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The herald., 1894-04-26
Difficult Weddings.

Among the Lolos Of western China it
is customary for the bride on the we'd
ding morning to perch herself on the
highest branch of large tree, while
the elder female members Of her family
cluster on the lower limbs, armed with
sticks. When all are duly stationed, the
bridegroom chambers up on the tree, as
sailed on all sides by blows, pushes and
pinches from the dowagers, and it is not
until he has broken through their fence
and captured the bride that he is allow
ed to carry her off.
groom among the Mongolian Kdralxs,
who are in the habit Of celebrating their
marriage in large tents, divided into
numerous compartments.
At a given signal, as soon as the
guests are assembled, the bride starts off
through the compartments, followed by
her wooer, while the women Of the en-
campment throw every possible impedi-
ment in his way, tripping mp his unwary
feet, holding down the curtains to pre-
vent his passage and applying the will
low and alder switches numerically as
he stoops to raise them.
AS with the maiden on the horse and
the virgin on the tree top, the Korak
bride is invariably captured, however
much the possibilities Of escape may be
in her favor. Western Mail.
The herald., 1894-04-26

Rock leland route, returned last Sunday
from an enjoyable trip to San Franciaco.
Mrs. w. 4. White and family, wife oI
the general passenger traffic manager OF
the Santa Fe company, went to Coro-
nado yesterday.
A recent dispatch to the San Francisco
Chronicle states that the managers Of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
system have connected with the North
ern Pacific line at Billings. which will,
it 10 alleged, make another route to Mon
tanR.
Newsboys have been ruled off of street
cars in New York city. This action
arose from the great number OF acci-
dents to them from the cars and the
complaint OF passengers whom they an
noyed.
K. Ii. Wade took party to Santa
Barbara yesterday afternoon in his pri-
vate car.
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True noroisn,.

A writer in Tine We'll Spring says that
on the day after the battle Of tredericlxs-
burg Kershaw's brigade occupied Mary's
Hill, and Sykes division lay 100 yards
ahead, with stono wall between tho
two forces. The intervening space be-
tween Sykes men and the stone wall
was strcvn with dead, dying and
wounded Union soldiers, victims of the
battle of tho day before. The air was
rent with their groans and agonizing
cries of ''Waterl Water!'
General, " said a boy sergeant in
gray, 81 can't stand this +"
"What is the matter, sergeant?" asked
the general.
''It breaks me all up to hear those
wounded Yankees crying for water. May
l go and give them some?''
kirkland, do you know what you
are aslSing?' said the general. 1.-The
moment you step in sight and over the
wall, you'll get a bullet through your
head. The skirmishing has been mur-
derous all day."
''If you Il give me permission, I'll try
it, said the young man.
my boy, ] ought not to let you run
such a risk, but how can l refuse? You
may go, and may God protect you"
''Thank you, sir" and with smile
on his bright, handsome face the boy
sergeant sprang away over the wall,
down among the Sufferers, pouring the
blessed water down their parched
throats After tho first few bullets his
noble errand became understood, and
shouts of admiration instead of bullets
followed him. He returned to his biv-
ouac in safety.
The herald., 1894-04-26
RAlDED THE CHINESE.

Half Dozen Ceiestlels Arrested for
Selling Lottery Tickets.
Constable Richardson is raiding the
Chinese lottery rooms very successfully.
lie has made more arrests on these
charges during the last three months
than the whole police force.
Last evening he raided the following
places and arrested the lottery ticket
sellers: Ah Yung, 13S North Los An
gees street; All Chung, 12l Marches
aault street; An Quong, 426 Niger alley /;
All Wing. AIS North Loa Angeles street;
An Sing, 1913 Wilmington street, and All
Kee, l05 North Los Angeles street.
These willy celestials, who always man
age to escape the officers in uniform by
having other Chinese on the lookout,
will be taken into Judge Austin's court
today for arraignment and trial.
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rnn sAIr-o1rY pRnpnnrY.

