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E0uND-ON MAIN STREET CORNER
l. Fourth-A gold-bard bracelet. Owner
can have by calling at this Office. proving
property, and paying for this advertisement.
dec2O-tf
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-
NOR 5ALE-LOT 202X2S3, MAR RAY
Il mond Hotel, Pasadena, at bargain
Must sell. J. c. WILLMON, 1873 ". First
street, Los Angeles. lsn1 TT
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EOR sALE-NEw TwO-sTORY, 6 ROOM
house, hall, bath room, pantry, large
closets, well, etc, cor. 18th and D streets.
bargain. Electric tract Price $4,000.
nIl-lrn<
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LOST ANap E'sssiNtI.

I ,osT--A BULL BITCH WITH LEATHER
II collar Goes by name of Tntes. Re-
ward at 265 North Main st. jan3 ST.
ESTRAY HORSE-CAME TO MY PLACE
IL white mare. Owner will recover same
by paying for this advertisement and pas
turr. B. FERREA 90 Date St ianl St*
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ESs-TRl COLOR LODGE, No. 90, X. OF r.,
@,S meets every Friday evening in Py--
tht.t Castle, "a Spring street. Sojoul ming
nights invited. II. +. PAYNE, c. G.
IsAhC s. SMITH. X. OF r. and 8.
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SPECIALISTS.

nR. e. EDGAR SMITH--DlSEASEs OF
~ women a speciality. Rectal diseases
treated by the Rriukeikof Painless sys-
ten. Ifonrs--9 A. n. to P. NJ. Offices
Corner Of Spring and Second streets, Hol-
leuheck block diff
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BOARD AND LODGING.


CT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRST
y class. Rooms to LET en- suite or single.
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ENOSI KSl9iNs


DblLalPS PCPULAk lPLEAoUkE PAR.
i ties for all points East. leave los An.
geles January 18th, February 18th, March
l5tn and 29th. Gall onor address A. PHIL.
LIPS e. CO., 49, N. Main street, Los An
geios. jana
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-EVALE HELp.

WANTED Two GOOD BOZ . 10 SEhV :
w HERALD routes. Wages S25 month.
Apply to VIGNES & McGREGOR, 1876 N.
Main street. jan1tf
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FpssHIE ERYsA 'NHKS,n'S.

