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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Miss histler lie "a wears of ago. OF n
prominent family. and most respectable
social Standing,
she had Suffered from female com.
plants which 90 many tHmaie5 OF our day
are suffering. For three years she suffered
incessantiy with acnta pain in the head
and back. Tine trouble was caused by
over -Hxerton in lifting an invalid mother.
She was treated by at Least fifteen ply
sicians without parmnnent SUCCESS. Ad
ded to this perhaps natura. result OF her
other disease. one of her eyes became very
sore, the white OF her eye turning red and
the pupil milky White ard continually
dischargfng watery tlutd. She was con.
fined 20 a dark room most OF the tlIue
wearing dark gtasaes, and on oEcastons
bed. fast for nine weeks She was reduced
from her normal weight of LOO pounds to
100.
at her commaLd, without success she
went to Jt ferson Medical College, ut
Philadelphia where such medical ceiehrl.
ties for the treatment of female rom.
plants as Dr Montgomery ami others
preside. They told her that her case was
peculiar and interesting one, but alter
ordinary treatment without giving relief.
they informed her that her only chance
OF recovery rested in tie performance of
an operation she Dreaded this ordeal
and returned home more helpless than
ever.
She then purchased ono OF Hoks's Eiec.
trio Supper ers; IL threa weeks after put
ting It on ahe had gained pounds In flesh.
WIS relieved of her complaints and her
eye wac perfectly well! From the mo.
ment she put on the supporter she gaYe
up the use OF glasses and pills.
Iheilady coees her grateful testimony
/ with these words:
Anybody who doubts this statement,
cali on or address. No. IS3 Walnut street,
! Allentown Pa.
IntRnsd JENNIE ktSrI.ER
SrAtG OF PrSS., COUNTY OF LEnIeH. 81
Before mo an alderman of The city Of
Allentown. county aforesaid. came Jennie
| Kistler who, being duly sworn according
to law, sRys That tho fOreg ding statement
Is very true in avery partieulafsto tho best
/ of her knowledge and belief.
Ladies, if you are a sufferer with
weakness, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
pain in the back, change of life,
&c, don't fail to call for a book.
Lady attendant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Prothonotor Peter A Horty Informed
his friends yeAterday that he would NOT
he a candidate for disappointment. He 10
fully aware Of the feet that acting Cover.
nor Watson means what he said that he
will not re appoint office holders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

The oorporators OF the Chester and vii.
mington halfway met this morning In the
Equitable Building but adjourned until
next Tuesday when they will meet the
road com missioners OF Brandywine nur-
dred and talk over the proposed line and
the prospect OF laying the tracks along
the turnpike.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Sixth etrest between King AID Market
presented grand appearance today on
account OF the display OF flowers The
display of Il. W. Brinton and Son, attract.
ed In UGH attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

II won't peel or rub of, and Ia superior
to paper Ralsomine or whlewash, Paint
over it or paper over 1t. Plastico Is al
ways bright aud healthy. You will be de.
lighted with 1t. james III. Brysn, lot
West Sth street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

5oenl1 boxes Japanese Pile Cure wore
cold IL lS92 in tho United Stutes 1t is
sold with written guarantee to cure or
money refunded,
\. b. Dan1orth, Second ana Market
stroets, aud Allilel's Drug Store, iO9 Mar.
kelst Get
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

cures lncipient Consumption. IL is this
best q Jugh Cure. Only QUO cent Ii doSs
25eta., 5Octs., aud 81 %
sold Dy N, u. DturOrth. druggist secoud
ana Market SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22
WORLD. CoIUMuIAN EXposIrI

WORLDS COLUMWIAS EXPOSITION
Was OF value TO the world by illustrating
the i'm provements In the mechanical arts
and eminent physicians will tsll you that
the prugress in mehtcinai agents has
beer OF equal Importance. and as y
Strengthening laxative that Syrup OF Flgs
Is Tar IN advance OF all OLhers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22
~ CITATIONS.
Reported by
HELD ~ COMPANY.
BANKERS und Ilrolter.,

Seventh aud Market Streets.
Investment aud Securities. yield,n.
from to par cent
JTders for the purchase and sale OF
stocks aud bonds ON Commission accent.
ed At al the sioux exchunKsa
Private telegraph wires to New YORK.
Philadelphia. B1stun aud Chicago,
Foreign Drafts aud Letters Of Credit -
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22
FIFTH EDITION.
KILLED ON The TRACK.
Jonathan Neville. a Well Known Carpenter
OF Kirkwood, Killed by n Freight Train.

