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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-10-06

States senator and again a candidate
for election, has acquired his power by
keeping an eye single to what benefits
him."-Speech at Warren, Pa, Sept. 16,
1898.
"Quayism is now the proper name of
the Republican party in Pennsylvania.
The particular characteristic of its
managers Is selfishness, as all officials
are chosen, not for their peculiar fit
ness, but because of their willingness
or ability to strengthen the hands of
Quay and help him throttle the will
of the people."-Speech at Erie, Sept.
H. 1898.
THE concentration of power in the
hands Of single man in a republic is
dangerous. The czar could not rule
here because the people still have the
spirit of liberty, yet they allow them
selves to be ruled Just the same by
Gear Quay through indirection."-
Speech at Oil City, Sept. 20, 1898.
''The real contest and issue in THIS
election is between Quayism and the
people of the commonwealth of Penn
sylvania. The question you must an
swer on your conscience and on your
character is: Who shall rule. one sin
gle. autocratic ruler, or the voice ofthe
people honestly expressed by ballot
Speech at Meadville. Sept. 10, 1893.
''The whole of Quayism is corrupt
and rotten, not only in dollars and
cents, but in the principles that UNDER
lie 1t. The government of the whole
state by any one man or by so men,
is a violation Of the constitution of
Pennsylvania. Speech at New Castle,
Pa, Sept. 21, 1898.
1--WE must settle this Quayism by
saying that the peoples rule should be
resumed, and these wrongs should be
no longer perpetrated."-Sp at
Pittsburg, Sept "a, 1S9S
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THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
Onions Separate Man and Wife.

Robert Quinby and his wife, of
Parkersburg, Va, have separated.
The husband has appealed to the
law to divorce him forever from his
wife, simply because she ate onions,
contrary to his orders. Mrs. Quin-
by has often been requested by her
husband not to eat the vegetable,
and nothing seemed to irritate him
so much as the odor of onions. He
has left the little home on many
occasions and vowed never again to
return, but the love for his wife,
and her promise never again to eat
onions, would re-unite them.
The husband came home unex-
pected1y one day last week and
found the surroundings very often
sive to him from the odor of the
onions.
Mrs. Quinby has gone to her
home In Pennsylvania and the hus-
band will seek relief by law.
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A Very Pretty Wedding.

The home of Frank Fritz, in Di-
vide, was the scene of a very happy
wedding on Wednesday, Sept. aS, at
1890, when his young and pretty
daughter, Alyerda, was given in mar
rlage to Mr.. Joseph R. Heller, of
Unityville, Pa. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. E. E. McKelvy,
pastor of the M. E. Church at Del.
ano, Pa.
The brides father is a very indus
trious farmer and business man in
Divide. He takes very active part
in politics and is great silver advo-
cate. The bride was the center of a
great many friends, and leaves a very
good home. The groom and his
brother are very successful black
smiths in Unityville.
After the ceremony an elaborate
dinner was served. The newly-mar-
ried couple left on their trip with
happy hearts, amid showers of rice,
for Wilkes-Barre. They are followed
with the best wishes of large num-
Der of friends. May their life be
filed with heavenly sunshine and
prosperity.
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The Susquehanna Journal printed
the following,which will bear closer in
spection than casual glance affords:
A man owed ST. and only had but IS
cents. He went to pawnbroker and
pawned the IS cents for 50 cents, and
then meeting friend sold him the
pawn ticket calling for IS cents for 50
cents. He thus had two so cent pieces,
one dollar in fact, with which he paid
his debt. Was anyone out, and how
much ? -
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NOTICE.

