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The herald., 1895-07-21

A 9-ROoM RESIDENCE WITH 3 LOTS IN
"A Chicago for city orc countrs property
l9tacres of lemon and orange land near
Glendora for city property.
GOOD business property in Minneapolis
Mimi, for city or country property,
l60 acres in South Dakota for lodging house
in city
20 acre farm we'll improved. near Downey
for house and lot in city
$40 acres of fine iard in Liberty County
Texas.
40 acres OF peat land near Westm mister for
city property,
1ood acreage, free OF incumb brance, adjoins
city limits for house and lot
q. d. STKEETEK & CO.
81 ITO S. Broadway.
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ENOR EXCHANGE
j. $600-20 acres near Burbank.
$l5O0-lO acres in Orange city.
$2OOj-i3 acres in fruit Toluca
$2nO0-c0 acres near Gardena.
$350O-2 acres well improved. near city.
TS450-106 acres good land Gardena.
$4O0O-20 acres in alfalfa near city.
Y3O0U-1o-acre choice orange grove, Covlna
x1OO0-lO acres oranges and lemons, Duarte.
$3iOO-2O-acre walnut grove, Fullerton.
$25OO-House and lot, kland
$l5. O0O.35 acre fruit farm Eagle Rock.
$60OO-15-room house. close in.
$50 90 lots in the city of Sault St. Marie
$5O0o-Lot 50xl2O. L First st.
Y6OOO-House OF rooms, Rockwoo1 ave.
$25O0-House and lot for lodging house.
$32OO-320 acres, Reynolds county. Mo.
$2400--S0 acres. Sacramento county.
$25, 5,OOO3-story brick block, rented.
Sll .lO0-114 lots, city OF Anaheim.
$70OO-45 acre ranch near Anaheim.
$4,000 40 acre fruit ranch, Anaheim.
$20OO--2O lots. oil belt, for cottage.
GOWEN, EBERLE & CO,
u 143 s. Broadway.
DOX 227, FLAGSTAFF ARIZONA, FOR
ID exchange or sale on easy terms for South
ern California property.
5000 One valuable farm, 16O acres, 6
miles from own; water, timber, house
Sl500-Iown property, small residences, a
lot each, value s 90 to $500
j. %0O0-Blacksmith shop, with TOOLS good
building. l lot.
$1O.OOO-An old established livery business
complete; lots, good building and all con-
veniences location and building $4,000
$l00U-Ten vacant lots. + 90 each.
$l000-A stock of millinery and notions;
old established business; only millinery store
in town
This property is all centrally located; all
lots 25xl5O. All or any part OF th property
lively. Health and climate perfect
Tb Su S-27
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I>NCHANGE OF PROPERTY-WE HAVE A
II large list; submit your property and we
can obtain an offer.
HOLWAY LAND COMPANY,
Room IA, California Bank building Second
St., and Broadway. 2ltf
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rINIoN LOXyUoMPANY,

T1NION LOAT COMPANY
~ Stimson Block,
Loans money on all kinds of collateral secur-
lty. watches, diamonds, sealskins and furni.
ture in lodging and boarding houses and ON
pianos without removal; also on bonds, stocks
ana mortgages; low interest; monsy at once;
business confidential; private onice for ladies'
room liz. CLARK A. SHAW, manager rooms
III and liz, first floor. Stimson block.
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DARE CHANCE-A PARTNER is WANTED
IL to deliver orders. collect, ETC., in we'll
established laundry business; at present en-
ploys handt horses wagons. etc. included;
doing business of $40 week at present.
Actually one OF the very best chances ever
offered; owner is a thorough. reliable man,
and will give undoubied references. P.ice for
"a interest only $3.50: chance of his kind sell
dom offered Apply at once to BEN WHITE,
22l w. First st. II
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NOR SALE-GOOD AS NEW-GAS ENGINE,
II 2horse power: weight 900 lbs 100 E. Col
orado St, Pasadena. TIL. Su.
NOR SALE-A GOOD 2-SEATED NEW HA-
Il ven made surrey; also first class harness for
surrey horse; 344 5th street, Santa Monica. or
box 81. 10
NOR SALE = FURNITURE OF SEVEN
i room cottage AT bargain. $50 s. Broad
way. Cottage being for rent. 1u
NOR SALE-A DANDY CLEVELAND WHEEL
i for $40; at blacksmith shop Fourth st.
and WoIfskill ave. 81
INOR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
II to suit, at this Office
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$75, 600
One OF the finest and best located ho-
tells and business properties in Mime.
apols, rents for $3.50 per year, no in
cumbrance Will exchange for first
- class California property 9
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$9OO-For sale-Grocery. fruit and cigar
store, fine location and cheap rent; fix
lures, stock and good will OF business go for
5000; see this at once. GRIDER & DOW,
139 $. Broadway
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NOR EXCHANGE-FOR A HOUSE AND
II lot or vacant lots well located: piece of
business proDerty now paying $47 per month.
This sounds odd that man will swap income
property for non productive. but can show
you the way thereof ii you will call on BEN 4.
WARD, 1913 w. Third st. 81
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Lot 5Ox650, corner, 7-room house, Pasadena;
a valuable property and very cheap at $4,000
ca. h. or will take 4 il frst-class small ranch
balance i'll cash. DO not miss This.
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We can offer gilt edge property in exchange
for stocks of goods from $4,000 up to $4,000
and in some instances can pay some cash.
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'ITY AND COUNTRY

