davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-11
Monnirta uf bas NbenbbIatt Ser Suinois
StaatSz 3eitung. Greis l Sent.

- SIM Nrmenbauie boh Butler ST.,
g., lift cine merftpiir6ige &erbreberlaufz
balm gum @bi6luB eefommen. 0alelbIt
ltarb Sobn 6tds, Der bon Sen 88 Sobren
ieines 2ebens As Sabre btnter &erterz
mauern berbracbt bat. Sem SpesiaLfach
mar Der BferoebtebltaDl, u1t6 es siebt faum
einen Staat in Der Union, mo- 6ids fem
Metier ais 8ferbebie6 ni9t ausgeiibt bate.
SIM @eiten ltanb CT me6rmals in @efabr,
BON 2pnbern aufgetniipft gu merben.
We6rmaLs tpur0e er nieoergcicbo1ien, 70
baB man i'm fit to6t am g8ege licgen tieB !;
ober 1tets erbolte itb Der ate Siin0er
tpie6er un6 fibne gfer6e6iebfGble lteBen
sic 6arrner nidt LANCE barber in 3tpetfel,
bGB vOlb 6tds" feline S~6Gtigfeit pieber
aufgenommen. Sn ctnem 9teite in SQtnois
tpuroe ct einnlal getbeert unb 9efebert unb
nit Sto6l9ldgen aus Ser @o6nutg gez
trteben. 9ieie 8ebanblung gefiel benz
altcn t6tds nibt, tpcsbalb ct ben S6auz
plat ieincr SbGtigfctt mach ben WtttteGs
itaaten unb benz Often pertegte. Setn uns
itGGes Qeben, mebrfa6e &u9elpun6en un6
iein LANCER Nufentbalt I'M 3u6t6aufe
madbten ieinen &Orper iblieBIicb miirbe,
unb pbpiti6 ge6rp6en lanbete ct Dor ntebz
reren Sabren i'm Mrmenbauie BON Butler
GountD.
, 1893-10-11
DerunoIldte Gben.

Gertrude SO. @arbnier befla9t ii6 tn
elmer inn &reisgeri1t eingereicbten S3ctz
bungSflage bitter iiber bic 8ebanolung, bic
tbr BON tbrem @atten Sames .. angeblid
gu G9ctl perDe. 9aS Baar bate it6 I'M
Sabre 1889 gebeiratbet. 8alO nacb BET
6ocb3eit iou Sames be9onnen baben, feline
Srau 5u priigeln unb ipnit gu mtBbanOeln,
Ginn1aI ioa er lte 8. cine gauge 1reppenz
flu9t binabgeiporfen BADEN. SIM Stunt
portgen Sabre5 ioQ Samcs nit elmer anoez
ten SrauenSperlon, bic ct fir feline Srdit
~arSgab, 3u einem Y~fan6leiber 9egaa9crt
letn un6 BEL oemlelben auf Die Sausetn7
ri9tung cine !6Dpotbef bon $500 aufge7
roltmen baben.
9as ebelicbe 2eben g. 81. 9. Sorb's
muB itb 5ienli6 traurig 9eitaltet baben,
tpenn Die in ieiner S1eibungsflage 9egell
feline Satin WarD erbobenen Qntlagen auf
Wabrbeit beru6en. Gr bate UtarD i'm
9tppember 1887 gcbetratbet un0 bebauptet,
6ieieGbe ftebe nit Or. @DrDbDn 6. Soro in
perbotenem Gerfebr.
@eor9e Sing ertlGrt, baB feline Satin
@ltDer i'm am Is. September unter Wtttz
ltabme ieineS gan3cn @elDeS un6 tbreS
iitn9iten &inbe5 p~erlailen babe. St be-
9auptet au9, 0oB er bon t6r grauiam be-
bonoelt muroe. ST %bebauptet, oaB Tie i'm
nit Dem Stiel elmer Dirt 9eiblagen, baB ite
tbm etnen %9cfiiuten &affcetopf an ben &opf
getporfen unb i'm nit einem Stitf Sol5
bearbeitet babe, ais er iib etnnnal gum
S3lafen 81 8ett begeben bate.
, 1893-10-11

