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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-21
II pod Austryaka.

- Daia 2 b. N. zastrzelil sic " Gle
szynie Z obawy pred kara J6zef Sliws
rodem z Weoiowic aolnisrz 100 pulku,
15 kompsnii.
- Nowy urzsd pocztowy OF warty 70
stat dnis l6 BIN. W Wendryni. Pois-
czeuie ma dwukrotne Z przystankiem
kolejowym tamze.
- Ma budowe kosoiols Ssrcs Pana
Jszuss " Cieszynie zio.yli: Przewiels.
bny ks. ksnonik Ksrol HudietE 100 zir.,
Wielebny ksiadz proboszcz Flip Qiitta
100 EAR.
- q Dsbrowej. Cd prze,oashstwa
gminy dsbrowskiej dowiadujemy sic, Re
plsny fundowsc sic msjscego kosciols
~katolickiego " Dabrowej, wykonsne
przez budowniczego p. Fulde " Gle
szynie zosts,y przez Rad krsjowy po-
t~~ierdzons . te sic budovs kosciols ns
wiosne br. rozpocznie. Podiug uohwsiy
gminy bedzie koscioi ten ma psmistke
" r. 1893 przypadsjscego pisedziesie-
cioletniego jubil 'usru psnowsnis nssre-
go Mai. monarchy Frsnciszks J6zefi /
jsko nkcs'ioi Wotywny" czyli ndriek-
csynny" wystsviony, i W roku jubileu.
szowym 1893 poswieoony. Aozkolwiek
wszystkIe stsny monarch austrysckiej
usjs przyczyne ma zblitsjscy BE jubi
leusz nsszego ukochsuego monarchy
gednie sic przygOtowse, to przsdewsry.
stkiem lud wiejski ma s2osobnosc
okszsc sws wdziecznosc, ktoremu nssz
monsrchs zniereniem pshssczyzny O.
ststuie ksjdsny rozwiszsi I swobods OBJ
dsrzys. 2 tsgo wzgledu Essiuguje to
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-21

naSlsdowania godns uchwaia gminy do.
browskiej, kt6rs wystawieuiem nwoty.
wnego" kotciola pamiatke so letniego
panowsnis naszego milosciwego oesarza
~uwiecznic zamierzs, na szczere uznanie
1 wslechstronne popsrcie. Przede-
w~szystkiem zas lud slsski, q misnowicie
guiny slsstie miaiyby dopom6dz gmi
ME dsbrowskiej do uskuteoznienia swe-
GO Bogu mifego, . zar6wnie p.tryoty
osnego dziela, 90 sic istwo da przepro-
wadzic skiadkami po gminaoh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-21

