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WANTED..-TO BORROW

COO OOn SECURITY VALUED AT $780,
sDOUsNVVJ 600; wanted partial release
clause in mortgage. For full particulars apply
to WALTER L. BROWN. 252 S. Broadway. III
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TNHE SYRIAN BAZAAR AT 111l5 n. MAIN
i st. is full of all kinds OF Turkish goods
Laces of all patterns, handmade embroidery
brass ware and wooden ware at the cost price
We will be here only for a short time. 7-2l
The herald., 1895-06-23

THE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
i Loan and Trust company are inclosed in
dre-proof and burglarpToof vault with time
locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity;
alcoves attached for the private examination
OF valua bles. with writing materials; young
lady in attendance.
The herald., 1895-06-23

NOTICE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are be-
tween and O'Clock a. m and and O'Clock
pm. For a violation OF the above regulation
the water Will be shut off and fine OF 50 will
be charged before the water will be turned on
again.
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.ANOTHER THINGl--

Don't buy old secondhand stuff, rickety
rackity, and disease-infected when we can sell
you new furniture
FOR LESS MONEY.
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beautiful ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR
ID nished, cool, quiet, retired; gas; bath /;
lovely parlor; privilege of light housekeeping
close in; best family board. 631 South Main
street. 1-15
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Come and see us ii you want anything in our
line, and ii you don't want anything in our
line, COME AND SEE US ANYWAY.
1t will please and interest you and you will
be in position to tell your friends where they
can find bargains.
We are the people the public should become
acquainted with.
The name OF our firm is
FULLER q LEWIS,
and our location is
25l S. Main st
PSI S. Main st.
%
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NVTANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND,
w double-cinch saddle and Mexican RATA !;
state price. Address f. L. box 20, this office.
7-3
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FOR RENT--ROOMS


TINE MADISON, NO. 631 S. MAIN ST., AN
Il ideal summer city home cool, quiet. re-
tired; lovely rooms elegant furniture, bath.
gas. beautiful parlors; one more suite left on
the first floor. Come early and secure it. Best
family board. Summer rates from ST. TO SIG
per suite rooms from So to $l2 each.
Elegant rooms at The Madison. 631 s. Main
light housekeeping privileges.
The cosicst dining rooms and cool; 63l s.
Main st.
The dainties, family hotel in the city. 63l s,
Main st. IA
oo
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30O.3O2 ". Second st., in basement
California Bank Building.
Tel. 500.
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DERsoNAL-RALPHs BROS. --GoLD BAR
L -four, 95c: city flour, soc; graduated
sugar, 10 lbs 81; brown sugar. 90 lbs 81; lbs
rolled wheat or oats. Csc; snrdines, boxes
family soap. 25c; gallons oil, 81. O5: gasoline
%l.lO; 2 packages morning meal, 15c; lard,
lob can. 75c; Cal. cheese. 10c. COL S. Spring
street, corner SIXTH
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business NEWSPAPER - THE DAILY
ID Journal, business newspaper publishing
all the county official records real estate
transfers, mortgages and liens, building news
contract work. financial news, and all news re-
lating to the resources and DEVELOPMENT OF
Southern California and the great territory OF
the southwest. One dollar per month or in
advance $40 per annum: 227 w. First ST., Los
Angeles, Cal. 6-l If
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Outer, EGGS

II
Jersey butter, ranch eggs and all dairy pro-
ducts fresh every morning: wagon calls in ali
parts of city, FA1RVIEW CREAMERY, 1856
S. Broadway e-l5
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MILLINERY

BRoAnWTY MfTTrNEKv P1KLOKI---
ID have just opened with a full line OF the
latest novelties. Corner Fourth and Broad
way. 8-6
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CHIKOPODfSTS

