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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-15

dered to the lady friends of Delaney Coun-
Gil, No. So, Knights of Columbus, at Music
Hall Assembly rooms Wednesday night wss
thoroughly enjoyable. Both halls were
utilized and there was nothing lacking to
promote the pleasure Of the large gather
ing.
The festivities started shortly after s 80
o'clock with program of a musical and
literary nature. 1t was well arranged and
the various numbers were exceedingly well
performed. The applause for all the par
ticipants was as frequent and hearty as 1t
was well deserved. The program was as
follows:
Opening Ode. .......................
Sir Knights of Delaney Council.
Address of Welcome. .....
Grand Knight James A. Slattery.
Vocal Solo-"In These Celestial Dwellings
Sir Knight Edward McCaughey.
Reading. ................ selected
Miss Mamie Carlin.
Vocal Solo, sthore". ".....................
Miss Annie McCready.
Piano Solo. ..Selectcu
Miss Louise Welch.
Vocal Solo. ..Selected
Miss Mamie McGinn.
Rea1ing-"Three Days in the Life of
Columbus. "....... ...........
Miss Margaret Il. Burns.
Vocal SOlO......,,.... Selected
Sir Knight Charles O'Connor.
Vocal selection-Quartet...
Sir knights Edward }. McCaughey,
Thomas Feeney, John Mckenna,
Frank McKenna.
Reading-"Francesco's Angel.
Sir Knight James A. Franey.
At the conclusion Of the entertainment
the floor was cleared for dancing. Demers'
orchestra furnished the music for pleas
ing order of dancing, and at midnight re-
freshments were served by Caterer Mass
man.
James Welch officiated as floor director,
and was assisted by George j. McGinnity,
Patrick Casey and Thomas Cullen.
Lecturer James II. Mooney had charge
of the arrangements for the event, and
ably sustained his established reputation
of providing pieasurable entertainments
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-15

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Personally Conducted Tours.
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SPECIAL train of State Room, Drawing
Room, Sleeping, Dining and Observation
Cars.
TOUR to San Francisco will leave Boston
MARCH 30, stopping at Chicago, Omaha,
Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou, Glen.
wood Springs and Salt Lake City. Tickets
within nine months. Rate: One way, o155.
Round trip, 9220.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-15

The permanent chorus Of the "Chimes Of
Normandy" held meeting Monday night
to perfect the arrangements for a reorgan-
ization and to prepare list of officers foe
the ensuing six months. JOHN r. Kelly
occupied the chair, and Miss Mamie Carey
acted AZ secretary.
1t was definitely decided not to repro
duce the opera "Chimes of Normandy" as
was at first decided upon, but to produce
some other opera at future time. The
following committee were elected to bring
in list Of officers and to perform Whist
other business might be for the interest of
the chorus: John F. Kelly, Chairman; !;
Miss Mamie Carey, Secretary; John Nc
Kenna, Charles Tierney, Miss Mary Gala
CHAN, Miss Katie Butler and Miss Anna
Sullivan The meeting adjourned subject
to the call of the chair.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-15

OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
On and after May g. 1887, trains win run
as follows:
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MRS f. q. BARNETT, BUSINESS AND
mining; sittings daily; circley Tuesday
and Thursday evenings; 1928 W. Second
street. 4 11-27
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FOR sALE-ReALT l ESTATE
FIVE CnNTs 4: LIVE
HOUSES AND'1ors

