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The herald., 1898-10-30

TRIJTHSEEKERS SPIRITUAL So
ciety, at l07la North Main. Class meeting
and conference 10 a. m. 7:S0 y. M, lecture
by VIII c. Hodge of Chicago. ILL.,, subject,
"Spritualism, What it is. Why it is Here.
and What Does IT. Aind to Accomplish
Spirit messages from your departed
frlesds by Prof Gee Admission free. 80.
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THE LADIES INDEPENDENT AID So
ciety will hold their meeting next We'd
resday in the Fraternal brotherhood hall.
125ls South Spring street. Ben Barney,
the well known medium from San Diego.
Miss Barney will sing some of her beau
tiful songs in addition to the usual literary
program Admission Is cents.
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CHURCH OF THE UNITY. CORNER
Third and Hill streets; Sunday school IA
9:30 a. IN. Rev. c. j. II. Jones. the pastor.
will preach at II a. m: subject The
Church," at 1:30 p. m. Hon Enoch
Knight will deliver an address on our
English Family 30
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WANTED
To Purchase

WANTED-TO PURCHASE LOT 6OX1bO,
to alley. between Eighth and Fifteenth
sts.. Main ST. andMaple ave. Address T..
box 5S Herald ~
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TO Loans TO PER CENT MONEY.
BRADSHAW BROS, room 2O2 Bradbury
block. u
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WANTED
Situations-Halo

WANTED-BY GOOD NURSE, A STU
alton as attendant on an invalid; cheer.
full and in robust health. Address NURSE
box Sc, Herald. .
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FOR SALE-FRaIT STAND AT END OE
railroad line; Sunday resort; big money
to right party. Address b.. box AZ. Her
aid.
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THE HERALD.
UNION STATE NOMINEES
Democratic, Peoples Party and Silver
Republican Ticket.j

democratic, Peoples Party ana elIVe
Republican Ticket.j
Governor
James G. Mcguire. San Francisco.
Lieutenant-Governor-
Edward L. Hutchison, Los Angeles
Secretary of State
r. A. Thompson. San Francisco
Controller
T. W. Naples, Kern
State Treasurer
Will s. Green, Colusa
Attorney General
H. A. Andrews, Red Bun
Surveyor General
/. H. Mulholland, 1nyo
Clerk Of Supreme Court
H. A. McCraney, Sacramento
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-
Christopher Runckel, Placer
Superintendent Of State Printing
E. I. woodman, Sacramento
Associate Justice Supreme Court
William M. Conley. MADEIRA
Associate Jus tice Supreme Court
Walter Van Dyke, Los Angeles
Representative in Congress
Charles A. Barlow, San luis Obispo
Board of Equalization
Thomas o. Toland, Ventura
Railroad Commissioner
]. L. Dryden, San Diego
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EDUCATIONAL

ST AGATHA'S BOARDING AND DAY
School for girls, 5l2 8. Alvarado st. For
circulars address MISS MARY l..
FRENCH, A. b., Principal. tt
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Rates for Classified Advertising

Liners-5 cents per line for each
insertion. Norice of Marriage, Birth
or Deafh-Free. Obituaries, Funeral
Notices and SpeciaIAnnouncen1enfs-
10 cents per line.
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MRS. D. d. CASTRO TEACHES SPAN.
ish with great perfection, beauty and
easiness in a short time, at moderate
prices. ia N Main St. 30
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NTED-SITUATION TO WORK BY
the day, gardening: understand lawn
work and flower culture. Address d. D..
box 81. Herald. 81
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THE UNION REFORM LEAGUE WILL
be addressed today al p. m. by J. b.
Irvine. jr, On Reform in the System of
Making Nominations" Vincent hall GA
South Hill street. All are welcome. 30
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TO LOAN-$3o.0OO. TRUST FUNDS;
small, choice first mortgages, city or
country; no commission. Lock box IL,
Claremont. 81
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WANTED-A SITUATION ON RANCH
by a young man of fair education; will
work for nominal wages. Address b.,
box 55 Herald 81
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ASTBURY SHORTHAND AND TYPE
writing school, Private instruction.
406k 8. Broadway. nsva
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuN1r1Es
WE SELL THE EARTH

