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The herald., 1894-09-17
Maximum temp nature, 81.
Minimum temperature, 81.
There has recently been a slic


There has recently been slight in
crease in the volume of water in the
Los Angeles river within the city limits.
Some OF the local weather prophets
are predicting early rains this fall OF
course the wish lie father to the thought,
and yet the prophecy may prove correct.
Mrs. j. NJ. Erdman's opening OF fine
fall and winter millinery will take place
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
beginning September 18th. Ladies of
Los Angeles and vicinity are cordially
invited to attend st 323 South Spring st..
Trains on the Terminal road'a beach
line yesterday were filled with people
who escaped from the city to enjoy a few
hours at Long Beach, Terminal Island
or Catalina. The sea air was peculiarly
refreshing and the surf in splendid con-
dition.
During the baseball game on the
First street grounds yesterday AFTER
noon. Charles Richardson, a colored
youth, was struck in the face by a foul
ball His nose and possibly the jaw
were broken by the blow, making very
painful injuries. will Burge. one OF the
players, missed ball and Ii struck him
ia the eye. and caused such painful in
iuriea that the sight may be perman-
cntly destroyed.
James Herbert and Aaron Lane, two
fast young gentlemen who ''took in"
Santa Monica yesterday, were arrested
on the incoming train a o'clock last
night by Detective Bowler OF the South
ern Pacific company. The boys were
using vile and profans language in the
presence OF women and children, for
which they were booked at the police
station. They will be given hearing
in the police count this afternoon.
Today tbs grand fall opening will take
place at Hobels Wonder millinery, PIG
South Spring street. Mr. Zobel has this
season excelled all his former efforts.
His display of pattern hats will he the
finest ever made in this city. He has
succeeded in adding the services OF Mrs.
Martin to his efficient corps OF trimmers.
Mrs. Martin is we'll known throughout
the large eastern cities for her artistic
ability in the millinery line. She will
occupy the position of head trimmer and
forelady. The Wonder millinery ex-
tends cordial invitation 10 every body
to inspect their grand opening display.
The herald., 1894-09-17
JocKo's FUNNY EscAPADEs.
A Member of the Zoo at Mt. Lowe and
His Friends.


A Member of the Zoo at Mt. Lows and
His Friends.
Jocko, the monkey on Echo noun
tain, is trying to compete with the great
search light and other attractions at that
popular resort. He escaped from his
home in the zoo the other evening and
proceeded down to the chalet and made
a critical examination of the premises.
Observing light shining through the
transom over one OF the chamber doors,
he climbed up to the aperture and
looked in. A lady was engaged in put
ting her little one to sleep, and, glancing
up, cav the inquisitive face watching
her, aud called to her husband in the
next room.
Mr.. Jocko heard the summons, scram.
bled down and danced along the hall to
another apartment, where a pitcher Of
ice water stood outside the door. Reach
ing in, he took out chunk OF ice and
sat demurely munching it when con-
fronted by the husband with lamp in
hand.
An attendant was called and Jocko
escorted back to his own quarters, where
he retired to the further corner. and.
With sYerted RI l99ks and sidelong glsncss,
conduct so unDecoming well-behaved
monkey.
Jocko loves to amuse himself with the
beautiful black bear, popularity known as
Ursa Minor. Safely perched above
young bruin, he bangles his chain down
into the pit and when the bear makes q
vicious grab for it Jocko jerks it back
and then tantalzingiy iingIes it at him
again. Some day MIR. Urss will succeed
in grasping tho chain and then what
will become of Mr.. Jocko?
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Guaranteed Oure

We authorize our advertised druggist tofell
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds uDon this condition: If you
are afflicted with a Cough Cold or any Lung,
Throat, or Chest trouble, and Will use this
remedy as directed, giving it fair trial and
tie and have your money refunded. We could
not make this Offer did we not know that DR..
Kings New Discovery could be relied on. 1t
never disappoints Trial bottles free at c. F.
Heinzeman drug store, 222 North Main
street. Large size, SOC and 81.
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JoTTINGs.

Look at the res esponsible firms and horsemen;
@. A. Durfee, Walter Maben, D. R. Dwyer
Wells, Fargo & Co., Cudahy Packing Co., Ns-
tional Ice Co Los Angeles Fishing Co, Tufts
Lyons Arms Co., Maier & Zobalein's brewery
Simon Maier and 10000 Others All use and
recommend De Jarnatts Texas Horse Lini.
ment Try 1t; it is the best
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DIED.