We have opened Democratic
Headquarters in Bloomsbury, cor
ner Main and Market streets, on the
second floor of the Peacock build
ing. where we will be glad to have
all Democrats and their friends call
ut any time. If you attend the
Bloomsburg Fair call and see us be-
fore you leave town. Everybody
welcome. Very respectfully,
JNo. G. McHENRy, Chairman.
R. G. F. KsHINKA, Secretary,
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JENKS AND QUAYISM.
Some Extracts From the jefferson
County Statesman's Speeches That
Show Clearly Where He Stands

Some ExtraCC8 from Cne J0u0r6Ou
County Statesman's Speeches That
Show Clearly Where He Stands
on That Subject.
It has been alleged that the nomina-
ton of Mr.. jerks for governor by the
Democratic convention at Altoona was
brought about through the influence of
Quay. Some of Mr.. Swallows stumpers
are even yet so asserting In their
speeches. The allegation Is absard
upon it's face. Quay knows jerks,
knows him to be an honorable, high
toned gentleman, who can neither be
corrupted, nor by any power swerved
from the straight line of what he es-
teens to be right and for the good OF
the people. Had Quay been in position
to exert any influence in the Demo-
cratic state convention, George A. jerks
is about the last man in the state for
whose success he would have en-
ployed 1t.
Lest there should remain in any
Democratic or Independent Republican
mind any doubt as to where Mr. jerks
stands on Quay and Quayism, the fol-
lowing brief extracts from his cam
paign speeches, etc., are herewith pre-
sented:
'It is we'll known and cannot be de-
MED that Senator Quay has ruled leg
islatures for years past. His will was
the law of the majority, and no bill of
any importance was passed without his
approval, nor defeated without his con-
sent."-Interview with Philadelphia
Ledger, Sept. 1, 1898.
upon the Republican party, with its
glorious traditions, there has grown an
ulcer. M. S. Quay. for twenty-seven
years an office holder, twice a United
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Election Notice.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bioomsburg Water Com
pany will be held on Tuesday Oct.
nth 1898 between the hours of and
4 o'clock p. m. at the Office of the
Company in Bloomsbury, Pa, for the
purpose Of electing a Board of Direc-
tors for the said Company to serve for
the ensuing year. A. B. CATHcART.
Bloomshurg, Oct. 6, 1893. Sec'y.
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THE
BROADWAY
e

A motion to adjourn is always
in order, and a move for new
business is always in order with
us, and we solicit a trial from
any cash buyer. who has not
heretofore been dealing with
us.
Io-piece decorated toilet sets,
$I.oS set.
Io-piece decorated toilet sets, in
fancy shapes and gold deco
ration, $2.oS set.
Jardinieres, Ioc., 35c., 6oc. each.
Flower pots, SC. to 3oc. each.
Io-qt tin pals, &C. each.
White and gray cotton blankets
42c. pair.
Large size Japanese lanterns,
Ioc. each, 8 for 25c.
Painted chamber pals, 22c.
each.
Small globe baskets, &c. each.
Floor oil cloth, zoe. to soc. a
yard.
Chenille Table Covers, 42c., 6oc
$I.25 each.
White enameled curtain poles,
zoe. each.
Brass extension rods, complete,
S and Ioc. each.
Toilet paper, 10 rolls for 25c.
Fishing tackle, lowest prices in
the county.
See our line of children's caps
for Fall.
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MULTIPLYING OFFICES.
How the Political Rounders Have Been Pro.
vided With Snug Berths and
Eaf GsIariao

The following carefully prepared
table shows how the Republican ma
chine has provided for political work.
ers and their friends by securing SAL
aried offices for them at the expense
Of the taxpayers.
II there were not enough offices to
go around, more were created with an
offhandedness which implied that the
machine, not the people, were the only
stockholders and directors in the man
agement Of the affairs of state.
Comparative number of employees in
the several state departments in 1888
and in 1898, respectively:
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Democratic Meetings.

Democratic meetings will be held
at the following places: Derrs Sat-
urday October 18TH, at 1890 p. IN.
Elk Grove and Rohrsburg Monday,
Oct. 18TH at 1890 p. m.
JNo. G. MCHENRY, Chairman.
R. G. F. KsHINKA, Secretary.
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Hon. Jerry N. Weller will receive q
large vote from the organizeS work.
ingmen in the state. He has served
them long and faithfully.
Candidate Iams Is taking public
speaker, a hard worker and a sincere
student of all public questions. He
would ably and faithfully represent
the state at Washington.
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Omitting contingent expenses. and
counting the salaries at s1,400 per an
mum, the average paid to clerks, the
cost per annum to the people for these
unnecessary expenses exceeds 100000
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Piano Tpning.

