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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-22
AWAITING BATTLE SHOCK.


seasoned spanish soldiers. 1t Is for this
reason n part that a division. probably
under Gen. Henry, viii reinforce Shatser.
to.loxez by such additional troops as the
needs OF the situation seem TO demand
Up TO the close OF Office hours 60
aay, neither the war nor navy de-
parsmens had received any detailed con-
frrazt.on as TO the arrival OF the troops
q. Santiago. The entire information today
was confned TO one brief dispatch from
Capt Alien. of the signal service. TO Gen.
Gresiy, stating tina, the troop transports
had arrived This was enough, however,
20 start bassless rumors that the actual
landing % troops was .n progress. and one
report went 10 the extent OF stating that
t1a troops were landing under q heavy
fire from tbs Spanish forces. Secretary
Aiger and Gen. Miles disposed Of these
reports, saying that no such Information
was at hand, and Secretary Long made
the same disclaimer for the navy depart
raent. II may be true. however. that the
landing IS now in progress. and although
1t is not Impossible. officials consider 1,
improbable that any landing is going on
may take considerable time longer than
it was anticipated. and officials believe
that at least three days more will be re-
quired before the troops are on shore and
IN any organized condition. Some OF the
army officials allow even more time, one
l.of5 -a, tt rx,fl r.alra
month to get all the stores off the trans
ports. The purpose, however, is 10 get of
the troops first, leaving the stores to be
taken of later and the s;sge tram last OF
all.
To Move Troops From Chickamauga.
CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL. MILL
TARY PARK, June 21.-Today is an
other day Of activity at Chickamauga.
Equipping is progressing rapidly. and at
the present rate the whole army will be
armed and equipped IN a short time. Re-
crults continue TO come in by the hundred.
Il IS stated on very good authority that
Gen. Brooke. Gen. Wade and others at
Chickamauga park have recommends. to
the war department that no troops be
moved from Chickamauga until the u .e
OF the departure of an invading exredi-
ton Is fixed. Transports, they think, can
be loaded with supplies and ammunition
in advance. Then. with just time enough
70 make the journey the troops can be
moved directly from the camp to the posts
and marched az once fully equipped on
shipboard. The generals suggest that this
is Il better way than TO move the troops
10 the gu.f and hold them there until the
expedition is ready to start.
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DEWEY'S DISPATCH BOAT
FORCED TO DEPART,
The ZafirO Said to Have Been Ordered
Out OF Chinese Waterx-GOes to
HongkonE.

NEW YORK, June 2t.-A cable from
Hongkong 30 the Evening Journal says:
Chinese authorities. presumably upon the
Representations Of Spain. have compelled
the United States steamer Zatro 10 leave
Chinese waters without allowing the usual
twentyfour hours for coal and provisions
She is now in British waters at Hongkong.
Naval base n Necessity.
LONDON, June 22.-The Hongkong cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail. teiegraphing
Tuesday. says:
his government. the collector OF Chinese
customs here last night ordered the United
States troopship Zaiiro. just arrived from
Manila, to leave Chinese waters imnedi-
ately. He refused 10 allow the vessel TO
take mail or cargo of any kind. IL IS
thought that this action vas in violation OF
International law, as the. Laaro was enii-
tied 10 stay twenty-four hours In order TO
ship the necessary stores. To avoid I'M
pleaSaniness, the captain OF the Zafiro re-
moved TO British waters and VIII return 10
Manila tonight gruesiay) instead OF tonor-
row. Americans here declare that they
must have "a naval base IN the East, and
that Ii they cannot get one by peaCetui
methods they must take one by force"
Navy Department Not Concerned.
WASHINGTON. June 2i.-The officials
C the navy department were not deeply
concerned over the report from Hongkong
that the Chinese authorities had ordered
the United States dispatch boat cairo out
OF Chinese waters without allowing her to
take supplies TO Dewey. The reason for
this uncoEcern was Il conviction that the
cruiser Charleston and three big trans
ports have already reached Manila, carry
ing large quantity OF just such supplies
as the American fleet there would most re-
quire. II was felt that the Zatiro had al
ready been treated with consideration, and
had probably obtained all the privileges TO
which she was entitled in Chinese waters.
1t was said at the navy department that
nothing had been heard from the admiral
himself since u dispatch received from
Hongkong day before yesterday. brought TO
that port by the Zafiro. As the dispatch
boat left Dewey about Thursday last at the
latest, she should bring no news OF the ar
rival of these transports.
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ASN0i Need 81 GIN. IE>ARES.
Vessels Have Reached santtago-
Hianro sends R.iasoreemeuts

