rent before build
ing is completed; within ten minutes walk Of
Spring and First SITS.
$225o-Half acre on w. Washington St, close
to electric cars; street 100 it, wide; fin st resi-
dence site on the street. right among the
finest residences.
5000 for a lot on Grand ave, close TO Adams
ST., S0x155; this is the best bargain offered on
Grand ave.
GRIDER d DOW,
5 1O9to S, Broadway.
LNOR SALE LODGING HOUSES.
i NJ. P. BOWEN, 113 W. Second st.
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WANTED HOUSE CLEANING OR WASH
w ing b the day. week or month. Address
A. R.. box 80 this Office
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TRACT OF HOME
GRIpER & Dow's ADAMS STREET TRACT

GRIpER & Dow's ADAMS STREET TRACT.
$500 to 5000 will buy the finest building lot
in the city, fronting Adams street-S2 feet
both ltned with fine pam trees; Twenty
seventh street and Twenty street. Lots
all 30 feet front. alleys in rear; cement walks
and curbs, streets graded, graveled and
sprinkled; street trees planted Rich loan
soil, 80 feet higher than Figueroa street, grand
this tract and see the many fine homes being
built. only 10 minutes ride from Second and
Spring sts on the double electric cars
down Central ave. Office on the tract. Free
carriage. For maps prices and all informa-
ton write or call on
"a tt ORDER G. DOW. lO9l5 S Broadway.
EoR sAIE-vERY CHEAP-Two LOTS ON
Il 30th St near Main.
One lot on Hope near 29th st.
Eight lots on Both st. near Figueroa, with
seven-room cottage, wind m IL and tank.
Chatsworth Park land, the choi est orange
and lemon lands in the county. for sale on
easy terms
Fifty acres of hatsworth Park lands planted
to apiicots for sale or exchange.
Twenty ten-acre pieces in Chatsworth
Park for sale or exchange.
8 W. B. BARBER, 21s1& S Broadway.
crtIA a FOOT-KOHLER LOTS FOR CLOSE
IDLY in city homes; all streets graveled !:
curbed; cement walks. $l5 a month pays for
oi.
500 an acre-4 ten-acre lots planted to
walnuts peaches, apricots. 1913 cash; = yearly
paym. nus: 6 ner cent.
S900-New house 5 rooms; hard finished ;
rented Sl2; great bargain.
29tf W. ]. FISHER, 227 W. Second ST.
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GCO0-WOOD, COAL AND FEED BUSI-
EOUU ness; o,itive bargain: good corner;
well stocked. BEN WHITE 221 W. FRS ST.
4-2Stf
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SITUA TONS WANTED MALE

Deserving persons desiring employment will
be allowed 10 insert three lines for two lnser-
tions undCr this heading free of charge.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

70 PURcHAsE-wE HAVE A
w customer Tor lot in The oil district
SMITH & O'BRlEN, 147 s. Broadway.
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w ANIED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN
w position store. or wholesale house;
willing TO do sny kind OF work outside OF
liquor business. Address, 2611a :. Los An
geles st room 26
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$1,000 for 27-room lodgings house; $l10O,
oIsOO FOR LOT ON BUNKERHILL
eDJeUV ave.
GOOO0 FOR 15.RooM HOUSE; LOT 25x
TCUUV 10; will rent for $50 per month.
G1sOn FOR A 24-ROOM LODGING HOUSE
NlCUV $500 cash, 5000 on time.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

TlERSONAL-GROCERl AT CUT RATES
i Fresh roasted Jaw. and Mocha, 35c; Rio,
Csc: can pigs feet, &c; deviled ham, Sc; )
cans corn, 25c; table pums, 1oc; cans oys-
ters sc: can cocoa 15c; ) lbs good tea $ ;
8 lbs prune. j, 2ac: : lbs. cherries, zoc; s lbs.
pears, 25c: 10 lbs. corn meal. 20c; 80 lbs
dour, s5c; 10 lbs lard 75c; pors, 9l.c; bacon.
lie. ECONOMIC STORES. 305 So. Spring St
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SPECIAL NOTICES
I Ewis : XIDfRsoN.

