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REARER,s TiEWs.

The following letter addressed TO
Hon. Al. e, TaUbsneck, chairman OG
the national committee. peoples party,
contains Gen. J. B. Wesysr'5 views,
which are as follows:
81 wish by this cthod 90 briefly uddresa
through you, the F-ieads OF res,iffa throuxh-
bUt the union. Uaaided oy- money our grana
young party has made an ev5abis record and
achieves. surprising success at the polls. We
are but little behind rae republican party
in ths Hu-nbe- OF states carried as a reEE
OF the late election VIC will d5dbtless hold
the bslan5s OF power in the seuHre OF the
United States have doubled the number OF
adhersHts In the house OF representatives
secured control OF q nu tuoer OF state govern
Hncntss hold the Balance OF power In a major
ity OF the states OF the IuiOu, aud have sue
Gee dcd IN arousiHg q spirit or political indie
pendencs among the people % the northwest
which cannot be d!srcRardcd in Jue future.
Not being formed on sectional lines our
party in a single campaign has gained Iarge
sud iIhueutisi folio Wing in every state ia
the south Tuis Eivas promise OF god gov
sFumsHt In chat section OF tho unIon-a thing
ths republican party has filled 90 d. aFtcr
thirty years Of almost uninterrupted ruIo-aud
gives promise TO, OF correcting wrongs
which may exist through tho people OF the
respective states. The legal tender Issued
and controlled % banking corporations and
other Issues tFessiag fOF solution are simply
tremendous and the aituati0u portentous.
Our party - not made its advent 100 som
ita mtsslUE IS 20 re rUE5 our government %
Zee OFtEiHai and only legitimate Function,
which has been we'll nigh lost by nun-ussgs
thHE u securing 70 ala OF its citizsEs weak a.
well as mighty. Use unmOlssts,d sniuymsnt Of
their IilsiisHsa5ls flights. Tnis CznuoC % &C
oOmpHshsd unless EEs relations between
/ labor and iss Creature capital are 60 adjust
Cd ~ 90 cause each 70 respect the domain Uf
the other
These important forces are now upon a
AZ fOpting, whereas. under humHEs laws,
they would naturally dwell TO- CtheF ia per
feet peace. Let those who rob by law ana
Cypress tkeiF feiIuWs, 70 satisfy their thirst
for power, beware how tnsy tribe with an
aroused people. The violent political storm b
OF is55 ami Isa2. Whleh hrst swept the dem o.
cratic and then tls republican party from
/ power, despite the WeiRh- OF patronage that
they carried, sisHify a turbulent condition OF
the political atmosphere which plainly fore
shadows an approaching crisis it were
] better that IL bs not fastened by the enact
/ Enent OF measures which SAVIOR Of usurUatiou
sud the extension OF CLASS privileges. siu-
/ oersiy TRUST that the work OF Organization
| ami education may now be pushed with
I . IsFRy throughout Eil the states. The field
| IL OUTS, and We must occupy it Without delay
Frrtsrnally yUuus
| J. b. WEAVER.
I Dss Moines. IA. Nov. lo, 1881.
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II sesms that tie call COr a coIIstItu-
tioI,at convention dill not receive "a
nstoFity OF the votes sssst At tllo cleo
sion, ard therefore 10 eonvOHtiosI can
be called by tile legislature. A majur-
iEy Of the votes east on the question
yssre Ia favor Of the convention, but "a
large number OF vutsrs failed 10 vote
either way. Tile question Should sever
be submitted it ii general election, AS
ia tile excitement OceasiOHed by other
questions. aud the desire Of the cleo
ton workers TO get the ballots ia fog
their candidates, little attention iE
paid 20 tls question The prospect
for any change whatever ia our consti-
tatIon for many years Is How very IN
favorable II necessary amendments
should be submitted by the Legislature
they will likely be lost in tie shuttle
by the voters falling to vote on the
question, as wiss tile case this election.
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ELECTION news Is very scarce this
week, ia fact we know very little
more about tile result than we did
last Wednesday. Il is not known yet
whether Ohio and California Wcat
republican or democratic. It Is dsfn-
ttely settled that the republicans
were showed huder in North Dakota.
We will not be able to learn any thing
,sbont the number OF votes cast by the
POpuliats throughout tile nation for
several weeks. Tie associated press
Is very chary about Ineutinniug the
vote Of the !1sOPls' party, and We will
have TO wait uhlll the vOte ia cuunted
by tie state "RBvsssing boards. The
agures will then be obtained and pub
lished in the p0pulist papers, Until
No get tile full returns it is impossible
to take a comprehensive. or correct
view Og the political situation or to
forecast the future Of the peoples
party,
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REPUBLICAN, ADHESION.

