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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-06-12
HARrsrE1N, June 8. 1896.

11AR1S4E1N, uAC Q, 4O1Os
Mr. Jackson gave social dance and
whist party last evening. There was
quite turnout and a bountifu1 sup
per was furnished to the visitors.
Miss Lutte Jones has been visiting
her father, and also her numerous
friends on Hartstein.
Mr. Blake went to town today.
School has closed in District u after
very successful term of three
months by Kay Todd.
A farewell dance was given Mr.. Todd
the last evening he spent here, by Mrs
Morris, where he boarded.
Most of the ranchers have their
crops about in. E. H. Haskell has
his crop planted and will soon go after
steamer to continue at his shrimp
business. He has also put out one acre
of prune trees since he came home.
Stormy days he has improved his time
knitting new shrimp net.
The prune crop seems to be failure
around here for this year and other
fruits seem blighted, which will make
our fruit crop rather light but we will
live in hopes that goods price will be
paid for what we do have. BLUE JAY.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-06-12

| Six months Hence
"Your face imaged on my heart,
He said in raptured strain.
She slyly snapped her camera,
| And when he came again
.False one" she cried, revealing plate.
Instead of mine see
Engraven on your tickle beard
The faces of Ruth Englebart
Rebecca Smith, Jane Galligan,
Floy Rupert, Meg O'Bralligan,
Fay White, Pearl King, Perdito Klein,
That hateful Miss yon Giesenstein,
| And Widow McNameev
-Yonkers Gazette.
The Best Cough Cure
is Shiloh's Cure. neglected cough is dan.
gerous Stop it at once with Shiloh's Cure. Fol
sale by Frank Tuell
"Have cigar?
mo, thank you. I've given up smoking en-
tirely."
"You haye. ehg Allow me to congratulate
you. When is the wedding to take placer"
Nerves on Edge
was nervous, tired, irritable and Gloss. Karls
Glover Root Tea has made me well and happy
Mrs. E. B. Worden
| For sale by Frank Tuel-
Corner Lots
The heights by great men reached and kept
Were not attained by sudden bounds;
But they, while their companions slept,
Were taking options on the ground.
A Great Germans Prescription.
Diseased blood, constipation, and kidne,
liver and bowel troubles are cured by Karl'l
Glover Root Tea. For sale by Frank TuelL
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Lowest Prices and the
Headquarters for Shoes.

We buy the bulk Of our Shoes
direct from the best factories and with
our small expense Of doing business
are able to offer you the best line of
Shoes, at the lowest prices.
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HOOD CANAL, June 8, 1896.


