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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-10
SItuatlons-FemaIe
Money

ANTED-MONEY-I HAVE CLIENTS
who want the following loans:
$1,000 for two years, per cent, on 16
acres of fine land, with free water, we'll
located near San Bernardno city
Worth $1,000.
Wanted $500, two years. per cent
on a five-room cottage, Twelfth near
Central.
Wanted 1920, two years. per cent
five-room cottage, Forty-third. near
Maple avenue car line. BEN WHITE,
3A BrySon block.
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Rooming Houses
100-ROOM HOTEL,

1OO-ROOM HOTEI.
We have client for aboVr who will
put up $4,000 while build :. Lease
must be not less than 10 years. Brick
building required and close in and
good location. Send full particulars
to
The JOHN II. STEVENS LAND &
BUILDING CO.. 232-3 Copp Bldg,
South Broadway
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BICYCLES

BIcYcLES-WHATs THE USE. THE
punishment you get In the next world
will be plenty, so don't punish your
hard Take things easy; ride racyed
That ism [ work; it's fun. They run 80
much easier than bicycles. Get a
chance on two ON that motorcycle we
are giving away. One chance goes
with each 81 you pay into this store
Special prices on everything this month
RACYcLE STORE. Az s. SDrinR St
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FOR sALn-IIOTTsEs-


FOR SALE-HOUSES-
It's really astonishing to read. day af-
ter day, where a house that we have
built has been sold In every case the
selling price Is $500 or $1,000 greater than
what the property cost the seller
1t is a fact that houses we design sell
at sight.
When you take into consideration tbe
fact that we furnish plans and specif-
cations free of cost, and that we fur
nish the necessary money to build the
house free of cost. and that we charge
such small percentage of profit on
our work. we think you should respond
to our call when you are in the market
for a house.
We want you to sit down and study
over this matter and we are sure you
will decide to build on that vaacnt lot.
We have great many plans i'm the
office of different kinds of houses, and
we would be pleased to show them ia
you at any time, and explain the diff.
ferent details
Yours for good work.
j. BURR1S mitchell & CO.,
Contractors and builders,
H2-414 Douglas building.
Sunset, Black 1891. Home 3774.
$75O--s2OO cash, 2-rocm California
house.
$12Oo-s1OO cash. 4-room California
$1200-Cash, 3-room plastered house.
$175O-$4O0 cash, $40 month, rooms,
modern. .
$1S50-S200 cash, SIS month, rooms,
modern.
$2100-Cash, rooms, modern.
$216O-$5O0 cash, $50 month, 6 rooms,
modern.
$215O-sSO0 cash. $50 month, rooms,
$2350-$5OO cash. 20 month, rooms,
modern.
$265O-s1OOO cash. 1850 mtg, Z
rooms, modern.
S3500-$2000 cash, rooms. modern.
$375O-S2O0O cash, mortgage, s rooms,
modern.
$4500-$2OOO cash. mortgage, 10
rooms. modern.
$5500-h cash. mtg. one 6, one Z
rooms, modern.
r. e. IBBETSON e CO.,
312 Trust bldg, I'd and Spring,
Main 2212. Home ,241o.
to sell these houses. Just down
town representatives of owners. Get
information here, then see the own
ers.
rooms, lot esx15O, modern
monthly.
10 rooms, lot 5ox13O good income
property at 1854 e. 29th. Only
4-room cottage. lot 5Ox14O; a snap.
at 422 Echandia st. Only $500; just
800 cash and $12 per month.
II rooms, lot 40x15O, at 2643 Mon
month hnit1 "a, aye ,eoo EnSugh said rn.t Price
overlook this for a good thing.
s rooms, lot 40x140; It's beauty
and very cheap at $500; only $500
cash and $50 per month. See 1t at
THE GRAY REAL ESTATE co.
Home 671S. 521 StimsOn Bldg.
Not agents. but owners represen-
tatives.
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MINING AND AssAYlNe


FOR SALE-CHEAP
-Four good gold mining claims at
the Tonopah gold fields or cash re-
quired to form a small syndicate TO
further develop before forming com
pany; worth considering and every
Indication Of big. results. Call and
interview
STEVENS,
Room 232-3 CODp building,
South broadway.
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.PATENTs AND PArENr RIGHTS

PATENTS-l FURNISH MY CLIENTS
with copies Of all correspondence had In
nish free OF charge complete copies OF
drawings and specihca tiolsi retain this
for future reference. j AMES X. TOWN
SEND, Bradbury Block Phones SH.
HAZARD & HARPIIAM PIONEER
Asey. Citizens Nat Bk.N bldg Book
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

