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INVESTORS

BEAUTIFUL Ellie NDALE PLACE
House in this tract of rooms, furnished COM
plete, new furniture, lot 50x20O to alley, at low
price,
Very fine large lots in this tract, 50X200 to alley
at special low prices.
Located on W. Adams st., between two electric
car lines.
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City Lots
EOR SALE
JUST THINK OF IT.

NOR SALE-A NEW DEPARTURE-WE
Il offer to furnish purchasers or lots in the
Alexander Well tract at their option with policies
of insurance of the Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany for the full amount OF lhe purcnase price OF
the lots bought. or with unlimited certificates of
til,e guaranteeing the title in Alexander Weiss
free and clear of all encumbrances. Lots from
$500 up small cash payments and easy monthly
installments without interest. Clerks, working
men, laboring men. mechanics, motormen, con-
ductors, engineers stop throwing away your money
rent and remember the same payments will in
few years make You the proud possessor of your
own home. Just ask your wife about it and get all
the particulars from RICHARD 4tLTSCHUL, sole
agent, l2Sls w. Second ST., Bdrdicll blk. tt cod
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nR. SCHMIDT. THE CELEBRATED SPE-
~ ciast in diseases Of women. cures all irregu
'erltes from Whatever cause. 2331a T. First ST.
rooms Ii. 2-2D
nR. r. q. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN
~ with the Los Angeles Optical Institute; ewes
examined free. l25 S. Sprlng st.
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GURE OF RUPTURE GUARANTEED BY A
~ safe, sreedy, painless and permanent method
without detention from business, by DIR. WHITE
HILL, ll9}s S. Spring ST. Office hours, 10 a. IN. tc
4p. m. Ala
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TTNION LOAN CO.
u Slmson Blk
Loans money on all kinds of collateral security
watches diamonds, sealsklns, and furniture IN
lodging and boarding houses and on pianos without
removal also on bonds stocks, mortgages; low m
terest: money at once; business confidential: nrl-
vate office for ladies: room ILL., tLAkh N.
SHAW manager rooms Ill and liz first floor,
Stimson block. u
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WAN7ED-AGENTS
WANTED-TO RENT

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wv ANTED--2 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
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MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
WI watches. iewelry, sealskins etc. also on
pianos merchandise. iron and steel safes. furnl-
ture in lodging houses, boarding houses and hotels
without removal; also city and country prop
erty: low interest; can have money at once; busl-
ness confidential private Office for ladies'. GEO
S. ROBINSON, 23S w. First ST., rooms and 3. II
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FOR EXCHANGE

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VNOR EXCHANGE
Choice place of 10 acres, near city, southwe5
good house.
20 acres choice alfalfa land; plenty water, gooe
buildings; miles from city.
as acres, miles south; fenced; good artesiai
well on place.
Will sell on easy terms or exchange for cit
property and assume.
FRANK RECORDS,
9-11-1s-16 33) $. Broadway.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

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line; month, 81 per line.
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT

Girl to assist close in, sl2 girl to assist 8 in
ihnily. sl2: housesirl, cooking and downstairs
work s25; holsegrl. in family, Riverside, SIS,
fare paid, references o: X. place; housekeeper,
man and children, SO to as; young girls to assist
in housework and care for children wages IS to
so; housegirl miles out, family of T. employer
here today, s2O; nursegrl, children, IS; house
girl, san Diego, MOave, San Pedro, Garvanza On
tario, Garteua Ventura, Saticoy, Santa Ana, Riv-
erside Lamanda Park Florence, Redondo, Covina,
Elsinore, Santa Monica and San Bernardino, wagcs s
si5lo sSl yon want housework in the country
these are all good places call early; housesirls,
city, $50 each,
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HCMMEL BROS. & Co.
IL Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEI. ~ co,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
3oo30a W. Second ST.. in basement
California Bank Bldg
Tel 509
sundays.
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For these and many other bargains see
DARLING d PRATT, SOLE AGENLS,
Rooms 316 and 3i7 Bradbury BLOCK. Tel looo. 10
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NOR SALE
FAIR OAKS LAND,