Early this morning Jonathan Neville, q
well known carpenter. loft his home near
tho canal bridge, to 20 to work on a farm
near Krkwood A Short way down the
track he was struck by extra freight train
No. 80. OF the p, W. Il Is. railroad, and
instantly killed.
Deputy Coroner Chandler will go to
KlrkwOod tomorrow and hold an inquest
on the body. Permit lesion was given to the
relatives to remove the body to the home
OF the deceased.
Deceased was about 80 years OF age and
was the father OF George W. q, Neville. q
conductor on the cars of the Wilmington
City Railway Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Tho ladies OF st. Paula NJ. Il. Church.
Odessa Will hold strawberry festi, al in
the town hall t0ls evsning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

The chorus and stage dress will court
your admiration to-. night at the "SIika.
do
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

II 1obbp SMft/ Is 2phzI
any 0J'lAe Shuaes Of Ser.
.IeS mute. IHey are l0sWg
10 be mare p01ulua' Ills
season M0n epea', because
IheY are LOWer in price
lhan epea' bet02'e. Zhey
are IN SlYle; lh0L is u big
/0cIO%.
YESTERDAY WE PUT ON
Il our tables many new lots
OF Serge Suits.
We have them in Blacks,
Blues, Greys and Steels some
lined, some half lined, some
not lined at all.
Serge Suits for So, $40 and
$12.
Serge Coats and Vests, from
So up.
Serge Coats, $3.50; Vests,
$l.5G.
Other styles are not neglect.
ed. They are here holding
their own.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

SlU.UU we are Careful,
that "Muiiln sod
SllIS, Slothih9 Is illdde
up Tor wear. ms
one quality has mace our slo
Suits popular. Each year
shows US a point where M
provement can be made.
Cheaper material and another
years experience has enabled
US to get up a better line oil
$40 suits than we nave mad.
elected in the eet.up of them
style is right, trimmings
are good ana an, Workmanship
the best. Inc patterns are
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

man and vile accustomed to country
work Can hear OF "a good place OIL small
farm BY addressing "A. h., this Office,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

M Ant E-ActlvH. rel able Ia IN to o ltrit
w oriert for lruit aId Ornamental "a ".
So slocN. feFmhe en- empt yfue IT,. pen
SIS sna sun " rite ~ ole tor rrus al.
k9ghS&s1uFsI f4ss ldssehIA ~ mz!-w-n5t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Don't fail to SO cure your seats for the
"Mikado" at RoUeleu x CO.'S. No. 40
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

one iozen photographs for 80 cents at
Hollands Photograph Gallery. 81 Market
htreet,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Officer Payne found Frank Lowsky. q
Pole. at Eighth and West streets yesterday
under the Influence OF Whining ton liquor
and begging from people In the neighbor.
hood. He Informed Judge Bali through
Turnkey Hammore this morning that
his home was In Philadelphia. He was
fined t2 aud costs.
Michael Craven had craving for drink
yesterday and took O little too much.
Officer Ralston found him In a condition
unable to take care OF himself while 10
charge of a horse and wagon. He was
rated In the 81 and costs column.
James Mcclure was found by Oficar
Finn In the yard OF stable on French
street between and 10 o'clock last nj Rht.
The proprietor OF the stable has com.
planned OF the annoyance from time to
time. lie was fined a5 aud costs. -
On Monday evening William Wilkinson
entered tho Salvation Barracks at LIS
King street and ACTED very disorderly. He
disturbed the worshippers and sever al
ladies' were obliged to move their beats.
He pleaded guilty to the charge.
Judge Ball IN sentencing the defendant
stated thattthe court intended TO break
up this custom OF disturbing religious
worship. Everyone has right to wor.
ship God according TO The dictates oftneir
own conscience. II has been only few
weeks since the same kind OF q charge was
preferred against Wilkinson. A line OF
s25 anu SITS was posed.
Joseph McKoon pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF disorderly conduct on last
Saturday night. He IL one OF the parties
whom Grocer Weeks testified against
yss terday morning. The case was con.
tlnued until this evening.
Neal Kennedy was charged with having
sold intoxicating liquor on sunday last at
his saloon All Spruce street. In oonss.
quence of two State witnesses not being
present the case was continued until FRI
day morning.
John Furragher was charged With q
similar offence at the saloon 81 West
Second street. This case was continued
until to morrow morning. E. X. Cochran
Jr represents the last two defendants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