- 0te &e9ierung Ser norotpeItlicben
9robin3en Sn6iens lit iebt nit elmer lfnz
teriu9ung ber llmftdnbc beicbGfttgt, unter
benen Elm menibltcbes QGeien Ser ihparsen
@0tttn &alt in einem 9orfe na6e BEL 8ez
mares i'm 6er3en elmer 6t6ten 8ep0Lterune
unter @nglanbS 6erri6aft ais Spfer bar
9ebra5t tpuroe. Die Yrieiter bes Oorfes
peranlaBten cine 8rabmincnz Samtlie, III
ten Sobn, einen &noben BON 16 Sabren.
i6nen gu oieiem 3tpede su iibergeben. SIN
@e8entpart elmer MISUNDERSTANDING uurbe
0er &nabe gum Sempel geflbrt, un6 nadb
teterltcben Nnrufuu9en icbnitt Ser er1te
Prteiter ben sails belieIben a6 unb be-
ipren9te nit Dem toarmen 8lute bas b6bz
lt9e @OBenbiIb. 0teieS 8erbrecben hat
cine groBe Senlatton in Dem 0iitrift bers
borgerufen.
, 1893-10-11

- SAB @iIion itanb beutc Morgen Dor
benz &te6ter &criten Unite ser 9lnflage 6eS
9iebita6Gs, 0a ieoob bic &lGger;n, Srall
6enrp &nafe, gum Iermin ntbt bate err
i9etnen f%Onnen, 10 ipur6e 6as @erb0r unter
$500 8iirgi9aft bis morgcn frib bers
iboben. Die Wtlio lit angeflagt, Sroll
&nade einen Oaantel i'm @ertbe BON $40
9eitobIen gu baben.
- @eter &oa6 itan6 6eute Morgen Dor
Dem Gtcbter &etiten inter Der Nnf(age bes
9iebitablS. st lift beibuI6iet, in Die 8trtb>
i6aft bon SEQ 6ofle, 0to. 81 2arrabee Str,
ein9ebro6cn SIT icin unO mebrere &iiten
Gi9arren, iopie cini9e Slai6en bon benz
beiten 8biSfep geitoblen gu ba6en. 9toac6
muBte NIGHTS 81 leiner Gcrtbetbi9ung an3uz
9eben unb mur6e inter $1,000 8iirgic6aft
an 6as Griminalgericbt pertptcien.
, 1893-10-11
&eMieite.


Gem, 1869 SO. North Que.
Bladder, 867 81. MopIclppoh &ce.
9ttIioE. 872 81. CALIFORNIA aoe.
Soebne. 93S q. California Npe.
ueiterboule. 1I35 81. California Nps
Srubt9. 1914 Mtllpaufee aoe.
Saipbs, 1868 Milmaufee Moe.
Gatlep, 1929 Wsilipoutee &ue.
Searg, 400 MtiIiuoutee ans.
Gnts. 521 WhIfpautee Aoe.
GurB. 821 Millpoutee @oe.
&inber9, 8e3 MtiIlpoufee MOe.
Semper. 1913 miIrpoufee Nos.
Studer, 1850 Wilipaufee 4oe.
Nuoree. 1854 MiIipantee Ape.
Earring, 1885 Milfuaufee Moe.
uerIen, 1903 Wtillpoufee Goe.
RroH, 655 %. gtortb ape.
Sanien, 759 80. Nurtb 9ne.
Sboper, 765 I8. 9tprtb Qpe.
RoI6. 1870 Mtttuoufee 9pe.
SteInobet. 148 Wtillpoufee MSe
Senrtds, 165 MiIipoufee @pe
Soffmonn, 233 millpoufee Qss.
SeHien, 242 Milluoutee @ue.
@re9orien, 286 Ntillpoufee aoe.
9ulben. 800 TliIpoufee Ipe.
@taespte. 2S8 q. San0amuu ctr.
GeoerIu9bGnS & 9ehiuB, 448 MtiIwoufee unG
NeiuS 3epot. 664 MrmIitaoe 9pe.
NelpS &epot, 466 Mrmitoge @pe.
&obinlun. 34 MiIipoute Noe.
Neios Gtore. 259 80. Chicago aSs
Deds. 4l2 %. @iblanb Ipe.
, 1893-10-11
Die perfradte GIlsmortb padtn9
COMPANY.

