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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-08-24

Summer Is on with it's deh,,;,,
ting iHfiueEcts. Nerves sra
Tagging. appeiitss falling. erer.
~ and s'rei 9Th yielding. Short.
~ will ccme decay Of vegetation
when malaria will hold higl'
carnival and count you one ~
its sui
In time os peace prepare for
war ard use
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PoRf TowNssND. Feb. lo-lspeciaL l-Arrived
.-Sh Highlander. eight days from San Francisco,
for Port Blakslsy. to load lumber for the United
Kingdom; Oh India, ten days from San Fran.
cisco, at Eauaimo: bk A. W. Mcneil, eight days
from San Francisco, at Nanaimo: Br str Flint
sehire, from China via Victoria. for Tacoma; biz
*Topgallant ten days from San Francisco. at
Nanaimo eailsd-Bk Colusa, for San Jose dc
GnatemalA
Reported Oh Cape Flattery-Bk Coryphene.
nine days from San Francisco, for Nanaimo; sh
Yosemite, sixteen days from San Francisco, for
Seattle: bk Forest Queen. twenty one days
from San Francisco for Departure bay: bk Snow
and Burgess, twenty Ave days from San Fran.
cisco. for Tacoma
rAcoMA. Feb l0-(specisl Tho Northern
SPacsnc steamship Flintshire. which was do
layed at Victoria by smallpox quarantine,
arrived this afternoon. The quarantine delay
caused the company over 5000 damages and
expense.
San Francisco. Feb. lo.-Departed walla
waila, for Victoria; bk Germanis. for Seattle.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10-Arrived--Phiiadel phia
aud Sycamore, from Boston; Bowie, from New
York.
HAMBURG. Feb lo.-Arrived-Russis. from
New York.
RaowHEAD, Feb 10 Passsd--Etruria, from
New York.
AxrwxKr. Feb lo-Arrived-La Hesbaye.
FROM Baltimore.
Loxpos, Feb observation-disclosures from
Boston.
TINS LIZARDS. Feb l0-Passsd-w assland.
from New YORK.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The Jeanne unloaded her freight here ana pro.
cccded 10 Tacoma.
Bark Mirrom 10 due here from San Francisco
10 load coal at Smiths cove.
Schooner Bangor 10 loading 900 feet OF lum.
Der at Salmon bay for Redondo. Cal
Schooner jennie Wand will finish loading
lumber for san Francisco on Monday.
Ship Yosemite Is due To load coal at the Ore.
gou Improvement Companys bunkeS for San
Francisco
Steamer Francis Cutting took coal at Madison
street hunkcrs yesterday and goes to the capo
Tor halibut
Ship Iyanhoe and bark GermaniA are on their
Way here from San Francisco TO load Black Dia-
mond coal Tor the return trip
The City OF stanwood arrived yesterday from
eae skagis river with = boat load and scow load
OF hay amounting TO eighty tons
Steamers Mackinaw and Willamette aud ship
Two Brothers are as the Oregon improvement
Compsny's bunkers waiting for coal.
Puget Sound harbor and stesmooa, pilots will
NEE, this evening. C. u. Browufeld, delegate
TO the National Harbor At Washington City. has
returned home and the meeting will be an i'm.
portaut ono
The steamer Grey hound has gone on the ways
at Olympia to be cleaned and oveshsuled. aud
meantime the City OF Aberdeen is taking her
PUN to Everett The Greyhound viii resume
her regular trips ON sunday
The steamship Fiinthire. of the Northern Pa
cidc lire. which has been detained in quaran-
tire 1T Victoria. viii not come to Seattle. The
Cargo has been thoroughly fumigated sad tina,
part OF il consigned TO this port, amounting 10
40 tons, arrived early this morning on the City
81 Kingston.
The Umatills took fuel yesterday and 10 tons
cs height, leaving for san francisco 81 o'clock.
Her cabin passengers are. +. Nekson, I. Turn
ball, J. +. Eppier. J. r. Hawiey. Mrs. Ha~iey
and thrse children. r. Emerson. J. Hayes. Mrs.
H. r. Mckinney. Charles Metsler, o. l. Collins
Mlss Jean.e keese, Miss q. v. 6rug:
Capt. Rullens yesterday inspected the steamer
"a r. Robinson. and found her oil right The
'aa.iiag port OF this steamer has been ehsngea
s,tn seattle to Manchester tie owEeEs cou-
sir iug thai the boat has been taxed out OF the
sy, In lSso on valuation Of q, ~ the city
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The Chart, Entertainment.