This evening at 745 o'clock Bishop
Coleman viii administer the rite of con.
ittnattoH at st. Matthew's Mission.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Constable johnson, Odessa. is much
Improved today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office to day:
7o'olock. 10 o'clock. o'clock.
40 nj IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22
C. U. H0KE, Inventor,
1903 KING, STREET.
ONCE hours from a. M to S. p. m.

AATASrED-Two white girls cook ana
w waitress to 60 To the ssaShDre. Rni-
erence required. Can alter o'clock p, m.
Mrs. W. ". fusey, 72i Adams street, ine1.tf
LHoR RE&T-House, l12a orange street. An.
II ply to q. +. Vernon, this Office. n2s-tf
w ANIEp-A girl 10 20 10 Cape May. Tor
w 3inUnths Win reference FOR general
hausewofk, Apply at Ito W. ,th stfeet
Ins9-2i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

Superintendent Mctaualand an. Mes-ra,
DUPONT and Pusey took TRIP over the ".
n, railroad IN 81 eeial irata 20 day
They were out about one uour
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-22

At least one in ten of those to whom this offer is
presented will act promptly and they Individually,
members of their families will benefit from the advan-
tages neglected by the nine who wait and forget If
you desire Details please fill out and mail the attached
coupons noting on same any subject subjects in
which you are especially interested.
The herald., 1895-06-23
FOR SALE -
MOORE & PARSONS,
229 ". Second st.

Two fine 2.story residences on the new
double track electric sixteenth street line at q
bargain for a few days; owner says sell, and
sell we must; best locality in city today for in
G.esOO-one of the choicest corners on Fig
eDOCCU ueroa 1O0xl55 to 20-foot alley, oil
Will divide lot for a building lot; has no equal
G1OsO-6-room, hard flush, hot and cold
SlCDU water, new, in Pasadena, on Pasa-
dena ave. all kinds frut bargain.
OClOS- Two business lots on Fifth St
sNCvAD right near Arcade depot; 55x15t
10 alley; choice business location; $1,000
down; balance on easy TENS.
1C0n-Nice, cosy room house, close in
sDlZUU good barn. chicken house, hedge
clean side street. house nicely finished inside
G100O-6-room, new hard finish house on
DlUUVE Twcnty-seventh ST.; fenced. barn
now rented $13 per month; includes paid in
nice and very cheap house; 500 cash, bal.
ance small monthly payments. go.
GCf00-A nice, modern Groom home on
QZOVU Girard ST.; large, airy rooms; wal
nut and oak finish; elegant mantel; nice store
house and shed; good cellar; a fine property.
S1000-Neat 4.room new house; large 30
DlUUU foot lot; close to First street cable
line close I'M prime location. and good,
cheap home.
$500 eeaE S sres, ss 1e Gr'rd st.
SS50-Buys a choice building lot on Twelfth
Cheap lots on Vernon, near Pico.
Cheap lots on Rich It,
Cheap lots OH Sixteenth ST., on new double
tract electric car line.
We have the bargains and want ali we can
get. Bring your bargains to us and the people
will hear all about them.
Fancy prices don't go with US. The public
demands bargains and SO do we. We are here
for that purpose.
MOORE e. PARSONS,
Investment Brokers ana Exclusive Property
Agents,
xz9 W. second ST. Z3
The herald., 1895-06-23
MOORE & PARSONS BARGAINS.
Houses and Lots

