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The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule in effect July u. ISo5.
Leave washington from station, corner of New
| Jersey avenue and c street
! For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Lin,
ited trans, 1880 a. m. and $40 p. m.
70, For Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville, Vesti
! buled Limited, 5:45 p. m; express, 1901 night
! For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express. dairv
| 1I:so a: m. and 9:Io p. m.
/ For Lexington and Staunton, 1870 a. m.
FOR WInchester and way stations, 1890 p. m.
For Luray, Natural Bridge, Roanoke, KNOX
1I;2o p; m. daily sleeping cars through.
FOR Luray, GAS p m. daily.
For Baltimore, week DAYS xA:55 600 6.7e r-.oo
x7:Io, xS:oo xS:25, xS:3o xo:3o xIooo x1I:So m
NI2:1o, x12:3o, 2:I5 x3:oo, 3:25, x42S All xs:os
$50 x55G' SIS, xozo o:5o xS:oo, SIS x9:oo, Ills
p. M, and xI2oI night; Sundays xA:55 x7;oo
x7:1o $50, xo:oo, xIo:oo a. m x12:1o xIS:so 100
x3oo 3;25, 4;3, x5o5 x5:Io, $780, xS:oo xe:oo mrs
p. M, x1z:oI night
For annapolis, no and $50 a. m, 1915 and 4:2s
p m. SUNDAY $50 a. m, 4:3I p. m.
For Frederick, ***9oo, 1890, *1I 40 a. m ***1:1s.
ago p; m.
For For baagerstown, *II:5o a. m. and $3.50 p. m.
For Boyd and way points, **o:4o D. m
For Gaithersburg and way points, $500, $500
a; m, 1880, 1900, *435 1885, **7:o5, **e:Ao,
*FII:3o p. m.
For Washington Junction and way points,
stopping at principal stations only, $3.50, $50
p. ~ oS
For Bay Ridge, 9:I5 a; m. and AIS p M, week
Gays 9:35 a. M, 1880 and SIS p. m, Sundays.
nv AL DhC LINE foK NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with Pintsct light.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and the
East, week days Ass Dining Carr, Goo Dining
!ar) 500 1000 a M Dining Car, 1880 (I2:so Din,
ing Can, 800 (5:o5 Dining Cart, 500 D. m. (Iz:o1
night, Sleeping Car, open at 1000 o'ciock), sun
days Ass Dining Carr, Goo Dining Carr (o:oo a,
m. Dining Carp G2;3o Dining Car, 500 sos Din
ing Carr, 500 Q2:o1 night. Sleeping Car opens
tor passengers 1000 D. m
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
and 1870 a. M, 1880 p. m Sundays, ass a. M,
for cape May, ass a. m. $500 a. m. Saturday
only, 1890 p. m. Sundays, Ass a. m
Except Sunday. **Daily. ***Sunday only.
xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left
at ticket offices, GIG Pennsylvania avenue north
west, New York avenue and Fifteenth street and
at depot. - anu
CHAS. o. SCULL, Gen. Pass. Aet.
K. 3. CAMPBELL, Gen. Manager
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DR. GORDON

DR.. GORDON,
tells your complete
past, your present life,
your entire future, the
names of your loved
ones, what you should
do to avoid trouble or
disappointment, how
to recover lost or stol-
en- property. Sh e
changes misfortune in
to good luck, tells you
how your bust n e S S
transactions will turn
out and how to make
them successful. She
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
FOR PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, JR.,
OF OHIO.
OUR NEXT PRE- III =