VERY creditable" must be the verdict
on the performance of the Field Club
Dramatic Society given 1t the Seattle thea
ter last night for the benefit of the Bureau
OF Associated Charities. The programme
q published was carried out to the letter,
and though not uniform was - . whole
thoroughly enjoyable.
The audience was one OF the most
fashionabse that has ever gathered in this
city. and it was 30 appreciative that by
repeated encores il stretched the per-
Torrance out far beyond IL O'Clock.
The farce in one act, Turn Him Out"
and the comedietta, "Withered Leaves,"
also in one act, lead up to the more seri-
Gus and meritorious work Of the night.
Turn Him Out" is not broad enough for
farce comedy and not delicate enough
for high comedy. but was car
ried out ~ we'll - circumstances
would permit The actors in this were
Mr.. Charles W. Saunders A. Macintosh
Moke. Mr.. A. N. Westwood as Byzantine
Roseleaf, Mr.. J. C. Campbell Is Nicode-
mus Nobbs, Miss Lillian Nash a. Susan,
and Miss Eugene Ayerst a. Mrs. Moke.
In "Withered Leaves" there was more
plot and more dramatic movement. 1t
"os suoAOuBuiy oPpE0Csoteus Ah9 oSs~AS
in this were Mr.. Westwood o. Tom Con-
yers. Mr.. Saunders Is Sir Conyer Conyers,
Mr.. e. H.Warner as Arthur Middleton. Mr..
Campbell as Cecil Vane, Miss Nash as
Lady Conyers and Miss Marguerite Nc
Kinney a. May Rivers. In both these
plays one thing was needed, and that was
better elocution and clearer enunciation.
In every other respect the acting was good.
in some instances decidedly good. Miss
Mckinney ~ an ingenue was graceful and
pleasing.
The piece Of the evening was the rendi-
ton of parts Of the t.Chimes of Nor
mandy" No exception can he taken to
this except to its length. The chorus
was excellently handled. the soloists all
in good voice and the acting was very cred
liable. Mr.. J. c. Campbell, IS Gaspard. the
miser, was particular effective in the acting
of his part. Mrs. w. J. Grambs as Ger
maine and Miss Mckinney a. Serpolette
were excellent Mr.. Saunders make-upa s
Henri, the marquis. was also very good.
1t may be truthfully said of this perform
ance that it has often been produced upon
the professional stage not half so well.
The programme will be repeated tonight.
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UNCLE SANS BOATS.
The Mosquito Fleet to Patrol
Puget Sound Waters.
ssysiL"READYFoR COMMISSION
Werk fer Proposed xsvenus Steamers
A chaslng saugglsrs Anens the
1slsnds-Water Rrone Notes,

Revenue steamer Wolcott left yesterday
On On extended cruise - far - Cape Beale,
thirty miles west Of Cape Tlattery.
Weather permitting. she will visit the
wreck Of the steamer Michigan and take
on board the men left there to guard the
cargo. Capt Graves was to have gone this
week, but having received orders from the
owners Of the Michigan TO meet them at
Portland, he LEFT for that city.
Work on the new revenue steamer 1ybil
viii b completed this week and she will
b placed in commission next Monday,
1irst Lieut. Albert Buhncr taking COM
mand. The engineer will be Edward A.
0uydsr. This steamer 10 for duty among
the islands Of Washington sound, where
she will cruise for smugglers. The reve.
nue. steamer White Cloud, in command Of
Lieut.. Bailingsr, will be relieved from duty
ct Washington sound. and may for the
present cruise shout Puget sound.
The two revenue steamers for which an
appropriation was some time ago obtained
will be built - soon 40 the specifications
are returned from Washington City. The
names Of tho contractors have not yet
been made public. These steamers, with
those already in commission, will form the
advance guard Of . mosquito fleet which
IN time will guard tho /. 500 miles Of coast
line exposed to the operation Of SNUG.
glers. Capt. Toxier has been compli-
mented by the department in Washington
City for the manner in which he has sue
cessfully covered this long coast line, and
In part deterred . certain class Of evil
doors who have for years navigated these
waters pursuing their illegal traffic in
small crafts unseen by the vigiIant watch
from the deck Of the revenue cutters,
which usually keep in midchannel. Tho
t, small steamers Of tho class of the 6ybil
and those about TO be built are constantly
on the move by day or night through the
many intricate channels. and they are ON
tho track Of suspected boats. steam or sail,
! - soon as they are sighted. These rev.
onue steamers will have no particular
headquarters. One day they may be seen
taking fuel from the beach on San Juan
Island and the next day going through
Deception pass. tho officer commanding
them having rowing commission. Their
provisions will be left Ut different places,
where they may call when supplies are
needed.
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Test Of the vesuvius' Gans

