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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN; SECOND
hand machinery: One so h. p. steam
boiler, one 40 h. p. steam engine, one 30
h. p. steam boiler, one 20 h. p. steam
engine, with all necessary steam and oil
pumps to operate same.
For information call at The Los An
geles Machinery Company, 121k West
Third street. city.
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FOR SALE - WISEMAN'S LAND BU-
reau, 237 West First street, headquarters
school and government lands in Califor-
MIA School lands only SIPS an acre; easy
terms: finest investment in America; no
conditions like on government land; men
and women alike have opportunities to
take school land. You are missing the
chance of a lifetime. Lands in all coun-
ties. Send stamp for book. Don't de-
lay,
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Country Properly

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HIGHL
cultivated acreage. all In fine fruits
dwelling house, chicken houses arranged
on scientific principles; will give best of
terms IN trade or sale. Address H. H.,
Box IS, Herald. 12
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-5ooo WASHINGTON NAVEL
orange trees. 8 and years old. raised in
frostless belt; warranted true to name;
best trees in market; also several 10-acre
orange and olive orchards and improved
land in frostless belt, $500 per acre; now
Is the time to examine premises; natural
sanitarium: no asthma. ELI DOAN,
J. L. MURRELL. La Canada. Cal. suit
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SALE AT AUCTION - WITHOUT RE-
serve, Monday, October 18th, Canyon.
Santa Monica. the restaurant. barroom
and lodging house of r. Novarino &
Co, Canyon Santa Monica, will be sold
at auction without reserve, In a lump or
by retail. EMILE NOVARINO &
Co. 2-9-16.
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FOR SALE AN EXCEEDINGLY
choice collection of named and located
minerals at great bargain; crystals and
polished agates free gold and silver and
rare specimens abound. For appointment
to inspect, address p. o. Box 142, Station
G. 9-10-12
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FOR SALE-$1000-5 ACRES AT CRIES.
centa; set to oranges and almonds; water
right with land; house, barn; $500 cash,
balance on time; big bargain. Address
+. F., Box II, Herald. 10
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Houses
PAYS TEN PER CENT NET

