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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Uinoe NtaaIet fOr mine Gnitsr. % fstO 6a, islU uaar
bette UtaaI par uunOet, bUor ~fanote5 ba bet gant, Der
~torpisieoe mig ON, at min iaa oprt betalte QgtiaIi3beO
uiloe 6liUe pari92
GeOrg bu tan itte f~ortangs. at bin 5aoer Der uos
fOrIt8t O9 ~Iun9iOmt itaI OpruOs ben gaO, ban nu tits
pirteoe.
8 lgitlanO ~iucrtiatte ieg min gtan paa en- ganits
iimpeI Qiaa0e Og msO bet ~forSniteOs 9etO. 0ian trOeOe,
ie9 bauoe enot nit 2ip Rbiuen, meosns ieg flvgteoe
Ian9t bort fra bet Stso, buor nit aabne greu, bUiItet
ies uOtaIte beuns gsiutuing, iumt nit pa5 og ale ans
ore GOtumsuter tilt enossap, bUem ben ii~nosiuage Gsi.
ienOe baUoe uGret; Og bUOrbeu bans Papirsr itu(Os
ienoes.
Sra lpitLanO itgnOte i.s mig, u6en at 5Oile 5Uerten
aat easr Dag, til ROrse, buOr ie9 leUs6e ct Bar Tiger i
ben i~trRugsite 9n09stO9enbeO, for Iiot efter IiOt at iamLe
iaausI mine ~IesemIise iOm mine a~auOsIise 6raiter til
bet iiOie StriOt, ct StriOt, b~UOrpaa bsle r~lOfalOst
6eroeoe.
en- ufhoe5Ii99suOs Gal, Der oar Omiluttet al bsie
ajGmpsiisIbe, sieuusmitaaret al en- Ualoig Stoutrpm,
men bog life iaa mennsitetOm, at man ID. tuuOe srgO[oe,
4uqO Der u6fOrOrsOss til eiUet5 Sp5OIO, ualste lea nor
tiltommsnOe gotis. seq tiO6ts mig ct mutt, Tibet
6u5, in4retleoe % m~pbIereOs bet, life OUsrilsOigt, men
oo8 mso en- gstusmmeIisEeS Os Smas, iOm oar RicOs
line irsumso. Seq par lite rig mere, men ies oar iOrs
musuos; % bu ri life baUSe 9eiIisbeO til at SOiIs andre
9snisnOsr, uiIOe ieG at bet 6itu, ies' BGpos at bpos
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Der nu bsitorms6e mig! lRin 9&eoila9enbsO usO 9sUiOfts
beoeu ON, at ieg for iioite Gang biIisOe Der santIs 0ers
reiGoe iom nit, par iaa bpb og talenoe, at ben, ION
man ienere i~ortaIte mig, beu aniset for en- tpOeli9 ansIie
ON, at ies mart uilbs snOe ct Gin, Der bauoe uaret iaa
sIabetomt, iaa ri9t paa Gienuoroi9beoer.
S9neIius, min 9amIe, prsucoe Ben, beitOrmeoe mig
paa fine 6n9 meo be parnleite Bonner ON at aiitaa ira
benne YIan, ION ieg bauOe betroet bam aIsns. Iten
jes par ubeuGseIis. Seq iugoe Bam, at min iremtiOige
6reO beroeOe oerpaa, at ieg alori9 mere bprte ct GaUu,
unber buiItet le9 bauoe liot %iuame9et. Seq iagoe BAN
o9iaa, at jeg bapoe iuuost en- Ruinoe, buem jeg sliteOe
bpbt o9 uarmt, og iOm eiteOs mig bot NOT isisn til at
pile belle min ieIuuuI9ts GniOmbeO. lten paa bans
Spers8maaI, ON ieg agts0e at terspe mine gsru oeres
IouIi9e aru, sau ieg u~noui9enoe Suar; tBi buOrIeots
tunoe lea usl aabenbare ben gsiIutuing, iom pg enonu
life uiIOe tiIituu for mig ieIu! Sun iuumeset ptreOe ies
60, uil bu, min Ssn, usI tuune tiI9iUe mig biSie OgO2:
"garon 0ilbelm uon IT,. eiterIaoer ingen Aruiuger,
naar ban Dor os Bernhard 2etsIer uiI life oporags
ine Born, buis ban fuar i%aaOanRs, til SaUn al RanS
Os NisoOm.~
Gitsrat ies buuOe OpsiOrt 2Nt msp 94nsliuS, % Psa'
gsanIissenpsrne par bleUne OrOnscs i OperensHsumeIie
mneO, %paO Der itulbe inOraiis, ruittpe isa mig til ben
ibfe 0aeiie - % SunOBeO, it3 BiIoe ydUe parei til.
h.6s, ON ben par 9oaet ueO tsn 9umIs 5amjIsgrau,
~iiteOstiOr at suu no ben itcre Srten, boOr isg fun ueO
ct bobbet, ct 9ienHem belle giuet iortiat gsSrugsri tun6s
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
1eOOerell paa SOhannesifiGret.
Uemte Hienos Yeriooe
encbocrenS Sfriitemaal.
h9OrOmau uf & milt Is arIen