EOR EXCHANGE
CITY AND COUNTRY
BY BARR REALTY COMPANY,
III :. Broadway.
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MINING

MINING PROPERTIES BOUGHT, SOLD AND
Nl developed. We have some fine gold mines,
silver ana lead mines and copper properties
Tor sale on easy terms; also good properties to
lease. 10y &HUR1N,
4'u 33S 8. Broadway,
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Stimson Big.

W. ii. ALLEN, l25la West Thlfa 81.
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DOYNTON NORMAL, FOR TEACHERS
- only. Summer school July 8. Teachers
aided in getting positions. Teachers, govern
esses and tutors supplied. l2OI1 S. Spring st.
6.3Otf
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2-story business house on Temple,
modern improvements, well rented.
Will take acreage for equity of $4,000.
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FINANCIAL

on first-ciass business property.
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NOR EXCHANGE-WE WANT A HOTEL IN
II live town in Southern California, In
exchange for fine property adjoining Los
Angeles
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1877 acres in Warren county, Tenn. 40 miles
from Ma hville; one-half under cultivation,
balance in fine timber rood 6-room house,
barn: acre apple orchard good springs no
lncumbrance. This is stated to be one OF the
best small farms in Tennessee. We want first
class California acreage. and can assume small
sncumbrance, if necessary.
The herald., 1895-07-21

$350O-For Sale-Hotel of 70 large sunny
rooms decorated halls; wide stairways; long
lease and low rent This is business that
viii pay you to investigate. See GRIDER &
DOW, 139 $. Broadway. Tel. 1893. u
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MONEY WANTED

~
NV N1ANTED-INSTEAD OF LOAN, PUR-
w chaser for 100 acres fine level land,
with plenty OF good water, miles from city
hall, at 500 per acre. Let us subdivide this
for you latter you pay off present incum-
branes) and resell at $3.50 per acre. See II. H.
BIXBY & CO., 147 S. Broadway. u
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EoR EXCHANGED NICE 4.ROoM COT
Il tage off Temple st; worth $500; want
home in Santa Monica II. +. PARKER, 252
S, Broadway. 81
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$1O5O-FOR SALE - Old and well estab-
lished sale and livery stable in this city has
fine line of carriages and horses and large
list OF steady boarders; years lease at only
$25 per month, including nice cottage;
lease alone worth half the price asked.
GRIDER & DOW, 139 s. Broadway
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$3.50, 900
WE HAVE THE FINEST OF BEARING
INCOME BUSINESS PROPERTIES IN MIN.
NEAPCLIS, RANGING FROM $4,000 TO $780,
600. WILL EXCHANGE FOR GOOD ACRE
AGE. RANCH OR CITY PROPERTY. THIS
is GILT-EDGED AND WILL BEAR CLOSE
INVESTIGATION.
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EOR EXCHANGE
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NOR EXCHANGED DOUBLE HOUSES
Il and flats on l20-foot square; car Lines:
minutes to postofice; Seattle. Wash gilt
edge inside income property; what have you
to offer in Los Angeles or adjacent country
II. f. PARKER, 252 S Broadway. II
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T OH "
25 acres we'll improved alfalfa ranch. and
water, close in, south $1,000.
Is acres, close in, southwest.
zla acres, 10-room house, etc, southwest, $5,-
O0u
21a acres, good home place, at Ontario. for
house in city, and will assume, $4,000.
Hotel W tn furniture, in good city near Los
Angeles for city home, $ 1000.
EDWARD FRASER,
% PIG S. Broadway.
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LNOR RENT-17 ACRES OF FINE IMPROVED
Il land at Gardena, adjoining the town;
churches, good schools. fine neigh borh ood.
Will lease for term OF years to right party;
family preferred II +. PARKER or Il. w.
MACKNIGHT, 252 S. Broadway. 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-02-06
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Encouraging Gains In the Ohio JurisdiC-
tion-LOdge Gleaninss.
Grand Reporter j ohm A. Cisco of Ohio
has issued circular to the lodges, which
contains the cheerful and encouraging in
formation that the order in Ohio is ad-
vancing successfully. It contains a list of
81 lodges making a net gain in Novem-
Der and shows a net gain for the whole
Jurisdiction. Bro. Cisco is of the opinion
that reporting the facts as to progress
made will stimulate to better work than
will mere boasting of imaginary prospects.
Recorder John W. Golf of New York
city is an old and esteemed member of
Grace lodge, No. 1853
January has been busy month in sub
ordinate lodges. From all over the coun-
try have come reports of public installa-
tions, public meetings and revivals. If
these public gatherings are properly fol-
lowed up, large Increase in membership
will be the result.
Wisconsin Jurisdiction, while not IN
creasing very rapidly, is more than hold
ing its own.
The deputies of the various lodges in
Cincinnati are organized as a special raj
lying committee and have been attending
faithfully to duty, doing good work with
excellent results.
At the election of officers in December
Bro. Ralph R. Mulligan, eldest son of the
supreme vice dictator, was elected assist
ant dictator of Grace lodge, New York city.
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The new system of making appropria-
tion W which went into effect at the last
session of the supreme council has not
had time to show what effect it will have
npon the general expense account of the
order.
There will be larger expenditure for
extension of the order this year than there
was last year apparently. There will also
be larger amount for legal services and
litigation on account of bills maturing
and begin paid during the present year, in
cases that where hanging along and unset
tied last year.
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Natures Nobleman.