Gegen Bic oerfrabte @asportb 8ading
anb 8robiiion Company, bercn @ei6dftsz
lofal fi6 an Der Nrmour Npenue unb 50.
StraBe befanb, itnb I'M GountD9ertcbt bon
benz Maiienperpalter @m. s.. 8rud 2tnz
iprii6e gum 8etra9e bon $18,924 amer
FAINT tporben. Die .9rOBten Nnipri6c
baben 6enrD 8otSfort nit $6139 unb Nrz
,nour & So. nit $5813 gelteno gemabt.
, 1893-10-11
AlurkthPrfnktt
6 + 0, II. s

9Dtca9o IL. Stt.
Solgenbe 8reiie purben BEL gr0Beren
Partieen e~raielt:
Gutter, Bette Creamery aare, 281
@29c, quite 24025c, mittelmGBige 2O(0
21c. 9airD, bette, 24026c, mittel9ute
uno quite 18@23c, frtl9er Bading Stod
153@16c.
8uttertne, bette Creamery 1876,
rcbt l60ne 17c, 0airn lac uno 15c fir Bic
bette; in u&OaS" ober tlctnen @ebin6en &c
meDr.
&dfe, Bette v6uu Cream @be6bors",
1O(@1O4c, vIminS" 1O01O4c, ,goung
Nmerica"1O3@-c nacbgema6terS 6tueiaer
17d1{f99d5115c, "Srif" 1o91O3, ~aimburssr
Oubenb.
@~btSfeD, Slip.
@eflI9eI, lebenbiges, EurfeD 1870
lie; 9ubner = 6ennen So, 6dbne
o., Gnten $40 fir leben6toe j.;
0drle, lebenbtge nit Ben 9an5en Sebern,
$5@$6 per 0ubeno. Spring @bidens"
83@-c bas 8funo.
8obnen: 8eite ugtapies" 81. zoos,
"tttel9ute NIL Der W(QlCDl1e 9e>
~reinigtc $1,25@$1.40.
Obit, geoOrrtes: NepfeG, tinitlich sez
trofncte, 73@1Oc bas 8funb, an Der Come
oeOorrte norolidbe 5@64c, Pftriicbe 5@6c,
8rolnbeeren 6@7c, 6inlbecren 23@243c;
@alttornti3es: @prttoien 14(016c, nibt
9cl6dlte Bfirii9e SOLE, gcic6dlte 22(@
24c; Bfaumen 9@13c; &o1tncn: Qonoon
SaDers $1.650$2.0 90 boS &titcben, Wfufaz
teller $1.OO(0$1.35, Ioie 4(06c.
Sbit, friiobes: 2lepfel 1.5O02.25
unD $2.7503.25, te na6 bet Site, 8anaz
men 5Oc@$1.25, Gitronen $4.OO(94.2 5,
Bftrit6e NIT loiem &ern q 81 100000
Oer J 8ulbel, 100000 baS &~0rbdben.
&artoffeIn- 8urbanfS 58(064c;
9ebrons 56@62c; Stole 55058c; 6urcbz
etnanber 55c Ser 8uibeG. SerieDsS peei>
Botatoes 100000 6as SAB.
, 1893-10-11
Oerlanoen cine Qbrehnuno.

Socob 8crIman eriucbte beute 8ormttta9
6as Sreis8eribt, ieincn Observation-Disclosures
Sacob 0eOD gu smin9en, tDm cine Qtbre6z
nung ab3ule9en. Die Bartcten betrieben
in IA IS. 10. StraBe Elm Slaibengei6dft.
2eop tutrb beibnlDi9t, @eIOer Der Sirna
CUR 8eaablung ieiner periOnli5en S3ulben
oerpenoet AT 6aben.
, 1893-10-11
Oooesfdue.