49, ~ ~
NOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
L OF twelve rooms, elegantly finished, besides
q basement fitted up with lAuudry with sta
tionarv tubs: hot and cold water, telephone,
electric and modern Improvements; high attic,
eapai lo OF making four large rooms; large
china Closets eight closets, halls, etc. five fire
places, and number Of ilues. Twelve acres OF
land with water supply pineu under pressure,
and I.rge stream Of never falling water; splon-
did opportunity for fish ponds. within ,uile
, ( the city limits, one block from depot or
Terminal rsilroar, Orchard of finely assorted
fruits; flowers aud usual outhouses dne views;
lille perfect. Price $500. being eost Of The
improvements: terms liberal, or win take as
cash payment oue-half IN residence property
ia this city Address IS. l. T., 7. o. Box o5J,
Los Angeles. Cal 4-5-u
T7OR SALE-.NICE LARGE LOTS RIGHT IN
X the heart oi The city, corner OF Eighth and
san Pedro streets, at prices far below the low
est and terms easier than the easiest, with oll
the advantages OF locality, good school aud
excellent neighbOrs. These fine lois In the
Clark K Eryau tract are being sold for less han
half their value. Don't buy I'LL these barg ins
are shown you; prices only $3.50 up. CLARK
& BRYAN, l2I ". Third st S-2S II
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UNABLE TO AGREE,

Silver and Antl-slver COngressmen Fail
to Compromise.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The efforts to
compromise the difference between the
free siIver and the anti-silver elements
of the house came to nsught today when
Representative Bland's committee on
coinage decided by decisive vote to ley
aside the Meyer compromise bill
ior the present session of congress, and
to take up Mr.. Bland's bill for free silver
coinage. In view of the fact that the
Never bill is said to have administration
approval, it's displacement was the more
sivnjGcRnt.
The herald., 1894-04-26
EvANGELIsrIc MEETINGS.

Pacific GospeI Mission Tent Services
Yesterday.
The Bible reading given By Evangelist
Frank L. Smith yesterday at 8 80 p. NJ.
was largely attended and the theme,
Separation, was very ably handled.
Several ministere and visiting evan
geliats were present and took part in the
service following the reading.
At the evening meeting Mr. Smith se-
lacted for HE text Good Master, What
Shall DO to Inherit Eternal Life :?
Mark 10:17
This is bIr. Smiths last week in the
tent on Second street, aud those who
wish to hear him should avail them
selves Of the present opportunity. His
theme for the Bible readings thie alter
noon and tomorrow afternoon is the
Secopd Coming of the Lord.
The herald., 1894-04-26
NORTHERN PACIrIo CASE.

A Set-to Over the Petition for tho Re-
movaI of Receiver Oakos.
MILWAUKEE, April 25.-The fixing of
the order of the referee in the matter of
the petition for the removal of Receiver
Oakes of the Northern Pacific gave the
attorneys in that celebrated case an op-
portunity today for a set-to. Col. S. W.
Petit of Philadelphia and John 7. Har-
per of this city appeared for the petition
ers, and ex-senator Spooner OF Madison
and George 2. Miller OF this city for Mr..
Oskes. There is wide difference in
opinion between the gentlemen as to
what and where and how and by whom
the evidence should be taken. Mr..
Spooner wanted an order that will not
lutely necessary 20 eatisty the court,
while Colonel Petit wants to run things
wide open. Mr.. Spooner wants one
master and Petit wants two.
Judge Jenkins announced he would
take both drafts under consideration
and hand down his order tomorrow
morning. 1t was settled, however, that
the Northern Pacific company shall have
80 days in which to take its testimony,
the receivers to commence Immediately
a tarWard
The herald., 1894-04-26
NATIVE SONS.

Tho Next Grand PArlor to aIoot at
San jose.
EUREKA, CAL, April 25.-The grand
parlor OF the Native Soma resumed It's
session today. A resolution making
San Francisco the permanent place Of
meeting WAS referred TO the next grand
parlor. San Jose WAS chosen aa the
place where the next grand celebra, lon
will be held. The delegates win start
for San Francisco at o'clock Saturday
morning,
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Not Shut Down.

Contrary to reports placed in cirCula
ton, the Nevada Southern railroad will
not be shut down. As result Of a con-
sultation of Sheriff Booth with a COM
mittee of the people of Vanderbilt, it
has been agreed to keep the road open,
and the people along the line will make
uo any deficit that may be found in the
running expenses.
The herald., 1894-04-26
MGR. MONTGOMERY.

