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The advocate., 1895-01-16
GOVERNOR ALTGELD
Once More Shocks the Good People Of iii,
nOis

tho Thirty.ninth general assembly Of
illinois, which was delivered ON the 10Th
inst. is provoking as much comment,
both favorable and unERvorable, Rs the
message OF Governor Lswelling. It con.
tains nearly 10000 words and q large
part Of it ia devoted to general govern
ment.
In beginning he devotes much space to
review Of the condition of the various
BtRts institutions, and makes numerous
recommendations. Among other things
ha takes up the question Of capital pun
ishment, and asks whether the death
penalty does any substantial good;
whether we are any better of than
they are in those states where It was
long ago abolished; whether it 10 not
barbsrous and degrading in it's effects,
and whether it would not be better to
hsve a more rational system Of msnsg
ing our prisons and GbOlishing capital
punishment entirely"
On the question Of civil service the
governor says that there is urgent need
OF Legislation that will relieve executive
officers, both state and municipal, Of the
constant and overwhelming importantly
for place, but he doubts the wisdom Of q
system that forever keeps the same men
on the pay rolls, for it is not calculated
% produce the highest degree Of pro-
6cisncy A mean should be struck be-
tween the retention Of incompetsnts and
She distribution Of spoils.
The governor calls attention to the
conditions surrounding police and JUS
tiCe courts in Chicago, which no declares
q disgrace.
The revenue system in this state is de-
CIared in it's practical workings to be
giant Of injustice. The governor speaks
&C length Of the manner in which the
rich escape proper taxation, and urges
legislation especially looking to the
proper assessment Of corporations. He
says the state board Of equalization is q
failure, and ahould be abolished. He
holds that newspapers should be assessed
on their real value.
or the settlement Of labor troubles, the
governor says the question Of dealing
with them is difficult one. No practi
cal method Of enforcing decree OF com.
DulsoFy arbitration has been found, but
there is no difficulty in the way Of max
ing q compulsory investigation in every
case, and this alone would bs q great
preventative Rs we'll Rs corrective.
Promptly ascertaining and making pub.
lic the actual conditions in each case,
prouses q moral sentiment that often
forces q settlement. He strongly urges
Legislation on this subject, and also to
prevent laborsrs being brought into the
state by squads as they generally have
been to displacO an equal number, who,
being suddenly thrown out, become pub
lilo charges.
Governor Altgeld speaks in terms OF
highest commendation of the work Of
the Illinois national guard during the
troubles Of the past year. Taking up
the question Of the great strikes, he re-
views the many reports which have been
made, and says the placing ofthe United
States troops on duty in Chicago under
the conditions that existed, presented 3
question Of the most fRr-reaching Inn.
The advocate., 1895-01-16
IN WASHINGTON.
COnttaued from paqe I.