by MOORE g. PARSONS
investment Brokers and Exclusive Property
Agents, 220 W. Second st.
DARTNER WANTED IN ESTABLISHED
i cider and vinegar man ufactu ring business;
tEls Is nice opening on small outlay.
S2C00-FIRsT-cLAsss -sToRY BUSINESS
occupied from basement to garrett; income 81 2
per cent; in heart OF business; for an income
investment is one of the substan tial PROPOSE
Us ms that will bear closest scrutiny.
on Hoa ST. bu an rRo ~ nd
ii to This advantage to examine this. 1t is
right up in town.
$50 GOOD OF Sus RGHn s Us
energy. One of the best manufacturing con
Germs in the state. an indispensable article and
an exclusive monopoly. Don't fail to inyesti-
gate this; it is just as we say, and this is all we
f5a sis. ms1sy n.t MlNn IN
has need Of money In manufacturing business
can't carry on both.
e1OnO GROCERY AND SALOON AT IN
DIUUU voice, good location; i'll health of
owner; new. clean stock; living rooms in
G1000-FURNITURE AND LEASE 10
H9g Psh PGsSTss s TSIg
SOUZ0 to Arcade depot
SS5O.,224-K;ooMN LODGING HOUSE CLOSE
G10OO-FURNITURE AND LEASE 81
RI ,so room house in nice location; lease
0E0OO-COMPLETE ABSTRACT OF TITLE
sDCUUU business full set of books, in a
large. growing city in southern California; a
fine business opening for an Office man; pays
now $3.50 per month net
&e00O-PARTNER WANTED IN LARGE
cDOVUU steam laundry. $75 per week nett
this doubles in winter.
&k000-GOOD BUSINESS MAN WANTED
spOUUU to take go shares stock in one OF the
big. solid institutions OF Los Angeles: position
on salary in directory to the right man
MOORE & PARSONS.
Exclusive Property Agents and Investment
Brokers. 223 W. Second st. %
The herald., 1895-06-23
TOR EXCHANGE
Here are few of
MOORE & PARSONS EXCHANGES,
See il you want to trade.

Here are a few OF
MOORE & PARSONS EXCHANGES,
See II you want to trade.
229 W. Second ST.
S45OA. hshiy 1 ~ acres re at
provement aud cultivation; 5-room. hard fin
lshed house; big barn 36x4o, with cement
floor; 6foot fence corral: 10 acres alfalfa, 2
acres strawberries; finest water supply in the
county, water to SELL fine TOKYO reservoir,
gasoline engine, engine house cement floor;
enough water can be sold to pay good int crest
on Investment; an opening that is hard to beat
and one that will not prove on examinat ion
to have a lot of Objectionable features, hut
will verify all and more than we claim. We
only ask $1,000 down, balance very easy; or if
you have first class exchange in Los ANGLER,
Oakland. Berkeley or Alameda for part will
considerit. Noiubbish wanted. 1901
&S000-Double house and nice broom cot
eDCUVV tage in Santa Monica; house all
hard finish. modern improvements; on two
lots. rent for $500 per month; will exchange
SOCUU. place right cloEe in, north OF city: 7
acres grapes, just loaded, other fruits in album
dance: big reservoir; plenty OF water good
haru finished house, want home in Los An
gesles;
feet house, on large lot, in choice neighbor..
hood; will exchange equity for good tract OF
city lots or a smaller house and lot.
0DSOA-A GOOD 2-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
u ADUV right on electric car line z rooms;
TO exchange for good wei located, clear lot.
and yaaan eheaso prOcs9sv
owners want TO transfer all their interest to
Southern California and will exchange for
good lands or city property. Don't offer rub
Dish, for'all properties offered will be careful
ly inspected,
C10 OO0-AN ELEGANT. MODERN IA
ElUaVUU room residence in Lansing,
Mich, and choice location; furnace and every
modern convenience: fine brick barn: to ex-
change for Los Angeles or vicinity.
$4,000 seAdora g GI asrss E 81 &c
for Los Angeles.
CLEAR EASTERN PROPERTY TO EN-
CHANGE FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
WILL ASSUME OR PAY CASH DIFFEREN CE.
G-00O-A NICE 22-ACRE FRUIT RANCH
~ VUU close to Los Angeles; a fine foot
hill home for some body who wants to live clcse
to town: nice Groom house. verandas, hedges
and arbois. flowers; reservoir and artesiau
water piped; big barn, chicken plant, other
buildings. What have you in Los Angeles
propertyto exchange fora place where you
can make some money?
MOORE e. PARSONS.
Investment Brokers and Exclusive Property
Agents.
229 W Second st.
The herald., 1895-06-23
FOR Observation-Disclosures

