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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
RenI Esfntc-Connfrn

NIL F0R sAfF-TN THF VILLAGE or
" c~novis one q tie best u.iiis north - Grand
ksplos iuctullnR saw. shiocif snd = suinr mlII .
hsrzsin n tsteB son. 4 sis rrrTerfy 81 pfcrerIF
hsnd 81. vii pev u ~ las Ter cent rn psirt nsse
nraey Wou.f tske stem 80 g. exohsree PR
-
IOR st1E CHRAP-A NfrE FARw rr ~
4 sfres wita frsme hTEee o7e us sd 4
rusreT frogn Hs.is A7p.y e. M. = g. wax
frs q south DiV sion-sf. 14af
EOB SkLF-THE FARM EF1oNerNG TO
TIE e<fs7e 81 fhe ste Eieriei -rfrrrre rerfs,r-s
Gre ME xesf n tie rfI5. frnrr1EF Erid0szL lf
= frs ieirv fsru. o. tos FRA rsissne sn5 Tsr-
fenFnE NaT te so.d f-ow tfr 81 81 ~ err.
lcfe hrrIy te n. n ~ -sTfe s1r InlsfrstoF 3
Frslrfs q Inn rsrits ~ frrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

TIE achievements p5ssi Die ia surzsrY
seem - nave a0 llIaits. Al tAs recent
"inleFuafi0nal tuberculosis convention
Ia Paris, a spanish Doctor sald that Ia
The A4dfls hospitals encouraging re-
suits bad been obtained Dy the actual
removal of the diseased parts Of the
lussr. "la as.i,' As declared. We con
sideFed Lis The only method of effect
ing a radical cure 0f course. such
heroic tfeatmeat can only be applied Ia
the early stages Of che disease, bul when
tsken la time my experience teaches
ne that every trace of tuberculosis may
he efadieated. / believe Ibis aethod Of
nghiins the disease is destined % come
into general favl1. AZ % the medical
tFeai msnt, nothing has yet been dis
covered which sill do more than retard
or alleviate the course Of the malady.
Aiier having tried vaiuiy all known
remedies - have been forced o accept
the hope held out BY surgery. The lungs
.re LAID oren. the intercos'al muscles
removed The diseased parts carefully
taken opL the cavities remaining nIled
With prepared spongss, resectiOn per
formed. and the patient IN many cases
recovefs and lives out his llfe with no
furiher Indications OF consumption
THIS branch Of the subject was noe much
discussed Il being taatly understood
that ss Is next session the Congress
would maze 10 consideration a special
~. The spanish physicians method
did not elicit unbounded admiration.
and ths body negatively determined
That until such time As a slecidc or a
tettef means % treatment was dis
covered the profession would do we'll 70
continue 20 place dependence or
climate, food and medication, no.with-
standing that Ia most cases these at
best are bot palhatives.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

TO RENT-A YERl DESIRABLE FURNISHED
i roofn nor two. with board. al lSl n. Division.
81 8E
NO kkNT-A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM
10 private family, with or without toard, 2it
Nj Nernon-st sy7
WANTfD-A COTTAGE Or SIX or sFVEN
w rooms by ago0d, permanent tenant Would
Ike to get near car line. Address 5. 4. H., Telsr
gram Herald. 9JN
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

IcaS Nosr swore the sther day that
there sre two miliion snarchisss in the
Uasted Stsfee. Ne dent behave JozS
has counted tbsrr. snd K be tai We
sboniin's bsiievs hm.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
AKE sEoEF a MICHIGAN soCTHLRk.
kaisuszfsa Division

train iet-es Gra-d Fsrids for tiiers1 a
In ! n. srff~lrf there 81 =
Thrfizrh tcfffs SO ~ TffnciTsl points ln ne
Tuits1 Stsfss Mexieo and lsBsd& e. tri0n
Tiket Ossee
A. pwrrr-G r a rle-rland.
~ RooTz IeTas Ticsef Age1t
gro - Nrrsos CITY flcka agent
Tzktre eNere Ma ~ fest
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
lAkeIey Institute.