Mrs. Stevens Domestic Employment
Bureau will furnish high class help
in all branches. List your wants
with her for immedia and satisfac-
tory results.
Rooms 1928 COPp building, So.
broadway.
Home Phone 40II. Onice hours no
, to 4.
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CHURCH NOTICES

Sunday services at II a. m. and 1880 p.
m; early celebration holy communion
on third Sunday and Saints Day, at 1880
a. m. Strangers especially invited Uni
versity cars pass the door, Those deslr-
Ing telephone connection for .'Shut-ins"
telephone 1912 Church physician at the
church every morning from $3.50 to $3.50
Services and medicine free to all. Church
open daily for private prayer from 8 r.
m until D. m
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CoLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
415-417-419 San Pedro st.
Main office 3A South Main.
Phones Main lit, Home 2154. New and
absolutely fire proof storage; private
locked rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos,
fine furniture, etc. Trunks, boxes. etc,
stored, 25c to SOC per month. We solicit
your patronage.
WE SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
and from the east and north In our
own cars at greatly reduced rates.
BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
244 South Broadway.
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BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMANENT
minister of the Los Angeles Fellow
ship, will speak at BLANCHARD
HALL, 235 S. Broadway. this morning
at II o'clock on "The Jungle; or, the
Cause and Cure of Our Social Sickness"
Miss Helen Tape, soprano. will sing
Faith in Spring" by Schubert, and
Alfred u. Walper, violinist. will play
Romance" by Thome. Doors open at
10:30, All seats free and the public is
cordially invited Sunday school at $3.50
a. M. Reynold e. Blight, supern-
tendent
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRISTI. SCIBN-
tist.simPson auditorium. 734 s. Hope
street Services Sunday IL a. m. and
p. M; sermon from the Christian
Science Quarterly. Subject. rs the
Universe, Including Men. Evolved by
Atomic Force?" Children's Sunday
school $50 a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting at o'clock Reading rooms,
510-5l1 Herman w. Hellman bldg,
Spring and Fourth sts., open daily,
Sundays excepted, from a. m. to
p m.
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FoR REN1
Flats

ron. si4 MONTHLY YOU CAN RENT
furnished complete nice sunny out
side rooms; electricity; gas range hot
water, phone; close in at 1920 WEST
NINTH ST 1923 also 1893 and 1141
w. FIRST ST
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TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH-woR-
Eighth and Spring Preaching at
II q. m. and 1880 p. M, by the pastor,
Robert ]. Burdette. Professor B. p.
Stout one of the most successful and
most popular singing evangelsts" In
the United States, will sing at both
services Topic of morning sermon
The Man Within the Man" Evening,
'The Parting of the Ways" A most
cordial invitation Is extended to ali
persons to worship with us, with a
special welcome for strangers and WIS.,
itors IN the city. Make the Temple
your church home
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FINANCIAL

LOANS NEGOrIATED WITH CAkS
and promptness JAMES B. THREL-
KELD, Notary, 201 Fay Bldg. 326
West Thtgc ct Main R9S. Home s2bS.
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CHURCH OF THE UNITY. SOUTH
Flower st, between w. Ninth and W.
Tenth SITS. Morning: Organ, "Andante"
Guilmant; anthem Festival Jubilate"
Hanscom; hymn-anthem (Nevin). Mrs
Colby and choir; response (Foote) Of
fertory; duet, BE Glad, o Ye Right
eous' diosmer) Mr.. Zinck and Mr..
Bowes. At O'Clock this evening, Du-
bois' sacred cantata "The Seven Last
Words of Christ" will be given by a
chorus choir under Mr.. Colby's direc-
Johan Haae-Zinck and Charles Bowes
as soloiSts
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THE SUNDAY AFTERNOON vEsPER
service at the Young Women's Christian
association, June 10, will be led by Rev.
W. w. Logan, pastor of the United
will speak on How Christ Removes
Doubts The soloist, Miss Pearl D.
Teetzel contralto, will sing Rock Of
Ages" by Remick.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

THE L. A. VAN. TRUCK AND SToR-
AGE co. MOVE, PACK, STORE AND
SHIP HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PI-
YouR HoUsEHoLD GOODS AND Pr
AMOS EAST, WEST, NORTH AND
SOUTH. WE ALSO MOVE OFFICES.
SAFES AND MACHINERY. PROMPT
AND CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN
TO ALL ORDERS. 51S s. BROAD
WAY. PHONES-MAIN u.s. HOME
294 r. II. DUNSTON, PROP.
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FOR SALE
5-RooM COTTAGE
A2A0n

will buy a new beautiful home OF
rooms; all moderQ; high ground, See
HYDE with HpRCK-GWY YIN CO.,
106 s. Broadway
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Bresee Bros. Co., UndertdkerS

