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financial.
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVERS or THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co..

NILS Building. Broad Street.
s.ew-Yo-k city October l., ls4
Tho appIicntfon OF the Receivers on the Nth
Instant for the issuance of Receivers 'er.'"-
rntes to the amount OF SJ.oo0.oco ha''"S
been granted by the United states 'irc"''
Court, Judge james q. Jenkins prcs"ihs'
and the Receivers being thereby authorize"
tu sell .uid certificates to the full amount Oh
M Id Issue: -,
PROPOSALS ARE NOW INVITED TO PURCHASE
THE WHOLE OR ANY PART OF
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financial.
SCHOOL BONDS.

the cry - Mount vernon. W'stcheser co.. y. y. on
the 18Th div ol October 1894. % clock y.
The Elnrd Education ~ the Cty ~ Mount Vernon.
In Wcstch-scr Co. y y. will II the Board
~ Education In Tho Ferguson building. NJ. s. SIKH
the said ty. TccciV. sealed proposals FOR the
purchase - School Bonds - said city. numbered
consecutiy'lv from e. a. inclusive
The said Board - Education VIII then ami thfrr open
said pfoposai and accept the highest thereof unless l.
deems for the interest ~ said School District t.
0 all - qad proposals These series Il
bonds which authorized 10 be issued hy SAID Board ~
Education under Section 2Jk Chapter 10 II tie Laws n
1894 Each bond VIII De f1r tho principal sum 81 on"
Thousand Dollars VIII bear Interest ~" II
four per per annum payable semi annually Prin
cpa and interest %ill b. payable a. the office 81 the
Treasurer hc snii CITY u Mount Vernon. y Y
They VIII be- dated November hrs 1884. and payable
fC
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The city ~ Mount Vernon situated upon tho y y.
H. Hartford Railroad and upon the y Y s. Harlem
R1ilroad thirteen miles ~ minutes trivc from Grand
Central station viii sixty each daily. AMI has
population u about 1900 IT has water gas and cleo
trc lights trolley railroad % Harlem stone sidewalks and
crosswaiks asphalt ana macadlm roads. and - a most
prosperous city
The School alone e. valued s"4C 400
bonded ndcbedn@ss f0r school purposes $iis
90 ~. including the present ISSUE.
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FITNESS RULES IN STOCKS.
FINAL PRICES HIGHER.
CIGAR THE MOST ACTIVE SECURITY
THE CHANGERS FIRM.

..,vs At THE STOCK FXCHANGE OCTOBER IL
sALh ~ OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
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The bonds viii be delivered the purchaser the first
/ day II November 1894 ~ - N.
By statute he bonds he sold for loss than par
and accrued Interest.
By order OF the Board ~ Education.
a. NOEL. NI.AKEMAN. President.
WILLIAM j. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
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uOMPMMe@MQMAs
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. s. co.
PACIFIC MAIL 5. :. co.
Steamers leave San Francis

steamers leave San Francisco:
October TO- 3. IN
N(i.................O October - H.
CHINA. Via Hon, lulu NoNtinNer ~ ~ IN
REL &C. roNehoel ~,
PERU. :'....'' November "a 2. IN.
F,r freight passage and general information apply 10
3i3 ROADWAY or Battery Place. Washington Building
and OF Broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

a.
'leutonc oct Il. m. 'Adrlatc NOs ~ ~ d. III
t.,,.nnir DC, "a mo m .Teutouc Nov. Il. IL SOP m
.N.,estr 80 Oct n M britannia. =. Nov. IS. a. m.
X. - 20 70 mn 81, &c. Dec J. 10 80 u. m.
From white Sf,f Dock 10, u West 10Th t
80 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSfN6tR : Ia slr.tH'
SALON rates sou upward according TO steahle! au
alton - i~rh second cabin these steamers ~ ana
$40 s,rerar. from New-York on Britannia Adratic:
tit-manr $40. Majestic and Ieu'onic SD l,IrpaiI
H. k-,s <l5 No. - Roadway. New YORK Ihhad' pnia
crice Walnut II MAITLAND KERsEf Agent.
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GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS.