He Is Entertained at Dinner Again and
Given a Reception.
A dinner and reception were rendered
yesterday to Mgr. Montgomery, the re-
Gently appointed coadjutor to his lord
ship Bishop Nora. The fret was by the
Rev. Esther Harnett of the Church of
the Sacred Heart. in East Los Angeles.
1t Was held in the parochial residence,
on North Sichel street, by the side
of the church. None but Catholic
clergy were present and were as follows: !:
Bishop Mora, Father Adam, vicar gen
era Of the cathedral diocese, Father
Hickey and Father Dockery OF st. Vim
cent achool, Father Liebana of the
plaza church. Father HAVE of Santa
Monica and Father Grogan of Pasadena.
The reception WAS rendered in the
convent in the afternoon by the sisters
of st. Dominic. Bishop Montgomery
was presented with floral miter and an
address By the school children presented
by Miss Meamer.
The herald., 1894-04-26
oONDENsED rnLnsmAws.

The estimated loss by the frs at Flor.
iston, Cal, is $685. 900.
Gen r 5. Granger, U. S. A.. retired. .
died yesterday at Washington, aged S3
j. M. Wslling OF Nevada City has been
elected department comman G. A, X.
OF California.
The California Woman Relief corps
has elected the following officers: Ds-
partment president, Mrs Irene Gibson
OF Oakland; senior vice president, Mrs.
Maude Mccullough. Auburn.
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w.--,aoa licenses.

Marriage licenses were issueo yesSsr-
day to the following persons:
Frank Hawadine, aged "a, native oil
Australia and resident OF Los Angeles.
and Louisa Kutter, aged IL, native OF
California and resident OF ban fTanclsco:
], Lewis Crilly, aged II, native OF
Canada, and Helen Livingston LANSING
aged 90, a native of Indiana. both resl-
dents OF Pasadena.
Amos Ayers, aged ID, a native OF Onio:
and Mary Lusher, aged ~, nstive OF
Minnesota, both residents OF fasadena.
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nUsINnss orPorrUNIrIEs.

IToR SALE BY b. WHITE
Il -OFFICE, 221 W. FIRST ST -
-LODGlNG HOUSES
-LODGING HOUSES -
$3.50 cash, balance easy terms; will BUY
furniture and lease OF we'll loc9ted 1O-room
house.
Sl.O50-lS rooms magnificent; all light
pleasant rooms well located corner; low rent
5000 rooms, Third street.
SOuo-20 rooms neatly furnished.
$i,5OO-5O rooms beautifully furnished.
5000 DO rooms partly yfnruishcd,
Properties ii every description for sale ana
exchange; for fall particulars apply TO u
WHITE, 22l W. First street 4-26 II
The herald., 1894-04-26
UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS.

A Big Deficit in EArnings-New d.
rsctOrs Chosen.
BosToN, April 25.-The fourteenth an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Union Pacific Railway company was
held here today. The annual report
shows deficit on the whole system of
81, sos. e41, as compared with surplus
in the previous year OF 81, 1896, ,S4l. The
heavy decrease was due to the silver
crisis, the failure OF the Kansas wheat
crop and the general prostration OF busi-
neas. The control Of the stock is going
abroad.
The Oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern show deficit of 1898, 1856,
compared with a surplus in 1892 of
$755, 600. The deficit OF the Oregon rail-
way and navigation system was sl94 ,459
in 1898, compared with sl,564. AL in
1892.
Endicott Peabody of Boston was sub
stituted for A. II. Cook OF New York in
the board of direetora, aLd Gordon
Dexter of Boston, for hia father, L. Cor
don Dexter.
The herald., 1894-04-26
Rucklsn,s Arnica saIva.

The best sRlve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores ulcers, salt rheum fever sores, letter.
eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaetlon or money refunded. Price % cents
per box For sale by G. f. Heinzeman, 222 N.
Mnin RLrent.
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Notes and Personals.

T. G. Condor, vice-president of the
Silver City and Northern railroad, went
to Santa Barbara yesterday afternoon
with party in special car.
@. E. Smith, passenger agent OF the
The herald., 1894-04-26

0I have bnan all !sted with an affection OF
the throat from childhood, csused by diph.
theria and have used various rem edles, but
have never found anything equal to BROWNS
BKoNcHIaL IRocHEs. "-Rep. NJ +. Hampton,
Piket0ll. hu. Solo only In boxes.
The herald., 1894-04-26

The following composed party yes
terdsy afternoon which left in DIR. X.
Fl. Wade's private car for Santa Bar
bsra: Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Wade, Miss
Wade, Mrs. ]. E. Cook, Mrs. E. I. Earl.
Mr.. Graham Babcock OF Coronado.
The herald., 1894-04-26

Whv buy chestnut when you can
obtain the superb Monarch gasoline
stove at the same price2 Without on
eoual on the earth, entirely new ANA
original features, perfect, safe and dur
able. Please come and see it. W. O.
Furrey company.
The herald., 1894-04-26
Santa Monica Train Service.