MISS c. STAPFER. CHIROPODIST. LADIES
M >massensa. 2il W. Pirst st opn. Nadaeu
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DERsONAL-COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
every day; Java and Mocha, 35c; Noun
tain coffee, zoe; lbs good tea, ST; so lbs
flour, Soc lbs cornmeal, lie; 3 cans clans,
25c; 4 cans oysters, 25c; key Holland her.
rings, 75c; q lbs tapoca, Csc; | lbs beans,
2oc; can cocoa, 15c; lbs prunes, 25e 10 lbs
raisins csc; 8 lbs pure lard, 45c; pork, TIC;
bacon, l0lac: 30 bars soap, 81; apple butter,
DC ID. ECONOMIC STORES, 400 S. Broadway
n. B-Eyerything at cut rates in our new
store.
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INOR SALE-5O RUNNING FEET OF WIRE
Il fence 10 feet high with gate. Is in
good condition and is suitable for office, store
or factory partitions. Will be sold cheap For
further particulars call at the bushes, office
OF the Herald. ii
The herald., 1895-06-23

A ]. GIEBNER's ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIS
IA. pensary once, for the present only, at
PA Z. Fifth ST., the Somerset house, where he
will dispense his well known medicines for
1ucorrhoea (whites), dismenorrhoea painful
menstruationl, etc, in fact for all female ir-
Irregularities from whatever cause they never
fail to give relief; 80 years experience; some
time spent in attending in large female hos.
pitfalls in the east. 2l4 East Fifth ST., office,
room %. 7-22
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Office hours from a, m. to : 80 p. M,
except sundays

Omce hours from a. m 10 Z .oO p In.
except sundays
1st class dairyman. $50 etc.; man and wife
for orchard work and cooking; no children
$45 etc.; men for labor and teaming, 81 10
per day; 2 men for Eagle hay press zoe. etc. :
general ranch hands, SIS etc, Orchard y
few cows, $50 etc. ; hay pitcher Tor Jr. Mon.
arch press. sc etc ton; 2 shinglers, soc per
NJ boy to milk II cows $40 etc. month; man
or boy to herd hogs. $40 etc men for Miller
Lightning hay press II lie etc. ion; men
for orchard work, $50 etc. each. orchard
teamster. 500 etc. man and wife Tor fruit
ranch, $25 etc. wood choppers. 81, 20 and 81
cord; want to sell rclinquishment OF l60 acres
OF good land in Ventura CO. Al for bee ranch
Hotel Department 8 extra walters for
beach, go Tuesday; pastry cook and baker, $40
week; elderly man to wash dishes in camp.
So etc hotel cook, country, $40 etc ina
cook, hotel, $50 etc. di,h washer, S20 etc
register free. We have some choice orders in
our female department for hotels and fami-
lilies HUMMEL BROS. a co. 23
w UNDERGRADUATES ToBAccoN-
w ist roustabout. dishwashers, stableman,
decorator brickmaker, barber, wagon maker,
farm hand. Female ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
store girl attendant wrapper, assorter, house
work 25 ktenenm9id 9Ie Ia%S hpgsS
QUARTERS, 2l9 W. Fourth. ~
EAsTEKN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1151s
II y. Main. furnishes reliable help male
and female, at short notice; hotels, restaurants
and families specially. KEARNEf Il GO.
Tel. 237 90
DARTIEsREQUIRING COMPETENT HELP
i can be furnished promptly from kEAR-
NEY IS EASTERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1867 n. Main st. Tel, 237. Hotel and res
tGurant help specially. "a
= ALEsMEN-IN AND OUT OF LOS ANGELES
- to sell our goods to grocers, good commits
sion or salary; reference required. r. Y. V.
CO., 204 S. Main St, st. Louis, Mo. 5-9tf
bright YOUNG MAN OR LADY; GOOD
ID pay to.right party, K. 81, 2l1 w. First.
10 cod
xyANTED-TEAMSTERS AT CORNER SAN
w Joaquin ST. and Ocean View ave-; $50 per
month and board. D0DD & O'GARA. II
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NURSERY BUSINESS NEAR CITY, Is, 900
~ l-year-old buds; 5000 to 1000 to bud all
lemon trees. this fall; good 2-horse power gas
ollne engine, 1900 feet Pinch pipe, pumping
OUTFIT, lifting jacks and every necessary art-
Gle to conduct the business; long lease with
rent paid in advance for over a year; sure in.
vestment great bargain. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 221 W. First st. 26
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
L or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The iIerald's large ana rapidly Increasing
circulation insure results. If
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SPECIALISTS

