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WANTED-TWO HAT AND MEN
furnishing salesmen at DESMOND'S. 14l
s. Spring St; references required. IA
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w A N T E d - FIRST-CLASS WATCH
maker can hear of permar ent situation,
Address H., box Al. Herald office. Is
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FOR SALE-$90O CASH-5 ACRES OF
land; frostless; house, barn, horses
wagon, plows, cultivators, etc. Address
F. f., box 3. Herald. Is
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FOR RENT - $40; 2-STORY HOUSE, .
rooms, neatly furnished. good neisheor-
hood, desirable. Address A. A. BOZ eo:
Herald. Az
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MEDIUMS

ATTENTION-YOUR DESTINY FORE.
told by PROF. EMANUEL. late Of India.
Being a master, he never fails to help
you In love and domestic affairs. Reveals
every hidden mystery In life; tells how to
overcome your enemies. remove family
troubles, cause speedy marriages, re.
unites the separated. removes evil infiu-
erces and bad habits; gives good luck n
all business affairs and alvice In your
undertakings and charms to protect you
in lifetime. Perfect satisfaction. Indian
scientist only. Office hours. 8 a. m. TIL
10 p. m. 1891 Spring st., rooms 1S md II. 16
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MONEY LOANED AT NET INTEREST
rates from ~ to per cent per annum.
according to character and size of loans.
EDWARD ID. SILENT & CO.. 212 w. I'd.
II
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MONEY TO LOAN-s2O0 TO Sos 900, ON
city and country real estate. LEE A. Me-
CONNELI. & CO., 145 8. Broadway.
Frost building. Il
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FOR SALE COUNTRY STORE ON
Santa Monica Electric car line; stock of
general merchandise. Address A. A.,
Box "a, Herald. 16
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FOR RENT-A FURNISHED on UN-
furnished fiat In Pasadena. MRS. ]. B.
HUBER. 1877 r. Colorado st.. Pasadena. IL
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City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE-AT HALF THEIR VALUE;
2 choice lots, a corner on E. Ninth cement
sidewalks and sewer; rails on the ground
for electric car. See DAY about 1t. 127 s.
Broadway. 14-15-H
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Miscellaneous

WANTED - A LOT OF TONGUE AND
groove lumber, secondhand. suitable for
flooring and ceiling an attic; must be
cheap Address Herald Bureau Of In
formation, this office. 6
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FOR SALE-GROCERY STORE, COR
ner lot. house, barn, we'll, windmill: want
country home. Address A. A.. Box 81,
Herald. 16
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Fon aA1.l
Country Property

FOR SALE-S100o-5 ACRES AT CRES-
centa: set to oranges and almonds: water
right with land; house. barn; $500 cash:
balance on time; big bargain. Address
F. F., box II, Herald. 16
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FOR RENT - SO: 7-ROOM HOUSE.
high location. plenty Of room. water paio.
Address A. A., Box So, Herald. ~
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FOR SALE-NEAR ELYSIAN PARK, A
4-room cottage; trees. flowers. water,
cheap. Address A A, Box T. Herald. 16
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate; interest decreases as you pay.
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSN, 141 8. Broadway. SCOTT
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Real Estate

ANGELES PROPERTY
for Antelope Valley land 100 acres; water
developed. Address A. A., box A Her
alu' 16
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FOR RENTAL SOUTH PASADENA.
cottage; grounds suitable for chickens;
fruits flowers; quite attractive. Address
J A. A., box 81, Herald. 10
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FOR SALE-160 ACRES OF LAND,
house. barn. well. windmill; want ST.
Louis property. Address A. A., Box IS.
Herald. 16
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1foNIx IS xoA1

