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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-11
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.

GsAsn RArIss. Mich 4 prii c. fssl-
Sealed pTapas4is Nil be FSoesesa ~ the
once ~ the board Gatt saturday. April II,
Ess3i ~ Gs>t 3 r.. Ter far Improvement 81
Teafh street fTem arth frplf street 20
Bra~as - street. secorotRg - the pi~ns and
sp4e heNtiens en- hie at he edle~ Of the Board
IAe BOARD reserves The rlsnt 10 reject Aas
o. al tla&
bach bidaer shall deposit with MS repossl
the sura al sie.ee 80 DC lsFirstoa - tae Niiy 81
tsra.la l,aplas IA &C Slsal Tai 10 eater ato
S1asrzrf IN accofdGBee Ntta bis proposal.
shaaid ais said prapssl be accepted rs tas
board ~ fghstc Works
Al proposals aaGsf De made upon oiaaks tnat
viii be furalsnea ap3n application 81 The eilcs
Of the BaaFd.
BIZ order VI the Beard.
yAAEs n. DAVIS. President
fhrp A. IwAxLEY. Clerk. apr II
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rREAsuHEH.s NOTICE.


CITY Ireasurer UIce,
Grand Rapids. Mich. March %. 1891. !
Notice Il hereby given that the assessment.
roll for the opening aad widening Of Charles
street from Wealthy avenue 10 Logan street.
IA the city of ,srand Rapids. - now In Tny
hands and that will receive payment thereon
for the period Of twenty days from this date.
at the once of the City Treasurer. City Hal
GEORGE X. PERRY.
aur Is City Treasurer.
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TREAsUEsE's NOTICE.

City Clerks once.
Grand Rapids Mich. March 81. is<i. !
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor The construction oil sewer ~ SEci-
don street from Nenitam avenue 20 Biasesy
avenue. In the city OF Grand RAPIDS. rs now
in nv hands and that l viii receive payment
thereon for the period of twenty days from
THIS date. st the Office OF the City treasurer.
GEORGE n. PERRY.
apr % City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-11

A SSESsMENT ROLL for the construction OF
"A wtr In Wrss Leonard street. In the
city oil Grand Rapids.
OFFICE or CRY CLERK.
GRAND RArIps. Mica. April 5. ls9l. !
To-
Eelte Jansma. John Van Provision. Ltmpke
Pnsiema. ID .rd Palma Harm Van DyN. seTeath
Arlormed Church. Miiism cmii. Joan
Tiietjema, Are Van Brce. Fghert j. Msfenian.
UNei heusema, plruwerke oelcek, II, hrn.nn,
James +. Brooks. Cora X. slssoo. Sorne,Iss
JaspcrSe. Don J. L-stncTs. Wiliiam Tell. VIII
liam Jolug. Gertrude DekKers. l.. H. nj
Jeitie Ieichnk. Jan Zeytrrs. Anthony koo-
man. Martinus BOX. James Van LUX. Cor
leIia Saal Hartel .ionkef.
You are hereby notified that an assessment Is
about 10 he made upon you 10 deisay the rx-
pense of the aforesaid IN pgoyements an assess
meut roll has been made In the prem
ises and is on nie IN the clerks Office oil
said city. where II will remain open Tor lnspcc-
tioa until Monday evening, Aprii Is. 1871. when
and wacre you can appear before the Common
Council on siid evening and show cause. IL
any, why said assessments should not be made
ana collected according 10 law.
i02 w. A. SH1AkMAN. City Clerk.
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MICHIGAN CEETRAL
TINS NIAGARA PAllo RouTG.

