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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31
CRAWFORD AND PEARSON
JOINT DISCUSSION AT THE
OPERA HOUSE.
It IL To Begin Al 8 O'Clock This
Evening, Mr.. Pearson speaking
First-A Great Crowd viii Hear

Evening, Mr.. Pearson speaking
First-A Great Crowd viii Hear
Them,
The first real guns of the campaign
will be touche1 off at the Grand opera
house, and there is sure to be an attend
auce that will crowd the big building.
Congressman Crawford had been in
vited and consented to address the Dem
ocratic club this evening at the court
house. But after his arrival here Rich
mond Pearson sent him a note request.
ing joint discussion. The request was
referred to the club, and the matter was
left to committee composed of c. T.
Rawls. ]. d. Murphy, Z. X. Hampton
and J.P. Kerr for the arrangement of
the details.
The result is the following arrange
mcnt: The speaking will begin at 8
O'Clock. Mr.. Pearson leading off in a
speech OF one hour. Mr.. Crawford will
reply in an hours speech. Mr.. Pearson
will have rejoinder of s minutes and
the discussion will be closed by Mr..
Crawford in Is minutes speech.
The speaking will begin promptly at
8 o'clock and the public are invited.
A Feast ofrcason at the opera house
tOupht-CrawfOrd and Pearson.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31
rai,ors Deser, Their Gee se

Crawford and Pearson at opera hous
tonight,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-At sundown to-
night 1868 Hebrew tailors of BROOKLYN,
including 200 women, will begin strike
to relieve themselves from what they
call task work" imposed upon them by
contractors.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31
sI.AsHED WIrHARAzOR
J James Jackson Dangerously Cut
Last Night.

James Jackson, a Swannanoa hotcl
waiter, was dangerously carved with a
razor last midnight at Haincy's restau.
rant, on South Main, by Carolina Peel
a barber in Wilson's shop. One cut was
on the neck, extending about Az inches;
one of six inches on the forehead and
cheek, one on the nose and another on
the cheek. besides stab in the side. Jack.
sons wounds were dressed by DR.. X. II.
Bryant. 1t was thought at first he could
not recover from such fearful wounds
hut he was better this afternoon and
DR.. Bryant thinks he will pull through
Peel was arrested this morning by Dep.
uty Sheriff Hampton and Patroman
Yeatman, and is being held to await the
result OF Jackson's injuries. Peel denies
doing the eating.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31
BASEBALL GAMES.

Cleveland 10, New York 4; St. Louis 7.
Boston 8; Chicago 16, Philadelphia II;
Baltimore 9, Louisville 3; Washington g.
Cincinnati 6; Brooklyn 10. Pittsburg 1 1,
Second game: Pittsburg IA, Brooklyn I,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31
CORBETT..JACKsON.
II NAV He They VIII Yet F.umu,el
Each OthCr

New YORK, Aug. 31.-The morning
papers announce the receipt of two ccrti-
fed checks OF $2,500 each from the
Sioux City Athletic club as guarantee
of good faith in its bid tor the proposed
Corbett- Jackson fight. Corbett is play
ing in Providence and Jackson is in Chi
cago. Both have already agreed to fight
in Sioux City providing the conditions OF
the match are satisfactory. 1t will there
fore be II comparatively easy matter for
the club to arrange another meeting be.
tween the fighters.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31
CUTTING BACK TO WORK
A VERY welcome Change III Chit
cagO,

CakO,
CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-It is estimated by
Joseph Grucnhut. st itistican of the
health department, that threc-fourths of
the working people who we're out Of EN-.
ployment year ago are now earning
wages. He bases his estimate on the
reports made by the factory inspectors.
There are, he says, 800 tailor shops in
operation in the city now as compared
with half that number last winter--a
fair indication Of the change which the
industrial situation is undergoing.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug. 31.-The Lambert
and Bishop branch of the consolidated
steel and wire company, which has been
closed since last July, has given notice
that it will start up in 10 days, but with
10 per cent. cut.
The Illinois Steel Mill will also start in
on reduction. of wages.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31
GOOD APPOINTMENT.