70 LOAN = MONEY. IN LAHQD on
small amounts, at lower rates Of 1ntereet
Shaf5 others charge, On al kinds Of COL
laterol security, diamonds, wAtchee, jow-
cry, pianos. furniture. hfe insurance and
all good collateral; partial payments re-
cetved; money quick: private once for
indtes. @. NJ. JONES, rooms 1914, "a B.
Broadway. 1-00-eo
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FOR RENT-526 SOUTH SPRING; UN-
furnished house to rent. u rooms.
WRIGHT & CALENDER, 2S6 west
Third.
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FOR RENT-$10. COTTAGE, NEW, SUN
ny. barn, plenty Of yard room, water
paid. Address A, A., Box 6, Herald. 10
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$4,000 TO LOAN AT TO PER CENT
net. on choice city residence or business
property. F. Q. STORY, S03 Henne block.
La w. Third ct. II
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FOR RSALE-COTTAGE; $500 DOWN. BAL
ance In instalments SIS month. Address
A. A., box IS, Herald. 16
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Business Property

FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
Colorado st., Pasadena long lease given.
Address MRS. J. b. HUBER, 1877 e. Col
orado ST., Pasadena. 80
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REMOvED-MRS. PARKER. MEDIUM
and Palmist: life reading business spec
ulations. mineral locations. removals,
lawsuits travels, marriages, children,
dispositions and capabilities: all affairs
of life. 4161i s. Spring st.. room 3. Fees,
80 cents and 81.
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FOR RENr-s2o; 7-ROOMED HOUSE,
barn; fine order. Address A. A.. box 40,
Herald. 10
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Money

WANTE1D-PARTIES DESIRING TO IN
vest small amounts of money with the
largest returns of interest compatible
with the safety of the security should in
vestgate the plan of the State of Cali
fornia Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
ciation Money placed on first mortgages
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO, Managers,
121 South Broadway. 16
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FOR SALES ACRES IN ONTARIO
water. stock. in fine fruit, best condition.
Address A. A., Box "a, Herald. 16
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WANTED-TO BUY OR LEASE SMALL
place near Orange. Address A. A., box
AZ, Herald. 16
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& WADSWORTH. ROOM
sos wilcox building, lend money on any
good real estate: building loans made; II
you wish to lend or borrow, can on W.. II
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Real Estate

FOR RENT-2is ACRES. WITH POOR
buildings, to let, for care and develop
ment of water. Address MRS. j. b. Hu-
BER, 1877 f. Colorado st., Pasadena. IL
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FOR ExCHANGE-FINE LAND IN
Hole county, Texas; will take Ventura
county property In exchange. Address
F. F., box 20, Herald. 16
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG & MATTHEW'S, WHOLESALE
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MARKET, 1876 s. Main ST. Tel. $50 tt
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ron n11T1
Housss

roR RENr-sso, AN UNFURNlsHED
house Of rooms; partly furnished: SsS; *
b. HUBER, 1s7 Il. Colorado st., Pasa-
dena-
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TO LOAN-5 TO PER CENT MONEY.
BRADSHAW BROS, room 202 Bradbury
block. IT
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ST. AGATHA BOARDING AND DAY
School for boys and girls. 512 s. Alvarado
st. For circulars address MISS MARY
L. FRENCH, A. B.. Principal. II
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FOR SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. SUIT
able for putting under carpets. etc.. IN
packages of 10O for 10 cents Apply at
Herald business Office tt
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FOR SALE-A 15-HORsE POWER EDDY
motor. used only a few months; good as
new. Apply to NJ. P. THYE & CO., 3O1-
2O3 N Main st. If
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WANTED-A GOOD HOUSE GIRL is
wanted ir family of four persons; wages
$40 per month. Call at 113 S. Spring st. IA
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LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE,
212 w. THIRD ST.; oldest. largest. best; day
and evening sessions; terms reasonable;
catalogue free. II
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FOR SALE-$90O CASH, 5-ACRE RANCH,
3-room house, team. wagon, plows, etc.
Address A. A., Box 30, Herald. 16
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ST. AGATHA BOARDING AND DAY
School for Girls will reopen September
9th at 512 s. Alvarado st.. Los Angeles;
primary, intermediate and college prepa-
ratory departments. NARY L. FRENCH.
A. B.. Principal. q
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FOR SALE GROOM COTTAGE, $500
down, balance on time. Address A. A..
Box SO, Herald. 16
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NINE LEO, MEDIUM AND CARD READ
er tells past present and future. brings
the separated together. causes speedy
marriage; all those In trouble over bus
inees, love and family affairs should see
her. Cottage, 655 8. Spring st. nov1
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FOR SALE-CHEAP STOCK FEED ON
the Cudahy ranch formerly Nadeau)-
Pumpkins in the field.... $3.50 per ton
Sugar beets in the ground. LIS per ton
Corn fodder in shock........ $50 per ton
Alfalfa hay n the shock. .... 11OO per ton
Terms cash. Apply at ranch house, one
mile east Of Florence.
If H. P. SACKETT, Foreman.
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MRS. wALKER( CLAIRvOYANT AND
Lfe business reading medium; all busi-
ness AFFAIRS Of life looked into for the ad-
vancement Of your future. S16h s. Spring
street II
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EXCURSIONS
LOST AND FOUND