EoR sALE-"PEoPLE IN GLASS HOUSES
should not throw stones" It's an old saying
amt it? But very good one. When certain
pretended firm seeks its proper level by de-
nouncing The secondhand furniture stores,
and telling the public of the filthy diseased
stock which they carry, it, S about time to show
them up in their proper light. This pretended
new Furniture store maintains q feeble, but
buzzing existence, scarce to be called life, like
winter flies, which in mild weather, crawl out
of obscure hooks and crannies to expatiate in
the sun. Talk about your dirty diseased stocks
let them tell the public what those new wool
mattresses are made of for $3.50. Let them
tell the public where those new SIS oak suits
were used in the city of Chicago during the
Worlds fair Let them explain about that
secondhand baby carriage that was recovered
last Sunday. What are they going to do with
it? But what's the use of talking about it. II
it wasn't for the fact that we stand off the ad.
vertising collector, we would not take up SO
much valuable space. Let it go at that.
With two s-room houses OF furniture and
household goods coming in tomorrow we will
give you unheard of bargains It's poor buyer
who won't buy an elegant oak secretary and
bookcase for 500 that cost $40. or that pretty
buyer who won't buy one of those pretty iron
bedsteads for 81. Who wouldn't buy a good
hardwood bedroom suit for 3d. or an elegant
oak suit, 24x3O mirror, for SIS and SIG, or a
dainty white enameled suit for $50, or a
cheval suit for SIS. who wouldn't buy good
mating for loo and l2c, linen warps for l5c
and zoe, or some of the late!t designs, very
BEST 25c and SOC. Who wouldn't buy a wal
nut bureau for $3.50, great large oak cheyal
one $12, one OF those neat cheffoners for So. so,
one of those elegant oak ones with plate
mirror for $3.50. Who wouldn't buy the
oak chair that we sell for 700, that
embossed rocker for $1.4O; that leather. seated
rocker for So; that wicker rocker for So. rs;
that patent swinging rocker for So. SO? Who
would not buy that hardwood center table for
81; that fancy oak parlor table for So; that t.
foot extension table for So; that polished oak,
s-foot table for SIP. cost 500; that 6-foot one
for So, cost SIS? Who would not buy that
newprocess gasoline stove, in perfect Order
for $40 cost 1928; one OF the old process, with
oven, for S4; a dandy little cook stove for
$3.50; one with water pipes for So an elegant
model range, with water pipes, for $1450; a
large restaurant range for 500, cost $45? Who
wouldn't buy 60 yards Of secondhand mo.
quette carpet at so cents yard; or hundreds
of yards OF ingram carpets and art squares at
your own price; or some of those Holland
shades at % cents; fine Opaque ones 35 cents;
fancy fringed ones SO cents? Who wouldn't
buy at JosEPH's, 426 and 42s S. Spring?
The herald., 1895-06-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

nor sALE-A FINE CHANCE TO MAKE
Il money at San Luis Obispo by opening up
a restaurant and boarding house. We have
for sale two fine lots right next to the new
Southern Pacific round house and repair
shops where 800 men will be employed. San
Luis will DO the end of the railroad division
between San Francisco and Los Angeles, and
will grow rapidly. All the through travel of
passengers will be over this new coast line.
Investigate this bargain at once. The two lots
will be sold for $500; $40 cash, balance
monthly. MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
1919 S. Broadway. Sund., TIL, Sat-
The herald., 1895-06-23

Fruit and vegetable store; best paying bust
ness in the city; satisfaction guaranteed or nc
money.
The herald., 1895-06-23
TOR sALE-HoUsES-
BY BARR REALTY CO.,
III South Broadway.