Joint discussion at opera house to
iHght-Crawtord and Pearson.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31
The Epworih League Meeting.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 31.-Chat-
tanooga has been officially selected as
the place of meeting of the next biennial
international conference Of the Epworth
League in Junc, 1896.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-08-31

DEVELOPMENT OF SOUTH

A Feast ofrcason at the opera house
tOnght-CrawfOrd and Pearson
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

.Mber, Baron. bas 1T" periu@te
bieler cine Grtldrung au beginner. als
es mir selans, ibm b.imli@ bas Wort
.S4peigen"' 3u3uFiftern. Der Sntel
seleitete ben gang @erbliiHten an BIZ
buntle pforte, bann ite1te er it4 mil
unb Der Sante seseniiber unb iaste:
.Sebt, bas bdttet Sbr tliiser unb lesaz
Ter einri1ten iollen, obne unfer 6aus
burh birnberbrannte Sntriguen ~
blamiren unb-in mir ben furbtba:
rem @erba4t gu erresen. Morser
tperbe ib MQes beite1en unb 9einen
Batter meinen @lidtpuni4 telegraph:
rem, Die 9ohseit ion bier ietn
8afta!1
81 tam es benin, baB i4 iiber ein'
lanae Na9t nit einem Manne berlobt
mar, beKen gauge Mbf4euli&teit mi,
pl1B(i9 Dor Mugen setreten, ben id
ieBt ebenfo gliibenb babte, pie fribe1
mein 9er3 ibm entse9engei4lagen. Ils
iA bunn am folgenben Morgen ct:
tldrte, i4 tpoQe i'm nibt, i@ bdtte mid
iibereilt, noble abreiien-i ia, ba mo-,
bas l1ngliid fhon geI@eben. Nle Wel'
muBte nun aud bon metner @ntlobune
bena@ri@tigt perben.
Mn Baron 9abit i4rieb i'd felb{t
es lei elm Srrtbum setpefen. ST Der
lieB i4leunigt fem S@lob unb 3eist'
fi9 nt4t mebr in Dobromipa.
Sante Mutb- no i@ CAB ibr teint
@elegenbeit mebr, mir gu banten, abe'
aus benz Ontel fat iie einen gang 5ab=
men Meni4en sema@t, lett Ct lie aus
iener Brief unb palmenzMfdre II
%gldn5eno, 10 uni@ulbsrei4 berporgeber
fab. l~1ebrtgens Fat fi4 Sanbor 9abtl
balb nit elmer Sdn3erin in peft per=
beiratbet. -@o nun fenn5t Du all,
meme @ebeimnife."
rMair i@eint, meme tleine &utb
Du bait nadb allebem bod gut gethan
ben 3tpeiten unb niht ben eriten 8rdu:
tisam gu nebmen."
Sic f4lang bic Mrme UNI ieiner
9als. rSa, mein 2iebling! Nber-
nttbt tpabr. Du nennft MIDI ni@t 10 s.
70 tpie ber Mnbere-9er3blatt!?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