COTttRWSd from page Z.
I don't see how any of them, except
those who do try to relieve the Ourdensd
people, dare call themselves Christians
When the soul Of that little, starved
child goes up to the gentle, plying One
who took little children in His arms and
blessed them, and said, "OF such is the
kingdom OF heaven" believe the great
Elder Brother will break forth into a
denunCiation like unto that which He
launched at the phsrissss. Ahl il
"Christ were to come to congress-" might
He not invade the committee rooms and
oVeEturn the schemes Of the gold-bugs,
just as He once did the tables Of the
money changers?
***
Mr.. Coxey was granted a hearing this
week on his non.ir terest. bearing. bond
bill. / was not present, but Mr. Coxey
told me that the committee gave him q
respectful hearing and manifested deep
interest in the details Of the bill. Mr..
Bryan was chairman OF the committee,
and asked Mr.. Coxsy several questions,
also expressing his approval Of some fea-
lures Of the bill.
Mr.. Coxey and Carl Brown will open
q bureau of education at Msssilon, O.,
whence they will send out literature and
manage propaganda for their especial
measures. 1t Is Mr.. Coxey's belief, and
] quite coincide with him, that it is wise
to urge the money reform by way Of q
specified and detailed plan, rather than
upon the mere distractions Of theory. 1t
is always easy for the enemy to arouse
and alarm the ignorant voter by inter
preting q theory in some false, extrsvs-
CANT or absurd fashion, which could not
be done, were the working Of the theory,
the practical application, taught, as in
the case Of the non-interest. bearing bond
bill.
~
The very hour that 1 was forced to so-
cept the bitter fact that the suffrage
amendment to our state constitution had
failed to carry, began to think what
next; and the next and wisest thing
seemed to me to ask the legislature to
submit an amendment to the Constitu-
tion which would so change that instru-
ment Rs to permit thereafter amend.
ments to be voted upon off years. l do
not feel at all like engaging in another
contest for justice to my sex on prssi-
dental year. It need not follow that we
abandon suffrage propaganda. But we
have learned the bitter lesson which q
helpless, powerless class must ever learn
that is not to oppose prejudice and en-
throne ignorance to the point Of arous-
ing an ungsnerous and unmsnly de-
sire to revenge and to punish. No, my
good sisters, don't let us have any suf-
frBge campaign on hand on next presi
Dental year, but bend all your united
energies toward getting the legislature
to submit to the change in the constitu-
ton which will let US have a great
splendid year ell our very Own, and then,
oh, surely then, the hearts OF those who
SO cruelty voted against US will b9 soft
ened, and the faithful, noble brothers
who helped us 80 grsndly last fall will
rally again to our cause, aud We shall be
victorious. ANNIE L. DIGGs.
The herald., 1895-03-09
The Ph&niz Road

Phoenix, March s.-From now until
Tuesday next parties will arrive from va
rious portions of the Union to participate
in the North and South railroad celebra-
ton. General Kretzinger. counsel of the
road, is at Prescott with party of Chi
cago capitalists en- route 10 the capital.
He is followed by N. X. Fairbanks and
W. ]. Murphy, each with influential rep
resentatives. General McCook and staff,
with many wealthy Denverites, is to be
joined at Prescott by Colonel Russey and
staff and the Ninth Infantry band OF Fort
Whipple, all destined for this city. W. J.
Humphreys is also en- route with an East
ern delegation. The A. 0. U. w. train of
ten Pullmans will add materially to the
crowds, while a special excursion from
Prescott at S. for the round trip ought to
fill even this extensive town more than
comfortably. Reports from the celebra-
ton committee are to the effect that citi-
zens having rooms at their disposal are
offering them On reasonable terms, so
that all visitors ought to find accommo-
dations without being subjected to any
thing that savors of extortion. The fair
name of the city for hospitality is at
stake on this occasion and no one seems
disposed to take advantage of the visitor
from afar.
The herald., 1895-03-09
Notes and Personals

The excursion which leaves here to-
night over the Santa Fe to celebrate the
opening of the new road into Phoenix
Ariz., will consist of fifteen section Pull
man sleepers, the private car of the Santa
Fe officers and baggage car. An ex-
cursion bringing the delegates to the A.
o. U. w. Grand Lodge from Denver will
meet the Los Angeles train en- route.
W. "A. Bissell. assistant freight and
traffic manager of the Santa Fe system, is
in the city.
r. C. Telfert. the agent of the South
ern Pacific at Tustin, has been transferred
to Banning, and w. B. Raymond, the
agent at Banning, goes to Tustin.
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A Break in the Refrigerating
Car Monopoly 8
THE SHIPPERS START A LINE
The Southern Pacific Has the Control Of
All the Others
A Break In the Orange Marketed Big Excur-
sion Going to Phoenix Tonight.
Notes and Personals