Will Gurnsey, piano tuner, will
be in Bloomsbury Monday, Octo-
er 18th, and remain. several days.
Leave orders for timing at the Co.
LuMBIAN Office. 1T.
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FOR RENT.

Rooms on srd. floor, COLUMBIAN
building. Steam heat, gas or electric
Light, water. Apply to
II. Z, GEO. z. ELwELL.
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JONAS LONGS SONS
WEEKLY CHATS.

WILKEs-BARRE, Pa,
Thursday, Oct. 9th, ISo&l
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ENTHUSIASTIC ADMIRATION FOR
OUR MATCtlLESS MILLINERY

ENTHUSIASTIC ADMIRATION FOR
OUR MATCHLESS Millinery
AT SUCH LITTLE PRICES.
We enter upon the second week of
our superb Millinery Opening ex-
hibit with added zest, and great
many new features that will make
repeated visits to our interesting
millinery selections both pIeasur-
able and profitable. If success
is to be measured by public ap-
prOvaI, this great millinery ex-
hibitiOn of ours has far ontstripp-
ed its predecessors of past years,
since to judge from the great
number of people who have at
tended so far and their many
enthusiastic words of praise for
for the lovely creations of sucha
gathering ofstyIishness and taste,
both in the productions of the i'm
ported Hats and BOnnets and
those of our own W0rkrooms
gives the statement renewed
force of our we'll earned, we'll
eucfainad ran,Ifotion of hoinn
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SPECIAL NOTICES

IS A LIST OF THE chill
dren who have been admitted in the Los
Angeles Orphan asylum since the last
publication: Half-orphans - Hoctens1a
Grimaud. years: Clementine Grimaud,
8 years; Aurora Wiley, years; Mar
guerite Lacoste. years; Candelaria Key
mas, years; Susanna Rodriguez. IL
years: Antonio Rodriguez, ) years; Sal
vadora Villa, 3 years; Evangeline Dorff,
8 years; Mary Shaeffer, II years;
Freddie Shaeffer (boy), years;
Susan Shaeffer, Z years; Flor
ence Delcourt, l year; Myrtle Webb, 5
years; Leona Dicken, II years; Leah Ly-
man, years: Laura Lyman, years;
Jennie Gusman, s years; Philemon Silva,
8 years; Paul Rodriguez (boy), year.
Whole orphan-Laura Katzenstein, y
years. SISTER CECILIA. Superioress.
Los Angeles Orphan asylum. Boyle
Heights, July, 1895. aug
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WANTED
Male Help
nUMMEL BROS & CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
A strictly first-class, reliable agency. All
kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
300-902 w. Second ST., basement
California Bank Building.
Telephone 500
(Office open from a. m. to 1870 p. m.
except Sunday)
Male Help
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Ranch hands, $40, etc; mixers. S25. etc:
married man, ranch. furnished house,
$20 etc: vegetable gardener, $50, etc or
man and wife; butcher and sausage max
err. $45, etc; blacksmith and sheer. $3.5
per day; man and wife, cook and work on
section, $40, etc; ranch foreman; chore
boy. 80, etc; teamsters, $25, etc: laborers
$1.75; men for bridge gang, So; glass bev-
eler. SO; 30 men for railroad work, north
ern Arizona, fare 1c per mile. ship Tues
day morning; strikers, N.75: bumpers,
$1.75 and wheelers, 81, for brick works.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Bread baker, $40, etc: dishwasher, kitch-
en- helper, so mo; waiter. $780, etc. camp
cook $35 mo; fry cook, $12, etc; press man
for laundry So week; first class porter
and night watch. $50 mo.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Housegirl. Covina, S; housekeeper, can
taxa care child, country, $40; French cook,
500; S housegirls S. to 800. Call Monday.
LADIES HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Second girl, Pasadena, S15; seamstress,
S. per week, etc: German chambermaid,
$40: colored cook, country s25 and fare
paid; mattresses, city and beach, $40 m o.
We register free.
HUMMEL BROS &, CO.
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FOR SALE
$3.50 acre, good 7-room house, barn and
good well of water.
$500 acres, all good land; a nice crop
and a good water right; about $1OO worth
of wood goes with the place; no alkali.
s10o0-10 acres fine alfalfa, all good land;
good water right.
$310O-221a acres, all to corn, alfalfa and
beets; a good house and barn: a nice or
chard and good water right.
Any one wishing to buy a good cheap
ranch should see one of these before pur-
chasing. JOSEPH D1SMUKES,
81 Downey, CAL
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES
HARMoNIAL sP1RrTUALIsTs' Asso-