LON DON. Jane 2l.-~TThe Havana GORE
sE'9nsSent % f.sn IgfTses says:
Cen I<saars5. n command In the Prov
ifsoe * Santiago de csas,A. telesrapsss thar
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES

THE ORTHODOX JEWISH CONGREGA-
ton Kahal Israel of Los Angeles begs to
inform the Jewish public that it will hold
divine services on the coming high holi-
days at the Turnverein hall; the cele-
brated hazon, Rev. S. Goldstein of San
Francisco. assisted by an excellent
trained choir. will conduct the principal
part of the services. Mr.. 1. Shulman will
recite part Of the prayers in his usuVl
impressive style. Those who wish TO en-
courage the old established congregation
should be careful to purchase those tick
cts that will bear the name "Kahal
Israel" also the name of the hazon. Rev.
S. Goldsteln. A. s. BRILLIANT,
1921 President.
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THE HERALD.
SPECIAL NOTICES

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween James Cussen and T. ]. Cunning
ham, under the firm name and style OF
Cussen g. Cunningham, undertakers, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
James Cussen to receive all accounts ano
notes due said firm and to assume all
liabilities Of said firm.
T. ]. CUNNINGHAM.
JAMES CUSSEN.
Los Angeles, Cal. August Is, 1885. II
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Houses

WANTED - FURNISHED HOUSE OR
rooms: rent must be reasonable. Address
W. box 6, Herald. IA
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL.
Olive ST., between Fifth and Sixth, oppo-
site Central park; all seats free; strang-
ers welcome; the rector, Rev. John Gray,
has returned and will conduct the ser
vices today; holy communion a. M.
morning prayer and sermon II a. m. Choir
a evensong and short address 7:45 p. m. Il
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SEWING MACHINE6-FOR ONE WEEK
only. IN order to reduce our large stock.
OF will offer for sale for cash on easy IN
stallments a lot of high grade machines
New Home, Domestic. Wheeler & VII.
son and Singer-new but siigntiy marfeo
at greatly reduced prices; this is an op-
portunity you may not get again; coma
early. $40 S. Spring st. Suh-U
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BROTHERHOOD (THE
Theosophical Society in America) Qnter-
national Brotherhood League; lectures
at 525 W. Fifth St, at II a. m, "Above
the Clouds" by II A. Gibson: at 7:45 p.
M, 'The Ideal of Human Perfection" by
DR.. G. F. Mohn. IA
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WANTEDNLADIES AND GEN LIZ
men to save money by having their soiled
or faded garments cleaned. dyed or rep
ovated equal to new. THE AMERICAN
DYE WORKS. 2l0H S. Spring ST. Tel
$50. Work called for and delivered to all
parts Of the city. Mail and express or
ders promptly attended to. Send Tor our
new revised catalogue and price list
Su-tf
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIEN-
tsD. Ebell Auditorium, 1870 S. Broadway.
Services Sunday: 1915 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Subject from the Christian Science Quar-
terly; children's Sunday school 1045 a. m.
Experience meeting Wednesday, AS p. m.
14-21-2S
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CALEDONIA HALL - DIR. GREEN
holds Spiritual meeting this evening. s
D. m, sharp; Mrs. Kate Hoskins of ST.
Paul. Mimi, gives short address; DR..
Green follows with spiritual tests; good
music and singing by Mrs. Burgeson;
skeptics invited: admission, 10c. IA
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LEMON GROVE OF II ACRES, 8 YEARS
old; frostless; cultivation the very best;
water rights; water piped all over tho
land; will sell for $500 spot cash. Ad-
dress s., box 60, Herald. 16
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MINING-MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL
to assist in developing a good mine; this
is no fake; principals only. Address r.,
box 10. Herald. IA
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (sCIEN-
tisO of Los Angeles, Masonic temple. Hill
St, between Fourth and Fifth dover
floor); Sunday exercises 10:30 a. M; even
ing service at $780, experience meeting
Wednesday at $50. 14-21-2S
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Situations-Female