NONPAGNIE GENEKALE Transatantique.
y FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
LA BorRGoGNE Ieboeuf SGT oct 6. Is 90 IL" m M
Ia TOURAINE Santeli 80. sat oct - l'o p, ~, y,
eay,, F,fst.niass siG0: Second class sll6
FORGET. G,n-rai Agert No Bowling Green.
EUROPE. EGYPT AND PALESTINE.
II Parties al frequent Intervals. Independent tickets
,rI ,fnnti, passages al lowest rates for tour.
Tnreleu nlone,S Every facility and nformaton -
TIIOs COCN 4 SON. 26l and l225 Bway, n Y.
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CLYDE LINE.

Clyde LINE.
CHARLESTON, >. &. the South and Southwest
LACksONNIl.LE and all Florida points.
From Per 20 r. K 1foot II Roosevelt ST. . p III
riIt.itotStE ................. Monday October 10
NEMASSE " e'!' .'y'
nj s,eainrrs first class passenger ACCOMMODATIONS
i Bowling Green y. Y
Fla Cent & Penn. +. & F. Line. VIA Jacksonsnle
Great So Freight and Passenger Line VIA Charleston
r. q Eyer Genl Agt, $40 u way, y. I.
A CRUISE TO THE MEDlrERRANEAN By, SS specIa.y
"A ,hartrr.d steamer Friesland." Feb a. 1872 visiting
bermuda Azores Gibraltar. Malaga. Granada AhAmora
Alsers Cairo, days at Jerusalem bcyF0u,, E-pnssr
Co1stautnople Athens. Rome. Only SoZJ. NOTES. eN0"'
sions fees. etc, included o q, ,..,. S.., york
i. &. CLARK, Tourist NBt 10 p'' 49,. -
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CJNARD LINE.

a To ,,vrKpooI VIA QUEENSTOWN.
tnar.. oct 10. 20 n Etrvriai Nov ~ q M m
Tmhyia - Oct 81 D. m Umbrla. Nov. -. .. m
Luca Nov. q m Lucania Dec l. 80 a. HI
Fror pier 40 North River fnn, ~ Ciarkson,S IA
Cabin parsage $50 and upward Second cabin go -"
according 70 and accomrloiatiohs-
s.,.Tae, tcktts TO and from all parts OF Europe a.
very low rate, For freight anc passage appy AZ '"'
c,nnany's nnicc ~. Ruwling Green N"w-f ork
0',,EpvOE II BROWN a CO. General Agents
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Nutnmn Resorts
DIR. ST90NG'S SAINT ARlUM,

popular resort for health change recreation
ali the year Elevator electric bells steam heat sun
parlor promenade the roof suites OF rooms WIT
baths Dry waters and winter sports
Massage electricity: all and health appliances:
new Turkish ard Russian baths. Send for illustrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

WHEAT.
December option. IS 1875 90 - 295 600
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& ANANNAH LINE. -
- ~ from Pier -. n. Il. .
Wcinesda ~. FRIDAYS and
freight or pissare apply to
W. VI. RHETT. Gen'l ACT.
Cent. v. r.. 3i7 B'wav.
=. l.. ADAMS. q. r. 4. +.
c. q +. II. r.. I3 B'way.
O N. SORR
The herald., 1894-11-02

w GOD, IRON AND SLATE MANTELS; FINE
w cabinet ware to order; har wood lum-
ber. II. BOHRMANN. 514 S. Spring ST. Tel.
1853 I'm
The herald., 1894-11-02
A Go.os-you-n,raso Railroad.