8is beute Mtitta9 mur6en folsen6e
TobeSf6Ie angemel6et:
SuIius Sermann Set6eG, 55 Sabre, 554
sc. Warfetitr.
@mtl Braun, 6 %. 6 Sage, 800 Ou6Iepz
ltraBe.
Qeutie Sloab, 81 s., Sc Moaartftr.
, 1893-10-11
WbeuOblatt Der Su. @taatsz 3eitnua

ut in ben unten on9e9ebenen 9eI9dften Az bobeB:
9turSfefte.
6. Sen1mer, 1899 2incolu ape.
q. 6. Stenban. 1150 2iueolu aoG
403 @rpB stoe.
402 HDscoe 8Duleborb.
q. q. Semitic, 1921 Belmont goe.
9. Goldman, 1744 Glarf ctr.
6. q. MoDre, 442 Sincolu Moe.
Sou &olabs, 4S5 SincDtn Nps.
6. 81. 9ap, $40 2ineolE @pe.
Srant ggaqner, 597 &incoln 4na
Soiepb Mtunf. TAT 2ineOln 9Ins,
s. NeuDaus, $40 &incoln Goe.
Wrt. Sa9lor, 1917 2incoln Qos
u. Betting, 1426 Glart Str.
9o:ber. 457 Glart Ctr.
Sron Sinoenaun, 421 gIarT Gt2
6. 9t. 8Gr, 313 @larf Ctr.
30. q. @tpne9, 267 Start StE
81. Sernann, 161 glart Ctr.
s.. OF. Gesen, 513 gIorf Ctr
8. geGner, 590M Glarf Str
Sou6 9ros.
g. Soppmonn, 1857 @Iart Sta
S. Smith, 9S1 glorf Str.
Srau 6. @alfer, 453 WeGs St1
90. 8ntberfprb, 500 Mens StE
Surnbua, 545 Weus Str.
Wl. 6. 5hmibt, $50 Meas Ctr
6. 20. Sneet, 707 Meas Gts.
Spbn @tarr, 28o Wels ctr.
.. @nrrie, BOG GSels Ctr.
6. SieIe, 344 2nels ctr.
8. Siaer. 369 Me1S ctr.
Yruttt, 19 Weis Ctr.
SDDu Bert, 141 Nens Ctr.
Sobn 9udIeD, 211 Meas StE.
Srou 6. SpbnIpr. 276 Weas @aA
6. QSaciug. 100 men5 Str.
5. Sonar, 1888 9Bells Str.
e.. SSertan, 80 N9ens Str.
8. @eber, 1876 8arrabee Str.
9Dimaun, 464 2arrobee Str.
g.. Berger, SIT 2arrabee Ctr.
srau 8. MorgotI, 225 9inuiun GtI
She Columbus, $40 9ioifipn Str.
6. Sd. mbite, 4e7M 8ipiIiDu Str.
G. G. Nelipn, 1874 9ipiiipn Str.
g.. NuOerIon, 317 9iotfion Ctr.
8. Mtiner. 81 WiGop ctr.
8. u. Gbmann, 66 Wilolp Stx.
8. S6urten. 81 State Str.
S. 4. 2iebL, 255 Gleoelaub &ns.
9. Sdurf, 391 Seb9ipid Str.
90. 8. WteBler, 587 Geo9nit Oh
q. Guoel, 1893 Gebetpid Str.
GreuIer, 282 gebgiuid Str.
Spbn Gteir, 24 Seoqtuid Str.
9itttes, 262 Seb9luid Str.
g.. 6. @utnant, 249 @%Ipbpuru NuG.
Sopter, 4O3 @lDbolrn &oe.
q. WetR, 1928 &lpbourn Ioe.
81. 80. 6dltd, "a gfpbonrn Abe.
Gpbert 9re9er, 149 Suiuots Str.
@. SdroSer, 316 Wtarfet Str.
&tlDeblao s. Mapmuien, 30l Worfet @k8
Sartenber9, PIP geuter Ctr.
8. Grbet, 139 Center Str.
Sfrou Wt. &ubu, At Gligenie Str
@ug. Sransen, So Gugeuie Str.
@bos. SDbeL. 116 Guoeuie Str.
ntag st9teuftern. 25s Senib Str
, 1893-10-11