WANTED-THE LADIES DEPART
ment of the Industrial and Commercial
Bureau of Los Angeles. 312 Stimson block,
is under the careful charge Of compe-
tent matron; member can rely on first
class service; hours to 5. IA
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NOTICE-TTIE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water Co. will strictly enforce the fol-
lowing rules: The hours for sprinkiing
are between the hours Of and O'Clock
4 m. and and o'clock p. m. For vio-
lation OF the above regulation the water
will be shut off and a fine Of 81 will be
charged before the water will be turned
on again. u
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ORCHARD-1O ACRES IN LEMONS CTHE
finest; plenty of irrlgating facll-
tiles; water free; also, alfalfa and
deciduous fruits for home use:
complete improvements; good steady in
come; for location and price address r.,
box 81 Herald. II
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NO NEED TO BE AN EXPERT-IF
Grown by Geo. p Bent" is on the fall
board you are just as sure OF getting a
splendid piano as if you were an expert.
Only one grade In Grown" and that tho
highest. Wonderfully reasonable in
price. E. G.. ROBINSON, 30l 8. Broadway.
IA
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POSITION AS A STENOGRAPHER
amanuensis or bookkeepef desired "
competent young lady, residing al home.
Address R., box 60, Herald. Is
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES

SPIRITUALISTS' ASSO-
citation, Harmonial hall NOW Kramer
halD, 1879 w. Fifth ST. Sunday services at
2:30 and s p. m. Inspirational lectures by
Mrs. Maude c. Won Freitag. Afternoon,
responses to written questions, making
this service very entertaining and instruc-
tive. Evening, within Me Breathes a
Heavenly Voice." After the lectures Mrs.
Freitag will give convincing tests and
spirit messages Music by the Alpha
quartet and Prof Carlyle Petersllea. Ad-
mission 10 cents. Social gatherings every
Thursday evening at s pm, to which all
are cordially invited. IF man would
hear the heavenly voice In IT'S sweetest
accents. let him practice soul introspec-
ton. Go into thy closet and shut the
door,"
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WANTED
Eituations-FemalO

GERMAN WOMAN-WANTS HOUSE
cleaning and washing by the day; will
take washing home and mend. Address
T, box 81, Herald. Is
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HEALING-EIGHT YEARS
successful healing in Los Angeles dis
eases diagnosed and located; no CUES
lions asked; a brief history of ancien.
and modern healing by the Laying on OF
hands" mailed to any address. ESTHER
DYE, corner Sixth and Spring. over drug
store. Su-tl
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HOME OF TRUTH. 1916 FIGUEROA ST.
Morning services, II a. M: subject Re
ceive Ye the Holy Ghost" evening. 7:i5,
subject. II Know" Mrs, Mantle w.
Bowen, speaker. All are welcome; Sun
day school at 1880. IA
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WANTED
Male Help
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
4 strictly first-ciass, reliable agency. All
kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
eoo-302 W. Second st., basement
California Bank Building,
Telephone sos.
(OfYice open from a. m. to 7:30 p m,
except Sunday.)