There Is a branch linc in tho west Of Irc-
land where, If anything was forgotten at
y station, the train went back from the
next to recover it. On this line a traveller,
getting out to stretch his legs, asked Of the
guard, How long do you wait at this
stationS" Wen so on just whenever it
suits you, SIR was tho obliging reply. He
was the only passenger by the train.
Frankfort Moore tells in q recent book Of
s. delightful station master who used to
stroll round the carriages when the trains
stopped, with special inquiries after the
health and comfort Of each passenger. The
regulars ho knew intimately, and all their
concerns, their ailments, etc., and every
thing was inquired af,cr in detail.
One day hasty commercial gentleman,
whose patience had given out, attempted
n sarcastic rcbukc Look here, station
naster," he cried, lis there breakdown
on the line?" II don't know, indeed SIR
was the bland reply, but I'll try to find
out for you" The station master went of
and did not return for 1lvo minutes. i've
tclegraphed Up the linc Sir, " he said, land
i am happy to assure you that no infor-
nation regarding breakdown has reached
any of tho principal stations. 1t has boon
raining at Ballynsnuck, but don't think
It will continue long. Can do anything
moro for you, sir?" NO, thank you," said
the commercial gentleman meekly. II
can find out for you if the Hplyhcad
steamer has had good passage ii you
don't mind waiting for a fow minutes" "
suggested the official. what, you aro
anxious to get on? Certainly, sir. III
tell the guard. Cocl morning, SIR"
When tho train wa5 at last in motion,
very old man in q corner pulled out his
watch ard then turned to the commercial
traveller. Are you aware, sir, !" ho said
tartly, ''that your confoundod inquiries
kept us back just seven minutes? You
should have some consideration for your
fellow passengers, let me tell you, sir.
murmur of assent went round tho com.
partment. San Francisco Argcnaut.
The herald., 1894-11-02
A1her,,s rirst letter TO Victoria.

Tho following is correct copy Of the
first letter ever received by the queen from
her ever lamcntcd husband:
Boyy, Ju,o g. 1857.
MY DEAREST CoUa,y-I f.-Hst writo YOU q
few lines to present you my sincc-cst fclicita-
tions on the great change which he's taken
place in your life. Now you a-c cucoa OF the
nightiest land in Europc. IN your hand lies
the happiness Of millions. May heaven assist
vol, and strengthen you with It's strength in
that high and difficult task. hopo that your
reign will be long, happy and glorious and
that your efforts may I've rewarded by tho
thanlsfulness and love CT your sr..i';octs. May
pray you to think likewise sometimes of your
co,lsins i'll Bonn, and to continue toahem that
Kindness you favored thom with tiHHow? Be
assured that our minds gro always with goa.
/ will not be indiscsect and abuse your time.
Believe me always your majesty s most ohcdi-
ent and faithful servant, ALnERT.
The herald., 1894-11-02
Tho Girls Got Them.

The disappearance Of tho cotton straps
Of the life preservcrs on the Delaware river
ferryboats has been solved aftor careful in
ycstigation by the customs authorities
The life prossryers arc directly under the
seats Of tho boats, and tho Jersey girls, ac-
cording to tho veraciocs officials, have bccn
utilizing the straps for sartcrs. All that
is necessary 70 be Conc Is to stoop dawn,
the officers say, puli OF tho straps and put
them to use. il this way nearly al of tho
life saving appen3acrs on tho ferry boats
have been rendered Useless, Eccessi.h.iag
the purchase G. ae7s r.'oseryers and tho
adoption OF new asnd ct Etsap - rhila-
delphia Record :.
The herald., 1894-11-02
RIGHT GLAD He OBLIGED.
Tho Truth About an Unusual Scene In n
Hallway Car.