PAYS TEN PER CENT NET
Largo two-story, seven-room house,
both, closets, pantry. sink In kitchen,
newly painted inside and out and papered,
cement walk in yard; everything In flrst-
class order; lot 60x146; clean side
Of street; for only $1650; part cash.
You can't build the house for the money.
See the place Sunday or Monday. b04
East Twenty-thlrd street. Owners ad-
dress, 8. A. SIDDALL, Azusa, Cal. 9
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FOR SALE-A HALF-INTEREST IN
claims in mines in Victor; assays $35 per
ton; prospects most favorable for good
body of ore; will give all particulars to
party wishing to investigate. Address
H. H., box AZ, Herald. IL
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WANTED-TO BUY ONE-HALT INTER-
est in good paying newspaper plant;
must bear close investigation. Address
IA, Box 20. Herald. 10
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TO LOAN-IF YOU WANT MONEY ON
real estate security, I have 1t In any
amount; $4,000 to $50 900 at per cent. WIN.
F. BOSBYSHELL, 17 8. Broadway.
6-40-tf
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FOR EXCHANGES ACRES OF LAND
in Kansas, for city; orange ranch in On
tario, $4,000, house, city; 2lA acres home
place, 10-room house, southwest in city,
$1,000, for house and lot.
Hundreds Of others.
EDWARD FRASER,
103 South Broadway.
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FOR EXCHANGE-ORANG ORCHARD
full bearing, for city property or stock
of general merchandise For particulars
address G.. G., Box 81, Herald. Il
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FOR SALE-INTEREST IN A GROUP OF
mining claims near Randsburg; legiti-
mate gold prospect; will send full de-
scription to party wishing to investigate.
Address H. H., box 40, Herald. u
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FOR SALE-ssSOo BUYS A NEW STORY
S-room house. with all the modern i'm
provements; situated on Westlake ave.
one Of the best locations in the city for
home. M. L. SAMSON & CO., 1928 w.
Fourth st. 9
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FOR sALE-FOR $3.50 A MONTH AND
a small cash payment I will build you
new 4-room cottage, plastered and paint
ed to suit, in my Third Addition, Eighth
and Mateo streets. Why pay rent, when
you can own your own home? c. A.
SMITH. 213 w. First It q
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wANTED-HORSE,H HARNESS, BUGGY.
complete outfit suitable for real estate
man; must come under SIS. Address G..
G.. box 35, Herald. u
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WANTED TO PURCHASE:
I'VE sell the Earth"
and have right now man that wants to
purchase a 20 to 40-acre home all COM
plete within ten miles of the city; pre-
fers south and east.
Also have several buyers for cottage
homes on installments Can you ac-
commodate them and incidentally your
self and BASSETT & SMITH,
. Room 2, Y. M. C. A. Building.
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FOR SALE-$2500-2 LOTS; 6-ROOMED
cottage. thoroughly modern; lawn. flow
ers. fine young orchard; barn, chicken
house, shed everything first class; $1,000
cash, balance on time; will trade II good
bargain Is offered Address F. F., Box 10,
Herald. 10
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-PROPE
ty in Auburn, Neb., for Los Angeles
property; house, barn, fruit, shade trees
Address F. F., Box 4, Herald. 10
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WILL TRADE LOTS In MORENO,
Riverside county, for stock Of merchan-
disc; give location and amount Of stock.
Address G. G., Box "a, Herald. IL
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FOR ExCHANGE-VALUA PROP
erty in southwestern Kansas, unim-
proved. for lots in San Diego; particulars
If desired. Address AA, Box 9, Herald
office. ~
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FOR SALE-$650; NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE,
$40 per month: call and see. $500, mod
ern new 2-story house, close in; southwest.
This Is a beauty. J. o. LOTSPEICH &
CO., 2OS s. Broadway, room 8. 8
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MONEY LOANED AT NET INTEREST
rates from ~ to per cent per annum.
according to character and size Of loans.
EDWARD D. SILENT & CO.. 212 w. I'd.
II
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MONEY TO LOAN-;20o 70 $500 ON
city and country real estate. LEE A. Nc.
CONNELL s. CO.. rs S. Broadway. Frost
building. e
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WE SELL THE EARTH
BASSETT & SMITH,
Room 2. Y. M. c. A. building.

FOR SALE-s5O0; FINE FIvE-ACRE
ranch; house, barn, outbuildings. Ad-
dress f. F., box 40, Herald. II
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FOR SALE - FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE.
barn, fruits, flowers, southwest. worth
$1,000; must sell, $3.50; cash $3.50, balance on
time.
Lot on West Adams st.. $3.50. part cash.
Lot $500, for $475.
For bargains see
EDWARD FRASER,
103 South Broadway.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate; interest decreases az you pay.
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSN. al s. Broadway. Scott
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FOR SALE-NEAR PALMS, 10 ACRES,
house, barn fruits. Address G. G., box
8, Herald. IL
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FOR SALE-GROCERY; NONE SUCH
to be had as ID a first-class business at a
sacrifice; party compelled to 30 east. Ad-
dress W., Box 26, Herald. 8
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FOR SALEM SIS PAYMENTS, NICE
broom cottage, 512 E. 18th ST., $500; re-
quire good references. See owner.
9-12 r. VERCH, 306 Byrne Block.
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100000 TO LOAN AT TO PER CENT
net on choice city residence or business
property. F. q. STORY, 1903 Henne block,
122 w. Third st. II
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TO LOANS TO PER CENT MONEY.
block. e
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FOR EXCHANGE - ANTELOPE VAL
ley land; 100 acres; artesian water. Ad-
dress f. F., Box IS, Herald. 10
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FOR SALE - CHEAP, HANDSOME
cabinet folding bed and springs in per-
feet order. Call Monday. 1440 Wright
street, near Sixteenth street.
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TO TRADE-A HOUSE AND LOT ON
Eastlake ave. for vacant lot. Address
IA, Box II. Herald. 10
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40 PURCHASE A RESTAURANT AND
delicacy store; must be a good location,
with good trade. Address AA. Box IA,
Herald. 10
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FOR SALE-5-ROOM MODERN COT
tage on 25th street, price $1,000.
Five-room modern cottage on 18th st.,
price $3.50. p. L. SHIDELER,
8 Room Is, 2061a S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE - PURE BELLFLOWER
apple cider that is cider, Csc gallon, de-
livered; splendid for vinegar. $40 South
Breed, Boyle Heights.
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Business Property