Removed to S55 s. Figueroa st.
Lady atten ndant. Private ambulance
Telephones: Main 243. Home 52667.
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CHURCH = CHURCH
Of Humanity--will be organized tonight
at MAMMOTH HALL NO. 2, SIT South
Broadway. No creed, no confession of
faith. no discipline, everyone eligible to
membership. Universal helpfulness the
watchword LEVI BOWLING and
PROF. WOOD of Boston will speak.
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Live Stock

WANTED-To BUY FOR SPOT CASH,
all kinds of horses, harness and rigs
Phone HOME 24S34 and will call i'm
mediately.
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SOCIETY NOTICES

If you want to buy, sell or exchange
real estate. ranches or eastern prop
critics see the JOHN n. STEVENS
LAND & BUILDING CO., 232-3 Copp
Building, So. Broadway.
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Miscellaneous

----~>~--~----- -~-,-~-----0~~~oOO1
LOST - ON THE ROAD BETWEEN
hand satchel containing watch and
money; finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same to DIR. II. w. MINNEY,
lO912 N. Hope ST., Los Angeles
LOST-PLAIN WATCH WITH STAR
and chip diamond in center pin at
tached: lost on car or somewhere near
9TH and Broadway Reward If returned
TO 1O9R S. BROADWAY, room TO-
LOST-A FOX TERROR DOG, WITH
white, black and brown head, tagged
with license No. 1855; answers to the
name Baby. Address III S. BURL-
INGTON.
FOURTH OR SPRING, Sill
yer watch fob Finder please leave
at cigar stand of Cafe Bristol and re-
ceiVe reward
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ORR & HINES CO., Funeral Directors

Have moved to their new building on
the N. E. cor. 10th and Flower.
Both phones 81. Lndy Assistant.
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TO LET STORES
s75-TO9 w. Seventh street.
s20-1O17 w First st. and rooms
s20-102s w. First st. and rooms.
S1S-10S So Beaudry.
S25-1011 E. Ninth st.
II. WIESENDANGER,
312 Merchants Trust Bldg.
FOR RENTS -s2o-wATER INCLUDED.
a, nice, modern, sunny flat. five rooms
and reception hall. opposite park; no
objection to children. 1926 Temple
street. BEN Whit r., 3O4 Bryson block.
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ST. ATHAN NASIUS' CHURCH, EPIsCO-
pal, Rev. j. Mcconnell, rector in
charge; holy communion, 7:SO a. m. !;
morning prayer and sermon, II a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, 7:45 p. m.
The Rev. M. Idleman of OXnard will
take all services today. All seats free.
Welcome.
FREE READING ROOM. METAPHYS-
ical circulating library, GIL Grant build
ing, corner Fourth and Broadway. A
choice line of books and magazines are
on sale. Reading room open to the pub
lie from Y until p. m. HOME
PHONE 1715.
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ST. PAULSS PRo-CATHEDRAL, 523 S.
Olive street mear all the leading hotels).
rector Services, Trinity Sunday, 1890.
$3.50 and IL 100 a. m. 7:45 D. m. Young
peoples meeting, GAS p. m. DR.. Wilkins
will preach. Subjects. morning, "The
Christian Doctrine of Cod; evening,
1.-The Gospel to the Young" a sermon for
young people. Common prayer, COM
mon praise, gospel preaching, gos-
pei welcome. The rich and the poor
meet together Come
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sChIEFf'MAN DENTAL CO.,
l0l N. Spring st.-Painess extracting,
Milling. crown and bridge work, flexible
up; all other hllings, Zoe up: cleaning
teenth Soc up; gold crowns and bridge
work. 300 up; sets teeth, $500 up.
Also open evenings and Sunday fore
moons.
FRANK sTEVENs- SS4I az sPRINC
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PENIEL HALL, ZZT SOUTH MAIN
street-A MONDAY prayer meeting is
Gospel meeting every night at 1850 p.
m. Sunday services as follows: q.
M, mems prayer meeting; GAS, Sab
bath school and Bible class; IL
meeting: evangelistic service at
night. Rev. T. P. Fergu son, Mrs. M.
P. Ferguson and G.. B. Studd super
intendents of the mission.
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LOSES
FIRE HO Sc
CONSIGNMENT READY ~ SAN
FRANCISCO IS sEizGp nv Az.
rHoRlrtEs TO FloHr FIRE.
AND COMPANY ASKS FOR
MORE rimG ON CONTRACT.