Ihe Truth About an Unusual Scene In q
Railway Car.
"Will you kindly keep your eye on my
luggage for momentP' asked ono occu-
pant of tho benches in railroad station
of gentleman who sat beside him.
Certainly, sir, was the reply.
So the first speaker strolled out on tho
platform and lighted cigar. He seemed
somewhat preoccupied, and the minutes
,engthened into 10, the train he was wait
Ing for came, tho cigar was tossed away,
and the traveller took scat in the dav
coach beside the prettiest girl ON the train,
who, by the way, greeted him most effu-
sivcly.
just as the train started tho gentleman
who had been asked to keep his oye on
that particular luggage pushed his way
up the steps and into the door of the coach,
with his own satchcl and bundle in one
hand and tho strangers satchcl, hatbox,
umbrella and overcoat in the other. He
pushed his way down tho aisle in tho coach
till he reached the seat occupied by tho
unknown and the pretty girl. They were
engaged In an earnest conversation that
was only interrupted when the good ma
turcd watcher ard protector of the lug
gage deposited tho satchel, hntbox, um-
brela and ovcrcoat with bang.
Ibid you expect me to act us your por-
ter, mister?" he inquired rather testify.
Il beg your pardon, sir, !" said tho gen.
tleman beside tho lady, and at the same
time he blushed deeply and rosc SO he
could speak to the ono who had done him
@ kindness without using tone Of voice
loud enough for other passengers to hear
There We're few moments of explanation,
several noddings of tho heads and smil-
ings by tho trio--for tho pretty girl also
joined in the consultatior-consider
blushing and oil exchange of cards. That
was all tho passengers noticed, and tho
gentleman who had watched the luggage
shook hands with both, bowed very polite
y, slapped his Unknown friend on tho
back and went into the smoker.
They're going to Albany to be mar
ricd," he explained to an acquaintance
''Sho lives west Of here way and hos in
business in Brooklyn Her parents arc
dead and her brother and an old maid sis
ter objected TO hcr marrying on account
of some property complications. Ho went
up tho road to meet hey and stopped oil in
Utica till her train should arrive. OF
course he couldn't think of his luggage.
don blame him mite. I'm glad ! ac-
oommodatcd him, by ginger! I'm going
TO stop over in Albany and SOC them mar
ricd"
And no did.---J;icl Observer.
The herald., 1894-11-02

WE HAVE HALF INTEREST IN LU-
w crative business, we'll established, thas
we will sell very reasonable to the right man
See ROYCE & PULLMAN, LAT S. Broadway.
2-tf
The herald., 1894-11-02

shown you they win surprise you. CLARK &
BRYAN. l27 W. Third ST.
I7OR sALE--$slO0, 5000 down, balance $25
4 monthly payments, interest per cent,
fine new Groom colonial cottage, corner star
and Pico SITS, i2-minute electric car serv ce:
bath. sink, hot and cold water, gas electric
lighting and bslls; lar g pantry Closets fine
oak mantels; street graded, cement walks,
barn, fence, etc. owner, 927 S. Hill st, or
3411a s. Spring st. 1l24
EoR sALE-LOT AND HALF, WEST SIDE
Il Towne ave, Wolfskill tract, only $3.50
down. Inquire sos L. Third st.
IroR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT FOR S775-
i $3.50 cash; electric cars. JONES. 800 W.
First ST.
DARGAIN FOR A FEW DAYS IN A BEAUTI-
ID full 7-rooin, highly improved cottage home.
zoos S. Olive. I1-2
EoR sALE-LOT AND HALF WEST SIDE
Il Towne ave-, Wolfskill tract, only $3.50
down. Inquire sos Il. Third st.
TNOR sALE-BARGAINSI IN SEVERAL BUSI
Il ness corners. JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, 22O
w. First st. lI-6
r SELL THE EARTH.
Il 1925 tt X. S. BASSETT. Pomona. Cal
The herald., 1894-11-02

nor sALE-1O-ACRE PEACH ORCHARD
r for SALE trees years oldi enclosed in good
fence with rabbit netting; price, $l 100 cash:
Write j. MANNERS, San Jacinto, Cal. 27-e-o-d
The herald., 1894-11-02
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOR SALE = EASY CHAIRS FINE BRUS-
II sells carpet dresser, kitchen utensils; also
good violin; cheap; party leaving city. 4O5
Bauchet ST. off Date
The herald., 1894-11-02

CWANFELDT fTHE /. A. TENT & AWNING
= Co.. has removed 10 $50 S. Main. 11-25
A F. sLoPER, HOUSE MOVER OFFICE
N. IL Center place. 1-l5 II
The herald., 1894-11-02
CAROLINE ENGINES.