Ifyou have not yet investigated what we have
at this beautiful suburb in the early Fruit Belt"
and informed yourself as to the Improvements and
sales, you owe 1t to yourself 70 do at Best
land in California for citrus and deciduous fruits
800 per acre with wafer Why pay more? Care
tu Investigation will save you money. 1t is the
early fruits that bring the money and never freeze
Free transportation to purchasers. Farm, Eeld
and Firesidc, proprietors, Get particulars ofC |.
HUBBARD, room 0, 1ODia :. broadway. 10
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HOTEL DEPARTMENT

First-class fry cook, sl2 week; dishwasher. min
ing camp. a25 etc. experienced butler. with refer
shces' $50 elc.; meat cook, city, $40, etc, week
poy TO wash windows fld carry trays, "A. etc.
Week; .irstclass broiler also frycoak for tourist
hoteli experienced pantry man. SO, etc,
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BONNIE BRAE TRACT

We have without question the best corner in this
tract for a superb home, on the corner of Burling
ton ave.. and Ninth 1t is several feet above the
street and therefore much more desirable than
sold now.
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MEDIUMS

TTHE WORLDS RENOWNED MEDIUM AND
i palmist, known throughout Europe and
America as Syra, the mystic wonder, the greatest
living medium Of the age; ii deceived by fakirs,
would-be mediums Syra will give test to prove
her powers: tells Just what You want to know; Ia
fact advises you in all troubles SIS W Fourth ST.
1890
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Mooney TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY
IVA real estate; lowest rates: personal notes or
security, warrants discount mortgages or any ne
gotiable papers for sale tirst-class guaranty mort
cages; interest i ueL. JOHN L. PANkONICH.
1,u w First st 3-2itf
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HOTEL DEPARTMENT

IiOl Ell DEtAh MENl
Chambermaid, rooming house, $50, chamber
maid ana wait table, go, q. X. place; waitress
city, - week; first class women cooks, $50 coun
try: mattresses, boarding houses, city, sl5 each
second girl, boarding house. s5 waitress, River
sido. Redlands and good hotels near city, $50
etc, fare paid.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.
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NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.
~ Loans money on all kinds Of collateral seeu-
ritv: money quickly; business strictly cOnfidental
Rooms % and 06 B,wsoa block, fifth floor. JOHN
MITCHELL, JONES. mann2er 7-S-lyr
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WANTED-PARTNER

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b COHN-
81. The Los Angeles Pawnbroker las n. Main
st g., loans money on diamonds. watches, Jew elry.
firearms, pianos libraries and all other collateral
securities: also sells unredcemed pledges for
money loaned and one months interest added
make no mistake, it is the reliable l.. b. COHN NJ
he Los Angeles naynbrokpr 3-l0
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nOINDEXrER & WADSWORrH, BROk-
i ers, sos W. Second ST, buy and sell stocks
mortgages bonds and any good securities: II you
wish 10 lend borrow or inVest in real estate call
on us: collections made and property managed Tor
non-residents. 2ctf
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CTEAM CARPET CLEANING, SEWING
= and laying. JOHN u. RICHARDS, 40 n.
Spring; tel. lS4s e9-ts
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MUSICAL

II NIGHT BROS, PATENT SOLICITORS;
IN free book on patents 30s Stimson blk. 0-22-t
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YE'O Buy OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
L saleahle try the want columns OF The Herald.
a few cents invested in this manner may make
you many dollars.
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FINANCIAL

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WANTED-LIVE STOCK

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A saleeble, try the want columns OF The Herald.
\ few cents invested in this manner may make
you many dollars.
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rEyIIE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN so
Il ciety of san Francisco will make loans on I'M
proved city and country prOperty.
ON loans OfS5j00 and urder certificates
OF title from the Title Insurance and
Trust Co., Will be accepted, making the
expenses on such loans very small
Building loans n speciality, Apply TO
r. e. LUNT, Agent, 227 W. second.
6-Il-tf
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE

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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ITOR SALE-NEW WHITE, NEW HOME
Il Eldridge B and other makes, at so 10 s35 on
the no agent plan; 81 per week payments. WHITE
SEWING MACHINE, Office 239 s. Spring. 800
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FOR RENT-RANCHES

NOR REMITTANCE DOUBLE STORE, WITH
4 counters and shelves complete first-clas5 To-
cation for grocery store. Cor. Rowland and Ad-
ans SIS, one block west University car line II
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-5ACRES WITH BROOM HOTSE
A at Boyle Heights at IS n month to good, res
ponsibe tenant that will take care of the place.
See +. A. HUTCHINSON, $50 S. Broadway. IL
vNOR RENT-TILI JUNE 1-SMALI HALL
Il and two adjoining rooms al 23) ). Main St;
only SIS per month. Inquire at New Hanlmam
Turkish Baths, 2l0 S. BrOadway.
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Is for sale by all druggists.
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

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FOR RENT-LODG{NG HOUS

NOR RENT-ROOMING HOUSE: WILL
Il build large house in first-class location, clos
I'M long lease; rent, f3 per room FRANK REC
ORDS, $50 $. Broadway. 1l-l316
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GodoNsLy Mny Return.

OMAHA. Oct. 3l.-To the Editor OF The
Bee: | beg to state that have received a
communication from the manager of MIR.
Leopold Godowsky. who Is dcsirous TO ar
range for a second appearance of the great
artist In our city some time in November
on condition that a certain guaranty be as
sured to make the concert financial sue
cess. As MIR. GOdowsky's marvellous feats on
the piano are still fresh in the memory of
his debut in this city last May. there re-
mains but little for me to say regarding
this giant of the keyboard. From purely
technical standpoint, | have never heard
any performance in my life, not excepting
Paderewski to compare with GodOwskys
phenomenal execution. Chopins famous
study in double thirds, which is sometimes
played by a few of the really great pianists
in public, has been arranged for the left
hand by Godowsky. and as might be expected
his performances Of it in public have every
whore aroused the widest enthusiasm.
Being very anxious to hear this wonderful
performance again, | shall epdeavor per-
sonally to get up subscription
to insure his coming and shall be
glad to have all those wishing to hear Mr..
Gadowsky send their names and addresses.
together with the number of tickets re-
quired to my studio 3O5 Skee.y bio k, within
a few days, as it will be quite impossible
for me to call personally on everybody
musically interested. The recital is to he
given at one of the opera houses.
JOSEPH GAHM.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

furore throughout the eastern cities since
his return from European trip. will give
a series OF manifestations OF spirit power
In the light" introducing as the features
Of his performance several OF the feats per-
formed by Mrs. Hoffman, Maudc Lord
Bishop Alexander and other famous mediums
whose demonstrations In this line startled
the scientific world and proved so thor
oughly mystifying that the brightest minds
failed to discover the rcmotest clew as to
how the wonders shown before their eyes
were produced. The performance of Dr
Cooke is said to be In direct opposition to
all known laws. The seemingly superhuman
power which he wields is claimed to have
been subjected to the most severe tests and
In every case the testers have confessed
themselves wholly unable to fathom the
mystery. The feature OF his work which
has excited the most comment is the fact
that the mcst diflcult tests are carried on
under the full glare Of a brilliantly lighted
stage and that while tables are navigating
space spirit hands distributing bouquets and
other strange things occurring the wizard
Is surrounded by committee selected from
the audience which has the privilege of ap-
plying every reasonable measure for the
sake OF ferreting out the secret OF his won
derful performance.
1t is said DR.. Cooke has done more for
the elevation OF the cause he represents
than any other medium since the days of
Daniel Hume In London his work is re-
ported to have been followed with keen
interest by the Royal Theosophical society
and 1t is stated he has appeared before all
the crowned heads. including the car OF
Russia. and carries several valuable medals
and other tokens of royal appreciation.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
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Evidence which IL Right To the Point
nnd Reliable.