nsrauss ths gan Francisco aa.
thoritiss rammsuderet 1909 feet u
hose ~hica hal bern manufactured
fef ihe Seattle fire department. NE
Bowers Hnhber rosurauf thts nta4ns
ina psgiiiuned the beard 81 public
works r0r an snteHsipu - as
months iims in the contract theY
bad with ths ciiy fa7 tha delivery
% it
AZ ~ time ~ The earthquake II
80 California cts che hoes wee
WINS iu the epmpauYa warehouse
at thr place 10 saa neeaef - the
firs Department theirs b. fighting the
flames 81 vas promptly aaiaad aud
pas Into uss TIE beard POSTPONED
actieu On the peiiliau penainT "a
ingesgiEa an g. she hass supply
~ M department.
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GOLDMAN WILL
REMOVE BARN
STABLE HAS LONG BEEN A
NUISANCE TO TIE NEIGH
soaHooo AND COMPLAINTS
HAVE BEEH MADE TO CITY
health AUTHORITIES

~ result ~ numerous ea3a-
plants which have been made o.
urishppra 20 the health Department.
rcEariinE no alleged unaauItefN
condition os stable mainfainat ~
Fifih av. and Columbia 81. ~ I. NJ
Coimnu. the owner has promised
tho members q he board a. health
20 tear ths building down next
arrhh
Sanitary Inspector Ffaaah uaa
detailed 10 investigate the charges
that have reached the board nom
angry citizens and after the In
arecior had looked over the preiu-
isca. Mr. Coiman finally announced
that ho would have the stable re-.
moved himself
This stable has been source Of
great annoyance 10 the people lIv-
Ing near BY fof years aud recently.
owing 20 poor sanitary conditions.
has emitted uRuaeatink oder The
city has grown up around Il and tho
place was declared dangerous TO
health.
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eoeaauuts. q don. aaae. seed.
rice, crate. 10.
EGGS
strictly fresh fapeh eEEs. per toa.
81 oregon saurh. ths
Butter and Cheese.
NhHhiuafun rfsamrfF utter nsf ~
e Eastern fresh bfteh pr ID. -
Eastern. fffsh tut. per g. r. ranch
ttittsf PEE n. ie4sae storage Eaafsfa
tuh. per lh. ziasza. new Hlseahain
long :, he.n cheer PEI y. "a ,v.a-
Beu Daisies eheeae Pc ~ he Hse
cream bfieh cheese. per ~ "a block
hriaN per rs. lie dmhufNeH To. lse
View fafs ehessas pes II. lie.
p sisFr
Live ntd chickens Per ~ 4selfGHse
bfalisfs dozsa. = Ia e. iizs tuFksYa
per o. isffea dressed. per 10 leftr
live Esssa per IT, iaeIize dressed per
-. fslie I've ducks per 10. fQlle
dfssa,d PEE ID. 5alle
meats
Steers. per ID NJ. eaws. 10. a.e
Veal aer IL daldtse= mutton. usf
- isisri HHfinr iauh. per ~. ize
afstHsa Aaaz pr il. iae.
Live stsol.
wsthsfs sheep per 10. sisc. ewes per
~. g. stssfa per ID. ssse. COWS.
per q. SIC calves. per II sg7e
laniH. - head ~
Fish
IfHlibut. per II. r. unfuan trout
dfesmad per 10 tA8Isc ffnxeH silver
salmon. per -. r.. Chinook salmon
PEI ~ Iskr. founders. ia. as4e aulsa
PEI ia ase5 rock cod. per III fe.
shFiFnrA PEE ~ leef frozsn black
cod. per H. &C.. ifnR ead. per Is. tsfse
silver atnsits. hst&e PEI ~. OLYMPIA
eyutsfs per sack u sosfs o.. sazff q
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The MARKETS