r "' Sloen0er %ertIGre, at ie9 for 6remtiOen antO9
\ ~" vi >09'er, oa utloe alt baue uGret goot % peI.
. anime 10 UiIOe o9iaa (Daabet ON NjcoItnes
G."s gaze OGret ltgeiau fiernet ira mig, iOm oa ie9
"Sa" 0on u; tbi man uilOe life bore O9 IGie
,m ~" 'oaOel l Danmart lom Sperio at ertpnoige
gYo'oiot bet par ben iamme Baron H., Der
I'm ,r r WOOitIet / ben ~berygteOe SriminuIproceS -
(r@, ,s"' 0poa9et, piIoe min OpofreIIe uRre aIoeIe8
5s sS' o SaFon H.. MATTE b., Os leg IeueOe fOm
] Lr Su E8 lammen meO gticoline. seuoes Stieus
'T s 1o.obeo, BenOes smme 0eltaoeIie i min
| 5s Ea-G"s' ut mine 9ebreiOelier til at iurtumme.
(suI%.,,s' n GEM oue meO bet eneite SpOr8smaaI:
~, W p"'oe l'8 tuuOe Ieue uoeu bcnbc2"
Ia ii" os, ON RtcoIinss J6aano hos benoes Yleies
! ,t ,a ,W0 N0reoe bet Mue 9nite at blipe lin Yros
|@rrs.sS5, V[S.I0T 8lerne gap fit Samtptfe, iiGr ba lea
! - III s''0s genoe ON mine 5ormucso mitGnoiQbes
|a m M," ON lc9 renOncereOc paa I)eloen9s, beiaO
r, I'll ct r'9eIi9t 2ipsunocr5olo / mine Rus
lwr g ,y,,yOsos. % for en- Sio ~for9Iemte iea at
t IAN ~, y In'o at be9aa en- flor 6orbrpOeIis; lea
uu, o W gun 0ar min, bun, buem lea mso buer
5v,n !, "S.' ~oiniatteoe meo alc min SiGIs Sibre,
/ ~5,rt, ~ y, uISSSyI9 nnSer uogetiombelIt 6orbolo | 9is
'F' ouf par mine Ipie liuers 9ens
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

BsnOe, ituIcs UGrs ~bsBa9eIist % itsnt. Og bet 6leU
bet oa ogiaa...
g'u, min SSn itsnt ieg Ianse bar ~uubussst bet
nu fommsr, bUao iss UiIOe 0nits mig fOritaanst for at
~neoltrtoe. lten - bar isg life paalast mig islu, iom
ben btireite Sraf, at tiIitaa 2t og s~ftsrlaoe Oia. REQ.
lines SSn, 0iSis Spte8nsIir2... Cog Osnns Straf sy
aItfor bitter. ieg taiter pennsn...
Seq tager ben op igisu.
66ttI bar ou funnel itpaut. Din ~ulptteliQe ,5a6er bin
agteIie - matte Cs6Iit oil on life lrugsre tunns bet.
BIB oa: be gapirer, leg OUsrtsUersOe greiten bet
SO8n, 5OOr NicOIine bOsoe, Og paa @runo al builts
ban Oieoe mig til bsu.s, oisls Payusr par faIIts. oar al
M in 9aauo!
., Oe nu er bet iust! Og Tumble bu M tafs ct
VIit ino bin 6aOer5 Sial, Uios bu i, at en- lsrten.
aari9 anger life Der formaaet at fOrions bam msS fin
Dub, meo fig ielU...
) e0bst al bet isrite aar, sitsrdt ig o. min forau,
oeoe 9uitru par ilgttsOe IND port 9iem msasm Re Be,
i~tpttsnos 6ieOs, Ieusoe hs en- iaaOan Salis5eo5ru5, at
is9 nsppe tantte paa bet MiOOel, buorutO lea baVOs til,
~Ueisbra8t ben.
uS'u ies ltHs0s after 9aaans - % stnn. Spuaaaaen
inoraf ben Dag, ou bu, min Ssn, forite Gang iaa
9gst.
Seq er us paa, al buis bu tuuos siore big suOog blot
ben fitrnsits 6OrsitiaiHs ON mine Sualey, ba lea fsrte
Gang trptteos big til nit 9erte, big, bUsm its snouu,
inOsH Ou blsU iSbt, berSvspe aIt, busm rs iraronsSe
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