n: Si1 s0UIn n MAIN 81.
And still they come. Yes. they've been
rss% ssss = ise ~ % best | linen % warp mating
you ever saw for 15c chiffoniers for ~ so and
-; folding beds for %: good new feather pill
lowe, 75c; new OF tension tables for $3. 80.
You'll always save money at LEWIS & ALDER
gf1N,G 9l4 Main st If
NNOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
IN Coz pany will strictly enforce the follow
Ing rules: The hours for sprinkling. are be,
tween and o'clock q, ~, and and
clock D. m. For q violation OF the above
rfgnlstien the water will be shut off and fine
Of ~ will Be charged before the water will be
r.wILI, PAY $50 REWARD FOR INFoRMA.
i tion that will lead to the return OF Willie
and Charlie Griesoach, aged respectively ~
and II years, who left the home o their grand
November 20, 1894. c. ]. NIMMER, College
and BNena Vista sts., Los Angeles. 4-lO
rESHE SAFE DEPoslT BONES OF THE STATE
j. Loan and Trust Company ae enc osed in
iccIs and brill antiy ligh' ed with electricity;
alcaves attached ,or tho rrivafe examination
of'vsluables with writing materials; young
ladyin attendance
INoR sALE-IHE NEW HOME SEWING MA
Il chine Company offers for tho next 80 days
the following bargains: Whites. Standards.
Antomstics Singers, Domestics, Davis, House.
holds, etc. from 81 70 *lb. on payments OF o
& per week. $40 S Spring ST. Branch, 80 4.
Colorado. Pasadena. A
NyoTIcE-wY WIFE, MAGGIE NJ. HINCK-
IN ley, deserted my home at No. 319 n.
Rroadway without cause. warn all persons
AGAINST trusting her on my account will
not be responsible for her debts. Ma ch 21st,
1895. sAMtiELJ. HINCKLEl. 22-2s---l2
TNOR sALE-THE miles TRACT; LOTS
Yin this beautiful tract are now for sale st
prices ranging from 5000 upwards; these lots
are sold only to parties who will build good
bou sos, POtNDEXTER a WADSWoRTIT, 305
" Second st.
OLD AND SILVER REFINERs CASH FOR
VI old gold and sill yer, plac and retort gold.
sies. etc. W. T. SMITH CO.. l2s N Maid
1t, room 10, Los Angeles. Cal Is
noN'T FAILrO HEAR SUPERINTENDENT
IL Search tonight at the First Congregatio al
Church. subject: Economic Values In Edu-
cation. Admission 35 cents
T AIDES, YOUR OLD HATS MADE NEW.
Iu cleaned, dyed, feshaped, latest style SOC,
Aw,woRKs, 4o4 $. Spring ST. bet4th&oth.
p Ute R-CHEAFER THAN EVER: FINEST
ID tub creamery. i5c h.. rolls. 2Oc;
squares. 25c. HsKZou, 442 Spring. Ala
MACHINERY, DIES. AND TOOLS MADE
lI and repaired. ]. Won SERKEY, 2i6 S.
Les Angeles st. Tel 933.
1nCEN1 SQUARE NEAL AT CHE SILVER
1UeMoon restaurant, 249 S, Main ST. Give us
. trial. 10
F. sLoPER, HOUSE MOVER. OFFICE,
IA II center place
DExcH SHOW ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL .,
ID 627 S. Main St
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7 AIDES. YOUR OLD HATS MADE NEW.
IL cleaned, dyed. reshaped latest style SOC,
STRAW, WORKS, 4o4 S Spring St. bet4th&5th
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WANTED - ANTHONY MINES AND
w claims for cash. l.. SCHMIDT, 115 w.
FIRST st.
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NH- HY PAY A MERCHANT TAILOR S35 FOR
w suit when you can get the same thins
for S15 At the MlSFIT CLOTHING PAKLOkS,
2z3-223 W. Second ST., between Spring anu
Broadway? Ii
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q t.pOO-DELICACY STORE: RECEIPTS
eN.)OU over T1S day. Apply to BEN
WHITE, z21 w. First st #
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NoN'r FAILTo HEAR SUPERINTENDENT
L. Search tonight at the First Congregato al
Church. subject: Economic Values in Edu-
cation. Admission 35 cents.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