In the near future the two great
political parties will 60 to the coun.
try on issues Joined for the purpose
of determining which has the stron-
ger claim upon the confidence OF
the people.
The determination of these claims
will no doubt be based upon the
relative usefulness of the parties,
in the light of their history, as the
conservators and promoters of the
best interests of the people. While
there is no doubt as to the temper
and judgment of the people at this
time as to which party ought to
control, yet the conditions are so
unsettled and the prospect for bet
ter times so favorable that it is but
problematical as to what extent the
temper and Judgment may become
modified during the ensuing year.
1t is therefore important, in select
ing standard bearers for the ap-
preaching Presidential contest, to
be certain that the party's highest
representative shall have a record
in consistent correspondence with
all that in the largest and highest
sense is distinctively Republican.
To be sure of this we are not to be
influenced by present attitudes of
presidential aspirants merely, for it
often happens that for sinister rea-
assume the role Of friend, while IN
fact they are very indifferent, not
to say real enemies of the people
for whose support they are contrlv-
ing. The only true test is record,
consistent, unequivocal, and sound,
based upon actual service in the
cause of principle and in the inter-
est of party, with view to its struct-
ural growth and perpetuity, and not
unon the fimsy bubble reputation,
which may be woven by half dozen
journalists. In the light of these
reasons we have no hesitancy in
nlaeing at the head of our columns
the name of VIM. Mckinley as our
choice for the high Office of Presi,
dent of the United States. In this
we are thoroughly justified, for We
can point to a record marked by long
service in the cause of Republican
ism. consistent and uncompromlslns
in its loyalty, powerful in its infiu
ence upon the legislation OF tn
country and brilliant in It's charac
ter. 1t is a record which make
ludicrous the charge that MaJo
Mckinley is Zone idea" man, 10
his speeches delivered during tn
stormy days following reconstrue
ton are pregnant with patriotism
with fervor in the cause OF the OF
pressed, whether white or black, an
characteristic in the breadth an
range of information. There hi
not been an important measure a
fecting the rights and liberties
the people since the war upon Whle
he has not been prominent as a
orator, counsellor, or legislator,
which he displayed the same tao
ability. and loyalty which marke
his work in the cause of tarli
Moreover. even in the tariff leglsl
tion he was the advocate of sour
nrinciple which demonstrated tn
he was an American and favor'
America above all other nation
He favored the policy of tariff +
the protection of American indu
tries. and insisted upon Its adopts
without regard to the interests
other nations, believing that the
velopment of our industries won
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
RUSSIA BECOMING ANTI GERMAN.

Ex-Czarina to Assume the Government and
the Car to be Figurehead.
London, Aug. 13.-The Chronicle TO-DAY
prints an Odessa dispatch maintain ng
the persistent circulation of rumors Of the
withdrawal Of Gar Nicholas II. from the
active guidance Of the affairs Of the en-
ore and the gradual assumption of
ooWer by the ex-Czarina, aided by M.
purnovo, Minister of the Interior. and M
Pobiedonostzeff. Procurator General Of
the Holy Synod
The change Of attitude, the dispatch
lays, is increasing the power Of the anti
Herman party.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
lJRAGUAY's EX-PREsIDENT WOUNDED

Accidentally Shot by His Own Weapon and
Reported Murdered.
| Montevideo, Aug. ia great ex-
eitement disturbed the city last night
1t the report that Herrera Obes, ex-
resident OF Uruguay, had been muir
cred.
AS he entered his box at the play
ouse a shot was heard and he fell.
he ball penetrated his leg. The ball was
;tracted. He is not seriously hurt.
| I'd the shot came from his own re-
| liver. which he dropped as he was
| king his seat
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
FREE COINAGE DEMOCRATS,

inference Called by Senators Harris.
Jones and Turpie Meets Tomorrow.
Washington, Aug. -13-The conference
free coinage Democrats, called by
nators Harris, of Tennessee: Jones
Arkansas, and Turpie, of Indiana
IL be held in Washington tomorrow.
nator Harris will probably be chair
an Of the conference, and Casey
3ung, of Memphis, will be it's secre-
~. Thirty States may be represent
|. Senator Harris said to-day it had
en- expressly requested that a few
eminent men from each State should
ne. The Senator said he expected
portant results from the conference
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
$50, 900 Fire at Baker City. o-.a.,

aker City, Ore, Aug. 13.-Fire de-
ged the Oregon Railway and Navi-
on Company's freight and passen-
station, a large warehouse. and
E loaded freight cars. The large
and freight warehouse of 8. 4
if1er was also destroyed. The fire
caused by the explosion of a can
H. Loss 100000. van
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17