HARMONIAL SPIRfTUALISTS' ASSO-
citation, at Harmonial hall now Kramer's
halD, 1879 w. Fifth St; Sunday services a.
2:30 and s p. M; inspirational lectures by
Mrs. Maude l.. Won Freltag; afternoon,
responses to questions propounded
by those so desiring from the
audience. These afternoon meetings
are proving wonderfully interest
ing and instructive. Evening, SIS
There Devi?" Mrs. Freitag gives tests
and spirit messages al each service, and
hundreds are being convinced each Sun
day of the truth of spirit return and of
intelligent communings with our loved
ones. Music by Alpha quartet and Prof.
Carlyle Petersilea. Admission 10 cents.
Social gatherings. with musical and liter
airy entertainment, refreshmen ts, etc,
every Thursday evening at o'clock (same
halD, to which all are cordially invited.
Divine madness Ghe world 90 terms it, is
of four kinds-the gift of prophecy, relig-
fous ecstacy in which the soul is purified.
poetical inspiration and love.-Socrates. 81
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THE FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY OF
Universal Brotherhood holds its meet
ings at p. m. in Memorial hall, 220ls s.
Main st., Mrs. Mary c. Lyman, pastor;
subject, "Medlumship: Its Effects Phys
ically and Mentally" Mrs. E. Y. Barnett
will give spirit messages; Prof. Barnett
and Miss Zoe will render some of their
select vocal music. Social Thursday even
ing at the residence of Prof Barnett and
wife, 526 Maple ave. 81
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WANTED-LADIES' AND GENTLE
men to save money by having their soiled
or faded garments cleaned. dyed or rem
ovated equal to new. THE AMERICAN
DYE WORKS. 2f8h S. Spring St, Tel.
$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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CALEDONIA HALL 119la S. SPRING ST. /;
a Spiritual meeting will be held a Gale
donia hall this evening at 1880; Mrs. Kate
Hoskins will speak on spirit return; also
give messages; DR.. Green will also give
tests; good music and singing by Mrs.
Burgeson; skeptics invited; Admittance
1Oc. 81
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL. OIL
i've ST., between Fifth and Sixth sts., OPP
posite Central park; all seats free; stran-
gers welcome: Rev. John Gray. rector.
Services today: Holy Communion, a.
M: Sunday school, 9:45 a. M; morning
prayer and sermon. II a. m; choral even
song, 7:45 p. m. 81
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Houses

COTTAGE OF s ROOMS WANTED TO
rent; must be strictly modern in every
respect; lawn; street improved and good
location; give amount of rent. Address
A, Box Is, Herald. 81
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p L MO U t CONGREGATIONAL
church, Twenty-first St; University cleo
trio line; Rev. Joseph Wild, ID. D., pas
tor; morning subject, Take Rest
evening praise service by the choir, as
sisted by we'll known local talent and
Mr.. Russell Ballard celloist. 81
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WANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPE-
tent foreman fworking); understanding
the culture of lemons on an orchard; mar
red man preferred. Address b., box IA.
Herald q
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Partners