On next Sunday the Southern Pacific
will put on additional train service be-
tween this city and Santa Monica. The
special will leave the Arcade depot at
10 80 a. M. The last train from the
mammoth whsrf leaves at p. m. and
waits in Santa Monica proper till 5 :35 p.
NJ, when it returns to Los Angeles, be.
ing the last train up.
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Southern Pacific,s Report.

The annual report for last year OF the
Southern Pacific company and propri-
etary companies and leased lines has
been received.
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The Induce

j. A. Muir, 50
OF the Southern i.... 80
Cotton yesterday. Tho
Industrial army is golDs s"ta On The
desert between Loa Angeles ana Yuma.
The advance guard of 81 when last heard
from were at Walters, station near
Indio, and had broken up completely
into twos and threes and were heading
this way. The rect of the army, en-
camped at Beaumont, is badly demoral-
lied.
The herald., 1894-04-26
lBRNsSNTAKING.

TNHE SAN FRANCISCO DRESSMAKERS,
MRS RILEY * DAUGHTERS, have opened
drossmaking parlors, 455 s broadway, room
il. Designers, ladies' tailor cutting and litting
pa terms cut o order. The ladies OF Los An
gees are invited to give us call. Prices
reasonable. ~ II
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{ os ANGELEs BUSINESS COLLEGE, -

incorporated LA South Main street.
Largest and best equipped business training
chool on the coast. Thorough and practical
curses in the commercial, shorthand, type
ranches. Large, able and mature faculty OF
Instructors. Day and evening sessions Terms
easonable, Can at Office or write for elegant
catalogue. L. f. SCHRADER, president; L. W.
tELSEY, vice-prcsident3 l. l. INSkEEP, sec
etary. C-161y
EROBEL INSTITUTE, CASA DE ROSAs.
Z Adams street corner Hoover. Circulars
ent and all information given upon applica-
lon TO the principal. MRS. CAROLYN N. y.
sLANERIE, Casa de RosGs
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EDUCATION al.

WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 226 s.
w Spring St., the Oldest, largest and finest
brnfa; a thorough course in the commercial
branches and banking; superior and success
ul shorthand and typewriung department
md practical English course new college
Tic elevator Tor pupils use; new frrniturc
md appliances; open all the year; pupils re
Ieived at any time; illustrated catalogue and
pll information free. q. A: HOuGH, presi-
lent N. 6. FELKER. yicc-president. 5-1 1y
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.AltJSiOAL.

Y Cs ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
- and Arts open all the year, MRS. EMILY
j, N LENTlNE president; y. NJ. c. \. build
ing, broadway and Second st. p 4 ly
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"Thanlx YOU"

Is what Mrs Paisley of Newburgh, N. Y, al
ways says 70 Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t cured her
Of Il severe case of serofuia and eczema, ana
she has reason lc be grateful
The herald., 1894-04-26
EoR QUICK SALES
L List your property with
EASTON, ELDR1DGE & CO.,
4-24 If 121 South Broadway.

PERsoN4A,Lmo.RALPH "a BRoss:-GoLD BAR
ugsr, 8 lbs. 81; brown sugar, % lbs 81;
bs rolled oats, 25e; sardines, . boxes 25c;
able fruit, 3 cans soc; midland coffee, 25c ID;
lastern oil, soc; gasoline, soc; 4 packages
tarch 25c; lard, 10-lb. can soc; 5 lbs, 45c.
j01 S. Spring St. corner Sixth.
DERsONAL-AN EASTERN GENTLEMAN
! of refinement and independent means de-
tres to correspond with an attractive, edu-
ated and lady-like young woman who can ap-
Ireciate an hanorable, sincere and home-loy-
hg partner. Address BONA-FIDE, box 80,
his Office 4-22-3t
NLIMPSES OF ABIERICA-READ THE COZ
II pom offer today. Ii you avail yourself OF
he opportunity you can easily make $50.
The herald., 1894-04-26

A. A. Kckstron., 800 8. Main street, is where
YOU want to go looking for good wall paper a.
the right price.
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luvsICIANs.