had very creditab1e exhibition of her
scholars, at that place, May %.
Memorial sermons were preached by
Rev. M. Eells at the Reservation and
the Upper Skokemish on the 81 of
May.
Yesterday was observed as childreu's
day at the Reservation. Forty boquets
adorned the church, and the children
did much better than usual in the ex-
ercises.
Working the roads has been the
principal public business here lately,
otherwise times are duller than ever,
if possible.
Prof. F. E. Lloyd of Pacific Uni
versity, Forest Grove, Origon, is talk
ing of spending part of the summer
in the Olympic mountains on scien-
tific trip. S.
HEADQUARTERS E. E. Cross PosT, No.
90, G. A. r. SHELTON. June 6, 1896
Resolved, that the thanks of this
Post are due to the speakers, musicians
I. o. o. F. and all others who con-
tributed to the success of the Memorial
exercises June 80 and 81, and especial
ly to the ladies for their sumptuous re-
past, entertainment and donation and
to all others who generously assisted
on said occasion. S. CALDWELL.
F. M. MUNsoN, Adjt. S. v. C.
MArLocK, WIN June 10, 1896
The following is the roll of honor
for Dist. No. IL, Mason County, for
the month ending June S:
Kate Kilroy, Nettie Kilroy,
Maggie Kilroy, Lee Valley,
Kate O'Shaughnessy,
H. MINNIE FO RID, Teacher,
Mi1as Galliher, an aged pioneer OF
Washington, died in LaConner on
Thursday last. In 1873 Galliher pur-
chased at $1.25 an acre, 240 acres OF
land in the very heart of what is now
the city of Tacoma, selling few years
later at $40 an acre. MIR. Galliher in
the early days ran the old Olympic
Hotel at Olympia, and was well-known
to all the old pioneers of that time
His remains were taken to Olympia
and buried in the Masonic Cemetery
A Full and complete line of Gents
Furnishing goods at reduced prices,
A. NEEDHAM
Maxwell Corner
have suffered with stomach trouble
for several years, and have never
taken a preparation that did me SC
much good as Shelly's Dyspepsia cure
I have taken two bottles and think it
is good medicine for person that is
run down. can recommend it.
ROBERT LEMoINE.
Soiled ammonia water, used II
house-cleaning if diluted sufficiently
will make good fertilizer to pour ove1
plants. Dish water, wash water, etc.
SuOulQ DS lu1OWA OA AAONSA O~>~ss
under fruit trees or on the vegetable
garden. This constant though slight
supply of nutriment and moisture !!
better than strong fertilizer but sci
dom used.
Mrs. A. Emory. who recently arriv
ed from Los Angeles, and is staying
with her niece, Mrs. L. e. Munson
will do dressmak ing and general sew
| ing. Call at Munson's store.
Two prisoners, named Jim Ward ant
William Anderson, charged with rob-
bing the post Office at Woodland las
February, filed off the bars and csc ZAP
led from Thurston County's bastil<
last Friday, and have made themselve.
scarce.
Must close out my entire stock 9
make room for my fall and white
goods. A. NEEDHAM. q
Maxwell Corner
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The Mason County journal.

.s@-------Irp EVERY FRIDAY MGsNiNG
BY
.,...- C.. ANGLE, PROPRIETOR.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-06-12

MATLoCK, WIN June 10, 1896
The following is the roll of honor
for Dist. No. IA, Mason County, for
the month ending June S:
Kate Kilroy, Nettie Kilroy,
Maggie Kilroy, Lee Valley,
Kate O'Shaughnessy,
H MINNIE FORD Teacher. /.
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BusiNEss Opp0RTUMTss


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ton! time, cents per line; week, 30 cents pei
FoR SALE BY BEN wHfTE~--
$125"s sa'0'00'' properties Of ali kinds.
Bakeries; some big bargains.
2 Butcher shops; must be sold.
3 Barber shops; paying we'll.
II Cigar stores; scme immense bargains.
4 Wood. coal and feed yards.
2 Delicacy stores, close in.
> Drug stores, clearing si5o monthly.
> Buy, sell or exchange, go to BEN WHITE.
Y Fruit, candy and cigar stores.
, Furniture stores $1,000 and $500.
< Grocery stores, with living rooms.
Z Hotels city and country.
II Lodging houses all prices.
> Livery stables; must SELL
I Laundry business
= Manufacturing establishments.
> Millinery and notion stores.
II Partnerships; all lines Of business.
L /
> Buy, sell or exchange, go to BEN WHITE.
- Poultry and fish markets.
Restaurants; all prices; some bargains.
= Fine saloons, paying big.
y Printing offices, city and country.
-
4 Plumbing business.
. Bry. sell o. exchange a business or property
- OF any kiud go 10 BEN WHIT h. .ai w. First
ST. Read my ad. In city real estate and exchange
column. l9-2o-a.
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PROF. b. w. ARLING.
He is the greatest cairvoyant OF the age ;recog-
nzed by the profession as the brightest star. His
power approaches the marvellous, and he might
well be termed the Isaiah of the nineteenth GEN.
tury.
are pleased and delighted with his wonderful ad.
vice Multtudes visit his parlors daily and are
His wonderful power excites the admiration and
wonder of the most skepticaI.
Gifted by nature with wonderful mediumistic
skill, this remarkable man may be consulted
all matters pertaining TO the welfare Os the human
friends and enemies removes evil influences, gives
advice pertaining 10 law SUITS speculations. in
yess,menis, s Insurance ioye, cour!ship, marriage
separated and causes speedy and happy mar
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The troubled and unfortunate should seek his
counsel. Thousands Of families long separated
have betn reunited by his influence. Thousands
of hearts made glad by his truthful predictions.
Look beyond the clouds, Never despair, Try
He can give you experience, safety, wealth.
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tion. Men OF the world con suit him on matters OF
business, Ministers Of the Gospel marvel at his
He is the greatest in his line. None surpass
him. and few approach him. He is the greatest
See the reliable PROF. B. W. ARLING. He
has permanently established himself al AIS w 9TH
st. bet Hill and Olive.
SPECIAL NOTICE
For the benefit of the strangers who some
times at q loss 10 determine which clairvoyant to
consult, Prof b. W. Airing has this to say. Al
ways consult the successful ciairvoyant, for he Is
able to show you the way to success consult tho
happy clairvovant, for he will make you happy,
consult scholar for he can guido you. IN u
wori consult PROF w AEILNG, and you
viii find all these necessary qualities combined
In him.
Office hours f.om 0 a m, to IN. Sundays,
D n m 10 p IN.
Letters with stamps answered. No ciairvoyant
sign, only name OF rKOF H. W. ARLING on
WINDOW.
Az W 7th street. bet Hill and Olive, snn 10
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CHURCH NOTICES