We mean the lesson OF the eIssuon, The
republican party is "a party OF tho PeuPIe-
fThe mssseE-nr it IS RnthinE. Whenever &c
caters 70 the moueysu ciaB=e5 IL loses. The
issue Was staEed on New York, and lost.
Had It's traditions been foEluEsd at ainue-
apoiis It wuutd have won, bands down. tndI-
ana, Illinois aud Wisconsin, % say MOI hing OF
colorado. Nevsii0. Idaho ana " yomiuE. would
have elected Harrison had not the policy been
70 make New EGrk ths battle-ground. On
what we may call a western pulley all these
stntes would have been cHrFied-fOr Il was
naid work so drive them OF. Take tie three
abOve named with those Weaver carried-alI
repu bIIosn-- and the vote would have been
triumphant
II tbe policy OF pcOtsctt0n means anything
for Americans IL Is closer 10 New Jersey and
Connecticut and % New York than 70 any
other states. YET these have all gOnC demo
cratic. II the rspu blicssls arc Wiso they have
thrown away the west for the last titns-thaJ
Is, thrown away their fds1ds 20 grasp
shadow.
New York represents the impcrtIng interest
and hsu the CuuCils Of the party been iu the
diTsvJisSu tas west wanted sue west would
have been snIid. Et WAS shs money question
that lost the siectiOn "a u, aud Il can Ouiy be
must have arm and unshskGiis grasp on
ne public miElcs, VIXEN republicans VIII vote
for such a MAJ IS weaver against man " iEJ
has given the country one u the best and
MS EAa1eAAl4AL
People dc NOT do such EhIEgB by scOIdsut-
particularly lnIoiiiEsnt republican ps1Pie.
This fact We mUBt take NV aud let it work
fur sAe next four ySaFa--EsnGl1 City Jour
llAL
Ehs foregoing editorial frum the
leading republican paper Of ths west
is a virtual admission that the charges
made by the pOpulists that the policy
OF the republican party is controlled
by the money kings OF the east, is true.
II the republican party had taken a
progressive attitude on the vital qusS-
tons Of the day ElieEs would have been
10 necessity for tie formation Of q new
party. aud none would have been
formed. It is the conservative do
nothing stand that the party has been
forced into by the professional Pnljti-
cans, tnatiRalati, and. esiitEoilsd by the
great corporations, that caused the
revolt Of the liberal thinking aud pro
gressive element OF ths republican par
y iH the Sost. The opportunity yet
remains for the intelligent citizens
composing the body Of. The republican
party to place themselves abrsass Of
the advancing Thought Of tlis age OF
the great economical problems that
remain 70 b solved, snd either Join
the peoples party and assiat in work
ing out tha Necessary reforms in that
way, cF eiss retire the fossils who have
bSeR in so'stTOi, aud push = more pro
srsssivs element % The front who Will
mould tie policy q tlls party in the
interest Of the people, Now thai she
tsria question Is ssstlsd the repubII-
80 pszsy mast take the progressive
SIDE q The nee oeaaomic problems, OF
II viii sooa 5iziussgFzass.
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RELIGIOUS AN0 EDUCATIONAL