JONES-At Santa Monica, September 10th, at
1910 pm, Arnold Jones' infant on of Mr. .
and MIS- Frank o. Jones, aged a months.
The funeral win take place today (Monday)
at pm. from the family residence on Eighth
street, Santa Monica.
,fss34l PFgtyt6lrI Rt'HsfSYu, ifrterabeE Is.
of his age.
Funeral from st. Paups church, Olive street
Tuesday, the 18th lust, at 3 pm. Interment t
at Rosedale cemetery.
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Purely a Family AFFAIR.

One dozen pint jars in a box, sos per dozen.
One dozen quart jars in box 60c per doze Il.
One dozen nalf-gallon jars in q box S5c, per
dozen. Teas at Zoe, 25c SOC, 35c, 4oc aud soc
per pound. Our new crop SOC teas equals othe rs
Our Moch4 and Java Blend makes a per feet
cup of coffee. Perhaps you don't know we sell
crockery, chlnaware. glassware and tnware
3Jc less on each dollar than others doe Great
American Importing Tes Company, 135 N.
Main ST., and 35l s. Spring St, Los Angeles.
Those who come to our stores buy cheaper than
those who stay away.
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777777-7777777-777-
FUNERAL NOTICE.

=.
All mem bers of Court Los Angeles No. 422
attend the funeral Of our ate b other, S. L.
Dennison, on Tuesday at 2:30 p. M, from his
late residence, 1904 lockwood street. Mem
bers of sister courts invited. Aspecial meeting
of the emb bers of the conrt vii be h eld at the
lodge room Immediately after the funeral.
By order OF w. r UBER, Chief Rsnger.
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THE LUNAR ECLIPSE.
DIR. lewis Swift Tells About Ita
Eaafurea

DIR. lewis Swift Tells About Its
Features.
The lunar eclipse of September 14th,
1894, is the return of the lunar eclipse
of September 4th, 1876. 1t will return
again September oath, 1912. 1t was
total at no place at this return. The
phase of lunar eclipse is the same
wherever visible, fact not true of solar
eclipses. This eclipse came at the time
predicted. Its magnitude was computed
to equal 23l, which was verified.
A partial eclipse of the moon has very
little scientific or popular interest. 1
could last evening plainly see the Pc
numbra, or partial shadow, but it is al
ways difficult to see the line of demarka-
tion between the two. LEWIS SWIFT.
LOWE OBSERVATORY, September 10.
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IoTTINGs.

Mirrors, both French and German plate, can
now be had at great saving on former prices.
French mirrors, both plain and beveled; also
beveled plates made to order. All work guar
anteed. II. Raphael & Co., 44O 8. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-09-17
Our Home Brew

Maier & Zobeleins lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa-
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Ofiice and brewery, Ala Also street; tele.
rhOne 81.
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Bad CompIextons,

Pimples, blackheads, moths, freckles and all
blemishes Of the skin can be cured by using
Nine. Marris's face preparations. Mrs. Chad
WICK. 142 s. Main street, rooms II and r.
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wa.ner's KimbarIey,

1853 N. Main, opposite old court house. Specs
and eyeglasses specially. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures. Wagner. the old re-
liahla ieWo.er
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LETTER BAG.

THE ERALD under this heading prints co n
muni ca tions. but docs not assume RESPONSE
bility for the sentiments expressed.l
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stop Paying Kent by Building

Through the Savings Fund and Building go
ciety of Los Angeles Monthly payments
Twelfth annual series now open. X. H. Grasett
secretary, room 1O3 Wilson block, First and
Spring.
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A Modern Miiiiaery Store.
Hoffman & Co., 2k0 s. Spring st.
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-."l'1 ~

Oct. LIST, I'd and 10th, 1894, at McDonald's
hall, 127 North Main street. Seats may be or
dered by calling on L. Livett, 125 N. Los An
geles street. REV. L. HILLMAN.
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Neitzke g. speck funeral directors and EN-
balmers, 256 south Main street. Tel. 1349.
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Mountain Berries at Althouue Bros. Tel. as3

Go to Eckstrom, 800 s. Main street, for good
wall paper at the right price.
The herald., 1894-09-17
Tha Finnst FIaxorad Oxatsrs

Tha Fin0st TTEvOT6u Oy8I5FE
In bulk and cans, 60 cents full quart; fine. fat
and juicy. Cans, so cents. Discount to hotels
and restaurants. Fred Haninan's Mott Market.
The herald., 1894-09-17
Wrddfne Notes, Cards, Etc.
c.rn.. o,san,,'r - B,o.s.r,s

Written by Hall. 139 N. Spring St dozen
ards mailed for soc. $50 Xxx envelopes, 25c
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Improper and deficient care of the scalp will
cause grayness of the hair and badness. rs
cape both by the use of that reliable specific,
Halls Hair Remover.
The herald., 1894-09-17

$50 envelopes, soc; 1ar m writing paper, 25c.
Langstadter, PA W. Second, Hollenbeck hotel
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Dissolution.

