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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-17
LAST RALLY FOR HlLBoRN.
His Candidacy for Congressman Rat
 fled at Public Meeting.

ALAMEDA, Aug. 16.-The final rally in the Congressional campaign was held this evening at Armory Hall for the pur- pose of ratifying the nomination of $. G. IIilborn. There was a long list of vice presidents Speeches were made by MT. Hilborn, by J. N. Young and by Judge A. B. Hunt. recently appointed Registrar of the San Francisco Land Office.
 The canvass in this city has developed A great deal of warmth and much hard work will be done tomorrow. The list of vice presidents at the meeting is as follows:
 George w Scott, General R. Fredericks. George R. Miller. Alexander Hay A. H. Ward. Ralph Robinson B. C. Brown, c. J. Hammond Edwin R. Wilson, John Meyer. Rev. w. w. Scudder Henry Sevening, Fred Fisher, Fred Binder L. w Mclaughlin. D. S. Stanley. C. J Curtis. H. L. Zimmerman. J. G: Spence, " H. Meyer, E. J. Dodge, E. E. Blake. O. F, Westphal, J. R. Bigler. Harry Transue. c. L. Aaata9Ar H. P. Moreal. John Lubben. Fred
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-17
NETCA[F' 5
 CHANGES
 ARE GOOD A Host Lined Up to Boost Hin tor Congress. :..Hi|born's Friends Are Saying Nothing' but
 Saving WoOd' 4 STRONG PATRONAGE PUSH Candidates Indulging in Personalities to Win WaYering Votes.
4 STRONG PATRONAGE PUSH
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,

90S Broadway, Aug. 10.
 If the appearance of the respective headquarters of Messrs Hilborn and Metcalf to-day be any criterion of these candidates strength as evidenced by numbers then MT. Metcalf will win to- morrow's fight by fully 100 to l. Ala meda. however. Is deceptive county. Politically 1t l. a hypocritical county. It has seen many strange primaries. Many times sure winners" before the primary have been encrusted in frost when the votes have been tallied. h. stances of this nature are very recent. Two years ago every element of ma chine politics apparently was in favor Of Judge Prick. The street was for him. Even the county committee favored him. Although he made a strong cam paigu for new man the county went almost solid for MT. HilbOrn.
 Conditions now. it must be admitted, are considerably changed. MT. Hil- born has caused much disappointment in certain quarters since his last cleo tion. MT. Metcalf also, unlike MT. Prick, did not wait until a short time before the congressional Convention to make his campaign. With the aid of the most astute political managers of this coun- ty, he has been steadily drawing strength toward his candidacy, until now his friends claim five and possibly all six of the Assembly districts in this county. This afternoon with few eX- captions every known active politician istworking tooth and nail for Metcalf. His name Is on every lip and every street corner, and his headquarters re- sernble a hive of buZzing bees.
 MT. Hilborn's headquarters on the contrary are somewhat lonely, but so they were two years ago, but not per
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SALINAS REPUBLICANS. All the Local Officers Nominated in Regular County Convention.

SALINAS, Aug. 16.-The nomina tions made by the Republican County ConvCn- tion this afternoon were: NJ. M Gragg, w. Searles, J. J. Hebbron, F. M. Hilby, E. B. Rice. Charles Whicher, N A. Dorn, lin, delegates to the State convention. Assembly, Dr. O. s. Trimmer; Sheriff. J. L. Matthews; County Clerk. B. F Duck worth Auditor, A. Mclean; Recorder, w. H. Pyburn: Tax Collector. E. w Griffin; District Attorney, G. A. Daugherty; As sessor, J. B. Bennett; Treasurer, U. Hart nell Superintendent of Schools. Job Wood Jr; Coroner and Public Admins trator, H. V. Muller; Surveyor, L. G.
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Metcalf color white.