The steamer Mary Washington mad
her first trip on last Sunday afternoo9
to Motley Hall. notwithstanding tn
threatening weather, goodly numbe
enioved the trip. The officers OF tn
new boat company are: w. H. Outla"
president; 7. w. Stewart, secretary
0. T. TAYLOR, treasurer; K: II: Nells
manager; A. B. Cooper and Clark, d
reCtOrS.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
lysician Charged With Manslaupbt.,

30" WITH HEaHSIaughter.
rochester, N. Y, Aug. 13.-Dr. Horace
Gee, Of this city, was arrested this
rning on the charge of manslaughter
the first degree. It is claimed that
acquaintance he performed a crimi-
IN the request Of a young foman Of
operation upon her, causing her
tn, and then made out certificate
r1buting it to another cause. The
Ice authorities refuse to give out the
pc Of the woman for the present.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
PARDON G. WILLIAMS INDORsED.

coin League Presents His Name for the
Court of Appeals.
Fatertown, Aug. 13.-At meeting of
Lincoln League last night, the can
acy OF Justice Pardon G. Williams
Shfs city. for the Court of Appeals
S endorsed and his name formally
as candidate of the Repub-
ms OF the fifth judicial district.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17

long before they hap
pen, in fact. there
are no hidden mystic
ties so deep that she
cannot fathOm.
Comeye who suffer
and be healed; come
I've spectators and be
advised; come We low
|ers and win your idol;
come ye brokenheart-
led wives come all
who are In trouble
and learn to bless
this Wonderful Me-
|dium, the Greatest
phOphetess now n
A -. -.
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IF YOUR HOME is LIKE THIS.
predicts important events


res
something
tu always
rs
A Ito wise Ha A HOME
N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C..
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17

Mrs. Anna Payne, who has been t
Asburv Park, n. J., and Niagara Fails
for several months, has just returne:
to the city. Mrs. Payne has great
irnDrOyed
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-08-17
CAMPOS FOR CUBAN LIBERTY
SPANISH SOLDIER RESIGNS THE CAP
TAIN-GENERALSHIP OF THE
ISLAND.

He is Said TO Have Advised the Home Gov
eminent to Grant the Island Self-Gov-
ernmene-Madrid Authorities Greatly
Alarmed Over the Situation and to Get
Very Little Satisfaction From His Dis
patches-Mayar1 and Other Places Taken
by the Insurgentsi
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special notices 10 cents per line
Ten lines constitute an inch.
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MR.. wlNsLows LOAN BUSINESS.
When at Harvard, He Exa cted a Latin
Thesis as Interest.

When W. Rodman Winslow was kill
ed by falling from the seventh story
window of the Sevillia apartment house
some days ago, never failing source Of
revenue to those hard pressed for ready
money was taken away. For years Mr..
Winslow had an Office ON the third floor
Of the Vanderbilt building, at 1872 Mas
sau street, and there he transacted an
''interest and discount" business on Q
large scale.
The sign on the office door set forth
that Mr.. Winslow was counselor at
law. He was, it is true, educated for
the law, but he had given little atten-
tion to it's practice for many years. 1t
was in the loaning of money upon chat
tel mortgages that he made a reputation
Tor himself and acquired the fortune
which he had when he died. His meth
cd of doing business was similar to that
of chattel loan agents the city over. In
addition to the legal rate of interest
Winslow charged 80 or 40 per cent adj
ditional for tho accommodation. To Sc
cure the loan he took chattel mort
gage upon almost anything OF greater
value than the amount loaned which
the borrower possessed. The form Of
this mortgage he drew himself. and it
was his boast that it had never been
broken in court of law.
Mr.. Winslow was college man, and.
according to the story of an old friend
of his it was while still student at
Harvard that he began the business
which he afterward made his vocation.
A fellow student was hard up one day,
and he asked young Winslow to lend
him some money. The latter had some
ready money which he signified his
willingness to loan provided the bor-
rover, who was fine classical student.
would write Latin thesis for him. 1t
was good hard two weeks work, but
the student had to have the money, SO
he agreed to the stipulation. After that
young Winslow frequently loaned mon
ey to others, exaoting premiums OF Va.
rious kinds for the accommodation.
On leaving college the young grad.
uate made up his mind that there were
great possibilities for pecuniary gain
in doing money business on larger
scale, and thus it happened that no
made it his profession. 1t was said that
he did the largest business of tho kind
in tho city. New York Letter.
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FOR sALE--cyTy PROPERTY.
-
CITY PROpERTY.