T5iscrSan Basrslne xne 1zg Seh6si foF Sifas
r-sn< Haven MArixss. Eleran1 rsw hafts lars
rerf<ff besxsre en6 rsTrl aszt1r r1o3e~n irt-
rrevcaesss -ar,ernsI sfeeF<aze< - ixrf sKee
rsac sr1 Ar Par >ru seV1E S&pf 81 fez
- p<rafcs - afd-t
kxs a. a NIX gssex. p~snesrsL
amn1 uunA -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

Notice 70 DgissB and Contractors.
J. Q. DE La Pierre & Co. de-
sIres contractors and builders
TO call and examine their
Walter Pateut Meta Roof
French Floor Ties, red
pressed and EDamsIed Brick
and Sidewalks. Livingston
block, corner East Fulton aai
Division Sta.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

What - to prevent eur City Fathers
from psssiHz an ordinances authorizing
tbs shooting - dogs which run ont AMI
bark Al lgisf. incdsnsivs psisstrisns a.
they pass9 Oeber citiss have such an
orfinauce. snd IL - needed right hers
where re doe nuissnce = slncst unsn-
sarah,s IN scua iccslitirs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

rksRFscs rould make a coed nevs-
rsper mau. Hs makes BIS stores shcrt
snd ~ ths point.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

(VANTED-s Ri EXPERIENCED
w nooskeeper Best OF city references fur
llshed. Address. =. tox ?, this once II
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

The Demccrsss srs At a dissdvsntsgs
N ore respect IN the present csmrsisn IN
Michigan. Tro yssrs ago they made a
crrslderscls smouut Of political cspitsi
ous 81 lbe fact thst LUcz vss a bank
osScisL Now thst buRr. MoRkS ant
NosroS are All bankers tins argument
wo,,.t ,x,rk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
HENRY +. WALCH,
STEN0GRAPHER.
Office Room 60,

New Houscman Building.
Opposite City Hall. Grand Rapids.
Mich. References, Chancery cases. De-
positions, DictstioH and general ls~ work
accurately reported and transcripts
promptly furnished At reasonable rates
Official Stenogrspher Of the Circuit
Court for Kent County and Notary
Public.
Agent for Western Michigan for the
celebrated
Hammond Typewriter.
Persons contemplating the purchase
Of n typewriter, should certainly call
and see the Hammond" More Ham
mond typevriters have been sold 10
Grand Rapids during the past year than
any other. Send for circular. A ooa
plcte stock Of typewriter supplies, car
bon paper ribbons and pspef constants
ly on hand. Telephone No. - Take
Elevator on Ottaws-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

roR sALz-cHFAP. FOX TVS DAYS. HorsF-
I bod fuTnifars ~ al kinfs ss Eosusfksf
f1ssf
I ard gar nsr6 good tsrgzi1 ~ ne r5gf
sne e. so1ta DiTis.on e
LroE saEE-AT : nl@fof 81 SCR 49,
skfr = ts1srcsx g. ers srT erefser y
strErfsc1. 1ddrsss y ncx T.ierrsas Eer.
"a s-oe F-ff
TOR ssLg-FAsT TRoTTF1 a4T s5FC7r
FInr reztxfer. Eenf.e sste ~ 49, =
trvs Roman. = Csrssst fssa
roH sEIF An FN1TRE rTTFTT or
-sEhfn<rT ~ fzf eees lzcnsrS 80
Es~ser~. pzrfr erstne for re-1ae a. er..rss->
- 9 = hwvAL - 9 6xax O. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

We hsTs s.w pairs or mems io~ shoes
Hznsn 4 Son = make. that ~ VII close ouf
st 81 So psir a HsacIu & Co.
- Aonroe- St
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
MOaeU To IO1n.
Miscellaneous.

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE
vi in sums from 600 TO si0OoO Low interest
A r. Antisdel. Office, Iovett block, 25l
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

"Is GacvsR CtSvxIAvo eligible to sh-
ofsice Of Prsssdentg' is asked By q corre.
spcndsut q ths Albany ~. - J0urnoL
The correspondent holds shss the Prssi-
dent is not citssa of Buffalo. and has
a. sueh place e rssidsncs az sesndids;s
for tie rrssrieucy Is required to have
undsr The Consufufior.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

