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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-07
A CLUB MANS SUICIDE
MILLIONAIRE BUCKLEY SHOOTS HIMSELF
FATALLY.
Depressed Over His Forced Retirement From a
Mammoth 0ry-Goods concern--A
Fine Liver.

New York, Jan. 6.-Wm. I. Buckley,
who until January 1st, was member
of the dry goods grm Of Dunham, Buck
ley g. Co, shot and killed himself in
a little boat house adjoining his resi-
dence in Wave Crest, l.. l., this morn
ing.
Mr.. Buckley was about 80 years of
age, and was well known in New York
busines sand social circles. His stable
is one of the finest and most costly on
Long Island.
Mr.. Buckley was reputed to be a
millionaire. Ane dry goods firm of Dun
ham, Buckley & Co., is known all over
the country.
He was a member of the Union
League, Players, Century, Merchants
Downtown Association, SeawanhattaI
Corinthian Yacht Club, Rockaway Hum
Club, Dunlap Society, and Cedarhurs
Hunt Club.
1t is reported that Mr.. Buckley haC
misunderstanding with his partner
James III. Dunham, which resulted il
his being practically forced to retire. 1
is said that Mr.. Dunham required that
he either sell out his interest in the
firm or buy out Dunhafn, and the dis
solution of the old partnership followed
Mr.. Dunham said that his former part
ner had drawn largely from the business
though not 10 the extent OF causing an
embarrassment to the firm.
When asked what reason there were
for Dir. Buckley's retirement from the
firm of which he had been so long O
member, Mr. Dunham said:
"Ar. Buckley was not needed in the
business and IL was thought best to con.
tinue without him. There were, how
ever, no irregularities or pecuniary EN-
barrassments in connection with the
firm that led to his retirement; and
do not care to rehearse the reasons thai
led us to form the new partnership"
| He was then asked if he could assigr
any direct motive for the act, and hC
said that he could not, except that Mr.
Buckley had been in poor health fol
some time, and his retirement from
business in which he had taken such az
active part for so many years nigh
have depressed and worried him.
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ments: it reaching into the capitol and
shaped legislation; it exalted the office
broker, and attacked, villifed and cul-
umnated the conscientious man.
He took up the criticisms of the OPP
ponents of the law, one by one, and
answered them, frequently evoking ap-
plause from the friends of the law on
the floor.
Speaking of the Republican side of
the House he told his colleagues that
the merit system was a Republican child.
The American people were behind it.
Mr.. Johnson attributed the present
"discordant and disgraceful scene," now
being enacted in Ohio with its visions
of senatorships going glimmering' to
the scramble for spoils, state and ma
tional, and said that the surest way to
put Bryan and his black banner In the
White House in 1900, would be for
the Republican party to be recreant to
its trust and to slap in the face those
who believed in an honestly conducted
service. Without desiring in any way to
reflect upon the present occupant of the
White House, Mr.. Johnson said, he was
convinced that there could be no genu-
inc civil service reform until by con-
was made ineligible for reelection.
Mr.. Johnson was given an enthusiastic
demonstration of approval when he con-
Guided Mr.. Lloyd, Democrat, Mis-
souri,, followed in opposition to the law,
which he argued was an attempt to es-
tablish an aristocratic government by
establishing an office holding class.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Washington, ID. c., Jan. 6.-While
the Senate was in session two hours
today practically no business was trans
acted beyond the passage of few bills.
Mr. Allen, of Nebraska, called up the
bin providing for the holding of con-
gress of the representatives of the diff
ferent Indian tribes of the United States
at Omaha, in 1898, and appropriatfng
$4,000 therefor. The idea of the Con-
gress is to show the past and present
country at the Omaha exposition, and to
show what advancement they have
made in education and civilization.
After some minor amendments to the
bill were made, it was passed.
The bill to protect the name and in
sigma of the Red Cross was passed.
A bill appropriating 100000 for the
erection of public building at New
port News, Va, was passed.
At 1:50 p m., the Senate, on motion
of Mr. Quay, went into executive ses-
sion and at 2 O'Clock adjourned until
tomorrow.
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SNEERING AT ENGLAND
GERMANY EtATED AT EMPEROR
WILLIAMS COUP.
The ExsteOce of an Anglo Japanese Alliance
is Openly Asserted, With Russia's
Guarantee.