The delegates to be voted upon at the primaries tomorrow are as follows:
 For Victor H. Metcalf-Delegate at large John Ellsworth c-orir Thomas Knox, August Hagemann, John san san tos, IL A. Mayhew, E " Burr, J. Galles0s
 F'orty-seventh Assembly Dlstrict-Colonel George Baecook, E RandlStt W " Rarhed gasEei b Hicks, J. F. Messing. J M shahIey; ,ihLsb+ o. A. Lynch, x. McConaghy J. T. AlDrlsh'' "A rPEg+s Fortyeishth N n Assembly District-Frank Bar nctt Edward Farrell. c. Sturm. Victor n. Remmer Sol Kahn George W. Eouget' l.. D. NFT19R F03}9 3Ssambiy Distrct-w W Mor rison A. J. Smith. NJ C. Noonan, r trtela7 N4ep,sS' aid J. H McMenomy. Charles Hadlen' Paxton Wright John Trotter. , D ". BeiiingaT A $. Macdonald, J. F. Cone ;. IT. J. P Taylor. Everett Brown MoT.neT .n oiItN' w Hamb. j. l. GhampilnT, FfltoH N cobbie dick Dr J. NJ. Kane, J. B. Gires1leaI DT. 1'r,, " NJ Beckwith James Moir. John M; VII II,ig5 Enrge EnoIIlaS H P Carleton. Alex Macadam, A L. Hannaford, Bernard McDermitt IT. o 1ob-
 For q C. Huborn-Delegate at large Johh Al Ed5Tvls1th BT1t.IH Assembly Districtw. F Emery. c.aorge F Chalmers j. F. Brandon, George A Cash Arch S. Ager. Robert Ellis. j. F. Mey- CTS, R. Reid, P. Wilbert. . .
 Fisher. c. J. Hammond; Harry Trans Iransps' e George A Monte ' Mifs55 Metzg9r FTfz AfzhfT Boe. BuTnsi '9nH 1river A, C. Roberts. T. E. Sawyer, IT + MarwedeI John McArthur.
 Forty-eighth Assembly District-Geao9rge a9a, i5 D. M cray Henry Hennings, Louis Perrottl' Wuliam Nat Friend, Giles H. Gray A L. flsa, I+ 1-,i-1Tb Al Assembly District Thomas Stevenson j. E. Sanford, c. F Gladding' Charles c Davison. O. C. Hyatt, S F: Knight " Tt''1 F Frost, Herman Paine, Victor Wells. H. c Walker. H. T. Blckel ,
 FiftIeth Assembly DistT,tsetmDri W Rro,aiav aali' Tobr Fearn Nj D., George BurSeck w N Dimmick George E. Randolph, J. S Burpee' Tifty-frst Assembly District-W. H. Fiheld. N. K Foster. J. S Derby, F. J. conhlin L. ; > Hardy Jr.. E; s. Reed samuel I,, Heyw9od' ]. r. Rose. C. B. Parcells William E. Gardiner, J. R Macgregor w. C. Wallace.
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cialist Labor party reported at meeting yesterday The platform provides, among other things, for eight hours as maxi mum days labor and s2 per day the mini mum pay for city employees; no new fran granted; municipal ownership of lighting plants. waterworks and car lines; aboli- tion of contract system on public works; rigid enforcement of sanitary conditions of labor; abolition of sweating system; employment of unemployed on public works; increase Of school facilities; abol- tion of license tax in every industry.
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A N w E pubncao Club.

The Central League Republican Club was organized last night at the corner of Third and Howard streets. The following officers were elected: A. R. kanaga, president; Senator Thomas Mohr, vice president; H. " Mayo. second vice-presl- dent: A M. Speck. treasurer. The ciup will meet at it's rooms, corner or hlro and Howard streets. once each week here- after during the present campaign
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-17
YUBA COUNTY DELEGATES.
Nominations for Congressional, Sena-
 torial and Assembly Districts.

YUBA CITY, Aug 16.-The Republicans in their caucus convention yesterday se- lected the following delegates to the State and District conventions: State conven- Irwin Griffith T. B. Hull. H. O. Purinton.
 Congressional-Loui Tarke, F. H. Greedy c. G. Raub, James Murray, F B. Moves.
 Senatorial-F S. Graves. Lawrence Schiming. Eli Davis, John Soderlund, C. E. Williams
 Assembly-H. Luther, A. I. Barr, Jacob Weiss, T. Carlson c. O. Howsley, l.. A. Walton, w. J. Yates.
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O,Brien Club Officers.

The OBrien Club was organized last night in the interests of D. s. O'Brien. who aspires to be the nominee of the Dem ocratic party for Assemblymen from the Thirty first Assembly District The foI- I Pe;ii,t nresident: George Cawley. vice. president; John T. Hogan, secretary; and John Murphy, sergeant-at- t-aTms.
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Dr. Pardee's Headoua rters.