- Walne zebranie Towarzyst va ku
w~spieraniu u~rednik6w gospodsrozych
" w. Ks. Formulation odbylo sic
" niedziele " pofudnie M sail hotelu
Bsrlih'kiego, PREY licznym udziale de-
legst6w T~owarzystw p~owiatowyoh.
zebranie zagaii pre1es rady nsdzorozej
p. hr Stefan Kwilecki; sskretarzem
walnego zebrania mianowano p. Kszn.
Koszutskiego, kt6ry odczytai protokul
Z ostatniego wal lego xgromsdzenis.
SPrawozdanie kasowe komisyi rewisyj.
oej odczytai p. Flip S~koraozewski / M
waicssk jego udzielono .arzsdowi po,
kwitowauia. Nastepnie p. Lson Kar-
fowski zdawal sprawe . ozynnosei .ar1a
du giownego 1893 T. pr.sdstswi.jso
rozwoj Towsrsystwa ! wykazujso r6tne
jego braki i niedomsgania. Rok ubie.
gty byi jeduym Z najpomyslniejs.ych
cd oaasu ~istnienis T~owarzystwa, gdys i
liczba ozlonk6w l doohsdy znacznie
~srosly. Mad sprawozdaniem tenn Wy.
wisraia sic diuasza dyskusya, mianowi-
ole Poruszyli PIP. Piekucki i Szawelski
wa1ns kwestys posredniczenia iowa.
rzystws W wyszukiwaniu posad Ola u.
rzednik6w gospodarozyoh, bedscych
czfonkami, ably " ten spos6b Z jednej
strony z~acheci6 wsrystkioh ur.sdnik6r
gospodarczych do wstspow.nia do To
~srzyst va, . Z drugiej strony poaoayc
tame wy.yskowi, jskiego wzgledem
nich dopuszozajs sic ajenci prywatni.
Mowcy domagali sic utworzenia " lonie
Towarzystwa osobnego biura, kt6reby
pos'eduiczyio miedIy chlebodawoami q
urzsdnikami gospodarczymi. Zgodzono
sic wreszcle ma wniosek czionka dyrek.
cyl p. DIR. Zaremby, aeby spraws ts
odds6 pod rozwage zarzadowi i rad.ie
nadzorczej.
NaStapii wyb6r R,dy ~nadzorczej i
Zsrzadu.
Wybrano do Rady nad~zorczej pp.:
hr. Stef.na Kwileokiego z Dobrojewa,
Filipa Skoraczewskiego Bagstelki,
Auzelms Tomaszewskiego Z Pamietto
wa, dr.. Jul ana Chsimiokisgo . zydowa
Ksrola Niesychowskiego /. zslio, Wal.
Magowskiego z Lvowka, DR.. Tsdsus1a
S suidrzyhskiego Z B ,lschows i " misj
soc .iotonego ohorobs pana HAMMERS.
Weclewskiego p. E llenfelds . Wrzesni.
Do zarzsdu g,6~nego wybrsno po.
nownie pp.: Lsons Ksrsowskiego Z
Grsbkowa, DR.. Wsclaws Zarembe 9
Pierzchows, J6.efi kukomskiego /.
Wielkiegoboru ! Winosntsgo Memo
j~ewskiego Z Jsdlcs.
Wniossk p. Ealenfslda, .eby dsle1.-
OF ME pobierali dyet, upsdl. Pr.ewod-
niczscy, z~amykajao posisdzsnie, WY
wal ~zebranych, seby " swyoh koiaeh
agitowsli ma rzecz Towarzystws. P.
Thomas wzui6sl okr1yk n. czes6 zaslu-
tonego wielce okoio Towsrzystws p. hr.
Stefsns K"i!eckiego ap. Flip Ssora-
o :e~ski wzni6si okrzyk M oletc czlon-
k6w rady ~rsizorczej. zarzadu gi6wne.
60 ! wszystkich tych wiascicieli ziem
skioh, kt6rzy jake honorowi ozionkowie
Towarzystwa hojnie je wspierajs i
PrIyczyniajs sic do urzeorywistnieni ala
jego celow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-21
Rok drugi wyohou.. We Lwowie:
,,PrZed6Wit"

,,Przed6wit''
dsoHygodnik dIa ko6iet - i~lustropony
zawierajtcy: artykuty pedsgogio1ne,
naukowe, prsktyczne = opr0cz teQo
Piekne powiesci, poszye i zyoiorysy IA
sfuzcnych Polsk.
Obecnie sko6 ozyi sie druk k~yciorysu
Emilii Platsr6wny dotted obszernie1
" Polskim jezyku ME wyd.ny, tsra1
rozPoozniemy fyoiorys DR.. Mslwiny
Ogonowskiej. Wszyscy prenumerato-
rowie dostajs
Encyklopedys gospodarst,ca { przeny
stu Ola ho6iet - jako dodatek bezpiat-
ny.
Przy nPrzediwicie" zacxpa wyoho.
did 4 razy " miesiac mody { ,ozory 70
Dot wraz z dutym dodatkiem powie Sci
" arkuszach osobnym dodatkiem Ola
dzieci.
Rsdakoys uprosila do w~sp6lpraco.
wnictwa najlepsze SHY litsrackie i stara
sic bsrdzo, by ,,Pr,edswit" uczynie mai
celniejszem czasopismem ola kobiet.
Prenumerats roczna wynosi Z przesyi-
ka . zfe. 80 cent. polrocznie l zr. 80
cent. kwartslnie 30 cent, W Kr6lestwie
| Prus ech polSkich: rooznie z mrk. 20
fen. ~p6irocznie 2 mrk. 80 fen. kwsrtal
ME 1 mrk. 80 fsn. Zspisywac motna
We w~szystkich ksiegsrniaoh Europy
Ameryki luo reiakoyi nPrzeds~ itu".
Anonse zamieszamy po cent. Cub 8
fem "a l cm. Przedpiata roczua z do.
datk'em ola dzieci wynosi 4 zlr. 60 cent.
. marek) Z modrni 2 Il. IA marek).
Adres Rsdskcyi: Lw6w ul. Sseptyc.
kiego 81. Administracyi: ul Krasiokioh
~ Gdy liczba abonent6w ,,Przed.
switu" zwiekszy sic znacznie, bedziemy
rPr.eds Wit" wpdawali 3 razy ma mie.
siac.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-21


