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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

THsRn are suspicious that the indi-
viduals vho are estimating the total
worlds fair attendance for the Chicago
papers are the same men that make the
circulation afiidavits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

81. PsrL printers have adopted de.
essivs plan 70 keep the wolf irsm the
door. They viii permit no member q
The union - work mofe than I've days
ia a week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

TIA, every ekfld takes reality
a THERE perfectly sassy IN Their
a<ssor - 40 eFiplnx. 80 dlnnYAesca.
4 Th~lr Effects isst There's m
r.artisn aftef~ari8 They Freaiste -
eleansa tle sJaeps. secrssilng b. sis~
"a dose
A Theirs o.. chsepsa, for fNey're
r.s,..-.ssed % give ssiisfasth,n. ss yoslf
s-...ex = r~tarnsh. loo pay Sniy fsf
Ne sssa yes get
pst sp 10 slsss--ass aiwsrs fr~s4.
E Th~s s~rs tsssstipseiea. ih,iiers.
a.. nlit.ss Affsrts, aftk ~ hilsn.ss
lf...f..t.... al al tsfsafsutsatt a TIE
a.ss. ..au.snA slaI bas.ls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

TarsF may b. ioy among the angels
over one sinner that repentetlI, hut IL
isn't b b. compared with the exultaslou
q Mrs Less> over the opportunities foS
calamity howhng.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

tff frF4f tFff VIrtf
ffrand ksrt.ts No. AaTfft fl lFei
epft<e = hefetg zfsen titst fiie assess-easst
rel - cssHetgncfsn-s . eeves ~ 4trr4 sffers
ffssea ees ~ strerf - ~. tut street, =
etss - ~ hsn.ie so thsf J I'll f-e~ife pa.
ffssrs ttis dssa II a. $50 - ths ssts tress
"a hH sogaIck. c4ss Tr~..ap~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

r. Henry 4. Rehinsoa Il nerninat~,i
fos conxre=s - first district deuocrats,
hip statistical shsiitse- Ell he foani Ues
fsf a. cenputirg his niincrity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

wv treasurer , Otice,
Grand Rapids. Mich. August a. isq1 I
Notice i hereby given that tho assessment
roll fsr the construction Of sewer in Perry
street. frotn Quimby street To Madison street IA
now ~ my hands. aud that will receive pay
fnent thereon Tor the period OF twenty days from
thus date At the Office of the city treasured
city hall
sep - NIL soRRICK. City Treasured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Grsnd Rapids. Mich, August rs. fsql
Notire ~ hereby given that the assessment
Toil Tor the improvement Of Chestnut street
from tiranavile avunOe 20 Oakland avenue. u
DOW In my hands and that viii receive ayn,ent
thereon Tor the period Of twenty days from this
date AZ tbs tfire % the city treasurer. city hall
scps AZ. "a. SORklCk. City Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

r. - nov reported that the seaste sill
vote o repeal the purchasing clause.
Dave Hil viii have time % grow = bead
- hair tsfaro the vote i taken.
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lily lEt&ralf JlftCN. 4
Grand Rapids. Mich. August 81, Isea I
Notice = aoreby given that the assessment
roll Tor the Improvement OF l.ates street
from south Uni street "a south East tire 4 h
now IN my hands, aud that viii receive paw
Iuent thereon fcr the period of ia enty days from
this date ~ the Office ~ the city treasurer city
ball
eopD Nh. sORRICK. tity Treasurer.
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tItT TfenFufef : UIfica
Grand Rapids. Mich. August ~ fs1 I
Notice = hereby given that the assessnent
~ -. - e"os'ructton ., sescr IN rausrrs
M hands. and that 4 viii receive payment
thereon Tor the period of twenty days from this
dats Al The oiice of tbs city Treasures city hall
sep3 MI sDkRlt'k City Traassr.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