sHltelist at oiee, ON 5nterssieu pdr
lor at pioe uoialost al be berpmtrinQ
| Soen aibOlpte auasubitiainoer, Ses
Itsuoitiainser oip. 6usm Griieu melt
tlliaIot % bpem Der bIeU 9ramiepiu,
oere.
3rGfes noseu al mine SsitenSe o.
8etienote oerouer, iua bilieS ale fit.
tiot. X. /
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

9fC.n tases ! gptts for 1dpetsr / Te.
>SS ccrab g9au Bapsr 2 ore. 6. ".
9raiimaTf. $1,000
The herald., 1894-04-29
A ATurqt,sh Wedding.

An artistic mistress of the ceremonies,
being congratulated on the success with
which she had managed the details Of
an English wedding, remarked impa-
tiently that there had been one blot on
the scene-namely, the bridegroom.
She only wished it coinld have been ar
ranged forhim and his black coat to re-
main outside in the brougham till the
thing was over.
Had she received an invitation to a
Turkish wedding, as once by good luck
did a party Of English ladies, among
whom was the writer Of the present
sketch, herwish might have been graft
fed, as it is quite possible to attend
such function without even catching a
passing glimpse of the crimson fez OF
the husband eject.
The latter spends the hours Of his
bridal day in gstting married to HIM
self-that is, he visits the priest and
the notary, talsessu and signs his mar
riage contract, attends religious serv-
ice at the mosque, partakes Of su1np-
tuous breakfast with his friends, and as
the ceremonies cover considerable por-
ton Of the week I should not be sur
prised to hear that during the time he
even goeson wedding tour in solitude
and on his own account. --Londcr
Grapliic.
The herald., 1894-04-29
sura, nzsuaerst

Misses Araf5sala, JuRan8 and a6abea CslgoltnH
Were takeTrotit some 1ftfse frtsrdaaso seei
They were vey glad to So. for tne afternncn
And they wsroqlfhdly y'uyssB BtnstaCtofe&
They wore their very best. an with puts sha
Ana sasbos ono ofalro and APne pf pink.
Their haifswas nicely frszNlsds sano4neaF pupnpn
boots wnre IlaFf- .
Thcy must have Iddked extremely weiA Z
thinkI
Now, such dajnty little tnssiess yOu WOui&nSta
zraify Bay,
would tfy 10 he qstitapSoRar apApeRss
Ana say: "G0qd afteEsgnoGh rnaRArA 'Hcpg
yoff,ra isElI t6a#$T
Ana aGooa evening, nazam, !" when Glbx
went iR66nefatlh lhlght.
aud when fhay weEo ct snppAsye consse Sou
wouaa sapposa
They'd besp apa eey, "a littls, ITaE splsAsa =
on, 3ffe. tl1ahla %, as1&nusp tAe' dHefan1S
knows
tits waiIbshsgca.ts SAY snnrshsnss aaanasss
But IL ven wild believe mo sHes rsSssaasntA
word.
But sat ses,I they bath waBn deaf .ngd aadGha
New, tell iBe. hstle girls, " ydR etar, ssfsfaerd
OF dolls who acted sp--Fxay fsp1p AsmsT
Sydney Dayre in B0uf1fs CDlnpbnsdn.
The herald., 1894-04-29