FOR SALE-BUSINESS LOT ON BROAD.
way, close in, very cheap; now Is the
time( to secure bargains In business prop
erty on Broadway. M. L. SAMSON &
CO.. 128 w. Fourth st. 9
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FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGE-$25O 20 ACRES AL
falfa, free and abundant water right,
small buildings, fenced, six miles from
city, for city property. JOHN L. Paw
KOVICII, go West First.
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FOR EXCHANGE-MOD HOUSE. 9
rooms, good stable. nice yard. S. Flower
street, near Tenth; this is choice inside
property; want good vacant lots or land
for half, balance mortgage or INSTALL
ments. Write or see owner.
9-12 r. VERCH, S06 Byrne Block.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ACRE
in Red River county, Texas; woodland;
clear; we'll watered will exchange for
clear Los Angeles property. Address
II. H., Box 80, Herald. u
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FOR SALE Il 15O0-8 ACRES, WITH
shares of water stock; fine orchard, now
In fruit; lemons and apricots, all in fine
condition. Address F. F., BOX 8, Herald
10
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MANTED-TO PURCHASE A GOOD,
clean stock of merchandise for city prop
erty as whole or part payment. Address
IA, Box II. Herald. 10
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POINDEXTER & WADSWORTH, ROOM
1908 Wilcox building, lend money on any
good real estate; building loans made; IL
you wish to lend or borrow. call on uA e
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FOR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS, SUIT
able for putting under carpets, ETC., In
packages of 100. for 10 cents. Apply Her
aid Business office. tt
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FOR SALE - GROOM COTTAGE ON
9th street, price $3.50.
Six-roOm cottage on Adams street,
price $4,000.
Six-room cottage on Toberman street,
price 5000.
The above cottages are offered at great
bargains. p. L. SHIDELER,
9 Room IS, 206h 8. Broadway.
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FOR EXCHANGE - ANTELOPE VAL
ley land for Los Angeles property. Ad-
dress +. F.. Box So, Herald. II
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WANTED-TO BUY OR LEASE A
small place near Orange: state location
and price. Address F. F., box "A, Her.
aid. II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-TO PURCHASE AN INTER-
est I'm grocery, $1,000 to $4,000; also an inter-
est in lumber $1,000 to $500; also an inter-
est in electrical business, $1,000 to $500.
Applicants should state full particulars
and address Manager" INDUSTRIAL
AND COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, 81 G. 312 Stimson Block. 8
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FOR EXCHANGE - GOOD CITY PROP.
erty for eastern income property; give
particulars when writing. Address g..
G., Box 25. Herald. IL
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FOR SALE - MONTHLY INSTALL
ments:
$1,000 each-1236, 1874 Victoria street and
1244 StauntOn avenue
$S00-1327 Charming street.
A. BARLOW, 1923 s. Broadway.
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MONEY TO LOAN

HONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry. pianos sealskins. car
rlages, bicycles. warehouse receipts and
all kinds Of collateral security; storage
free in our warehouse. LEE BROS. 401
s. Spring st. Il
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FOR SALE - 21k-ACRE CHICKEN
ranch one acre IN alfalfa. near electric
cars; price $3.50. P. L. SHIDELER, Room
IS, 2061s South Broadway. 8
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FOR SALE $500. HALF CASH; 10
acres of land at Duarte, with water
stock; land in lemons and oranges; best
land in the state; above frost line; all
in finest condition. Address F. F., Box
II, Herald. 10
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FOR EXCHANGE - 20 ACRES NEAR
Redlands, clear; want Denver property.
Address F. F.. Box 6, Herald. IL
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FOR SALE-10 ACRES; IMPROVED; Z IN
bearing lemons; thrifty; best quality;
plenty water from creek; artesian wells
free Of cost good location. Address p. o.
Box 1874, Santa Monica. w&s-4w
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FOR SALE-INCOME BUSINESS PROP
erty on Broadway; great bargain. M.
L. SAMSON & CO., 12s w. Fourth st. .
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FOR SALE - LOT 51X14O, $3.50; w. PICO
street, fine location, cheap at $3.50; must
sell. JOHN l.. PAvKOVICH, 22O West
First street.
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Partners