Wycnodzi We Lwowie Cd Lat siedmiu nsir.-
g9IarnleJ DIVA rasy mIesiecknie q 4 III 4
odxnscsa sic prswdziwym humorem 4 vvbor-
nymi nustracjsmi, ~wykonanymi prxeI nsi-
~znakoEdtszych artyst6w polskichi zaersni-
cznyoh, kto sic chloe zabawic, rozwesaii1
Pouczyc, mech APPOINTMENTS ,,Smigusa,.
uiersze, humoreski | satyry. ~
llustracye SO takke k~olorowane 1 odbite -
sia"nym sakfadxie s~rtystycEnym
A. PrzysElaka We Lwovie.
Gaia prass polska uxnaia ..smiou~
laso naJlepsze pismo humorystyczne polskis
" duchu prawdzfwie poIskim
oemokfatycxnym, pod hasiem: H6wnol6
wolnotd ! Intercollegiate.
DO ,Smiguse" jake bespfatny dodstek do
iscsene bywsja utwory fortepianove nai-
uiuoiensxych kOmpoEytor6v.
frsedptata ma ySmigus" wynoei,
w Ameryce: roozDie 3 dolary.
p0frooxnie ~ doIara.
frenumerete nsjdogodniej prsesyisx przs-
kszem P~ocstowym lub dolarami papisrovv-
mi v hscie rekemepdovanym nod sdrss~-S.
Administrscya .,SmigussiS, Lw6v Europa
Austrya Galicyl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-21
sfawny OIejek Reumstyczny.
PROCHOWICZA.

Leksrstwo ns re~umatyzm, pstento-
wane IL Kwietnis 1883 e. Jest TO DO.
moo ma wszystkie bolesci reumstyozne
" rsmionsch, iokoiscb, kolansoh, 1 "
ogole We wszystkioh zgieoiaoh rsk
n6g, leczy take Dol giowy zwsny neu-
slgia.
ButeIks z doasczonym przepisem u.
tyoia kosztuje dollar jeden,
Naby, uo4ns u
Leonardo Tsschocksego,
Is Ossver Str. CHICAGO, IIls.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-21

~ Gdy liczba aboneut6w ,,Przed
switu" zwiekszy sic znacznie, bedziem,
,.Pr.eds Wit" ~wpdawali 3 razy ma mie
siac.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-21

Jak sic 70 ustaWlcznle zoarza,
Ostatni punkt porzadku dziennego
stsnowl wybor prsewodniczaoego SEX
cyI.
Pred posiedzeniem | " ozasie obrsd
toczyis sic otywiona sgitscya - czest
czionkow przewstna pragnets wybrst
p. Jana Szlenkers, inni znowu byli "a
p. Alekssndrem Feistem, jeszcze inni
"a nonownym wyborem p. Mskowiec.
kiego.
Nsjwiskszs liozbs az gsosoW psdls
ma p. Jana SElenkers, drugs z kolei ma
p. FIESTA.
Tymczsrem personal---very. odczytsl
list p. SIlenkiers, ktorym tente O.
~swisdczs. 10 msndstu przyjsc ME mote,
ms bowiem zswiele ob~owiszkow, q pc.
miedzy innemi ME msio zsbiersjs mu
ozssu " wydzisle budowy przytuiku
Ola rzemieslnikow. Rszygnacys to by
Ia niespodzisnks Ola wyborcow: posts-
nowiono wisc udso sic do p. Sllenknrs !
prosic 60 o przyjscie wyboru.
Msis ia probs jest wyborns Ola
-ozlonk6w sekcyi ~nsuczks, 10 burzy6 b
The herald., 1894-11-02
A NEW BICYCLE TRACK.
S. G.. SPIER BEHIND A NEW AND
NOVEL PLAN.
VIII Build Charming Winter Mecca
FOR All the Crack Riders Of tho
Country Club Aousss aud
Training Quarters.