rssrv rAareh i fortunate 70 securing
90 rastor ~ Res " Dieisy Iehn>su.
iis il aiaa - hrn rarsietisns. sids
i-srnine sd seas,hie rsssy
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t'iss 1rnesurrf ffBCs.
trasd Rapids. Asch.. Anenst is fsa
Nrfice y hereby eisca fhst tbe ass-<sfnen.
fc4i fuf fhs soastfilqfss1 - sewer system ia
Nofth toiiexe avenae sol kasf ffs.hRrii stress
- nos ~ mF lands. and that ] vii -
retfe garulenf theFroa fnr t8e Period "a
t~etltf esfs fres thts aete ~ the ofser "a tts
stfY tressafef eits hail
seps ~ ~ sORRif x. Cts Tresssref
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.NIIy lfthsufcFs Ufflce,
Grand Rapids. Mich. August 81. fsc3.
Notice i hereby given that tho assessment
roll Tor the construction of sewer M Chubb
street, from Letcllier stleet 20 Butter~orth
avenue + now In my hands, and that
will receive payment thereon for the period
IL twenty days from this date at the Office Of
the city treasurer. city hall.
sep % NJ. IA. S0RRiCK. City Treasurer
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1000 viii &c IN line.

Kansas CRY. sept 3.-The grandest
labor parade ever seen in the southwest
is arranged for IN this city Tomorrow
Organized labor % the two Kansas cities
will take part Fully 1900 men will be
IN Ina
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

tftt ff@Esrfef tstsr~
fsfaaf atsisfs ~ tels.t fusf - tsf4
saflea !, tsfsf. stsea fhst IS eserrsss,ssf
ssli f..4 80 ss,s.stsssesssH e $50 - Ga
sslsse ff.ssa - fsf esst - WITH asisa stFszt
ia feeefss ,sssss4At ftsss-e ~ -. qsftss =
tssess tsfs Fa,a iistt asie - ~ ptsse a tss
80 kalck. Cas rrs.sus-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

II Strengthens
tho womb, re-
moves all pain.
and you sleep
ike a child.
~ No te.tiInonial %
"A ars' nam i ever pHi-
8shci wstlso-t TIC fnll pef-
asissiesn q the person.
A sraxzists eli Il.
Adarcss 81 tanhtraCs.
lsDts Il. PiNARAa MkD,
Co. LINN. Mas.
Liver Pills. 20 cents.
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Dtsfs. Aas,ssf fie f8hine daft 80
inrrsa.esi s8aa<1eo Ite srreist ~.
s,pn ~>~sne e. sagsfsen a.Fsa iasmrsiiats
sset
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

SIT P0fNTS
out Of man y.
where Doctor
Fierces Pellets
are better ihas
other pills
L. They're the
sn aliest. ard
eaaIesi 60 take~-
lttsf@ sagar
esiesi Rfzfinles
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WAsnfsosox SEPT 1--F'orlowe Mich
igan Generally lair; soatA - vcst
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H. ]. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.



Pa SILL aol sfc tSp LsolS
ane nolsra ntnr raala neass "a 1ers.e.
ste.ile e@si tr.ai-tzsa. eeas1 ~ 49, 'rretoaI1.
49, 49, t4fGst1. Ai1a - - fi,.llkE af4
@et f-Eos neass< eo41ef 49, 49, 81 esaI1
%-siaEeitA ma iefnago belt aIl4 al nlo1ara
.-st t'ffe1.,eIIta Afl9 "a t1fangE eFElae Iae.Es
hs,1e c,,Fnrg a. $50 t.erl. q l-4t94l1 g.
- tratttei atsann. 90 - f4fls asel1Ua o. -
Nr{tt FHt<Eer4s tes4 ~ hasflal4 l,Ila - ASA
80 afr1oA 49, 49, tsso<as ~ ltll ~ slEE..l
rtfAshke ttH Ae1.s sad ~ cE4tlaII l.cat11
80 Ap.e4.a a, 49, stfelL nlz41oa A4l4414144
ssene> rs saie - s1et.ahea
fAAAs ROB S&l-k Sia FxCHAN6E
. nsic< csle utis frssn Rsr,1 ts.ntrf. 500
h.'sse at4 hafas Eeoa nsnlaaid al nnInl L.4k
si@se - eattsssiils, - ss a. 3d.. a. -
Nd cflS IItsf.eftg
80 Tara = = - ~ $3.50 ssns,ansllls. rsea
hsadt1<a. 500 erch4ra ant .t..a4 Isn1 - -.
enFnst ~ hel.f ana - a en-.
Ai1o - a<tcs IL tua14lIlf - lsatna. II s.iIns
fr< n city - arrft ll1I.rtsIa1 I.I.I..s -
ana nepis tiz4oai f4lr batsair.I.. - c.1s
lsaE.
! hass q nou.is,r - hns tu.r.,.s 49,. !.
i.sIs. eoeHn. sA1ea ca dizi~.,a u Al rssss
Aisos nnsahaF - nns tslaons ~ s..l.s - A
Iseef tte flll. rsn<ias frol1 ne - i,.rI. 49,.
hefe tet4 ~ Al llarta a tt.e eilF ~ - -
exrAaN9A hfNaee - tant
Aonks - losn 60 $50 fo4l STATE anrartt..
~ DEsOIIA
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n
Chicago. o 90 00Of- sIe 4
Baltimore .......0 ? o 2 0O02 ssh I
Batteries-Clausen and Kittrcdge. Null
lan,. Robinson and Ciarks. Umpire
Hurst.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