WE SELL THE EARTH
---BASS1JTr & SAfITH-
Reader. last week we made a few re-
marks regarding a drug business we had
for sale; we remarked that 1t was a good
business, and that we were going to sell
H. and asked you to particularly observe
the last remark, going to SELL" We
now raise our voices to remark: I'VE sold
IT,, ana the purchase was a lucky buy.
NOW, we have another drug business.
Yes, 1t u q neat, clean stock, ditto store:
located at the junction of streets; no
other drug store within about blocks:
Going good, paying business: everything
complete to step right into; about 500
per month; price $3.50; call and see us.
BASSDTT & SMITH. room 2. Y. M q
A. building. N
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PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS

REMOVEDATHD PATENT AGENCY so
long in the Downey block has removed to
larger offices; all the files of the former
firm of Hazard & Townsend will be found
at the new address, Potomac block, 2l7 S.
Broadway, opposite city hall. rooms S2l-
322-323-324 TOWNSEND BROS, Tel. M.
341 30
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WANTED-A GOOD BAKERY WAGON
and horse. Address H., box is. Herald.
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Male and Female

THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Employment Bureau, Rooms 81 and 3l2
Stimson block A first-class medium for
first-class employees. Our charge is one
fee for one year. and member Is not tied
TO one situation. Circular for stamp.
MEN WANTED
Expert stenographer and typewriter
stenographer and bookkeeper, window
dresser for jackets and suits, salesman
for cloaks, hat salesman. gents furnish
ing clerk, tailor's. clerk. saddle hands,
printers helper, tea salesman for the
SOUTH salesman for dry goods, office
Junior, business man Cor man and wife)
to take charge of cash business in San
Diego.
WOMEN WANTED
Experienced saleslady for ladies' fur
nishings, experienced saleslady for la
dies suits stenographer and typewriter,
bookkeeper and cashier. experienced mil
linery help. maker, trimmer. saleslady;
saleslady for infants clothing, assistant
bookkeeper, Junior salesladies.
FEES MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
20
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EXCURSIONS
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG & MATTHEW'S, WHOLESALE
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MARKET, 1856 S. Main st. Tel. $50 II
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MONEY TO LOAN-$2OO TO $95 900, ON
city and country real estate. LEE A. Nc
CONNELL Ss CO., 145 s. Broadway.
Frost building. u
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Partners

WANTED-A LADY PARTNER IN A
permanent paying business; must have
little capital. Address B., box 45, Her
aid. 9
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SEWING MACHINES-FOR ONE WEEK
only, in order to reduce our large stock,
or will offer for sale for cash on easy in
stallments a lot of high grade machines
New Home, Domestic, Wheeler & Will
son and Singer-new but slightly marred
at greatly reduced prices; this is an OPP
portunity you may not get again; come
early. $40 S. Spring ST. Sun-tf
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cHIRoPoDIsTs g. MANICURIsTs

CHIROPODIST CAN STEP INTO GOOD
trade and no expense. Turkish Baths.
210 s.. Broadway. 20
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IL. HOW a CHEEKY RESTORE
ocean. d." 80
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THE BISHOPS CHURCH, ST. PACL'S.
Olive St, between Fifth and SIXTH. the
usual Sunday services Will be held today.
in charge of the Rev. Henderson Judd,
the bishops chaplain; all calls for cleri-
cal service will be responded to, for the
present, by Mr.. Judd, 1869 Lovelace ave 80
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FOR SALE-AT A DISCOUNT, STOCK
on groceries; good location, good trade
IN hay, wood and COAL cheap rent; living
rooms attached. 210 Byrne building. 20
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Los ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE.
212 w. Third St; oldest, largest, best; day
and evening sessions; terms reasonable;
catalogue free. u
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GUITAR LEsSONS-PROF. M. 8. ARE
valo. Specialties: Technique, rich tone,
rapid progress. Studio. 126 Wilson block.
1O2 s. Spring st. TT
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY LOANED AT NET INTEREST
rates from AZ to per cent per annum
according to character and size of loans.
EDWARD d. SILENT & CO., 2l2 w. %.
II
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W ANTED-SALESMEN AND SALES.
ladies for New Century Atlas" "Pic-
turesquc Mexico" Heroes of the Ma
tons" and THE Story of the Philip
pines the greatest sellers now before
the public; new and up to date. Call OF
address l.. BEHYMER, room I, Los An
geleE; Theater building. 30
The herald., 1898-10-30

BROTHERHOOD CTHEO-
sophical Society in AmercD, Unterna-
tional brotherhood League). Lectures
at II a. M. by II. A Gibson, The Uses of
Great Mem" at 1:45 p. m. Natures
Nlightiest Forces" by Mrs. w, +. Smith
Public meeting Wednssday evening. 80
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Hoods Pills

Are prepared from Ma
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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The Little Ones. Presents.