@cr auf 6as M6en6blatt Ser Sutnots
Staats5eitung gu abonniren tpiinibt, ibtde
uns cine 8olttarte nit leiner Qloreiie.
BreiS 6 Gents per @o4e.
, 1893-10-11

= Sn @roBbrttannien lit inn Sabre
0ur9i9nittli3 Elm ieber 8epobner 3ebn, in
Nmertfa nur acbt Sage frant.
, 1893-10-11

I'm bel Der augenblidIicben NOtbIage
Qrbeitiu3en6en bas Grlaugen BON 8el6Gfz
tigung mO9li3it gu erIei9tern, tpir6 bis
auf 8eiteres bas Qtbenbblatt ser Suinois
StaatS5eitun9 Stelengeluche unentgeltItcb
aufnebmen.
, 1893-10-11
SpOeSanaefne.

Nerparbteu un6 Ireunosu bic trouriae Nad5ri6t, bah
mem lIeber Satte Wiuiam TObn i'm glitter BON 90
S9aDren n9dD tangent i6merem Seiben 9~eitDrben lit. Be-
erol9ln9 SoHrerlt9g ben L. Sftober, Wtitto9s II ubr,
-" '"eSsssgueHms o. .Fran! Stl; naY soaeoro'a;
, 1893-10-11
3u Derlei1em.
Soft un6 9oais.


GSiue aIeiuitebenoe @ittfrau Iu6t a,pe, o~uItduoioe
v gnarSrrs. 40 Meft IL. StroBe. iIot3t
, 1893-10-11

Meiu6t: Gin Mann panIdt arbelt i'm SaIoon;
ta1IH Sortenoen uno Woiten. Suite 3eu9niife.
1ot3t ) 9tortb Nine Str.
, 1893-10-11
@ei6Gft8= 0%elegenbeiteu.


Ou oerfaufen: $3.50, ipertb $500. tauTen @rucerp.
~ Sdderet=, SpielruooreiI=, 9auog=, Sabat=, 9iQarrens
uHo Stotionerp=@eI96tt. 8onmt iofort; mug pertau.
fen. 861 2tncoln 9lOe.
, 1893-10-11

@elu9t: GIN eriter 8lafIe 8orfeeper mt R~efereuaen
ludt Stelun9. Abr. 5 129 Staats3eitun9.
, 1893-10-11

(i elu9t: Slinfer Bidder, fur3e 3eit i'm &anbe, Iudt
Stele. Sebe mebr auf Sele9eubeit. Mid empOr3lis
orbe1ten, as ouT 2Obn. Bette 3engnli1e. Sffertcn inter
Y 50 StQQts3tu.
, 1893-10-11
gteaengein6e.

&etu6t: Gin beutf6es Wtdb9en, quite &66iu, fubt
Ylo5 in elmer &eitaIratiOn. AoreiIe:
llof3t 55% *. Wtartet ctr.
, 1893-10-11

Mein9t: Gin Wtdbfen lu6t Steaung fir Sousar.
y belt. 3n %erfra9en 377 6rantIin Ctr. 96iement.
MeiuGt: 3mei Wtdbben fir 8i6e unb 6aus, tad.
tt9e &bbln I'm 9eihdft ober 4rtoatbduler, IR9eu
Stelung. 361 9IDbourn Qpe.
The herald., 1893-02-01

