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The morning call., 1894-09-13
ROOMS TO LET-CoNTINUED.


eO1 GEARY-NEwLY FURNISHED sunny
OOt double and single bay window rooms 5F
IN MINT AVE. COR. JEsSIE-NEWLY FUR
II rished sunny front rms: 81 to 50 month. -
700 rOsT-sUNNY SUITE PARTLY FUR
tOO nisned; also double aud single rooms 81 IF
THE LONDON, 1855 MARKEr-SUNNY FUR.
i nished rms 81 20 TO So week: transient. se2 If
10 SEVENTH sT-NICELY FURNISHED
4 rooms for light housekeeping; Girard
mouse. se2 tt
THE PIEDMONT. us SIXTH, COR. MINNA-
: Nicely furnished sunny rooms. auI If
I INDELL HOUSE. COR. 9Th AND HOWARD
- 100 single rooms. newly furnished; 25c night.
81 rs week; satisfy yourself; open all night "a II
A RLIN GToN HOUSE l27 KEARNY-PLEAs-
A ant sunny rooms, suite anG single; first
class IN every respect; terms reasonable ja1o tt
YOSEMITE HOUSE, 1o45 MARKET, BET
night 35c TO 81: week 81 SO 70 So families ap1 ly
BOARDING AND ROOMS
1o1l HAYEs-NEATLY FURNISHED BAY
1ot2 window room for persons: board op-
tional. sell 3t*
THE oRIEL-CHANGED HANDS: JUNCTION
L of Market. Page aud Franklin; newly papered,
tinted and furnished; elevator, electric bells
Market. with frst-clsss board for two from $50
per month upward single rooms for gentle
men from s25 per month upward; billiards free to
guests OF the hotel au23 tr
ERAND VIEW, 7l4 BUsH-THIS BEAUTIFUL
VI sunny family house has been reopened under
anew management No pains will be spared TO
out new; frst-class service: few doors from Mar
ket and Poweilst car system; terms reasonable;
reference ap2l II
CHILDREN BOARDED.
GOOD HOME IN AMERICAN FAMILY FOR 4
" small child; best of care; terms reasonable.
Address Reliable, box 1872. Call Branch. sells 1t"
DEFINED HOME FOR TWO CHILDREN IN
~ American family at 4O2 San Jose ave se13 st
STORES TO LET.
I ARGE STORE AND ROOMS, SOUTHEAST
u cor. Pt. Lobos and Eighth ave.; cheap.selx To
I ARGE HOUSE AND GROUNDS ON MISSION
IL road; splendid business corner; reasonabl
rent or lease to reliable tenant Call at Liberty
st. after p. NJ. se5 Ats ThSu
EoR SALES HORSES. zoos VALENCIA
street. sel2 st"
CToRE; ROOMS; CHEAP 1862 HOWARD
- street sell 7t~
Q10 sANsoME-HANDsoME STORE sl2;
CIV also large basement 324 Pacific ST.,
cTS STORE. lao MINNA sr.. NKAR NEW
U / y. Montgomery; 60 lodgers; upstairs. 8 y
STORE SUITABLE FOR PLUMBER; PART
- OF basement II required. 27l First seS It's
dS SEVENTH ST.. BET MISSION AND MAR.
~ ket-Store 10 let; cheap. SET It's
Upper FLAT, WITH OR WITHOUT POWER:
- centrally located: suit manufacturers ana
others: Annlv "a and 36 Main st. iyl0 #
OFFICES TO LET.
CUNNY OFFICES: iOs CALIFoRNfA 81. COR,
~ Front. Ofee-rooms EDDY ST., bet. Powell
and Mason. se9 1t
GAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION BUILD
- Ing, California st : fast elevator; light and
sunny. ASHTON az GARDINER. All Montgom-
cry ST. su24 Inns
The morning call., 1894-09-13

Qd0SO MISSION WARM BELT; 742 22D
u How. ST., bot. Valencia and Guerrero: sub
stanIial 2-story residence OF rooms and BATH
ETC.: lot 26X90: sunny line or street: street
bituminized and accepted; stone sidewalk; offer
The morning call., 1894-09-13
CITY REAL ESTATE.
TIE AND INSURANCE BROKERS s.