TTES DIR. j. H. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
4tI Wilcry. Ladies cared for during contine
ment at ~ Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended 10. Telephone AHA 81 Il
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EXCURSIONS.

ONE DAY SAVED By TAKING
ssf ssSt ~ santa fc excursions to Kan
kasSssss City, St Louis Chicago, New
FORK and Boston. leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday,; personally conducted through TO
hicago and Boston; family tourist sleepcrs to
.ansas City and Chicago duily. Low rates and
uicaest time. Office, l39 N Spring St. 7-lm
DHILLIPS' EXCURSION PERSONALLY
[ conducted via Rio Grande Western, utu-
er and Rio Grande and Rock Island route,
pave Los Angeles every Tuesday, crossing the
Terra Neyadns aud passing entire Eio Grande
eenery Dy daylight Office, lbs s. Spring ST.
1919 ii
TUDsON's EXCURSIONS EAST LEAVE
J Mondays for Chicago, New York auA Bcs-
hn via Rio Grandc western aad Denver and
10 Grande Railways, arriving from Chicago,
ew York and Boston every Wednesday,
fice 2l2 s. Spring 81. LA tf
PAgNNws, 0"rY@it5nrs, Arc.
DATENTs FOR INVENTIONS ~ ALL COUN-
tries obtained, bought and Sold trade
Iarks, copyrights, etc, by S. j. DAY N Co,
stent attorneys, room 23l Bradbury building,
os Angeles. Established 15l9. 2s-ti
HAZARD d &TCWNsEND, ROOM9 DOWNEY
k& h4sc6. TeL 347, Los Angeles. ll-2l-tt
The herald., 1894-04-26

DERsONAL-COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
[ daily, java and mocha, soc per 10; noun
ain coffee, 25c 10 lbs, corn meal, l5c; 6 lbs.
rown sugar, II; 5 lbs. good tea, 81; z lbs.
,eeled peaches, 25c; cans apricots, 25ci can
lakcd ans, roc; orange marmalade, sc; 3
bs. lard, soc; pork 912c; wood pals, l5e;
prooms, 15c; bacon, 12Iac ECONOMIC
lTORES, 3O5 S, Spring st.
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PERSONAL.

An UNPARALLELLED oFFERi-NO PAY
"A until cured. Syphilis-espeeiaily cases OF
Id standing-cured without mercury or other
Injurious remedies. The treatment, even IN
he worst cases. lasts but one month, aud the
ee including board and lodging, amounts to
mly $l0C-which, however, has not to be paid
Intil the patient is completely restored to
lealth. In case the patient strictly follows
he regulations and no cure is effected, the In
titute will not only claim no fee, but make
present OF $500 to the patient. The Institute
viii be opened within eight or ten days. All
applicants are requested to address inquiries
. A. H., care Herald. 4-lS I'm
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RE TIMES HARD? THIN DON'T PAY
"A high prices Read our cash price list;
Boiling beef sc, or lbs 25c; rib steak 12c, or
ound steak Sc, or 3 lbs zoe; fresh pork l0c;
alt pork 10c, or 3 lbs 25c; leg Of mutton 9c
DIN mutton chop l0c; rib or shoulder mutton
eaf lard, unrendercd, Zoe; same, rendered.
l2c. +. G. CHASE, 61S :. Spring St 1-3O ly
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LOsv AND FoUND.

2 OsT, sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-WEDNES-
- day April IL, 1894, black mare, white
star on forehead, from corner sixteenth street
and Pacific ave. Finder return 10 above ad-
dress and receive reward. 4-25 2t-wlt
OsT - on LOS ANGELES OR WALL
- street, a stub or daily bill book belonging
to Lord q Elory Of Az n. Los Angeles 81.
Finder please return to above address and re-
ceNe reward 4-23 1T
The herald., 1894-04-26

DEITY, HO3IAfEf x CO, EMPLOYMENT
agents, 3Ou-:ia2 Vest Second St.. California
bank building, lasV ment, corner second aud
broadway Telephone 500 IL II
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WANtnD-i. 4ttfNHi;s.