The shortest Inc 20 Dstroit and Eskl Elegant
psTlor can between Detroit ard Gfsnd Rapids
Trains leaving nctro1 - . m and Gfsua Rap
lds T. - pm. run daily. oiheT trains daily ex-
cep sunday
GEo. L. SMITH. Gen kFt. Grand Rapids
"A. A ClEIIhfFR
J. =. MCLliKEN. Trseic Manager.
General Manager
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

fks ss@ksF - i1ne es - 2sy @assrtssssAs2t
60. 80 foaEs - eisaetx tAs sgl@ oss -
sssss ~ sssek- Asy pad sf = lac csSzts<
"a s2s Ill La
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

Bnik doesn't cou1f. NsP0sE1S. FRzD-
ERnK ard SH RlD8S vefe little MA.
Ga horseback they we're gisntz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

II ths exporting party from the Asri-
cultursl College can fud any way 10
msks the pine oarrsna "blossozi a. the
roos" they will dsssrvs the everlasting
gratitude Of The State So many acres
utterly useless cannot bs sfordsd in any
State. snd 4 any species Of vegetation
can Be induced 10 grow there smigstion
viii rsceivs q nav impulse. Bot II Is
said the outlook is not encouraging. and
Il may De that success may not be at
taiued very soon. Il Ia bound to come
~ lat, hossvsr. even Il irrigation has TO
be resortsd 70, snd thsn The resources OF
our State will De much increased.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

TIE bia tiuasr rat is s1 riehf. ard
great is ibe sorro~ q tie ovasrs Of lam-
osx soheonsrx
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

NANftD - COMPETENT GIRL TO 20
w gsnefel housewOrk. Apply a. singer sew
ins hine oaiees Ia n DlyisiOn ss.. Oh Aondsy.
-PASTMAKER ARIHURs. IS
w hStsfiooa. Smiths Opera blocs. 20
NANIED-t0 . ENkRAL SERVANTS " 10 81
W 10 cooks aud leuDdresees - % D., dining
nom girls s4Z. LADIES' p4ElorS 3 aud 4 Iower
Block aI7
WANTED-6iRL FOR CENTRAL HOUSE
" work. Apply at el9 Ransom a. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
For Re1it--HOsIses.

E'OR RENT-A FIRST CLASS DWELLING.
Il pine rooms one block from street cans. large
lawn. hydraulic city and cister water In kit
chen house In good repair. Inquire 4. f. Win
sor, 1913 Ottaws-st. 2g7
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13


Detroit kIprce hss paror car % Detroit. max
Ing direct connections for all points East arriving
IN New York at 1910 m. next dsv Limited
Express east has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids 70 Niagara Falls. connecting 81 Milwa8tes
junction with through sleepers 20 Toronto.
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
si d.. q. III. ". hallway Offices. - Monroe sL
and al the depo,.
Jas CAsrBELI- City Pass Agent
GO B. REEvH. Traffic Manager, Chicsgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

tf'sy. At ptben dsilv sx1ept suu1s5.
TsfinF necF--se 4 ~ - y
sleersrs esr rfgn ~ peciff snf sftnt3f ~
Jfe<Frs io src from Dafroit -FsroT ntr Tur -
Day F1fgess srS ~sos Esrae< Fxrreaz y sn1
fre1 Fetrrt rfs~~re rr,rFrpr icsz rrsfe - fserft
rfk a. fhroa4e trslne Fers~ Ttckess - seis -
non IseEst fs1es g. naure3-st and a. lnig1
ceFxt
f.Hts Fl Eopsx f}et1 Ar q Nonr1s-sl
= W kro4ns . > ard A. Chicsrz
TBg roYfLtR FLEtsrEE e1EtNF
! Tnonas Friarf = nskinr dsiF t<fe from
f'esnekeT = EGN tnrfsz srf retn<r
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
FMr,liture Stored.