500 up-Iots on Central ave.
5000 lots with l-room house, fruit trees How
ers, etc, near Central ave.
sa0O--Lot J0Nls0, clean side Grand ave.
S1Oo--Lot 5Ox1lS with i-room cottage, on Bryant
ave.
SiaOO--i lots with Sroom cottage stables. fruit
,eft.--. e to-, pieo Heights, -
s2ioO--4 IA acres Central ave. electric iinc'
suitable for lots,
etc. rwenty-fifth ST.. near Grand ave.
$500 lots with good house on Pirtle ST.
SB5OJ--5 acres on Central ave-; income property
Sa00O--7-room cottage with all modern conVen-
fences on W. sixteenth ST.
SS0Ol--j acres Central ave-. income property
500 Beautiful lots In Vernon, some in bear
ing fruits.
Sl2jO--l.ots j0xl5C feet, star tract, southwest.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$780, Ia acres electric line near city; good
house, orange trees, etc
s25Oj--5 acres fruit and alfalfa lands improve
ments worth the price.
SIS per acre--Fir class fruit land near Redondo
S52j0--iO acres moist land, 80 acres tc alfalfa.
Sl3OOO--10 acres, all under bearing fruits, good
buildings: plenty water; 3 miles from Court House.
$40 per acre-Al alfalfa land. in cultivation near
Compton, near city; plenty OF water; improved and
unimproved.
First-cass fruit and alfalfa land.
FOR EXCHANGE.
$500 acres-Fne timber and coal land in Scott
County, Tenn; what have you to offer; q bargain
for some one
lO6 acres OF choice fruit land, IL miles from city,
for unmcumbered city property.
GOSpER SMITH T. CANNON
II 42-2 Stmson Block.
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EoR SALE.
HOMES FOR ALL.

Choice fruit berry and farming lands. One mile
outside city and near the new Pasadena electric
road, IN tracts to suit at $50 $50, S25 500 per
acre, on easy terms; take the electric cars on
Spring street to Highland Park post Office. Our
agent there viii SHOW the land, Or free carriage
from our Office to the tract. GRIDER & DOW,
I0Jis 5. Broadway. Off
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MEER SCHAUM GOODS.

DAUL MANUFACTURER PIPES
and canes, German sport pipes, German cigar
md cigarette holders In meerschaum and wetzel
wood. Meersph sim goods repaired. 256 S Broad
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NOR SALE FRUIT LANDS IN THE EN-
Il Mission Maclay rancho near San Fernando
and Pacoima on the southern Pacific railway,
within easy reach of the city: 100 feet above sea
level; delightful climate; SO per acre, on easy
terms; also good building lots in West Los Angeles
on the University electric car line Apply to the
UNIVERSITY or SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
rooms and T. Phillips Block Annex, Los Angeles;
special prices for cash. 3-5
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PLUMBERS.


n II. WOTTON - SANITARY PLUMBING A
" specially. Estimates given. 2O6 East Fourth
St., two doors east OF Los Angeles ST.
LyRANK A. WEINSHANK, PLUMBER AND
l. gaSfitter, 24D T., Second st. Tel. 1885,
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
to the Daily Herald will be promptly dscon-
tinued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
No contributions returned
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T0p E-coUNTRY PROPERTY.