SPECIALISTS
CPECIElC BLOOD POISON.
scrofula, cancer, skin diseases, ~
And all blood impurities ~
Quickly yield to
Dr. Rodona's Famous Spanish Remedy.
Don't go to Hot Springs.
Don't destroy your tissues with mercury and
potash Don't waste time and money on
worthless nostrums.
DR.. Rodonas Famous Remedy is the result OF
life OF research among the roots aud herbs OF
Spain and is famous all over the world.
Cases given up by doctors, and quacks and
LETT to die have been quickly cured by this
wonderful remedy. Don't delay an hour, but
come and consult the eminent specialist at the
Spanish Dispensary who guarantee to cure all
en- ronic and private diseases of men and
women. Structure, gleet, gonorrhoea, night
losses and all chronic and nervous complaints
Consultation free and confidential. Charges
very reasonable. Patients successfully treated
by mail. Call or write to
SPANISH DIsPENSARY,
1927 Rooms 5 81, 229 W First st.
A FAIR PRoPos1TIoN-THE SPECIALISTS
~ of the Spanish Dispensary are ready to
demonstrate and prove their ability to cure
you without asking you to put mp the usual
large fees. For one month we will treat all
cases free OF cost, asking only small charge
for medicines. Il you prefer we will prescribe
Tor you and you may take your prescriptions
wherever you wish We intend to demonstrate
that the specialists in charge OF the, Spanish
Dispensary are the most skillful on this coast.
hence this unusual Offer Ali diseases of men,
women AVID children. all chronic, blood and
impurities, all private diseases OF men and
women, structure, gleet and varicocele cured
Our treatment for consumption has no equal
in arresting all catarrhal and lung troubles.
Come and consult us and be sure OF honest ad-
vice free OF cost SPANISH DISPENSARY,
229 Yves. First ST., rooms 4, 8 and q.
GIG sun&thur If
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7 ADIES-GET A JAR OF NINE. DUBARRY'S
IL unrivalled complexion creme before go.
ing to the beach. Agents wanted at beach
good pay. Apply at 1921 s. Broadway near
City Hall. 1922
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VVANTED-sToCK TO PASTURE: MOIST
w land; stock called for. Address PHELPS
BROS. Colgrove, Cal. J-19 SurhSa I'm
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| DERSONAL-S SCREEN DOORS ONLY 81;
L window screens, % and Doc; ironboards,
| Acc: SO foot extension ladders, So: set OF
shelves, So; counters, SO. ADAMS Il Shell
DON, 6I9 $. Broadway TEL 966. 500
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EROn FAR
ACROSS THE SEA
HELP WANTED.-.MALE


TUNNEL BROS. & co,
Ill Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEL & CO,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
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FOR RENT-.HOUSES

ITO LET 4-ROOM HOUSE, FURNISHED
i complete for housekeeping. 119 W. 23d
ST. 81
EOR RENT-SlO; 8 ROOM HOUSE, VICTO-
II ria ST., just below e, Twelfth ST. ALLISON
BARLOW, 1913 s. Broadway. 81 II
ENoR RENT-2ROOM FLAT, FURNISHED.
It $40 w. Sixth st. -
ITO LET-6-ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE,
i 1116 s. Olive or SIS W. eth. IS
TNOR RENT ROOM DWELLING ON EAST
i, side. Address T. Box 20 this office. %
EOR PENTHOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, CLOSE
II in. William s. Devan, 2l1 W. First st. %
INOR RENT-6-ROOMS, WATER INCLUDED;
II rent $l2 3l2 LEROY ST. "a
USOR REMITTANCE ROOM HOUSE 1888
I West 32nd st. %
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MUSIC LESSONS

