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u another column we publish the adj
tess issued By the State Executive Com
! mIttee to the Conservative DEMOCRACY Of
&the State. The address is brief bat to the
point and fully plains itself In ac-
!sc2rdance with the suggestion containtd
in the address, = mass meeting Of the
nservatives 0f Anderson County VIII
BE held IN The Court House on Saturday,
SJlly 9Th at clock a.. M. It IS linz
4 poytapt that every Conservative in the
yCoahty attend this meeting.
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Hon Hoke Smith Is being urged by
is friends to enter the race 10 succeed
seii. John B. Gordon In the United States
zsnate fEom Georgia The people OF
|aesxgia conld not secure q better or an
Rablsr mar for the place.
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zt seems now that Charleston is arous-
from her lethargy and is determined
has iyr5ad 70 the West. a con-
Euction sstnpsny has been organized
&d tho citizens are subscrib literally:
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NOTICE

A LII parties having business in my
II office are hereby notified that I will
be in my Office on Tuesdays and Saturdays
and salesdays., My duties reguire me to
be in the country the rest of the time.
joining, will issue checks, file claims, etc.,
in my absence.
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One of the oldest com binations in
names imaginable may be found at
Pleasantville, Marion county,. Iowa, one
of whose citizens rejoices In the pracno-
mon and coguomen of Fish Lines.
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rlc Mic and an Election Of Tea chers

A school PIC mic will be given at Cente;
of Gravity, S. O, July 18th next. Every
body is invited. Prominent speakers will
be on hand.
An election for principal and assistant
for Antreville High School will bs held
the same day. Applicants will please ad-
dress 8 N. B KNOX,
President Board Trustees.
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WE ARE
NO Damp FOOLS !

THOUGH some high-priced mer.
chants feel the cold water our Low
Prices have dashed on them. Weare
still in the ring for business, and con-
gratulate ourselves on the wonderful
growth of our business under our
motto "a quick penny is better than
slow dollar"
We have on hand al unusually
cheap and pretty line of Dress Goods,
Calicoes, Bleachings and Domestics,
Plaids, Shoes and Hats, and every
body knows that we always keep the
best and cheapest Flour on the mar
ket. Several hundred barrels of it
we propose to sell cheaper than any
house in town. We mean business.
Our j. K. No. 2 Coffee and Little
Reaper Tobacco need no words Of
praise from us-our customers attend
to that.
We have on hand a lot Of Corn,
Bran and Meal, on which we can
save our customers money.
For Sugar, Lard, Bacon, Canned
Goods, Salt and other groceries, see
us always before buying.
DEAN & RATLIFFE.
na- City Delivery Wagon.
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NOTICE.