rssfma nufsaas sosatoss us@o
se per ton. white River potatoss
ntoir pc tea Cal nee patatoss 10.
tssa YeztmM Denver untona No.
4 as per- rHf. hnHtn. ~
ane sashs fufahaaaa. nAek. ite Calf
ca hbaHa. per In S. carfusa per
sack. tffS4 q paHNssY. per fHHs 80 ~
- Aaaaes5ug4 taaaa faeH. pet hnN ade
~ MHs haHes irftmHe. g. a. Waf
smipa HaEA Est garlic. e. lh sue
fHaaAsfs ans F California eet.
tgF rHf 8aa sd T. hureefaNlah. per
be- tes native fhahafb peF ~ tHse
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a' '&ss % caring Tor ihs rsfu-
- nEivgng in Seattle from san
s'.a's'cp = rapidly assuming large
S.sosilans AMI thrsatsns 20 hacoms
rF,oa' pro5iem despite tha fact
=. s,aisis Il IN q position fo give
sNs . hundreds OF ahie- bodied
40 Homsn on short notice.
~ nigAt another party 20 igB
-. =. No Nornsn arrived from me
w. snd reported 20 tha central
slaf's1s ior msais and Idlainw
- nish' Al these we're pro-
vim somsthinE 20 sat anI
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WsiiR Weita spinarh per crate. -
fnulifioper prf crstr. 3 - artirhQkes,
TzraHus 81 y per fuk California rha-
hAfh. y boa. - iuH. f.A
Fruits
Ranan.N tree "a Of 81 per n.
Nsuatciiss apples. pr bon g =
So %. fancy appiSa. iofai per baK.
s. n choice spplca. boa. = tsf1.
fancy lemons box - i0lfts choice
ietnfaF per but. ssN1 q, fancy navel
nrAnEnF. box D. nM u rhNirn grafaEes
Per ts0x 3 rGaW tanEeflus oranges.
tsos o. fancy ..th basket fiFe. ~
California white rrr. saslh buNea PEI
ID. gc. California darkR. 1b.ih trxea. per
10 81 seslh bosss per III tisc. is.th
rartpnH 80. h-ih. cartons. flSc
tt casai 81 sts Halinwss dates per .,
t4ftlse nsw Yard dates ~. &C. liz
per h0n. u n, package dates rsr boz
t-% tranbcfrira, ptr box. 40.
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All Have Breakfast.

This mornings train brought IS
more ~ che unfurtnuataa. ard they
we're promptly provided with break
fact AZ the various restaurants Of
tbs city Bv noon Today tha total
arrivals numbered about 800 Many
or the earlier arrivals lad been pro-
vi1ed with employment aud others
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closhias Ia Needed,

Ore ~ The immediate and PRESS
Ing ueeis u che refugees is cloih-
Ing especially clean Undertaking.
for immediate use Many uf them
ESCAPED from The ruined city with
only the clothes they bad on their
backs. some ~ them only partially
dressed Contributions ~ clothing
for supplying These Immediate needs
are solicited.
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Money collected in al parts %
tha world send your bills. notes
MORTGAGES and bad debts 20 me
Correspondent ia an cities and
towns. Wages collected. RyCrson,
Boston block. white 1876. 'ss
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nANk cLFARfNns

A full line OF notions and general
dry goods constantly on hand at the
High School Stationery and Notion
Store. Tz5 y. Pike. corner Harvard
ave. and Pike. %"
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vith i88ziug fof tho might, though
the members of the committee Hera
kept bray until nearly midnight
looking after their.
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per gal. clans. $40 per sack. Dun
Esneaa crabs. ti0qQt %
Hay ard FssastuffG
East. wash. timothy. 90 per ton.
Fur Sound lflr1 per ton doubis
comp East wash. 90 per ton. Alfalfa.
80 per ton. wheat hay. 90 pr tOJ.
Eanf Wash oats a. per ton PUG
H1und oats. ~ per ton. whole corn,
- b per ton. cracked corn. SO per
ton. feed meal f2so9 per ton. mid
ding - ol per ton. al cake meal 80
per ton. bran. go per ton. shorts. 10
per ton. chopped feed. f1aH per
ton
Lime ard Cement
Portland cement imBorted per bbi
8 81. Portland cement. California. per
bhi 500 lees SO Tor returned boEs,
plaster paris. per bbl. 81. lime, san
Juan 4 Roche uarhur per Dbl. 81 ~
lime Tor iocEt consumption. IL.
fire brick rer A. so %. piaatfring
hair. per 10. &C. metal iath. per Yard
i19ss
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rrofu These reports THERE appears
fhaf Iffin difficulty miii be- rapc-
risaesa la rfasi1Iua employment az
common labor fur aIi who come.
The question - giving employment
e. tnadasmeu aud skilled lahuyefs
and To aofueu ia mere fiffieuii
ere. bias It IL heinx met bY the cora-
niffrs - well sa conditions permit
4 number ~ tr81esmrn have been
provided aith employment already
an1 other positions are opcn iu crr-
tain HHaa
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Pinney. the photographer. t0s CO.
iumbia st., IL forced 20 move. Photos
at half price for short time. 80
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Nlahaat Eafias ~ fh- rnrat
saaus Ni.is q Ttmtsr company.
as affsFst 81 xita aaFk ta larae
nambnf ia fhs oompanF-a mills At
nslsinsasm aa4 thsg uin b. sent
cat - faFitlY - nsn arrive uh9
s. lab safh steuiaY ueHt
ne syria ~ securing eusr'eFrrHt
fuF the auffrfefs has been isksn ln
Aana - EraNfefd 4 Platf. empinF-
msnf aaenta They have received
HaaHs urss tfum uauaFsfe ~ rs
ztnk Gangs Rad inmbrr willis that
Ehata So he practically no iifuii 70
shs number rf men who can 30
e.esn employment 60 snrh wnrk -
saau 80 she aiisa and eanlps ssn BE-
rat RI SHAPE fa - 10 wera on lBn-
haf e. fia fuah nrsiars certaia 90 be
received ffufH the stftkeu ri'y
Within seN days w. a. Henry.
y No hes thH construction contracts
Ter ghs Milwaukee Railroad. has in-
formed she committee that re- aonn
aH TIE eangpp eau 10 rut ~ shape
fer fhe accommodation ~ tho men
Sc Wia bs able So EsYs employment
ta thousands
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CARE FOR
REFUGEES