| AL HoRIGER LOUIS A. soUC.
! A. SOUC & CO..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04

the country people commenced ITO leave for
home, which lessened the danger OF q clash.
Some very wild and revolutionary senti-
ments were expressed Friday night and TO-
day and there were some hotheads who
wanted 10 kill every man In the town who
was supporter OF the Reform movement.
Darlington is like powder magazine with q
slow match burning toward It. The least lit
tie thing will bring the powder and the dre
together and then there Is no telling when the
end will come.
Constable brennan was aided In his escape
by Mr.. Commander. q straightout official Of
Sumter County. He was With brennan at
the Charleston, Sumter and Northern Rail-
road depot when the shooting occurred tat the
other depot In Darlington. He knew Dren
nan had no participation in that light, yet he
knew that II the crowds ascertained that
brennan was constable they would kill him
as one fellow said, ION general principles" )"
When the train arrived In Sumter, Command
er and brennan walked through the armed
mob that was thirsting for constabulary gore,
and stopped within twenty feet OF II TO talk
with one of Commanders friends. Com.
mander kept with him TO ally suspicion, IN
I'll he got of on the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta train for Columbia. When the
crowd ascertained that Mr.. Commander had
assisted a constable TO escape, the sentiment
against him became 80 strong that threats Of
lynching him we're openly made. At times
his chances looked rather bad, but sober sec
and thought and the statement OF Command
er as to his part, pulled him through.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04
Governor Tilman Indignant.

About o'clock this afternoon the news
paper represen tatives repaired to the e1ac-
utiye mansion. The governor came hurried
ly 10 the door, He seemed to be very much
When told that the constables had taken to
the woods he said he could not blame them
when there were four or five hundred men az
ter them. He said:
Nobody wants to do anything over there
but to secure the peace and get the civil au-
thorities in possession OF the town again. l
have received message from the snerln,
He says he is powerless. Attorney General
Buchanan tells me TO send General Farley
with the militia. The mayor OF Darlington
played havoc yesterday and Is no 1s aou1t e- re-
and the police should have arrested all the
obstreperous men yesterday and there would
never have been any trouble. They sowed
wind today. It is no light thing for men TO
resist the state law. The News ands courier,
The Greenyille News and The State are direct.
ly responsible for the present condition OF
affairs They have undertaken to educate
the people to the belief that the constabies DO
not have a right to search private dwellings.
1t has never been disputed that with war.
rant you can % search any mans mans I9ase mouse LOT ios
dispenSary law liquor comes In the same cate
CORY. There Is no such thing as mans cas-
tie about II. The editors OF these papers l
have mentioned are the murderers Of those
who have been shot down over yonder. The
militia Companies which have been so hand
somely handled by their officers over there
will likely be disbande. II can't get Oily
companies TO enforce the law. their arms Will
in the country, who VIII see that they are
properly cared for. The militia Is not going
TO protect the constables, but to re.establt!n
the the dIgn @ ni,y % Of the law. These offers Of hsip
10 go to Darlington are simply insurreet,on, !,
and nothing more.'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04
THE ORIGIN OF THE TROUBLE.
People Resented the
Searching Of Their Homes.

Charleston, 9. c., March 3O-The fight which
took place at Darlington today grew out OF
the effort OF Governor Tlllman 10 enforce the
Objectionable dispensary law. The first gun
was fired by Tillman on Tuesday last, when
he wrote a letter to the mayor OF Darlington
as follows:
ut has been apparent 10 us for some time
that the city authorities and police OF Dar.
linglon were max ing no effort to suppress the
illicit sale of LIQUOR as required under the dis
pensary law. We have waited patiently,
hoping for change OF policy on your part
But as there are no indications OF any pur-
pose to do more than you are doing and as we
are Informed by the c0nslaoles that the police
have been obstructing rather than assisting
them, notice Is hereby given that after the
first day OF April no part In the proceeds Of
the dispensary will be paid to the city untll
the state board become satisfied that your po-
lice are enforcing the law.
Very respectfully, b. X. Tillman:
"Governor and Chairman OF Board"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04
STRONG MEASURES.
Seizure Of Railroad and Telegraph
Lines.
Columbia. S. c., March 81.