worlds fair appropriation was one
OF Legitimate profit and that Mi.
Moore would be glad to share the
profit. l had another name for the
transaction and some doubts about Mr..
Moore's willingness to be concerned in
it. / was quite certain that l would
have no hand in it, and blocked the
game. My reasons fer want of conf
dence in bills sent up from Los Angeles
may be inferred"
After citing number of instances of
jobbery, the article ends as follows:
"Now. YOU can see" said the foresta,
in conclusion, what is the matter with
the board OF forestry: 1t has had no
appreciation of the Importance OF it,
mission and has squandered the money
appropriated for its use. 1t got into a
wrangle with the board of examiners
and thereby tied the hands OF its officers
for o year. The commissioners know
nothing about forestry and care less. A
board composed OF men who were really
interested in the subject and desired to
preserve the forests, might have
achieved something, but they would
have been obliged first to procure i'm
portant notifications of the organic law
of the board. The failure of the board
of forestry does not lessen the impor-
tance of forest preservation, and should
not induce the state to abandon the
work. The forests can be protected, and
must be if the San Joaquin valley Is
worth saving. The vital Importance of
this work cannot be overestimated, and
practical must be substituted
for the inefficient commission"
The herald., 1893-02-01
THE WORLDS FAIR EXHIBIT.

Legislation Asked Towards Increasing
the Appropriation.
r. III. Young, secretary of the San
Diego chamber of commerce, has writ
ten to the local chamber asking that it
use its influence with the members from
this district to the legislature to have
passed bill providing that the counties
can increase their appropriations for
maintaining an exhibit at the worlds
fair during 1898. According to subdi-
vision 40 of section No. 25 of county
government act, approved March 81,
1891, the boards of supervisors of
the respective counties are given
power to make appropriations
from the county fund to maintain
an exhibit at Chicago during 1893. They
can appropriate either $4,000, $4,000
or $500, the amounts being regulated
as to whether the counties are of the
first, second or third class; specimens of
the latter are San Diego, San Bernar-
dino, Kern and Placer counties.
The letter states that as there is q
probability of the fair being continued
until 1894 owing to the pre- sence Of q
cholera epidemic, also to accommo.
date the crowds that will flock to Chi
csgo, many of the county appropria-
tions will be insufficient to maintain
their share of the display and the legis-
lature is asked to grant them permis-
sion to increase the original
amounts. The reason for ask-
ing the legislature is that 1t
will not again assemble except in special
session for two years, and this is the
only time when it can assist the people
in the matter. Many of the counties
would have appropriated double the
prescribed amount could they have done
so, and in some cases have already run
through the money allowed them. The
only means of getting any more will be
through this legislative enactment. II
the bill does not pass, the money will
have to be raised by outside means.
The plan of asking the legislature to
pass this act is approved by the board
of supervisors and the worlds fair exec
utiye committee of the Southern Cali
fornia Worlds Fair association.
The matter was brought before the
board of directors of the chamber of
commerce at its last meeting and the
following committee was appointed to
act: L. E. Mosher. Charles Forester,
M. L. Graf, G. w. Hicks and T. P. Lu.
kenE,
The herald., 1893-02-01
AT THE LIBRARY.

A Great Rush for Books After the
Rain.
There was great rush at the public
library yesterday. The rain during the
past two days had kept the book-worms
at home, and after the rain they came
out as plentiful as frogs after summer
shower. The lobby in front of the library
doors was crowded during the entire day,
and the "postofice" file extended from
the elevator, through the door and along
the counter to the further end OF the
room. Unlike the line at the postoffice
windows, the usual person in q great
hurry was not permitted to march to the
head of the line. Occasionally man
with a furrowed brow and big book
would attempt to get to the head of the
procession to exchange his book before
his train of thought should be upset,
but some one of the assistants would
point to the line in waiting. Even the
woman with the "pale brow" who was
all in a fdget to. get the sequel of a
romance to learn which of the lovers
got the girl, waited in line.
Miss Tessa l.. KelsO, the librarian,
Misses Adelaide r. HsHse and Miss Lena
B. Fenner, assistant Librarians, and all
of the available force were on duty early
and late in the general library room, SO
great was the attendance. az
"We had larger attendance than
this ON last Saturday" said Miss Kelso
to HERALD book-borrower. "The rain
prevented the usual attendance, and on
Saturday they cane-and such a rush
We received 2144 books, and the same
number was taken out, making 428S
volumes. There were 70 people in the
reference room-about double the usual
cumberland 119 men in the mems
reading room, the usual attendance be-
ing about 80. This reading room is
poorly ventilated, and the unusually
large crowd on that day rendered the
atmosphere almost sitting"
"Something like San Diego fog,"
suggested the reporter, as he fell in at
the end of the serpentine line to get
book telling of bair-lifting "Injuns."
The herald., 1893-02-01
Peventing Future Misery.