Berlin, Jan. THE German press is
indulging in tone of exravagant self
satisfaction over the success of German
diplomacy in China The fact chat EN-
peror William personally conferred the
order of the Red Eagle upon Baron Won
Buelow, the German Foreign Minister
for his share in the affair indicates that
the Emperor is delighted with the out
come of his policy.
The newspapers, with the exception of
the Vossiehe Zeitung are full of Sneering
remarks at England's expense. The
Vossiche Zeitung, however, points out
that there is plenty of room for every
body, and even suggests that the time
has arrived for better understanding
between England and Germany"
The rather apologetic tone of the
North German Gazette in it's semi-offi-
cial yesterday seems to be a reflection
of the feeling in some quarters that the
acquisition of Il coaling station is hard
ly the realization of the great colonial
enterprise which the blaze of Prince
Henry's departure foreshadowed, and
the suggestion of the possibility that
Kiao Chou might prove unsuitable leads
many to ask whether Germany after all
has taken leap in the dark.
1t is now discovered that if Germany
moves further north she is bound to
clash with Russian interests; if further
south, then with English interests.
NO GERMAN-RUSSIAN ENTENTE.
London, an. 7.-AccoSding to a special
dispatch from Shanghai, the existence of
an Anglo-Japanese alliance is openly as
serted there in well informed quarters,
an alliance to maintain the status quo in
China and Corea, and to declare the in
dependence of Corea under the joint
guarantee of England, Russia and
Japan.
The Daily Graphic publishes a dis
patch from Baron Hayashi Tadasou,
Japanese ambassador to Russia, to the
Japanese government, intimating on the
authority OF the German ambassador at
st. Petersburg, Prince Won Radolin,
that no understanding existed between
Germany and Russia with reference to
the occupation of Kiao Chou.
A TAUNT AT ENGLAND.
Vienna, Jan. THE Deutsche Zeit-
ung, echoing German feeling says:
England has suffered a crushing de-
feat, but there is no fear of war. The
British lion roared, but he does not bite.
All civilized nations ought TO be CRATE
full to Emperor William for having de-
stroyed the myth of Great Britain's uni
versal domination"
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THE MARYLAND DEADLOCK.
BOlting Republicans Say They Will Not
Yield an Inch.

Annapolis, Nd, Jan. 6.-The deadlock
over the Speakership of the Maryland
House Of Delegates was unbroken to-
day and tAere are no indications that
it will be settled for some time to come.
Both branches of the Legislature met,
the Senate in permanent, and the House
in temporary organization. In the Sen
ate nothing was done save to send n
message to the House announcing the
organization OF the Senate. In the
House a beer garden time was had with
no result save an adjournment until to-
morrow at noon. The motion to adjourn
was carried by a strict party vote, the
"bolters' for the first time acting with
the majority OF their party. They as
sert, however, that this is no indication
that they are giving way and insist that
they will not yield an inch.
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MooREsvILLE oFFIcE ROBBED.
The Safe Cracked and all Available
Cash and Stamps Taken.

Charlotte, n. c., Jan. 6.-(Special.)- y
Fhe postoffice at Mooresvile, near here,
was entered by professional burglars
last night. the safe blown open and the
office robbed Of all available cash and
stamps. The door OF the safe was
blown into the lock boxes and smashed
them. The robbery is supposed to have
been committed by the same gang that
has robbed eight other postoffiees in this
State n
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MEMPHIS ELECTS A MAYOR.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 6--Joseph J.
Williams, independent Democrat, was
to-day elected mayor OF Memphis, over
Hon. Lucas Clapp, the present incum-
bent, by a majority OF about 800 votes.
The entire independent ticket was also
carried by reduced majorities, The cam
paign has been IN exciting one and both
sides claimed the victory up to the last
hour.
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A TAUNT AT ENGLAND.
THE CIVIL SERVICE BILL.

Washington, Jan. 6.-vThe CiYil Ser
vice bill adopted at the conference 81
Republican opponents of the existing ciYi
service system last night was intr0ducft
in the House this afternoon by Mr.
Evans, Of Kentucky. 1t was referrSt
to the Committee on Civil Service. TN
details of the bill have heretofore beer
outlined
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MEAYRRS NO STRIKR.

New Bedford, Mass, Jan. 6.--The
weavers OF this city tonight informally
voted to strike. on January II, the date
on which the cut-down takes effect.
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PHILIP WILLIAMS AVIRETT." "
SAMUEL SPENCER TEsTIFIEs.
He Tells the Story of the Night at Bur
hngtop.