RNITURE STORED, PACKED AND
II moved. EIpert packers sent on short notice
by kadclin 4 Holt, Ill south Division. 81, tele-
phone No. 9Ol Jan'y 2. SO
FURNITURE PACKED, MOVED AND STORED
L by experienced wOrkmen cheap al Ms g..
J. walkers second hand furniture dealer. II
South DiVision-sl l24tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

There are several Itsms IN ths MuLs
bill which Senator NCPHERsox would
hike 10 have changed. aud most OF ths
changes hs desires viii be incorporated
IN The Senate bill. The Senate bill will
probably place. mother ot pearl on the
free let and leave untouched at 20 per
cent. tho 2ssrl buttons which are made
from it. Tbs, The Senator Gays. will be
N the liss of tbs general policy proposed
10 tas MtLts bll. and viii De Of great
sssistanoe 10 bhs American msnufsctur-
era Of pear buttons
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

A travelling eglshion Is one Of those appli-
snces for eomfort which the experienced
tourist wln not neglect. An especially do
s.raoAs model Is furnished BY the handsome
All .srv lesable cushion shcwn Ia the c44S
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
Water Co|oIFTescOeing.
Superior IN Oil. in point of Durability q.
well ss Beauty.

pesigDs sDd estimates VII be furnlEbef IN s>.
riicstl0n. hy the undfnsiFDef fgf sriiric interos
cefoTstinf. osgfH letting In price sDa hro1fT of
finish With We paper oeccfsfions, - tee ~
the permanent vsief -soiof AMT y alsSnins
We guarantee % % this srtisfie and durable
Decorating ~ % - prU1uce better eN~eft f1r he
same suou1t o. money thsf Il would 90 - AZ
the~sut rrofn with rs,i uauef etther 81 ahssn
oT elaborate worA arc the ~orf e puarartesd -
10 perwtusnt snd that Il vii never fs4u.re fst-
rfber fnisr
The csiiinr ~ me rev cntrsnee - Powers
oFe-s House sam PIE o. one gfsds Of tsa
wOrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

BrsrSz 10 doubtless happy 70 sst home.
bat be has task before him that would
discourage most nso. The irresistible
demands oi bis friends IN every section
of this great L Union vii entail upon him
long mouths of totl srd travel. from
vhich younger man might shrink. The
welcome that was given Mr.. BLAINE in
New York Is only Toe prslads to srduous
sod sxksustiug labor. more exscsing than
that required ot other msn ia proportion
80 Mr.. BLAME stands higher IN the ss-
TEEN % his Republican friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
AGENTS. Udnfed.

4 FEW CHOICE ROOMS WITH BOARD. Also
"A day board. eau be had At so staie-st. 2ZI
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

EIt. = TIA EI-Ifd CT 0HIUN.
This cushion Is filed with elder down, the
rim and center being covered with bronze
plush which has been embroidered with
aoral design in satin, of which Fig 2 shows
tho constituent flowers, carried out in red.
lilac and olive silk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13
For Rent--BuSsness Places.
BO0rdip1.

Tor RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
1 No. y csnal-st. For particulars enquire n
q, A. BerWin. l34f
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-13

GOOD BOARD-DAY OR WEEK, AT 81
VI Turner-st. West Side, corner Third-st &c
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

UP.couSTRY papers report the army
worm as doing great damage to the Vine
yards in that section. Senator Stanford e
ranch at Vina has been attacked, and
Napa Valley is said to be overrun with
them. An obfuscated San francisco
journal which declared that the Mills
tariff bill would do our industries more
injury than devastating army Of ten
thousand men will have an oppor. unity
of obtaining enlightenment and correct
ing its laundering opinions if these re-
ports are true.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

poses by any Congress. Oregon is not
forgotten in this bill. Large sums are
set apart for each OF her rivers, for each
Of her harbors, for each bar or
cascade or dalles in the Columbia from
its mouth to the utmost north
eastern limits OF the State. Not
content with this the bill is to be
amended in the Senate for the further
benefit of the "Webfoot" State. That
Commonwealth has in the Senate two OF
the most skllful politicians in the Union.
1t is ali occult bit Of manipulation, in
deed, which the Messrs. Dolph and
Mitchell do not understand in all its de-
tails. To the Oregon appropriations, al
ready enormous, they have tagged on
100000 here and 100000 there, until
they have increased the total by $3.50 900
And there is all there is of the Oregon
steal, gentlemen
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

The Convention edition of the Cactus
is poesy indeed. The plant has gone
all to seed this issue, and like the teeth
of the dragon sown by the witch each
seed is long and pointed spine which
sticks far into all it reaches. The only
thing bad about these barbed arrows is
that they are aimed at the wrong parties
Like the warrio which sprung from the
dragons teeth their wounds are made
upon friends. For the Cactus man to be
a Republican-who would have looked
for such q mistake?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

