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The railroads here mentioned are the San
Luis and san joaquin, and The Souther rn Pa
cihc The latter company, as Is we known
are now busily engaged in the completion of
their new scenic shore line, only about 80 miles
now remaining to be finisheo. This neressa-
rily must be first accomplished before item
t on can be given TO any lateral branches
Some time ago articles of incorporation were
filed by the Ell Moro Railroad company, whose
purpose is to construct a line of railroad from
II Moro to connect with the Southern Pacific
at the station OF Goldtree. an estimated dis
ia u e OF only six miles. When people realize
how great an advance in values will follow the
opening of this new through line of the
thern Pacific they will eagerly buy
l,'ai estate OF all kinds in that vicinity.
nd the town of FL Moro will feel the impetus
: ockhulders of the Hotel FL Moro COM
nich will soon follow and have decided upon
l4ans for their hotel which will be built on
the magnificent site of eight acres donated to
item by the Moro Bay improvement Co. AS q
summer resort Fl Moro has no equal. The
calm, unrutiled waters of it's land-locked
ing, there being no danger whatever. The po-
stion of the townsite itself, lying fifteen to
twenty feet above ocean level, is all that can
be desi red, the uniform gentle grade affording
most excellent drainage,
Possessing all these advantages, and having
a harbor capable OF being developed and i'm
proved so that its accommodation for shipping
will be unsurpassed, Ell Moro can confidently
appeal to the careful investor as being
SAFE, SECURE AND SURE.
Lots in FL Moro are now on sale for %75 on
easy instalments OF 10 down and s5 per
aad other information call on or address
MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
1854 South Broadway,
Los Angeles. 20
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Rustlcrs Jailed

sPRINGVIvw, Neo., July 49, Four
rustlers captured by vigiIa.tes have been
jailed here. People are up IN arms, new
vigilance committees are being organized
and cattle rustlers from this on will b
HANGED.
The herald., 1895-07-19

@OSO- KINNEY's BOULEVARD TRACT,
WZsv close to Pasadena electric cars. The
greatest snap yet put on the market. few
lots offered as u starter at WOO each. on time
Bound to rise 100 per cent in year. First
come first served. Call at l3A s. Broadway for
map. IL
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FOR sALE---REAL ESTATE.
Country Property.
OVERNMENT LAND.

All partts desiring to secure good govern
ment land as homestead or desert land should
cali at l25 ". Third street. Some OF the nnest
alfalfa and fruit land in this state near n. II.
can be secured IL YOU act quick. 1t lays per-
iect; the soil is decomposed granite; there Is
an abundance OF pure water married
woman can take desert land. 1t requires no
residence, and only costs %l.2o per acre. I-Iotl
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Knighted by Her Majesty

LONDON, July 1S.-Henry Irving.
Walter Besant and sixteen others went 10
Windsor castle today and we're kniShtsd
by the QueeA
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Rheum atism in the back. shoulders, hips
ankles, elbows or wrists is caused by accumu-
lation OF acid in the blood. Hoods Sarsa pa
rIlla neutralizes the acid and cures tbs rheu-
matism
The herald., 1895-07-19

INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il $1S, ,O0O-Stock OF boots, shoes: take land in
Los Angeles county. W. N. UOLWAY, room
IA, California Bank building.
EXCHANGE
20 acres near Rialto: $4,000. mtg. $4O0; for
lots here or eastern land WIN. N. HOLWAY,
room Ia, Cal. Bank building, I'd and Broadway.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Stock OF dry goods about $4,000; accept
land or lots for one.half amount. VIM n.
HOLWAY, room Ia, Cal. Bank building, I'd
and Broadway,
EXCHANGE
n acres; 10 mi. from Portland, mi. from
Oregon City; $2500 IA acres in prunes
bearing; will accept Los Angeles or Pasa den a
property, and assume. VIM. N. HOLWAY,
room Ia. Cal. Bank building.
EXCHANGE
$500; clear lots in Chicago at a cash value,
for property in Los Angeles or vicinity WIN.
N. nOLWAY, room IA, Cal Bank building.
HOUSES BUILT-PLANS FREE
If you have lot paid for we will erect a
house and acce pit payments monthly. or yearly !;
no cash required Or for a cash we furnish
house and lot, balance OH time. WIN. N HOL-
WAY, room Ia, Cal. Bank building. III If
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G0k00-32O ACRES GOOD LAND CLOSE
RCVVV to the corporation OF Riverside ;
all tillable; is paying good interest in hay; will
choice Eastern,
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Hoods pills are the best family cathar tic
and liver medicine Harmless and reliable.
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A NICE BUSINESS OF MANLFACTtJRING
"A cider to exchange for small tract o
ground close TO city; business established on
paying basis.
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&OS00-Want good lot or lots ior $4,000
P-DOV equity in 7.room house on Twenty
INST st., close TO Electric line
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IMPORTANT
SEE LARKIN'S

NOR EXCHANGE - DIVIDEND PAYING
II stock for either vacant or improved prop.
erty: will assume or pay some cash. WIN. +.
BOSBY6HELL, 116 S. Broadway. 14tf
01C OOO-FINE CITY PROPERTY, ALL
DlZsUUU clear, on Figueroa St Want
good ranch, investigate this. NORRIS & LEE,
1923 So. Broadway. 10
y SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR CITY PROP
Z erty or ranches, go to MORRIS Il LEE, 1913
s. Broadway. 7-12tf
NOR EXCHANGE-CLEAR EASTERN FOR
Il mortgaged California;; city for country;
want Chicago lots. K. d. LIST, 1884 w. I'd,
7-20
TTNO EXCHANGE PROPERTY QUICK-GO
i to BEN WHITE, 22l W. First st. 4-1Otf
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FOR EXCHANGE