VXYILL be let to the lowest responsible
w bidder on Friday, 28th inst, at II
a. m, the building of new Bridge over
Eighteen Mile Creek, near j. G. strib-
ling's. Plans and specifications made
known on day of letting. Contractor will
be required to give bond for double the
amount of contract for the faithful per
formance of work.
w. P. sNELGR0VE, Go. Sup.
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IOCal ...'''oAo
The arms were in excellent condition.
The officer in charge had evidently prop
erly instructed the cadets how to care for
their arms, and then had required them
to do it. They keep their arms in their
rooms.
The equipments were in very good
order.
All were in uniform.
The steadiness and behavior Of the
cadets during the drill were excellent.
In the review and the drill which follow
ed, the cadets showed an excellent knowl-
edge of the close order movements Of the
drill regulations. Each battalion was
drilled separately, and nearly every
movement in Che book was covered.
The cadet officers and guides were well
up in their respective duties, and the
cadets in rank were prompt and soldierly
In the execution OF the various move.
ments.
There has been no instruction in the
extended order, which is unfortunate, as
the size of the corps would enable the
instructor to 20 further into that impor-
tant part of the drill book than any other
school inspected. There has been no
artillery drill, no practical instruction In
signaling or in minor tactics. A guard
is maintained at all times, and the senti-
nels, two Of them, walk post all night and
perform the regular garrison duties of q
sentinel as far as practicable; In other
words they do regular guard duty and In
a highly creditable manner, Lieut.. DON
aldson informs me.
While the cadets of the senior class,
when assembled in the section room, did
not show the same excellent knowledge
OF the theoretical instruction given as
they had shown on the drill ground,
they were fairly well acquainted with the
principles governing outposts, advance
and rear guards, marching, camping and
subsistence Of troops, etc.
The institution has been IN operation
less than two years, and the excellent
condition of the cadets as to military In,
structions, soldierly bearing, etc., could
ability, tact and perseverance on the
part Of Lieut.. Donaldson, and hearty,
genuine cooperation on-the part of the
authorities of the institution and to both
are due the highest degree Of credit for
the excellent state Of efficiency Of the
corps of cadets.
Lieut.. Donaldson has charge of the
barracks and the mess hall in all things
pertaining to discipline. AS matter of
interest, and as an example of creditable
management, I will state that the sub
sistenoe OF the boys at this institution
costs less than So per month, that sum
being charged each cadet fer his board,
including lighting and heating in his
room, by electricity and steam respec-
lively. I inspected dinner-my visit was
not expected-and found it to be excel
lent In quality and quantity.
Undoubtedly the benefits produced
warrant the continuation Of the military
department.
Very respectively,
E. A. DARLINGTON,
Major Inspector General.
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Gov Atkinson, Of Georgia, who has
ben at deaths door for the past ten days,
nov improving slowly, and the attends
ag phgsiciana think he lis olit Of danger

&A knockdown argument IN favor, Of
sping the Democrats in control of the
lonal government Is the voluntary
ing Of wages 81 large employers Of
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NOTICE.

rNHE County Board of Commissioners
l. will meet Monday, July 1st. All
persons having claims against the County
must file them on or before Saturday, 29th.
There will be no Checks issued on the
day Of the nesting.
w. P. sNELGROvE, Supervisor.
June 10, 1895 81 9
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State barroozns now open at $50
esock g. m. and close at z ps M. We
Presume this is another step toward
8rohib ibitior. q
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CIemson's Cadets.

The following report, very creditable
to the instruction and conduct OF cadets
at Clemson College, has been made by
the Inspector General of the United
States army:
CLEMSON, S. c., May 20, 1895.
To the Inspector General OF the United
States Army, Washington, D. c.:
Sir: T have the honor to submit the
following report Of an inspection of the
military department of the Clemson Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical College, made
this day under instructions from the
Secretary OF War.
Lieut.. T. @. Donaldson, Eighth Cav
airy, is on duty as military professor at
this institution; he is entirely satisfactory
to the authorities of the institution, and
Judging from the condition of the corps
of cadets, think he is eminently suitable
for such work. The College authorities
are we'll disposed toward the military
department, and assign to it as much
time as the general requirements of the
institution warrant.
The corps Of cadets are organized into
two battalions OF three companies each
and at all formations form as regiment.
The battalion commanders are graduates
of the South Carolina Military Academy,
and are Lieut.. Donaldson's assistants in
| the military department.
The appearance and bearing of the
cadets at review and inspection were ex-
The herald., 1895-08-04
PERsoNAL-HALF PRICE FOR GOOD