Dashaway-I had queer experience
while l was calling on Miss Penstook last
night. AS we were conversing she sud
denly tainted away.
Cleverton-You don't tell mel Any
thing serious2
Dashaway-Oh, no. 1t only lasted few
moments, but we were alone at the time,
and I can tell you was ratified at first,
but fortunately 1 retained my presence of
mind
Cleverton-What did you do?
Dashaway-Oh, 1 gently lowered her
head, stepped into the hall and got some
water, and then, after dashing some on
her face, 1 waited. Old fellow, it was a
thrilling moment, / can tell you, to stand
there in the presence of such transcendent
loneliness her pure white face upturned
to mine, helpless for the time being.
Cleverton-I suppose you felt just like
kissing her.
Dashaway-I confess that something of
that sort came into my mind, but / ban
ished it at once as being unworthy of me.
Thank heaven, am too much of a gen.
tleman for that. Nothing could have been
more cowardly. And SO, as 1 gazed into
that beautiful face, it made me SO glad to
think that it was 1 who was there to pro-
might have presumed upon her helpless
ness. 1t was grand, inspiring thought,
old chap
Cleverton-Then you didn't kiss her at
all?
Dashaway-Oh, yes. But waited un-
til she came to.-New York World.
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UNITED WoRKMEN.

In Favor of the 81, 900 Certifcate-Chips
From the Workshops.
We believe the 81, 900 certificate should
be adopted and think the supreme lodge
could do wise thing by adopting it, as
hundreds of men not able to carry SO, 600
certificate could easily carry a 81, 900 one,
and thereby be enabled to provide small
sum for their loved ones when death
called them away.-Texas Guide.
Wilhelm lodge, No. 81, Cincinnati. has
a mem bership of 22o and is the largest
lodge in Ohio.
Missouri enrolled $50 new members of
the order during December.
The demand for grand officers for speak
ers at public meetings in the Massachu
setts jurisdiction has been more than could
be filed.
Massachusetts received 6s4 applications
in Decem Der.
Members in good standing in the order
Dec. 1, 1894, 1874, COG; new members ad-
mitted In November, 2, $50.
The Royal Areanum is now the second
largest beneficiary organization in the
country, the A. o. q. W. being the first
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ODD FELLOWS.
Order of Precedence In Street Paradas
Fraternal Grips.