y 8. SALISBURY, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
D. let. Ofice in Los Angeles National
Bank Building, corner First and Spring
streets. Hours 10 to II \. NJ, 3 to S audi to
er. NJ. Residence 53S S. Pearl street. Tele-
phone Nos; Residence, 577; Once, 597.
dIS.fs
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NOR sALE-NO AGENTS. NO HUMBUG.
Il And old established grocery store.
sickness of partner csuse Of sale Price,
$500. None but cash customers need cali
Five years lease, worth $1,000. Address
SACCOCIO II TICE, 2OI Upper Main Street,
d1Qtf
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.s- :
EOR sALE-LU1s IN MVNrnLY IN
i stallments at $3.50 each. See Humph-
rey 4 Higgins al III another column.
Dec. lit
NOR s.ALE-NEw SEVEN i;U ON HOUSE,
Il furnished, at santa Monica particulars
room IA. koeder block. Spring 81. Dll1m
EOR SALE-TO EXCHANGE: GILT.
4 edge cal estate for lodging 3use. J.
c. WILLMON. 1873 W. first st. bud Inns
nor sALE-sO0-ACRE CHOICE RANCH
Il al $50, on rsilroad. in this co,n'y, with
water. See Humphrey d Higgins Sd In an
other column. Dee. Him
DIOR sALE--,A FoU R-KOuM House FOR
L sale cheap. Inquire oi A. Wiilhartitz,
real estate agent, =. North Main street,
room l. j2-3t
EyOR sALE-A CORNER SALOON: BEST
H. location i'll town; lease and stock for
sale, eventually the stock. Apply IL levin
q Flores, | is W. FIRST street ian3-tf
TNOR sALE-A ZIG BAKGAIN: TWO
L choice lots in Melrnse on easy terms.
Must he sold. Apply room 10 over Los An
eeles National Bank. dec21u
IHOR SALE-lN SAN PEDRO, NEW IODG,
ing house with 2e rcsus, view of ocean
splendid opportunity. at cost price. Apply
4. C.utcher room 2, No. IS ". First st.
d3O.tf
FOR sALE-NEW TWO-STORY, 6 ROOM
house, hall. bath room, pantry, large
closets, well, etc, cor. 18th and D streets. A
bargain. Electric tract Price $4,000.
d1l-1m"
NOR sALE-LOr 2O2x2a3, MAR RAY
i mond Hotel, Pasadena, at a bargain
Must sell. j. C. WILLMON, 1873 ". First
street, Los Angeles. Jan1 TT
TOR sALE-HORSEs CONSTANTLY ON
hand, COACH rs, gents driving, kind
family and general purpose classes. All
Is Truman street, East Los Angeles. d31-Stt
EOR SALE-$6o-FRESH MICH COW
l. and calf; gentle and good uilker; three
rick streets, East l.. A., one block from ter
minus of two.horse line. jams 2t*
GONE OF YORBA'S SPECIAL1TfES, NO. ]
- Market street, opposite Court House.
House and lot in Ella Hills tract. $500;
lot in Brooklyn Heights $3.50; A lots each
near Fulton Wells Gil the Santa Fe Road,
$3.50 per acre. For more specialities call on
US. dl1-lm
DOR sALE-$75Oo-THE TOWNSHIP OF
IL Savanna, on 8. P. r. R.. next station
east of San Gabriel. Over 100 lots; title per
feet one-third cash, balance in oneand two
years; lots south of and adjoining depot.
Address A. b. HOTCHKISS. Cotton. i2-tt
NOR SALE MAGNIFICENT ORANGE
l. orchard for sale; 10 acres, 10 years old,
in midst OF beautiful scenery, cminently
suitable for a home site or subdivision.
Address OWNER, care of f. p. Sutherland
40 north Spring street, Los Angeles. dec21-tf
dor SALE-THE CHOICEST SPOT IN
Il Los Angeles, either for magnificent
home or to subdivide. Nearly 3 acres on
the clean side of Adams, near Grand ave
nue.; beautiful trees and shrubbery. HUN
TER 4 WALSH. lis w. First ST. dc2stf
DOR SALE-NO AGENTS. NO HUMBUG.
l. And old established grocery store.
sickness of partner Cause of sale. Price,
$500. None but cash customers need cali.
Five years lease, worth $1,000. Address
SACCOCIO ~ TICE, 2O1 Upper NJ ain Street.
d19tf
DOR sALE-A BARGAIN FOR THE NAN
l. who calls quick. Two scrcs on Adams
street, just beyond Western avenue. Four
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MRS. Dr. c L. SMITH FORMERLY MRS.
W. Bourcey has removed her residence,
I45 Bel!YGe aveure, near Montreal street,
and Will MAKE speciality of midwifery.
Ladies Wishing w be cared for can be accom-
modatcd at her house. Orders promptly at
tended TO- ,i.cIh
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Ssse,s gi'5'N NOTICES..

- 80 =
llee~~- -s, u ERRILL LODGE M. 300, |. 0. q. r.
Ss~c meets every Saturday evening at
Z 30 III Pythian Castle, "a 8. Spring street.
I1Dltf
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NOR RENT-THE NEW QUARTZ HOTEL.
Il being completed will be LEASED on liberal
termt-Can be filed with guests at once; 27
sleeping rooms; all latest appliances; situa-
ton finest possible; long noted for health
All Sante Fe trains stop at station. For terms,
etc, apply to CHAS. CAsSAT DAVIS, Allen
block, Los Angeles; or to W, CHIPPEN-
DALE: Duarte, 11Deetf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-04