WANTED-PARTNER IN A PROFITA-
BILE and safe business; small amount nee
essary. Address u, Box SO, Herald 81
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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 lot of high grade machines
New Home, Domestic, Wheeler q VIII
son and Singer-new but slightly marreo
at greatly reduced prices; this is an OPP
portunity you may not get again; come
early. 349 S. Spring st. Sun-tt
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Money

WANTED-TO BORROW $500 FOR TWO
or three months on good collateral secur-
ity. Address M, box 40, Herald. q
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HAVE YOUR HAIR MATTRESSES AND
feather pillows renovated by latest i'm
proved steam process at ACME FEATH-
Err WORKS, 513 S. Spring st. Tel black
S23 81
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wANTED-A SITUATION AS MAN
about place by reliable young man. thor-
oughly competent: best OF references uIl :
derstands gardening Address A.. box "a,
Herald. oi
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PHILOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS
229la S. Main ST., s p. M; THE Power of
Thought" 81
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WANTED-WORK IN A DELICACY
store by bright colored girl; can draw
trade; willing to work hard and for small
wages. Address H., box 3S, Herald. 81
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HOME OF TRUTH, NO. 1915 FIGUEROA
St; divine service at II a. m. and 7:i5 p.
m Annie Rix Militz, speaker. All are
welcome. 10-17-24-3l
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THE CLERKS EXCHANGE; TEMPO
rary Offices at room 6, 242a S. Main.
ADAM AIRD, branch superintendent Q
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ST. VINCENT HALL, GA HILL. ST. TO-
day, Rev. Bliss, 3 o'clock. THE Ascent of
Man, or the Coming of the Kingdom"
p. M, Union Reform League, Englebret
Lux, Socialism and Labor" 81
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WANTED-A MAN UNDERSTAND
ing full detail work of a steam laundry;
single man; for Arizona town. Address
Y, box 81, Herald.
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WANTED-FIRST-C SOLICITOR,
familiar with book soliciting. to sell
goods to the retail trade; commission. Adj
dress B., box II, Herald.
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NOTICE - THE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water Co. will strictly enforce the fol-
lowing rules: The hours for sprinklins
are between the hours of 6 and o'clock
a. m. and and s o'clock p. m. For vio-
lation of the above regulation the water
will be shut off and a fine of 50 will be
charged before the water will be turned
on again. tt
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FOR SALE-A SNAP; GOOD 160-ACRE.
unincumbered ranch, all fenced, house,
part in orchard, miles from r. R., near
school; will sell part or entire. at $3.50
per acre. Address. Herald Office, Pasa-
dena. 81
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,WANTED-A SMALL RANCH ON
shares; must have plenty of water; adapt
ed to grow alfalfa; give location. Ad-
dress Y, box "a, Herald.
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FOR SALEM RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
fine 10-acre orchard; trees years old
in a very healthy condition; good soil:
water right; all set to apricots; no build
ing; value $4,000. Address Y, box S. Her
aid.
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MAGNETIC HEALING-EIGHTY YEARS
successful healing in Los Angeles; dis
eases diagnosed and located; no ques-
tons asked a brief history of ancient
and modern healing by the laying on of
hands" mailed to any address. ESTHER
DYE, corner Sixth and Spring, over drug
store Stuff
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Situations-Female

WANTED-A LADY FROM THE EAST
good cook and managing housekeeper
would like position to care for house and
family Of widower. Address T.. box SO,
Herald. 81
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
South, on Grand ave. bet Eighth and
Ninth SITS. Rev. J. j. n. Kenney. pastor.
Services at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. En-
cellent music. Come. Sun-tf
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POSITIONS - DON'T
prepare for any civil service examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue
of information; sent free. Columbian Cor
respondence college, Washington, d. c. 81
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LAUNDRY-TO BUY HALF-INTEREST
in an established steam laundry; no OBJ
lection to live country town; give the
amount of investment. Address A., box
80, Herald. 81
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WANTED-A GOOD MEAT MARKET
man TO buy half-interest in well-equipped
shop. Address b., box TO- Herald 2