tDaily. All others daily except Sunday.
Taxing effect Sunday. Jl.y lA. lsss-
Sleeping ears ca Pacific sad Atlantic TX.
presses ~ and from Detroit fsrior ears fea
on Day Express sad srand Rapids Express 60
and from bctroii. Direct connections made
nj Detroit with al tlrssugh trains East Ties.
cts on sale al Union Ticket od5ee. o. Monroe
a.. and ~ Union depot.
barn N. Bsscas. siear As't. sS Monrses
o. ". krocLks q. Il. ana 4. All. Chicsgo-
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fWeck days. every day.
9-(M A. Il. has through chair car 10 OH
"'Vv csgo. No extra caarge Tor seats
1.fifl y. Al. rus through 70 Chicago ssifc
Law viii Wagner buffet car. seaas "a
ccutk
S.0S T. NJ. las throngn chair car 10 MANN
O'V1 tee. via ID. * ". Il. n a.
11.2S y. NJ. l. solid train vita Wagner Pal
AA'cS ace siecfin- car through o. Chicago
DETROIT. NOVEMBER n 1870
lAnslss q sosT.tss X. n
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A SsESsMENT ROLL for the construction OF
"A sewer In cherry sfrvel. nom packard
street 10 Last street. Ia the city oil uiaai hap
Ids.
oEFIcE or CRY CLEsK.
GRAND RArins. Mich. April :. ISL
To-
5. Emily Berkey. Julius Berkey. Freeman ;.
Minimize. Danlei L. heeser. no rlna >t~siuii-
Ter. Elizabeth Scegmilrr. job Ihi bout. Joiia
". Ssafivs Rudolph re ncrt, Ia L. Cartsttshl :,
Willard W. Palmer. CEas. h. s.yinouf. Nancy
I. Phelps.
lou are hereby notified that an assessment
Is about TO be made upna you 10 ocifay the
expense OF the a.oressil Improvement: IN
lses ard Is on r!e Ia the clerks Office Of said
cay. wucrv az viii remain open for Inspection
until Monday. evening, April Is. issl.when and
where you can appear before tue tommol
Council on said eyeniu. and show cause. u
any. why said assessments should not be made
aud collected according 10 law.
lUy W. A. SiIi AhMAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-11

ssAEs sf.sh ~ fs~ss t.anrrs ~ ~ ..It-
Pigeon with fasi TRANS is,r keN 1 ofk snr 3sts
ien. The lsaxe rnoFe sih NgrttlsBa al ruBnee-
hoa with tine Ere and A. ard l. p D. rs ss,fss
lee quickest sna most airecf route ~ l'stts
burg. A J esr~s
q. 7. Ap- A. Ciereland.o
4. Hsscocs. Tick.f Acct ft~p 4
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- =I-ftlf dAl. fNtfk stys-
T.1a A. VI. runsthf szs 20 Detroit with par
s'-v lof car. s-sfs = Gratis.
LOO y. IL. mas tHrssga paEaor car to Detroit,
A'-V seas. - crnt2
H.c1 4. NJ runs talon n 20 Detroit with par
Vs<c TOT csrs scsfs. - cents
for tickets sad tBfornagisa Apply 81 ralos
Ticket osLcs, - MoHros-st.. bnssn siafiou.
SEo. DsHAtES. Gen- pasx'r Ag'f
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fnst -. -ssss p8rar~s - Tstes so fsF tb@
~fs~. - .sae4sssa - Fsffk $50 - 50 -Asy
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-11
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA RAIl-RaAD
" IL xlfoCg -<s -. 49,
xk2xkx .ax<S xcxrm.

7
flskfly except sunday.
- siEtfINe AND FAKfok Ca txRvfcA
eeFte--l % m train. pkfier chair car fof
Traverse sJl<. ~ ~ = IA Trails. Pal ioF cakif
car tor Nsckiasw chs. 10 % D - train.
Wagner sleepiax Car Tor Hsckinsw CITY.
South "a m train has psrlor IhaiF Car 20
tfnctaAatl. 10 % a m train has through Psriof
Ger ies Chicago. ens . q frxla Wagner stscs
in<tsr for Cincinnati, II o. D m uxin. Nss
reT Slseplsx Car toT Chicago.
Mask~Bos. Grasd nspias q Baaisna-
FOR Nusk egoH, LIZ 90 IA II Is . M .A&e y ~
From Ar-.lvi 10 am IS D n-s s. ~
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COMMON COUNCIL
;oeFsosAl.,