e X 20 SIS per day at home selling Lightning
spsJ Platter and plating .ewelry. Watches
tableware, etc. Plates the finest o. jswelry
good as now, on al kinds OF metal with gold
Every house has goods needing plating. ID. h
Demo. Columbus %.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MONEY TO LOAN.
no you WANT MoSEyi-ifso. you win A
IL Il 20 your adv antAgo o so u hnforn /.

no YOU WANT MONEYi-lfso. you win ana
IL it to your advantage 70 $50 " before boz
rowing.
We make leans household goods piapo>
horses. wagons. OF personal property OF any
kind at the lowest possible rstas and IN the
quickest possible time.
Our loans are made without publicity and
the property u left IN Jour individual posses
zion
Loans can he carried a. long ~ desired ORGAN
BE- paid In full. OF In part At any time To snit
your convenience, and any part paid reduces thu
cost Of earning the loan.
IN You owe a balance furniture. pfano %
other property, We viii par Il up iot yoa and
carry Ions a. you desireL
We also make loans On the building and ioaa
association plan
Our Offices are the most piea.sns IN tho city
and ara - arranged that parties calling upon
rs may be waited upon quickly and courts
ously.
Remember that you have the uss Of both IN,
property and the mooney and roturn thu
money 81 any tfnIe.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN co.
Room 2. Towc~ block,
Corner ~ Menros. Pearl and Canal 81.
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ons Fare Per Roaad Tnp se cA.s.ga-
Over the Lake Shore Ry.. Sepieusbe'
8 and Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

Before breakfast Bromo Settler acts
as a bracer trial bottles Ice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-04

/. Grand Rapids City Bands fret sp.
Fearanee al Nurth Park Labor Day.
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MONEY TO LOAN In sums 20 suit on pro
wi ducfiye Real Estate i~S.Protin. room q
Lovett's block, opposite Sweets Hotel.
MONEY LOANED for short time IN lsre, or
vi small amounts On any form % good se-cur.
ny Frank A. Werner. - Michigan Tr,lst
building, cor. Pearl and Ottawa stFoet2 Iols-
phone nA
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w orfu's Fair
via
G.. IL. ~ 4.

Both ways Tor enc fare. s540. Tues
day, September 9th. Tickets good Tor
10 days Trains leave 1906 a. M and
ii - p. IA. Returning trains leave Chi
cago 40 40 and 1000 p. N. Stops AZ
Midway Plaisance. Cali telephone Cos
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n you want the very best isour nj rca
souable prices buy LILLY WHITEf1 n
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s175 Grand Rapids 90 Chicago
Via G. a ". NJ. Ry. and Holland steam
rrs. Daily line. See tine card. inside
page.
The herald., 1893-07-04

school trustee board met last Saturday
for the purpose Of electing q clerk to the
board and teachers for the ensuing
term. Mr.. H. III. Venable was duly
elected clerk OF the board, and the fol-
lowing teachers were chosen for the
term to commence in September next,
in the RedondO grammar school: Prof.
Rowell, principal, Mrs. Rowell. inter
mediate; Mrs. Murray, primary; Miss
Wright, higher primary.
Mrs. Lapham of San Jose ID late
arrival at the Walden house.
Among the latest arrivals at the Mar
tin villa are Ed. Thompson and family,
A. Smith and family, East San Gabriel /;
J. Cannon and family, r. T. st. Clair,
Frank Short, R. E. Moore, Los Angeles /;
Chas. Diffenbaugh and family, Needles !;
@. e. Sill and family, Kansas City.
Conductor Tyrell Of the Redondo rail-
way returned from his eastern trip,
where he spent his vacation, on Satur-
day last, and this morning resumed his
old place on the train.
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Re-
dondo were Anna E. Norton, Pasadena ;
Mrs. Augustine R. Gray, Chicago; Miss
Emma Childs, Mrs. John E. Platter,
Mrs. VIM. Pridhsm, Mr.. VIM. Pridham,
Los Angeles; Miss @. f. Waddilove,
Miss E. Dean, San Francisco.
The herald., 1893-07-04
REDoNDo.
A Large Catch of Fish - Local News
Matters.