TIME MANAGERS OF THE MARBLE PAL
Il ace saloon, Al n. Main ST.. Kensler &
Mogensen, dissolved partnership Sept. Sd. A,
Kensler will continue the business at the old
stand where he will be pleased to see his OLD
customers. Gil 1t
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Batisfact10n, PrOmpJH5sE, r5H55HaUle' 754-0t
3. Broadway. Telephone All
The herald., 1894-09-17

Wall paper, Sc. 7lac per roll, 1913 g. Spring
The herald., 1894-09-17

Congregation Ka-
hal Israel will hold
holiday services on
The herald., 1894-09-17

DR. Parker. dentist, 12o}s West First street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-15
Bueno estan en- Nenecia.

I1llpIlD tGNhl VII NbhNN'"'
Va ye ustcd, scnor dijo humildcmcnte
VernouiIMrd que es cl sIcgrama que 20
les onviaba.
-Efectiyamrntc 10 cual me prncba que
deiasc 4 listed lbrc les onNlaiiN otro ucSPa-
cho para dccirlcs que SO marcharan DO We
necia
Il o juro 4 ustcd, Scfor, que no tengo IA
mano on cstalo do eScribir ,.., Su ito dc us
ted me ha molido los hueSos
Roberto Sc sonrl0 y dijo
ESQ no me basta VA listed ycnlrsc
con nosotros, y quodara usted guardado mas
IA nueva orden. \ cuidsdito con inlonial
escaparse
--Ir6 4 dondo listed quiera. Palabla d'
honor
Una hora dcspucs, Nemouillard estabf
con Paliyeau Oh la c0cva del Sablo MeicnllS
Janicot tenia el ctcargo do IcVanlnr|rs Ia u
pa de los sesos 81 intcntoban eScapa'se'
Micntras que los dos SaudidoS Sc hacla'
mutuas conddcncias sobre las Ncsi'ndes d'
vida. Roberto y MercnnS volviau Ia ca
lie de Milton. dondc Dcvcvain cStaba po
niendo en- reglas las cuentas de la Banca.
Ell antigua cajero fnG puesto al corrichl
de 10 que haba succddo por Ia maiNana. a
saber que Jorge eStaba en- Nenccla, quls
deiarlo todo para r 4 provocallc pero kc
berto lie dijo:
-Su dober de ustcd eS parmancccr aqn)
MerenuS yo iremos Ncnccia ordenarC
mos Jorge MarsGbert y 4 su amigo one n
vuelvan poner los pics Ell Erancia, EI der
tierro sera bastante caStigo Jorge no er
= responsible -. Deiemos DioS ell culdad
de castigarle cruemcntc
--Bueno --dijo Dcverrain. "A cargo d
ustcd queda 10 que falta por hacer; pu'
comprendo que, en- presencia dc ese mlser'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-15

lslas que hay csrca de Veneeia, 4 donds to
irt buscar cuando haya terminado tus
asuntOs.
-Gracias-dijo Jorge.
Primeramente, ol Gnico psnsanisnto de
Vouzadoux habia sido hacerxe mas duefio
a1n de Jorge y de su fortuna despu6s, vi
vir con q on Ell extrangero; pero cuando tu-
vo el poder on la mtns, crugo Su mente una
idea terrible.
PaSoSe la mans por la frente y Sc enjug6
gruesas gotas de sudor. Do reppnte habia
vsto on su imagination Jorge muerto y 4
su propio dus1o dc toda esa fortuna.
81 Jorge desaparecia qui6n sabria nunoa
81 estaba muerto vivo, supuesto que en- el
poder anunciaba su salida do Europa
Por Ia noche, salieron del hotel de Fran
cia sin decir adsnde iban y subieron en- una
g6ndola
-lAd6nds vamosi pregunt6 el barqusro.
-Vaya usted delante: va SO 10 diran aho-
ra rcspondi6 Vozadoux temblando.
Ell miserable vacilaba, tenia miedo.
Jorge falto de toda enefgia, Sc habia re-
costado en- el fondo dc la g6ndola.
Ocupado V6uzadoux en- mirarle, no OBJ
servo que otra g6ndola habia llegado delan-
w uoi uOtcl CudlluO cllOS oAlldu, HuO oh wa
, de dctenarse Sc habia vuelto atras para se-
guirlos.
En- esta otra g6ndola iban tambi6n dos
, j6venes, los cuaes, cuando vieron q Jorge
/ "a VouzadouI, bajaron la cabeza y no SO
: hablaron dcspu6s mas que con grandes pre-
l caucones.
-iCanallas . dj6rass que nos habian
ventido-murmur6 uno de ellos.
: I'm minute mas. Sc nos van-resp0n
di6 Ell otro. o.--Pero til que coAoces algo a W.
, necia ,ad6nde orees que irani
8 s-Pareee que se dirigen hacia 81 mar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-15