- Nad uraltem @lauben iprohen
unter ben 9ritten Der Sriibltngsgotttn,
tpenn lie iiber bic @rbe babini4reitet,
bic eriten @eil@en auf. Niht bic auf
falenbe @ei talt ober bic 5arbenpra4t
Der 8liitben, ibr t0ftliber 9uft 1T es
bielmebr, Der bas @eilhen gum 2ieb=
ling Der Meni4en gema4t, unb iein
@tanbort in filler 3uridge3ogenbeit,
1ein 8liiben in Der 8erborgenbeit be-
pirtten es, baB uns bas 8eil9en bus
Symbol ber 8ef4eibenbeit unb DEE
mutb getporben 1T. Na4 elmer orien=
taliiaen Sage entituno bas @eil4en
aus ben 3brdnen oes Moam, aus 5brd'
men Der Treube unb Demuth, bic er
getpeint, als ibm Der 9err our4 ben
Graengel Gabriel @nabe unb 8ergez
bunq pertunbete. Wte cine grtedH4s
MDtbe bert9tet, perfolgte Mpou, bet
leuhtenbe S%pnnengott, nit leinen betz
ben @trablen emit cine Der i40nen
51dter bes Mtlos. I'm ii3 bor tbm
au retten unb benz @erberben gu ent=
rinnen, hebte bic @erfolgte in tbrer
Mnsit gum neutrality-suspicious. 3eus
UNI S9ub unb &ettung, Der oanr bic
anmutbise S%un9frau in bas lieblt4e
0eilden bertpanoelte. SIN lt4ten
6albidatten bes Waloes bliibt es nun
peiter unb lobnt benz boben Sitter
batter in 1einen beiligen 9atnen bic
@ettung bur4 bantbare Spferbifte,
@rie@en unb &Dmer liebten uno pflegz
ten bas 8eil4en. SIS bertrat BET ~
men gum She'll bic @telle beg ipir3tgen
Walbmet1ters, benin bur4 @t1taud9en
Der @eil9enbliitben in Metn 1telten
lie einen buftenben Triiblingstrant ber.
sSSm Mittelalter riibmte man benz Wetlz
den allerlei &rdfte ra4, urb ltber5lz
derte @eil9en gebDrten gu ben 9etlz
mitteln iener :3ett.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
Die Snternattonale Cboleratons
ferct3

Das rSsSournal bes Debats" mtbmet
ber internationalen @anttdtstonferen3,
tpel9e tiir3li4 tire Mrbetten in parts
abi4loB, cine ausfubrlt&e @bbano=
lung, in beren @ingans betont piro.
baB bies felt 1870 bic erite biplomati=
@4e Ronferen3 tpar. pel@e in Grant=
reid tagte. @ie @tNenf@at unb bic
Diplomatic boten ft4 bier our 8etGm>
pfung elmer internationalen @efabr bic
!6unb unb er3telten Reiultate, tpel@e
Bic rDebats" als 9lidli@e unb tofthare
begriibt:
vsyebermanr tpeib, baB bic @bolero
bauptiG9li9 bur4 bic MaQfabrten
perbrettet tpirb, bic ii@ bon ben per=
14ieberen Yuntten Mfiens unb Snz
btens aufmaben, UNI na@ Mrabten gu
geber. 9tefer ;bepegli@e Serb, BEL
bon Calcutta pber 8ombap aussebt
nGbert iid uns bur@ bas rotbe Meer,
53uerft tpartete man auf i'm Bel feline,
Intunft in europa unb mar man BE-
miibt, ibn bort au l0i4en. 9ie &onz
feren3 BOZ. @enebig entipra@ bieier erz
item pbafe. Damals gait es, 3una4i
unfere Seeeren3eu gu f&iiBen. 9ie
Dresbener Ronferen3 fe1te fm eine
anbere Mufgabe. sic ieBte boraus
- unb 1eiber mar es rrtdt cine blobe
6ppptbefe - baB bic Seu@e, allen
@orii@tsmabregeln gum Srob, aui
irge1b einem puntte @uropas ausbrez
den pirbe. Mas mar gu mun2 Dte
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17
@nmortWtt@t3.