noted violin teacher of WASHINGTON,
Young John Philip has alrcady ma6a
acknowledgements thstrinstruracnt.
and aside from his theoreasral alstudiea Of
music piclzs'np any tlne he hears and
goes home and repeats it on the violin
with all sorts Of impropisod variations.
Phil, rs he is lovingly called by those
who know him, is only 10 years old,
but a big, handsome boy, hearing a
striking resemblance to his father
"WZass- docs your music teaci&sr say to
you when yun play for himf'' Phil was
asked by friend hGze in ST Louis the
other day. He is never quite salts
feA,s' replied Philip very fsssas1Jy firmly. 'G5,yit but
says, You have It in yUu tp.do better
than the vegy best '''' UndouktaIly this
young prodigy Will he heard Of before
long, although his parents mnde5Gly
keep their son smusical ltalentco9oealed
from the public.
Aside from this, John Pi1itpsSeusa,
Jr., rvuIs buy's rrinting press at his
homo in Philadetphia and has taken
part in many afooSsall contest, for in
this manly sport he is qp1te,anadept- -.
81. Louis Post Dispatch
The herald., 1894-04-29
NIGHTtAFGALES.

ABeautifulmust be thcfuaOlntgins whence 70
come.
And bright in the fruitful vai2eys the streams
wherefr9m
70 learn your song.
awhere are thbse starry woods2 Oh, might
wander there
Among the f69ers which In that, heavenly air
B1dSha tho yoer long"
NAY. baPren are those mountains and spent
the strSaEus,
Our song is tho voice,of'destre that haunts our
drearns--
Athree Of the heart
Whese pining visiozs dim, forbidden hopes
profound,
no dying cadence nor toug sigh can sound
For aIf cur art.
alone aloud in the raPtured ear Of men
We pour our dafk nocturnal secret, and then,
AS night is withdrawn
From these sweet springing meads and burst
ing ponghs Of May,
Dream while the innrnerable choir Of day
Welcomes the dawn"
Robert Bridges.
The herald., 1894-04-29

can hear'the children Of the. .pionie ex-
cursions singsae they 50 dbfVn the bay.
In winter sfreiwraps up warmly and
stands aS9sfasass the rough winksswill
allow and wzEEes her aTrouatO the szilOrS
on the bqssf, VINO wave e. reply hack.
Sometimes fhsY blow their steam
whistles fer tzars snd dentnet5ntess for they
know hesy ySse loves prusfc, they shout
sea songs OF laApw stpdn aente crsflfs or
horn, Essery day M9gziess aunt and.
uncle, with wTau1n 9hc lives, sec thsE
she has hersTeg1Q@r lekauus, She hasrehl
schoo1huoks, wElAtnh her Encle hrhlgs
home on bis rare visits to6he city sSA
is not at all an u1aearned child, and der
favorite wdrk is to skntoh the old skGe
lighthouse.
The herald., 1894-04-29
lighthouse Nraggio.

Down in Newkirk bay, ON the coast
of the Atlantic, lives little girl II
years old whose entire life has been
spent ont at sea. Her nanois Maggie
Wood, and her homo is the big stone
lighthouse one sees when at Mariners 8
Harbor, n. Y, or sailing down the bay.
The gifl lives away from all other
children. Her.chief passime isinwRtch-
ing the beats pass amt in hearing the
sounds which come across the waves
On clear days in summer, standing out
onlithe stoae pier of the lighthouse, sRa
The herald., 1894-04-29
Origin of fthgxUordFarm.

The originsof the word ''far1n"' % as
follows: In the Sa1nuSP time the estates
which tho lords of npa1prs graTlted I'd
the fresmen were at FIST but foT o terU4
of years, with render Of aren't which
in those days was Of corn arl9l oSheg
produce. The Ieaseseo made wer@ called
fermes OF fsx1nes, but times qrsnfng
turned the proAuce into MONEY and
terms of yezAs to AerEas Of life and IN.
heritance. Now Enzk JournaL q
The herald., 1894-04-29
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
A YounxsSriusician.

There is now att the BIidwinter fair
In San Francisco Nth Sousa's band a
young boy Of whbm it is ssid that he
will follow in tn footsteps Of his fa-
mouG father. This boy is John Philip
Sousa, Jr., and &. finelad he is. He boz
gan his musical sEadies on the violin.
the same as his fAttler, under the trlition
OF Professor HERMAN G. Rockman, the
The herald., 1894-04-29

It will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks OF bilious
collie to learn that prompt relief may be
had by taking Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be pre-.
vented by taking this remedy as sooR as
the first symptoms of the disease ap-
pear. 25 and so cent bottles for sale by
Of & Vaughn, Fourth and Spring street ;
G f. Heinzsman, 222 N. Main street,
druggist.
The herald., 1894-04-29
New Vienna Bu6rst.