GECOND-HAND NEARLY NEW ONE AND
- one G-horse gasoline engine UNION GAS
ENGINE CO.. LA Requena ST.
The herald., 1894-11-02
EXCURSIONS.

49,
IUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS
~ Every Monday over the Rio Grande West
ern and Denver and Rio 0rande railways;
scenic route; personally conducted; newly
upholstered. Cars through to Chicago, New
York and Boston. Finest equipment, best
service, quick time, onice, 2l2 y. Spring st.
DHfLLiPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EN-
L cursions, via Southern Pacific, Rio Grande
and Rock Island routes; leave Los Angeles
every Tuesday, cross the Sierra Nevadas, pass
the entire Rio Grande scenery and make 10
hours stop at Niagara Falls, all by daylight.
Office, 1873 s. Spring st. - If
The herald., 1894-11-02
NYN NurTING

II ERSTING Il co, PRACTICAL GARDEN
N ers: lawn laying and cutting specially;
gardens cared for by the month on reasonable
terms. Address 266 S. Main St., Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-11-02
FOR sALE-L1vE STOCK.

A UCTION SALES OF HORSES CATTLE,
N wagons. buggies, harness, agricultural i'm
plements, ETC., at the new Tattefsalls, in City
Hay Market, corner Sixth and Hope every
Wednesday and Saturday. Consignments so
licited Prompt returns made. b. j. COOKE
Auctioneer l0-9 tt
TNOR SALES GOOD COWS AND CALVES,
Il with or without milk route. 267 S. Union
ave.
dpCz-GOOD COW FOR SALE. AT DARWIN
DZ( ave East Los Angeles.
L1oR sALE-A COW, SIS TURNER STREET
The herald., 1894-11-02
FOR sALn-coUxrRY PROPERTY.


INOR SALE--16 ACRES BROOM COTTAGE,
L well and barn; cheap for the money, $3.50
cash,
40 acres--S to alfalfa, 10 to corn and beans,
20 to pasture, to young orchard. new 3.
room house. fine artesian well; II mich cows,
8 yearling heifers 70 head of hogs, good
horses; moving machine and rake, plow, |
cultivator; all dairy cans; everything together,
$45u0
20 acres fine, level land near Rivera: land
was flooded in May last, then sowed 25 pounds
alfalfa seed to the acre; good stand alfalfa,
cut three times this y ar; will cut eight times
next year; more water for irrigatins than
needed; no improvements except wire fence
no incum brance; it must be sold for the cash;
$3.50.
40 acres, 80 to alfalfa which paid $75 per
aero this season and will cut again; 10 to
corn; ;3-room house, barn and criu; excellent
water right; $500 per acre.
We have more water for irrigation than any
place in California. Within radius OF three
miles we have II water com mpanies.
b NJ. BLYTHE,
ILL If DOwney Cal.
The herald., 1894-11-02

IF YOU WANT GROCERY STORE ON
l. principal corner of Spring st. come and see
us. ROYCE e. PULLMAN. 147 s. Broadway.
- IS
The herald., 1894-11-02
nj ED UMS.