Local "bike" riders will no doubt be
much interested in q plan which is en-
ginesred by S. G. Spier for new bicycle
track in this city.
The new track will be hslf-mile
track. with clay surface over four.foot
foundation of gravel and cemented on
the sides. 1t will be. when finished,
the best track for bicycle races in the
west.
On the grounds will be club house,
the plans ior which are now in the
architects hands. This will be in the
Japanese style OF architecture, finished
In natural woods, two stories in height,
80 feet in depth, with sloping roof. 1t
will coutain dining room and itchen.
gymnasium. exercise room, reading
room and parlor. There will be Turkish
bath appliances and other arrangements
for the cemfort OF the riders.
Beside the half mile track will be a
cinder path. and the the grounds inside
th6se will be laid off for Csledonian
games and sports and fenced of from
the tracks.
There will be two training cabins on
either side OF the club house, which are
to have 10 rooms, each furnished with
cots, racks for wheels, lockers, ehower
baths, rubbing slabs, and in fact every.
thing incidental to the finest training
quarters.
No club or association has any thing to
do with this enterprise but it is entirely
in the hands of S. &. Spier. who goes
into it Tor private enterprise. Mr..
Spier states he has $4,000 on hand for
the completion oil the work. The start
will be made Immediately and the work
carried on as rapidly as possible.
Mr.. Spier has been in correspondence
with all the great riders of the east, and
they are ali anxious to come to some
place for the winter where they can
keep in constant training and OCCASION
ally have the benefit OF a race with other
good riders,
The herald., 1894-11-02
A NEW FIND.

Good Orc From tba Hills Near
Mcjsv-.
George E. Bowers OF Mojave came to
Los Angeles yesterday with specimens
OF ore taken from the northeast slope OF
SoIedad peak, within mile of the
Southern Pacific railroad track west OF
Mo]ave. The specimens were rich in
free gold and silver, and, according to
Mr., Bowers, there is a large deposit Of
the same kind OF ore whore ne struck
this.
Mr.. Bowers lie an old minor. coming
from Colorado only few months ago
and locating at Mosve. Since then he
has been prospecting the low hills to the
west and south of that place and says he
has struck it rich in q territory which
has hitherto been overlooked, and which
ia very iavorably located on account of
its nearness to the railroad. There is q
dry lake near his locations which Mr..
Bowers thinks will be q good place to
bore for water.
The low hills are filed with gold, he
says, and he believes it to be in
good paying quantities. The ore he
brought in seems to contain -four gold Of
fine quality.
The herald., 1894-11-02
NORTHWESTERNERS.
Tho Proceedings at tho Association
Meatfur.