SgxcE4L szssIos.l
4auzsD4r AsTszxoos. 2 . eiesk.
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That the whole number OF votes cost for the
once OF supervisor 81 the Fourth ward. At the
charter election bed on the first Mondav in
kprii ls9i. vas thirteen huadfeI and ninety
TIVE: afwhich number William p. Frost re-
eelvsd eight hundred and sIx Frank W. Cur
tfss received avc hundred and ffty-nine. Or
Iande " Psstls received twenty seven. Where
up,n We certify. that vii lam y. Frest. hsv-
iux received the grcnest number Of votes. IL
du,v elected 20 said onsse. for the term Of one
year from the second Aoaday Ia April. issl.
CONSTANTS. FoVsrs wsER
That the wasie number 81 totes cast fer the
o-sce II constable OF the Fourth ward. al the
charfer election held on the srxs Monday In
April. isei- was thirteen hundred and ninety.
atven of which number Isaac Grrenasaam
received seven aaasred and etghty-sas. Esen-
e-sr H. csay received ave hundred saa eighty.
fear Daniel :. wstssn received fsenfrt~s
wAsreupan Ne certify. thst Isssc eresnesnrn.
haxsae eceivea n. greatest aunser II votes
:. asiy ss~rtes - SID sssee. for the term ~
sss rezr frsm the trrs NsRdss In Mar. lpl
ccttseros. Forrrs wssp.
That the eaole number ~ Votes essf for the
as,ce 81 collector Of the Foafth vsra. ~ toe
rh<rser sieefson bid 81 TIE sru Noaaav IN
tprgl Is1l. ~a< fsarfeen Aansrsa sna on-. ~
~rsish anrnbrx Charles A. nebiasan frcesSex
seven hnnarea sat steAtx Sc VILLAS "
rss-nas rseesrea svs hnrdrss sn1 sishty
tsr-~. ira ~ Hs~.swa resolved shfrtFt~n
wnsrs~pau ws esrfsfF. thst Carries 4 Rob
to.nn ss-tsr r@e~fv~s tb- erssssst sarsArr
~ vasr.. . ssss @ss~ses - ssis csscs. fss "a
ts--s II 49, v~ar freas ne svss as-ssv = uss
49,.
atnsussv. rfTfu $50
TNsf -. -ssis s8rsHsT - Tstes szf fsr sh@
~es~< - -ias@arsa - Fffk $50 - - ehsy
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Tsst fss ~heie saws~s 81 ~vtss esst ~ ~.
s9e~ - siss~Han a Sists ~srs AZ 'se $50
go ssseftsn hefa sa 80 ffst Me~4>t = Art
Ezel. -ss s<sea sasafes sea ssssts tzs. 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-11

Thai the whe.s HgnbeF Of votes cast Ter TIE
ofaes u supervisor OF Stnsh warsa al tae char
ter eleStiea held ga tAe arst AieEdss IN April
ISL. VAS sssea ksEsFea and eighty. II witch
nuIneer ChArles l.. Hoxadsne received I've
hundred zsd tea. Thomas ash received I've
hundred aud farty-thrve. 6eerse ". bsinl4a
reselsea twsaty-seysn. GhsrsaRon. se Ger
fily tfaI Charles L. Isgadsae. having received
The greatest aambsr Of votes q d1ly elected 10
said e,aee. fer tie t~rm Of enc year from the
second Monday Ia April. 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-11

TNst ne whcis auu<er q rnfss EAST fer ne
er-es - sissr-sa ~ Fire. wsrt. ~ ~ ~nsr-
ter -i-rtses h~fa - sh~ frss Hsuesv ~ tpffi
Esns. sss sfsfeen ssae+~a sns feft7 efxhf -
~hsrh narsber bs~rsa~~ rrr~sev rersfr~s
s-vsn sarares 40 S4fvseve Mts~as a Fresf
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

formerly an alleged leader in the Ioenx
Republican ranks, has not been in La
Angeles for many moons until receae4ys
when he re-appeared a. Rev." +. G. O.
Benjamin, and with big scheme b
hand to colonize q large section q
Fresno county with the colored men Ct
the south. The Tulare Times, which -
published near the proposed colonys
says:
1--WE see by some of the state papers
that Rev. K. G. o. Benjamin 10 OBJ
tanning testimonials preparatory to GO
ing through the southern states - =
colonizing agent to induce colored poer
pie to come to California. People sh0uld
think twice before giving testimoniaEa-
to this man especially-for any guch
purpose. He has been lawyer, edieegs
politician and preacher by turns, end =
forever changing his residence and hin
Rev. Benjamin will work his shazp
practices on his simple compatriOtg Of
the cotton belt. He says he has 10000
acres of Fresno land to sell to col0rod
people. A description of that land froU
the pen of an unbiased observer would
doubtless prove interesting. The sim
pie folks who invest in it will find them
selves sadly disappointed.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