Charlotte, N. c., Jan. Ga special to
the Observer from Salisbury, N. O., to.
nigl.t says that the first hearing of the
plaintiffs in the North Carolina Railroad
lease litigation was held before Special
Master Craige to-day. This is a suit
before the Special Master to set aside
the lease OF the North Carolina Rail
road to the Southern Railway Company.
The testimony of the defendants, Gov
ernor Russell, representing the State,
and, his Board Of Directors, has already
hean heard. It's purpose was to show
fraud in the lease. The plaintiffs are
the Southern Railway Company and the
old BOARD Of Directors of the North
Carolina RAILROAD who made the lease to
fine Southern and who were removed by
Gov. Russell.
Samuel Spencer president Of the South
ern was the principal witness and testi-
fed that the Southern having changed
its terminus from West Point to Pinner's s
Point Va. desired the North Carolina
Railroad as the best way to reach that
terminus and to connect the lines Of the
Southern north of Charlotte. The At
lantlc and Danville was an alternative
route and the Southern considered build
ing from Manchester to tide water at
Norfolk. but preferred the route by the
North Carolina road.
As Rurlinston, n. g., at meeting of
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San Francisco, Gal, Jan. d.-The
columbia theatre was Quilted by fire
this evening ana is total loss. The
fire was confined to the theatre building.
No ono was lnjRned.
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Washington, d. c., Jan. 6.-T'he FOL
lowing named fourth~class postmaster
has been appointed in North Carolina
Havana, D. G. BFaswell.
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THE MAINE CUT, GENERAL.
1900 Hands in the York Corporation
Get Notice.

Saco, Me-, Jan. 6.-Notices were posted
in the cotton mills of.the York Corpora
tion to-day that on and after January
18th, wages would be reduced. The
amount of the reduction was not men
toned in the notice, but it is thought
it will be about ten per cent. The York
Corporation employs 1900 people.
The Laconia and Pepperill mills at
Biddeford posted similar notices a few
days ago, and the reduction is now
general in the Maine cotton mills
500 AT II pISHERVILLE.
Grafton, Mass, Jan. 6-Notices have
been posted in the cotton mills OF the
Baskerville Manufacturing Company at
Baskerville, announcing that the wages
of the 500 employees will be reduced on
January 18th. The amount of the re-
ductiOn has not been made public but 1t
is thought the cut will be about ten per
cent.
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WANTED
HUMMEL BROS. & CO..
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
4 strictly first-class. reliable agency. AL
kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
S00-302 w. Second st., basement
California Bank Building.
Telephone 500.
(Office open from a. m. to 1880 p. No.
except Sunday)
WANTED

MEN DEF ANl MENI.
Tsamster; orchard man. $50 ETC.; man
haul straw, s26 etc. month; blacksmith
railroad camp, 50; blacksmith, general
shop, $3.50; American mixer, $50 etc.;
teamster haul grain, $40 ETC.; mixer and
can washer. S25 etc; milk wagon driver,
$50 ETC.; teamsters, railroad. s25 ETC.; Ia
borers, s1.75 striker and bumper for
brickyard. SIZE; vegetable gardener, Ari-
zona, $50 ETC.; butcher and sausage max
er, for Arizona, S45 etc; 2 mixers, 1926 etc.
glass beveler. SO; blacksmith, 81.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Dishwasher, 81 ETC.: dishwasher, coun
try, SIS ETC.; waiter, first class. s25 etc.
cook for two, $40 etc; German for bakery
IS week: all round cook $50 ETC.; coloret
waiter, s25 ETC.. hall man. city; restau-
rant waiter, IS ETC.; short order cook
night, $50 etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Housegirl, Fullerton, 500; Cevina, SIS:
Norwalk, $40; Florence, SIS; housekeeper
80; cook, $50; housegirls IS TO 500; Ger
man housekeeper. country, $50
LADIES' HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Extra mattresses for beach. call early;
Mattresses, city and beach. 500 ETC.: walt
resses. Catalina, steady, 500 etc. cashier
and typewriter. s25 month and board
starch ironer. Santa Monica, SIPS etc.
pantry woman, S. week.
HUMMEL BROS G. co.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-A HALF INTEREST IN A
fine business. to the right party. having
good references, good business ability
and who is thoroughly reliable Pur-
chase carries a good salary and In addi'
ton a guaranteed income of $l60 pei
month; $1,000 cash and balance in good real
estate.
Proposition will bear the fullest investi-
cation. Sickness in family of present
owner necessitates change Of residence
Purchaser will have full charge Of prop
erty. Principals only; no agents. If you
have any good real estate and want a
good thing, look into this. Address M.
box AZ, Herald office. tt
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WATCHMAKERS
BATHS
Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
regular annual meeting of the stocks
holders of the Porter Gold and Silver Ex-
traction company will be held at the office
of the company, rooms sos and 506 Billiard
building, in the city of Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, on Monday, the fifteenth day of Aus
gust, 1898, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, fos
the purpose Of electing board of directors
to serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
JULIAN P. JONES Secretary,
Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 8, 1898. lot
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Notice of Annual Meeting