TUyHE HARMONIAL SPIRlTUALIST ASSO-
IL citation meets every Sunday afternoon and
evening in their New Music hall, s3l 5. Spring ST.
At 2:30 q conference or medium meeting, clos
ing with spirit messages by our pastor. Mrs. Ada
Foye. Evening services commence at 1880, with
IN inspirational address by Mrs FOye following
with tests, messages and full names of your spirit
friends proving conclusivey to the unprecedented
that the so-called dead can and do return and COM
nunIcate with their friends. s ID. Dye president,
81 w. First st. rs
CT. PAULs CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, OLIVE
y st, OPP. the park. Open every day In the year.
Daily service at 10 q. m. The clergy will respond
to all calls for the offices of the church for strang
ers or visitors, without respect to creed burials
marriages. baptisms or vistations of the sick. Use
of the church cheerfully given free for funeral
services. Tel. 143 red. II
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DROF. w W. TATUM, TRANCE BUSINESS,
l. ph ysical and independent slate writing me-
diun. Located at the irving house. 30 S Hill ST.,
Los Angeles. Has large and cOmmodIous parlors
for enter tanning guests and enlertains on Satur-
ist church people and nil honest investigat on
those evenings. All welcome. Holds physi-
cal circles Wednesday evenings, trance circles
Friday evenings, developing circles Monday and
Thursday evenings, ladies' circle Saturdays ut 2:SO
p. nl., undertaking and physical circles Sundays
at 2:30 p m. Private sittings daily from $3.50 a.
70 $3.50 p. IN. Prof. Tatum will be in Los Angelo s
until July lst If health permits. Those intending
visiting circles had better call previous to circle
and make engagements, as circles are very large
and seats all taken early. VIII be pleased to
meet the people in general on Saturdays at 5 p. m.
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EDUCATIONAL

II OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE, IN
~ corporated. occupies the entire fifth floor OF
oldest, best; elegant and commodious rooms, in.
rensely practical courses OF study. able and xpe.
rienced specialists as teachers, complete euuip.
ments, perfect lighting and ventilation, rooms
heated by steam, frst-class elevator service five
courses Of stndy--commercial, shorth and and
,ypewrting, preparatory, teiegraphy and assay ng
the school is thoroughly live and progressive; it
inspires as well as teaches: day and evening ses.
si0ns: individual and class Instructions successful
graduates; fine class OF students visitors cordially
j.. II. SHRADER, pres Il. *. ISAACS, yice-pres.
l. n. tNShEEP. sec. 2-36-7
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1is acres with elegant new Groom modern house,
stable, poultry houses and raising outfit near city,
southwest; se20U; mortgage s4Oo will trade equity
assume like amount.
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INOR SALE-A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
Il the lease, furniture, fixtures bath house.
horses, surrey, buggy, COW. pigs, poultry and all
improvements Of the celebrated San Jacinto Re.
lei Hot Mud Springs hotel. Death In family sole
cause for offering such bargain. Call or write
for particulars 10 L. NJ. MILLARD, San Jacinto
1872
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We have bargains in both oty and country, I'M
proved and unimproved, for sale and exchange; IL
you seeking anything in the way OF property
please call and see us.
The herald., 1896-04-22