WANTED - PARTNER - FIRST-CLASS
cook, experienced in meats and pastry,
wants partner to open small lunch stand.
Address F. F., Box q. Herald. 10
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FOR RENT A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
for party with plenty of push and some
capital to open up tirst-class restaurant
and oyster house; open day and night;
centrally located; small rent for large
place. Call at 4l6 S. Main st., Room /,
on Monday.
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FOR SALE-A HALF-INTEREST IN A
shoeing shop cheap; best location in town:
going away. Address w., box s, Herald. Q
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FOR SALE - COUNTRY STORE ON
Santa Monica electric car line. Address
H. H., Box 46, Herald. u
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FOR ExCHANGE-KERN COUNTY
aceage for Colorado property. Address
G. G., box 3, Herald. II
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FOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS GROCERY
store, centrally located; will sell all or
half interest. Address W., Box %, Her.
aid. 8
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Miscellaneous

FOR EXCHANGE-GENTL HORSE
for piano. Address F. F., Box Al, Her.
aid. II
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property in Illinois for San Diego prop
erty. Address AA, BoYs7. Herald 10
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FOR EXCHANGE - PUEBLO. COLO.
lots for Los Angeles property. Address
G. G., Box 10, Herald. IL
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FOR EXCHANGE - HUNDREDS OF
properties. BEN WHITE. as w. First.
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FOR sALE-A 15-HORsE POWER EDDY
motor, used only few months: good as
new. Apply to M. P. THYE & CO.. DOL
203 N. Main st. tt
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FOR SALE-NEAR VERNON AVE, 5
acres, house, barn, windmill, fruit. Ad-
dress G. G., box 4, Herald. IL
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FOR EXCHANGE-GROCE STORE:
corner lot, barn, windmill, well, etc. neat
country home. Address T. F., box IS,
Herald. IL
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City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS ON w,
Seventh ST., close in, which are special
bargains. M. l.. SAMSON & CO., 1913 W.
Fourth st. q
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FOR SALE-OLD ESTABLISHED CT
gar stand on Spring ST., between Second
and Third; will sell fixtures and invoice
stock. Address W., Box IA, Herald. 10
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FOR EXCHANGE - SINGLE BUGGY:
want piano. Address F. F., Box 81, Her.
aid. 10
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FOR SALE-A HOMESTEAD, 100 ACRES,
foothill ranch, at $500; this is a bargain.
Address GUSTAV RISSE, Lakeview,
Riverside county, Cal. 3
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FOR EXCHANGE - 100 ACRES UNIM-
proved land, near Paramount: want in
come property. Address +. F., Box a.
Herald. 10
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Livestock
Board and Rooms
Miscellaneous

HEADQUARTERS FOR HAIR MAT
tresses and feather pillows. ACME
FEATHER WORKS, 513 S. Spring st.
Tel. Brown 1858.
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FOR SALE - IN OUTSIDE TOWN, ONE
half interest In good paying saloon. Ad-
dress G. g., Box 16, Herald. u
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FOR SALE = WELL EQUIPPED STEAM
laundry; cash, real estate or trade. ].
HARRY RUSSELL, 1888 N. Main. 9
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BOOKS

A-soC WORTH OF MAGAZINE0 DE-
livered at house for soc. See Jones' Book
c]~~e 29a W. p"--A -
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FOR EXCHANGE-ORAN ORCHARD
in North Ontario, want good Los Angeles
property. Address G. G., Box 6, Herald -
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Sewing Machines