Cod never Intended that man should
live IN the darlz-Ram's Horn
-CleveIand'a Protestant churches
have SO. sds members and IS, e4e Sunday
school Pupils-
As long as a man seq some other
man who IS worse than he Is he feelH
sais,-Ram's Horn
Princeton Theological. seminary
viii receive about s2I. 900 by the will Of
Ghs late John i. De SslIum-
The number OF women students at
Cornell has increased 60 largely that
Sage college furnishes aecommcdHsi1nl
Tor only about half OF them
"A man trusting In his own right
oouaness IS like sssEiag shelter under
ous'1 own shadow. The lower we
bend We stul and cur shadow beneath
Us
BY the will of the late Rufus b.
Kellogg SO, Of Green Bay, VIA, Am
horst 81 70 receive $50 600. The sulu Of
ga. 600 has been appropriated 90 the re-
building Of South college
The winds make the waves. Christ
rsbulzed the wind aud stiIle5 the wave.
The true peace comes when he re-
Dukes the evil which disturba the con-
science, and gives Us rest in purdOning
love.
The Liverpool mob has determined
10 drive out the MohEmmsdan Mosque
60 reclte the cam or call 20 prayer and
has even broken into the mosque and
maltreassd a child who v=as praying
Sixty years ago the census in ire
land shovy8d that eighty-one per cent
OF the population were Roman CEtEo-
lies In 1851 the percentage had de-
creased 20 seventy eight, and nogg e 50
Esventy-dye- Professionalism has gained
pr5PoFtionats1y.
hall the namaHIUlG new
quarters OF the Students Christian as-
EociGsion, at Lichigau university, Ann
Arbor, has been opened for usG- it was
built et q Cost Of So co. tho largest
subscription 0IBs 900. being from EEa
Helen s. New barry, OF Detroit
in one OF the a1ils revival services,
Sow being condusted in Chicago With
GOOD resuIts. out OF the 10000 people
present 3, 400 Eaid that they bad been
souvsrted before the age OF twenty, $50
before that OF thirty, and only one per
son sitter reaching the Gge OF 6fty-
There are now nearly one hundred
sud u4ty students in the Historical 1u1
political departments Of Johns Hopkins
uuivsEai4y. q marked Increase in num-
5era tn che past two years. This shove
tte tendency OF youug Americans -
uesos1s GEmiliar with the history and
Politieal institutions OF ths county
There is no doubt OF the wonderful
progress making In the higher eaucl-
don Of women In vaFy few mltseEl
axe the college girls behind the college
boys, and Et The present rate Of prog
rs-z they viii soon be lar ahcld iE
many thlngs until lately distinctly
peculiar 90 male eollegiznE wellesley
girls had an exciting pillow rush last
week. and now news G1mez from che
Pacific coast Of some highly lnterasting
develop1s1ta 40 Ghs PRESTIGE OF haEi1E
among tie FouuF. lazy students b o
ueminarT ueaE san Jcla
T Il - -zgs 49,
- fsa gllTs-
- 7FzE5 Es-sr.. -;asz.saes., uEEesh
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Tbs BEEFs DaEsP8n q
pisSe Of flannel with GhambeFlain's
Pain Balm and bind d On over she seat
o. pain Il Is better than any plaster.
When the lunEs sra sore saeh an aPpli-
cation On The chest and aa0ihs- On ths
back hetWssH ehs shoulder blades, win
ofte2 prevent pnsumo2is- ThsEo g
sOtGinE 80 GOsd fRE . Lame hack O. =
Fzla IL tie Elds. a core Ehross can
ns'sFiy aivsays b elFsd II one night by
ap2lytHg = Ga15sl b1hIzs,a dsmpsasd
'ytsh P-ia BalIa- % cent l1otsiss for
sails BY Porter ; Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-18

THH Nee Mutton Is agit;ttlng the
question of state IRE insurance aud
presents some strong facts ana aFgu-
Inelsts IN favor OF It's adoption. In the
last issue It shows that the average
1ire loss in Boston is about So per
capita PSF an 'um, while III Berlin
whsra the principle OF state ilrs insur-
Anse prevails, the municipality insur-
ing the property Of the citizens, iE is
about so cents per capita. This is
explained on the ground that the mu-
nicipality, being responsible for fire
loases passes strict laws requiring Ore
@prOcG building and riRidiy sHforesa
them, which Is ths only means of
hzaiGing Gre losses.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-18