wv ANTED-WE HAVE PERSONS HERE
w who, for one reason or another, but usually
not from choice, must change climate-go into IL
dryer or a colder one (why this is, ask your doc
tor). Some of these want properly or business
some In town. some In country. We now ave an
unusually full list OF such wants. and would stig-
gest to everyone having interests abroad to ex
change for anything here, or vice versa, TO write
or call on u.s. giving us details, full prlc-
ticable as to what they have and what is wanted.
We already have inquiries from every section of
the Union for properties OF business 0pportu mites
In Southern California, and wish to be prepared to
meet wants of every character. We have money
to loan, and find safe investment for money: In
fine, undertake anything and everything properly
pertaining in legitimate way 70 general real
estate and brokerage business. Correspondence
answered. We are here for health and usefulnnss
j. l.. ADAMS l. CO.,
30 125 South Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

LNOLLOWING Is A LIST OF THE Chill
Il dren who have been admitted in the Los An
Hefes Orphan Asylum since the last publication:
Half acknowledgements K!ncaid, aged 0 years;
Rosa Louis. L.; Georgia Emmerson, 0; Mariana
Romero, 9; Refine de Lorle. S; Emma Manica, s;
Pauline Manica. 8; Frances Manica, A; Caroline
Green 10; Charlotte Green 8: Jennie Save. II (;
Mary Save. 10; Bertha Cook, 8; Antonio Martinez
.; Bertha Martinez. O; Marie Bourdat; Consuea
DOminguez, .,
Whole orphans-Tssaura Real, II: Bonita MOnua,
10; Frances Monua, $. SISTER CECILIA.
April To- 1896.
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MEDIUMS

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tion-i time, cents per line; week, 30 cents PEI
line; month, d per line.
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20 acres near Burbank, highly improved and in
oearine price si500 mortgage 1890; Will trade Tor
clear land In Perris or San Jacinto valley,
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DROFEsSOR u. W. ARLING-
THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT-
is in the city, at ais w 7th st.
ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE TO BENEFIT
NOI.

The professor challenges the world TO prove his
equal. He reads the future without mistake,
gives valuable advice on all affairs of life He
overcomes your enemies removes evil influences,
heals family troubles restores lost affections,
causes happy marriages with the one you love,
correct information on lawsuits. divorces. mar.
riages business speculation, names of friends and
enemies also of the one you will marry. His sue
cess In the past proves his superior ability to help
you now; being successful in all cases where others
have often failed. Thousands of people have been
made happy by his aid and advice. The professor
is not required to return 10 such methods as
charms and such trash. and does not wish 70 be
classed with card readers, etc, but u life reader
from The laws of SCIENCE which is clairvoyancy.
hose who have been deceived by pretenders
must not give up In despair. but consult the pro-
fessor at once you will find him reasonable in
prices and all business private and confidential.
Letters with stamp answered. Office, Ala w.
Seventh ST., between Hill and Olive SITS. Hours
from II. IN. 70 y. NJ: Sunday,9 a. m. to . p. IN.
No cairvoyant sign, only name of PROFEGSSOlt
u. w. AKLING on window. 51l
The herald., 1896-04-22

TTNHE FUEL OIL BUSINESS Is A SAFE,
L. profitable proposition when properly man
aged.
A large block of treasury stock (and manage
ment II desired) Is offered by q reliable corpora
tiOn to a man who will invest 500 to $1,000.
The company owns and controls large tract OF
developed oil land and leases, and needs small
amount OF capital for development of new
wells. nvestigation invited. References, etc.
Address u box 81 Herald office. -
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NOR EXCHANGE