A Large Catch of Fish - Local News
REDoNDo BEACH, July 8. A heavy
accumulation of grain in sacks (mostly
barley awaits the Santa Rosa on her up
trip tomorrow morning. 1t is somewhat
doubtful in view of the day Gully 4th)
az to the quantity she will take on.
The finest catch of the season thus far.
OF deep water fish was reported this
morning. MessrH. Price. Edwards
Blackburn, Maxey, Winsor and J. p.
Woolley landed 1911 pounds of rock bass
barracuda and halihut, all of the finest
quality. The deep sea fishermen ars
anout to inaugurate new system of
hshlng by night-making electric lights
q factor in the business--which has been
thoroughly tested at other points and
found remarkably successful.
Mr. ]. N. Sutton superintendent Of
the Redondo railway with his family
arrived in Redcndo today, having taken
up their abode of this resort, The
family will occupy the new residence
lately completed by Mr.. Edward Clinton
NJ 'iardalupe avenus. The house, two
@tcrys IN height, is finished in first rate
-tvie, and ia situated in an elevated site
: commanding a beautiful view of the
Iowa and Santa Monica bay.
Although Mr. Sutton's place of busi.
ness is in the city he thinks it desirable
Ior his family to be near the seaside.
wherein his head is level.
20 I'lrauance Of law, the Redondo
The herald., 1893-07-04
al stock of $4,000. Mr.. Wallace to put

tai stock Of $4,000, Mr.. Wallace to put
In his place at $500.
Mr.. Wallace stated that IL was of the
utmost importance that the present
fruit crop should be taken care of.
After q general discussion OF the
matter upon motion the report of the
committee WAS accepted.
1t was the general opinion that If by
any means the cannery could be oper-
ated, 1t should be done for the best in
terests of Pasadena.
Upon motion Of j. A. Buchanan,
Benjamin Hahn was appointed to take
charge of the matter and endeavor to
organize q stock company, with capt.
tai OF SID, 900, work to commence when
$4,000 had been raised.
NOTES.
Late trains will be run from the city
by both roads tomorrow.
Tomorrow outing crowds will be
about equally divided between the
mountains and the sesshore.
Ths postofice will be open tomorrow
from to 10 am. and to 8 pm. No
delivery will be made by carriers.
Trains for Rubio cafion will run to-
morrow as follows: Leave Pasadena
$40, 9;40, lilo am. and 2:05, 4:4O
and 200 pm. Arrive in Pasadena 8 80,
10 80, IL 80 am. and 2:50, $40, 10 &c
pm.
Two athletic young gentlemen were
up before Recorder Rossiter this morn
ing for riding bicycles on the sidewalk.
They were let of with q So fine in con.
sideration of its being their first offense,
The herald., 1893-07-04

Of consumption last Friday at Pasadena.
He was 22 years Of age and had resided
in this city for eight years.
Ray Purcell had his thumb broken
today by being bucked off bicycle.
The superior court was in session to-
day. The divorce case OF Ross va. Ross
comes up ON July 18th, and the case Of
Mead vs. Mead, like case, comes up on
the 9th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Butterfeld were
made happy Saturday by the arrival OF
baby boy.
A bicycle race tomorrow night at
O'Clock will be a feature of interest.
There is $64,327.30 in the county
treasury.
The herald., 1893-07-04
A New Cn,,aa.
n NOW OHWF6,
THOUSANDS Flock TO IT'S SrANnssn wben

THOUSANDS FLOCK TO IT'S STANDARD. when
new cause is presented 60 the pui,.i, il alydys
excites attention. A promiusat iJnys.c.s,, IA :
sala tnat Ia grippe, durt'ss the last three s..s-
Ats ann6 more TO weaaen the hearts o. ,,s
world than any other cause that has sv"r,sS
ssted. Those who have had this ir,ais.sy s,,i
saansequently found themselves snbjecr d. psi
stomacn, pain In side or shoulder, smothering
sPeiis iatnting, dropsy, ETC., may feel assured
~ sney @ nave heart disease, which unless ch, cked
Heert Cure IL the only remscy that can ba re-
itS1 iy1 Up9n 70 effect cure. cod by Il. .essnae,
81 9, sp1ng on guarantees. AK tor the i,nc.
The herald., 1893-07-04
LONG BEACH.
A Rcd Letter Day In the History of tho
Plaza.