Two hundred pounds Of mail news
Pspersl can be carried from New York
70 San Francisco FOR two dollars,
although they have 70 be handled FREE
qUsutiy and cared for Ola the way. This
Sc eO-OPeratiOn-ths people transact
Ing their own business. Two hundred
pounds Of man taking the same trip
0R the same train, aud taking care Of
Iiimssl9 all the WAY will cost from six
y to Uns hundred dollars. This ID
sSFporhti0n-the PeOpis hiring a com
paBy to transact their business FOL
-ttsem.-EE.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-18

ITuBHTo JhE POos hzFe accepted
sAsir poverty ~ insvit,bIs-as, 10
fact. shs decree of Sid. There was
Iae3hiAs for tlgsRa - do but grin aud
f,sAF =. Hut Of ss5s those who mix
With them have observed = portsntOus
EaeHtsl change. E1ss political secno-
Riss has tseR AmcnE them rs tksiF
Esd faeaa nc ess. f0z Tia asst tine,
ASss, bat Is - gasssglSza with anger.
Thex ANd OuPPaas4 thss $EeEa ssas
"a ssas for slsssa = the bssasos - IKE
emf 2Aat thsys sli0slld - SsisllaEds for
svFrs esu4nB Witch fen fEpas- sslsa
sSsis of Dives, Bat souspsig has
TOLD tissn sA@t tissFs are aassszaus
espsy pensSs that saule Tsarsoas have
Hap-s seats slnnn ti.sg t..ssssssseas ned,
ana tkes eject Of TIA. srfdsnstioa Is
Hssrt,i1tg. lssESeSis b 20 longer ly5ag
% abs. doorstep q DEyss. in tbs 1afes-
s'esoes os, 2 ssilsea dssEsir. tisaed by
las dos LGss-tis stsneiaz sPssgas at
~ eassSAfsjSs akss gtsest. vslsaasutIy
Usssieals Ing s5a bis 5sFaing words
aFs.siahiiig dssg tzeo tsss bsa-ss Of a
Isrgs crowd At huasgy looking zlaa.-
czrsssel sEaeEug.
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oNH Of Ghs most nsnancing trusts
avsr formed in th!s country perfected
an Organization In Chicago = few
weeks agp. It - = consolidation OF
t4e International and Chicago packing
COglpauiss, with = combined capital
fzatisn OF o. coo, O0o 20 1000 900.
10 shTestaHs 70 hscane both stronger
aIiG more far EaselftiEs than the ''Bis
Bsur-" An the 8sies; Of such oscuT-
Se1tss- SsASls stDHcfsE more frequent,
how can any thinking psEsRn EAiI 20
Sse taAtests5oN fo8soatts5l. Of monster
Ss5iats ls'0s'e.sf {l.sslsSsl aisrsaiag ten
-essselsg q. tas tiu2es9 How can any
lr.rlalstoE fail g realize tlsat it Is hss
iazFtzsstss 10tgEz2S1saaa hia whole
EaIsd 90 The ssIGEi6n OF ghe 5sgo5Ism
slsesssas prevent sths Concentration %
wealthy e.-- -- --.-
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PROF. EEV, Of tie university OF Wis
consin, has recently written an article
giving his experience with European
railways. Prof. Ely shows that on
German railroads upeFBted by the gov
eminent, the number Of passengers
carried annually. for each one that was
killed WAS II.IIO,OOO. Ia the United
States, the number annually carried for
each one killed is 1927, 7s6. This is
the price paid by Americans to enable
corporations to amass their great for
tunes. Notwithstanding this suOr-
NOUS difference in favor OF the Ger
man railroads tile speed Of running is
also ia tlseir favor. Prof. Ely say s the
fastest train from Hamburg 10 Berlin
has an average speed Of 1928 miles
per hour including all stOps-the fast
est train In the world, and the time Of
their sIowest trains is faster than that
Of orr fastest ones. This shows u per-
feet track, perfect rolling stock, and
| thoroughly efficient management.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-18