PERSONAL-HALF PRICE FOR GOOD
furniture, stoves. carpets and all
kinds of household goods. Yes, IN A.
DEAU, at 3l1-313 S. Main ST., has piles
of it at aboveEprice. If you need single
article go to him; If you want to furnish
a hum BILE homo go to him. ii you want to
furnish a nice cottage GO to him; If you
want to furnish lodging house. go to
him; in fact, whatever you may need it
will pay you to go to NADEAU'S. You
can real y get good furniture and carpets
cheaper from NADEAU than anywhere
else in town. His customers anu every
one who has traded with HIM know this,
and others should come at once and see
for themselves that our prices all around
are lower than others;. To prove this
get other dealers prices on your outht.
Then come and let us knock them out
with our low prices. You will find we are
money savers for you, and that IS not all;
we have the largest stock to select from;
we keep new goods as well as second
hand; we keep large line of new stoves
them; such a variety of elegant patterns,
either in Brussels. tapestry or ingrains.
And in martings, linoleu ms and olcloths
we have large stock of latest designs
and at lowest prices. Our stock of shades.
lace curtains, portieres table covers,
curtain poles, etc.. is large and we'll
selected. We have IN stock (just arrived)
some Japanese screens; they are simply
gorgeous, and the prices, from three and
a half to six dollars. put them within the
reach os everyone. In fact. we can tit you
out in about anything you may need in
the line of house furnishing goods. and
at lower prices than you can get the same
anywhere else. NADEAU, 3l1 and 3l3 y.
Main st,
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HO-
tel, restaurant and household helm.
None but competent help furnished. Ho-
tel Gazette Employment Bureau rooms
IL and II Manhattan bldg, l37 s. Broad
way Tel. 2S5 tt
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JUDSON'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS
Every Monday over tAe Rio Grande
Western and Denver and Rio Grande rail
ways; scenic route personally conducted;
newly upholstered cars through to Chi
cago, New York and Boston. Finest
equipment, best service, quick time.
Office, 2l2 s. Spring st.
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CHURCH NOTICES

FIRST EIIaITUAL SOCIETY (INCOR-
porated)- Meetings in Music hall. 231
9. Spring st at 2:30 and 1880. The Won
deyful young trance speaker. MISS Lydla
Allen of Summerland, will deliver IN
spirationsl addresses at both meetings to-
day, followed by tests and reading OF
sealed messages by Ben M: Barney. All
members of the society will please attend
the meeting TO-DAY, being the first Sun.
day in the month. Regular business
meeting will be called at $50 p. m. 4
SPIRITUAL SOCIETY OF TRUTH
seekers (incorpcoratedD; meets in
Forestefs' hall, 1917 n. Main ST., at
10 80 a. m. Inspirational address by Mrs.
Browning and free healing aid develop
ing circles by Mrs. Evans. Conference
meeting at 80 p. m. AT 1880, inspira-
tional address by Mrs. Browning; or
dination services and spiritual tests by
Mrs. Kim ball. Friends OF the. cause
and earnest investigators cordially in
vited; admission free.
CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL) COR
ner Flower and Pco sts:, Rev. Alfred
S. Clark, rector, residence 1870 Figueroa
st.: Sunday services IL am. and 1880
p.m.; Holy Communion every Sunday at
am. and first and Third Sundays at
midday service; Sunday school 9:45 am.
Seats free; strangers cordially invited.
Electric cars to University and Pico
Heights pass the church.
CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL-COR.
Flower and Pico sts., Rev. Alfred 5.
Clark, rector. residence 1870 Figueroa ST.
Sunday services II a. m. and 7:3O pm.
HOLY communion every Sunday at a. m.
and first and third Sundays at midday
service. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Seats
Tree. Strangers cordially invited. Elec-
trio cars to University and Pico Heights
pass the church.
SERVICES IN ST. pAUL'S EPISCO-
pal church on Olive bet. Sixth and
Seventh sts.. today. Holy communion
at 8 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
il a. m. Evening PRAYER 4:30 p. H..
Special services and address .77;45 p. m.
The rector, Rev. John Gray, will otficiate
at all the services.
AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, COR.
ner of Twenty ninth and Sumner
Sunday school. $3.50 a. m. Rev. W. W.
Tinker will preach at II O'Clock. B. Y.
p. U. meeting at p. m. Rev. &. L.
Douglas will give a st'reopticon lecture
on the Life of Bunyan and the Pilgrims
Progress. Lecture begins at o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE NEW ERA-MEETs
at Illinois hall, cor. Sixth and Broad
way. Aug. A. at II a. m. Mrs. Kate Iup-
per Galpin will speak; subject, How to
Educate Our Girls. Evening address by
OapCdlD y. II. ChlHUcl al y. Ill. supyeCb
The Brotherhood of Man.
PHILOSOPHICAL aOCTET7 = FREE
lecture this evening at Blavatsky hall,
4:1id Spring ST., at 7:45 o clock. Subjeci.
Theosophy and Social Reform, by Irving
Clark.
SERVICES AT CHRIST (EPISCOPAL)
church, Redondo Beach, will be re-
sumed today at II o'clock. the Rev. Pro-
fessor Lincoln of San Mateo officiating.
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GREA AND GROWING
BUSIN ESS.