Judge Frank Ives OF district court Of
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Mr. w. D. Tomin, Mechanical Engineer.
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Rev. G. ID. Brown, Mondoyi, Wis. The
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over six thousand people in the state Of
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Send for little book on stomach diseases
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CAMPAIGN is ENDED At ST. LOUIS


ON Every Stte.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l.-The national cam
paign was closed here today with parades
and speechmakng. From almost every resi-
dence, store and business house in the city
the stars and stripes were swung to the
breeze, the demand for the national emblem
being so great that additional supplies had
to be ordered from Chicago at the last mo-
ment. SiXty-hye thousand hand flags had
been given out to marchers In today's pa
rade and an additional $4,000 received this
morning were also distributed.
Shortly after noon, under the auspices OF
the Merchants and Manufacturers Sound
Money association, one OF the largest pa
rades that ever marched through the streets
OF st. Louis formed and wended its way
through the business section OF the city.
Business was almost entirely suspended dur
Ing the afternoon, more than 1000 firms
having signed an agreement to close their
establishments at noon In order that their
employees might participate in the parade.
II took several hours for the procession
which was composed OF twenty divisions. In
which every profession. trade and industry
was represented to march past given
point, II is estimated that there were not
far from 10000 men In line and according
to the reports OF the organizers there were
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

a little more of It. Those engaged in the
study and practice of medicine should have
been present at those performances. Gray
could have been laid upon the shelf for the
especial accommodation of the dust of com
ing ages. Speaking of ages. Lillian-one
may surely call her that since 1t is her
only permanent ppellation-Lillian neither
fades nor falters; her voice and her smile
are as fresh and innocent as OF yorc, and
her diamonds as profuse and brilliant Her
star seems to be like the moon in her opera
1t never sets May she live long and pros
per, musically. matrimonially and moneta-
rily.
The Metropolitan Grand English Opera
company IS a newborn musical institution.
How long it will live with all that name
time only can tell. first-Class company
to give opera in our own language would
be a welcome constellation in the musical
armament. Its career will be noted with
interest 1t will open in Washington d.
c., November 9. HOMER MOORE.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
WITH MILES AND MILES or FLAGS.
Chicago FnirIy Outdocs Itself in Its
Patriotic Decoration.


Patriotic Decoration.
CHICAGO. oct. 3l.-"Flag day" in Chi
cago was almost universally observed. From
nearly every business block on the down
town district hung flags Of all sizes. Many
were also gaily decorated with bunting. In
the residence districts the streets for miles
were masses Of luttering color, while In the
windows were displayed thousands Of pic
lures Of the presidential candidates, inter
spersed with paper flags. Of which the re-
plblican national committee has distributed
nearly 2,0OO,Op0. Even the bill boards were
not exempt from the encroachments OF "Old
Glory"
The Chicago Business Mems Sound Money
association held flag day meeting at the
Auditorium, which was addressed by promi-
nent men Of both parties and at which the
following letter was read:
CANTON. o., Oct. 3D-W. X. McClintoCk,
Secretary Business Mems Sound Money
Association, Chicago: ! am in receipt of
a telegram advising me of the flag day"
nketing of the Business Mems Sound
Money association. The flag represents the
integrity, honor and glory of the nation
and no cause that seeks inspra tion from
II can fail. The object of your organza-
tion, embracing as II does men of varied
political affiliations. is one that appeals to
the patriotism of all who love the flag
WILLIAM MKINLEY.
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sound Money rnrndc AZ Pittshnrr.