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the San Felipe Land and
Water Co., for the election of board Of
directors and such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting, will be
held Wednesday, Aug. II, 1898, al 8 80 oclecl
p. M, at the office Of the company, Main
Street Savings Bank, junction of Main
Spring and Temple sts., Los Angeles, CaL
Is B. ". DUQUE, Secretary, ],
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Real Estate

FOR SALE-A HALF INTEREST IN A
fine business, to the right party having
good references. good business ability,
and who is thoroughly reliable. Pur-
chase carries a good salary and guar
anteed income of SEQ per month"; $1,000
cash and balance in good real estate.
Proposition will bear the fullest investi-
cation. Sickness in family of present
owner necessitates change of residence.
Purchaser will have full charge Of prop
erty. Principals only. No agents. II you
have any good real estate and want a
good thing, look into this. Address NJ
box AZ, Herald office. If
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FOR Saloon THIRD AND ARNOLD
SITS. the block between Bixel st. and Luz
cas- ave. Twelfth block west Of Spring ST.,
some very handsome residence lots at
very low price for cash. The situation
and neighborhood are first class. Inquire
Of s. r. HENDERSON, 1857 w. Fourth
ST., or at Herald office.
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WANTED - AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
man with $1,000 in cash TO join the adver-
tiser in California enterprise of the high
est character; business locally developed
and thoroughly demonstrated; ten-times
winner; principals only Address E., box
II, Herald.
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FOR EXCHANGE-BARGA 7-ROOM
house, two lots. southwest value $4,000,
equity $3.50; will trade quick; what have
you? Owner leaving city. Address d.
Box q, Herald.
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LAUNDRY-ONE-HAL INTEREST IN
a good paying laundry (steam) business;
finely located In a good country town
near by: money we'll invested In this BUSH
ness, as have no opposition. Address D..
box "a. Herald.
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A SNAP-CASH GROCERY AND FIX
lures complete, worth $1,000 for $500; ev-
erything first -class; In business center;
lowest rent in city; reasons for selling.
sickness; no agents. Address D., Box 70,
Herald.
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STOCK RANCH IN WYOMING on 81
acres. 40 acres in cultivation; good house.
water right clear; will exchange for clear
property (ranch) near Los Angeles. Ada
dress c.. Box &C. Herald. 5
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ORCHARD OF 10 ACRES; FINEST IN
Los Angeles county; citrus fruits; also
family fruits, berries. ETC.. all in full
bearing: orange trees 8 years old. For
full particulars and price address D., box
81, Herald.
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MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $1,000
to 100000, on inside gilt-edged income
bearing property only. Inquire of F. O.
STORY. room 1903. Henne block, 122 w.
Third st.
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TO LOAN-IF YOU WANT MONEY ON
real estate security, I have 1t in any
amount; $1,000 to $50, 900 al 9 per cent. VIM.
f. BOSBYSHELL, 107 s. Broadway.
SCOTT
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FOR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE-FOR $3.50 A MONTH AND
a small cash payment will build you
new 4-room cottage. plastered and paint
ed to suit, in my Third Addition. Eighth
and Mateo SITS. Why pay rent. when you
can own pour own home? c. A. SMITH.
213 W. First st. tt
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TO BUY-FURNITURE OF SMALL COT
tage, or part, cheap for cash. Address
E, box "A, Herald. 6
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FOR EXCHANGE


LAND-s20 ACRES TO EXCHANGE FOE
good city property; fine soil, level sandy
loan; 4-room house, barn, chicken house,
water; bargain. Write for particulars.
Address c., Box so. Herald. 3
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COTTAGE, 4 ROOMS AND KITCHEN;
lawn, trees. flowers; for rent. to adults
only so month, including water. Ad-
dress E., box 40, Herald.
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TO LEASE--A SMALL PLACE OF IA
acres in South Pasadena, all equipped for
chicken ranch: water, Groom house, and
other Improvements; write for terms. Adj
dress E., box 81. Herald.
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FOR EXCHANGE-16N ACRES GOOD
land in Kansas; 60 acres under cultivationl
no other improvements: for San Diego
property. Address D., Box II. Herald. .
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Country Property

ORCHARD - ORANGES; s ACRES,
highly improved, with shares of water
right, all piped through orchard; acres
in full bearing: Groom house; yard, How
ers, trees; everything first class; value
$1,000; unincumbered. Address D., box go.
Herald.
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ORCHARD-FOR SALE; SITUATED IN
the high lands In the foothills; no frost;
spring water; best water right; the High
lands oranges are famous. For full par
ticuars address E., box 80, Herald. Z
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City Lots and Lands