PoRf ROYAL. 8. c., Feb. 10-The dyna-
mite cruiser Vesuvius resumed the test Of
her pneumatic guns today. The first shot
fell fifty yards short of the target. but ex-
actly in line with the buoy which marked
the 2.Oo0-yard range. The second shot fell
but ten feet short. The third fell trifie
short, but practically on the buoy line.
The fourth fell on the buoy line, but the
fifth and last fell 90 close to the target that
the spray thrown up by the projectile OBJ
scured the target. An instant later an
expl osion was heard and the water behind
the target was disturbed. As far a. could
be seen the last shell was the only one
that exploded. but members of the board
said they heard the fourth. After the
third shot the guncotton primers were
replaced by gunpowder primers, the sup
position being that tho guncotton failed
to detonate the powder.
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Barkentine Arago Overdue.

HoouIAx. Feb. 1O.-[Special. 1.-The
managers Of the Weston Basket and
Manufacturing company are anxious for
the safety of the barkentine Arago, from
San Francisco. January 10, having on
board machinery for their new plant.
The tug Traveller arrived here yesterday
from San Francisco, making the trip in
hfty-four hours running time. Capt.
Lawson reports very rough weather all
along the coast. His running time going
down was fifty-ons hours. arriving at San
Francisco with but three-fourths of . cord
Of v0f,d
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walle walla.s Passeprsr List.

EixHsToN, Mont, Feb 10-tspecial. -North.
ern Pacific train No has these passengers:
D. n. Dunn, + r. Grove and wife, q Straub,
Il n Narshall, g. II. Duff, Ma 8. r Babcock,
n. Clark, ]. Canaler and forty-two sscond-clasa.
GAN FRANCIoco. Feb 10-stsamse WallsWalla
has the following passengers:
For eeattle~C r. Ring, Mr.. T. Anderson, E.
~. Chas6, David shanks, wife and son, w. H.
Gsavea, fhomas NcPherson, MIRA L 81. Nc
Pheyson, Byron J. Crowley, Mrs LApham and
two childrsn, =. g. Herbert and J. 6choffowitch.
For TeoomA-Aiss Erma Blake, Miss Dean
Blako. Mabel Blake, ". r, Blake and Wtfe. John
james and wife. J. h Warner. J. r. shaw and
Can't @ A. GWou.
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.



LIMITED STATES MAkSHALS NOTICE e.
~ seizure case No GOT In the district court
the United States, Northern division. distrfoe -
Washington 800
Whereas. A libel OF Information has been hlsdm
the above entitled court ON the Shat day Of 49,
ary, 1893. by y. H. Winston, U. b. stl0f1
for the district Of Washington. on behalf OF -
United etases ana agans; So hve-tsei tins g.
taininx As pounds Of opium prepared for smeSt
ing purposes In Of forfeiture An0ceX
WATSON. duly qualified and acting 49,
lector Of customs for the district Of Puget sS3
did 1t King county in said district, seize Al 49,
Aforesaid merchandise for the violation Of 500
3OS2 Of the Revised Statu OF the United Sta! ~
whereas. the said U. s. attorney prays thai
SAID merchandise may be decreed W ee fofieatse
the United states 1888
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of the monlu &
issued under the seal Of said court, TO me e52S
uvered. In accordance with the order Of 49,
court. do hereby give public notice TO al 49,
Claiming SAID opium. In any mAnnse -
esfed therein that they be and appear oefoie
raid district court ~ the city of Seattle. in saao
tItct. on the 18th day OF March. 1879 =
O'Clock In the forenoon OF the same day, tnce
there to interpose their claims and make theaf e
cations In that behalf
THOMAS IT, BROWN, U. 8. Aarsh1A 8M s
BY II. A. BI0ELow, Deputy. x
p. II. WINSTON, U. 9. Attosneys
By JAMES KEIHER, Assistant Y. $. Att0ens3sss2*s
Dated februa ~ 2. 1898.
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NOTICE OF DYss UTXON.

nIsSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ firm Of Harris & shaw. druggists, WAS dis.
solved January /. 1898. by mutual consent
A. III. HARRIS.
w. b. SHAW.
All accounts due the above drm and ~; claims
against said firm will be settled by the under
signed. who VIII continue the business IT the same
place. 7o6 second street. New York building.
A. H HARRIS
Seattle, January !. 1898
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ELECTRIC BELL WORK DONE. TELE-
II phone $50.
E,OR sALE--COMPLETE LIST OF SASH
l. and door machinery. line shafting. belts. pull
leya, ETC.: good new; will sell part or whole:
apply at Seventh and University streets or Tenn
perance and Bradley. +. Ulin, jf.
BUSINESS CHANCES-CALL AND LET Us
- know what you want; We can get IL for you
cheaper than any other firm In the city. Smith 4
Eikoos Hnckley block.
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Evening Train on Great Northern.
Mixed train daily, except Sunday. for
points north. ut 7:25 p. m. Passenger
coach on this train between Seattle and
Everett.
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COUNTY Ti.EAsURERS NOTICE-I1
" county treasurer OF King county, Waan.
pay presentation and after feorua0
1893. ali outstanding warrants drawn ..
sehool fuad Of school DISTRICT No l Of sid oee@
bearing date prior TO and including wArHens ~
1900. dated May 81, 1892 49,
No interest ~ II be paid on such weInnS
February Is l093 BYRON PHELpA ID
County yrspsoso
Dased February z, 1898.
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FINANCIAL.

CORPORATION, TRUST AND PRIVATE
warrants. A. L. Parker q Co, Smith block.
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vl-ANTED-totis s-S; AZ NeU WANT YOUR
w house rented quick leave 1. with r. Ii. Dsnp-
Say Go. - Bincn1ey mock
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Sick Headache7 BEEcHAn's PILLS will -
lieYo.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

II NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-THE VARIOUS
IN lodges of the order of Knights of Pythias
in this city hold regular conventions as below
All residents and visiting Knights cordially
welcomed.
SAMPSON, NO. 14s-700 Downey avenue (E
Los Angeles), Monday evening, j. X. Carson,
C. C.
AT PYTHIAN CASTLE, 11sl< S. SPRING ST.
GAUNTLET, NO. 12o-Monday evening, ]. j..
Choate, c. G.
TRIcoLoR, NO; 96-Tuesday evening; George
b. Shaffer, G. CT
Anxionnette, G. C.
OLIVE, NO. 26-Thursday evening, Charles
Stansbury c. C.
MARATHON, NO. 1s2-Friday evening, G. S.
Adolph, C. c.
BUREAU OF RELIEF Every Wednesday even
ing until further notice.
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WANTEp-AGnNTs.

WANTED-MESsRS CHARLES L. WEB
~ ster d Co. desire the services of strictly
nrlst-class business man as subscription book
solicitor for the Stedman- hutchinson ilIibrarv
OF American Literature" This advertisement
Is s. tor you If you are man of ability and sound
see it, and if you can take care Of a good bust
ness when it is entrusted to you. Indifferent,
nail-nearted, impeeunious and destitute can
well OFF that the doubling of their income is not
a consummation devoutly to be wished Ex-
penence and capital not necessary. It. NJ
York.
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MUSICAL.

49,
r OS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
IL and art; open all the year. MRS. EMILY
]. VALENTINE, PRESIDENT corner Broadway
and Fifth street. S-14 1y
DANJO, BY MISS NJ E. ASTBURY; 5 AND 6
ID stringed taught Studio 81; take elevator
by Peoples store, Phillips block. Hip 1y
T,HE KAMMERMEYER ORCHESTRA =
Il First-class music furnished for balls, par
ties, concerts, receptions and picnics. Violin,
mandolin, etc, taught. Room 81, New VIII
lard block, 32o12 South Spring street, Los An
geles, Cal. 10 1d-Iy
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HOTELS.