PlTTSBURG, oct 3l.-Flag day was sue
cossfully celebrated here today and the city
has seldom been so profusely decorated with
"Old Glory" Republicans and democrats
alike gave evidence of their loyalty and hun
dreds Of thousands Of flags loated from resi-
dencos and business houses. The republicans
took advantage of the day by having a
monster parade. participated in by marchers
variously estimated at from 20 900 to 3j 600.
The procession looked to be about five miles
long and took several hours i'm passing a
gwen roint. The line was made up of march,
ing clubs representatives, of the many in
dustrial establishments and unorganized
bodies of citizens. Many handsome and
humorous floats were the features. On Fifth
avenue was placed an immense telephone re-
ceiver. which was connected by l1rg distance
telephone with Major McKinleys residence
so that he could hear the cheers given him
when the marchers passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

many thousands more. The railroad men
alone were rcprcscnted by 5000 men. There
were so many applications from clubs out.
side St Louis to participate in the parade
that II was found necessary TO advise them
not 20 come.
Samuel y. Kcnnard acted as grand marshal
and was assisted by large corps OF mounted
aides General Palmer, national democratic
nominee for president. reviewed the parade
and tonight will address a mass meeting
at Music hall ENpositinn building
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
rostmnstcrs Giycn Commissions.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-The following postmasters have
been commissioned: William II. Palmer.
Lamont, Neb.; John II. Lassen, Grindstone,
S. D.. James p. McDermott Rock Springs,
Wyo.
$. II. Fcnner has been appointed postmas-
ter at Opal, Uinta county, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
PAPER FLAGS ARE TORN DOWN.
Judges md Their Deputies Remove
Whom from the Cnmrt Rnnms.

JudEcs ana Their Deputies Remove
Them from the Court Rooms.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 31.-A special to
the News from Anderson Ind says Mark
HaLnas flags were torn down ad trampled
in the dust of the rooms of the Madison
circuit and district courts today. They
were removed by the judges and their depu-
ties, and Judge Diven said he did not care
who knew it. He said the so-called flags
on paper. with Mckinley and Hobart's
likenesses across the stripes. we're not the
national emblem and they should never stay
in his court room. Judge Ellisohs deputy,
Daniel Boand. pulled down the alleged
flag in the circuit court. A bitter feeling
iats
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
Governor of Georgia Innururntcd.

ATLANTA Ca, Oct. 3l.-William Yates
Atkinson was today inauguratel the sec
ond time as governor OF Georgia amid GER
emonies the most imposing seen in the state
in a generation. A procession a milo long
including military from all the prominent
cities of the state brought in free by rail-
roads, was reviewed by the governor in
front Of the executive mansion and escorted
his eXcellency to the state capitol, In front
of which the inaugural addresses were
LII
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
Cheers for scnntor Allison

DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct 3l.-(Spccal Tele-
gram)-senator Allison addressed a large
audience at Bartels theater tonight, ard
was cheered loudly. He declared free coin
age by this nation alone would mean moth
ing less than ruin.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

for his home In Pittsned. ILL., Secretary
Francis has gone to ST. Louis to vote for
Palmer and Buckner He will return i'm
mediately after election.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01

Iowa Advocate of Free silver Sees Ne
Further Hope.

Further Hope.
WATERLOO la, Oct. 3l.-(Speclal Tele-
am)-lt is stated on good authority that
Governor Boies stated at the family supper
table last night on his return from a cam
paign tour that Bryans cause is hopeless,
and that he believes that Mckinley will be
elected by the most overwhelming majority
that any president ever received. This adj
mission from so prominent a man politically
as Boics is taken by republicans as the most
significant concession yet made.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-01
MISSOURI LOOKS DEMOCRATIC.
On Their Way Home 10 Vote.

WASHINGTON. Oct, 3l-Attorney Cen
oral Harmon left for Cincinnati this after
noon where he Will vote on Tuesday. AS
sistant Secretary Scott Wike also left hore