A Rcd Letter Day In the History OF tho
Place.
LONG BEACH, July 3.-Yesterday was
q red letter day at this place, hundreds
OF people throngsd the beach and wharf.
The bathers were more numerous than
at any previous time this season. and
the wharf was crowded with anglers,
who were more than usually successful.
The industrial camp meeting has brought
many hundred strangers here from all
parts of Southern California. The
programme for today (Ladiea' day. was
as follows:
Short address by the president.
Music.
Recitation by Anna Alex of Los Angeles.
Music by Mrs. steele of Compton.
Address by May A. White of san Diego.
Original poem by Mrs. Z. A. Lawrence OF Los
Direct Legislation. by Mrs. W. @. Bowman of
AFTERNOON.
Singing by congregation, led by A. M. ealyer.
Music by string band;
Hon. Robert n, Bulla, 81. cI 1gt
Address, Motherhood Poates of Los
Address, Woman suftage-Mrs Barra OF Los
Woman and the Lsw--Mra. M. z. Benson of
''' A'' EVENING SESSION
Music by Emma Mccormick of Compton.
Proclamation, by Ruth +. Lucas Of Compton.
Juvenile Drama, rby -HAwkens and 6alver
children Of ssn Pedro snd Los e TAnsslss
Address by W. G. Bowman OF Los Angeles
The programme for tomorrow ia az
follows: fft
Address, 10 O. m M. W. wilkins.
2:30 p m.-Reading of the Declaration of
Ipdepends1seI The Oid and the New, by Mrs
Grafton BY Hon. Nestor A. Young of San
Diego.
GRAND FINALE.
Address, 7:3O p. M. NJ. Alex Shutz-Russia,
the Land of the Nihilist. Russian patriot and
exile in costume.
Homer Katz,a president clerks association,
and other able and prominent speakers
esxu1fu zzurouai-b w. BAtCheIOr. r n
County Alliance will convene July 5th at 10
q. m, after close of the conference, and will
hold TWO days session, President ]. B. Cam D.
presiding. The State executive committee will
also meet on the 5th, and continue their session
until the business of the state Is disposed Of
X. NJ. Wardall in the chair.
Joe Stanley and family of Rivera, are
here for few weeks.
James Stewart and family of Rachita.
have taken possession of their new cot
tage for the season.
The herald., 1893-07-04
lPAsADRNA.

| Meeting Of the Council-A Plan to Re-
vive the Cannery,
PASADENA, July 3.--The city council
met in regular session this afternoon,
all members present.
A petition was received from Henry
T. Staalt asking that the sign on the
corner of Colorado street and Worcester
be removed. The clerk was instructed
to notify DR.. Beach to take it down.
A petition from Terpenning G. Morse
to erect sign on East Colorado street
was granted.
New resolutions of intention to con.
struct iron culverts on Raymond and
Fair Oaks avenue were passed, also to
curb Fair Oaks from Union to old Fair
Oaks.
Resolutions ordering estimates for
paving Colorado street were passed.
Ordinances in accordance with the re-
quest of Messrs Foster and Painter for
street railway franchises, were intro.
duced and laid over one week.
Bills to the amount of $374.87 were
upon recommendation OF the auditing
and finance committee, ordered paid.
Messrs. F. j. and G. N. Scheck asked
permission to erect and operate steam
laundry on Dayton street, next to the
fire engine house. Tha matter was
taken under advisement.
The report OF the city engineer upon
old Fair Oaks sidewalk was accepted,
Specifications for laying a cement
sidewalk on the west side of old Fair
Oaks avenue from Chestnut to Villa,
we're adopted.
Monthly reports OF the city recorder,
marshal, tax collector. pound master
and street superintendent were received
and ordered fled without auditing.
A petition from City Clerk Dyer, ask
ing that he be allowed a deputy at a
salary of 500 per month and recommend
ing N. =. Bangham for the position, was
received and granted.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING,
A special meeting of the board of
trade was called this afternoon to con-
slider the osnn Dry project and hear the
report OF the manufacturing committee.
President Keyes not being present. !
Father Shoop was elected temporary
chairman.
Mr.. Yocum reported that an agree
nent had been drawn up for the organi-
Eetion OF stock company, with capi.
The herald., 1893-07-04
4 Million Erianda.