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING A
specially; called for and returned free of
charge. A. w. UPTON, 200 w, 9Th at. Q
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FOR SALE-SMALL PAYING COUNTRY
restaurant. Address F. F., box 81. Her
aid. II
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FOR SALE-RESTAURAN 40 CHAIRS;
good customers; working people. Ad-
dress F. F., box 60, Herald. II
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-SANT
Ana ranch; apricots, prunes, walnuts;
buildings. reservoir. Address G. G., box
e Herald. II
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FOR SALE-A 18Th. P. EDDY MOTOR
nearly new and in perfect working order:
will be sold at q bargain. Apply at Her
aid office. tt
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FOR SALE-HALF OR WHOLE INTER
est in dairy and milk route; 9-acre ranch.
Address F. F., Box rs, Herald. 10
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR SALE-ssOO, 4S-ROOM HOUSE. 70
nicely furnished; Is unfinished: rent
SIS; all full, good location, at 513h South
Spring. IN
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FOR SALE - MIDDLE-SIZED LODGING
house; good business 5131s S. Spring. 10
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FOR EXCHANGE-FOR LOS ANGELES
property, Shasta county timber land. Ad-
dress F. F. box 40, Herald. Ii
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FOR SALE-FIRST-CLAS ROOMING
house of 40 rooms very cheap. M. L.,
SAMSON & CO., 1928 w. Fourth st.
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FOR SALE - GOOD WEBER PIANO
Address F. F., Box 81, Herald. 10
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FOR SALE-SURREY; PRICE &0 AID.
dress H. H., box 60, Herald. IL
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class order; lot 6oxl45; clean side
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ANERICAN SHIPS OFF FOX CHINA
THE BOSTON AND THE PETREL LEAVE
MANILA FOR TIEN-TSIN.

THE BOSTON AND THE PETREL LEAVE
MANILA FOR TIEN-TSIN
Washington. Oct 3 (SpeciaD Admiral Dewey
cabled TO the Navy Department to-day an
nouncing that he had sent the Boston and the
Petrol TO Tien -Tsn TO protect American inter-
ests He made no explanation Of his action in
substituting the Boston for the Baltimore, which
the Department had directed him 10 send, but 1t
is presumed that ne was influenced by the fact
that the Boston is more available for the duty,
the Baltimore being foul and In need Of docking.
Immediately after the surrender of Manila the
Boston was the first vessel 10 go to Hong Kong
and receive thorough cleaning and overhaul
ing in drydock On her return to Manila, several
davs ago, the Charleston was sent TO Hong
Kong FOR similar renovation and II was Admiral
Deveyss intention to have the Baltimore follow
the Charleston.
The Boston and the Petrol. II they encounter
good weather should reach the Taku forts. at
the mouth Of the Pei-Ho River, on Saturday. The
Boston will anchor there with the warships or
other nations, while the Petrol will continue up
the river to the city Of Tien-Tsin.
Manila. Oct 5-The United States cruiser
Boston and the gunboat Petrel accompanied by
the collier Nero have gone TO China.
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CONFERRING WITH MERRITT.
PEACE COMMISSION LEARNS HIS VIEWS
AND THOSE OF ADMIRAL DEWEY.

EXTENDED CANVASS OF THE PHILIPPINE SIT
UAr1oN-GENERAL MERRITT HOPES THE
ISLANDS WILL BE RETAINED.
Paris. Oct 5.-The United States Peace Com
mission held it's usual session to-day. from 10
a m. to l D. m. The Commissioners continued
their conference with Major General Merritt
and practically concluded an extended canvass
Of the Philippine situation.
The members Of the Commission refused 70
disclose the views Of General Merritt or Ad-
mira Dewey in regard to the policy to be pur-
sued toward the people OF the Philippines
Nothing could be learned as 10 whether the
General the Admiral had recommended the
retention or the evacuation of the Philippine
Islands by the American forces, but 1t devel-
oped that Admiral Dewey handed General Mer-
ritt communication setting forth his Judgment
on the subject. and that the General submitted
this to the Commission with reports from the
American military officers at Manila touching
on the conditions prevailing in the islands.
General Merritt concluded with declaration
Of his judgment in the matter, and II may be
said that he arrived in Paris hoping the United
States Commission would press for the posses
sion OF the Philippine Archipelago
1t is also true that the disposition OF the
troops in the Philippine Islands before General
Merritt's departure such. and was so or
dered, as to warrant the view that a large or
complete holding of the Philippine Islands by
the United States was contemplated.
Two Spanish stenogra pliers will arrive here
from Madrid Thursday their presence hav-
Ing been requested by Sehor Montero Rios. who,
in addition to being President of the Spanish
Peace Commission. is also President OF the
Spanish Senate.
The United States Ambassador, General Hor-
ace Porter, gave dinner this evening TO the
American Peace Commissioners and TO Major
General Merritt General Porter tomorrow will
take the Peace Commissioners and their wives
to Versailles In four-n-hand coach. They Will
return TO Paris the same evening.
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CONFERENCE TO ADJOURN.
SESSIONS TO BE RESUMED IN WASHINGTON
ON NOVEMBER l.