DEMoVED: PROF. LEE, CLAIRVOYANT
III and independent slate writer, is now locat-
ed permanently at 2421a South Broadway;
sittings daily; tells you all business matters,
courtship, marriage, divorce; lost and stolen
articles found; reunites the separated, restores
lost affections; removes evil spirits spells,
sinful habits; brings happiness; medium by
the gift of God; Strings, so; ladies, 81. Par
lors II and Is, 242l5 S. Broadway. %
The herald., 1894-11-02

Bald Heads, join our $40 monthly class and
we guarantee to grow hair on your heads in
80 days. Call at
1875 CALIFORNIA BEAUTY PARLORS.
The herald., 1894-11-02
Fon sALn-crrY PROPERTY.

Don't fail tuaee hs beautiful ::ac ths nnsut IN the
city, fcur sofoot sreeta ono street 100 feet vide; al
tho streets graded, gsaveaa comoa walsa and curhe
streets sprklsd shade troas on all streeta .s so and
100. front. city water rpsd al streets; rich randy
loan soil Tract 10 l5o 10 feet higher than dsaoa ave.
and FEuerai st. electric carr; Is minutes ride to the
business confer; Gao block nearer than Adams and
yisueoa sts building clause IN each decd no cheap
hussss allowed buy and hula yuur homo whore you will
have all modern Improvements and hs assured tina. tho
oass Of hanos will cause the value TO double inside Of
70 n,s.hs 5000 foo. on Adams ST. we ask you to sec
this tsac. nov: !. out 10, drive 90 through thc
tract 60 s,t Aasas H. 10 co.tral Ava, or take tho
Central or Itys ave care to Adams st. and SEQ the
casi Of improve asass .s!, offered for calo for short
tiuo ics $500 saso, $500 10 $500 on the mos. favcrabe
terms; cisee s"sm ef Central ave aaa Aaans st.;
free carriages frsa Gu, otlsa at all t.rcs.
ORDER g. DOW,
1OQH SOUTH BROADWAY rrL ,sse
The herald., 1894-11-02

DAKERY AND RESTAURANTS; SPLENDID
ID oven and is doing good bust ess; inves-
tigate this ROYCE & PULLMAN, lat S.
Broadway. 2-n
The herald., 1894-11-02

NHAsE's MARKET, 61s S. sRRING-5 LBS.
~ boiling beef, 25c.; lbs. round steak, 15c.;
rib steak, &C.; sirloin,, tenderloin or porter
house steak, 12l &C.; stewing mutton, Sc; leg
of mutton, &c.; rib or shoulder chops, lbs,
15c. Everything else in proportion. CHASES
MARKET. GLIB S. Spring
The herald., 1894-11-02
HORSE sBOEts.


DROF. J. H. SMITHS PATENT HORSE
L shoes are doing gre work on horses; we
guarantee to cure all lameness in horses feet
or ask no pay; we have treated large number
Of horses that were thought incurable, and
in every case were successful; this patent is
for sale as shop. county and state rights; any
horse shoer can operate these shoes well as
can, when they buy The right; bring your lame
horses and have them examined free: remem-
Der, it costs you nothing where no benefit is
received. PROF. j. II. SMITH, specialist of
horses feet 749 $. Main ST., or 2. o. box 700.
MO FOOT. NO HORSE-HORsES SHOD AC.
~ cording to nature and agreeable to art.
Shoes made Tor all diseases of the feet GOOD
WINS sEOEING SHOP, 2G4 5. Los Angeles
street. 1l-17 ii
The herald., 1894-11-02
HE HERALD WANTS YOUR ~wNT ADS IN IT'S WANT" COLUMNS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EvINEST CREAMERY BUTTER, UNTOUCHED
II by hand; made entirely by machinery and
delivered at your house every wednesday in
two-pound moulds. Mail order to p. o. box
40 San Gabriel. IL
The herald., 1894-11-02
KIltYCLES.