d. NJ. Hoy, Nu. No
ACULIsT AND AuRIST, LATE RESIDENT
~ Physician of the Eye and Ear Hospital,
Worth street, New York. At 45lz North
spring street. HOurs--9 A. NJ. 10 1 p. NJ, aud
To NJ Sptf
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gss1.Os ANGELES LODGE, No. rs, i. 90.
k>S F. Regular meeting held on Wednes-
day evening of each week at 7:3O O'Clock.
Sojourning brethren in good standing are
cordially Invited,
II. H. CRAWFORD, N. G.
En- r. pPAIsn r q
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GOMEZ OF YORBA'S SPECIALITIES, NO. ]
House and lot in Ella Hills tract. $500:
lot in Brooklyn Heights, $3.50; lots each
in East Los Angeles, easy terms; $50 acres
near Fulton Wells CD the. Santa Fe Road,
$3.50 per acre. For more specialities call on
us. dll-lm
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TOR SALE-HORSEs CONSTANTLY ON
hand, COACH rs, gents driving, kind
family and general purg3se classes; an
Is Truman street. East Los ANGELES d3l ST.
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$4,000 f8E ana weiAsSius our fa2
niture store, This business is situated in
the very center Of the city. Very low rent.
First come. afst served. jacob & co,
rs South Main street 1897
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EOR SALE-$6O-FRESH MICH COW
L and calf; gentle and good milker; three
years old. Apply at cor. Richard and Pat
rick streets, East l.. A., one block from ter
minus of twO-hOrse line. ian3 2t*
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NOE SALEM san PEDRO, NEW LODG,
ing house with 2e rosms, view of ocean
splendid opportunity, al cost price. Apply
i. C.utchcr, room 2, No. 70 ". First st.
d30.tf
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COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL-BOOK-
~ keeping, penmanship, aud arithmetic
thoroughly taught. Room IL, Schumacher
Block. l.. 4. LAWSON. Principal d2l-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

r OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
Ia Euglish Training School, corner Temple
and New High streets. Experienced teach
ers con plete courses OF study. b. r. Will
LIAAIS, Principal. dec3O-lm
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a-r0 FOR SALE ON SPRING STREET,
tU restaurant worth ut least $1,000
But II taken within one week can be had
for $3.50. jacob d CO., 16 South Main
'treet jan3-2t
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g1SAO-IF TAKEN SOON. WILL puR-
P-cOO chase a well established restau-
ant with large trade; located on one of
he principal business streets. This house
doing q business OF from 800 to 1928 per
day. Investigation lnvited. jacob & co,
l6 South Main street. JAMS 2t
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DOR sALE-$750o-THE TOWNSHIP OF
l. Savanna, on s. P. r. R., next station
east of San Gabriel. Over 100 lots; title per
feet one-third cash, balance in oneaMd two
years; lots south OF and adjoining depot.
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DROF. FELIX OLLERT, INSTRUCTOR
1 OF Piano, from Leipzig Conservatory.
Headquarters at Gardeners Piano House,
210 South Spring Street. i2-1m
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s00Os@sIryt store Rgm Nam hA ..4aet df Bo
ug u business of : 100 per day This is IA
'aFgain and will pay some one TO take it at
once. jacob d co, 10 South Main street
IAN, Ut
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espss sSs.le -.ssss, Ss.S,

NOR RENT-HOTEL FlGUEKOA, COR
ner Figueroa and Pine streets. ready
for occupancy January l. 1883. For par
tfculars apply 70 K. B YOUNG, Architect
Ofii"e, rooms and Q, Roeder Block, aud %
South Spring street. dec5 I'm
E,OR RENT-FOK TWA MONTHS, STORE
l. room now occupied by the S. Trans
fer Co., northeast cor. Main and First SITS
Possession given Immediately fine loca-
tion for selling holiday goods; will rent for
any kind of business. FORD & MYER, cor.
Main and First streets diff
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BUSINESS oaANCEs.