OAKLAND, Aug. 16.-Dr Pardee will open headquarters tomorrow In the Pal ace Hotel These will be maintained until the Republican State Convention opens at Sacramento He will then transfer his headQuarters to the Golden Eagle Hotel at Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-17
SOLDIER BOYS VOTES.
Their Right to Registration in Marin
 County Is Questioned.

SAN RAFAEL. Aug. 16.-A question has developed over the registration of would be bue-coated voters from Fort Baker at Sausaito It now lies with the District
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-17

uIcSSingS III lOWH are done on the "Fin-de- Sic .le" B prong Comb. It holds the hair-it holds the hat-pins and tyings entirely dispensed with-it is novel, durable, perfect. Competent saleslady d e m o IT, StrateS and give s
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-17

information. For three hours only this morning (o 10 I2 o'clock) we offer
 SI 3-p-ong Combs for..................7O FOG l75c 3-prong Combs for-..-.-.........59C On sale in Notion Department.
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Fin de Steele Combs
 5OC and FOG.

Some of the most 5ecomlng hair dressings in town
The herald., 1898-06-05
Country Property
FOR SALE
SCHOOL AND GOVERNMENT LAND
HEADQUARTERS.
Stamp for illustrated book.

Stamp for illustrated book.
School lands only $1.25 acre, easy termsi
don't delay; excellent opportunities to
take up State school lands, from 160 to
GAO acres, in any county you desire; wo-
men, married or single. find school lands
of California the cheapest and safest
investment; they do not require resi-
dence on the land nor cultivation unless
desired; choice homesteads, 500 and up;
along market towns, close to water,
railroads and enterprising districts; we
have desirable school lands for home
ranches or for investment
Note-We have moved to our new offi-
ces, adjoining our old offices.
A few school land sections to offer un-
der certificates of purchase; easy terms.
GAO acres, miles north of Carpinteria,
on Rincon creek; fine grazing; $500.
300 acres canyon land, near Camulus, 2
miles from station; 70 acres valley; $500
cords oak timber; springs; $1,000.
$40 acres miles from Hesperia, near
foothills; level sediment soil; 5000 cords
juniper wood; wagon road; 81 per acre.
16O acres near Cottonwood; level fruit
land, $40O.
$40 acres near Hinckley, GAO acres near
Orc Grande and GAO near Victor; all fine
fruit and cereal lands $3.50 to $40 acre:
near river, railroad and thriving towns
$40 acres near Kern Lake; GAO acres Te-
hachapi Valley, $3.50 acre.
100 acres grazing land, near Lang Sta
tion; $3.50.
$40 acres north of Pauba ranch, on San
ta Gertrude Creek, Riverside county;
$780,
GAO acres near Ell Cajon ranch; GAO acres
near Valley Center; GAO acres near Es-
condido, and $40 near Julian; $500 each,
STAMP FOR LAND BOOK.
WISEMAN'S s LAND BUREAU,
New Office, 237 w. First st,
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WANTED
Agents

TENTS-SEND FOR MY LARGE s.
age illustrated catalogue and circulars
of all kinds of war and patriotic souve-
Mrs and goods; over 200 different k.1ds
OF pins, badges. pictures, Old Glorys, etc.
l have everything of this kind for news
stands, variety stores. street men, etc.
Boys and girls can make big money with
my goods. l sell to everybody at same
prices as to Boston trade. You can make
from 100 to 800 per cent profit. What
don't manufacture buy at bedrock prices
ana ship everything promptly from my
shop and factories. Get my catalogue and
price lists and make from 50 to $40 a day
While the market is hot. l make 80 diff
ierent nag pins, also gun pins, Free Gu
ba bullets, Uncle Sam, brooch metal
ana enamel pins, ladies' patriotic
nat pins and shirt waist sets, me-
dallion pins, Remember the Maine"
medallions. souvenir spoons of Milne and
Sigsbee, Dewey and Olympia, Lee and
MORO castle. cabinet photos OF Lee. Dew
ey Sampson, Miles. Schley. etc Catalogue
tree by return mail. All ask you to do Is
70 send me your name on a postal card
l.. N. CUSHMAN, "a Oliver ST., Boston,
Mass. IA
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FOR SALE
Houses
VAN vRANKEN & RUNELSn