SOME BARGAINS
n. w. corner Washington and Union
ave-. 1O5x176; street all improved and sew
cred; no more to do, 5000.
Lot on Twentieth near Grand ave., 80
feet front, $500
Lot on Fifteenth st. near Maple ave-.
nice fruit trees; 500.
Fine corner Seventeenth and Maple ave-.
all street work and sewer done, $500.
Lot on Main near Fourteenth ST.; street
work paid: S2400
Fine 2-story house s rooms, cement cell
lar, everything done, Twelfth and Flower
sts., $500.
M. F. O'DEA, 2O3 Bradbury block.
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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.
If
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MONEY TO LOAN-$2o0 TO $s5, 900 ON
city and country real estate. LEE A. Nc
CONNELL g. CO., rooms sO2 and 1903, 21s
s. Broadway. tt
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FOR SALE-A LARGE RANCH, AT A
bargain; 1000 acres; for location, price,
ETC., ETC., address E., box SO, Herald.
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EASTERN PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
for city lots in San Diego; prefer on the
hills; give location and value when writ
Ing Address D., box 81, Herald.
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FOR RENT
Houses

OTTAGE-WANTED, TO RENT: MUST
be new. neat. nice lawn. bath and mod
ern in every respect; good location. Adj
dress D., box 49, Herald.
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HOUSEKEEPER-BY A LADY AND
daughter of IS. place to care for widow
er's family; good cook, neat, also splendid
manager. Address c., Box 81, Herald. 5
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WANTED-FURNISH HOUSE OF 6
or rooms, far out on car line; lawn, trees !;
for family Of adults. Address E., box 4,
Herald.
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ORCHARD, VALUE $4,000 CASH SALE
planted to Washington navels and sweets,
years old; irrgatng ditch and water
right included; clear of frost; near Rialto:
will take part cash and city property If
nicely located. Address D.. box As, Her.
aid.
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KEYS FITTED, LOCKS REPAIRED
bath tubs enameled. 60s S. Spring. II
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Situations-Female

HOME. IN EXCHANGE FOR SERVICES
for the winter, by young woman lately
from the east; must be a Christian fam
lily; references. Address E., box IS, Her
aid.
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FOR EXCHANGE-PROPE GIN.
proved in Pasadena; will exchange fos
Los Angeles city property. Address D..
Box 2S, Herald. 5
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LOST AND FOUND
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG & MATTHEW'S, WHOLESALE
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MARKET, 1876 S. Main st. Tel $780, If
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GARDENER-WANT SITUATION ON
gentleman's place; understands the care
of horses and cows: can make himself
generally useful. Address E., box so,
Herald.
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches, jewelry, pianos, sealskins, car
riages. bicycles, warehouse receipts and
all kinds of collateral security; storage
free in our warehouse. LEE BROS. 402
s. Spring st. It
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MINING-ONE-HALF INTEREST FOR
sale in as good a mining property as there
is In this section Of the country; no fake;
1t will pay you to investigate. Address
D., box 49, Herald.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate interest decreases as you pay.
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSN, al S. Broadway. Scott
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WANTED
Situations-Male

WANTED-SITUATI AS COACH
man by man 80 years of age; German;
understands gardening and homework.
best references; city or country. Address
p. box 3, Herald.
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BOOKKEEPER OF LONG EXPERL
ence, fully competent, wants place with
large firm; bank experience. Address c..
Box so, Herald.
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WANTED
To Rent

FOR RENT-A CHICKEN RANCH, WITH
plenty of water. house. and equipped with
outbuidings and farming implements;
give location and rent write at once. Ad-
dress D., box 49, Herald.
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MONEY TO LOAN

TO LOAN-MONEY IN LARGE OR
small amounts at lower rates Of interest
than others charge. on all kinds Of COL
lateral security. diamonds, watches, Jew
elry, pianos, furniture. life insurance and
all good collateral; partial payments re-
ceived; money quick; private office for
ladies. q. M. JONES, rooms H-14, 254 s.
Broadway. 1909
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GIRL-WILLING AND STRONG, TO GO
to the country; small family. Address E.
box Z, Herald.
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RANCHO ACRES, UNIMPROVED1
water right goes with property; will ex,
change for nice cottage In city. Address
E.. box TO- Herald.
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BOOKKEEPER WITH BANK EXPERT
ence wants situation with responsible
firm; best of references. Address c., Box
AZ. Herald.