promises to be a memorable one. A
splendid entry has been received and
close and exciting games are assured.
The interest taken in the singles is un-
precedented, and if Bumiller and Ar
mold should come together in the finals
there will be struggle worth going q
long way to see. The chances are that
both players will 60 through, but there
is no certainty about it. There
are several very prominent play
ers who are liable to upset
ones calculation. Arnold will be on his
mettle this trip. This unexpected de-
feat will doubtless result in his showing
up in better form and he can be relied
upon to play the game Of his life. He
has been practicing assiduously. Bu-
miller has not allowed the grass to grow
under his feet, and bis sensational VIC
tory has not necessitated his purchas-
ing large hat. He is plucky young
ster and if he succumbs it will be after
a gallant fight.
Santa Monica is fast filling up with
the notaries of tennis from all over
Southern California. The courts are
reported to be in frst-class condition
and everything is in readiness for bril-
liant tournament. The seating capacity
has been increased so that 800 people
can now be Accommodated.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
SENATOR STEWART.
HE EXPRESSES SOME VERY PUN
GENT POLITICAL IDEAS.
McKinley's Election Could Not Affect
Silver-Senator Sherman EloQusntly
Discussed-Stanford Should be Nomi-
mated.

"Why, my boy, you can't interview
me; only have three minutes in which
to catch my train" said Senator Stew
art, the Nevada silver champion, to q
HERALD reporter at the California club
rooms yesterday. He had just left Z
dinner table at which were seated Hon.
E. F. Spence, Col. F. G. Teed, Mayor
H. T. Hazard, Hon. Hervey Lindley.
Capt. H. z. Osborne, Senator Carpen-
ter and Ex-Governor Sheldon.
''Three minutes is plenty" was the
reply. "What effect would it have ON
silver if Mckinley should be elected. OF
course he won't be, but just supposing
a case? ?"
"Of course he will be, yonng man.
Mckinley will be elected all right, and
l don't see how his success will affect
oliver one way or the other. The only
thing that could hurt the gold bugs
much would be the defeat of John
Sherman"
"Do you think Sherman will get the
Republican nomina-"
"Whizz! bang bang! whizzl" These
words will do as well as any other to
represent the senator's eloquence whom
Sherman's name was mentioned. He
grew red in the face, and even his white
whiskers, through which the semi
tropic zephyrs were percolating, took
on an angry hue. "No, sir; Sherman
cannot be nominated. Stanford2 L
would like to see him get it very much.
If the Pacific coast delegates will stick
together as one man and make solid
fight for him they would stand Z good
chance Of getting something.
II see the people here complain .
great deal about political corruption.
Why California is not marker in such
things to Indiana or New York. Poll
tics here are, comparatively speaking,
pure. Why Harrison and Cleveland
both came to their present high condi-
ton of purity through the fire of cor
ruption."
"Good bye," and the senator skipped
down the stairs as lightly as boy, and
jumping into his cab was driven away.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
ONE DOLLAR.
The City Tax Levy for the
Year.
Report of the Finance Commit
tee to the Council.
Estimates of Allowances for All City
Departments.
The Assessment Rolls Figure UP to
Nearly Fifty Million Dollsrs-The
Bank Taxes-Features OF
the Report.

The councils committee of the whole
met yesterday and completed the ad-
justment of the tax levy for the en-
suing year. The report in full is as
follows
In the matter Of the tax levy for the
present fiscal year, we have prepared
and herewith present an ordinance fix
ing the levy at 81 upon each 500, in ac-
cordance with the following statement
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Advertising That Pays-How to Make
Money.

On the sixth page of the HERALD ap-
pears a list of classified advertisements
which should be read by every one.
Persons wanting situations, help, or
who wish to rent, buy or sell property,
will do well to advertise in these COL
umns. Desirable opportunities for the
investment Or borrowing Of money
appear daily. Other features are cheap
eastern excursions, business chances,
educational cards, professional cards,
personal notices, special notices, ex-
change advertisements, stock for sale
and full record of the amusements Of
the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

fleet of deep sea vessels. Many people
who will have to do business there will
certainly live in Santa Monica. Hence
we will get the benefits without any OF
the disagreeable features.
when commercial wharf is built
at the point indicated what is to prevent
the old wharf (the present wharf from
being strengthened and extended, say
1--WE would then have a commercial
wharf away from US, yet tributary to
us, and pleasure wharf right here con-
venient for pleasure-seekers and rem
devious for yachts and small boats of all
kinds"
General Agent John Crawley and
Captain Steere, of the Southern Pacific
company, yesterday had a narrow escape
from being killed by runaway horse at
the Arcade depot.
The Los Angeles Terminal have quiet
ly been at work for some time in their
effort to get the old Los Angeles and
Pacific road, they having offered to take
the same if its financial condition was
cleared up by those interested in the
sale. Rumor has it that the transfer is
about being completed, and before
another week elapses they will in all
probability be the owners of this valu-
able property.
The Santa Monica wharf and Terminal
railroad ordinance will undoubtedly be
passed as drawn, and work probably
commenced in few weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
COMING ATTRACTIONS AT THE
OPERA HOUSE.
Lewis Morrison in Faust this Week.
Bernhardt in La Tosca-News Notes
and Gossip.