KIGGIN q CO.,
Room 2l6 southeast corner Second and Broad.
1919
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TNOR EXCHANGE
10 acres alfalfa land near Downey, for caste IN
property. .....
II acres miles from Ontario, valued at $1,000,
Long Beach or Los Angeles property.
ss0OO-Orange and lemon ranch on electric car
inc, South Pasadena, and $1,000 to $1,000 for Los
Angeles property.
5-acres with good 2-story house, foothills IL
fruits; an ideal suburban home; one valued At
$4,000 to trade for house and lot In Los Angeles
Finest corner, 120xl50, in Bonnie Brae and cash
for house and lot. -
LEE A. MCCONNELL,
1922 lis s. broadway
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T1oR EXCHANGE - 20 ACRES AT RIALTO,
IL in oranges, peaches, ETC., bearing fine house
and outbuildings, for store, lodging house, etc.
good house and outbulldings, for stock merchan-
disc, $500; 80 acres, Fresno county, highly I'M
alfalfa oranges, etc.. fine buildings, for eastern
acreage, 5000. Also hundreds Of other PROPOSE
tions J. L. ADAMS & CO., l25 s. broadway.
1870
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"OODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE I'm
w corporated), 226 ). Spring ST., is the oldest
and largest commercial school in Southern Caifor.
MIA; the most beautiful college rooms and equip.
ment 70 be found in the state; elevator for pups'
use; large faculty Of experienced and able in
ling sessions; practical English course a Thor
ough business course and course in shorthand
pher. Write call for illustrated catalogue and
iFELkER, vice-president ~ N'
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40 acres at Covina, set to oranges and lemons to
exchange for city; price Sl5,000
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20-acre elegant bearing lemon and orange ranch
near Ontario to exchange for city; price e6500
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Lodging houses for sale everywhere; all prices
change. Great bargains In lots, houses and lots,
ranches. etc. Apply to BEN WHITE, ri w
First st. I9-20-..
NOR SALE--ONE OF TIE OLDEST AND
Il best established barDer shops and bath rooms
In the city offered at sacrifice account cf
change of business MOLL 4 WHEELER, Ca
huenga Valley Headquarters, 22j w. Second ST. -
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r CAN LOAN YOUR MONEY ON GOOD
J. resident ranch property at per cent
net to yOu; No. one security.
HENRY HART,
IS l4s s. Main st
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VyTANTED-A LOT BOUT 50x150 AND 8 OR
w room house, and will not pay over $500 or
5000 for same, and want to pay $50 down and S12
or sl5 Il month. don't care If this is out In the
suburbs, Just so 1t is convenient to get to town.
Call on HINTON & WHITAKER, I23 w. Second
ST., II You have anything TO Offer. 4-22tf
WY AND LOTS BETWEEN
w Sevelth and Twenty ty-Seventh street from
Figueroa 10 Vermont street. Have cash
customers. r. A. NEWLYN, 231 Byrne build
Ing 2l-23
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L -
A highly improved lemon and strawberry farm
OF 80 acres, first class buildings and plenty Of
water: price $40 OO0 only short distance out want
modern houses in city for renting
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+ have 300 houses and lots to exchange fo
ranches large small In the east or here and cal
give you exchange sure, IL you will CALL
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FOR HxcnAN0e-REAL ESTATE

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ton-i time, cents per line; / week, 80 cents per
line; month, 81 per line.
F'oR EXCHANGE
A. A. IRISH,
2a,s s. Spring st.
suUS a sns
here price sS'oo; mortgage $3.50.
:. A lovely s-room, all modern, new house; fine
lawn cement walks; in southwest part Of city; all
Groom. all modern house, large lot on car line
for bee ranch with improvements; near Burbank
preferred.
Ss sGGS s rented 1
ranch or alfalfa; viii give good trade.
Two fine all modern houses, one OF 8 rooms, one
room house. with larg lot n u a6n ne res.
dence part OF Pasadena all clear; price 1880 for
good alfalfa ranch near here
have 300 houses and lots to exchange for
ranches, large small I'm the or here and can
give you an exchange sure, IL you will call.
A. A. IRISH 4 co.
- 23o's s. Spring st-
TNoR EXCHANGE
A highly improved lemon and strawberry farm
OF 80 acres, 1irst-class buildings and plenty Of
water price $40 900; only short distance out; want
modern houses in city for renting.
20 acres near Burbank, highly improved snd in
bearing; price $500; mortgage s6oO will trade for
clear land In Perris or San Jacinto valley,
20-acre elegant bearing lemon and orange ranch
near Ontario to exchange for city; price $500.
40 acres at Covina, set to oranges and lemons, to
exchange for city; price $4,000.
TX acres with elegant new Groom modern house, ,
stable, poultry and raising outfit near city,
southwest; s2200; mortgage s40o Will trade equity
assume like amount.
We have bargains in both oity and country I'M
proved and unimproved, for sale and exchange; II
you seeking anything in the way OF property
please call and see us
RIGGIN & CO.,
Room ZIG, southeast corner Second and Broad.
way. 1879
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IF YOU HAVE ANY FIRST-CLASS SECU-
Il rifles mortgages. bonds, stocks or notes for
sale, or wish make an investment Of this kind
address II. ALTsCHUL, l2s7s W. SECOND st. Bur,
dick blk Wed & Sun If
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LODGING HOUSES,