S2OO sale in one Of the best neifhpor
hoods in this city. Doing a fine business
md increasing every day VIII pay $3.50
Der month. JAC0RI Il CO., 16 South Main
street. JAMS 2t
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-05-10

1t was clear crisp informing, and from
This window there was only one interruption
to an extensive green prospect; it was tho
little town of Perthard,
Saving the houses of the town, and what
seemed to be farm on a slight eminence
about four miles away, no dwelling was
visible.
The iron destroyer Of the picturesque had
not yet ravished the immediate neighbour
hood, 30 Miss Bentley's residence stood
comparatively alone.
Shortly after breakfast, Willard his mis-
tress started for Elmsford Priory.
As they passed out of the grounds OF
Hardwood, through the iron gateway, Will
thought:
If I knew the priory, and che did not.
she would still be taking me there, Just as
she is now. Miss Bentley must always be
the responsible person of party she must
always lead.
Viii was right.
| "Now, Mr.. Tryfoil," said Miss Bentley,
when they had got into the road, II have
planned this excursion simply that we may
become better known to each other. For
some time at least hope so--we are to be
as members of one family. Now family's
we'll being is doomed, unless it's members
have pretty accurate knowledge of each
other ] hope, therefore, this walk of ours
will prepare you for the existence of one
drawback to your happiness with u.s.
"What is that drawback, Miss Bentley"
Will asked, little curously.
Miss Bentley's habit of saying what she
means in somewhat ugly fashion.
So far, said the young man, Il admire
the drawback"
The lady Of Hazelwood smiled, and Will
waited in silence for her next words:
Please do not imagine" she continued,
that intend to take your confidence into
custody, summarily and against your will
On the contrary, l havo Sir Landy Lind (
ssey's words that you are competent to teach
drawing, and have my own conviction that
you are gentleman. On the other hand,
feel the necessity Of telling you some-
thing about Ada and myself. If I do
not do this, Mr.. Tryfoil, am sure the mys-
terious gloom you observed this morning
will creep indoors, and sadden us all. Yes, !"
added Miss Bentley thoughtfully, ait is
right that should tell you"
You are the better judge Miss Bentley, ;"
Will answered. He was going to say, athe
better judge of that but did not, because
he felt that she was a better Judge of all
things than he.
Come, she said, Il will show you the
necessity. You came to us last night a
stranger. Recall Miss Wentworth's be-
hayior in the drawing room recall her
manner-or rather manners. during the
whole evening. AS stranger what con-
strucsion do you place on her conduct?"
am OF a loss to answer" replied Will
after some consideration.
You must have thought it over while you
were smoking that cigar. What did you say
to yourself? Miss Wentworth is"
"A mystery! An enigma"
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-05-10
HOUSEHOLD HELPS AND HINTS.