FOR sAI.E-cIrY HOUSES ON IN
STALLMENTS-
s5oO-s-room cottage on Hustled st.: 81
cash. SO q month -.s
$500-S-room house. Alameda near Four.
teenth; large lot. fenced; SO cash, SO Q
month. @N
$5Oo-s-room house. st. Elmo st.: 81
cash, SO q month.
$7O0--room house, barn. lot SSx120 tt
alley; shrubbery; 800 cash; 80 pei
month; Ivy st.
$sO0-6-room hard-finished cottage: lot
46xl2S; c ST.: 800 cash; balance monthly
SS10-4-room cottage: lot 40x110: pantry
closets. etc.; Staunton ST.. 500 cash, bal.
ance monthly.
$s5o-4-room cottage. N. Pearl St: bath,
basement; lot 25x15O; part cash.
slOOo-4-room cottage on e. Main ST.,
on car line; will make very easy terms.
$100O-4room cottage on Denver. neal
Tenth: lot S0x110; part cash..
Sl000-6-room house, Daily ST.; lot 55x
165; part cash; balance SIS per month.
$1l00-5-room cottage. Mimosa St. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh.
$1100-Very neat 4-room cottage; Birch
ST., near Twelfth: lot 3Sx120; barn, ETC.,
500 cash; balance SIS per month. y.
s12o0-5-room house. Girard St. one
block to cars; lot 50x125; $3.50 cash. balance
to suit.
S1200-Elmore ave., between seventh
and Eighth; 5-room cottage. easy terms.
$i2004-room cottage. Aubrey ST.; bath.
basin sink: lot 50x130; $50 cash. SIS month.
sl2504-room new cottage: bath. etc.
500 cash, balance easy terms; lot 40x110;
. Hemlock st.
slS00-5-room cottage, Bartlett St; easy
terms.
Sl3O0-5-room new modern cottage, e.
Twenty-seventh ST.; 500 cash, balance to
suit. We have another at s1100 on the
same street. 81.
s1400-4-room hard finished cottage. w.
Twenty-second ST.. near Grand ave-: lot
S2x1o0 Also. splendid 5-room cottage.
lot 50x11S, on same street. for $500; part
cash for either.
s1400-5-room new cottage, close in: {:
Palmer St; lot 4Ox14e; 800 cash; balance
to suit
s1400-Elegant broom cottage on Dem
yer ave. near Tenth: severed and COM
plete; 500 cash: balance monthly.
$l500-Good broom cottage: lot 50x11S;
all modern; 5000 cash; balance monthly;
w. Twerty-fifth st.
sl500-Good 4-room cottage on Pico St ;
lot 5Oxl50: 800 cash; balance to suit.
S1600-Good Groom house. lot 50x150
Starr St, near Fourteenth; $SOU cash;
balance to suit.
sl650-The star bargain of the day--A
modern 5-room colonial. on Winfield st.,
near Sentous: is actually worth $4,000 spot
cash, but must be sold: lot 50x125 want
$3.50 cash: balance years; this IS an
unusually good buy.
s1150-5-room cottage on Kingsley St:
lot 4Oxl50: new, modern: $500 cash. $50 a
month.
S1SOO-Modern broom cottage. W. Elev-
enth St: severed, graded; part cash,
balance to suit; lot 50x125.
$2000-Completely furnished cottage on
Maple ave-; lot S71ax145; near Washing
ton; sl00 cash, balance monthly.
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FOR REMT-H0USES
FIVE CENTS a LINE