There is a lull in the shipment of or
anges to the East, alleged to be due to
the fact that the fruit growers were afraid
OF famine in refrigerator cars and in
consequence did not care to get their fruit
ready FOR market. Such is not the truth.
The cause of the lull in shipments is due
in part to the fact that the California
oranges have been rushed to the East to
such an extent that, with the addition of
heavy imports OF foreign oranges, there
is more fruit there at present than can b.
readily sold. 80.
The cessation of shipments and the tai
about famine of refrigerator cars ha
led to discovery of new MONOPOLY of
the Southern Pacific heretofore unnoticed.
Today the Southern Pacific company con-
trolls the refrigerating cars on five Of the
greatest lines in the world, namely, the
G. +. T. line operated by Hutchings; the
pany the Goodell line operated by Porter
Bros. the Rock Island line operated by
the Rock Island road, and the fruit grow
ers' line operated by Armour.
The result is that the Santa Fe road has
suffered in business and orange growers
who wanted to avoid the Southern Paci-
fic line have had to ship over it or wait
for refrigerator cars.
The outcome of the situation is that the
Fruit Growers Association is going to
put on line of refrigerator cars that will
be controlled by the shippers and sent
over any line they choose. The new line
will be ready about as soon as Mr.. Ar
mour's cars. No question of rates is in
volved, but merely the question OF having
fruit cars" as they are called, which
can be loaded and sent in any direction
the shipper elects.
The Southern Pacific last night sent out
a double engine orange special and the
Santa Fe mixed fast freight, mostly
oranges, but these will probably be the
last trains for several days. A Chicago
commission man is authority for the
statement that the glut of the orange
market in the East is due to the inability
of the street peddlers to handle the seed
lings. and second grade oranges. The
weather is too cold for them to peddle on
the streets and in consequence only the
high grade fruit is being used.
The herald., 1895-03-09
New Cars for Locals

The local business of the roads running
out of this city has been simply tremen-
dous this winter, and is steadily increas-
ing. Yesterday the Southern Pac fic put
on the Santa Ana run two new combines
ton cars, which will obviate the necessity
of hauling a baggage car and smoking
car in the future. The new cars haye a
twenty-six foot smoker, sixteen-foot
baggage room and an eight-foot postal
car. They are handsomely fitted up and
trips. Train Master Prior says the ad-
vent of the new cars will lessen the time
on the run not few but many minutes
The herald., 1895-03-09

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. J. H. Lopez, a
we'll known druggist of Des Moines, Iowa,
for over six months. At times the pain
thing. With all he could do he could not
get rid of it until he applied Chambers
lains Pain Balm. II only made three
applications of it," he says, 'and have
since been free from all pain" He now
recommends it to persons similarly at
Fourth and Spring SITS. land c. +. Heinze-
man, 222 N. Main ST., druggists.
The herald., 1895-03-09
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
TO the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers will be sent TO
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
No contributions returned.
The herald., 1895-03-09

HOMES FOR ALL
Choice fruit, berry and farming lands. One mile
at @ ass so @ pr
acre, on easy terms Take the electric cars on
p St sG snsn Se rss s9ss o
from our office to the tract ORDER q DOW,
1895 ). broadway. 9tf
L,oR sALE-FRUIT LANDS IN THE Ex-
and Pacoima, the Southern Pacific railway,
within easy rench Of the city; iioo feet above sea
building lots In ros
on the University electric car line. Apply to the
rooms 8 and z, Phillips Block Annex, Los Angeles |;
special prices for cash. 80
NOR SALE-so ACRES MOIST LAND IN
II grain fine land; no alkali; good house and Inn
provements: Green Meadow school house; ;
five miles from Los Angeles 500 per acre.
.,,f & ~ @ orases S % iLus,
will take desirable building lot In Los Angeles In
part pay. 10y n HURIN 1888 $. broadway. sis
E,oR SALE
$50 per acre, $40 acres first-class alfalfa land.
$40 per acre 100 acres alfalfa. close in.
500 per 49, SO and 60 acre blocks at city lin
its. Terms easy. W. P. LARkIN q CO.,
10 $. Broadway
20tf Headquarters for Chicago Buyers.
GoMPULSORY SALE OF LAND TO CLOSE
~ out an estate: $40 acres of grazing and farming
land in Tulare county, Cal, 10 miles northeast of
Visala. one mile distant from Kaweah station, on
Southern Pacific railroad Apply at once to JOS.
MEsMER, administrator, Los Angeles, Cal. 2-i7
INOR SALE - SUPERIOR FRUIT LANDS;
Il water sold with land in definite quantity, de-
livered In steel pipes under pressure reservoir y
Baker Block Los Angeles.
NOR SALE-12 FRUIT RANCHES, GOOD
IL bargains, from 10 acres up to 500, close I'M five
choice orange groves, in full bearing, on easy
terms. w. p LARKIN u CO., 40 s. Broadway.
20tf
nor SALE AT A GREAT BARGAINS SEC
Il lions of good land in Kern county. Inquire 4lS
8. Spring St
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A LBANY DENTAL PARLORS-GERMAN
"A American bank building. \ set of teeth
81; best ;. :. white teeth SO per set.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