The Bison City quartette is still Asaw,
Eng large audiences every evening, aId
In conjunction with Miss Madaaips
Franks and the favoFite Berth Family
orchestra, the big houses nightly laaBs
perfectly satisfied with the evenings en-
u 81 tainment.
KokstIom does the waal-paBef pr ntnessa1nohs
city. He has large stegk, GOOD theg6 81 & SCI
rect pfiees 309 s. Man street.
The herald., 1894-04-29

L | SELL THE EARTH !
Say, il is said r. f. agents are always after
suckers. We'll, now. that may be so of the
boys in the city, but in Pomona, Perish the
thoughtw Last week 1 failed 10 get in any
sd., for the reason that went to the mountains
after trout; and | got what went for, too;
Caught 81 so help mel Bob, did. Now
ready for suckers or buycrs-again. LOOK
at my list OF bargains.
4-29It r. S. BASSETT
VNOR SALE-LOOK THIS UP: BIG THING
Il it; 40 acres on Santa Fe avenue, on the
south city limits, Tor only $40 an acre; this is
the best thing ever offered in southern Cali
foFnia; it is good for manufacturing and stock
yard purposes, and in less than years Will
sell for ten tunes the amount now asked. Sole
agents, CLARK & BRYAN, l27 W. Third st.
4 2i-tues 4t-thurs 4t-sun dt
The herald., 1894-04-29
FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR ExCHANGE-$2I 200 WORTH OF
Il stock in water company; exchange for
real estate or for sale.
Clear land with good title in Missouri, ex-
changefor good upright piano.
First-class orchards exchange for income
city business property in California OF the east
Good cottsge in the city, price $1,000, mort
gage 500. Exchange for furniture and lease
ofrooming house A. J. MEAD, 175 N Spring
street. 1t
The herald., 1894-04-29
aouth Ronnla Israe,

South Bonnie Bras.
CLARK q Bryan are jolly good fellows,
And, really, whatever they tell us
We always believe, for they never de-
ceive;
Nor, like other Americans. cell us.
The herald., 1894-04-29
ron sALr-cIrv pkopEKrY.

FOR sALE-cIrY PROPERTY.
FoR SALE.
Lot Thirty-hrst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOO
Lot Thirty-frst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Lot with s-room house, West wash.l Make
lngton st-'.'.... ,s'...............' oHet
Lot. with 12-room house. Lovelacel Make
nve...........- -..-....,..-..........l oher'
Lot with s-room house, Chestnut St, Make
East Los Angeles ............J offer.
Lot with Groom house, Workman ST. 25oo
Lot and two houses. S. Hill............ 5000
Lot and two houses. s. Grand ave...... 5000
Lot and house. Chicago ave ......... 800
lot and 5-room cottage, St Julian ST.. $500
Lot and Groom cottoge, Bonsallo ave-. $500
Lot n. Broadway. y........-................ $4,000
Lot, S Broadway. ay....................... $4,000
Lot s. way.."-.......,............ $4,000
Lot S. Broadway. ay........................ 10000
Lot, s Broadway ay........................ $4,000
Lot, s, Broadway" y"...................... 22,eOo
Lot, s. Broadway. ay....,.................. 10000
Lot, s. Broadway Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
have long list
of residence and
business property
at prices to suit
the times.
JOHN II, COKE,
3ls Bradbury building.
The herald., 1894-04-29

THE CHOIR UNDER PROF. REICHENBACH
i nj Oh cage are rendering most exec ilent
music at simus. Methodist L biscopa, taber-
nacle Hear them. Dr. Mclean, the minister,
breaches at IL a. M and 80 p. m Seats free
all welcome.
The herald., 1894-04-29

On. JOHNS CHURCH EPIsCOPALl-CoR-
- ner OF Adams and Figueroa sts., Rev. B. w.
R. Tayler rector. Vested choir. Morning
service at II o'clock. Anthem. While We Have
Time stevenson Solo Miss Rose cullen.
Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Stilson Evening at 80
p. IN. Full choral service. Anthem, | viii
Lay Me Down in Peace (Cadsby). Sermon by
the Rev. Mr.. Stilson. Visitors are most cor
daily invited to all the services OF this church,
Frederick Stevenson, organist and director OF
the choir.
The herald., 1894-04-29

nor QUICK SALES
II list your property with
GASTON, EhDR1DGE, Co,
4-24 II III south Broadway.