Gin liebenbes 9era. g.:
.Mber, lieber Sunge, penn Du unb
Define Trau Gu4 fortpdbrenb berumz
itreitet, parum trennt SIR Gu@ benn
lieber niht?" g.: rWas- unb ibr bas
@ergniigen rauben, Semanben gu ba=
ben, an benz lie lire Mutb auslanen
fam. .aein, bas bringe i4 ni4t iiber;
bas 9er5."
8 tquatificirt. @lfa: r9u
baft Did perlobt- mas lit benin Dein
8rduttgam fir Elm Mann?" Mimt:
Gin auberorbentli4 orbentliher auz
Berorbentliher @rofehor!"
2Gnb1i@es ,@ergnGgen.
r@ater: rMber 10 fpdt limit, Granal?"
.@obn Unit perbunbenem &opD: rNo,
0oba, mir ban uns unterbalten!
GRAFT BAN mer snua; / ban 5tpa 60
der i'm &opf, unb's gan5e @'panb
bam's mer a'rtTen!" @ater: go.
mann's Dir rur unterbalten hat!"
@erf@iebene Mnf4t.
rMe9tsantpalt: r@ie se~gentpdrtige
Suiti3 1T iebr tbeuer." unf4ulotg
@erurtbeilter: Sinh id ni@t, i& babe
3pet Sabre umionit seieKen."
@ntruFet. @tubent: r@agen
Sic, 9err 8rieftrdger, tpo3u 1T bic
udnae Soft. tpen11 ih feinen @elbbrief
trieg'9"
nnongenebm. ". rSit 9eine
8raut tpirtli@ 10 febr i@perb0rig?"
g: r2etber. Mte nb ibr meme 2iebe
ertldrte, bab' i4 70 i4reien miifen.
oaB mir glet9 bic gauge Na@bari&aft
eratulirt but!!"
Siemeib es. GrGulein: rMenn
if pibte, tpie t4 MIDI photographer
|lafen folte, nm meinem 8rduttsam
cine 6reube gu ma9en." Rammeraofe:
.2afen sic midi itatt Sbrer abnebmen'
Grduleir Gmma."
We4felftttig. 9err Gobn
(3u 1eirer 9o4ter): v@r 1T RAID, Hos
ialte, beritebt fem @d9Gft unb III
iolib, ben ntmmit DeT rs4 nebm'
i'm aber niht! ST gefGQt mir nidt!"
rMte batbt, ct gefdl1t Dir ni&t! Du
gefaQf tbm AUDI ni@t, unb Ct nimmt
Did bo@!"
Warum. a.: Wint Du midi
nt9t Deiner biibi9en goufine porielz
ten?" 9: r@epiB min ib es, tpenn Du
es ninf@eit, tbun, aber i@ bite Sid
f@on jebt, fo1tet Du ie je beiratben,
mir niemals @ortpiirfe tpege11 bieie1
8oritelung gu ma@en."
Gin Stratege! ,@iniGbriaer,
mas tperben sic tbun, tpenn @ie i'm
R~rie9sfaQe ben Muftrag betommen,
init elmer grDBeren Mbfbeilunq ben
8abnt0rper fir ben Teinb unfabrbar
gu ma@en9" sd perbe 1ofort ale
2otomotiben our@ bic 2eute tp%egtragen
llaHen!"
@uA ni@t fa1f4. a.: Del
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