TO LET
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES.
EDWARD d. SILENT & CO.,
2l2 West Second st.
WE CAN RENT YOU UNFURNIsH.
ED HOUSES OF EVERY DESCRIP.
TIES IN THE CITY. CALL ON US Al
YOUR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE.
5000 rents q 5-room house on Cordovs
street; good barn goes with It,
$12.00 secures 5-room cottage on North
Boylston; this cottage has been newly
painted and papered.
$l2.O0 rents a 4-room cottage. northeast
corner Blaine and Freeman SITS.
s12.OO rents a good 2-story house. with
bath. on East First St.; this is a new
house. has never been occupied.
$1250 will rent 5-room fiat on corner OF
18th and Grand ave.
$500 rents. on S. Hope St., 4 and 5-room
upper or lower flats; rooms have been
newly papered.
$14O0 will rent 7-room cottage, with
bath. on West State St.
$14.OO rents 5-room cottage on w. 2end
ST.; good barn goes with 1t; also fine
yard. with plenty of fruit trees and flow
ers.
FOR $500 WE HAVE THE BEST
5-ROOM COTTAGES IN THE CITY.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
Very pretty cottage on Essex ST., bet.
14th and 18th, is perfectly new; nice lawn,
with flowers. shrubs. etc.
On Willard street we have a nice
5-room cottage. with cellar. also hot and
cold water lawn, flowers. etc.
On S. Hope st. We can rent you nice
5-room cottage with bath.
If you care to live on W. Pico st. we
have a nice cottage.
On the corner of 21st ST. we have an
other broom cottage. good lawn. flowers.
shrubs, etc.
Here is new cottage on Wolfskill ave. !;
has a nice lawn, flowers, trees, etc.
On w. 33d st. we can rent you pretty
cottage with rooms and BATH
If you like to live in flat we have one
with rooms on n. Hill St.
Another 5-room cottage, with electric
lights and bath, can be rented at Court
Circle a few minutes walks from Temple
St. car line.
A broom cottage on South Bunker Hill
Ave-: locati is good.
On E. 2sth ST. we have an s-room.
2-story house with bath: newly papered
and painted; location is good
Why not live in Groom cottage on E.
21st St? House is in good condition; To-
cation excellent.
On S. Workman ST., East Los Angeles.
we have Groom cottage with bath.
An S-room house on Kohler St
$3.50 rents a broom cottage on E. 9Th
St.: has a good bath. also hot and cold
water.
FOR $4,000 WE CAN RENT YOU A
NUMBER OF VERY NICE HOUSES IN
THE BEST LOCATIONS:
On W. 18th st. we have an S-room house,
with bath; house is new and just COM
pleted.
On W. 18th St., 7-room dwelling, lawn,
flowers, etc.
On Lovelace ave, and S-room house, with
gas and bath: lawn. flowers. etc.
North Hope ST., 2-story house. with 6
rooms.
The herald., 1897-11-18
FOR SAL BEkt Ik{E
flvn UnNTs q ILL
COUNTRY PnoPEnTx

FOR SALE
80 acres; Is to soft she'll wainuts: 500
per acre. aa,a
i7acres fine alfalfa land for $3.50.
az acres with good barn and corn
crib, for,e1750.,-.
Is acres, y mile from Downey; fine al
falfa, corn, barley or fruit. land. for $500
6ls acres 5 minutes walk from depot.
all to fine stand alfalfa: fine we'll; 4-room
house; $500. y
acres In 'Downey. with good 6-room
house, under chicken-proof fence for
$780,. ~
4 acres in Downey. with nice broom
house. bath and pantry. barn. cribs. sta
. Bile and chicken houses. sll to fruits and
alfalfa. for $500.
ss acres good alfalfa, corn, barley or
fruit land. near Downey, for $500; wfll
cut In ap-acre blocks at 500 per acre.
40 acres. 81 to alfalfa, 8 to 15-year-old
walnuts. 4-room house. barn. cribs and
stable; water rights; $500 per acre .'t
acrein Downey, with 2-roon house.
chicken proof fence fine well Sc feet
deep; owner is going away and will sell
for 1926
20 acres. with Groom house. barn, fine
ar;esinn well. reservoir, and water piped
TO the house: 5000 cash. balance 1. and
years, at I per, cent. -
We raise everything in this valley: ma
ture has done more for this valley than
any other place in the state. We cut our
alfalfa {. to 3 times year, and it's the
greatest dairy country you ever saw.
Within a radius of miles we have u
creameries and 2 cheese factories; per
cent mllk.is selling al $1.lO: and for cows.
hogs. corn. deciduous fruits. tobacco.
pumpkins, citrons beets, turkeys. chick
cns and vegetables this valley beats tho
world A free water right goes with cv-'
lery ranch l sell. We have had inches
of rain up to date. frt
This valley shipped $50 carloads OF or
anges last season and $225.0C0 worth Of
walnuts; getting better every year
Downey Is the best all-round farming
country on earth, and she does more
business than any town OF the same size
in the state. We are not asking two
prices for our lands. 12 miles from the
city. ~ 4
The Junebug has a gaudy wing,
Tho lightning-bug has flame;,
The bedbug has no friends at oil.
But he hustles just the same.
And so does b. NJ. BLYTHE.
.| .f
The herald., 1897-11-18
COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR SALE-RANCHES-