Columbia S. c., March 81
To Press and Banner Atbeville:
No lale news from Darlington. Fugitive
spies said to be surrounded In swamp and II
captured will be given no quarters. All mil
itary companies In Charleston refuse to go to
Darlington. Governor notified Atlantic Coast
Line Road that he would take possession Of
their lines. This authorized by act passed In
Gov, Scott's time during kuklux excitement.
Governor ordered telegraph companies TO
send out no inflammatory dispatches. State
authorities seized guns of Governors Guards,
but Rchland Volunteers rescued their guns
before the Adjutant Generals wagons could
haul them off. Governor has countermanded
o der OF last night disbanding military com.
nanies of Columbia, Supposed that their of
ficers will be court martialed when trouble is
over.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04

Did YOU ever trade there No. But have decided
to- there hereafter for hearing everywhere Of
those Wonderful Bargains that C0LEMAN is Offering
every day. So will every woman and child that
wants to save their hard earned money. Why! just
listen a few minutes at some of his Prices.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04
GALLANT COMPANIES.

The following companies went: Butler Guards,
lG m-n Dibble Light Dngoons. Orangeburg, 81 nen;
Maxwell Guards Of G'ern"ood. 80 men; Morgan
tanburg, "a men s;ally Rifles, 80 men; Fort Motte
Guards, 15 men Edgrirld Hussars md the Light
Draguons of the place combIned and mustered
35 men; Grcenville Guards, l6 mrn {; the Abbtville
Rifles, 70 men. Captain }. II. Tllman went with
the troops. He said he had ordered his company,
the Capers Light Infantry, to arlington and he en-
pected tn meet them there sc strong. There was
force of exactly 1872 men all told. number of box.
rs Of cartridges were placed upon the train.
TO KEEP COLUMBIA STRAIGHT.
The Edgefeld Rifles the Edisto Rifles and the VOL
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04

Haddon's spring opening last Thursday
Friday and Saturday was the center OF at'
traction. The weather was all that could be-
desired. Their store was beautifully deco
rated and crowds of ladies thronged their,
place of business. Their sale were the great
eat ever made on opening days, which indl'
Gates that they have not made great mis-.
take In briging out the largest stock they
have ever shown.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04

The first snap Of the season, IS pieces hs-
butai or wash silk for waists In all the latest
colors.
The second snap OF the season, 400 yards
calcutta cloth, 80 inches wide. beautiful pat.
terms only cents,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04
Sack the Dispeusary.

The crowning denouement OF the night
ca me about 10 O'Clock, when some determined
spirits proposed TO sack the state dispeDsary;
where thousands of gallons OF liquors and
wines are stored. Cooler heads at ouce start
ed 10 stop 1t. They mounted boxes and ap'
pealed TO the crowd not to go this far, declar
ing that they should not spoil the grand VIC
tory they had achieved in The soldiers not go-
ing TO Darlington. This counsel finally pre-
vailed.
Governor Tillman was seen again ate his
mansion tonight. He exhibited u dispatch
from Darlington stating that Constable Pep
per, though badly wounded, was not dead,
but would probably be Killed. A dlsputch
from Attorney General Buchanan stated that
he did not know who began the firing; that
n wps a oeneral fuSillade.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04
Tillman Ready to Lead.

When IL was mentioned 10 the governor
that Inc crowd down town had said that the
soldiers would only 60 to Darlington on con-
dtiou that he led them as commander-in-
chief. he said: "If had known that they
wanted me TO 'go, would have promptly
taken command OF them. They could not
have blutfed Inc out of 1t. | can understand
the InsinuatiOn."
Concerning The action Of the Columbia
troops. the governor said: "They have miss
ed their golden opportunity to show that
they realized the duties OF citizen soldiers IN
upholding the law, to which they are oppns'
ed have telegraphed TO General Huguenln,
of the Fourth brigage. at Charleston, to take
six companies and go to Darlington as soon
rs possible, on special train."
Tonight committee OF citizens wired the
Darlington people 10 know If they wanted
apy assistance The answer came back,
mo" that the murderers were being pursued
throughout the country by G. 5. Mccullough
and large force, and that they would proba-
bly be caught. At least one Of the constables
has escaped thus far, John brennan, who ar ar
rived here tonight on the ii o'clock trai he
was not known as a constable spy and went
safely to the executive mansion.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04
Racket
Store! !
Did You say Racket Store
That's What 7 Said.