,o = '',e'ln IN need isa friend indeed, aud not
les snpn one million people have found jnst
snrn FREUD in Dc. Kings New Discovery for
uevsp psiion coughs and colds # you have
VIII convince you that it has wonderfni
curative powers in all diseases OF throat, chest
ana lungs. Each bottle ia guaranteed to do ali
Trial nn,tlss free at O. +. Heinzeman's drug
sto,e sn,, ~ North Main street. Large bottles 50
The herald., 1893-07-04

Late Saturday evening a marriage
license was issued to 0. r. Cruel OF San
Diego, giving him the right to wed
Evelena Grenia of Elsinore.
Two Mexicans gave Jesus Morales a
severe beating last night. His assail.
ants are not known.
Company leave for San Bernardino
at o'clock in the morning.
Mrs. G. B. Warner has returned from
an extended visit east.
James Neill, formerly of this city but
now of Redlands, was in town yester-
day.
Mrs. A. A. Cole is visiting friends
here. The lady resides in San Diego.
Lorton r. Chadwick, q young man
well and favorably known here, died
The herald., 1893-07-04
ANOTHER CHANGE.
Drs. De Monco and Sapp Ex-
tend Their Remarkably
Low Offer
OF Five Dollars q Month to All Pa
tients and for All Diseases Until
Cured--Remember their Mail Treat
ment,

Owing to the stringency OF money in Los An
geles and vicinity, great many people could
not avail themselves of the low offer before
July 1st. Drs. De Monco and sspp, wishing to
give all q chance, extend their remarkably low
offer until August 1st
This is the offer: FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH
TO ALL PATIENTS AND FOR ALL DIS
EASES UNTIL CURED, MEDICINES IN
CLUDED, UP TO AUGUST 1sr.
The herald., 1893-07-04
PasadenA Briefs.

"HOTRL RUBIO," higher than the Catskill
mountains New York, is now open for the ac-
com mediation of guests, and IL conducted on
the European plan, Rooms from 81 to 50 per
day, according to size and location. The finest
mountain air, water and scenery that can be
found on the globe.
The herald., 1893-07-04
Long Reach Notaa.

FOR GOODS at Los Angeles prices go to VIM.
schillings. corner OF Pine and Second streets
Clean, fresh stock of groceries. dry goods. boots
FOR FISH ,DINNERS and short order lunches
at city prices. prepared and served by skilled
white labor,go to h p. stewarts' pavilion on
the beach. bevween the wharves. Private roo oms
for families >~S--s
The herald., 1893-07-04
Miles Nerve snd L,var PM.

Aot 1o on new princi iple-regulating the liver,
s..i s'omacn ana bowels through the nerves. A
new discovery. Dr. Miles pills speedily cure
ninousness bad tastes, torpid liver, piles, con
snlp,drsn snpAd.,on sunequalled for men. women and
Snhoren, Sn smallest mildest, surest, Fifty doses
North Spring. sT7SFf'E u r.
The herald., 1893-07-04
Items of Interest.

ALL WHO ENJOY good French cootinv oo
10 the Delmonico Restaurant, Second street,
Santa Monica where p. Dauphine. the ceie.
brated chef, presides over cuisine, Private
ro0ns II desired.
VISITORS TO SANTA MONICA will find At
the remodeled r ed store, 4 h!rd street. the lsre-
est and best selected stock Of dry goods. fur.
nisnang and high class groceries In the town.
The herald., 1893-07-04

"Thank You,"
Is what Mrs, Paisley of Newburgh, N. Y. al
ways says to Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t cured her
Of q severe case of scrofula and eczema. and
she has reason 10 be grateful.
The herald., 1893-07-04
MIR. j. f. CROWDER.
A Well-known Man is Relieved of a
Troublesome Catarrh.

Mr.. J. F. Crowder. the genial and popular
shipping clerk for Bailey & Barker Brothers,
urniture dealers, South Main street, and
who lives at 3l6 South Fremont avenue, gives
his testimony, which will have weight with all
thinking people. He says:
The herald., 1893-07-04

II you are bilious take Hsod's Pnls.
The herald., 1893-07-04

SIS a Month for all diseases,
medicines tree. Apply before
August Ist.