FOR SALIE-RANCHES-
$l3J0-1O acres near Burbank: this is
snap; all bearing trees; 100 apricot,
5uU peach. 100 prunes, apples. olives, al
monds, Strawberries. blackberries, ETC.;
complete ranch. where one can make
good living and put by something for
rainy day. Nearly new 4-room house,
barn, corrals. and all necessary build .
ings; ample water right: price is far less
than actual value; will sell for part ca sh
S2500--10 acres near San Dimas: the
6Oo orange trees on this place will bring
enough income this next season to pay
halt or the purchase price: aside from
the oranges there are about 450 apricot
and peach trees, all In bearing; small
mouse; gum grove: water supply furnish
Ing more than is required; two years
crops VIII pay back your investment
Can you ask for more? THIS PLACE
MUST BE SOLD
$3C0G-READ THIS CAREFULLY-17
acres, fronting on S. =. r. r.. about two
miles from Central avenue electric car
line good 5-room cottage; barn. chicken
mouse and runways for breeding fine
poultry; incubator and brooder house,
about II acres in good stand alfalfa:
Two fiowing artesian wells: the adjoining
land, with absolutely no improvements.
Is held at $4,000 for II acres; a genuine
bargain: about miles from court house
S50O0-lO acres near Florence. one-haIf
mile south of city limits; 4-room house:
barn, cowsheds; chicken house: acres
alfalfa; vineyard; family orchard; wind
mill and tank: l COW, horse. farming
tools, all ready for one to at once COM
mence work and make a good living.
$780, cres on Figueroa ST., in city
limits.
sSoOO-A splendid 20-acre ranch at Gu
camonga; acres In lemons and oranges
has always been valued at $4,000, but
price is now cut in two.
$55O0-16 acres two miles east of San
Gabriel, that ideal fruit-growing section
of our unrivaled southland; acres in
Washington navels and Valencia I.ates I.
best variety Of oranges known; 40 sof.-
shell walnut trees: assorted deciduous
orchard for family use: houses: dwell
Ing has hot and cold water and modern
conveniences; 9 windmills and tank: 4
Jersey cows: 2 horses: chickens. tur-
keys, hogs and tools. What think YOU ?
$20,0O0-A world beater. We have had
placed with us for sale a 200 acre ranch
about IL miles southeast from the city:
good. hard-finished dwelling; house for
ranch help; immense big barn. sheds i;
corrals; fenced and cross fenced; this
ranch will easily support $50 cows and
yield a monthly income of $500 to $50.
VIII pay 10 per cent on a $4,000 valua-
ton. Good reasons for selling at this
exceedingly low price. This land will
grow anything adapted to our climate
In the way of fruits and vegetables. VIII
make good terms: $50 acres Of the place
as good alfalfa land as can be found
anywhere. Every piece mentioned to-
day Is worth the price asked.
CORTELYOU & GIFFEN,
+s+s 404 8. Broadway. Z
The herald., 1897-11-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
EIvn oriINrs A Llnm
KLoNDYKE GOLD
A LOS ANGE1sEsCoMPANY FORMED
TO PROCURE 1T