NOR SALE--DONir DELAY, STATE SCHOOL
L lands, only 81 .25 per acre, in Los Angeles, San
Bernafdino, Kern san Diego and Riverside coun-
ties: buy now while cheap; over $1,000 acres sold
these lands are between three railroads, already
running and the Salt Lake soon 20 be built; 500
buys REIMBURSEMENT OF $50 acres only miles from
raflrond all level 500 buys REIMBURSEMENT OF $40
acres, extra fine land plenty OF water can be had
$3.50 buys certificate OF $40 acres snap, $50 buys 100
acres fine land. water at feet: 500 buys relin-
uulshmcnt OF $40 acres under Victor canal. School
lands require no residence improvements. Why
20 20 miles from railroad when You can buy land
lust as cheap in above counties? Government
lands located. DAY ANON,
II llgis $. Spring st.
NOR SALE LOVELY HOME - 10 ACRES
Il Just outside the city and close to two railroad
stations, school and churches; 20 minutes drive
OF the city: mountain water pped and goes with
the land; grand view OF the mountains: no frost
or fog; all set to choice fruits, oranges, lemons
peaches, pruncs, etc; all in bearing; cottage anu
outhuildings: this place has been held at S6O0O but
must be sold within 10 days in order to satisfy a
mortgage; we OFFER 1t Tor few days at $3.50; see
this at once ORDER II DOW, 1091a 5. Broad
way. IL
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HORSE !CHOER.

MO FOOT, NO HORSE-HOKSES SHOD AC
IN cording to nature and agreeable to art Shoe
made for all diseases sof the feet GOODWIN's
SHOEING SHOP. 2Gi S. Los Angeles ST.
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LAWN CUTTING.

- ERSTINc; = CO pr 4cT1CAI GARDFN-
IN ers; lawn laying and cutting a specially gar
dens cared for by the month reasonable terms.
Address, 26G $. Main ST., Los Angeles
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NOR SALE

40 acres mt Hollywood. This is a frostless tract
The location IL one OF the most charming. Price
$4,000 one-thrd cash, balance easy. If you are
looking for II bargain and something that will In
crease in value examine this
5tf HUBBARD ~ Low e, 22s w. Fourth st.
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PIANOS.

EOR SAIE-BARGAINS- STANDARD UP
l. right piano slightly used, s265. Handsome
lvers IL Pond piano, snap bargain, not much
used, $50; worth 1900 Largest size cabinet grand
plano, pedals, walnut case fine tone, $40, cash
nstalnents. KOHLER " CHASE, 23s 5, Spring
street
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=
MEDIUMS.


J1ROF 1.EE-Do THE DEAD RETURN? IF
Il yon doubt, come and De convinced by Prof
Lee, The slate-writirg medium; messages given
from your loseo ones written on states cleaned BY
yourself and held in your own hands: sealed mes
sagVs answered while In ~ dead tr Auce: a medium
by the gift OF God. PROF. LEE, 2l2 I-2 s. Broad
way phrlors IL ana 10. 2-a6
NJ RS PERCY--1os T.. FIFTH ST., CLAIR
As1 Noyant, healing and dcVelo Ding; sittings 81:
circles Monday, Thursday and saturday evenings
25c; also Tuesday and Friday, 2:SJ Toe. 22s
" I-NO-NA = SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
w late DIR. King, world renowned phrenologist
and astrologist Consultation e5c, 5Oc. Life
chart, ndtivities 81 upw ards. III W. seventh
8m
----
LNRENCH LADY HEALING MEDIUM
IL Treats all diseases; consultation free; life
reading. Parlor :, No. 800 IL S. Spring St.
MRS. HOPkINS--MITCHELL BUSINESS
WI aud test medium; hns resumed business at
7O0 Il. Fifth st., call and see her.
CONTRACTORS.
CONRAD sCHERER, GRANITE, BITUMIN-
- Gus and asphalt paving. 2s7 W. First st.
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NOR SALE-A POSITIVE BARGAIN-20
l. prune peach orchard near this city.
only Sia5 per acre. M'KOON IL YOAKUM, ~
w. First st. IL
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PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.