SCoTcH Broth. Scotch broth is con-
sidered excellent for convalescents, as it
is both appetizing and nutritious. Get
two pounds of mutton (the rough part
of the neck is best for this use), cut the
meat from the bones. remove all fat and
then cut the meat in small pieces; put it
In soup kettle with two slices of carrot,
one OF turnip, stalk of celery and a
small onion chopped fine. Add to this
one-half cup of barley or rice and three
pints of water. Simmer for two hours.
Put the bones in pint of water and let
them simmer slowly the same length. of
time; then add the liquor to the soup.
Cook together tablespoonful of butter
and flour until perfectly smooth. Stir
this in the broth and add sufficient salt
and pepper to season. Strain the broth
before serving it.
FRIED SHAD. Clean the fish. cut off
the head, and split it down the back;
save the roe and eggs when taking out
the entrails. Cut the fish in pieces about
three inches wide, rinse each in cold
water and dry on cloth; use wheat
flour to rub each piece. Have ready hot
sailed lard and lay in the fish, inside
down, and fry till of fine brown, then
turn and fry the other side. Fry the
roe and egg with the fish.
Eco SALAD. Put the crisp leaves Of a
head of lettuce in a salad bowl and add
four sliced hard boiled eggs. Sprinkle
dozen minced capers over the whole.
and add q plain dressing made of one
saltspoon salt, one-fourth saltspoop pep
per, one tablespoon oil. Mix and add
to salad, toss the lettice lightly and add
one tablespoon of vinegar; serve.
CoDF1sH PIE. Take piece from the
middle Of good sized fish, salt it well
all night, then wash it and season with
salt pepper and few grains of nutmeg,
little chopped parsley and some oysters;
put all in your dish, with pieces of but
ter on the fish; add cup Of good second
white stock and cream: cover it with q
good crust, adding little lemon juice in
the gravy.
FRIED PoTAToEs. Remove the peel
from an uncooked potato. After it has
been thoroughly washed, ont the potato
into thin slices and lay them ON q pan
with some fresh butter; fry gently a
clear brown, then lay them one upon the
other in small dish, and send to table
as an sntyenset.
HAM ToAsr. Chop cold boiled ham
as fine as possible. To one cupful al
low teaspoonful Of butter and half
teaspoonful of mustard. Heat this all
together. and put on your slices Of
bread, which you win have well toasted,
bpttered and arranged on platter.
Serve it hot.
CHICKEN Salad. Two chickens; two
bunohes of celery to each chicken; half
pint vinegar, two eggs, one tablespoon
salad oil, one Of liquid mustard, ono Of
sugar, one of salt. one salt-spoon red
pepper; beat the eggs and vinegar to-
gether until quite thick; then beat oil,
mustard and red pepper together, and
stir into it; add celery Just before using.
The above is sufficient for ten persons.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-05-10

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CHAPTER ".
MAD OCCASIONALLY

MAD OCCASIONALLY. ~
We o'clock the following morning.
Toll opened his bedroom window,
nd. for the first time, the air oi
~ at its best.
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Detectives froa various oattes iu the
country Arc on the lookout for Lovina Hart,
who can rightly b called the champion
. ale bsgsmiss OF the United 5tatsa Il 10
said that shc h the wife Of no fewer than
fou rteen men TO whom abe hes besn mar.
rio d In various parts Of the country. Min
Hart ives soymerly book sesnt but a. IaSe
she hes been hilipg the position OF travelling
ssleswomnn ior-H Chicago motion houee.
The woman Ia about 30 years Of aga dresses
In good taste, ana u noe good l0oktng, bpt
very fascinating and coQuottish. Her
modus opersndi hes been 10 register % Q
good hotel snd then lay her heart open for
male oonquests. She hes ha0 no trouble In
finding victims, aud hes always inaissed
UPON short courtships and quick mar.
rssss'. Bho would then inform her hus-
band th5t baf mother was III, and that ehe
mpst have flnas money. OF course abe got
the " boodlo" every time, aud then, when
the opportnuisy presented itself she took
the Arss ,rsiu out for another town.
John Evans, from Hazleton, arrived In
W!ibeeparre on Tuesday looking for the
won5aD. she tnsvried him abort time
ago, and gol s350 OF his money for her sick
mother.
Albert Thomas, Of Plttsburg, another
victim, turned mp on Wednesday. He 10
cns OF har numerous husbands She got
500 frQH him for his invalid mcther.in-
law,
Miss Hsrt was In wilkesbarre on Mon.
day, but har present whereabouts are I'M.
knoEas
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nsothsr. rotnorsi, saothsr. IN

srs you disturbed ut night ana broken OF
yuur rest by sick child suffering ana crying
with tho excruciating pain Of cutting teethf
II 81, 60 at once ana get bottle Of EARS.
wIEsLU S's SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii re-
l;cVs the poor little sufferer imme1jately-de'
pen3 upon is; there 10 no mistake about IT..
1Aero is not o mother nj eartn who has eve
l.sed Sc, Who viii not tell yen at ocae that It
VIII regulate the bowels. ana give rest to the
mother ana relief a1d health TO the child,
operating nko magic. 1t 10 perfectly safe to
use N gil cases ana pleasant TO the tase. and Ia
the prescription Of one OF the Oldest ana best
fsn6ls phYsioiRns and Durses in the United
States. sold evsrywhere. 20 csnN bottle.
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