A CORPORATION HAS LATELY
BEEN FORMED IN THIS CITY UN-
DER THE TITLE OF PASADENA AND
kLONDlKE MINING COMPANY.
WITH THE FOLLOWING PERSONS
AS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: T.
]. PHILLIPS PRESIDENT; C. p. DAN
DY. TREA6uRER: F. j. EDDY, SEC
RETARY:H A.. PERKINS AND C. H.
WRIGHT Or~PASADENA. THE CAP
1TAL STOCK OF THE COMPANY IS
s25O.0C0, DIVIDED INTO $50 900 SHARES
OF THE PAR VALUE OF 81 EACH,
OF WHICH $500 SHARES HAVE AL
READY BEEN SUBSCRIBED BY
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS: PROF.
T. J. PHILLIPS, F. J. EDDY. PROF.
c. ii. WRIGHT.f L. M. CULVER. ]. f.
BROWER. MARIETTA PRATT. DIR. l..
d. SWARTOUT. C. p. DANDY. H. A.
LEY. ISAAC g G iHsNTi SRATr. 'AMs.S DIR. a eAs B.
NEWKIRK. JUDGE. G. s. BARTHOL-
OMEW, M. s. PHILLIPS.
STOCK SELLING FOR 25 CENTS
PER SHARE. NO ONE WHO DESIRES
TO IMPROVE HIS FINANCIAL CON-
DITION CAN AFFORD TO NEGLECT
THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE
STOCK IN THE COMPANY. THE
DEPOSITORY dS THE NATIONAL
BANK OF CALIFORNIA. MAIN Of
FICE. ROOM &c. MUSHROOM BLOCK.
SOUTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND
BROADWAY, Los ANGELES, CAL. IS
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FOR SAL E.
$i5oo--l5 acres good level land; barley:
2 wells tank. house, barn. gum trees; q
good living for a family.
$l100-t Five acres good land: close IN.
Four acres at Pasadena, house, barn.
new air motor. reservoir; a real bargain.
For exchange-Several new modern
and 6-room cottages. close in. bringing
good income. for lots or acreage.
If you have money to loan. or want to
borrow on mortgage. call on Se.'
WIESENDANGER CO., iS1 S. Broadway.
IF Is
The herald., 1897-11-18

FOR SALE-FURNITURE AND UNDER
taking business In Downey: the best To-
cation in Southern California: no oppo-
sition within a radius of four miles; we
have 1000 inhabitants; still coming; own
er must sell on account of i'll health. B.
NJ. BLYTHE. If
FOR SALE--S6 BUSINESS CHANCES. rs
houses. stores furnished rooms for rent
Collections E. NITTINGER, Stowe,l
block. 226 S. Spring ST 1l-27
FOR SALE-TAILOR SHOP: PLENTY
of work: good location cheap rent: about
SIPS. A. E. BOURKE, 1924 W. Washing
ton st. 10
1. d. BARNARD. '1c5 S. BROADWAY,
will sell out your business. If
The herald., 1897-11-18
MEDIUMS
FIVE CENTS A LINE

NINE. LEO. THE RENOWNED CLAIR.
voyant card reader: she tells the past.
present and future; she gives lucky
charms; brings the separated together;
causes speedy marriage with the one
you love: very successful in locating
mines and minerals. Letters containing
81. giving sex, age. color of hair and
eyes. will receive prompt attention. At
125 w. Fourth st. 1918
REMOvED-MRS. PARKER. MEDIUM
and palmist, life reading. business specu-
lations. mineral locations. removals. law
suits. travels. marriage, children, dis
positions and capabilities: all affairs Of
life. 1854 s. Sprine'st.. room 4. Fees 50c
and 81. %H If
The herald., 1897-11-18

FOR SALE-l5 ACRES OF LAND.IN CA.
huenga valley near Western ave. and
First ST.; will sell 5 acres or 10 acres
II preferred; price only $500 Fer acre;
figure. L. H. MITCHELL, 1ae 3. Htoad-
way. 4 B n
The herald., 1897-11-18
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework and cooking. No. S312 s.
Grand avenue. 19
The herald., 1897-11-18