XK- K-ANTED-ACTIVE WOMEN WITH BUSI-
w ness experience to represent us in city
and country; liberal commission. Call at p
Vest Third II
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TNOR sALE-THE "NILES TRACT; LOTS
II in this beautiful tract are now for sale 81
prices ranging from 5000 upwards; these lots
are sold only to parties who will build good
bouscAs POlNDEXTER a. WADSWORTU, 800
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GtOn-CIGAR STORE: BARGAIN: THIS
NIUU day only. Apply to BEN NHIrE,
221 w. First st. If
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TOR SALE-NICE LIST OF HOTELS AND
i lodging houses prices range from $500
upward. S. P. CREASINGER ~ W. First ST.
3-3
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Hell WANTED---MALE
II w. REID & co.
~. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
126 W, First st.
Tel lORA

Ii w.
Els EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
126 W, First ST.
Tel 1854.
Orders telephoned or telegraphed at
our expense.
We are the Oldest established agency in
Southern California and our long experience
enables us to select such help as our patrons
call for.
We furnish all classes of help free of charge,
and can supply you on short notice. Give us
your order and you will not be disappointed
in quality of help or promptness. 4. w. REID
l. CO., 2-6 If
A MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL STA
"A pie goods to dealers; experience unneces-
sary; best side line. $75 a month. Salary
and expenses or large commission made: For
sealed particulars send stamp CLIFTON
SOAP MANUFACTURERS CO., Cincinnati, o,
XVANTED-AcTrvE MEN TO TAKE oP-
w ders for enlarged portraits, city and
'untry. &. H. EVERITr Il CO., 42l S.
Spring ST. As
DEITY, HUMMEL & co, 3oo-So2 W. SEC
ond st. Tel. 500. The best employment
office in every way in Southern California.
NTANTED ACTIVE MEN TO REPRESENT
w us in city and county; liberal commits
sion. Call at 21S W. Third st. II
YXvANTED-ACTIvE MEN TO TAKs OR
w ders in city and country; liberal commits
sion apply us W. Third ST.
yKTANTED MAN TO WORK IN HOTEL
w kitchen. Address, stating age etc, box
20, NJ. NJ.
BOSTON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 222 W.
ID Fifth st. Telephone 1925. Az
HELP WANTED FEMALE
yx-ANTED-ACTIvE WOMEN WITH BUsI-
w ness experience to represent us in city
and country; liberal commission. Call at y 8
Nest Thj r1 If
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TNoR ,SALE-IHE NEW HOME SEWING MA
Il chine Company offers for tho next 80 days
the following bargains: Whites. Standards.
Automstics Singers, Domestics, Davis House
holds, ETC., from $12 10 $15. on payments OF
o. per week. $40 s Spring st. Branch, 80 l..
Colorado, Pasadena. A
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NoTIcE-wY WIFE, MAGGIE NJ. HINCK-
IN ley, deserted my home at No. 319 n.
Rroadway without cause. warn all persons
against trusting her on my account VIII
not be responsible for her debts. Ma ch 21st,
1895. SAMtIELJ. HINCKLEl. 22-2S--l2
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MACHINERY, DIES. AND TOOLS MADE
lxI ard repaired J. Won SERKEY, 2l6 S.
Los Angeles st. Tel 933.
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TNIoN LOAN COMPANY.

DOINDEXiER Il WAD9WORTH, BROKERS'
L 305 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 man
aged for non-residents. 2S II
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rFNHE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
II Loan and Trust Company a'e enc osed in
. ire-proot and burglar roof vanlt wi h time
locks and brill antly Lighted with electricity;
ofysiuables with writing materials; yonng
ladY In afiendauce.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