Order Of Precedence In Street Parades.
Fraternal Grips.
In Odd Fellows professions the post OF
honor is in the rear. In a subordinate
lodge the noble grand Is the last man, and
the grand master is the last man in the
whole procession. Odd Fellows march
with the left in front. The sovereign
grand lodge lays down the law that If two
or more subordinate lodges or encamp-
ments join In a procession they will take
position in the order of juniority.
When a member of a lodge withdraws
his membership because he fails to carry
one of his favorite schemes, it is very good
evidence that the lodge loses nothing by
his withdrawal.
If an Odd Fellow has not love for his
brother, what has he of Odd Fellowship
worth possessing?
ously contributed the sum of $3.50 to erect
a monument over the remains of Past
Grand Sire E. D. Farnsworth.
The grand treasurer of Oklahoma gets
IS year for his services. He has to fur
nish bonds to the amount of So, o0o
A New Hampshire lodge recently paid
nearly 5000 in watching expenses for a
brother belonging to a lodge in neigh
boring town.
The brethren of Sweden have petitioned
the sovereign grand lodge for an independ-
ent grand lodge. They have now two
lodges in Malmo, one in Treileberg, one
in Eslot, two in Stockholm and lodges are
forming in Ystad, Lund, Vestears and
Goteborg.
The grand encampments of California
and Ohio have found the patriarch branch
to be much benefited by holding their ses-
sions at different times from those of the
grand lodge.
Combines for the election of grand Off
GERS should not meet with any encourage
ment in this or any other jurisdiction.
Parade uniforms have been prescribed
by the sovereign grand lodge, which elm
mate 'grandfathers hats from the line.
Each lodge must appear In line in uniform
as regards hat, cap, gloves, collar and col
or of dress.
Pennsylvania Odd Fellowship Justly
takes pride in the provisions that have
been made for the support and mainten-
ance of its aged and INDECENT widows and
orphans.
Past Grand Master Joseph Oliver has
been elected an alderman of Toronto.
The best sign that an Odd Fellow can
give is the sign of noble, generous man
hood that can be seen and observed by all
men.
An active, intelligent and enterprisiug
noble grand exerts the same refreshing in
f1uence over the mem bership of a lodge
that a summer shower does over parched
vegetation.
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Plenty of Time.

A cardinal who commanded the troops
of Pope Boniface TX in the march of
Tacoma, finding himself in position in
which he must conquer or die, promised
the soldiers that if they secured the victory
those who fell should dine that very day
with the angels. They marched to the
combat with alacrity; but, finding that
the cardinal was careful not to expose
himself, How is it," said one Of them,
''that you show no anxiety for the celestial
banquet to which you have invited US so
warmly"
Because it is not yet my dinner time.
and 1 am not hungry. All the Year
Round
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lNeRATITupE.

She poised herself upon the curb
The car was coming down
A big umbrella in her hand.
Upon her brow a frown.
ST he don't stop" heard her say
(The car was almost there1,
''If he don't stop and let me on,
In-yesl III pull his hairl"
She took step out IN tbs street.
A big truck came along
The driver swore in Bow'ry brcgue.
The gripman changed his gong.
A big policeman saw her plight.
He thought of home and wife,
Then, rishng all for duty's sake,
Rushed in and saved her hfei
She thanked him? Wept or fainted2
Oh. mol Not that by farl
"You horrid mani was all she said.
you've made me miss my CARP
New York Sun.
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Wanted to Be In Time.

Friend-There is a new cure for your
disease-discovered by noted European
scientist. All the papers are talking about
it.
Patient-My graciousl Get me some at
once. Don't lose a day; don't lose an
hour; don lose a momentl
Certainly. But, my dear friend, your
disease is not dangerous Why SO much
hurry?''
t'There is not an instant to waste
These new cures always stop curing after
they have been tried few weeks New
York Weekly.
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Illinois is rapidly drawing near the
8. 600 mark. Buschick and Smith are at
work.
Kentucky can reach 1000 members in
six months.
N. B. Killmer was at Gr9ton, Tomp-
kins county, n. Z, on JAN and paid
Frank Conger a 81, 500 disability claim
for loss of eyesight by railroad accident.
A council viii be established at Groton
and also at Ithaca as the result of it.
Superintendent of Organization Killmer
has several new councils under way in
Connecticut and also at Rochester and
Batavia in New York
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AN ORDINANCE r6IaLlQg TO private Insane
asylums and hospitals, and providing penal
ties for violations thereof.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council of
the City Of Topeka:
SECTION /. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son, persons. co-partnerShip. or corporation TO
erect keep or maintain. any private insane aSy
INN or bospital for the keeping of any insane
person or persons within five hundred feet of
any dwelling house, within the corporate limits
of the city Of Topeka.
Provided. this ordinance shall not preclude
the keeping and caring for the members OF ones
own family in their own residence.
SEC. 2. The erection. keeping OF MAINTAIN
ing of any private insane asylum or hospital, as
mentioned in section l, of this act is hereby de-
clared to be a pub ic nuisance
SEC. 3. ANY person, persons, cO-partn0rShlp
or corporation violating any OF the provisions OF
this ordinance, shall upon conviction there
of before the police judge. be fined IN any sum
not less than ten dollars and not more than one
hundred dollars, for each offenSe.
SEC. 4. Any person who shall lease, or let
his house or building in this CITY for the pur-
pose of having kept therein hospital. asylum
or mad house, for the purpose of keeping there
in insane persons. in violation of this ordinance
shall upon conviction thereof be fined in sum
not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars.
SEC. 5. That upon conviction of any person,
persons, CO partnership or corporation, for a
violation OF this ordnance 1t shau be the duty OF
the police judge OF this city TO issue an order TO
the city marshal to cause such hospital, asylum
or mad house, SO KEPT or maintained in VIOLA
ton of this ordinance, to be shut up, closed or
abated, and it shall be the duty of the city
marshal upon receiving such order, 10 shut up,
close and abaGe the same.
SEC. 6. Each days continuance and the keep
ing or maintaining thereof, of any such hoSpi-
tai. asylum or mad house. shall be deemed aud
taken a second. separate and distinct offense
under this ordinance, and shall be punished
therefor as provided in section 8, of this ordi-
nance.
SEC. T. This ordinance shall take effect,
and be-in force from and after April 1st. 1895.
and its publication in the official city paper of
Passed the council February 5. 1895.
Approved February 5. 1895.
[sEAL] L. w. HARRISON Mayor.
Attest: S. S. MCFADDEN.
CITY Clerk.
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Awful.