No-o-c-----------c-c.-- ~~~e--c----
WHEN IN LOS ANGELES, THE PLACE TO
w stop at is HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE,
corner Sixth and Pearl streets 1t is the only
tirst-class family and tourist hotel in the city,
porches, and all large, outside sunny rooms,
with open CRATES, free baths and service A l.
Rates-25 rooms, 81 per week; 2 persons, %14;
40 rooms, SO per week; 2 persons, SIS;
80 rooms, $40 per week. 2 persons, $l7;
25 rooms, $12 per week; 2 persons 500.
Special rates to monthly or permanent people.
11-20 SIN MRS. C. w. STEWART, Propr.
DLEWETT HOUSE FURNISHED ROOMS,
ID entirely new, single or en- suite, bath rooms
connected suitable for housekeeping. 116
East First street, New Wilson block. 1928 tt
HOFFMAN HOUsE-AMERICAN PLAN; go
IL outside rooms, superbly furnished; first
class in every way; l claim is uneXcelled;
strangers invited; $3.50 to $3.50 per day. T.
w. STROBRIDGE. Ills SIN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-sITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
wv 1S years old; strong and willing to work;
IN a shipping firm; is willing to start in at
small wages. Address A. B., box So 20 3t
WANTED-ALL KINDS OF FAMILY SEW
street. 11o III
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TNOR LADIES ONLY-THE PROPHYLACTIC
Il Ssohpouno Is the greatest neqieal ulscov-
bottle guaranteed. Write to the Prophylatic
Compound company, Fresno, Call for a de-
that may save you years of suffering, and per-
haps your life. Circulars and the preparation
can be obtained from all druggists f. W.
BRAUN q CO.. distributing agents for South
ern California 7-16
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUOATIONALs
T A. SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN QN-
LIZ corporated). New studies. Entrance in
chamber of commerce. L. L. Garden Macleod,
principal Pasadena, Tuesdays and Fridays.
SCHOOL OF EXPREssION-FULL COURSE
- in elocution. For particulars call on or adj
dress by mail PROF. JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Po-
tomac block, room 108. Evening classes; take
elevator. 1-13 I'm
TNEACHERS' CLASS PREPARING FOR COUN-
Il ty examination. Positions for govern
esses and teachers. 120l2 s. Spring. 1925 II
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| tamales can be obtained at Second and
Spring, Second and Main, First and Spring and
Temple and Spring streets. Try them and be
convinced that they have no equals. Only the
very best OF meats used; made with the greatest
OF care and cleanliness. The public are cor
daily invited to inspect the manufacture of
them at la West Seventh street. 90 6m
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FOR EXCHANGE.

q GOQ00-EQUITY IN Z. SECOND STREET
dDeDe)UV business income property, for house
in southwest mortgage $1700.
q eOAon-EQUITY IN MONROV1A RESI-
ebCJUU dence, for other property; mortgage
$I100.
q iNnn-EQUITY IN DOWNEY AVE BUS1-
sDfUUU ness income property, for other
property; mortgage $4,000.
G1S 000EEQUITY SEVENTH AND PEARL
DlJsUUU for other city property.
$4,000 y apEE oT othsr piopeTy as
clear.
CeOnOn-5-ROOM HOUSE ONWASHINGTON
eDOUUU st. and 2 lots on Temple st. for house
near in.
1cO ACRES NEAR NEWHALL, PARTIALLY
IOU improved, for city property.
k00-5-R0OM HOUSE BOYLE HEIGHTS
pICUU for vacant lot near =. First st.
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YJNO EXCHANGE-FOR FIRST-CLASS RESI-
i dence property in Los Angeles, lat reasonable
prices the best OF fruit lands with first-class
water right. The citrus fruits, raisins, grapes
and apricots are in their home. Address P. o.
box 565 CITY, 1-25
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r OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
IL AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL.
Qncorporated) 144 South Main st.
Largest and best equipped business training
school on the coast Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand, type
writing, telegraphy, assaying, and all English
branches Large, able and mature faculty of
instructors. Day and evening sessions. Terms
+. w. KELSEY, vice president; /. N. INsKEEP,
secretary. 8-16 81 If
A STBURY SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING
IN and Business Institute. Take elevator by
Peoples store, Phillips block; send for cata-
logue. 1912 I'm
NfRS MAMIE CATCHING, TEACHER OF
lvs Piano. Voice Culture Guitar and Banjo.
ARDMOUR, Broadway and Sixth st. 9-24 tt
A W1LLHARTITZ, MUSICAL STUDIO, ROOM
N. 81 California bank building. S-13 1y
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wA,NTED-RELP.