MEMS DEPARTMENT
Transfers, railroad. 1926. etc; laborers,
SITE: boy for ranch. $40, etc; engineer on
ranch, $50, etc: 4 carpenters. 81: stable
and chore man, s25, ETC.; butcher and
sausage maker. $45. etc: mixer, 500, etc.
stable boy. SIS. ETC.; shingler. country;
more orders Monday; call carly.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
Camp cook. S45, etc. pot washer, S25
etc. yard man, "a, ETC.; bell boy, $40. etc.
second baker. $50, etc; pantry man, 500
etc; second cook, sS5, etc: second cook
S25, ETC.; third cook, $25, ETC.; walters
beach; all-round cook, $50, etc; press man
laundry, si2.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Ranch cook, 500: Compton. Murietta, SIS
French house girl. Santa Paula, 500; nurse
girl, $40: house girls, IS to 500; French cook
country. $50
LADIES HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Cook, country, $50; mattresses. coun.
try, $40; cooks, country. $25; cook. Ari-
IONA. $40; mattresses, beach, city, MoJave
500 mattresses for resort, free trans
portation, $50: call early.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.
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MRS VAN, MANUFACTURER OF THE
Scotch herb pile cure and Scotch thistle
womb cure. has removed to 6033h S. Spring
str; agents wanted. Los Angeles. Cal.
Stuff
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COLORED GIRL-PERFECTLY COM
petent. steady and strong; wants situa-
ton with private family (southern). Ad-
dress T, box 81, Herald. Is
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A NORMAL GRADUATE WANTS POSI-
ton as governess. private teacher or
amanuensls: experienced; best Of refer
ences Address r, box IS. Herald. IA
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Partners

LADY PARTNER WITH
$4,000 for speciality in ladies' ready-made
garments big demand, large profits; in
vestigate at once; good security. Address
MERCHANT, p, box As, Herald. IA
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PHILOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS.
z2ol1 8. Main ST.; symposium on death
and Resurrection" at s p. m. Il
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POSITIONS - DON'T
prepare for any civil service examina-
ton without seeing our illustrated cata-
logue of information: sent free Columbi-
an Correspondence College, Washington,
u. c. IA
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FOR SALE-114 ACRES IN ORANGE
trees, Is years old; broom house; one
brick store and stock general merchan-
disc; property worth $4,000. stock invoiced
$1,000; poor health cause of selling; inves-
tigate. Address ", box IS, Herald, Is
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GIRL WANTS PLACE AS
housekeeper for widower; best Of ref
erences; neat and good manager. Ad-
dress 8. box n, Herald. Il
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CHURCH OF THE UNITY, COR. THIRD
and Hill SITS Sunday school at $3.50 a m.
Rev. John Snyder of st. Louis, Mo-. will
preach at Il am. Subject, The Parable
Of Samson" No evening service.
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RANCH OF 70 ACRES, ACRES PLANT
ed to Logan berries. remainder to small
fruit and alfalfa; good water supply, free;
miles north of The Herald office, direct
line. For price address r., box "A, Herald.
IA
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STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
Qady) wants a position; experienced, ao-
curate, rapid and educated; own ma
chine. Address r., box 49, Herald. IA
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Agents

WANTED-LADIES TO SELL AN AR
ticle can be sold in nearly every house;
must be good rustlers; references; no
capital required. Address W., box 3, Her.
aid. IA
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WORKING FOREMAN
wants situation; orchardist and vineya I'd
list, also general farming; best Of refer
ences. Address s., box {. Herald. Is
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WANTED
To Purchase