TRE governments WHICH have accept
ea the ihVitatt'B OF Tie United States
% send delegates To che international
monetary conference to be heid ct
Urussslss noXt TUESDAY,, are; Austria
Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, France.
Gsrmany, Great Britain, Greece,
Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, IGnu-
mania, Russia, SeTvia, Spain, Sweden
and Norway and SwitssFland. Sem
sSOTs Allison and Jones and Francis
A. walker are among the delegates
tom the United Staias.
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sHEitTFE-S SALEM. I5Iz.
rirsF pU uIiulriuu Delnher fa. Tsla
lu the district court or Edwards count g.
EdwuTd AnstiH and Charles ri TIndal. MARI.
nurs as Austin g. Coz plaintiff.
William HH0--. riu.#auIlua
iiy sirue OF an order ct saie issued 20 me.
eAt OF said district cHuEl, iu the above ruri-
ted action, rFili. uu Monday, the IAN day 5f
NoNetn ucr- a. u- l-H1. between 3 and O'Clock
% no. ol ssila day. ut tne front door OF sha
court mouse 600 rlu city OF h2usley- Goa the
county OF l-l1rafrds, Iu the state OF Euuzas-
glaeF SO puuile sale and zeII 20 tho uIrhazL auc
l---f bidder Tor cash Ora hand ull tue follow
luE described real estate. EB-ufrs
The sourh1se=r Is OF section Is. township %,
-uaiHr rtuHH D. west living aud situate 20
Lne county OF Edwards iu the state OF KANSAS.
ne above described real estate will be sold
without upDEldsemuut 20 satisfy sBid order OF
S. l'. r. g. EJEEhI5,
w. % ttoHbs Sheriff ~ Edwards Co. KANSAS
Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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Nos that the campaign is ended,
ana you are no longer subjected to the
misrepresentation II Omos-Bseksrs.
take mp the teneta-of the peoples par
d E,nd investigate them dispHssiOnate-
~ for yourself; find out a. a matter Of
sssod, honsst business methods where
gong futeTeat lies. Know the truth for
-ntsr-.la - F,s.,.,.n,,sr
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8s New England Ftsrnaer is author
sty zar she statement that tire estate
d IS ss9s J. n. Fisk, the state street
i6illisssl4s. Of boston, Isft property
JaSChe Alzii5ssIlt OF g, pa, O2S, SO, while ia
Iss2 he was Assessed isf and paid taxes
UR grsly 1880 goo, thgs escaping taxa
vton OF Ga, zs4, OPS, s9. TIE editor asks:
''Is it any wonder that the comInnu
people are clamoring for Tax reform. -
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It Is 40 easy matter % dress harsh.
coarse hair 50 As to make 1t look grace
ful q becoming. By the use OF Ayers
Hair VigOF, this dIEeOity is renewed,
and ths hair made 20 assume any styI e
OF arrangement that may be desired.
Give the vIgor q triaI.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-18

CaAIRlGAsy SIlsFsoEg says that the
Nt@Fs that Aha republicans Intended TO
attempt 70 ProveaJ csFtincGtss OF cleo
tIon bang granted 10 the successful
poPuItst candidates fOE Ghs state Offices,
tS injunction proceedings, II untrue.
he says they win not attsmpt TO go
ts5hinyf 9lss returns.
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The KIusLET GRAPHIC.
sRiDAv. SyvEEasE Is. tsas-