tatiya de aSesnsto solo pesa sobre ii. Yo no
tome parte en- nada al menos no SO me pue-
de probar, porquo habia dejado dc verte
cuando cnyiastc America al senior Cam
pignsc 4 aus compaGcros. NADIA puede i'm
pedirmc volvcr Paris.
-Es vcldad murmul0 Jorge.
Vouzadoux tuvo un ligsrs estremeclmlsn'
TO dc algeria anadio 4;
-- Cosa convenids, yo vuclvo a Paris, J
ai ESQ Campignac 50 meAcla Ell mis- asuntos.
me pongo bajo la protection de Ia policia.
Entonccs, como til vas darme I'm poder AZ
regls, ms ocupsr6 Ell tus asuntos y Ell tus
sucesiones.
Me arreglar6 con el agente dc cambio Mar
lier para nueotras p6rdidas dc Bolsa 4 ur
extreme, rshusare reconocerlas alegando |,
exception dc juogo..
Antes de fin do mes ropar0 todas las per
ddas Tomo 10 que dcbe volvcr ii ytc Ii
trago aqui, donce yiviras tranquilo. Qu'
to parece I Creo qnono eSta nal comb
NADIA.
va verG -diio Jorge.
-NouMdoux no fuS mas lejos aquella no
che pero volvi6 empezar al dia siguiente
otro dia, llcvaba a Jorge on casa de
notario SO hacia eytonder IN poder gene
r raj que le permitiria sustituir 4 su amigo d.
la manera mas absolute.
FL poder comenzaba con sstas palabras:
"Necesito salir de Europa, adonde II
, volver6 hasta dentro de agunos amos, doy
= mi amigo y socio ell sefor Vouzadoux, pode
general amplfsimo para intervenir e.
cuantos asuntos me conciernen.'
Despu6s seguian las formulas de uso.
i El mismo dia, legaize Vouzadoux el dc
cumento en- el consulado de Francia
Ahora-dijo a Jorge -debomos irno
n de este hotel til te 6cultaras en- una dc Ia
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nano. .
En- Vonccia .fud dondc examination irla
meute su situaci0n, Ia cual era, por 10 de-
mas muy sencills.
Desdo cl puuto de vista econ6mieo, esta-
ban arrunados desde ol punto de vista
moral, ostaban bajo e peso de una senuncla
de ascSinsto.
Tnnian consigo uncs cincuenta mi iran
COS In cantidah que habian cogido ultima
ho,o del secrcter de Baranyille. Esto era
suGciente para esporar los aconteclmien'
toS.
Jorge habia sido el mas hcrido GAIA de
muy alto. , 40
i Nougadoux, al contraro, empezaba ro
4 1hexionar como podria reponerse de eSta CIV
tasrofe. :,
POGO POGO, viando que punto habls lie
gado el abatmicnto de Jorge, acabo por pen
| sar lriamsnte
Ahora va no ncccsto de d.
Cuando Nouzadoux hubo recibdo cl tcIe
grama hlmado ror Nclnomlmd, dlJo
Jorge:
Me parece que 10 mcjor seria volver
Paris.
= Estas loco
No Dor cierto. Pienso en- las dos heren
= cias que debos recoger. Themes que toma
toda la fortuna de Baranvile +, y pue repar
- tir con tn hermana cl cauda dc til madre
= -Es verdad pero probab|ementc, 81 pom
o 60 los pies en- Paris, no tardar6 vclntlcuatr
o h0ras en- estar encarcelado. Preilerc eS
= perar.
Como quieras --dijo Vounadoux con IN
/ dlerenca pero 81 tu no puedss volver
v Paris, no sucede 10 mismo con todo
+ muudo.
} -iEh?
y --Despu6s de todo esa acusaci6n de te
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PEDRO SALES
JJN DRAMA FINANClERQ
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
XIV | | |
Los BENErICIos DE INA AsoClAcIoN