DIN
During this week we will sell goods al
follows:
Nice high back dining room chairs as
low as SOC, or solid oak polished ones for 81.
Solid maple suits at 80, worth $50. and
other chamber and parlor suits in propor-
tun.
Some fine chiffonieres. beveled plate
glass in birch or OAK. for $40. How is
this for new furniture?
SIDEBOARDS
We have elegant ones. Dig. roomy, styl-
ish. beauti ul in design and finish, at $13,
SIS, $17 and up to $35.
AND HOW is THIS?
Fifteen different patterns of solid OAK
rockers. at 1850 each? and there are still
few left of those handsome brocatelle
rockers, at $11, the greatest bargains ever
Talk about shades-why. We simply
beat the world.
Fine cloth shades reduced to 35c.
EFine Hartshorn roller shades, hand
made, reduced TO 6Oc.
Our linolenms are also marked down
to unheard OF prices, .and you can buy
them at from 35c up to the best grades
made.
We are almost giving oil cloth away
you can have all you want at 20c.
Mattings-well here is where we do get
after the highest-priced dealers; we sell
GIL tLDe IHhltIuSeD lToHh oC up.
But here we are again-purtieres this
time; got stacks CT 'em for $685. good at
that and whole lot more of higher
grades and higher prices.
These bargains are not all, however, for
among our last trainloao of goods we
FLAT-TOP DESKS
FOR IS.
Extension tables for $3.50.
Fine oak ones for 30.
Three piece bed room sets for $40.
But you ough. to see how We are selling
CROCKERY,
TINWARE,
STOVES,
And hundreds OF other household artl-
cles.
Come and see us if you want anything;
and if you don't want anything.
come and see US anyway.
1t will do you some good to see how
near we are to giving things away.
FULLER
AND
LEWIS.
FULLER
AND
LEWIS.
251
S. MAIN ST.
251
S. MAIN ST.
The herald., 1895-08-04

THE WPORT HOUSE HAS
changed hands. The finest rooms IN
the city; rates reasonable; see our rooms
before engaging elsewhere. 140 E. Fourth
near Westminster. Ola
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Observation-Disclosures

wANTED-PARENTS WHO WISH LIFE
-. e.. like pictures of their children. at half
price. to see portrait at W. S. ALIENS,
S4 s. Spring, and senu address TO 40
Wall st.
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MINING

MINING PROPERTIES BOUGHT. SOLD
ana developed. We have some fine
gold mines. silver and lead mines and
copper properties for sale on easy terms;
also good properties to lease. 10y u
Hurin. 1886 S. Broadway. Att
The herald., 1895-08-04

BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS,
personally conducted leave Los An
geles every Wednesday via Southern Pa.
cifc. Denver and Rio GIande and Bur-
lington route, for Chicago, New York,
Boston and other eastern points; uphols-
See any Southern Pacific agent or write
10 T. II. Duzan. agent, or T. A. Grady.
excursion manager, Do S. Spring ST.. Los
Angeles. Cal.
The herald., 1895-08-04
FOR RENT..ROOMS

HOTEL JOHNSON, ADJOINING WEST
minister. l29 Z. Fourth st.. all new
and elegantly furnished outside rooms
with or without board. Single and
suites of rooms with private baths; finest
beds in city; two private kitchens to let.
Q.17
The herald., 1895-08-04

FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED COT.
tages; also furnished housekeeping
rooms. 515 W. Seventh st. 4
The herald., 1895-08-04

TO EXCHANGED TONS OF FIRST
class short barley hay, as first pay
ment on cottage. CARTER & co., 1928 s.
Broadw 6
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE
SOUTHERN
GA ALIFORNIA
PULMONARY
INSTITUTE.
Located at 443 s. Broadway, is prospering
nicely under the management of DR.. M.
Hilton Williams, the new proprietor DR..
W. has been practicing physician in Los
Angeles for the past IL years, and has
ade some wonderful cures in consump-
tion and kindred diseases. Consultation
tree and prices within the reach OF all.
Institute, 443 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-08-04
MEDIUMS.

THE WORLDS FAMOUS MEDIUM AND
palmist. formerly known throughout
Europe and America as 'Syra, the child
medium" the greatest living medium, in
dependent slate writer of the age; if de-
ceived by faKirs. would-bs mediums,
prove her powers; she tells wha. you
want to know: are you sick or in trouble?
she can help you. Mediums developed.
Hours, 2. to 5. 453 Wall. S-25
The herald., 1895-08-04
FOR SALE-MLSCELLANEOUS

READ ROBERT F. JONES' REAL ES-
tate advertisement on sixth page. 4
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FOR RENT-2 ROOMS NICELY FUR
nlshed. for one or two gentlemen.
with board if desired; 10-minutes walk
from Herald office. terms very reasonat lie.
Address RENTER, box %, this office. l
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THE

Angeles for the past IL years, and has
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NOTICE TO MINING MEN WE HAVE
Just returned from the famous lndio
(McHaney's Desert Queen) mining dis
trct, and have limited list of excellent
properties for SALE lease, bond, etc., at
very reasonable terms.
CARPENTER & HOUGH.
u S. Hotel.
The herald., 1895-08-04

THE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE
State Loan and Trust company are In
closed in fire. proof and burg lar-proof
vault with time locks and brilliantly
lighted with electricity; alcoves attached
for the private examination OF valuabes,
with writing materials; young lady in
attendance.
The herald., 1895-08-04

WANTED - WE OPEN TOMORROW
from - to 2. We want at once first
class cook, city, $50; tirst-clsss shop car
woodohopers; taiIors. pants. etc. nurse
girl for Clearwater, $50; for Ontario, small
family. no washing, SIS; nurse girls and
cooks for city. SIS to $25. etc. SOUTHERN
ENJOYMENT co., 1917 S. Broadway.
room 5.
The herald., 1895-08-04

NEW HAFEN HOUSE-JUST OPENED
1874 S. Hill. Mrs. E. Law. proprie.
tress; furnished and unfinished rooms.
electric lights. hot and cold baths, priv
ilege. OF light housekeeping; everything
The herald., 1895-08-04
FOR SALE..LIYE STOCk

FOR SALE FINE. WELL BROKEN
roadsters and saddle horses; bays and
browns, 4 and years; $50, $75 $l00; la
147 S. Broadway,
The herald., 1895-08-04

PERSONAL-IF ANXIOUS TO KNOW
what YOU or your children are best
adapted for. or whether the one you are to
marry will make happy companion,
bring a photo and call on Prof. Seman,
character, occult scientist. medium, p.y-
chist and palmiss. 124H 5. Spring, room
H. 9-23
The herald., 1895-08-04

BUSINESS CARDS, 81 PER 1000; OTHER
printing in proportion. PACIFIC
PRINTING PLANT, 217 Ntw High st.
Tel. 400.
The herald., 1895-08-04

NOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water company will strictly enforce
the following rules The hours for sprink-
ling are between 8 and s o'clock a. M.
and and o'clock p. m. For a viola
tion of the above regulations the water
will be shut off and fine of 81 will be
charged before the water will be turned
on again.
The herald., 1895-08-04