Mr.. Lewis Morrison is booked to play
Faust and the Strangers of Paris at the
opera house this week. beginning on
Thursday evening. Mr.. Morrison has
become one part actor Of late years,
making Mephisto his special aim dra-
matically. He brings to his aid what
are called spectacular devices, which in
clude electric and mechanical devices.
He has played the part so often here
that every theater goer knows just what
to expect. Of his company the HERALD
has no other information tn an the claim
of the management that it is made up
of able artists.
wx#
Sara the divine, will play La Tosca
at the opera house on the 14th of Sep
tember. There is nothing new that can
be said about this tragedienne. She is
above criticism, standing on the same
round of fame's ladder as Booth, Sal
vini, Coquelin, Irving and the great Of
the great. What she has been artisti-
cally the whole world knows, what she
is now we do not know, but reports
liOul oil plhCc5 WucIc bu0 udS dppearcu
credit her with unimpaired power. Sup
posing she is 30 years old, or there
abouts. Genius can defy most laws and
often has declined to obey the rulings of
time. She is unique as an
latter the dramatic world has
the town red, it is her own business and
hnk of %ho onnnAo1 -
q great artist, woman who will live in
history with Rachel and Cushman, and
Nell Gwynne. She is not like either OF
these, but like them all.
NOTES.
Frank Conant is in New York engag-
ing new 81 Plunkard company.
Manager Harry @. Wyatt, of the
Los Angeles theater, is expected here
this week.
The HERALD's San Francisco letter
failed to arrive on last evenings mail.
1t will probably appear in tomorrow's
paper.
Manager Martin Lehman, of the opera
house, is writing comedy around him
self. He is liable to join the profess
sionals before he gets much balder.
The Owl club is still in wa 1T of lead
ing man and old woman. Ambitious
amateurs should note. But then there
never are any old woman amateurs.
Are there?
Z. ]. Lewis, associate manager of the
San Diego Opera house, is in the city.
He will remain for day or two. The
theatrical season in San Diego will open
on the 8th with Lewis Morrison.
Hoyt's Midnight Bell company will
be seen next month at the Los Angeles
theater. Miss Rowan, formerly OF So
ciety in this city, is Of this company.
She is being well advertised by people
who knew her before, and now know her
after.
It is said that the next member OF the
Owl club to accept good engagement
will be Miss Gertrude Foster, several
tentative offers having been made to
her. She would be valuable addition
to any company.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

DR.. COwLES has removed his reuidenco and
and Office to rooms IL and Is, Wilson Mock
Patients hours at former 1890 to $3.50 p. N
Tel. 13S At latter, 10 to IL O. M; to 5 p. n
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
THE TENNIS MEET.

Features Of the Coming Santa Mon
lea Tournament.
The fourth annual tennis tournament,
which begins tomorrow ct Santa Monica,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
PARIsIAN CLOAK 4 SUIT CO.,
217 South Spring Street.

Fer sale-At all times, fine work horsss.
especially adapted for orange culture.
low built; buggy and carriage hOEses,
milch COWS, young heifers Apply ct Rancho
Rodeo de las Aguas, west Of city. Take Piaos
Sixth or Temple st.; either leads to ranch. where
stock may be seen, or apply to Hammel =
Denker, III Requena st.. Los Angeles, p. o.
Box 2l5, city. As soon as stock Il sold ranch
will be put ON market in ten acre tracts 8-9 -
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
Height Of Cruelty.

Nervous women seldom receive the sympathy
they deserve While often the pictures Of health,
they are constantly ailing To withhold sym
pathy from these unfortunates is the height Of
cruelty. They have q weak heart, causing
and hungry spells, and finally swelling Of
ankles, oppression, choking, smothering ana
dropsy. DR.. Miles New Heart Cure is just the
thing for them For their nervousness, head
ache, weakness, etc., his Restorative Nervine II
unequaled. Fine treatise on Heart and Nervous
Diseases and marvellous testimonials free. Sold
and guaranteed by all druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
BENJAMIN's SCHEME.
The Colored Politician Endorsing
Colony Enterprise.