Tho Proceedings at the Associasion's
Mesting.
The Northwest Improvement assoca-
ton held its regular meeting at the
hall. corner of Sand and Montreal
streete, on Tuesday evening, October
30th. Quite a lengthy discussion was
held regarding the oil industry. and the
majority OF the speakers were undoubt-
edly in favor that steps should be taken
for it's immediate and proper reguls.
tions. The advocating OF this would be
the best course to pursue for both oil
men and residente. The Ahila tract also
came under discussion. and the follow.
ing resolution was unanimously adopted: {:
Whereas, Tho tract of land known as
the Abila grant, embracing some l40
acres, more or less, situated in the south
east portion OF Eysian park. and
bounded ON the south by College street
and the Amat or Besudry tract. on the
east by Adobe street and the Bernard
tract, is heid and claimed adversely to
the city of Los Angeles. by parties
claiming under a grant purporting to
have been issued by oficials who did
not hold office at that time az shown by
public records; and
Whereas. sThe city, by ordinance.
dedicated all its interest in the Abila
grant. to park purposes soon after the
United States patent to the pubeblo was
issued, thereby debarring the present
claimants from perfectine their titles by
Limitation, and as several eminent at
torneys have expressed an unqualified
opinion that the city is entitled to re-
cover possession Of those lands. there.
fore
Resolved, That we will support no
one for the Offices OF mayor, city attor-
ney or councilman who will not pledge
himself, if elected, to endeavor to
have the city's title to this land brought
to ssue before the proper legal tribunal
as speedily as practicable; and We COM
mend like action to all voters who have
the interest of this city at heart, as we
believe that the time for trifiing and
with important public
trusts and interests is passed. The
secretary ia directed to furnish copies of
this resolution to daily papers with re-
quest OF this association to give pub
licity.
Adopted unanimously.
b. ". BARrELs,
Secretary.
The herald., 1894-11-02
Living Whist.

Living Whist.
Removal-Cunservat of Music and
Art to corner of Main and Second streets.
Emily j. Valentine, president
Look at 'em What? Why. Des-
mond's new novelties in SOC neckwear
which be placed on sale today.
Desmond's offerings in $3.50 soft and
stiff hats this season are unusually at
tractive, both az to quality and price.
A complete line o! D. Jaeger's cele-
brated wool underwear at Desmond's,
in the Bryson block, lil S. Spring at.
While they last, our stock Of '94 Co.
lumbia bicycles will be sold at $lu5.
Stephens & Hickok, 2l0 w. Fifth street.
Don't fail to visit the fair held by the
ladies of Sacred Heart church, There
ls pleanty of Amusement. The fair will
close on Saturday night.
A typical Halloween eocal will be
given this evening by the young people
of the First Congregational church, COR
ner OF Sixth and Hill streets.
Frank Lewin, the alleged forger
brought back from Stockton, was ar
raigned in Justice Seaman's court yes
terday and his preliminary examination
set for the 9TH inst.
Frank Kramer, whose actions Jew
months ago caused him to be locked up
for insanity, was arrested again yester.
day for acting queerly. His sanity will
be inquired into.
Daily consignm ments OF Columbia river
salmon are now being received by Pacific
Coast Fish company, 302 South Spring
street. Their show OF quail. ducks, etc.,
is the finest in the city.
Charles Early was locked up in the
police station last night on charge of
petty larceny. He appropriated several
sections of garden hose irem real
dencs at Ninth and Maple avenue.
George E. Dye. the eloquent and hu-
morous patriotic ppeaker, will lecture in
Illinois hall ON Friday evening, Nov. Cd.
Subject: Can the Leopard Change His
Spots, or Romanism Interchangeable. Ad.
mission free.
There are undelivered telegrams at the
Western Union Telegraph com pany's
office. corner OF Main and Court streets,
for Thomas s. Mathewson, E. j. Nab
bott, A. A. Whitney, NJ. D., Katio Col
letti, William M. Hinee.
The herald., 1894-11-02
PERSONAL.