Ronferena bat bic Megeln
aufseiteqt, bic In einem iolden Sale
gu beobadten finb, unb iie bat es NIT
benz lobenstpertben 8eba9te getban,
ben bebrobten 2dnbern bic sr0btm0s>
lt9e Siherbeit gu 9etpdbrleiiten, 3us
slei9 aber benz 9anbel unb 0ertebr
Elm Minimum bon 9tnternthen in ben
Weg gu Iesen. Dies mar audi bas
8eitreben ber Barrier &onferena, ebens
10 tpie Der beiben friiberen, unb getpib
mar bies nt4t Bios cine refine Gorm<
fade; benn benz internationalen Ginz
bernebme1 lit es selunsen, bic @erz
fpdtungen, tpelhe Gabroeuge unb Ret<
fenbe itb mubten gefalen laRen, iiber=
al gu berminoern, tpenn nidt gang gu
befeitigen. Oie 2aaaretbe unb bic
QuarantGnen tperben iebt immermebr
bura prGpentipe Mabreseln unb bur9
DestnFctrune eriebt. beren Mirt1ams
teit piel ftdrter 1T, unb bic ntht nit
bemielben l1n3utDmmli4teiten perbun=
ben finb.
.Was blieb nun nab ben Ronferers
act. bon 0enebig unb Dresden nod gu
fbun iibrie? Dem ltebel a n einer
|0ueIle nad3ufpiiren, itatt an ben
Seearenaen I@uropa's feline Nntunft
su ertparten, linn Biz an bic inoi19en
GinI4ifungsbdfen entsegen gu geben,
por MQem aber Big an bic Meerenge bon
Babel Manbeb, UNI es bort auf5ll<
balten. go lit man ibm UNI bic ga11<
ae 2Gnae bes @otben Meeres entgegen
se5osen, gang abseieben bon ben Wor@
f4tsmabregeln, bic an ieinem Mus<
gangspuntte getroFen murben. 8lei=
9ermaben bat man beren audi gu 3ar<
be aufgelteQt, benn tpen1 au4 bic
Mebrbett Der pilser auf benz @eetpege
no9 Di9ibbab unb bon ba nod Wetz
ia aiebt, 10 idlasen bod Diele aud
ben 2anbpeg elm. Man bat 1ogar,
anerbings nod etnas pberf1G6li4, bic
MaBreeeln in Musiidt genommea bic
aur Mnmenbung gelangen 1ollen, penn
bic 1Drii9en @ienbabnen gebaut iei1
perben. l1eberau tpirb man benz nebel
nuhipiren unb es in feline @blupfz
pintel ~berfolgen.
,@as bic propbblattiihen Mittel
betrift, nit benen man bic @euhe be-
tdmpfen min, 10 iinb es bieielben, pelz
DE ieit Der &onferen5 gu 8eneotg ge'
niF ermaBen ms semeine Reat iiberz
gingen. Die @ori9tsmabregeln in
BEN inbi19en 9dfen tunn man it4 lei4t
benten. Die Mnpelenbeit bon Mer5ten
pirb auf ben @9iHen obligatorii@
fem, eben1o bic itrenge Mufiiht iiber
Bic WaarenborrGtbe, tpel4e getodt
oher fteriltiirt tperben miiKen. Die
Siolirung zines paHugiers, Der bon
Ser Gboleru befanen tpiirbe, pirb biz
in aQe Gin5elbeiten porgel4rieben.
Gnblih pirb bic bisberige Srganiit=
runq Der beiben Sanatorien, beren
zines i'm Norben beg. Motben Meeres,
am GuBe bes 8erges @inai, in Diebelz
Sor, bag anbere am Sibenbe, an Der
arabii4en Riiite, in garnardn, ar1gez
leqt lit, au berppItommnen iein. Dies
al tbun fat, bic Ronferen3 beihlofen."
Der @erfaHer bes Mrtifels beutet
bann nod an, bob ni@t ale Mdbte
benz auf iber &onferen5 getro hene1
l1ebereinfommen beigetreten finb, briidt
aber bic .53uperii9t aus, Der @nltan
Mbbulz9amib, bef1en Tiiriorge fir oas
Mobl feines unermebli4en Rei4s be-
fannt 1T, per0e gu Der @rtenntniB ges
lunger, baB Der Mnf9luB Der 9irtei
fir biefe felbft bic iegensreidften SOL
gen baben tpuroe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

- Sn gpii1anti in MiAigan
brad in benz Union : @4ulgebdube,
tpabrenb BARN @4ule gebalten purbe,
cine s%5euersbrunit aus. Die S4uler
ipran9en aus ben Senitern einanoer
auf ben 6als. 9abet tpuroe Slibe
.@ouquin's @iidsrab i@per perleBt, unb
mebrere anbere &inber erlttten lei4s
tere @erlebungen. 9te Jeurtpebr bon
Mnn Mrbor fam CUR 2Di@ung bes 5euz
ers gu !6ilfe. Ser Granddaughter be-
lGuft ft9 auf $35,O00, tpogegen bic
@erib4erung nur $4,000 betragt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-17