VAN vRANKEN & RUNELS.
REAL ESTATE BROkEh.
1141b s. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal;
Bargain. Groom modern cottage, n.
Twenty-seventh ST.; large lot; price slloo'
$3.50 cash. balance to suit
5-room modern cottage, Thirty-seVehth
St: at your own price; trade for part.
Large lot, Washington ST.; small housei
nrice $1,000: terms to suit.
5-room cottage, Santee ST; $l2oo; terms.
5-room cottage, lots; Twenty-hrst ST.;
$500; terms to suit. ~
5-acre ranch, joins city, niceiy in'-
proved; $4,000; trade and assume.
Money wanted
12.OOO-Business block, 6 per cent net
$2OOO-Alfalfa ranch; plenty water
S16O0-Alfalfa ranch.
S35O-Improved 100 acres, 10 per cent net
$4,000 acres, improved. 10 per cent net
Lot Norwood, Ohio, for horse ana pug-
gy. ,a
4-room furnished house, Twenty-secono
st.; SIS, water paid.
VAN VRANKEN & RUNELS,
Real Estate Brokers.
s 1141k S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CAL
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES
HARMoN1AL sP1R1ruAL1srs Asso.

SPIRITUALISTS' ASSO-
citation, Music hall, 231 S. Spring ST.; con-
ference at 10 a. m.; subject of discussion,
"All Phenomena Illustrative of the Truth
of Spiritualism Are the Results of Natu-
raj Causes" 1nspirational lectures by
the pastor, Mrs. Mary c. Lyman, at 2:30
p. M. subject, .Earnestness in Service:
at 500 p. m, Concentration as Means
of Self-Help." The lecture will be fol-
lowed by ballot tests given by the we'll
known medium, Mrs. Maud l.. Won Fret
tag. Good music by Carlyle Petersilea
and the Alpha Quartet. Admission, 10
cents. Let us seek earnestly to spirit
ualize our every thought. that our every
duty, however menial the task may SEEM
may unfold our spiritual nature and
make our everyday life blessed in love
and beauty"
The herald., 1898-06-05

TEMPLE, LECTURES ON
Masonry will be delivered from time to
time by Bro. Frank F. Davis, 32d K. c.
c. H., the eloquent orator. These lectures
will be interesting and instructive to al,
Masons, and are open to the public. All
Masons, their families and friends and
others are cordially invited to be pres
ent. Appropriate music and select
quartet engaged for the occasions. The
first of the series will be delivered this
Sunday evening at o'clock sharp. For
the succeeding lectures watch Sundays
papers.
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, OIL
i've ST., between Fifth and Sixth, opposite
Central park; all seats free; strangers
welcome. Services today, Trinity Sun
day, holy communion, a. M; Sunday
school, 9:4o a. m; morning prayer and
sermon, IL a. M, with second celebration
of holy communion; choral evensong, 7:4J
p. m, when Rt. Rev. Johnson, the bishop
of the diocese, will administer confirma-
ton and preach the sermon.
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WONDERFUL AND CONVINCING

AND CONVINCING
spiritual test given tonight, 1880 p. M. !;
Owen Brothers hall, 339ls s. Broadway;
inspiring music by Prof. Bach and
daughter, piano and violin; Prof. Gee, the
gifted platform spiritual and business
test medium and psychometrist, will give
some of his astonishing tests; ores and
other articles read: names of spirit and
living friends given; if you want to know
how to improve your condition, take ad-
vice from your spirit friends; come early
to secure seats; admission 10c. Readings
daily at office and parlors, 4491a South
Spring st.
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WANTED-LADIES' AND GENTLE-
men to save money by having their soiIed
or faded garments cleaned. dyed or rep
ovated equal to new. THE AMERICAN
DYE WORKS. 2l0ia S. Spring ST., lei.
$780, Work called for and delivered to all
parts of the city. Mail and express or
ders promptly attended to. Send for our
new revised catalogue and price list.
Stuff
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MEMS DEPARTMENT