E. r. Hooker, a mining man from
Phoenix, Ariz., ia at the Nadeau.
w. ID. Plowden, representing the Ban
croft publication of law books. is at the
Nadeau.
ray Hill property in New York, is al the
Nadeau.
Charles Martin, a prominent jeweler
of Chicago, with his wife, is registered
ut the Nadeau.
Erwin Saunders. an iron manufactur-
or. of Yonkers. N. y, is registered at
the Westminster.
A. P. Stradling, chief inspector of the
E.na Insurance company, New York, is
at the Westminster.
III. Bowman. prominent member OF
the San Francisco Theosophical society,
has registered atthe Ramona.
DR.. ID. Pavlides, with his wife and
daughter, are at the Hollenbeck. DR..
Pavlides is the Greek consul at San
Francisco.
Mrs. w. o. Dow and her two sisters,
Mrs. ]. G. Tanner and Mas Mollie
Bowen, arrived yesterday morning from
Santa Cruz.
". s. Carson, president of the Santa
Rosa Mining company, arrived from St.
Louis yesterday and is stopping at the
Hollenbeck.
g. 3. Mier, prominent business man
and banker of Daggett, Cal. is regis
tered at the Natick house. Mr.. Mier is
ct present promoting an extensive irri.
CATION enterprise on the Mojsve river.
Right Rev. Bishop Mora left on the
overland last evening en- route to
Europe. His objective point is the
Eternal city. but from Rome he will
visit many points OF interest before re.
turning to Los Angeles.
Col. A. B. Paris Of San Bernardino,
nominee for attorney general on the
Democratic ticket, arrived in town yea.
terday after five weeks' canvass of the
upper portion of the state. He predicts
Budd's election by large majority,
and fixes his majority in the San Joa.
quin counties at not less than 5000, and
also says he will carry San Francisco.
If Estee does not get over $500 majority
in Los Angeles county, Budd will defe at
him easily. Colonel Paris predicts the
election of the entire Democratic state
ticket,
The herald., 1894-11-02

Attention is called to an entirely new
bar ber shop at 206 South Spring street.
opposite the Hollenbeck. The general
renovation and evsry appearance 60 to
chow that its proprietor. +. F. McAvery,
intends to give his patrons the very best
work and treatment possible. Six
chairs, manned by an artist !or each,
guarantee tho certainty OF the incest
and neatest OF work. and you will not
miss it if you call at 2U6 Sonth Spring
street for shave.
The herald., 1894-11-02
George 9. Patio N VIII Talk.

Do not fail to attend the closing meet
Ing OF the Democratic congressional
campaign on Saturday, November Sd, at
Music hall, and hear George S. Patton,
the anti-railroad candidate speak upon
the way Mr.. Huntington and his min
ions have robbed the people of the Etate
of Salifornia, and Los Angeles county in
particular,
The herald., 1894-11-02
JOTTINGS.

Look ct the responsible firms and horsemen:
C. A. Durfee, Walter Maben, D. r. Dwyer,
Wells, Fargo & Co., Cudahy Packing Co. Ma
tional Ice Co., Los Angeles Fishing Co., Tufts
Lyons Arms Co., Maier & Zobeen's brewery.
Simon Maer and 10, 900 others. All use and
recommend Dr.. Jarnatt's Texas Horse Lini-
ment. TIy it; it is the best
The herald., 1894-11-02
Pariors of Fashion.

We are pleased to announce to the
ladies OF LOS Angeles and vicinity that
Mime. Lecroq, the well.known French
dressmaker, has returned to this city,
and will open her dreesmaking psrlors
corner OF Second and Main street on
Monday, November 5th.
The herald., 1894-11-02

Nearly every burglary committed is
through insecure windows. An old
hardware man has just invented win
dow lock that is always locked. whether
partly opened for ventilation or closed.
1t is called The Rollins Burglar Proof
Window Lock. They are on exhibition
at 1872 S. Broadway,
The herald., 1894-11-02

Mirrors, both French and German pllte, can
now be had at great saving on former prices
French mirrors, both plain and beveled; also
peveled plates made to order. All work guar
anteed. II. Raphael & Co 440 8. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-11-02
NatiOnal Eafn.

Stanton w. R. c.. New Turners' hall.
October 3lst. November lat, I'd and Sd.
Dinners served IL am. to 2. Tickets for
dinner or evening entertainment, 25
cents. Music by Shepard's orchestra.
+. d. Cutler, secretary.
The herald., 1894-11-02
special Train servic..

Special train on the Terminal railway
for the rally Saturday night leaves San
Pedro at 6 80 end Long Beach at 6 40 %.
M. arriving at Los Angeles at 7:3O D.
m.; returning at 10:30 p. N. Fifty
cents round trip.
The herald., 1894-11-02
Our Home Brew.

Maier & Zo3elein's lager, fresh from thsir
brewery, on draught in all the principal
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs.
Office and brewery, Ala Also street. tele-
phone 81.
The herald., 1894-11-02
Wnrner'A KimberIev.