No tcmucvas - dijo el comandante a sn
victima. Voy a yer quien eS
Y sc fu6 de puntillas 4 la pnclta, po' Gu
" eerradura miro VIC Robert. Enton-
ces abri6, dicendo con aire de trunio;
Ell tunante cs nucstro:
Roberto corri6 la pieza donde estaba
el Vernouillard y lego cuando este hacia es-
fuerzos por tragar. ,..
Habia aprovechado el momento dc r,epoSc
que lie dei6 ell comandante para coger el des
pacho, liaro y met6rsclo Ell la boca Rober
to adivin6 10 que pasaba arroJ6Se sohrt
Vernouillard, lie cogi6 por el cuello y dilo;
-Echao te tstrangulo.
yernouillard hizo un movimiento y AFRO
is ell papel, diciendo alosoiiaamente'
No hay medic de luchar contra SemeJan
tes mozos.
Roberto dcsdobl6 el papel y 10 ley6'
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Ilnea de las Antillas.
vapor NJ. l., Vi1laverd@,

vapor l. Vvede vaje del dia puerto, tomaea
carra pasaie para Espah asoo Pueoco deco
oe sale de aque puerto h de cada aguno de comp
lila ve del % omar Epah raboa-
Puerto Rico drecto sale gua puerto da dc
cada ~
En- la epoca desd 10 de Mayo 80 de eem-
b adme ag para tod los poros de rnt Soa
lor,on
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Sc Venden

Los dos famosos cercados nombrados
GUIRIBAI,DI y SOUFFRONT; el primero
de l52 cuerdas, el segundo de 50 cuerdas
de extension; terreno todo llano, de primera
calidsa, y superior para todo cultivo; no ha
sido nunca roturado desde que SO desmon-
to.
Ambos oercados sembrados dc yerba de
guinea, estan divdidos por el rio Cahas.
UN CANAL DE RIEGO, construido to-
do de ladrillos, que tiene su presa de aqua en-
el mismo rio Cshas sirve para regsr los
meucionados terrenos.
Sc asegura que dichae 232 cuerdas de
yerba de guinea son de 10 mas esplendido
en- eata c|ase de pastos.
Puetlen venderse aichos terrenos sepf
"adamonte
Para lar condolences do venta, entenderse
con su dueha. que 10 es tambi6n de la ha'
cisnda Amelta, en- euyos terrenos hay abun'
dantisimos enmejorables pastos de yerba
guinea, malojllo y grama, los cuales SO al
duilan para ganado vacuno.
Mnygc ~ }sQ4 6,m 3 a ps
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Herrera
v F'ulldici6n
de ROBERTO GRAHAM

En este establecimaento Sc constru-
gen q hay de venta:
Maquinitas de picar carne
Maquinas de picar yerba
Maquinas de desgranar maiz
Maquinas de despu|par cafe
Cedazos para cafe
Subidores Q dragas para cafe
Carretillas do mano
Carritos de mauo y para caballos
Carros para comercio y haclendas
Ruedas y ejes para carros de
todos tamanos
BALCONIES y escaleras de hierro.
Ponce, Marina.
Stbsse. 20 de 1894 t.. 3 ps.
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JEREZ DE La FRON1ERl

Cosechero, Almacenista Exporador do Vinos, Fab
de guardentes de Vino puro
Destilac6n especial de Who's para la production dol
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s AC AL A NJ 30
0UITA-DoLoR

Este prepsrado indio, de gran fama on e
pals, cira ra,ilcaImenta los catarroS grpa
les, dolur,s 10 csbeya, peurslgias, teumas
uaamae,one, y demas afecciones cutaneas
etc, etc.
LA formula de cada bot.lla indica Ia ma
uera lie usa:se, a pesar del gran consumo
lie este rreparsdu, sn pre,.io sierra Gjo cornt
sigue; Gajs lie "a medlNs b"tolao, pasor
Unieos dyposituios de legitmo SGca
hnlbo
Chor't'm y t!'
p .ona Fnhrs~. 10 d. t2'h Nr'
A LOS aACENDAIytJo DE IAN,
~ r,vlol 10 Santiago, de Coamo, tie
de venta uovi os fnns nropios para yugo.-
Cosmo, n, mbre !. de 1901. =
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bic, no tepia fuer2a para contencrme.