Miuer bat bod pirtli4 piel fir bic
Runit setban." g.: rDerg! Weil ct
Elm Sabr Bel Der Biibne tparg" a.:
.gaa ia, ct bdtte bod audi ldnser baz
Bel bleiber t0nnen!"
2ebrer: .3u ben Infringement
unb Qaitern gebDrt aud bic Sruntz
fu4t. Mdrden, tpeibt Du audi fdon
robin bieie fibrtg" S4iiler (na4
.ldcnserem 8efinnen, plDBlih): rDie
fubrt ms Wirtbsbaus, 9err 2ebrer!"
MibperFGnbnib. Mlte Daz
me: .Mlfo SIR srobes proouctensez
fddft baben Sic sdnali4 aufseseben,
9err Rraber? Was treiben Sic benn
|iebt9" 9err: sd babe mein @ei4dft
nur pertleinert; our 3eit banble iA
nur nod NIT 2umpen." Mlte Dame:
%, tpie leidtinnis! 9anbeln sic bod
lieber nit ebrliden 2euten!"
Musrtben 1aKen. rSunse,
mas beulft Du?" rMutter bat midi
gef9lage1 unb se1ast, i9 tause nidts."
-rNa bat fs Apahr seipro&en."
Sunse: LIMB sefagt, i'd tpiiroe sez
rabe TON 2ump pie ber Batter"
MIibi=Muspabl. @ertbeibiz
ger: ,Wenn Sic Elm Mlibi na@peiien
f6nnen, tperben Sic f@erli@ iofort
fret tommen." Mnsetlaster: nOb id
Elm Mlibi nacbtpeifen tanng Nu ob! id
babe 5pei 3eusen, tpel@e bei4m0ren
tperben, baB i4 bier in19ep Dori
trunt i'm Bette lag unb 5tpei anbere.
tpelde be3eusen tperben. bab i@ au'
i3eit, als bas 9aus ausgeraubt tpurbe
bei ibnen in Ybilabelpbia mari"
Dur4 bic Blume. Grau a.;
.Mie gefdnt Sbnen eigentli4 bic Grar
MeDer9" Grau g.: rSa, pifen Sic
nb rebe ME fhle4t bon Semunb, abe1
Sic slauben ni4t, mie leib mir Ser,
MeDer tbut!!"
964fe Debotion. glus ben
8eri4te zines @efangenenauffebers ar
bic norgeiebte 8eb0rbe, betreHenb ein'
@efdnsnibrepolte.) .Mu@ Strdfine
Maier eeberbete fi4 rafenb unb itiet
u1ter arberem aud bic Drobung aus.
er tperbe ben biden Baud bes err
fur9tspoqit @efertisten aufi4liBen."
Cine ebIe @eeIe. @olbu1
,2iebt Du midi tpirtli9?" RDdin:
rDas fiebft Du bod! sd i4ente vi,
ia M1es, mas i4 meiner 9errl4af1
bonn Munbe abfparen tann!!"
Dergelebrte8 !. Badger.
Der reu anseiteute 8uri4e bes Germ
lieutenant, tommt in aler Grlhe.
pGbrenb fem 9err nod i'm ilBeiter
@hlummer liegt, plump mie Elm Gle
plant ms @4laf3immer unb briiQt
,&ut'n Morgen, 9err 2eitnam!'
lieutenant: Drummer &erl! Wenn id
gu 8ett liege, muBt Du gang let1'
auftreten, bamit i4 Did ia niat b0re
Merf Dir bas!" 8al3er: r3u 8e:
tell, Serr 2eitnam!" Mm folsenoer
Morgerl f4leibt 8al3er ia@te ing
3immer 1eines @ebieters; bieier f4lGf'
rubig fort. Greubenerfillt iteqt fIt
nun 8al3er bi&t bor bas 8ett unf
betra&tet ben Germ 2i%eutenant cine
Mtnute lang NIT benz Musbrude elmer
pa@ienben @efriebigung; enbli4 tupft
Ct tim auf bic Stirn uno fragt: .9er1
2eitnam. baben,s MIDI beut' gebort?"
@etfesgegenpart. w.: sat:
ten Sic au4 Mbenteuer gu beftebn IN
ben 9ropen?" g: LIMB mas fir tpelz
de-! Ginmal mGbrenb bes 8abens iebt
i'd pl0bli4 3pei ~l1ngebeuer auf MIDI gu:
tpmmen -einen S@mertfi4 uno elmer
9aifi4!" q. rIlnb pas tbaten @tt
bann9" 9. 49, entriB benz @@pert:
f14 bas G4tpert, itieb Is benz 9aif1d
in ben 2eib unD tpar gerettet!"
The herald., 1894-09-06