EOUND-A LADY'S CHATELAAINE
watch. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this advertise
ment. Apply at 1914 Michigan ave. Is
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FOR ExCHANGE-HOUSE BARN, 8
lots. fruit, in Auburn, Nebraska; want
Los Angeles property. Address A. A.,
Box 81, Herald. 16
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To Purchase

WANTED-TO PURCHASE HALF IN
terest in steam laundry. Address A. A.,
box -, Herald. 16
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GUITAR LESSONS-PROF. M. 8. ARE
valo. Specialties: Technique. rich tone,
rapid progress. Studio, l26 Wilson block,
102 8. Spring st. II
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MEMS SOLES 35C; LADIES' 30C; TO
pay more is waste of money. 405 S.
Spring st. I'm
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FOR SALE-$65, AT END OF RAILROAD,
small cigar stand, billiard room, ETC., rent
SIS. Address A. A.. Box IS. Herald. 16
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Male and Female Help

WANTED-TEACHER OF GERMAN
and physical culture; $3.50 and home. FISK
TEACHERS AGENCY, 525 Stimsul
block. IA
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ASTBURY SHORTHAND AND TYPO
writing school. Private instruction.
1854 s. Broadway. nov9
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ne HERALD.

r1es for Classified Advertising
Ixness6 cents ger line for each
1Duekfyon. Nosice Of Msrffass, Birth
~ 0eath-- Free. Obituaries. Funeral
No61ees snd Special Annonncemenfs-
70 cenfs per line.
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FOR SALE-A 18Th. P. EDDY MOTOR,
nearly new and in perfect working ORDER
will be sold at bargain. Apply at The
Herald office. II
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CHURCH AND SOCIETY NOTICES

CONFERENCE OF THE CHURCH OF
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be
held at 29 5. Spring ST., Saturday and
Sunday next. Meetings at 10 a. M, %.
m. and 7:45 p. m. All are welcome 1915
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FOR SALEM SEASIDE TOWN. FINE
dairy ranch extensive milk route. Ad-
dress A A, Box 6, Herald. 16
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w A N T e D - INFANTS TRAINED
nurse wants a position; entire charge Of
child; best city references. Address x,
box 80, Herald. Is
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MRS. KATE HOsKINs. TRANCE ME-
dunn sittings daily; evenings by ap-
pointment; circle Tuesday evening. 25c.
at 822 8. Spring ct. II
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FOR SALEM ARIZONA, ONE-HALF
interest in good paying saloon. Address
A. A., Box 50, Herald. 16
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN; A SPLEN-
did Cabinet Grand Piano, in beautiful
walnut case. 51S Crocker st. 14-15-17
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FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN A
dairy and milk route in city. Address
A A, Box 27, Herald. 16
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FOR EXCHANGE - MODERN 8-ROOM
house for country property. Address
A. A., Box 81, Herald. 16
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WANTED - SITUATION AS JANITOR,
experienced. Address A. A., Box 3,
Herald. 16
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Situations-Female