~-~~~~~-~~~~~~<-~>~~-~~~~
DROP. D. II. MORRISON, VOICE CULTURE
i studio 77-75 Potomac block, cheerfully
gives the following testimonial as to the merite
OF the Oxydonor:
To preachers, Lawyers and Singers The Oxy-
donor "Victory' is invaluable, as it gives tone
and strength to the vocal organs, making one
to speak or sing with brightness of voice. 1
find masef greatly benefited in various ways
by its use, and will be glad to give my expert
ence and opinion to any one who may desire to
call upon me. My wife, who has been q
sufferer from rheumatism for the past three
years causing severe pain and sleeplessncss
finds great relief from pain and entire cure
from sleeplessness, by the use OF the Oxydonor
"Victory," and cannot say enough in its praise.
d. Ii. MORRISON.
sun tues thur
INFFALYNE X. LOOMS, TEACHER OF
IL guitar. vocal and piano. Terms, reasona-
BILE. Hours, 10 to 4:3O. Studio 1886 Wilson
block. OF
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SITUA TONS WANTED--FEMALE

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
/ or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald,
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Heralds large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. ii
w ANTED-WAsHING TO TAKE HOME BY
w nice white women. %
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rINo LEr-s-RooM HOUSE; MODERN; LOVE.
4 ly flowers $50. CARTER d. CO.,
% :i2S s. Broadway.
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wv ANTED-FURNITURE OF TWO OR
w three rooming houses; will pay cash. Adj
dress E.. box 80 this Office
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DORSET MAKER--
~ Fine whalebone corsets; ladiesand chill
dren's waists, braces, bands pads OF every de-
seription; repairing and reftting. MRS
OSWALD, Room a, S0312 S. Spring st. 70
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FOR RENT
Beautiful unfinished rooms with bay win
dows; also furnished rooms; rent reasonable,
in new building, corner Sixth and San Pedro.
Call Monday.
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WA!NTED--TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT HOUSE OF TO s
w rooms in Pico Heights, near car line; if
cheap and in coed condition would take lease
for one year. Address RENTER, box 30, this
office.
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI-
w yate family; will give instructions in
shorthand, penmanship or English branches
in payment Address TEACHER, this Office. %
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO Buy SELL
i or exchange you will find that II pays to ad-
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Heiald's large and rapidly Increasing
circulation insure results. tt
WANTED. TWO YOUNG MEN WANT
w board and room in private family in
western part OF city. Address Box 80, Young
Men, this office. 26
WANTED. BY MAN AND WIFE, IN
w small private family, board and room.
Address Box. 10, NJ. r.. Herald 26
VXyANTED-3 OR 4-ROOM COTTAGE WITH
w Stable suburbs preferred. Address 447
S. Broadway. %
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7 oST-WATCH CHARM, ON SECOND ST,
IL near Spring, yesterday morning with in
itials OF n. L. N, engraved on back; small dia-
mond in center; 80 reward. S., SIG Omar
ave. u
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L $l2 we sell for 81 at the MISFIT CLOTH
ING PARLORS, 223.225 W. Second st., be-
tween Spring and Broadway. tt
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM TALLY-HO
- stables, June 18th, small brown Spaniel
to its recovery. %
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NOR SALE-ELEGANT, DURABLE, NEW
Il upright pianos powerful tone, from Ti9o
to $3.50; about half the price as at any otntr
store, by N BORCHERS. Pianomaker, corn
Spring and 9th SITS. ~
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'INO LAWYERS-YOUNG MAN WISHES TO
L study law; has good education and uses
typewriter. Address Box SO, Lex
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EOUND-sMALL sATCHEL; OWNER CAN
II have same by describing property and pay
ing for this advertisement. Address JULIAN,
box SO, this Office %
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DERsONAL-LAD1Es' MISFIT STORE, GAG
dies second hand clothing; send postal. 7.12
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EOR RENT-NEW BROOM COTTAGE, 1882
II West 18th $l5; including water, hot and
cold water. W, I. BARNETT, 1345 S. Flower
st. 70
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5 ROOMS.
McGarry ST., T12: Wolfskill ave., $40.
Hope and First SITS, 5000; Byram st., $40.
vernon st, $165O; Flower ST., $2s,
Main ST., a beautiful new fiat, $50.
seventh ST., fine large new nat, $50.
Fifteenth st, lovely new modern cottage
$1,000.
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MUSICAL

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays &c
advertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Herald s large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results.
The herald., 1895-06-23

We will take pleasure in giving you full
and fair description OF every home advertised
in this paper today. A call on us may save
you long trip to place you would not live
in. L. A. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
224 Broadway.
Rental Departments: EDW. A. ABBOTT,
Manager.
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PHYSICIANS