1nn BARGAINS - EVERY WHERE-THE
Il W. time to buy is when you get bargains.
d. n say, after you m something. II knew it
would buy 1t; bnt go ut once to BEN WHITE
III w. First ST.. hundreds of bargains TO choose
from. Lodging houses, lots, houses and lols
ranches. elc., for sale and exchange
----DON,T uESITATE--CALL AT ONCE -
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HELP WANTED-SrAls


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tion-l time, cents per line; week. 20 cents pei
line; month, q per line.
HUMMEL BROS. Il CO.,
IL Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEL 4 CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
soo-sos W. Second st., in basement
California Bank Bldg
Tel. 500.
Sundays.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Ranch hands, hoster, lather, boy for dairy, Ger
maa boy, ranch, second cook, waiter, dshwasher
wOMEN'S DEPARTMENT..
COOK. so, etc.; cook, dclicacy store, sa5, etc
Mattresses, short OF der cook, pantry woman laun
dry women, chambermald, hoisegirls, family
cooks second girls. nurse girls; call ana see fu
list at oillce.
HUMMELL BROS. & co.
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MACHINE MANDATORY

MON SEkkEY MANUFACrUKING CO.. 23t-
230 II. Second sl manufacturers OF spaci ii
a.achinery, dies and niodels only accurate work !;
guaranteed.
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FOR SALE
"'Tis neither birth nor rank nor state, but
Cit up and Gil' that make men great
l.. r. CASEY d CO..
Employment and Business Chances.
4-l9-tf No. 1lSis $. Broadway.
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Two fine all modern houses, one OF rooms one
OF rooms, in southwest part or city and a fine
1room house. with large lot 6ox4Uj IT. in ne resl..
dence part of Pasadena; all clear; price $500 for
good alfalfa ranch near here,
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rs THE KIND OF ADVICE GIVEN BIZ
PROF. B. W. ARLING,
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COUNTRY AND CI1'Y PROPERTY

COUNTRY AND CITY PROPERTY
120 acres patented land near Valley Center. San
Diego county, valued mt $500, and Will also file
purchase on 100 acres government land adjoining
making in all ssU acres fine land all for $780, of
which $500 must be cash. balance good long time,
good exchange.
Also 5J-acre alfalfa ranch south. improved,
close in two railroads, sS0Jo cash $1,000, bal
ance good property here or elsewhere.
20 acres Riverside improved: price $500; want
value in near city; will assume.
Groom cottage. Long Beach. equity $50, balance
(s250) on time; want house In city; this surely =
snap.
Groom house on w. Thirty-thlrd ST.; equity s1SoO
what have you?
80 acres near Lemon station and spadra, $500;
income $500; want Missouri property.
70 acres San Bernardino county, $1,000; all clear ;
want small house In city.
Also q hundred other propositions. Call, see
what we have. ]. L. ADAMS 4 CO.,
- l25 =. Broadway. \
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NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT co.
N loans money on all kinds Of collateral secu-
rity: money quickly; business strictly conhden-
tial. Rooms 95 and 81. Bryson block, fifth floor
JOHN MITCHELL JONES. manager. 7-3Iyr