ANTED-SITUATION AS TRAVEL
ing saleswoman; good address; expert
enced. Address A. A, box A. Herald. 16
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FOR WINDOW SHADES 90 TO THE
factory. 222 w. 9Th. Prices the lowest. Il
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SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS
l. d. BARNARD, 1l2 S. Broadway.
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FOR EKCHANGE-LANDN NEAR FAIR
mount; want Los Angeles property. Ad-
dress A. A., box 45, Herald. 10
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MISS VALIANT, NOTED CARD READ
er and palm.st. room 4. No. 330h South
Spring st. nov1
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FOR EXCHANGE - ACREAGE FOR
rooming house in city. Address A A, Box
10, Herald. 16
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FOR EXCHANGE - 80 ACRES IN KERN
county, want Colorado land. Address
A. A., Box 21, Herald. 16
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PERSONALS

LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATOR
Never falls; send cents for Womans
Safe Guard. WILCOX MED CO., Dept
2, Philadelphia, Pa. If
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FOR EXCHANGE HUNDREDS OF
properties. BEN WHITE, 235 w. First.
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FOR EXCHANGE-1k ACRES ON YER
non ave.; house, 6 rooms. Address A A,
Box IL, Herald. 16
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Miscellaneous

FOR EXCHANGE - GOOD, SOUND
Al, Herald. 1e
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FOR SALENSTEAM LAUNDRY. AD-
dress A. A., box 53 Herald 16
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MINING AND ASsAYINo
THE BPMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory, 124 s. Main st
r, A. PEREZ, f. NJ, manager. 12-4-tf
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FOR SALE-NATIONAL CASH REGIS
ter; total adder; gold bronze case; $S5. 12O
w. Fifth ST. IA
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FOR SALE-PHOTOGRAP OUTFIT;
new. complete, cheap. Address A A, Box
II, Herald. 16
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AGNES H. PLEASANCE. TRANCE ME-
dium; sittings daily. 355h g. Spring st.
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After Your Trade.

The we'll known general mercan tile house, "The Famous, |. Scholem & Co. proprietors, want your trade, aud having bought Il large advertising space ill the ARGUS, they propose to keep yon posted as to tAs special barg a:sls they will have to offer.
 Messrs Scholem arc thoroughly identified with the business inter ests of Brinkley and having | large stock of goods their we'll written q als will as usual prove in- teresting re,rling to the may linndrea of ARaUs readers iii Ao;i roe and adjoining cpllntics.
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Cotton report of Il. G. for week

H. l.. Haynie, the we'll remem- dered x-assessor of Monroe Co.,, and an old resident of f..ArlT d'~' ? at hIs hon in h ddii;iiin q i;ii1n pay ouauas morning. Another death from hematnria. Mr. H. was a good man of fine business tact, and will be greatly missed in his commun- ity. He laaves a wife and one son, Jimmie. to whom we offer condolence and upon whom we pray God s comforting aud sustain ing grace.
 Sewing machine and Range men are cnnvassing this County offering sewing machines at $Jo O0 and the stove at $73.00. They find some suckers who bit9. Strange that men can be talked Ill to paying such robbery prices when one can get as good stove as anybody could wish for $22 % and us good Il machine as anyone needs for $l6.00 to 5000. But the bigger the humbug the better it takes with many of our people. Tine humbnger can sell anything he offers on time
 Have you got plan to keep yon out of debt next years Well, the best thing to do, if you haven't is to get one, so come 10 that Mass Meeting.
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her daughter Belle home from a visit to her aunt Mrs. Belsha.