WANTED-5eO FAMILIES TO LOCATE
on the Los Alsmitos sugar beet lands, in
tracts from 8 acres up easy terms.
SCANDINAVIAN COLONIZATION CO..
325 Eyrne building.
Is j. L. BACKSTRAND, Manager.
The herald., 1897-11-18

FOR RENT-UPON LEASE FOR YEAR
from January /, 1888, to good, responsible
party. Golden Home lodging house on
San Pedro st. near Fourth, containing
over s. rooms, for monthly rental of less
than 81 per room. JESSE II. ARNOLD,
$3.50 S. Broadway. Is
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE
FIVE GENTS a LIME
HOUSES AND LOTS

FOR SALE
}i6oO-5-room cottage modern, between
Fourth and Fifth SITS, on Wolfskill ave.;
one-half cash, balance time to suit; or
will rent for SIS per MONTH including
water.
IS M. MACDONALD. 1926 Byrne block.
FOR SALE
S4500-S-room house, stable. lawn, fow-
ers; all modern improvements, or would
exchange equity for smaller house near
in; 160 f. Thirty-sixth St
IS NJ. MACDONALD. S25 Byrne block.
FOR SALE
$251a-6-room house and lot 50x125 1c5
e. Twenty-seventh St; water, sewer.
gas, stable. etc; very cheap; would ex-
change for lodging house.
Is M. MACDONALD. 1926 Byrne block.
FOR SAIE-NO. lei
siS0o-Half cash, half exchange, lot s5x
100. house of q rooms. IL furnished all
modern improvements; on E. Third st.
Is Nj. MACDONALD, S25 Byrne block
FOR SALE
S25G0-House OF 12 rooms, large lot mod
ern; southwest, near electric cars: a
snap.
IS NJ MACDONALD. S25 Byrne block. :,
The herald., 1897-11-18
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS

FIVE CENTS A LINE
FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS
fronting east and south, with board. if
desired: see them and get prices before
locating. THE ELLIS, 315 N. Broadway
1920
The herald., 1897-11-18

S2e00-6-room modern cottage, big lot:
G5xl35 to alley: Twenty-ninth near Cen
trail avenue.
s1S75-Another bargain-c-room new cot
tage. porcelain bath, marble basin, hot
and cold water. electric wires, gas; lot
47x150: $3.50 cash; balance on easy term J;
L. Twenty-third st.
If you fail to find what you want in
this list let us know. We will supply
your wants If our city affords what you
require. Have a large number of high
class properties, from s25O0 to $4,000: also
a big exchange list Call on us: we may
be of service to you: u:conveyance always
ready to show property.
CORTELYOU & GIFFEN,
404 s. Broadway.
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Z HE HERALD.
Rates for Classified Advertising

G&nef3--S cents per line for each
hsserkioB. Notice Of Marriage. Birth
~ Deafh-Free. Obituaries. Funeral
Notices and Special Annonncemenfs--I
70 cents oer line.
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DENTISTS
FIVE CENTS 4 LINE

ADAMS BROS, DENTAL PARLORS,
assia S,Spring ST.; painless extracting soc:
filings: plates. from 81: all work guar
nrteed: established y years. Hours SIS:
su: days. 1o-.2. Telephone, bl~ck 1878. If
FRANK STEVENS. S241A S. SPRING ST,
open days and evenings; also Sundays
ai.r'r'c light. Tel. black S2l.
The herald., 1897-11-18
BOOKS
FIVE CENTS A LINE

-
ALASKA, LAND OF THE NUGGET
WHY? BY l. n. Vail, editor of the An
nular World. a critical examination of
geological and other testimony showing
how and why gold was deposited In polar
lands.
Many cheap books have been published
irl the last few months on the northern
gold fields but none of these present n
Single effort to account for the fact that
such vast deposits of gold were found
in Alaska and other neighboring lands
Here is book tnat tells how and why
this metal and others must be found IN
polar lands, both north and south IT
is volume OF 6S pages. written by a
practical geologist. a Californian; book
of new and startling propositions, which
II true make it worth far more than all
others of this class combined 1t Is a
vel, made and attractive pamphlet
5iGxSM inchc'. larg type, and sold for
FIFTY CEN ) address the author, l
n VAIL. Pasadena Cal. II
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WANTED-MALE HELP
HUMMEL BROS & co.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
California Bank Building.
300-302 w. Second ST., In basement.
Telephone 509.
FIVE CENTS A LINE