There was clatter of hoofs, a sickening
impact and shrek.
"CrushedI' they gasped as they raised
the woman from the wreck.
"Crushedf"
Her eyes opened. She clutched wildly
at her sleeves.
Yes" she faltered, "they are crushed
all right enough
Those who bore her to the ambulance
noticed that she was weeping. detroit
Tribune
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A Late Lullaby,

The following is the way the lullaby is
sung now in Kansas:
Rockaby, baby, your mamma has gone.
She's out at caucus and will be till dawn.
She wore papas trousers, and in them looked
queer.
So hushaby, baby, your papa is here.
Fresno Republican.
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This Must Be How It Is.

The Weather Man-Are the people on
the streets dressed as though they were
prepared for mild day?
His Office Boy-Yessi
The Weather Man chuck1ing}-Then
just reach for that cold wave valve and
send her down to Is below.-Chicago
Record.
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Presents In Japan

Present making is very common In ia
pan. All presents are wrapped up in pa
per, which is white for funerals and white
with written characters for other coca
sions. Packages are tied with a special
red and white string. -Philadelphia Led
ger.
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Drug Clerk-What did you say is the
matter with your husband?
Custome Neuralgia.
Drug Clerk-Now 1 can read the pre-
EcriptiOnI-Harlem Life.
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I He-I tall you frankly 1 don't expect to
love you SO much afterward if you consent
to marry me. When my passion for you
has cooled off and get down to business,
expect to double my income.
y She-Darling, am yours.-New York
Herald.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FREE.

Are You In need Of work. II so. you are Is
liberty to use these columns for assistance y
thar direction. While this notice appears InS
sTArE JOURNAL will publish free on SATURDAY
Monday and Tuesday. for Topeka or Kansas
people, all notices Of Situations wanted nGs
exceeding i've lines, or thlrty-hv0 words. M
length Provided that all advertisements Of
this nature arc handed in previous .
ten o'clock Saturday morning; also on Wedness
day, Thursday aud Friday, all advertising @
this class handed in BY tan o'clock Wednesday
morning.
No advertisements Of this nature to be starte4
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays. No OBJ
legation is incurred on the part of the advertiS:
or. No worthy and needy man or woman need
hesitate to take advantage of this offer. NO one
In business or having employment is expected q
take advantage of it, buI all others invited -
avail themselves freely.
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"Who's that chap?"

Don't you know? Why, that's Bum
pus, the new novelist. I tell you, he's
coming to the front quickly"
so perceive -
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I First published on the 9Th day of February,
1885, in the official city paper.I
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Ordinance No. 1771.

AN ORDINANCE relating to private insane
asylums and hospitals, and providing penal
ties for violations thereof
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council of
the City of Topeka:
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8 Banadio4+1 eStdte OF rental property see
1s-i0olc' : Co.. COL Kansas ave.
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A-Daily. B-Daily, except Saturday. G.
Daily, except Monday.
For tickets. sleeping-car berths and general
information, call at City Ticket ONCE. col Kan
sas avenue, corner Sixth street, telephone 4S0)i
at Passenger Station. corner First street and
Kansas avenue, telephone 3s4); or at Postonacas
North Topeka, telephone 364l.
H. o. CARNEY.
City Passenger Agent.