cet-S-FRUIT AND GROCERY STORE;
% ~ this is actually bargain, and worth
more than asked. must be sold at-once. ROYCE
d. PULLMAN, 147 S. Broadway. 9-5 II
The herald., 1894-09-06
ron sALR-oIvr PROPERTY.

u =
I7oR sALE-BUY YOURSELF A HOME. WE
you the money to build with. This property
is close in and prices low n. B. WALKER d
CO., 1851 W. I'd ST. 9-2-5 ct
NOR sALE-S295 EACH. LOTS NORTH
It of seventh, west OF Central ave. SS2tH an
acre, $40 cash, years credit, 6 per cent, Wal
nut colony. W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second st.
s-z3ti
r SELL THE EARTH.
l 12-25.ti r s BAssETT. Pomona. Cal:
FOR sALE-cOUNTRY PxoPERry.
NOR SALE OR TRADE-S1soo ACRES or
Il timber and grazing lands near rexarkana,
Texas. For further Information call at 330ts
$. Spring st., room 10 3D. cod I'm
FoE .LE-LEvE sToCR.
NOR sALE~IoRsEs AND MULES; ONE
Il large work team: one single driver; four
young mules; two good express horses: J. Nc
PETERSON, az also st. 7-25 II
T1oR sALE-IHoRoUGHBR WHITE AND
L Brown Leghorns, for breeding purposes, for
sale by CARSON u CALDWELL, Compton, Do
minguez ranch, Cal. 81 I'm
NOR sALE-OR RENT, FAMILY DRIVING
Il horses. Apply at S0l Short st., or 10 clerk
s4-F, Boston Store. 9-6 It
NOR sALE-4-YEAR-oLD GossIPER COLT.
L with buggy and harness. 45l South Spring
street. So u
EoN -MIsCRLiAN soUs.
THoK sALE-Go TO THE THiRD-sT. FURNT
Il ture exchange. between Spring and Main
for fine line of Japanese rugs. linen-Warp
and Chinese mattings, Office desks. cylinder
and hat-top; also general line OF household
furniture, Including mattresses, PILLOWS. lace
curtains, porieres, window shades, etc, all at
the lowest prices: household goods carefully
packed and shipped; highest prices paid for
secondhand household furniture. $40 ii
JVoR sALE-oLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
L to SUIT. At this Office.
Fvm nnNr-soUses.
TNoR RENT-AT SOUTH SANTA MONICA, A
Il nicely furnished house for family use;
very cheap for the winter. Call on HOTCH-
KISS WHITE, 22l ". Fourth St., up stairs
90 lot
WE HAVE FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
w nished houses Tor rent IN any part OF the
city. Come Ill aud see what we have ROYCE
d PULLMAN, l47 S. Broadway. 9-5 If
NOR RENT-A GROOM 2.sToRY HOUSE
II with bath, $50 month with water; 1928
W, Eleventh st. Amply to s. C. DODGE, 40 L.
Fifth ST. 96tf
L santee ST.; see it. GEO. W. HOWARD, No.
1902. 9-5 st
EOR RENT-A GROOM HOUSE, UNFUR-
E nished. Apply 1882 ". 9th st. s-3l II
FOR AENr-RooMs.
V'HE NASHVILLE, 236 WINSTON ST.; IL
Il blocks from postoffice; comfortable rooms;
rates very cheap. SO en-
JTOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Il 626 S. Broadway; rent reasonable S-l5 I'm
NOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
Il 533 Temple st single or en- suite. 81 1t
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-LIGHT
II housekeeping. 1925 Buena Vista st. 11-24tf
FOR EENT-MIs
INOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN ROOM 45 BRY-
Il son block with privilege of telephone.
90 ct
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0O00O- LIVERY STABLE, CENTRALLY
IN zUUU located; doing a good business and
well stocked. ROYCE g. PULLMAN, 147 $
Broadway. 9.5 II
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EDUCATIONAL,