That's What I Said.
Did YOU ever trade there? No. But have decided
to- trade there hereafter hearing everywhere of
those Wonderful Bargains that COLEMAN is Offering
every day. So will every man. woman and child that
wants to save their hard earned money. Why just
listen few minutes at some of his Prices.
JAP. COATS SPOOL COTTON at s5c per doz
Did Won ever hear of the like in all
'"s e"s 80 so%s osnt price, 'S'' ''' ''' '' ''
HIS DRESS GOODS STOCK
coming every the pretest things
He Spring Of goods 40 cents
yard him. You certainly ought to
nothing to equal them anywhere Nov" If
you them send to him for
samples he will great en'g h to sa rucev Ma ar ne @
This fact itself shows the extent and appre
citation of his work.
everything goods by far the prti
cheapest he has them
prices that no can touch
APRON GINGHAMS,
goods per yard.
CALICOES,
Always down yonder
PERCALs STANDARD GOODS
Numuers other things this department at
corrspondingy low prices
WHITE GOODS
Embrace everything Check
M1sn endless variety and prices that will asound YOU
LACES and EMBROIDERY
special this You will find his
counters haces o oless ilonnss !Js' Tue Pee'' o
bv al means ' Send to him for SAMPLES
TN rnDcETS
-, n, -, ,"., ., .,.u ~ ,. ,u ,o.os .. nroo.
mas well ecteu stoch, oil a.
compel buy.
Ill tue IOolEh1 DLTAhlMLNI
wells Staple Blacks. He would
make especially sticking
identical goods that you are paying . cents straight give you
goods Write
for them if YOU can't get them other way His half hose
goods in quality and price
oUohENDEito
for you need them" ~
nAN ~
a ' : % % ., x % 0. w then lie s sold "s9 9
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-04

unteer country companies, as we'll as the NeWberry
company, were left here presumably to be on hand
in case their services were needed In the Capital
City.
The troops are under the immediate command of
Brig. General 4. N. Richbourg and Major Charles
Newnham. One of the battallions is in command OF
Colonel ]. C. Boyd of Greenville. General Rich.
bonrg appointed Walt:r N. Kirkland US his
courier.
The herald., 1894-05-28

Apply BEN WHITE, 22l w. First ST. Prop
critics of all kinds for sale and exchange.
six rooms, house and bath. Cherry ST.; this
is lovely home, large lot, easy terms; price,
$3.50
The herald., 1894-05-28
BOYLE HEIGHTS.


A Meeting of Citizsns Protests Against a
Saloon.
Last evening a mass meeting of tho
people OF Boyle Heights was held at the
Methodist church to protest against the
granting OF saloon licenas in that sec
ton.
Rev. DIR. Bresee was elected chairman
and W. l.. Cleveland secretary.
Judge Hubbell expressed his opposi-
tion to any saloons being opened on
Boyle Heights.
A communication was then read from
e r. Threlkeld stating that his feelings
were strongly against the saloon
Miss Coral Harrison added much TO
the interest OF the meeting IN her read
ing OF VIII Carleton's poem, How jamie
Came Home.
JIG. Evans, Councilman Campbell,
Rev. DR.. Weller. Judge McComas aud
@. P. Doriand spoke in opposition to any
license being granted.
Judge 4. II. T. Variel offered a reso-
luton which WAS received with great
enthusiasm and was passed BY rising
vote. The resolution asks the police
commissioners to refuge the licenbe.
A committee of five was appointed by
the chair to present a memorial to the
council. consisting of Judge McComns.
Rev. DR.. Weller. II. Arnold, ). u.
Evans and K. r. Threlkeld.
The herald., 1894-05-28
A WASHER MASHED.
An 1rate Husband bluEs Cheeky
nrutnfuar.