NOTlCE-TIIE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
~ company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules. Tie hours ior spriEEliug are be-
tween and $ O'Clock p IN: and Il and :
c'clotk p ~. For 81 violation OF the above
regulation Tie water Niii Ee shut off and q ma
o1 S. VIII bs chaiscd before the water VII, be
turned en- again. ST. Il
FINlE SAFl DEP'.clI bONEs or THE STATE.
LcNl u Trust com Ea0s ar= embossed Tn q
1re-l:ool aud h"rs st%r-I rooi vault ,vIth time
10 KS ana L'llidntiy lighted With el,s r,cit5:
hlcoNcs SitqcilT' Tor thg private examination.
OF Na!u" Jles, AitA writing mutefYI5; a youug
J"dy ln Ht'eidait- 81 tt
IA EsMlN's EENGALE FILLS AS A sPsCIFIc
~ monthly medicine Tor im1cdjate reliet
jor p"iu'd rru Irregular mon r,--iron whe,
q ~ caGso. for sac by "GEE,!ANG JARPEr,
20 u. ti"iuS ST. fi4es, y. per BOX.
TNEsT-CLAss BOARD. WITT ROOMS IL
4 private jrmt!: tc.IlS tlc curing
sunirc- lpol hs; street cars ecco4aiula. Call
or dd iTe'a . Orange 81 OF earl, I-29 IT
: ArlES CIT THIS OFT. YOUR CID HATS
iatro nc" in the latest siylss fan line Of
fancy bs.d on fauL arRAW WORKS, 81 s.
Sps.nf o, te3ween fourfA 0n.. Fifth. 1t
I(lG TREE CAEIuAGn Ann WAGON
~ Noihsi aii zines ga pslAting and Icpairiu-.
l-e 1Ai Fedf9 a. between First ana Second
ti. Los Aagcles &c Il
A J, aoPGR HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE,
IA II Ceatar plKca. l-15 Ii
The herald., 1894-04-29

CHURCH OF THE UNITY (UNITARIAN)-
- Corner Hill and Third streets. Rev. J. S.
Thomson, pastor. Services SIndav at l a. M
sabbath school, $3.50 u. m. Subject Sunday
morning: Christ as the Servant. There will be
no evening service.
The herald., 1894-04-29

TIRsT PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
i Second and Broadway. II a. m. and Z 30
pm. preaching by pastor 1873 Sunday school.
6:2O pm y p. S c. L. 30 pm. sermon by
pastor. Prayer meetings daily at noon and
Wednesday at Z 40 p m. strangers cordially
invited TO an services.
The herald., 1894-04-29
PRNaONAL.

DERSONAL-FREE, FREE, FREE TEST TO
i all who desire a sitting Mrs DR.. Eddy, the
celebrated trance medium OF Boston is here; 3
days free test TO all who desire sitting; every
hidden mystery revealed in dead trance; tells
the fun name OF each caller and of future hus-
band or wife, with age and date of marriage;
gives advice on divorce, contested wills, specu-
.stions etc removes trouble, evil influences,
brings the separated together, locates lost per-
sons or stolen property; makes a speciality of
locating mines, lost veins; to see is to believe;
six questions answered by mai, So; send lock
ofhair; parlors 10 and II, Freeman block, 5a5
Spring st. hours 8 a. M. to p. IN. Come early
and avoid the rush. Sunday included
4-2g-eod-4t
The herald., 1894-04-29

A LL-SOULS' UNITARIAN HURCH-REN r..
N NJ Webster. pastor. Services at the New
Los Angeles theater every sunday morning
Music under the direction of Mrs. W. D. LARA
bee; solo by Mrs Washington Berry; offertory
PLAYED by Frederick Blair, vIolinist.
The herald., 1894-04-29

THE FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY MEET
L ings are held Sundays in New Music hall.
Childrens lyceum at 10 a. m. mediums
meeting at 2 80 pm, in which Mrs Shelhamer
Longlcy Of Boston, Dr. schlesinger OF San
Francisco and other mediums viii take part.
Lecture by Dr.. Ravlin at $3.50. Subject;
Humanity. Spirit tests by Dr.. Sehlesinger.
Fine music. Admission free.
The herald., 1894-04-29