life source OF misery than the rheumatic
twinge, we have yet to hear of 1t. People are
born with tendency to rheumatism, just as
they are with one to consumption or to scrofula.
Slight causes may develop this. AS soon as the
agonizing complaint maniiests itself, recourse
should be had to Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
which cheeks its further inroads and banishes
the rheumatic poison from the system. This
statement tallies exactly with the testimony OF
physicians who have employed this fine blood
depurent in their private practice. There is
also the amplest protest. onsl and general testi-
mony as to the efficacy of the Bitters for mala-
ria. liver complaint, constipation, indigestion,
kidney trouble, nervousness and loss of appe.
tite and f1esh. After wetting, whether fol-
lowed by a cold or not, the Bitters is useful as
q preventive Of the initial attack of rheum&
tism
The herald., 1893-02-01
SOCIETY NorxCs 6 s.

II NIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-THE VARIOUS
y lodges OF the Order of Knights of 2ythias
: in this city hold regular conventions as below
welcomed.
HAMsON NO. 14S-70O nownev ave. tE. Los
Angeles, Monday evening, J. K Carson. O. O.
AT PYTHfAN CASTLE. 1l81S D. SPRING ST.
GAUNTLET NO. 129-Monday evening, J. J..
Choate. G. G.
TRICOLOR NO. 96-Tuesday evening, George
B. shaffer, q. G.
LA FRATERNITE-Wedn evening, F..
4 Anxonnette, G. G.
OLIVE NO. 26-Thursday evening. Charles
| Stansbury, G. @.
MARAT ION NO. 1s2-Frlday evening, G. s.
/ Adoiph, G. c.
BUREAU or RELIEF-Every Wednesday
evening until further notice.
sWork in third.
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Again to tha Front.

R, Cohen, formerly OF the well-known vien-
ma bakery, Is once more in business and is To-
caten at $40 south spring street, where he Is
conducting coffee and lunch room and where
he will be pleased to see his many friends and
the public In general.
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Our Home Rre~

Maier g. zobelein's Lager fresh from the
brewery. on draught in all the principal sa-
looms, delivered promptly In bottles or kegs.
'fre ard brewery. AL A]isost Tsl~rh~ns y
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w sgents to handle the Patent Chemical
ink Erasing. Pencil The most useful and novel
Invention OF the aga krases ink thoroughly in
two seconds. Works like magic 200 10 500
per cent profit. Apents making $50 per wee X.
We also want a general agent TO take charge OF
territory and appoint sub agents rare
chance TO make money. Write for terms and
Epecimen OF ernsng. MONROE ERASER
sNUFACTURING COMPANY, X 3l5, La
Crosse Wis. il I'm
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CtAME TO PELLIssIRR PLACE, ON WEST
" seventh street. outside city limits, one
black mare. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges. l % 1Ot
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LOsT ANp FOUNp.

IOUND-A LADY'5 GOLD WATCH ON
IL sixth near Neil ST.; initials on outside of
case owner can have watcn by calling ut this
office, describing property and psying ex.
penses I-31 At
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wANrED.-To RENT.

-e--,~.>rss,
w WANTgD-GENrLHMA DESIRES A FUR
Nv nished room, with board, in private lam
tly, conveniently 10 lated. Address XXB Box
30. Hersld ofilee. 2I25
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DHILLIP5' ExCURsION5 VIA DENVER AND
4 Rio Grande railway and the Great Rock
Personally conducted through to Chicago and
Rosfo1 orc" No ne sorfh sn-'r~ y. e
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sTnAYnp OR aroLNN.