AIRS. DR.. J. II. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID.
wi wfery. Ladies cared for during contine-
men at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
qttended to. Tel 111J
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He would instantly assume an emerald hue
with envy.
The herald., 1895-06-23

T>ELEPHoNE 1877, OR CALL ON CRYSTAL
l. Ice Company, 5081a S. Spring st. for pure
water
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ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING. %,
FOR RENT--HOUSES

ROOMS.
Fremont ave. SO; Court Circle, $l2.
First st. $40; Fifth st, $il.
Twenty-eighth st, S12.50; second ST., Si3.
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free and confidential. Charges
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LOST AND FOUND

EOUND-S SHAREHOLDERS BOOK IN con-
Il tinental Building and Loan Association.
owner can obtain possession Of same by pay
ing for this advertisement and proving prop
erty. Inquire OF cashier Herald business office.
IL tt
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NAME STANLEY, CELEBRATED FORTUNE
M teller; ladies Csc. 245 S Spring st. 10
MRS HOPKINS MITCHELL - business
lN and test medium. 645 Banning st. u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-27
uncertainty is as to where it will oc-

uncertainty is as to where it will &C.
eur.
Rather Peculiar
GALvA. Feb. %, $50 p. IN.
One thousand and fifty ballots have
heen taken without any break in ex-
listing conditions. A telegram has
just been received by the congress
sional committee and submitted to
the chairman who refused to read it.
The committee deliberated for a few
moments and then destroyed it. 1t
is supposed to be from Whiteside
county, suggesting Bayliss as the
key to breaking the dead lock.
Henry's scheme.
1t has developed that the Henry
delegation presented a proposition to
each county TO the effect that it would
throw its support to each candidate
in succession for sufficient length of
time to determine the full strength
of candidate. 1t was the idea
to begin with the candidate hav-
ing the least number of votes.
and each was to withdraw on
failing to secure the necessary num-
Der. All counties except Knox
agreed to the proposition, which has
now been abandoned by reason OF its
opposition. 1t now looks like a
question of endurance.
Another Adjournment.
GALvA, Feb. ~. 4:45 p. m.-The
convention has just adjourned to
p. m, after taking LAB ballots.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-27
NC CABE'S
1895 DIMlTlEs.

Our own importation, SO pat
terms of genuine Belfast Dimities,
now on display. The lot includes
the most beautiful colorings known
to the makers of this class of sum.
mer goods.
Neat Dresden figures, navy
grounds with white figures. white
grounds with yellow. pink. blue
and green stripes and figures.
The quantity of each pattern
being limited to what we have al
ready in stock, we would advise an
early selection.
House Waists and Wraps rs.
10 dozen Q2O) Dark Calico Wrap
pers, value S5c. for three days. soc.
20 dozen Gao Ladies Black
Sateen Waists, polka dots and
stripes, new bretelle shoulders.
large sleeves, value 92c. price
made to move them fast. &c.
25 all wool flannel Waists, large
sleeves, yoke back, colors navy and
black, value $3.50, our price, 97c.
80 all wool flannel Waists, navy,
brown and black. extra large
sleeves, new wing collars, braid
trimmed, value 1925, price to
close only 50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-27
Horse Furnishings.
OUR TRADE-wINNING PRICES.

OUR TRADE-wINNING PRICES.
Large re-tinned dish pan Toe.
Five-gallon galvanized oil can sec.
Sprague can opener sc.
Witch Hazel. per bottle. Zoe.
Five-row hand brush Sc.
Ten-cent rolling pin &c.
Rochester nickel-plated tea kettle
SSc.
Mrs. Potts sad irons, three irons,
stand and handle. soc.
Full line alumina ware at 20 pei
cent less than our neighbors ask fol-
same goods.
Tea strainer 1c.
Nutmeg crater lc.
Here are values that can only be
found at Young & McCombs'.
$50 fancy decorated bone dishes.
worth 22c, at Zoe.
One lot of clear glass Bohemian
flox holders, decorated, worth 15C
each. at &c.
One lot imitation cut glass custard
or lemonade cups. for this sale sc.
Special sale of silk shades-dis.
count on all shades 10 to 20 per cent.
56-piece semi-porcelain decorated
tea set. usually sold at 1915. our
price, s2.49.
Our world heater 100-piece dinner
set at $7.9S. cannot be matched else
where for less than $l2.
100 fancy decorated Japanese tea
pots that cannot be duplicated in any
other house in the three cities for less
than 75c, our price for this sale will
be 29c.
800 rolls toilet paper. per roll Sc.
Subscribe for the Imperial Home
Journal. per year soc.
Use Imperial pin patterns; YOU
will be well pleased with them.
Turkish Towels.
22xIs, one case 25c quality, 15c.
24x46. one case S5c quality, 22c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-27
DON'T WANT US.
The Western Association Will Play Ball
without Rock Island.