THE III tied States Senate has of late
developed eood deal OF the arbitrary
spirit. These gentlemen while quite will
ing to play the autocrat, do not wish any
one else TO enjoy that privilege. This is
the very essence Of the spirit Of tyranny.
Senator has introduced bill doing
away with the two-thirds rule in passing
bill over the Presidents veto, and pro-
vided for doing this by bare majority
1t has not yet been seen that this is do
ing away with the veto power entirely.
For if majority is to be sufficient to
pass bill over the veto, why ask the
Executive to sign bills at all Z
This ia doing away with one
OF the conservative features oi
our Constitution by which each branch
of the Government has check on the
others. The tendency of the time is all
toward bringing all government nearer
to the people and more Immediately
under their direct control. In time the
veto power may be done away with, but
| it will Be one of the remains of conservat-
! ISM to go last. 1t will not be done away
until the Senators, to whom it is so irk'
some, shall be elected by the popular
vote. The President is chosen
once in four years, and by 9
method much more popular thar
the Senators who are elected once in six
years by State Legislatures. The Presi
dent is therefore nearer the people, and
comes nearer rehecting the popular mind
than the Senators do. We can trus
him better than we can the Senate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
PASADENA, May 10, 1888.

"No GENTLEMAN from Kentucky shall
swing his blacksnake whip over my
shoulders nor over the shoulders of my
constituents with impunity."
"Rats" In the language of the
gamin, "Rats!" Mr.. Baker, of Hi
nois, who delivered himself as
above on the floor of the House
yesterday, is either pretty old
fellow or he has been reading the Con-
gressional record Of 1858, or thereabouts.
Let us see, was it a party named Grow
of Pennsylvania who first delivered him.
self in Congress of this buncombe SEN
tence; and was he talking back to q
gentleman from South Carolina named
Brooks, nicknamed Bully" Of that ilk
The words sound bit familiar Mr.. Ba,
ker should try to be original and not rob
the grave for his thunder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

AMONG the last OF the Convention peo-
pie to take their departure was Mr.. w.
d. English, the Generalissimo of the
party in the State. He left here last
night by the train. Just before setting
out on his homeward journey and while
paying the HERALD a brief visit, Mr..
English expressed himself as delighted
with the manner in which the people of our
city had done everything. He thinks that
OF all the many gatherings OF this kind
he has participated in, the Convention
just held in this city was on the whole
the most satisfactory. The liberality OF
our people, and the masterly manner in
which the programme was arranged and
carried out had much to do with this.
Mr. English goes away full Of hope for
the success Of the ticket in the fall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
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The Mississippi Valley Horrors.

EDITORS HERALD--Who can read the
terrible suffering and loss that has over
whelmed the inhabitants Of the Missis.
sippi Valley without having their hearts
throb in sympathy with the sufferers
Let us imagine what cur feelings would
be under similar circumstances. Let
fathers think of their wives and children
subjected to the inclemency of rain and
storm with scantv covering and food.
Let us all remember that the motto of a
true Republic is Liberty, Equality and
Fraterni y, and let us demonstrate the
last watchword by helping our brothers
and sisters in adversely. Let our free
dom from such misery prompt our aid.
Enclosed find 800 to launch fund.
ANGLo-AMERIoAN.
PASADENA, May 10, 1888.
The above letter from one of our gener-
GUS, large-hearted citizens needs no COM
ment nor explanation. 1t is one of those
whole-souled acts which make us all
realize what noble endowment is a
kind heart,
The money will be forwarded to its
proper destination to relieve suffering
and aid distress. In the Ian
guage of the Good Book, this is an
example which says to us all; "Go,
thou, and do likewise" And if there is
any one TO follow this good advice the
HERALD will be most pleased to act as
his almoner and send forward any and
all benefactions of this nature which may
be sent to this office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

Mr. EDWIN BooTH and Mr.. Lawrence
Barrett are reported t, have made 5000,
600 out OF their seasons starring On the
American stage. 1t is divided between
the two gentlemen in the ratios OF sixty
per cent. to Booth and forty per cent. to
Barrett. MIR. Chase, the manager, is
said to get ten per cent, and if this is SC
he makes the entirely snug sum of $780,
600 out OF the season. Who says genius
does not pay?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

AMONG the echoes from the late Con-
vention is the very notable one that no
assessment had to be levied on the mem
bers to defray expenses. Los Angeles
llberality did all that Hurrah for Los
Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

lHE Convention is thing Of the past.
The last delegate has left the city, cast
ing longing, lingering look behind.
And now after two weeks of incessant
work Sidney Lacey viii get sleep.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
The ssotr tiarnenf.