TINE Los ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
L Incorporated, located at l4l s. Main ST..
Southern California 1t provide a thorough
business training in the most practical way.
The commercial course is not surpassed on
this coast. The shorthand department leads
all competitors and is a great success Its de-
partment OF penmanship is conducted by Prof.
f. X. lsaacs, a teacher OF national reputation.
The teachers OF this college are eminently
fitted for their work. Day session open all the
YEAR Night session will open september Sd,
at PIN. Send for catalogue. f. K. SHRADER,
president; Y W. KELSEY, vice-president
/. N. INSkEEP, secretary. S-l9 Tyr
The herald., 1894-09-06

nR. B. G. COLLINS, oPTHALMIC 0PTICIAN,
IL with the L. A. optical Institute; eyes ex-
amined free. 125 S. Spring St $50 If
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NOR SALE-wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
l. fruit and produce. 800 and 5000; grocery,
$1,000 butcher shop, S400: dedcatessen store
bargain restaurants, 800 to 800; fruit store
cheap; lodging house, $1,000. Il. NlTTINGER,
3l91s S. Spring, information and collection
bureau. $40 I'm
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WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 226

WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 226 s.
w Spring ST., the Oldest, largest and finest
,, III
branches and banking; superior and success
full shorthand and typewriting department
rooms, perfectly lighted and ventilated; cleo
trio elevator for pupils use; new furniture
and appliances; open all the year; pupils re-
ceived at any time: illustrated catalogue and
full information free. G. A. HOUGH, presi-
dent; n. c. FELKEk, vice-president A "
The herald., 1894-09-06

DAKERS-A wELL~EsrABLJSHED BAKERY
ID and brend route, also eating house: stu.
sted in brick building near Glenwood hotel
and just north OF the opera house; outfit COM
plete, $500. Address CITY BAKERY. ga
Main ST., Riverside, Cal. s-2S II
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tSO-SODA FOUNeAIN AND FRUIT
ebls)U stand on Spring ST.; good trade and
cheap rent. ROYCE ~ PULLMAN, 147 S.
Broadway. 9-5 If
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INOR SALE-RESTAURANT; GOOD LOCA-
Ii ton; must be sold this week. no reasona-
BILE offer refused. Inquire at 407S. Spring.
SO st
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GOnO-sALOON MEN SEE THIS LARGE
sDJUU and frst-class paying place; receipts.
So daily; very low rent; dom miss this bar
gain. Apply to BEN WHITE, MI W. First st.
The herald., 1894-09-06

cespA OnA-TO INVEST IN PAYING BUsI-
q ZV.UUV ness n Los Angeh's; partnership
In established Wholesale business preferred;
have had 20 years experience in drug bust
ness; correspon dence solicited Address Box
49, Bryan, Texas. 80 1t
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BUSINESS oppoRrvMIrIEs.

r ODGING HoUsEKEEpERs, SEE THIS ON
- Hill ST.: 81 rooms including bath; mag
nificently furnished; long lease: rent only SOB
selling only on account of sickness; pays 800
n month profit clear and above all expenses;
price, $1,000; $500 cnsh; Balance OF payments
to suit; never before such a chance as this OF
fered; parties only msaning business need APP
ply. See BEN WHITE, 22l w. First st. 0-i6 u