The Western Association Will Play BAH
without Rock Island.
The committee representing the
three cities which went to Quincy to
attend the Western Base Ball asso-
citation meeting yesterday with the
hope of getting Rock Island back to
its rightfal position in the league.
returned this morning without ac-
complishing anything encouraging
to those DESTROYS of having base ball
next season. The combination of
clubs formed at the Des MONIES
meeting when Rock Island was so
outrageously DISTINGUISHED in the
interests of Rockford, could not be
broken, although our representa-
tives showed that it was an
illegal and unfair and under.
handed proceeding, concocted for
the purpose of making w. W.
Kent President Rowe's successor,
the whole matter being prearranged
by the seven clubs, of which Rock
ford was one, ignoring Omaha and
Rock Island, and throwing the PEN
nant-winners out. President Rowe.
Of the Omaha club. together with the
Rock Island committee, fought Wig
erously at yesterdays meeting, dep
recating the unfairness of the assoc
citation in excluding the Twin-City
club, one of the best paying teams in
the association. But without avail.
the INSCRIPTIONS combination which
run the Des Moines meeting being
pledged to sustain its prior action.
Who Were There.
The meeting was held at the Ire
mont house. Rock lsland-Meline was
represented by John Ohlweiler,
Charles McIIugh. John Martin, w.
X. Moore and j. ID. Cook; Jackson
vile. President w. w. Kent, ID. f..
Pierson, L. j. Castle, A. II. Black
Omaha, Dave Rowe; Lincoln, T. j.
Hickey; ST. Joe. Leo Muchenberger,
ID. II. Blair; Rockford, Hugh Nicol,
Roscoe Chapman, Il. X. Welsh; Pc
oria, Charles Flynn; Des Moines, S.
F. Frick; Quincy. L. Ost.
George Teabeau was there from
Denver endeavoring to get that city
into the association, but it was no
use. The Western association has
got all the clubs it wants at present.
but there is one thing sure Jackson
vile and Quincy can't stay long.
Rock Island will be a welcome acqui-
sition 20 the Western associa-
ton before the coming season is two
months old.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-27
STILL NO CHOICE.
Ballot After Ballot Taken With
out Result.
ALL CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.

The Tho2sandth Mark Reached at Three
This Aforementioned on the Floor
In Progress, and Break Antic;pated-A
Little Tomfooiery Eniivens the Proceed
ings-Crawford as Ambitious as Ever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-27
Silks, Silks.

Everything that is new in silks is
to be found in this department
from the cheapest to the highest
grades that comes from the foreign
looms.
The finest line of black silks that
is to be found in the three cities at
prices that defy competition. The
past week has fully demonstrated the
above fact.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-27
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.

Prices here talk right out loud. Good White Cups
and Saucers 25c per Plates &c. Sauce Dishes
EACH finch Potato Dishes Big Meat Patters 2oC.
Tuesday morning. 9 to o'clock if they last,
will sell splendid wood fibre Water Buckets ironbound,
guaranteed SWELL crack or leak the good kind for
NC apiece. One to each-none to children.
MCCabe Bros.
1920, 1922 1924, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-02-27
The Modern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping
with other luxuries. A remedy must
be pleasantly acceptable in form,
purely wholesome in composition,
truly beneficial in effect and entirely
free from every Objectionable quail
ity. If really i'll he consults a ply
stefan; if constipate1 he uses the
gentle family laxat. re Syrup of Figs