MEMS DEPARTMENT
Man and wife, dairy, S35, etc.; (Otto
Engleman. calD; orchard hand, $1s, etc.
man for hay press, 10c, ETC., ton; man
home place, $15, etc.; r. r. blacksmith.
SS day; boy, milk and chores, S1.25, etc,
week; milker, II cows, $40, ETC. ranch
hand and milk, $50, ETC.; laborers, $1.7h;
teamsters, $25, 5,etc.: rock drillers, 81, Pres
colt, Ariz.; stone masons, $3.50; butter
maker and milk. $50, etc.; teamsters, $50
etc.; iron car men, 81; laborers. $l.75 X. X.
work, Ariz, rate 1c per mile: ranch hands
w. ett: II you want work see us Monday.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Camp cook, $50, etc.; shop baker, sl2,
etc; hrst-ciass head waiter $15 etc. week
motel COOK, country s35, etc. W" ~''e coo''
slo, etc.; chef cook, $40, ETC.. night cook,
$l4; yard man. 81, etc; man ana wife,
COOKS, 800. etc. family butler, $50. etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Housegirl. Ciaremont, $25; Little Rock
MoJave, $50; cook, s25; housegirl, $685. 3,
wv; Z, sl5; girls to assist. $40 to SIP.
LADIES HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Pastry cook, s25; pantry woman, 500; 2
mattresses, country, SIS; cook, Santa
Paula, $20; shirt, cuff and collar ironer.
machinery, country, $40 week. Call Mon
day; register free.
HUMMEL BROS. G. co.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONFERN-I HAVE
discovered a sure cure for consumption
and catarrh, purely vegetable, and have
tested it thoroughly the past two years;
1t is all right, and if 1 had money to push
it, 1 could make a fortune out of it. l
want partner with Tfoney, and will give
him an interest. Wo nld prefer a doctor.
Address ]. w. p, Los. Angeles, CAL, gen.
eral delivery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE wOODMEN OF THE WORLD WILL
unveil the monuments of their deceased
neighbors, with appropriate ceremonies,
this afternoon at Evergreen Cemetery.
All visiting Woodmen are cordially in
vited to meet with La Fiesta Camp at I
o'clock sharp at Fraternal hall. 125l2 s.
Spring street to participate in the pa
rade. A band of music will be in wait
ing.
The herald., 1898-06-05

SOLICITORS, MEN
and women, to sell Gen. Fitzhugh's book
on Cuba; good territory, good commits
sions; also new life of Gen. Lee, Gen.
Grant, Abraham Lincoln, etc, in He
roes OF the Nation" Sold for cash or on
instruments; liberal terms. Late works
OF Mark Twain, and a new Illustrated
book on Mexico. Call from . a. m. to /.
M, at room T. Los Angeles theater build
ing.
The herald., 1898-06-05

PICTURESQUE Gu BA AND OUR NAVY;
274 pages, 1874 full page photo-engravings
each 11x14 inches. Printed on extra en-
amel paper; bound. in cloth. Representa-
tives wanted in California, Oregon, Wash
ington, Arizona and adjoining territory.
For information call or write, R. ]. BEL
FORD. The Herald office. Los Angeles
CAL. sole agent.
The herald., 1898-06-05

SEWING MACHINESEFOR ONE WEEK
only, in order to reduce our large stock,
or will offer for sale, for cash on easy in
stallments lot of high grade machines
New Home, Dome stic, Wheeler & Will
son and Singer-ne " but slightly marred
at greatly reduced prices; this is an op-
portunity you may not get again; come
early. 349 S. Spring, st. Sun-tf
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CALEDONIA HALL, 1191a S. SPRING
ST., DIR. VIM. Green will hold spiritual
test meeting Sunday evening, June 5th
Mrs. Kate Hoskins of ST. Paul, Mimi.
Will lead with a short address, followed
by spiritual messages. DR.. Green Will
then devote the remainder of the even
ing to tests; good music and singing. All
are cordially invited to attend. Commenc~
ing at p. m. sharp. Admittance 1Oc. >
The herald., 1898-06-05

WHO WANT THEIR
clothing cleaned or dyed to bring it to us.
We guarantee the very best work for
less than you pay anywhere else. We
have one of the largest dye works. We
do the best work. See us before YOU do
anything else. Model Steam Dye Works,
2l9la w. Fourth ST., Tel. Main 1903.
The herald., 1898-06-05

NOTICE - THE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water Co. will strictly enforce the fol-
lowing rules: The hours for sprinkllng
are between the hours of 6 and o'clock
a. 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. If
The herald., 1898-06-05

THE FIRST NATIONAL SPIRITUAL,
society meeting at hall, 1864 S. Spring
ST., Sunday evening, opening musical and
literary exercise; address by pastor, Chas.
Andrus; piano solo, Mrs. Sanford John
son; vocal solos by Mr.. Lewis and others.
Admission 10c; afternoon musical and
conference meeting at 2:30; free, s
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FOR SALE-SNAPS.