her daughter Belle home from a visit to her aunt Mrs. Belsha.
 Dr. Case spent several days at Indian Bay last week, he went to see MT. Haynie and found so many others sick he could not get home.
 Corn and cotton are rotting on the stalk ill the field something we never heard of before al this time of the year F. C. Brewing s.sys his goober peas are coming up.
 The colored baptists of Coffee Creek report the best meeting we have heard of this year. they heve had forty or fifty professions and baptised thirty-three into their church last Sunday. The meeting is still going on.
 Estelle Craig happened to an accident Sunday that may prove serious. She was riding a wild horse which became frightened and threw her breaking her collar bone. The Dr. thinks she will be all right soon if she keeps quiet.
 We never heard of so much dis satisfaction among the farmers especially those who are to pay money rent. We have heard Of a number leaving their crop because there is nothing in it for them. The farmers have our sympathy. They have worked hard and lived hard with the hope that they could pay out of debt and have some thing to live on during the winter but now they see it is impossible.
 Among tde farmers landowners and merchants, the landowner Is the only one that is sure of his money. We thlnk 1t is time for them to share the hard times with the farmer by taking part of the crop instead of money rent, thus giving the farmers some showing. Then let the farmers raise every thing they can to eatat home, and some to sell, try to live one year without going i'll debt then they can at least feel independent, even if they don't have everything they want.
 Prominent men are going to give practical talks and logical advice to those live farmers who arc going to meet in Brinkley Fri day Oct. 21st at 1 o'clock P. M. If you don't come you'll play the role of "moss back.
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c. E. Program.

The following will be the pro- gram for c. E. exercises at the Cumberland church next Sunday afternoon at 3 P. M., promptly I: Leader Pres, Mrs. w. D. Glov- CT.
 Subject: Our Society Work and How to Better It, Jdgs. 7:1-8, 1922 Song.
 Prayer.
 Song.
 Reading of lesson and comment. Song.
 Prayer.
 Song.
 What constitutes better Endeav- or work?
 More Christlikeness, I John 2:1- 6 --Cora Crutchmer.
 More love, John 13: :31 -38- Mrs. Rogers.
 More loyalty, Heb. 3:1-14-Miss Herring,
 More prayer, Col. 4 4:l-6-W. D. Glover.
 More testimony, Ps. 145:1-13- Miss Hodges.
 More fruit, Luke 13:6-9- Miss Tackaberry,
 Suggestions by society on better work.
 Song.
 c. E Mizpah.
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 who keeps company with g man who carries a gun in one pocket and a bottle of whiskey in the other. If a man will not stop drinking for his sweetheart he will not stop when she IS his wife. A girl who marries a man to re. form him advertises herself a fool. I should like to hear what the other correspondents thlnk. Ned you are on the right track, go on. Success to the ARGUS.
 IRELAND.
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-ea~f------ = . ssr-=----=7s- FROM MONROE STATION
Weather more pleasant.

Weather more pleasant. T. A. Hall has been very sick bat is better just now.
 Miss Willie Dixon is up again after spell of the shakes.
 Will. ]. Franklin, of brinkley, was here this week on business.
 Sayl II. c. l think you had bet ter go over and sec about Cuba.
 Mrs, kniiiin has been quite sick hut is better we arc glad to note.
 Rfn II q sse lad lfaia4 fritsiiif ritsiifif enough efiioet4 to last two years if 1t had been properly distributed,
 Chap Harris of near Marianne our enterprising gin and mill man came over saturday eyenlne he says the water k still very high
 J. + isckens one of ourold and citizens died at his home on the Stll. inst. He leaves Il wife and Il host of friends to mourn his loss.
 N T. Morris, the general mar- chant at this place is gathering corn. Tom says his corn is fine and will make abont co bushels per acre, and no telling how many peas.
 Estraycd or stolen from my farm near Monroe on or aboas the 7th. das Of Oct. 1898 one fine lar gs red monstselie any information loading to the whereabouts of the samc wilI le Iiberaly rewarded by II, Is.yar.
 The gin nt Monroe glnnei its first Iale of cotton to-day. Mcssrs Iiarris aaA knliIlii, inc proprietor say they are ready b gln alI cotton that comes, ansl will grind corn any day in the week 'e ueeo'no o,la;s llaeir customers. N3v Moavo has one of tae beAs eaaippc-l gas in Monro oaasy Why npt everybody oIna this way wali their cotton
 All ofilc eatesm Ing feam are going tc allend thal Mass Meeting in Esrisskiey Des ise sf Ii you don'i sa you will miss ' good thing.
 BILL.
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Revival Notes.