CHENEY n CRONfN5-NW COR. FRANKLIN
y and New High SITS. Los Angeles Rooms IL,
IL. H. Abstract and Title Insurance block.
DECK & FOLEY, ATTORNEYS-ATL LAW, S
l. and o, Moore block, 40 Court st.
NIX. YOUNG, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, 4OS
" Bradbury building.
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TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS.

FffU RS ISL AND OTHER BATHS.
both departments Of the Hammam have been
thoroughly cleaned and refitted. Ladies' depart
nIeui open from II. M to p. m. Sundays, s am.
TO !. ~ tientlemens department open day and
night except sunday afternoon. We give Turk
.sii, EilHslAH sulphur, Electric, Salt, Medical and
otter baths. Massage given ut "baths'' or private
nOnlgs. IL o. BROOKS, Proprietor.
go south Main ST.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

- 'A--'~ H@.>O $3.50
DERSONAL - TO LOVERS OF FRESH
l. roasted coffee from our giant coffee roaster,
Java and Mocha, Doc lb; ) lbs good Japan ten, 81;
10 lbs corn meal l5c; lbs tapoca, 25c; lbs buck
wheat, 25c; 10 lbs rasins 25c; lbs figs &c lbs
aprcots, 25c; lbs beans 25c; can Drawn, lOc dew
lied ham, SC; 3 cans oysters, CSC; 80 bars old mis-
sion soap, 81; pkts breakfast waters, l5c: 5o-lb
sack -four 1Uc: bacon, 10c; pork, lie. ECON
oMlC STORES, SO5 S. Spring st.
DERSONAL - RALPH BROS. GOLD BAR
i -four, 90c; city -four, 75c graduated sugar, u
lbs 81; brown sugar, % lbs 81 lbs rolled wheat or
oats Zoe, sarlnes, boxes 25c; Tomatoes 2cans l5c;
bars German family soap, 25c; gallons OIL COO;
gasoline, 65c packages starch, .5c lard, 0lb can,
75c: lbs, 4oc. 6O $. Spring street, Sixth.
CHASE'S MARKET, els $. SPRINGS LBS.
~ boiling beef 25c;2 lbs round steak I5c: rib
steak tic: sirloin tenderloin porterhouse steak,
Il lie; stewihg mutton, Sc; leg OF mutton, rib
shoulder chops, lbs l5c. Everything else in
proportion CHASE'S MARKET, 6ls :. Spring.
DERSONAL - PALMISTRN ONE HAND
Il read free; every hidden mystery revealed;
lire read from cradle to grave without mistake;
l till p M. III - w. Third st.
DERSONAL - ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC
Il baths; electric treatment scientifically given;
magnetic and massage electricity. 25c NJ RS. f.
ROBBINS, 42l $. Main ST.
u ESNi1T-NEW BOOK ON PALMISTRY
IN Free reading given to every purchaser, 20i
s. Spring ST., opposite Holl.pbeck.
NINE. LECRoQ, FRENCH DRESsMAKER,
vi cor Second and Main next to cathedral
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FOR sALE--CyTY PROPERTY
VNUK NALE BY
L RENFRO DUBOIS 6 CUMMINGS,
III H. W. Third ST., Stimson Block

NOR SALE BY
Il RENFRO, DUBOIS 6 CUMMINGS,
III H. W. Third St., Stimson Block.
$60O0-S feet on South Olive ST., bet First and
Second, with good lG-room house, all modern i'm
provements and time can be arranged to suit
buyer.
S62O0-62 feet front South Olive ST., bet. First
and Second, with nice 5-room cottage. Here are
two OF the best bargains offered in the city today,
End the terms to suit
s500-Good lot on Harold street near cor. Wash
ington and Vermont ave.
Si5O--Good lot or S. Walnut ST.
S,J10-A ranch of 32) acres in San Diego Co.:
plenty Of water from natural spring on the ranch.
Id cash, balance easy time.
RENFRO, DUBOIS & CUMMINGS.
i2l H. W Third ST., Stimson Block II