VKTANTED-PARTNEB N A WELL ESrAB-
w lished GOO paying Office business clearing
: 90 per month. j. WALSH d co. 81. :
Spring ST 4-9G 2t
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TOR QUICK SALES
i J ist yoar property with
EASTON ELDRIDGE 4 CO.,
d.2Itf III south Broad way.
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NxTANTED L GIRL FOR PASADENA S,O:
w cook for city; girl for Aitsdena SIG; girl
for city $40; apprentice for Millinery; col
lectors and solicitors PAC. ENf. EXCHANGE
223 X. Spring St 1t
I AIDES WANTED 10 WRITE Al HOME;
l. $40 weekly; 10 cAtivaSsing. kegly with
stamp. MISS FANNIE FELIX Oh, SOU y bend,
Ind s-lO I'm
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BurELs AnD KENONr4.


TEOTEL LILLIE-53t S. HILL ST. MOST
II complete, attractive family and tourist
hotel in city. Special rates made Tor summer.
New and Handsomely furnished. Tel. /. d5.
@rz2 1AS
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wANrnn-.L,l.lInN.

. - ~--~---------
w ETANTED-SITt' ATIe% ~ 4 YoENG NAN,
w who can give the 81 best OF reference,
position ms crockcry PACKER; has h6f otcr 10
years experience In one ol The leading crock
cry houses OF san Francisco. Address forkcry
Packer, T. o. box 3js, Los Angeles. 2-i1 u
NETANTED - SITUATION by 4 MIDDLE
W aged woman i'm hotel or lodging house
TO take charge OF linen department preierredi
eNperieneed: best OF references. Address NJ.
NJ. ~, box 80, Herald Office. ZIG II
TANrED-SiTtATioE 81 CAPABLE
w eastern lady as hGu>ekcepcr, go d refer
ences. Very small salary expected. Address
HOME, box 30 Herald 4 1t
CITUATlON WhNTEp-BY 4 RELIABLE
- girl to do general houscWork. Cell or ad-
dress IA Wilmington t. - It
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S7ANTED-A BOY FOR A DRY GOODS
~ store, from II 10 10 years old state
where last employed; also give reference. Ad.
dress r. X. $, this Office. A. 81
The herald., 1894-04-26

ETOTiCE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
~ company will strictly enforce the follow
ne rules. The hours for sprinkling are be
Eeen and O'Clock a. m. and q ana
Pclock p IN. For violation OF the above
egulaton the water will be shut off and a fine
II So will be charged before the water viii be
Mrned on again. sly II
The herald., 1894-04-26

II you are bilious take Hoods PMS.
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HELr wANrnD-FhuAIn

VNTANTED - RANCUfRs. IF YOU NEED
w help call az PAC' GAp NCHAAOE. II
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Observation-Disclosures

Wy -ANTED-THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
~ wishes 20 secHre propositions for = site
for tourist hotel in Los Angeles with n view
For particulars address the Secretary OF the
Chamber, Proposals must be submitted before
April lst. 80 ii
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nn,p wANrFI,-MALK.

-.' - = :. -
Y employment or any information, address
Z. NITrtNGER's BUREAU; established $50
Office, 319% s. spring St.; residence, i51 s.
Hcpc ST, corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal Telc-
p.Uuc ilS. 81 II
(UTY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE La
X hor bureau, 240 ew Hieh -. Telephone
] 50: for cooks, walters. household help me-
chanics and laborers. ". 4. WHITE, manager
IL = If
The herald., 1894-04-26

EOR SAIL HAVE \ CLIENT WHO Is
j forced 10 sell lot in East los Angeles at
grca, sacrifice. Fronts on Hansen street, next
to knrtz. Address ]. L. HUNTER, attorney,
stimson block citv AS ii
The herald., 1894-04-26

DARE CfgANCE-$I7 10, TODAY, WILL BUY
"a hall interest in a legitimate paying ousl-
ness, having no opposi ton in this city. owner
is hrst-class business man and wants reliaple
man TO join him to further extend the Ousi-
ness Exceptionally good chance for such
small capital; should pay II least 500 monthly
to each above all expenses. For particulars
SOC MHIrN. H2l " Eirst 81 4.20 u
The herald., 1894-04-26

q srO BUYS 4 lot sOx 90 on TIE CIEAN
d1tkW side of Adams $ =, half block Of elec-
tric cars; streets graded. See this. GRlDER
4 nov. .nAlz :. nresdway- Al II
J7oR SATE-oN YEARS CREDIT; ONE =
i room cottage Walton House. Il. n. Wal
ton, 600 i. Second ST. 4l9 N