'sosLEs IS BECOMING SERIOUS. As OVER FOUR HUNDRED
HAVE ARRIVED m eITY-PLENTY OF WORK Fos LABOR.
tss But WOMEN ARE NOT so EASILY PROVIDED FOR
LUMBER CAMPS WILL EMPLOY MANY MEN
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rHs SITUATION TO-DAY.

! iooting continues aud tao q
\ men are shot Ten 90 be a
: court mAftial~d .
= Indignation increases against q
= tho militia. which viii be with. a
= drawn q
Hoconstfuetion 81 Palace. ~ =
= Francis ana Fairmount hotels =
= and many other steel atfHe. =
4 lures announced :
: Sun shines On refugees. wha :
> arr comfortable and epidemic =
= a. no longer feared =
4 Trains have takan out esa. :
: 900 people q
. sl.00a.000 transferred fruul z
. mint 10 banks =
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are bslns pfoyiied Tor o. int way
IS fanIaif ~ naesihie ThHtF men
Nsfe seuf e. the isuft niaaeieY
mfjs NHelsI asF. ffaaapoF1aiian lir-
EaN provided faf them. trgr fams
5lss nlH De- nfafits4 for at ths
Raehs Hafisor lime uerss az Horhr
HaFnas baases hrinK rrortdet ana
3 efk aleeH fha mfa 80 sunn ~ they
af5ffe shsfa
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800 nUns SUITS

Pins Imported scotch Twesis
casslfneHes. EefKes and ealaTlota
Al suits fzftn1 without charge
Regular see SUITS faF ~1.35
Regular ss.ea suite faf : lbs
Regular SIC % suits foH S.t.Sa
Regular 50 8a suits for sg!p5
Regular stfoa suits fer. Ss.t5
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7ss YOUTHS. SUITS

Neat Sahh9 styles for ths
Young Men AL the Newest Ma.
te1fatH. peffeef FITTING.
Regular - 80 suits for. $50
Regular g. 80 izu1fs for 49,
Regalar $3.50 suits for Ssi.S.l
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$50 cHlLoaEn's SUITS

E ard 7-nleae suits Noafalhn
Russian niausr Buster Wash
Suits etas Splendid Values
Regular s. 50 %uiia far .~t.f5I
Regular sou suits for $50
Hegniar x19H Suits fer SIS
Boys Corduroy skhee Pants
worth regularly zae. for aleI
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WoMEN's SHOES
Wemen's s24s ponEoia Shoes Tor
sssst- trs+as. t-ttt... .s@sN 80
Womeu'R Fancy nress shoes
hand turned worth $500 Tor
.-.--- .-..... .s.-.4.. SS. 80
Wemeu'a Fancy Patent Leather
shoes worth t2.so. for SI.65
Womeu's Extension Sole D0ngDla
Walking shoes, worth ss0e
for concurrence. ....... N.1.2.l
Women's French Heel regular
$500 Patent Leather Shoes. for
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