California Bank Building.
| 300-302 w. Second ST., in basement
+, Telephone 509.
MEMS DEPARTMENT
Mixer. $50 etc.: young man, ranch. SIS
| etc.; horse clipper; German or Swede boy.
milk and chore SO to $12 etc.; plasterer.
| 1000 yards; carpenters. $3.50; boy, 81 ETC..
week: coachman, $25; orchard foreman
| and wife, $50 etc.; errand boy, country;
| cabinet maker; boys. So week; boy for
orchard, 500 year. etc.; married man.
ranch $50 and found; etc., etc.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
First class head waiter. hotel; kitchen
roustabout SO ETC.; waiter, country,
S. ETC., week; boy dishwasher, $12 etc.;
cook, Sc to 81 etc, week; barber; oyster
and fish cook; starcher and polisher, $12;
etc.. etc.; Bruce McNutt please call.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
First class cook, $780,; another. s25:
housegirl. s25: French cook. Sc week; 8
housegirls, $50; second girl, $50; another,
SIS; young girl, assist, $40; housegirls,
sls; housegirl. country, $40; 3housegirls.
SIS; assistants, SO.
LADIES HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Dishwasher, $50; cook. 81 day; waitress,
$4 week; chocolate and cream dipper;
waitress, country, $40; laundress polish
er, today. $3.50 day; hotel walters. $50.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.
WANTED-MEN TO TAKE OUT ORE
on shares; good mines; near by mill TO
treat ore; call at once. HOSSACK, PIG
w. First st. 10
WANTED-FoR FIRST CLASS HELP
of all kinds call on NJ. NJ. WALTERS
Employment Agency. 456 S. Main st. Tel.
main 536. 1873
wANTED-sTEADY ENERGETIC MEN
to clean windows. Address c. Fl. JET
FERSON, Herald; state salary per month
wanted. is
WANTED-EGAN'S RESTAURANT. 12s-
12S E. Second ST., serves the best 10c meal
in the city; try 1t and be convinced. tt
WANTED-INDUSTRI AGENTS FOR
this and other cities. Apply or address
room 9, los E. First ST. tt
WANTED-FEMALE HELP
FIVE CENTS A LINE
AN AMERICAN YOUNG GENTLEMAN
of good moral character. sober and in
dustrious. height #. in, weight us
lbs, brown hair and eyes, fair COM
plexion would like to correspond with
young lady, is to 25 years. height ft. 8
in. to 5 TT. S in, weight 125 to 13o lbs,
black hair, blue eyes. rosy cheeks Full
particulars in first letter. Address box
1856, Redlands, Cal. is
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
housework and cooking. NO. S312 5.
Grand avenue. 19
The herald., 1897-11-18
CITY LOTS

FOR SALE-LOTS -
IN THE GRAND-AvE. AND ADAMs-sT.
TRACT.
RECENTLY SUBDIvIDED.
SOUTHWEST CORNER ADAMS ST.
AND GRAND AVE.
-LOTs $3.50 TO ssooo- 81
NEW HOUSES BEING BUILT
THE GOWEN- CO..
IS e 1i7 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1897-11-18

FOR RENT
Si0-Modern 12 rooms, 1922 Hill ST.
$l5-6-room house, 425 Gladys ave.
$15-7 rooms 626 Gladys ave.
SS.25 each-5-room cottages.
$20-6 rooms 7i5 Main st.
THE GOWEN-EBERLE co.
IS li7 S. Broadway