An Irate Husband bluEs a Cheeky
Drummer.
Quite an excitement was stirred up at
the corner of Third and Spring street ony
Saturday evening by an impromptq)
slugging match.
gentleman stepped into cigar STOREY
to procure aome cigars and bis wife
awaited him on the sidewalk. While
standing there, cheeky drummer OF
the Samuel OF Posen stripe stepped up
to her and accosting her began to tell
her what good fellow he was. and
asked her to 10 along with him. The
lady told him to mind his own business.
and at this iunciure the husband came
out of the gar store, and grasping the
situation he sugged che drummer moaeI
numerically, knocking him over fe.
mao orgen grinder at The curb andt
viping tip ths earth with him.
III dot eh your wife III apologize, II
murnured the drummer as no wipeil
away the streams o! gore. This romerBl
melted the husband to renewed eifartad
and when he got through With ths
drummer he was ready TO be cartedj
home III sections.
The herald., 1894-05-28

MRS. WfHsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has bsen
used for children teethig 1t suothes tn )
child, softeus the gums, ailays all pain, cures
wind collie. and is the best remedy for d ar
rhma, Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The herald., 1894-05-28


TURNER HALL SALOON - UNDER NEW
Il Turnverein hall, 31715 S. Main st. Best
home brew on tap A fine restaurant in con-
nection. Family rooms. Q. CLOET1A, prop
dob. Inn
The herald., 1894-05-28


EOR SALE-NO. s REMINGTON TYPE
II writer for sale at bargain. Good as new.
c. n. BOWEN, 1881 s. Broadway 1927 At
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR MISFIT AND
IL secondhand clothing at MYERS, 1872 Il.
First st. 4-23 ii
NOR SALE--UPRIGHT PIANO; GOOD CON-
II dition; price 800; half cash; balance on
time ENQUIRE 5J5 San Pedro. 5-27 1t
The herald., 1894-05-28

u OsO-wOOD, COAL AND FEED BUsI-
eHOOU ness; large yards; doing fine bust
ness; value In stock; long lease; low rent has
WHITE, 221 W. First street. 5-27 IT
The herald., 1894-05-28
DEN lists.
USICAL.


r OS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
i 4 and Arts; open all the year. MRS EMILY
j. VALENTINE, president; Y. NJ. c. A. building,
Broadway and second SITS. S-l4 Iy
IOIANO TUNlNG-$2; REPAIRING; BEST
4 references. BLOOMFIELD piano maket,
77S j.. Pico st. 9Th limo
The herald., 1894-05-28
ACCOuNrANrs.

A counts EXA MINED, BOOKS OPENED,
"A posted and cNsed; statements and trial
balances prepared Address Ii. Ii. W., boxEns
Herald. 5-Z rs
The herald., 1894-05-28

Trinity ST.. $500, half ca sh, a fine house of
five rooms, with large lot; all well improved
The herald., 1894-05-28

WANTED = SITUATION BY MAN AND
w wife to take charge of ranch; best OF ref
erences. Address b., box SO, this office5-27 ut
M MANIFESTATIONS BY A YOUNG MAN
w who is willing to make himself useful.
Address WIN. BOOTH, box go, Herald. 5-25 At
N ing companion, address f. b. Box 30.
this office. 521 Ut
The herald., 1894-05-28

Worlds COLOMBIAN Expaaition
Will be of value to the world by illrs.]
trating the improvements in tho nle.'
chancal arts, aud eminent physcians
will tell you that the progress in tneii-l
clnal agents has bsen OF equal import
ance, and az a Strengthening laxAtlyol
that Syrup OF Figs ia far in advance vi
all others.
The herald., 1894-05-28

SITUATION BY EXPERIENCED
w young seamstress to take care children
and do their sewing. Address or call 301 S.
Chestnut st. 527 1t
The herald., 1894-05-28

GosN CIGAR STORE, LARGE. WELL
eD.)sJU. equipped stand doing large bust
an1 prgs sol1 ti5 az w 9pe III s sIosk
First st. 5-27 Ut
The herald., 1894-05-28
FOR sALE-oouNrRY PROPERTY.