g ALE OF UNCLAIMED MERCHANDISE IN
street. in the city OF Los Angeles, California. The
followng-described merchandise, upon which the
storage charges have remained unpaid for more
than year. Notice Is hereby given that the same
will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash. at said Pacific Warehouse No. sol and 500
T.. First ST., Los Angeles, Cal, Wednesday, March
Goth, 1895, ut 10 o'clock a. M, by Thomas B. Clark,
and cost of sale said merchandise, fol-
lows, to-wit; L. j. Robinson, household goods,
$3.50, accrued storage ID. w. Field, trunk, SIC,
accrued storage. George NJ Lake tool chest, So Co.
accrued storage; A. &. Wright, minerals and
books, $3.50; accrued storage; Mrs. NJ. Marmion,
trunk, $3.50, accrued storage; Mrs skinner, ice
chest, s65, accrued storage; Mrs. o. w, Williams,
trunk, $3.50, accrued storage: Mrs. Ada Smith,
pictures and dishes, sI4 accrued storage; Mrs kell
man, pictures and trunk, $3.50, accrued storage /;
D. b. Matlock fruit pickers, s25.25, accrued stor,
age; j. NJ. Smith, incubator 81, accrued Storage
Dated Los Angeles, March 5th, 1895.
10 PACIFIC WAREHOUSE.
LHOR SALE-FURNITURE OF FOUR-ROOM
II cottage complete for housekeeping; cottage for
rent must be sold Monday; parties going east /;
ls47 f. First street, Boyle Heights. $40
nor SALE CHEAP-ONE OF o. B. OLSON'S
Il patent popcorn machine and peanut rooster
lie +. Fifth st. 10
TvPRiGHT PIANO FOR RENT, 80 so PER
~ month, or will sell easy payments; 5o6 s.
Broadway. PATTI
NOR SALE-l5o,OOo OLD POSTAGE STAMPS
Il cheap. I Box 70 this office.
I,OR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
II TO suit, at this office.
The herald., 1895-03-09
PALMLSTRY
SPECIALISTS


MFRS. WEAVER JACKSON MANICURING
4NE for ladies and gentlemen; specialist in COM
pleNlon department; electrolytic removal of
superfiuous hair. 20b7-s Stmson Block; Lel. 1855
NO. II. SCARBOROUGH, SCIENTIFIC OPTI-
~ clan; Chicago graduate; eyes examined free !;
correct glasses prescribed. Rooms POI and 202
Sllmson building. 3-l9
nR. r. G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTT-
~ clan, with the Los Angeles optical Institute !;
eyes examined free. l25 :. Spring st.
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FOR sALE---crTy PROPERTY

-
Il BY John II. COKE.
2o7 SOUTH BROADWAY.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Improved and unimproved
With and without income.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
With handsome residences.
With nice residences.
With fair residences.
With poor residences.
In good locality.
In fair locality.
In poor locality.
ANY kind every kind, all kinds of prices.
From 500 to 100000.
BUY NOW.
Property was never cheaper,
and 1t never will again be as
low as 1t is today.
BUY NOW
and from
JOHN IL. COKE,
207 South Broadway. sos
The herald., 1895-03-09
DRESSMAKING

AIDES THAT LIKE TO WEAR FIRST
~ class lifting dresses call at ia s. Main ST.
Dresses made from 81 up. MRS. STOLTENBERei-
WOLTER.
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I UDWIG SEMLER, d. D. :. -DENTAL OF
IL flee, room |, ia ;. Spring St; Office hours,
10 II and 80 to5.
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= II. KRIECHBAUM. DENTIST, 2ls 5.
's Bro tdway, entrance thro Ugh Weslervelt S
studio. Office hours, S:5l to 10 and to ).
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CHiROPODESTS.