The papers in the north are paying
considerable attention to r. @. 0. BEN
jamin, the colored ex-politician and
editor Of Los Angeles, who il now work
ing up the negro colonization scheme
Tor al II is worth. Benjamin, who was
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

Ye short stout and long slim men can be
fitted for a suit. Globe Clothing Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

H. J. Woollacott, agent for W. and A, Gilbey,
London. Finest liquors for medicinal use.
124 and. .126 N. Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
Our Reune Brew,

\ Only few more left. B0ys' Tam O'5hanter
straw hats, 46c. Globe Clothing Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

Do not weaken yourself by drastic purgatives.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30
A Terrible sacrifice.

IS. Salkey, of the Parisian Cloak and Suit
Co. having just returned from the EaeteYn
and winter garments, some OF which have a.
ready arrived, and others expected daily, and
in order to make room for this extensive line
in our now over,crowded store, we must in
augurate this terrible Sacrifice Sale to continue
for one week, commencing
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25.
The cost Of goods in this sale is not taken Into
consideration, but we have in view the one OBJ
ject, the immediate disposal of Spring Goods.
We. quote few of the many goods to be
Black cotton Jerseys, fast colors (smal
sizes regular price 75c; sacrifice price. 19c
Black all wool Jerseys, regular price 81; :.
Beige busters, with cape, regular price
$5.5o; sacrifice price -. 81 %
Black mohair Duster, regular price So; =,
Ensish plsEd 'Es busters reefer styles resu
lar price s13. SO; tacrifce price. 8 50
Silk y aists, in colors, regular price $6:
BiacF sasTl4SS Cspss Sc inches long tnse en-
broidered regular price s7.50; sacrifice
French ianne, Blazers, regular prices s., =
$3.50 and s.: sacrifice price -.......... 96c
in corkscrew, broadcloth and cheviots,
sold at IS to SIS; sacrifice price :. -. 3 90
Fine imported beaded Wraps, high shoul-
ders, sold at g; 80 to sle; sacrifice price 4 90
regular price IS; sacrifice price. e........-. 90
Children all-wool Suits, Q 70 6 years, reg
ular price 50; sacrifice price. ....;J..- 68c
Ladies' knit Bathing Suits, regular price =.
cSiidreSs n ssoasnHs En{t Bathing Suits regular
price " so; sacrifice sale. ..-..-.... -
Hundreds OF bargains just as good e those
Remember this sale closes positively In enc
w." PARIsIAN CLOAK & SUIT CO.,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

Maier 4 xosblsin's Lager. fresh from the
brewery, on dxeught In Al the principal ~
nS. lcSns. dsHysssd lromPaX ~ IN. Z. bssess g n 81
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

Pure California wines at Il. j. Woollacott,
la and 126 N. Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

WIN. F. BROWN, Matchmaker, 427 South
Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

Angostura Bitters restores the appetite and
and cures indigestion whtn all else fails.
Manufactured by DR.. J. G b. Siegert & Sons.
At all druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

Best unlsundered white shirt On earth for
SOC. Globe Clothing Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30

Have you seen the white and fancy vests
75c. Globe Clothing Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-30


Only 80 cents by the Southern Cali
fornia railway to Redondo Beach and
return, going Saturday and Sunday !;
good returning until following Monday,
inclusive. Splendid bathing facilities |;
superb fishing. The Ninth Infantry
band will discourse sweet music while
you angle, swim, play in the sand or
loiter on the beautiful beach.
Apply at santa F6 offices for tickets.
Three trains daily, leaving Los Ange-
les at 1O:16 am, l 80 and 5:25 pm.
Extra Sunday leaves First street 9:1O
am.
Fancy, colored bordered handkerchiefs, 10c.
Globe Clothing Co.
variety OF shapes In those new turbans
just In from New York at the New York Ba-
zaar, LAB North Spring street.
Have you seen the white and fancy vests?
75c. Globe Clothing Co.
Pure California wines at h. j. woollacott,
LA and 126 N. Spring street.
London. Finest liquors for medicinal use.
124 and.1 N. Spring street.
WIN. F. BROWN, Matchmaker, 427 South
Spring street. aA