DEITY, HUMMEL & CO., EMPLOYMENT
4 agents, successors to Martin d Co. and.
Petty Hummel. Hotel and house help de,
partment, 131 to 1856 West First street. tele-
phone 500; ranch and miscellaneous depart
ment, 207 West Second street, telephone 40
Los Angeles, Cal. Carefully selected help OF
all kinds promptly furnished.
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VNOR sALE-TOURIsTs FROM NEW YORK,
Il Chicago, st. Paul and Muskegon address be-
low. Other parties also can obtain reliable in
ment. w. NJ. WHITTEMORE, rooms 9 and 10,
la s. Spring ST. 2-7 1t
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WANTED-A BARBER AT 424 N. MAIN
w street. or 2t
NANTED-TALENT OF ALL KINDS To
w be booked at the Los Angeles Amusement
Bureau. Address S. A. MOODY, Hoffman
mouse. 2-l 1t
IF YOU WANT HELP OF ANY KIND co
to the Free Employment Bureau, $40 New
High st. Tel. 1853 I-29 ii
WANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP FREE
w employment or any information, ad
dress L. NITTENGER'S BUREAU, established
1850. Office, 319l5 South Spring street; resi-
dence, 451 South Hope Street. corner Fifth
Los Angeles Cal. Telephone lib. S-16 If
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DHILLIPS,EXCURsION VIA DENVER AND
L Rio Grande railway and the Great Rock
Personally conducted through to Chicago and
Boston. Office No. 1873 s. Spring st. ii
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FoR sALn-oIrY PRoprRrY.


EoR SALE
E-LOTS WITH 2 HOUSES ON nOO0A
- hills, bet. Second and Third. GOUUU
4 siHSGh si4sst, HOUSES ON E. FIRST $4,000
5 essek el6ss & Sh1NhS Ti2si4 On SAN $4,000
h9GsEs Hs Ao street, 4sR SEQ aSR SfSST Fss $4,000
S-ROOM HOUSE, KURTZ STREET, cprOnn
~ on instalments. NlZUU
2OTiEsSs0Sss SsIssiH. aSSsA W. SIXTH THIS $4,000
6s9Ss stPssss fSssf PasE Groves pNoNniSs TWO $4,000
street, East SaM Los h2ns Angeles Sl100
"a BroSdSsy. away HOUSES NORTH $4,000
10-NooA HOUSE. NORTH HOPE $4,000
2 20-h00A HOUSES GRAND $4,000
1 12-RooM HOUSE, S. BUNKER
Lots, acreage and other property for sale or
exchange in all parts of Southern California.
JOHN II. COKE, Bryson-Bonebrake building.
% 81
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yJNO EXCHANGE-$15, ,OOO--66 LOTS, THREE
Il houses and barns, etc, fronting Castle depot
in st. Paul, Minn- together or separate, for city
Bryson block. 2-3 tt
The herald., 1893-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N auctioneer, is again in Los Angeles, and
prepared TO hold large real estate sales in any
part of the city, county or Southern California.
Also will hold furniture sales at residences or
in any part OF the county or Southern Califor-
mia. Also will hold general merchandise sales
by catalogue in any part of the city, county or
Southern California. Terms reasonable Prompt
and reliable service performed. The highest
references given. Call or address, Office 121
g. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. 2-3 3m
The herald., 1893-02-07
MEDICAL PERSONALS.

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DERSONAL-LADIES IF YOU DESIRE TO
L make yourself beautiful you car do so at q
very small expense. 1t is preparati on that is
harmless. Best of recommendations from all
parts of the country. will be in Los Angeles
only short time. VIII call and see you. Ad-
dress, NINE. A. A. LORRAINE, postoffice box
565, city. 1T If
i be in this city only q short time. No
advance money. No fee desired unless you are
perfectly satisfied. Address NINE. R0ULE1,
box 20, Herald office. 1-S tt