SESSIONS TO BE RESUMED IN WftStii.>'iC
ON NOVEMBER l.
Ouebec Oct 5.-The international conference
win adjourn October 10 to meet again In Wash
ington November I. That was the officlal an
nouncement made by the Commissioners to-
night
Senator Fairbanks, chairman of the Ameri-
can Commission was asked tonight what prog
ress had been made and how much time the
Washington session would probably require
We have accomplished considerable amount
or work" he said "and there still remains much
to be done"
Bevond this indefinite statement he would
not go. The Canadian people are anxious 10
have the Commissioners return here to sign the
treaty If one is agreed upon. They thnK IL
ought 10 go out to the world as the Treaty or
Quebec
The Montgomery monument question was
aeain revived by the appearance here to-day OF
Mrs Garrison. OF Chicago who represents the
Sons of the Revolution. She will see the Amer
ic,n Commissioners and urge them to do what
tha,, can i'm the way OF securing from the people
OF Quebec the privilege Of erecting a monument
N city.
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CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE,

The Pilager and other neighoor'ng lnoians
of the White Earth Reservation claim 10 nave
n,anv reasons for their outbreak, although 'he
direct trouble with the Pillagers comes over
attempts to bring in some OF the lnoiahs u inc
limited States Court at Duluth in connec'ioh
with liouor-selling cases. Their grievances 90
hack through many years. and there have oeen
legislative and other attempts TO settle theHi
one of the latest being the Nelson law, regard
,no tho sale OF the timber on the indian lahos
Uouever the Indians claimed that the me'hoo
of dtsposing of this was both cumbersome anu
eynensive and that they were the sufferers
In regard to serving witnesses IN lilesai
uonor-selling cases. they claimed that the oep-
utv-marshals left them to fnd their own was
boyna from Duluth without having palo theih
the proper mileage This is denleo pS t .le
denuties' The leader in the trouble WIN WIN Che
Piilagers is an old warrior, Bog An Nan c ue-
cbig NOT a chief who recently returned from
cnnTt and was soon afterward sought again
Nv the deputies He alleged ill-treatment III
beinq turned adrift penniless in Duluth anu
bo aIcnsod the other Indians 10 protest agaInso
~ wav he claimed to have been treated. me
ITni+ed States Marshal insists that the OLD man
,nrv is unfounded. but the red men had peeh
tirred nm TO such a pitch that trouble appaf-
on,l, hecame unavoidable, in view or the deep
neted feeling OF general ill-treatment IN
no%ord ~ their timber lands and their LANDS
and rights in general.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-06
ALL is HARMONY AT PEKING.

SIX COUNCILLORS WHO UNDERTOOK IN
OPPORTUNE REFORMS. PUT TO DEATH.
London. Oct 5-The Chinese Embassy here
is in receipt OF dispatch from Peking. dated
to-day saying the greatest harmony prevails
between the Emperor and Dowager Empress.
The dispatch adds that the latter. seeing the
danger Of rushing sweeping reforms. consented
to advise the Emperor in the general manage
ment Of affairs and TO the best way OF IN
Producing reforms.
Continuing. the dispatch says circumstances
have shown II to be necessary that six Coun-
cillors who were urging the Emperor to un-
dertake inopportune reforms be put TO death
After referring to the punishment of the others
the dispatch says that. since his dismissal from
the Tsung-li-Yamen, Ii Hung Chang has ao-
stained from participating in public affairs.