MORE than 10000 clsiiAfdR BetResn
IKE nR-s ~ y aud fs years s.rs en-
f,inysd in the sou work shops Of Penn
syiyania inspected by size factory iii
Spect0r OF that stats. Did you ever
stop to think how rapidly Ne are APP
kk6xfmsElag Edf5psan conditions?
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'rIE Ii test RgaFzs- on the sisclEon
give LIZ l0sui sis = majority Of ten In
lhe senate and the dEhiOc1sts and
Po7uli<ts combined All equal nHnber
~ representatives with tlIs republicans
and osle tie not yet. sfsci1esi. It is yet
nbesrtaiE which party sill organize
The ho5ta-.
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ThOs. Carlyle once wrote: sE0mem-
Der now and always that life is no idle
dream, but a solemn reality based OH
and enCOmpassed by eternity. Fine
out your task stand to H. I'hs night
eOmeth VIXEN no man can WIKI
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". d uOwells has been telling an
interviewer that he has not q very
great opinion Of literary critic, To
the charge that hs had created HU
noble, perfect WOman ia any Of hia
blocks, 3lF. 8IOWslis replied that he was
waiting till mobile, perfect woman
ha0 appeared ia the fssl.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-18

IS yeaEs experiences fin treating all varieties
Of Rupture enables us to guarantee pozI-
tive Cue.
SaH1 Slal#s l0T PsniIIaIs and TIgzmEEt On EETHia.
tOlts-l-edlco appliance to-
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Madame Adam, the clever FrsucL
woman who edits NossrsiIs EsUlss, IT,
hrty-six years old aud still very hand
sumo. Her eyes are deep blue; her
hair, blonde; her figure, graceful
Ha6itually retiring between 8 aud 4 q.
~, she rises sJ g O'Clock, breakfasts
At IA, attends TO correspondence uH s.
reads manuscripts for her journal fruu
3 until z, wusn she dimes, alsays sfHl
ply and At home. At 8 O'Clock p. IA
SHE is ready for society, which SD,
keeniy enjoys. Midnight finds hei
again at her desk, where she works
steadily until the arrival Of her bea
time She rsads aud writes with
basket Of fruit by her side, ana a rsI.a..
Of this is part Uf hex preparation f,l
sleaP.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-11-18

UndeTwsar frosa Is eeaezts s=sls garueu
a. ". Z. Sezmaaa'.
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The late Amelia B. Edwards was q
precOciOus author. Her first story was
written when she was only four years
old, and executed in capital letters
exclusively.
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LTEaAax CHIPS.

The poet Burns spelled his name
BuTness, (his family namel until ths
publication of his poems ina 1856.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-16
Pasadena Briefs.

Pasadena Office OF the HERALD, No. IA West
Colorado street. Advertisements and subscrip-
tions received.
ST. NICHOLAS half block from terminus of
the Los Angeles, Pasadena and Glendale rail-
way. Rates SIS to 81 per week. Miss l. Nc
Lain, proprietor.
MORGAN's LIVERY AND BOARDING STA
BILE, rear of post-oflce. Safe and sty lish turn
outs at reasonable prices Telephone Sc.
c. GARI8ALDI, dealer in wines, liquors,
cigars and tobacco, also canned goods. East
Colorado street, cor. Chestnut avenue.
COOK & ECKoZA, general blacksmithing.
No. Is Union street.
G. 8. MAYHEM, real estate broker, 2O% West
Colorado street. Loans and Investments.
D: S. BAssETT. Ladies and Gents Tonsorial
Parlors. Ladies' hair cutting, curling and
shampooing. 5 East Colorado street.
PASADENA BLACKSMITH SHOP, As Broad
way. General blacksmithing and woodwork
Randlemon & De Hay.
M'DONALD, BROOKS & co, real estate, loans
and houses for rent. Bargains in houses and
ranches. z East Colorado street. 81
ARTHUR H. PALMER, D. d. s. Dental
rooms, Eldridge building, Pasadena.
MERCANTILE LUNCH HOUSE, 80 South
Fair Oaks avenue. Meals at all hours.
HOTEL GREEN-Electric lights, steam heat
ed, hot and cold water, elevator, and all mod
ern Improvements.
THE PAINTER HOTEL, Fair Oaks and
Washington; frst-class family hotel.
LOS ANGELES HOUSE, corner Colorado
street and Delacey avenue; transients, 81 and
$1.50 per Gay; first-class. P. Klein, proprietor
KERCKHOFF-CUZNRR Mill and Lumber
Co., corner Broadway and Kansas street.