CHRlsT CHURCH. EPIsCoPAI--CoRNER
Y Flower and Pico streets: Alfred 5. Clark.
rector; residence. 1420 South Flower street.
sunday services, II a. m and z 80 p. m. Holy
communion first and third Sundays of the
month sunday school, 9:45 m. Seats
free. Strangers cordially invited TO all
services Electric cars TO Pieo Heights or Uni
versty station pass the church
The herald., 1894-04-29

THE PEOPLES CHURCIG-EEClrAL HALL,
J. No ll3 south Sprns street, Rev. T. H..
Phillips. Subject this morning at Ii o'clocE
is The power OF an Intense Desire. Everybody
invited.
The herald., 1894-04-29

PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY-FREE PUBLIC
j lecture this evening at Blavatsky hall, 431 .
Spring street. between Fourth and Fifth streets,
At 7 - p. m. Subject: The Ancient Wisdom
Religion, by Dr.. q. T. Mohn.
The herald., 1894-04-29
CuuRcH NOTICES.

DIVINE HEALING-HE TUNSECTARlAN
IL church of Christ, st. Vincent hall, Ga
Hill street, between Sixth and seventh streets
(back OF Broadway srmory). The una
bridged' gospel OF divine salvation tor soul
and body Fps ciii, y will be preached every
Sabbant at 80 p m. by Rev. F. Warnon, the
healing evangelist, who will also public hay
hands on the sick" according to our immula,
HE Lords Heb. xiii 81 unrepq aled command
in Marx xvi, II, Is Numerous testimonials
will be given at each service by Christians Of
various denominations who have been fully
healed OF physical diseases, in the name OF
Jesus. Evangelist Warnon's daily reception
will also be held in above hall from TIL
y. m.
The herald., 1894-04-29

CONRAD SCHERER, GRANITE, BITUAIIN-
\ 7ous ana asphalt paving 237 w. First st
The herald., 1894-04-29

CHURCH OF THE NEW ERA - ILLINOIS
~ hall, corner Sixth and Broadway Morn
ing discussion: "The Only Safe Way OUT by
Messrs. Savage and Robson. Evening, oretion
by Rev w. c. Bowman, His Lordship and
other Matters" These sermons are the sun
day attraction in this city, hence tremendous
crowds al each meeting. Goolman's quartette
render "Rise and Be Free" New Era social
next Friday evening. This is the church OF
man. All invited. Seats free-always free.
The herald., 1894-04-29

TNIVERsALIsT SERVICE - CALEDONIA
\ hall. lI9i :, S. Spring St. II a. NJ. Rev. 4.
4. Rice. pastor. Subject: Spiritual Investment
and It's Interest sunday school at l2:l5 p. m.
The herald., 1894-04-29

EMMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
i Corner Tenth and Penrl. Rev W. J. Chi
chester D. D., pastor, Will preach at ! am.
and 80 pm Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening at ;45 pm. Everybody invited.
The herald., 1894-04-29

CT. PAULS Q3PISCOPALl CHURCH, OLIVE
- street. bet Fifth and sixth streets. In the
absence OF the rector Rev. Mr.. Hickman Of
Colorado Will preach at both services, II e.la.
and 10 pm.
The herald., 1894-04-29

= CTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING FULLERTON
- Land and Oil Company Notice is hereby
given that q special meeting of tie stock
pany, called al request OF parties owning
majority oi the stock OF said company vii Ice
held at the office OF tho company. 800 North
Les Angeles street Los Angeles, Cal, Oh Sat
the purpose OF trausaCting such business as
may be brought before said meeting Y.
WANkOWSkI, Secretary. 4-9S Ut fri su IA
The herald., 1894-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IN -sSOLUTION NOTICE-REDONDO APRIL
- ~, 1894 The partnership existing be
tween the undersigned, under the irm name
OF Harding, Scott y co. and dong business at
Scdorde Beach, Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, has been and is tEis day dissolved by
matngi consent Of all the undersigned parties
constituting said partnership. All pccouuts
due aud owing the said firm are 10 be collected
by guG payable 30 Harding. McGreger & Co..
successors to said firm oi Harding, scott 4
Co, 20 whom all demands ani claims against
said est mentioned iirm viii he presented for
settlement aIc payment
Notice ia further given that The business win
be ntinued 10y the firm OF Harding Nc
Gregor a Co.
(slgncdJ ]. II. HARDING.
MATTER SCOTT