COTTAGE - WANT TO PURCHASE
home of about 5 or rooms on the IN
stallment plan; can give best OF refer
ences Address v, box 80, Herald. Is
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RANCH FOR SALE OF 10 ACRES, ~
miles west of Covina; planted to navels
and peaches; house, barn Qarge); this Is
a splendid location; water right Ad-
dress s., box 50, Herald 16
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ONE ACRE, NICELY IMPROVED, GOOD
house, store room. windmill and tank, on
main thoroughfare to Hollywood; will
exchange for Pasadena cottage. r. n.
PEPPER 4 CO., 100 8. Broadway. n
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SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING A
speciality; all work guaranteed. A. W.
UPTON, 2O9 w. Fifth st. IA
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work, orchard or private place; good ref
erences. Address s., box SO, Herald. IA
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Roy, A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN, FA-
miliar with the care Of horses, washing
bugges and harness for stable and yards.
Address T., box so, Herald. IA
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HOUSE GIRIl-LATELY FROM THE
northern part of California; wants place
in private family; stfong and willing; best
of references. Address T, box 10, Her.
aid. Is
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Country Property

MADE YEARLY
Do you know that school lands of Cali
fornia are only $l.25 an acre, on easy
terms? That the lands are of all kinds
and located in all counties? That they do
not require residence or cultivation unless
desired. and as an investment they are
the safest. surest and cheapest specula-
ton for the small outlay in the United
States? Think of the fortuneN> made
yearly Women have the same rights as
men. Some very choice farm lands, close
to towns, railroad and water. Fine graz
ing and alfalfa lands-lands for bees,
dairy, cattle raising and tree planting.
Send stamp for illustrated book Don't
delay. WISEMAN'S LAND BUREAU.
237 W. First; headquarters for school
and government lands since 1885. IA
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WANTED
Male Help

OFFICE BOY. MUST BE CAPABLE;
will be afforded good opportunity for ad-
yancement. Address T. box SO, Herald. IA
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Rooms and Board

WANTED-BOARD FOR 2 CHILDREN
close in. Address p. box 49, Herald. IA
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WANTED--POSITION BY MIDDLE
aged lady as housekeeper for widower
or bachelor. city or country. Address p,
box 81. Herald. IA
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ORCHARD OF 0 ACRES IN VENTURA
county. full bearing; good house, barn;
all fully equipped for working; near
churches. schools. stores, new railroad;
will exchange for rental property or stock
of groceries; value $4,000. Address T., box
5, Herald. 16
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s2750-e-room, 2-story house, modern
built, near Ninth and Figueroa SITS.
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VENTURA COUNTY;
beautifully situated; 10 acres to lemons
and aprlcots, 5 years old; water right:
water piped; house, barn. lawn imple-
ments; 10000, part to remain at s per cent.
Address r., box 80, Herald. Il
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WANTED - CONTRACTS FOR OIL
well drilling. CHAS. VICTOR HALL,
2020 Central ave. II
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$l250-4-room cottage; two lots, near Ar
cade depot; 5000 cash, balance monthly;
mo interest.
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Situations-Male

JOB PRINTER ARTISTIC, WITH
years of experience and good executive
ability, wants position to take charge
of office or department. Address r, box
4S, Herald. IA
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WANTED-SITUATIO AS HOUSE
keeper, by lady capable of taking entire
charge of widower's home. Address T,
box 81, Herald. Ii
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Miscellaneous

WANTED-CHATTEL MORTGAGE ON
furniture. Address I, box As, Herald. IA
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FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE-GENUINE SNAPS.
ON INSTALL MENTS.