COACHMAN-BY YOUNG MAN FULLY
competent, as coachman in private fam
lily. Address Y, box As, Herald.
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Situations Male

WANTED-A POSITION BY YOUNG
man; must be light work and permanent;
to secure same will pay cash premium or
commission on salary. Address V, box
81, Herald.
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lWANTED-A POSITION AS HOUSE,
keeper by competent woman Of long ex-
perience; neat, saving apd a good manag-
er. Address A., box II, Herald. 81
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FOR SALE-1O ACRES OF FINELY I'M
proved property; beautiful home of six
rooms; modern, with every convenience:
large barn and other outbuildngs; value.
$1,000. Address A., box 4, Herald.
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ders' services every Sunday at II a. m
and 7:45 p. m. at PAS S. Spring st. Sis
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WANTED-FINE FAMILY CARRIAGE.
latest style and make. Address Y, Box
10, Herald. 81
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GARDENER-MUSTH HAVE WORK; CA
pable of taking care of place and attend
ing to horses; references. Address A.,
box q, Herald. 81
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BURT ESTES HOWARD WILLDELIV-
err short discourse at Los Angeles the
ater, II a. M; subject. Abundant Life"
Sunday school, Casa de Rosas, $3.50. 81
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WANTED-TO RENT A FURNISHED
cottage of about or six rooms, modern;
give price of rent and location when writ
ing. Address A, Box 81, Herald 81
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" NJ. C. A.-MEN'S MEETING AT3P. NJ.
today will be led by General Secretary
w. d. Ball. 81
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WANTED - CONTRACTS FOR OIL
we'll drilling. CHAS. VICTOR HALL,
2O20 Central ave. If
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FOR SALE-ORANGE ORCHARD I'M
Monrovia, near postofflce; acres. most
ly bearing; at very low price. Address
A., box A. Herald. n
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Figueroa and Twentieth SITS; preaching
By the pastor. Rev A. b. Prichard, at Il
a. m. and 1880 p. M: subject, morning:
1.-The Prodigal's Elder Brother; even
ing, "Half-Baked," lesson from the
Prophets. 81
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FOR SALE-FINE PLACE. WITH COSY
house; large lot, fenced; water; grazing
land adjoining; suitable for chicken ranch.
Address A., box 81, Herald. 81
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WANTED-AS SALESMAN, A MAN
who thoroughly understands wines and
liquors. state age and experience, etc
Address NJ, box 50, Herald office. 81
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WANTED-A PLACE TO DO CHORES
by steady and sober man; small wages.
Address X, box As, Herald. 81
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gian), Temperance temple Broadway and
Temple st, II 4 M; 1.-THE Imagination" y
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The HERALD.

Rates for Classified Advertising
Lises.-S cents per lire for esch
irsenlen. Notice Of Marriage, Birth
or Desfh-ESee. Obifwaries, Funeral
Notices end Special Announcements
10 cents per line.
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MRS. VAN, MANUFACTURER OF THE
Scotch herb pile cure and Scotch thistle
womb cure, has removed to S03lz s. Spring
str; agents wanted. Los Angeles, Cal.
Stuff
The herald., 1898-07-31

wANTED-LADY's HIGH GRADE b.
cycle, cheap. Address e., box 81. Herald. 81
The herald., 1898-07-31

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIEN-
tisD of Los Angeles. Masonic temple. Hill
St. between Fourth and Fifth dover
floor: Sunday exercises 1890 a. m; sub
ject. spirit" Experience meeting We'd
nesday evening at $50 81
The herald., 1898-07-31

CALL CITY HACK co. FOR NICE
hacks. Hacks for funerals 81 to SO
apiece. Stand. 243 South Spring. Resi-
dence 749 Banning street. N. KIPP,
Prop. Tel. Main 1880.
The herald., 1898-07-31

UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD Chico
sophical society in America) Gnternation-
al Brotherhood league); lecture at 525 w.
Fifth ST., at II a. m, Devotion" by II. A.
Gibson; at s p. M. The Ascent of Life.
by Mrs. NJ. Egbert. 81