INOR SALE--CHEAPEST IRRIGABLE LAND
IL near Los Angeles; water rates to pay.
Price less than half of usual rates-160 acres
on OF the east 200 acres of Tejunga ranch, the
excepted 40 acres being in SE. corner, hereto
fore sold to and improved by John Cox. Eleva-
ton about 200 feet above sea level; 10 miles
due north OF Los Angeles, Is miles by road
The soil is fine decomposed granite, the south
and east parts especially choice the northwest
is injured by rock. There is fine stream of
water deemed ample for the entire 2JO acres
piped out and belonging to the 200 acres
alone, with reservoir on separate tract 100 feet
more elevated than the center OF this tract.
There is also included in this piece 80 acres of
land purchased OF the railroad company many
years ago from which is diverted the water, the
title of which water, however, has been here
tofore perfected by appropriation. There is
good deal of wood and some arabic land on
the 80 acres. The 700 acres is patented land
being part of the 44O0 acres OF Teiunga ranch
grant. Price, $40 per acre for the 100 acres,
being $l2, 900 for the entire property, nclud-
ing so acres reservoir, water pipes water, etc.
Terms. one-third cash; balance in one and two
years, 8 per cent interest. Would accept Los
Angeles city property for one-iIaii the purchase
price, or will sell the land separately in tracts
OF 0 or more acres, with 1920 OF the entire
water, water rights, water pipe and reservoir
Price, $50 per acre. Address, w. L. p. P. 0. box
800, Los Angeles 40 II
The herald., 1894-05-28

ITO LOAN-$5oO TO 300, 900. ON CITY AND
J. country property; 51z to 8 per cent net;
without delay; mortgages and bonds bought
and sold; loans made on personal security.
JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, broker, 22o West First
street. S Is If
The herald., 1894-05-28

- listers HOSPITAL, BEAUDRY AVENUE.
- Largest and most complete hospital in the
city Spacious grounds, large rooms and supe-
rior attention. Tel. No 225.
The herald., 1894-05-28

Sn--C1GAR STORE, LOCATED ON
eD IDU prominent corner: no better open
ing to be found IN the city. See this at once.
T. NJ KILLlAN, 1870 S. Spring ST. 5 ~ At
The herald., 1894-05-28

GcSn WILL BUY THE OLDEST ESTAB-
eDUsJU lished and best paying coal oil route
in city; over 100 steady customers; pays 800
a month clear and above all expenses; hor'es,
wagons ca S, tanks and everything complete
and IN good condition; owner compelled to
Sc on account OF other business: bona fed
Investment. Apply to Rem WHITE. % W.
First street. 5-27 ct
The herald., 1894-05-28

DERsoNAL- COFFEE, FREsHs ROASTED
Il every day. Java and Mocha, Soc ID; Noun
tain coffee, 25c 6lbs. Rolled Wheat, Oats, csc;
Germea, zoe; ! lbs, Corn Meal, 15c.; cans
Apricots, 25c.; q lbs. Rasins, 25c; 10 lbs.
Peaches, Use: % lib brown sugar, 81; lbs
Beans 25c.; Pork, 915c. Bacon, l2l9c; 80 bars
Soap, 81; Wood Pals, 15c; Brooms. 15c.
ECONOMIC STORES. BOB S. Sprinp.
The herald., 1894-05-28
CIGAR STORE
----BARGAIN--

ctOSn-ONE OF THE BEST CIGAR AND
sN.R)U cold drink stands over offered for the
money; low rent, with long lease receipts
average $40 daily; owner engaged in larger
business the reason for selling Apply TO BEN
WHITE 22l w. First ST. 5-25 At
The herald., 1894-05-28

A GOOD INvEsTMENT-A FEW COUPONS
N and dimes will secure one of the finest
works OF art in America. Read the great cou-
pom offer elsewhere
The herald., 1894-05-28

IIAVE YOU MONEY IDLE? FLOURNOY
III 1913 broadway, will assist you to procure
reasonable interest with good security, or to
invest it judiciously. "A If
The herald., 1894-05-28

A. A. EckStto N, 800 !. Msiu s,faat. is wlier j
you want TO go looking 1of goo wal paper 4
the light price.
$50 enve oTes, h0c; &rm wiling pap +, IS
langstautef, IA w. coma, llDlenb. ck hose
Toe wall paper dealer oi the CITY is Eeks.for,
800 Z. Main ~.
The herald., 1894-05-28
w. L. DEGROOT, Manager,
8-29 1y Rooms 2, 3 and 4, la s. Spring st.

National LOAN AMP INVESTMENT CO.
IN Money to loan upon collateral security,
pianos, lodging-house and hotel furniture,
etc.; business strictly private and confden-
tial. JOHN MITCHELL JONES, manager room
High SITS. 5-27 1y