bic, no tena fue%a para contencrme
-AdcmSs -repuso ltobcrto--su pucsto dc
listed esta acu AcuGrdese dc que, ante
todo, no debcmos dciNr obseurcciao el nom
bro dc MarSGbert.
Qucd6 en- seguida conyencido quola abue-
la loudon vendria al hotel para guardian las
aparcncas. FL comandsnte PeyruSSe era ol
cncargado de yigilarlo todo
DcspuGs, cscrbi6 Roberto sus padres,
dieiGndolcs que ynieSon inmedialumento d
Paris para saber todos los acontccimientoS
Que SO habian ycrihcado desde que Gl del. el
Mediodia.
: Y aquclla misma noche, sin espcrar d las
cXeouaS de la sonora Marsebcrl, sallo pars
, Fcnecia en- compania del Sabio Mclenlis.
Antes de marchar enyiaron este despa
, cho 4 Vou2adouS:
Z" Desruts dc los dos mucrtos que sabe'
llStedcs parece nrccSarlo eSp'ren en- enc
! cia. Dcutro de POGO cSclibirt
NERNOulILAR.
Cuando lleg6 este dcspacho de Ncnccia
g Jorge Nou2adcUX eStaban comicndo sllel
i ciosamcnte en- su cuarto, pucs eS de al yer
o tir que no Sc aticvia presenlarSc en- el &C
y rrcdor del hotel.
llabian rcalizado su viaje dc los dos j6ve
mes sin detenersc en- ningtna parlc, mag
y nandose que los pcrseguian y no sub'rnd
o mas que en- vagoncs reServados; tai mied
5 tsnian de que alguicn oycra sus convcrsacl'
a neS.
o De vozen cuaudo, hutadillas, Sc dir
gian una mirada de odio, porquo mutui
lie mcn'c Sc hactan lcsponsablcs de cSta repel
,s tina caida: sin embargo, sc temian tanl'
l. que osaban dirigse ninguna palabra malst
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HRwley, King & Co.

This q rm is the largest wholesale and retail
dealers in farm implements and vehicles in
Southern California. They have been in busi-
ness in Los Angeles for eleven years and are a
branch of Hawey Bros Hardware company OF
San Francisco who have been in business on
the coast for the past forty years.
The branch carriage repository of Hawley
King & Co. is located at 2 20 and 2I2 North
Main rect Los Angeles, and theit main esta b.
lishmcnt is at 164-169 North Los Angeles
street.
This firm makes q speciality in the way of car
riages Of carrying very fine work, being agents
for the New Haven Carriage company of Co.
lumbus Ohio. H. D. Gates & Co.. Bridgeport
Conn.,. Abbott-Downing of Concord, N. H., and
ther wel-known makers of fine vehicles.
They have just received a contract with the
Raymond hotel to furnish them with over
$4,000 worth of carriages for the Raymond sta
bles. They carry very complete stock of the
celebrated New York road buggies, fancy traps
and buckboards, also broughams, vctorias and
rockaways.
In the line OF heavy vehicles and farm i'm
plements they are sole agents for the Peter
schuttler farm wagons, Racine Wagon ana
Carriage Company's spring and express
wagons, CLARK IL Co.'s market wagons and the
Winona light farm wagons They also carry
he John Deere plows, Lean all-stee lever har-
rows, Perkins Wlndmills Buckeye ana
Knowlton mowers, Hollingsworth rakes,
Hodges headers Dedeick baling presses,
Belle City fodder cutters, Sandwich corn shell
lers, stover feed mills, and they are also very
large dealers in barb wire.
In connection with other business they have,
as a side lire, the Kenting and Hickory BIZ
cycles. The Keating wheel, during the past
year, has won renown by the many races in
which it has taken first place.
Hawley, King & Co. aim to carry frst-class
line of goods and have the reputation of sell
ing to the better class of trade ever since thew
have been in business. Mr.. Geo. T. Hawley is
the president of the corporation, and resides
In Oakland. Mr.. Marcus c. Hawley, who is
the vice-president, resides in Connecticut, and
has charge OF the New York office. Mr. F. W.
King the secretary, treasurer and manager is
a reside OF Los Angeles. The business of
this firm extends into New Mexico, Arizona,
and covers most OF Southern California