 The revival at the. Methodist church began Sunday last, Rev, w. B. Hayes, former pastor of the church, preaching a splendid sermon both morning and evening. Doctor John H, Dye, the well known pulpit orator and presiding elder of this district was procured by Bro. Graham to assist in the meeting and itis needless to say that powerful and interesting ser mons are being preached, the fruits of wi ;"h har-
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Cotton has been damaged by tlle recent rains.
 Farmers are gathering their egops very fast
 Health of ille community is gen orally good Only ! few are os the sick list.
 Fhe steamer iolanthe wa late tlis trip oa account If her raadee helng out oi fix
 The recent rains have s~olIea the riycr ani u9er-ilowei Blsc. 6iMaacr lotiDn making l~4aN sgsa',le ioF those w.io haze stock n ilie low bottoms,
 The caehe River Packet e. ;lre doing | good business hauling slaves, which makes one feel likc tue pioneer sfean.hoatinw days were about to come sgaIp.
 The protraeted meeting is to start at Nelson , school hons next Sunday, aud we anticipate much gool Bro. iE9rl ess IS good man and always speaks so Inc. point.
 What can yoaag lady ezpess
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BLACK ANKLE NOTES.

More rain, more rest. Corn and cotton, both rotting. Mrs. Mary Perkins has been quite Ill for several weeks.
 N. Perkins was the guest of H. N. Darials Sunday.
 Gathering crops is very much hindered by excessive rains. $. D Sawyer and others will start to the Mt Vernon Baptist Association Thursday,
 FOUNDER.
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TURNER PARAGRAPHS.

Wilburn Thomas got back from koe | few days ago,
 Mrs Fanaio Ligaifeet yisiled her faagIter Ms sIgaasaui ns BlaelStom lass ws'ek
 W J pope at'l sa.ally spei ( few days Inst sssss isaFe wsEls As lnother wlis sas l,sess sit.s as.iss, wInle.
 Air. Slscespa sss hs@ < really Ier celd wralner lly Y ing lsis llAsas ' N , illssisl l:.s M ney.
 4 bouncing bssisy girl game X tl,s borne eg Mr aud Aiia Se, Z ' el'l [ lass fIllsg Nashes q xliilEI aoiiss @s
 Afrs s1arIila iiumsIton Ns;ns z
 efvei Iast Wednesday to bs,nf
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-.tSt Ills..
So iA5-- nounced that his sernl...

n0unced that his serm,.
 "Signs of the Times-Watcnn4a.. what of the night, "On account of sickness and other unavoidable causes preventing the attendance of many who were anxious to hear thls discourse, 1t was decided to postpone it, and Dr. Dye preached splendid sermon on |"Diplomaey," in its stead. The beauty of this preachers textsand preaching is that it is a complete demonstration and application of the christian religion practically applied to every day life If there IS any one thing in the world Ethat is practical it is and should be. religion. If there was more practical christian diplomats in the ministry of the John H. Dye sshool, this old world would grow better and brighter at q rapid rate Go out b the meeting. That big hearted christian and pastor, Bro.
 Graham assisted dy his noble and earnest co-worker, Bro Holloway of the Baptist church will be on hand to welcome yon.
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RAYMOND ITEMS

Nice weather once more.
 Wallace Graham IS back at En- gels.
 Mrs Holwell is on the sick list this week.
 J. D. Parker was in our little town Sunday. ! Joe. Rowland went to Clarendon Sunday on business-of course. The young folks had a social at w. M. Hills one night last week
 The new south oil mill of Hel- ena, is repairing seed house and scales at Raymond. They only gire four dollars u ton for seed. LITTLE RED RIDING Hoop.