FOR SALE-SNAPS.
ON INSTALLMENTS.
H25O-b large room cottage, large attic.
bath, stationary wash stand mantei-
piece, large front porch, screen porch
nice china closet large pantry, etc.,
newly decorated and painted; built one
year ago for home by days work. large
lot; good location and close in; halt-block
from electric cars building alone cost the
amount asked bargain at $1,000; small
cash payment down. balance SIS month";
lv straight. see and be convinced it Is
best buy offered in city; must SELL
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FOR SALE-FOR $3.50 A MONTH AND
a small cash payment I will build you
new 4-room cottage, plastereG and paint
ed to suit, in my Third Addition, Eighth
and Mateo SITS. Why pay rent, when you
can own your own home? c. A. SMITH,
213 w. First st. tt
The herald., 1898-06-05

UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD LODGE
62 CTheosophical society in America, the
international Brotherhood league), 525 W.
Firth St; lecture IL a. M, Patriotism
and Heroism," Abbott Clark; 7:45 D. M,
1.-The Secret of Power" O. l. Clark; $3.50
a. M, Lotus group for children. 5
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PROTOXICOLOGION BATHS
Drs. Coon and Gillett will open for busi-
ness on Monday morning, June 5th, for
treatment of all chronic ailments, which
must yield to this wonderful treatment
Location, at Grand Pacific, 42311a S. Spring
st. Give us trial. 40
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FOR RENT-9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
with good barn; AL condition; three
blocks from school; excellent neighbor-
hood; good transportation. 1117 w. 2lst
ST.
The herald., 1898-06-05

MEMORIAL MEETING TO EDWARD
Bellamy; address by Rev. w. d. P.
Bliss, Rev. w. c. Bowman, Mrs. M. V.
Longley, w. Fl. Knight and Mr. Martin
Musical selections by Nine. Hernandez,
Angel at the Window" (Jones), Not
Sparrow Falleth" (J. L. Gilbert).
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EDUCATIONAL

WOODBURY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 226
s. Spring ST., Los Angeles; the oldest.
largest and most elegantly equipped
commercial school in Southern Calfor-
mia; hundreds of successful graduates in
banking and business houses; in session
all the year; enter any day; evening
school on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day evening; three complete courses.
commercial, English and shorthand and
typewriting; a thorough, practical and
progressive school; large faculty of eX-
pert teachers; rates Of tuition reasonable.
Call or write for catalogue.
The herald., 1898-06-05

WANTED-AGENTS AND CANVAS
sers our pictures are still selling Won
derfully; our picture, just out, of the
battle of Manila, So per hundred, with
Admiral Dewey's photograph on each:
the battleship Maine in 20 colors, at the
same price; we have also pictures OF ali
the other ships, flags, badges medals
and buttons; samples, 10c. p. P. CAP
PEI, II Ann ST., New York. 10
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES.
4-room cottage, barn. chicken corrals,
berries. water plped; Glendale, near
school house, $500; easy payments or
part exchange H. E. SIDDALL, 21S 8,
Broadway, room 237. Want offers. 5
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Los ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE,
212 w. Third ST., beginning July 9Th and
continuing six weeks, will conduct a spe-
cial summer school. Write at once for
particulars.
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FOR SALE-NO CASH; 500 MONTHLY;
broom house, mantel. bath, hot waters
sewer connections; 347 Macy st.
SIS monthly; broom house; $40 Park
view ave.. near Westake park.
$6 monthly; S-room house; Santa Fe
ave. VIM. MEAD, 1211a S. Broadway.
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TAKE NOTICE-MEMIIERS OF THE F,
D. G. fraternity in California are hereby
cautioned against co contributing to any
benefit or fund that has not the offca,
endorsement of their own local branch.
SkookumS are abroad. A word to the
WISE
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TO LET-DESK ROOM; STENOGRA-
pher there. California Truck office, Main
and Court SITS.
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FOR RENT
Houses
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
New broom house, barn, southwest, IS;
8 rooms, Sc; Z rooms, Sl2; store, 1Sx4O, Sc;
store, 1Sx4O, $5; S-room house, lots, SIS;
many others.
ERWARD FRASER,
103 S. Broadway.
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Sl5 TO $50 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES
paid statesmen to sell cigars to dealers
on time. Experience unnecessary. c. c.
BISHOP & CO., st. Louis. th-su-tu-j7 il