Ella Morris Kretschmar writes en-
tertaingly of The Christmas Tree,
in the Woman's Home Companion,
and in the course of her article says.
do not make the mistake Of hang
ing gifts on the tree. The tree is
from Santa Claus, the gifts from fam
ily and friends-a distinction which
should be made clear to each little
mind. And label each gift before
placing it under the tree--the proper
place for all Christmas gifts. Santa
Claus is sure to be given credit for
anything anonymous. The writer
once received a great shock not easily
forgotten. After much shopping,
supplemented by work at home, a
beautiful tree, with numerous gifts
beneath, gladdened the eyes and
heart of her one and only on, Christ
mas morning. Everything was duly
enioyed throughout the day, but in
the twilight two little arms were
slipped about mothera neck and a soft
voice asked; Mother, why is it that
everybody gives me pretty things on
Christmas but you and father-Aunt
Mary, Uncle Edwin, Eloise, Mamie,
all the rest of the family, and even
my friends-all but just your |
would rather have something from
you than anyone, even Santa Claus. ;
Think of it! After SO much effort,
and no explanations possible! Santa
Claus still gets credit for the tree, but
mothers and fathers gifts are plainly
marked.
"Do not regard the Christmas tree
bother, even if fatigue and sacrifice
are its price. Remember how rich
you are in having some one in your
heart and home who is expecting
Santa Claus. And remember the
splendid privilege of comforting so
much happiness. .
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state News.

William Shut and several persons
of Dayton, o.. have opened manga
nese mine in Dry Fork district,
Tucker county, and will begin work
on it regularly in the spring.
Dorothy Huff, aged IS years, an in
mate of the Wood county inhrmary,
while wandering aimlessly about on
the tracks of the B. & o. railroad at
Nicollette, Saturday night, was struck
by a train and instantly killed.
John McCracken, Of Sistersville,
while out hunting at that place Satur-
day, was killed by the accidental dis
charge OF his shot gun. Both barrels
were discharged making an ugly
wound in his side, the shot penetrat-
ing his heart.
w. A. Miller, an old pensioner,
while returning from neighbor s Sat
urday night to his home at Point
Pleasant, was murderously assaulted
by unknown parties with club. He
has remained unconscious ever since
and it is feared his wounds are fatal.
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cnRlsTnAs HYrN.

Through the solemn midnight, ringing,
Falls the sweet, triumphant singing
OF the choir of God.
Hear the message they are bringing,
Hear the answering song unspringing
From the echoing sod.
Blessed voice of Gods own angels,
Echoing word of His Evangels,
Harki they fall again.
Balms for wounds, and peace for anguish
Rest for souls that toll and languish,
Peace, good will to men.
From the sad earth's stricken places
Lift the tear worn, furrowed faces;
Christ the Lord is born.
Born to bear our cross and sadness;
Born to change our gloom to gladness;
Bring our night to morn.
His the giving and forgiVing,
Bitter dying, anguished living,
Cross and pain and smart
His the bearing and forbearing,
Ours the blessing and the sharing
OF His gracious heart.
Soft the music grows and tender,
Loving hearts, what can ye render
To the Christ, your King?
Praising voices fall and falter,
What that's worthy of His altar
Can His children bringy
Mary Dickinson, in Congregationalist.
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Do Not Civ- Up in De-
spair-Ti.erc is tiopcl