cc0O- BUTCHERS ATTENTION! SEE
tNOttU this bargain at once: a meat market
actually worth 5000 for $500; horses. wagons,
everything complete, vita a paving cash
trade; must be sold. BEN WHITE, 221 W.
First st. II
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posed to be dead have been buried alive.
The memorial was referred to the COM
mittee On health and vital statistics.
Senator HoiIer introduced resolution
authorizing the Auditor of State to report
what moneys there are in the State treas
age fund or that have been wrongfuliy
expended on other accounts. Referred.
Sundry petitions were presented asking
the passage of the Stotsenburg or the Boord
in building and loan associations and pro-
testing against the passage of the Newly
bill. Senator Cranor presented a remon-
STRANGE numerousy signed by the manufac-
turers Of Muncie protesting against the
proposed amendment of the co-empioyes
employers shall be deemed TO have knowl-
edge of any defect in machinery through
which an employee may sustain injuries.
Senator Ellison presented a petition al
legged to have been signed by prominent
Republicans of Fort Wayne asking that
the investigation of the Fort Wayne School
for the Predetermined take place at Fort
Wayne.
Senator Kern presented petition num-
erously signed by citizens of Indianapolis
the Indianapolis Street-railway Company
to pave between its tracks. Senator Kern
also presented fourteen petitions asking
the passage of the Boord building and loan
association bill. Senator Mclean presented
a memorial from the Soldiers Mutual
of a statue to the late General Manson
on the space on the soldiers monument
grounds allotted to the Mexican war. Sem
ator Self presented resolution asking
the redistricting of the State for judicial
purposes. Referred. Senator Wishard pre-
sented remonStrance numerously signed
by the employees of the c.. H. & ID. railroad
protesting against 2-cent fares.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Industrial Training School will be
opened next Monday. Instruction will be-
gin i'm all classes except wood-turning and
forging.
The Marion Club will meet tonight to
make appropriate expression regarding
the death of William Levey, who was a
member of the organization.
Mr.. f. p. Sisson. father of Mr.. w J.
Sisson, of this city died in Dallas Tex
Friday morning of this week The funeral
VIII take place in Galesburg, Ill.
Representative Longwell grew a bit ia
cetious yesterday, and presented a bill pun
ishing the people who flooded the House
with valentines. The Speaker sent the bill
to the committee on canals.
Rev. II. v. Hunter, of Terre Haute, form
erly of this city. will speak at the Seventh
Presbyterian Church next Sunday night 1t
is the occasion of the anniversary of the
Young Ladies. Missionary Society of the
church.
The pulpit of the Central-avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church will be occupied to-mor-
row morning and evening by Rev. Elijah r.
Brown, editor of the Rams Horn. His
evening subject will be ''The Story of My
Conversion--Into and out of Infidelity."
To-day Captain Wallace Foster will send
his patriotic display to Mrs. Kate Sher-
wood. chairman of the committee on pa
of women which meets in Washington next
week. 1t viii be displayed in the patriotic
meeting in Washington Feb -.
Last night about o'clock Coroner Cas-
tor was notified that a colored woman at
3lS West Court street had died suddenly.
The coroner found that Mrs. Lizzie Os-
born, colored. fifty years of age had died
She has been living with daughter at the
number named.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-16
SENATOR sHIvELEY,s POSITION.
He Believes in bipartisan Bencvo-
lent Boards.


Senator Shiveley save he has been mis-
partisan control of the benevolent institu-
tions. 81 am simply contending for a prin-
ciple,'' said he last night. II believe in
nonpartisan control of the benevolent in
stitutions, and / believe that bipartisan
boards of two members of each party will
accomplish this. L have never said that 1
am in favor of this superintendent or that
being retained. That is not the question
with me- ] have no favorites to protect
All that I insist on is that these institu-
tons should be freed from politics and
should be put upon strictly business basis,
with merit governing the appointments, and
merit alone. 1t will not improve things to
troll. I am anxious to see boards equally
divided in politics, so that II an attempt Is
made to serve a partisan-the party a
party can secure no possible advantage
from the spoils--instead of the highest good
of the institution, then side will de-
feat the other. Having men of high char
acter, serving as-they do under the proposed
law without pay, the board would divide on
matters of business on planes of judgment
alone. If a business proposition they
haps, would be lost by delay and further
light upon the subject. The old Quaker
rule of unanimity in action or no action
is pretty good one. The plan / favor
would lift the institutions clear away from
politics. To fail to do so will not ALLEVIATE
the boys the spoilsmen talk about, who al
ways vote with their party anyhow but it
will ALLEVIATE the thinking. conscientious
voter. 1t seems strange to me that in one
breath these spoilsmen will acknowledge
trouble and danger, and with the next they
insist upon taking the spoils."