There was al OH party
That had an old shirt
1t was old. 1t was bloody. oh, pahl
1t came out of grave.
IL was rotten with dirt.
II was foul and offensive. oh, fehl
1t was all that the party
Could say was its own.
For the party was old and decayed.
1t was n erely memory,
Drear, sad and lone,
OF all it had ever assayed.
Then blame not the party,
II lonely and old,
feelings to the things of the past.
The young day Is rising,
See its glories unfold.
The o,d things no longer can last.
Adieu poor old party,
Your glOries are dim,
The grave for your garment will ope.
New issues are wak'ning;
They call for vim
With which your unable to cone.
50 we'll bury your garment,
Wen bury it deep;
And Well bury the party there, too.
And over your ashes
Well reverendty weep,
As the old things give place to the new.
G. w. BURTON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
no,,ce 20 e,a,, Subscribers.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
10 the Ios Angeles DAILY HERALD win be
promptly discontinued hereafter. No papers
will be sent to subscribers by mail unless the
same have been paid for in advance: This rule
is innexible. AYERS u LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

NOR SALE-2OO FEET FRONTAGE ON
i Alameda street, opposite Los Angeles
street.. The most desirable piece OF property in
the city for large business enterprise. For
particulars call or FRANK McCOYE, % North
Main street. a22-1m.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

y{TANTED-TWO WOMEN, ONE TO COOK
w and do general work; one to care for ba
b,es and childien. J. B. MYERS or GEO. O.
FORD, 16 8. Main st. my18 IT,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

A GOOD, RESPECrABLE COY OF 20 DE
"A sires situation of any kind; is willing
to make himself useful at most anything Al
dress L, K, this Office. my2O 1ts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
wANrEu-ssre7ArI0

BLACKSMITH WANTS SITUATION, CITY
ID or country; is good hors -shoer and gen
eral jobher. Address Blacksmith, HERALD OF
flee myl 9 ct
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION. 1898 West Seconc
street, between Spring aud Fort, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
En-Na 4hE HELP.



WANTEO-BOY WITH HORSE TO CARR,
w route on HERALD. Apply Saturday at
M. my19-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

JHTANTRD-BY COLORED GIRL, SIrUA
w tion as first-class cook or general house
work SO Davis street. my20 2t*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

NOR SALE CHEAP TO GOOD TENANT
L The furniture, fixtures and entire co.. tH"ts
of the Carlton Cafe and hotel riI lrg room,
kitchen and thirty.two rooms complete.s arc
handsomely furnished. Purchase: given good
lease. Apply to MITCHELL CREIGHTON,
Attorneys, room 10, Allen Block. my17-u
NOR SALE-A HALF-IN,fEREST IN AN ES
Il ta5lished and paying wholesale commission
nusiness A cash capital OF $2500 required
For full particulars address X, 44S South Spring
street, Los Angeles Cal. my10'l6t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

40 OR 80 ACRES OF LAND MILE;
4U IRON city limits, toward Ocean, gooa
house; plenty OF flowing water; fruit; only \
viii trade sll or part for city property and pa5
some difference in cash. SHUMAN & SHORT
1874 w First ST. mYlS-7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
waNrED-MIsCELIlANEOUs.

NRENUH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION Al
i second girl. MISS MAUBE, 275 N. Main
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20
FOR sALE-City Property.

FOR SALE-City Property.
NOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY. FIRST
L street Inquire of AUGUST BRESsM Err,
l64 East First street. my 2Ou.
NOR sALE-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE LOT
IL near Temple street and Beaudry avenue,
with barn suitable for residence, for sc, 200;
worth So 500. Apply to w H. MCINTOSH,
13 South siair street. mylS7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-20

NOR SALE-A FAMILY CARRIAGE HORSE,
II years old. Warranted gentle every way.
Call at 800 Eighth street. near Olive.
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