158 n. Main, opposite old court house. Specs
and Eyeglasses specially. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
j'welry at lowest figures. Wagner, the old re-
liable ieWeler
The herald., 1894-11-02
Orohardis,s, Look Out.

Don't buy any trees until you have consulted
Jerome Caldwell, general agent Alex ander &
Hammon's nurseries. Biggs. Cal. ONCE, Natick
house, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-11-02

Fora good tablo wine order our Sonoma
Zinfandel at SOC per gal. T. Vache & Co.,
Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 309.
The herald., 1894-11-02

No smell, smoke, ashes and trouble !;
nothing but heat-Electrio Oil Heater.
Furrey company.
The herald., 1894-11-02

Buy the Whitney mske trunk and travelling
bag Factory 344 N. Main ST.
The herald., 1894-11-02

Spanish method, rapid and progressive, by
Prof Arevelo, room 126 Wilson BLOCK.
The herald., 1894-11-02

II you want to do good cooking and
save 80 per cent of coal. you should buv
the Glenwood Range. Furrey company,
16l N. Spring at.
The herald., 1894-11-02

NeltzSe d Speck, funeral directors and en-
balmers, 256 South Main street. Tel. l349,
The herald., 1894-11-02

Through the Savings Fund and Building Co.
ciety OF Los Angeles. Monthly payments.
Twelfth annual series now open. E. H. Grasett,
secretary, room lO3 Wilson block, First and
Spring,
The herald., 1894-11-02

Salt Rheum often appears in cold weather,
attacking the palms OF the hands and other
parts of the body. Hoods earsaparilla, the
great bl Ood putlfier, cures salt rheum
The herald., 1894-11-02

For cast for Southern Ca ifornia: Fair wealth
er; nearly sia ionAry lem ieraturc light 10
fresh, generally northerly Wills.
The herald., 1894-11-02

Fineest Fruits and Vegetables.
Ounces &c ID. Richardson. Lowry & Co.,
100 East First street. Tel. 1873.
The herald., 1894-11-02

The once OF the Los Angeles Cemetery Asso-
citation C'Evergreen Gem etery'O has removed
to the Bradbury block, Third street and Broad
way. room 339, third floor. Take south eleva-
tor.
The herald., 1894-11-02

A Modern Millinery Store.
Hoffman d. Co, 240 s. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-11-02
Tn, Finest Favored Oystsrs
Guitar Lessons.

In bu and CANS, % cents, fnII quarts; line, lat
and juicy. Cans. so cents. Discount to hotela
and restaurants. Fred Hanlman's Mott Market.
The herald., 1894-11-02

Use GERMAN FAMILY soAP.
The herald., 1894-11-02
Carps. Cleaning at BIosssr's.

Satisfaction, promptness, reasonable; 454-56
S. Broadway. Telephone 427.
The herald., 1894-11-02
lpfitCAts.sas.

Maxim um temp ature, II.
Minimum temperature. o..
The herald., 1894-11-02

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner pills,
assist digestion, cure headache. 25c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-22

lost everything we've had-packs, pack
ers and grub. We're about dead beat
for drink and something TO eat.
What do you think of this, major ?"
whispered Harvey. "Those are Amer
leans sure"
well, I'd let 'em in, H." said the ma
jor, "but where the devils Feenv d?
He's the best judge, really. Their story
may be all true. They may be alone. -
Il don't know--it isn't likely. You
heard that voice out there a moment
ago. That was Mexican beyond any
doubt. We've got to stand those fell
lows off till we hear from Fecny. +"
Then, raising his voice, Harvey called {:
Just stay where you are moment.
You're all right perhaps, but our
guards have orders to be on the lookout
for Morales and his gang, and you
might get shot by mistake"
We'll, for Gods sake, turn out your
men, If you've got any, and help us
catch these numbering thieves" was
the impatient reply. How many are
you;"
"Oh. there's plenty of us here, " was
Harvey's CHEEKY answer. Most of G
troop, but we've other business Oh hard