PHILLIPS PERSONALLY CONDUCT
ed excursions via the Rio Grande and
Rock Island routes; leave Los Angeles
every Tuesday; cross the Sierra Nevadas
and pass tho entire Rio Grande scenery
by daylight. Office 13S s. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-08-04

MRS. DR.. THOMAS BEIGHEL, CLAIR
voyant-Tells past. present and future
also gives alcohol baths and magnetic
treatment for rheumatism. 139 N.Spring
st, Royal House, room ~, second floor. 8
A WONDERFUL DEAD TRANCE ME-
dium and crystal reader; names. de-
scriptons. past, present, future given:
locates mines; advises in all businesses.
102 u S. Hill. S-A
The herald., 1895-08-04

LEWIS & ANDERSON,
3l2 South Main St.,
Special Sale Monday.
Oak cheval bedroom sets, price $50, for
$16.
Walnut sideboard for $40.
Fine Walnut Marble-top bedroom set
S15
Fine Walnut Folding bed with mirror.
500.
Good thrse-burner gasoline stove and
oven, 81. so.
25c grades linen warp mattings for 20c.
20c grades linen warp mattings for l5c.
15c grades mating for 1oc.
Extra fine grades mating cut to 2Oc.
Extra fine SOC grades mating cut to 35c.
Remember these special bargains are
LEWIS e. ANDERSON.
3l2 South Main st. 5
WANTED - WE OPEN TOMORROW
from 12 to .. We want at once first
class cook, city, $50; first-class shop car
pcnter, $25 day: ranch hand, SIS; q
woodchopers; tailors. pants. ETC.; nurse
girl for Clearwater, $50; for Ontario, small
family. no washing, SIS; nurse girls and
EMPLOYMENT co., 10114 S. Broadway.
room 5.
NOTICE TO MINING MEN WE HAVE
just returned from the famous lndio
(McHaney's Desert Queen) mining dis
trict, and have limited list of excellent
properties for sale, lease, bond, etc., at
w. CARPENTER & HoUGH.
U. S. Hotel.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS IN
all states soon; 1000 appointments
yearly. For dates, places. salaries and all
information aoout government positions,
address NATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE INSTITUTE. Washington. DC. 4
wANTED-SALESMAN. OFFICE MAN.
20 skilled and unskilled workmer as
sorted situations; also females. inexpe-
rienced office girl. nurse girl SIS board,
homework 500, cham bermaid, waitress.
EDWARD NITTINGER, 4141a S. Broad
way. 4 a
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN WILL
not be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by my former partner, Jake stein
burgh. J. +. JACKSON.
August l. 1895. 4 q IL
l. o. o. +. MAGNOLIA ENCAMPMENT,
No. So, will hold special meeting
Thursday evening, August 8. for the pur
pose of conferring degrees. Patriarchs are
invited.
BUSINESS CARDS, 81 PER 1000; OTHER
printing in proportion. PACIFIC
PRINTING PLANT, 217 New High st.
Tel. 400.
ENTERPRISE CARRIAGE WORKS.
All kinds of wagons. buggies, etc.,
bought sold and exchanged. No. 1l5 n.
Los Angeles st. ola
HUNTERS TAMALES = HUNTER
makes Texas tamales, the leading ia
male of the world. $40 Stevens Place. 81
-
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PULMON-
ary Institute, 443 S. Broadway. See
adv. on last page. $40 1y
500 CITY COUNCIL THAT ROB PEG.
pie of their water without any right
disgrace themselves and the city.
DIR. E. R. BRADLEY HAS REMOVED
to Hallet g. Pirtle blk. opp. Chambe
OF Commerce. S-23
MACHINERY, DIES AND TOOLS MADE
and repaired. J. Won serkey, 23i L.
Second st.
DR.. BING - CHINESE PHYSICIAN
and surgeon; Office and residence. $50
S. Broadway. Consultation free. S-24
WANTED-TWO LIVE SALE SMEN SAL
airy and commission. Call between
and 8, No. PIG 5. Broadway.
READ ROBERT f. JONES' REAL ES-
tate advertisement on sixth page. A