BY BARR REALTY CO.,
YOUR OWN PRICE.
G1cOO-A very pretty Groom cottage, all
tDIOUU modern Improvements, barn. etc.i
good location, nice lawn, flowers. etc.; 500
cash, $50 monthly. 1871
CHEAP AND EASY.
G1rOO-5-room cottage. Towne ave-, new
DllUU and complete; $500 cash, balancs
$50 monthly. l49l
PRETTY HOME.
tO1O0-7-room cottage on Girard st.: all
tDZlUV modern improvements, cement
walks and pavements. nice location; $500
cash, balance can stand.
LOVELY LOCATION.
ttOOOO-5-room cottage, West Adams ST.
DZUUU modern and complete; part cash,
$25 monthly.
ALWAYS IN DEMAND.
cs1OOO-5-ROOM COTTAGE BATH, HOT
DIZUU and cold water; patent cl osets, etc;
good condition. near Terminal depot; $500
cash. balance to suit.
GILT-EDGE. ,a
nSOOO-1O-ROOM HOUSE, COMPLETE.
epCUUU with all modern conveniehves; .
perfect home: splendidly built; Gloss in on
Hope; this property is bound to advance In
value; $500 cash, balance to suit srr
FINE LOCATION.
NOsSO-6.ROOM COTTAGE ON y4TH ST.;
erZs)e)U modern improvements; $500 cash,
BARR REALTY GO.
% III South Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-23

NOR SALE.-HOUsE T. ROOMS. LOT 5Ox125,
Il Girard ave. $500 cash. balance of $3.50
in and years, or monthly payments. +. H.
BARCLAY & DAUGHTER, 2221S S. Broadway.
"a
The herald., 1895-06-23

Cigar and Notion store; low rent good loca-
tion good business; positive bargain.
The herald., 1895-06-23

EOR SALE-BICYCLE AND REPAIR SHOP
Il fine wheels good location.
The herald., 1895-06-23

BARGAINS, YES. BARGAlNS!-
ID $3.50 buys 2 large lots and Groom we'll.
built cottuge on Blaine. near Washington;
price $3.50; investigate this.
$650--4Ox120 foot lot and nice 3 room cot
tage on Trinity st., first house south OF 23d st..
east side; only $3.50; this is a snap; these are
for sale by Prayer & TREOSTI,
"a POL N. Main.
The herald., 1895-06-23
FINANCIAL
DACQLC LOAN CO.
i lncOrpOfated.

Oldest established in Los Angeles
Thoroughly reliable.
Loans made in any amounts on all kinds OF
collateral security. diamonds, jewelry, seal
skins, mercha ndise, safes, etc. Also on pianos,
furniture and household goods, in either pri-
vate houses, lodging, boarding houses or ho-
tells, without rem6v al from the premises. Par
tial payments received; money quick, bust-
ness confidential. Private Office for ladies.
w. E. DEGROoT, manager
Rooms 2, and 4, ia .Spring St
The herald., 1895-06-23

TT YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to ad.
vertise in the want columns of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Heralds large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. If
The herald., 1895-06-23

Have all classes OF business for sale.
R. b. MORRIS; Manager, l.. Nittinger, 219
W. 4th. %
The herald., 1895-06-23

TAKEN UP-A SORREL MARE COLT.
Il owner can have same by proving same
and paying for this advertisement Address
Anderson, Box so, this Office
The herald., 1895-06-23

NOR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HAIR
II ness; horse six years old. record of 2 20;
sound, afraid of nothing, woman or child can
drive him; no reasonable offer refused. ]. P.
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