II EATING BICY CLE-WHEN IN DOUBT
IN ride a Heating. style correct. quality
correct, price correct. HAWLEl, KING & CO.,
80 and 2I2 n. Main ST.
The herald., 1894-11-02

1SnOO1-32O ACRES 16O ACRES M
NICUVU proved; 100 acres in Olives and
9 years old: 30 acres in oranges, etc. in bear
ing: fine house, barn, wells, implements,
ready to move into; title perfect bona tide
sacrifice at price named. For location, terms
and all particular, apply to S. NJ HASKINS,
room 2l3 Stimson building
The herald., 1894-11-02

WANTED A PARTNER IN OPENING
w real estate and business chance Office.
Address r, box so, this Office. l1-2
The herald., 1894-11-02

Q1OOO-REsTAURANT THIS PLACE is
NIUUU on Spring st. and is one of the best
on the market. ROYCE & PULLMAN, 147 s.
Broadway. 1u-25 IT
The herald., 1894-11-02

Il old; fine crop OF fruit pice. $500 per
acre; one orchard years old, S6OJ per acre;
have very fine grove at Alhambra for sale;
slightly place fora home; price, 500 per acre.
pretty home at Eagle Rock 80 acres; price,
$4,000 Improved properties at Dnarte, Co.
vina, Glendora, Pomona, Ontario, and O few at
Highlands and Redlands. The Pomona Real
Estate Exchange can furnish you with any
kind OF land you want. ELMO X. MESERVE.
100 S. Broadway. 26
The herald., 1894-11-02
PERSON Al.

DERsoNAL-RALPH BRos.-GOLD BAR
L flour. S5c; city flour, zoe; granulated
sugar, Is lbs, 81; brown sugar, 2I lbs 81; z lbs
rolled wheat or oats 25c; sardines. boxes,
use; tomatoes, cans, l5c;, bars German
zoe; packages starch, 25c; lard, 10-lb can,
s5c; 5 lbs, 45c. COL S. Spring street, corner
Sixth.
The herald., 1894-11-02

crCs-FRUIT AND TOBACCO STAND; ONE
NIZC of the best places and pays because
the rent is cheap. ROYCE q PULLMAN, l47
S. broadway. 21
The herald., 1894-11-02

IF YOU WANT TO DISPOSE OF YOUR BUSI-
i ness without delay for cash, apply to AU-
BER & BARNARD, 227 w. Second st.
The herald., 1894-11-02

CALoON-wELL LOCATED AND HAND
ROYCE & PULLMAN, LAT S. Broadway. 2-tf
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NOR sALE-A GROCERY DOING "A GOOD
Il trade; selling on account of retiring from
business Inquire at 251 E. Fifth st.
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hair DREs shH.

TIAIR DRESSING SHAMPOOING AND MAN
III touring, electric, medicated and vapor
aths. MISS s. NJ. LUSTFIELD. LA s. Msin. ~
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o-.-BARBER SHOP; GOOD LOCATION
d 10 for good barber. ROYCE & PULL
MAN, LAT s. broadway. 2-tf
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J7RNEsT ALLIN, d. D s. e. L. D. s. GRADUATE
IL Of Chicago College Dental Surgery, 175 n.
Spring st., over Boston store, Los Angeles, Cal.
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IcOO-ClGARs, TOBACCO, ETC; GOOD
u ZUV location and cheap rent; look at this.
ROYCE & PULLMAN, LAT S. Broadway. 2-tf
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SANTA ARIUM-FRANCO-A ERICAE.
TREATMENT OF ALL DISEASES PATIENTS
/ taken care of at all stages OF sickness. Con-
finement specially. III Temple St II II
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EOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS AT POP
Il ular prices, try the Unique Photographic
art studio, 127 West First street. A. W. LOHN,
operator; WATSON IL co. proprietors. II
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%ZUU iness large. nicely equipped store;
actually worth double the amount. Apply to
BEN WHITE, gel W. First st. 1G-Z3ti
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WHOLESALE BUSINESS FOR SALE; IS
w essily handled and very profitable See
ROYCE & PULLMAN, 147 S. Broadway. 2-u
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