FOR SALE-GENUINE SNAPS.
ON INSTALLMENTS.
$1450-5 large rooms, cottage: large
porches, hall, bath, patent closet, marble
washstand. mantelpiece, china closet;
cement walk; nicely decorated; built for
home; large lot; close in; good location:
half block from electric line; bargain at
5000: small payment down; balance
monthly; no interest.
$G00-g-room cottage, hard finished, pam
try closets; barn; large lot; good loca-
ton, close in, high ground; owner going
east; must sell; terms to suit.
Sl250-4-room cottage; two lots, near Ar
cade depot 5000 cash, balance monthly;
mo interest.
S2750-6-room, 2-story house, modern
built, near Ninth and F'igueroa SITS.
$780, acres, level. choice soil; 7-room
house, barn, fruit trees, water right;
worth $2500.
Also houses from $500 to $4,000 in all
parts of the city. Call and see them.
Money to loan In any amount from ~
to per cent. on realty. Lowest rates on
personal notes or security.
JOHN L. PAVKOVICH,
"A 220 w. First st.
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WANTED--AN INVALID TO BOARD. 1902
Atlantic st. IA
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Y. NJ. c. Al. II. BLANCHARD WILL
lead the meeting at 8 p. m. today. IA
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BOY, AGED IS. WOULD LIKE POSI-
ton as grocery clerk; speaks English and
Spanish. Address n, box "a, Herald. II
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RANCH HAND, TO WORK ON SHARES:
fine opportunity for the right man and a
good home. For particulars address ",
box IS. Herald. IA
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COME AND HEAR THE MORMON Ell
ders' services every Sunday at IL a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. at s45 8. Spring st. Sis
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II OUSEKEEPER-LADY DESIRES SIT
uatior as housekeeper for small family
or for wdower; references. Address s,
box &c, Herald. Il
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HOUSEKEEPER-GOO COOK AND EX-
celent manager, wants situation with
widower's family; references. Address
s. box 81, Herald. 10
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st. VINCENT HALL, GA s. HILL ST.,
today, Rev. Bliss. 3 o'clock THE Individ-
ual. or the Mistake of Individualism" 1
o'clock Union Reform league, Mrs. Long
ley and Miss Willard. Socialism and Wo-
man" IA
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WANTED-RELIABL SOLICITOR IN
each city to sell Economy" copying pads
to the consumer and turn orders in to the
stationer Address THE ED. r. HODGES
CO.. indianapolis. Ind. 7-14-21-28
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A COMPETENT GERMAN COOK AND
housework girl desires situation: 3 years
in last place; city or country. Address
r, box a, Herald. IA
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GROVE OF ORANGES, II ACRES. EJLIl
bearing; house, stable water for iEigat-
ing; also acres in the foothills; lawn.
price $500. Address T., box 10, Herald. 1s
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-FOR $3.50 A MONTH AND
small cash payment will build you
new 4-room cottage. plastered and paint
ed to suit, in my Third Addition, Eighth
and Mate streets. Why pay rent, when
you can own your own homer c. A.
SMITH, 213 Va First st. Il
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WANTED
Situations-Male

WANTED - BY AN EXPERIENCED
salesman, position with dry goods house,
city or country; expert window dresser
Address w. box 5. The Herald. IA
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DRUG CLERK. WHO is A GRADUATE
in pharmacy, TO take charge Of drug
store. Address T., box 40, Herald. ID
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BELLBOY FOR LARGE FAMILY HO-
tel; competent to run an electric elevator;
at once; give references. Address RI, box
g. Herald. liz
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-06-16
A BlissfHl Supposstion,

"Mis.uh pinkley," said Miss Miami
Brown, does you know whut bird OF
Paradise is?''
"Well," was the reply, "of co'se !
doesn't know foh sure. But when 1 gifts
ter de mex worl' l wouldn't be a bit
snprrize' to discuvuh dat it was spring
chichen."-Washington Star.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-06-16
Good at 1t,

Rigby-Drinking is one of my fail
ings.
Digby-Thought from the way you
kept at it that it was one of your sue
cesses.-N. Y. World.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-06-16
DiSi1luaiOn.

"What! Engaged a second time,
Boomly? You vowed that no one could
ever make as deep an impression upoI
you as Miss Rirdly did,"
II knowit. But the sweet delusion
was cruelty dispelled when l called
upon her father to ask his consent to
union.''-Detroit Free Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-06-16
Different,

she-Iou spent enough money on me
before we were married.
He-My dear, l had it to spend.-De.
trcit Free Press.