GTRAYED-ONE BROWN MARE s YEARS
~ old, clipped; branded C P on hip; blistered
on right hock. Deliver at Palace livery stable,
EiRhteenth street, near Main. 100 tt
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wANrEp-sIruArIoNs.

w NTED--SITUAII0NB BY A YOUNG LADY,
w who has had some experience IN MILL.
merry business or will accept position as sales
lady In any department. Call or address S1S
Snntee street. 1-l9tf
yX7ANTED--ALL KINDS OF FAMILY SEW
w ing to do. at room l3, No. Az S. Hope
street. i-10tf
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w wANrnp-AGENr rs,

VNTANrRD--AGENTs IN EVERY TOWN on
wv the Pacific coast for an article that win
readily be oispos' Of. No carital required.
N stamp necessary FOR reply. You can attend
TO your other business in addition. Address
AGENTS, b5x 60, Herald Office. 1-5 If
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I @. JUDsON & CO.'S EXCURSIONS EAST
81 every Wednesday via Salt Lake City and
Denver Tourist cars 70 Chicago and Boston.
Manager in charge. ONCE, 212 3. Spring st.
g If
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.


JN0R RENT--HoUsEs ALL OVER THE CITY.
~ 9. A. SUANEE q CO., 10Y 8. Broadway.
4-.2
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TgNo RXCHAN GE-$5oOO STOCK OF CROCK
Il cry and glassware for house and lot, good
in fruit, good houte barn ard water right
three houses well rented on Olive street, for
house near Florence or Compton; 20 acres near
Santa Rose for house and lot i'll city. Address,
W. l.. F., P. o. box 5G5, city. l-25
SpO ACRES FINE FRUIT LAND NEAR
D-U Chatsworth Park, ali now in grain;
price $50 per acre. NORTON d KENNEDY,
209 !. Broadway. 1-29 3t
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TNoR sALR-1O0xls5 TO ALLEY ON CLEAN
Il side Hoover street, adjoining the Harper
tract, $500 NORTON s KENNEDY. ZOE
South Broadway. 1-29 st
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MEDICAL PERSONALS.

ID DERSONAL--LADlE5 IL YOU DESIRE TO
L make yourself beautiful you eau do so at
very small expense. 1t is preparation that is
harmless. Is, st of recommendations from all
parts of the country. will be in Los Angelo
only short time. VIII call and rec you Ad-
565, city 1-7tf
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
w stop at is HOTEL BELLEVUE TIE NRACE,
Corner sixth and Pearl Streets 1t is the only
first class family and tourist hotel in the city,
WITH WITH. large beautiful lawns; broad sunny
with open CRATES, free baths aud service A L.
kates-25 rooms, ~ per week; persons. Sl4,
40rooms, 20 per week; persons, = 5.
35Iooms, = O per week; persons $l7.
20 rooms, $l2 per week: 2 persons, $50.
Special rates TO monthly or permauent people.
1i-20 3m MRS. q. W. STEWART, Propr.
DLEWETT HOUaE-FuRNIsHED ROOMS,
ID entirely new, single or en- suite, bath rooms
connected; suitable for housekeeping l16
East First street, New wilson block. 1928 II
HOFFMAN HoU5E-AmERICAN PLAN: 81
Il l. outside rooms, superbly furnished: first
class in every way: | claim is unexcelled;
strangers invited: $3.50 to $3.50 per day. r.
M:sIk0BRlDGE. Ills 3m
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fENEACHEkS' GLASS PREPARING FOR
X county examination. Positions for govern :
esses and teachers. 1201S j. Spring. 1925 If
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GCHOOL or EXPIRES sION-FULL COURSE
- In elocution. For particulars call on or ad-
dress by mail PROF. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Potomac block, room los. Evening classes;
take elevator. l-13.lm 2
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EOR sALE-MODERN 5-ROoM HOUSE AND
IL basement southwest part city, one-half
block from electric cals fine yard and lawn;
only $2o00: best purchase in tins city. NOR
ton q KENNEDY, 200 3. Broadway. 1-29