For ages it has been Thought
that Cancer is incurablc, and
those SO unfortunate as to have
this dreadful affection have con-
sidered themselves beyond hope OF
recovery. The doctors are abb
solutely unable to afford any re-
lief, and the poor sufferer might
well consider himself on the way
to an early grave.
It is now easy TO see why the
doctors have failed to cure Cancer.
Their theories have been all wrong,
and hence their treatment mis-
directed. They 1--we made the
mistake of thinking that by cut
ting out the sore or ulcer, known
as Cancer, the disease would be
gotten rid of, and the patient re-
stored to health. But the cruel
knife accomplishes nothing, for
the Cancer promptly returns, and is
always more virulent than before
Tt has been demonstrated, beyond
doubt, that Cancer is q blood disease
and can not be cured by the surgeons
knife because the blood can not be Gu
dWay
Several years ago my wife had ar
ulcer on her tongue, which, though an
noying, wes not regarded seriously al
FIRST 1t refused to heal and began tC
60, giving her much pain. The doc.
- treated it for quite while but
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-12-24

The West Virginia Society Of Civil
Engineers and Architects will hold
its annual meeting in Charleston on
January 9 and 90
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A DAY OF GLADNEsS.

What tender memories that magic
word calls up!
How the page of life rolls back, and
we read maybe, with fearful eyes, the
characters written there, and through
the long closed corridors of the past
we hear the soft echo of the footsteps
of those who have gone out from
among us, and come back no more.
But while Christmas saddens, it is
always a season of rejoicing. There
is hardly any home so poor in this
broad land let us hope, that the chill
dren cannot hang up their stockings
and hope to find something in them
when morning dawns.
And, remembering what Christmas
commentaries, it should ever be
season OF good will toward men.
Petty differences should be buried so
deep that no winds of idle gossip
would be able to uncover them. We
should remember our own frailty, and
have charity for our neighbors. And
when the Joy bells ring on Christmas
morning, happy is the man that can
listen to them and say truthfully:
81 have no hardness in my heart this
day for any living thing
Shall we give presents at Christ
mas2
Certainly, if the heart prompts the
gift, not otherwise.
On Christmas day, put away cares
and the remembrance of all troubles
and perplexities, so tar as you can.
Let everybody have as good time as
it is possible to have. Eat your tur
key with no thought that perhaps
tomorrow you may have to dine on
salt pork.
Be thankful for what you have, and
make the best of it. Likely as not
it is a good deal better than you de-
serve.
Give your horse an extra feed, and
treat the cat and dog to the chicken
bones, and let them have a Christmas,
too.
Fill the children stockings if you
can-even if you have to cut off your
cigars and soda water to meet the
emergency.
And for one day in the year let
cnarity, patience and love prevail in
your home, and in your heart-and
let that day be the anniversary of the
ever memorable and glorious day on
in New York Weekly.
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Holiday Rates.

The Cumberland Valley railroad
company will sell excursion tickets,
account Christmas Holidays, to all
stations on main line and branches {.
V. r. R, on December %, "a, rs and
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The following jurors have been
drawn for the January term of the
circuit court of Berkeley county:
Grand Jurors: c. P. Mason, P. c.
Curtis, c. R. Tice, Jos. Grove, ]. T.
Norrington, T. S. Williams, ]. b.
Thatcher, Hamilton Henshaw, John
NJ Hens haw, George d. Lambert, d.
w. Snyder James Henson J. B. Small,
John Rhodes, John w. Tabb and
Benz, Cook.
Petit Jurors: Frank Noll T. P.
Licklider, A. G. Legg, Sam'l Mohler,
Trip Payne, J. H. Lemaster, Hunter
Boyd, + S. Emmert, John D. Beard,
Frank Mish G. D Swimley NJ. V.
Small, Z. G. Grove, c. NJ. Lamar, w.
S. Small, w J. Durham, J. II, Blon-
del Theodore Buser Preston Wood,
ID, Scott Mason, j.. NJ VanMetre, J.
d. lack, Emanuel Eumerson, Richard
Gano, +. Harry Thompson, c. r.
Sperow, John w. Cant, Geo A. Whit.
more, George Albright and George +
Showers.
Frank Hill and Jesse Harper, rail
readers, were held up by bold high
waymen near Parkersburg Friday
night and robbed of considerable
money. The robbers, at the end o
pointed revolvers, compelled the mer
to hold up their hands, emptying thei
pockets for them.
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Rouse Ek1e Liver"

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Purely Vegetable

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eadly Cancer
Cured at Last!

were unable 70 do her any good, and
Il ally pronounced it Cancer Of "a most
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OF the cure has been proved, as no sign