I RS. L. j. KENNEDY, MANICURE AND
w chlropodist; moes and hair removed by
electric needle. Crocller block, PIP $. Broadway.
MISS G. STAPFER, CHIROPODIST: La
w dies masseuse, 2ll w. First St, opp. Nadeau.
nR. b. ZACHAU, SURGEON CHlRoPOpIsT.
~ II ;. Main ST., rooms and >.
The herald., 1895-03-09
ATTORNE YS-AT-LAW

GHENEN IL CRONIN, NV. COR. FRANKLIN
y and New High strs., Los Angeles Rooms -.
10 ana II, ABSTRACT and Title Insurance Block
EDECk q FOLEY, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW S
l. and 8, Moore Block, no Court st.
VIZ Bradbury Building.
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LOST AND FOUND

S,TRA ED--FROM THE PELLISSIER RIA tIl
- THURSDAY evening, mules, / bay and ! black (;
any one finding same will please notify Vienna
bakery ranch
INOUND-BUILDER WHO WANTS PIANO.
Il horse and buggy part pay for building house
K. u. COATES, ~ :. Olive street. 66
SsTRANED FROM l59 WEST THlRTIETH 81
- one sorrel flly with halter Receive liberal
reward. 2-l7-lm
EOUND-SAM CLIPS HORSES AT YOUR
A own price. North Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-09
" R. S. BAssETT, Pomona.

nor EXCHANGE-IO-ROOM HOUSE, 90
II feet front, for fruit ranch at or near Pomona
or an alfalfa ranch near Los Angeles. so acres of
farm land Paso Robes San Louis Obispo
county, for a small alfalfa ranch near Los Angeles,
or a home in this city. ii room house on Grand
ave-, close in, for fruit ranch. l2-room house
Second and Hope sts., for orange grove. nice
place in this city 10 trade for home in Pasadena
Topeka, Kansas, for city or ranch properly here
A fine residence in Seattle for residence here, Will
assume or pay cash difference. j. A. MORLAN.
han her Of Com merce. 22s w. Fourth ST. loft
The herald., 1895-03-09
DENTISTS

4 DAMS BROS DENTAL PARLORS. 1891
IN. :. Spring ST.; painless extraction and fill
ing; plates 81, S. l1 all work guaranteed; estab.
10 years. Hours So Sundays 11-l2.
The herald., 1895-03-09
REAL ESTATE

DELL II SABICHI, REAL ESTATE AND
ID insurance agents; money loaned at per cent
10 W. Third ST. ~ If
The herald., 1895-03-09

YTNHE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND AND
i Loan Exchange, 254 8. Broadway, ID. w. Lewis,
manager-unmted choice bargains in all kinds of
southern California realty agents of the Exchange
are among the most reliable and conservative deal
ers in Southern California, 2-l3tf
The herald., 1895-03-09
GOLD MINES

DARrIES INTERESTED IN MINING AND
Il wishing TO sell or buy mining propelY will do
well TO call on 10y Il HUkIN. 5SS $ Broadway
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- Corner Seventh and Main streets.
Telephone 1881
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EDUCATIONAL.

"ooDBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 276 $.
w Spring ST.: the oldest, largest and finest
equipped commercial school in southern CalifOr-
mia; thorough coui Sc in the commercial branches
and banking a superior and successful shorthand
and typewrting department and practical Eng
lish course; new college rooms, perfectly lighted
and ventilated; electric elevators for pupils USE
new furniture and appliances: open all the year.
pupils received at any time; illustrated catalogue
and full Information free. c. 4. HOUGH, pres-
dent: ~ c. FELKER, vice president.
YTHROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE PAS
adena, offers manual training. Sloyd, ART litera-
ry, scientific. classical and normal departments.
See exhibit in Stinison Block, Los Angeles, adj
dress PRESIDEN G. II. kENES, Pasadena.
GIRLS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
" 416 W. Tenth st
MISS PARSONS AM MISS DENNEN.
The herald., 1895-03-09
STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES

INOR SALE-CARTER & BEECHER; MIN
Il ing brokers, represent leading properties; gold
silver copper lead, etc. ; examinations made and
reports furnished by the most competent and re-
sponsbe California experts; correspondence So
licited: information promptly furnished. Office
S2s 5. Broadway 1912 If
The herald., 1895-03-09
DRoADwAY FRONTAGE.

s1x165 feet on west side of Broadway, between
Third and Fourth sts.; this is an opportunity to
secure a fine building site, or good speculation to
hold for an advance; we are sole agents. STRAS-
BURG & PAYNE, 254 S. Broadway. IL
The herald., 1895-03-09

ITO EXCHANGE-FOR VACANT LOTS OR
L ranch close to city, nice, modern, improved
7-room house and bath, in East Los Angeles; lot
10OxiS5: large barn, nice lawns, fruit trees, etc. ;
price $500. Apply BEN WHITE, 22l w. First st.
The herald., 1895-03-09


nR. f. 6. HOWARD - DENTIST. ROOMS
- S22-32S Bradbury Block, Los Angeles, Cal. ~
hR. KENNEDY, DENTIST, 1857 n. SPRING
- ST.. rooms ., and :. Painless extraction.
L,RANK STEVENS. S2r5 S. SPRING ST.
Il Open sundays and evenings; electric light.
Il r. CUNNINGHAM, DENTIST CALIFOR-
Il mia Bank building.
nR. TUCKER, DENTIST, l2O9a s Spring at
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THOR SALE-'rHE NEW HOME SEWING
Il Machine Company offer for the next 80 days
The following bargalns-W mites, Standards, Auto
etc from sl2 to SIS, on payments of 81 per week.
$40 s. Spring st. Branch, s. T.. Colorado, Pasadena
The herald., 1895-03-09

NJ D. JOHNSON,
NIs 213 W.,First st.
Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
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wy ANTED CORNER LOTS EVERYWHERE
w we have lots OF buyers who want them
bring them in today. CONNORS' CORNER LOT
AGENCY. 2D7 w. Second ST.
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An HONORABLE MARRIAGE BUREAUS
40, Los Angeles.
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I,OR SALE-s5ooO, $1,000 CASH, WILL BUY
K large Groom, two story fine house, all modern,
on corner lot, l0oxls feet this place is southwest,
electric line; will soon be worth $4,000.
Also number of other good houses, southwest.
from $500 up. w. z. LARKIN 81 CO.,
2O-tf 10 S, Broadway.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

NOR RENT-NICE LIST OF FURNISHED
II houses in all parts of the city. S. p. CREA
SINGER 2S7 w. First ST. 3-3
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SITUA TONS WANTED--MALE
SITUA TONS WANTED--FEMALE

Deserving persons desiring employment will be
allowed to insert three lines for two insertions I'M
der This heading free of charge
VyrANTED-WORK BY THE DAY. GOOD
w laundress. Apply by letter 40 f. Fiflh st. 9
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DARTNERS FOR FOUR DIFFERENT
4 branches of business from 500 to $3.50.
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT CO., S29 North
Main St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED--REAL ESTATE.

WANTED - CHILDREN TO BOARD AN
w care for Address W. r. Station Il, City.
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NOR CONCORD WAGONS CALL AT BIG
Il Tree Carriage Works, lbs san Pedro ST. IS
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NOR SALE-THE FINEST 5o-ROOM HOUSE
Il in the city; very central; running FULL new
and elegantly furnished. Address, q. A, Box 90.
this office. 10
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A BARGAIN $1,000 LARGE 10-ROOM RE-
"A sidences with 100 feet of ground; sewer con-
nections. barn, etc; paying s65 per month rental
owner nonresident and we have orders to sell this
property offered before for less Than SO 900
if you are looking for soft snap, let show you
this. A. o. VICKERY II CO. ll0}s S. Broadway.
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CONRAD SCHERER GRANITE BITUMIN-
" and asphalt paving. 2S7 W. First ST.
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FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOMES FOR ALL

FoR SALE