LNOR EXCHANGE
SOME OF MOORE AND PARSONS EX
CHANGES
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issue az IN q Herald 7-16tf
NOR SALE REIMBURSEMENT ON $50
II acres of first class olive and almond land,
this county, flowing well of pure water; every
foot les perfect; only quarter of mile from
railroad; 1t is held under desert lar d law and
requires no residence; under this law woman
has the same rights as a man and can hold 800
acres price $5 per acre; very easy terms 125
w. Third st. 7-1S If
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GSS00-12 acres assorted fruit right close
spCslvO to CITY, north, lies high,a beauti-
1ul residence site reservoir; 6-roOm house; 7
acres full bearing raisin grapes; exchange for
home in Los Angeles.
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C1GnO-l6O ACRES NEAR SAN MARCOS
NIOtJUfnest view OF ocean and country sur
rounding in Southern CAL; want house in
city, would assume some
$3 0O-sO acres at Alessandro, all fine land
and clear for house in city, will assume.
So30O-5 room house close in, street graded,
sdewalked and severed; will trade for
house of equal value in Monrovia or Sierra
Madre.
$i50O-Splendid house on Downey ave., every
thing complete; finest location in city; will
trade for land.
$40OO-4O acres improved In Anaheim for
house in city.
10 - 2IS ". First st.
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HOTELS
HOTEL MEN, ATTENTION.

HOTEL MEN, ATTENTION.
The Raymond and the Arrowhead no.
tells are gone, leaving Southern California
greatly in need of such resorts.
Thousands OF tourists will be arriving
in few months, only to find limited accom- :
modations, unless large hotel is completed
by that time.
- HIGHLAND PARK, Pasadena, right on
new electric car line and near railroad depots
affords splendid 5-acre site for such hotet
Special inducements will be off red capital
that will invest in such a proposition.
From $500 to $4,000 per month can be cleared
from the star.
For full particulars call or write.
W. P. LARKIN & CO., Owners,
Established 1871,
And General Real Estate Dealers,
1872 South Broadway.
Los Angeles, Cal:
I16tf
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A TrENTIoN
LAND SEEKERS.

a TrEN1IoN
LAND SEEKERS.
Do you want to secure an elegant piece Of
land in Southern California near r. Il. that
lays perfect; no bluffs. gulches rock or alkali;
decomposed granite soil; abundance OF water.
This land can be secured as homestead or un-
der the desert land law. married woman
can take oesert land. Call Immediately at
125 w. Third St 7-18tf
INOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN AT GLENDALE
~ apaying fruit ranch, 35 acres, 80 share
ing apricots, 500 bearin peaches, $50 bearing
prunes, $50 French prunes, 2 years old; 300
hpricols, years; 200 Kelsey Japan plums; A.
anyone can make money on and is growing
better and more valuable all the time; will
iake house and lot in the city as part pay, bal
q Broadway. 013u
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1NOR SALE-ON LOVELY BOYLE HEIGHTS
ID special ba rgains in vacant lots and houses
and lots in that lovely part of the city. where
We shall soon have two new electric car lines
and then property will about double In vaiue;
90 act quickly, as have many fine bargains
to offer purchasers for the next 30 days. See
r. A. HUTCHINSON, 213 W. First ST. 10
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SOME OF MOORE AND PARSONS EX
CHANGES.
A NICE BUSINESS or MANUFACTURING
"A cider to exchange for small tract OF
ground close TO city; business established on
paying basis
GOe00-320 ACRES GOOD LAND CLOSE
RCVVV to the corporation OF Riverside ;
all tiilablei - paying good interest in hay; Will
exchange for Los Angeles city property or
choice Eastern.
&CS00-Wanta good lot or lots ior $4,000
hTsts st., close TO Electric line.
GES00-12 acres assorted fruit, right close
sDsC)UU to city, north, lies high, a beauti-
lul residence site; reservoir; 6-roOm house; Z
acres full bearing raisin grapes; exchange for
nome In Los Angeles.
S600 acres olive lands GendoIa
G7S00-Elegant modern 10 room house on
ep tCUU large lots; in high state OF i'm
provement; right between car lines. one be-
Ing the new Sixteenth ST., best in the city:
every variety fruit and ornamental trees ana
shrubs; drive ways; large barn; every modern
Improvement; will exchange for choice inside
lots or tract suitable for subdivision in
southwest part OF city. This IL a beautiful
property; will sell with only lots ii desired.
CHICAGO INCOME AND -UNIMPRovED
N
LOS ANGELES. RIVERSIDE, COLORADO,
SAN BERNARDINo.
GOOOO-6 room cottage: Santa Monica
eDOUUV close to Ocean ave-. choice loca-
tion, for Los Angeles vacant or improved; wi
assume a.
6toEnO-A beautiful modern home at Sierra
sDOs)UU Madre: 1 acre ground: fine i'm
provements; Groom house; good barn; gas
machine in fact home for any family OF
refined and cultivated tastes; wish to exchange
for Los Angeles property, as owners business
is here.
dt1OOA-Nea and well improved, 22-acre
- (UUU ranch near Los Angeles; a splendid
home in the foothills; all set to deciduous
fruits, part in full bearing; will yield good
crop this season; good 7room house with
porchcs; artesian well and reservoir; large
barn. chicken houses; water pipcd. and lawn,
hedges. flowers: only miles from business
center; will exchange for good Los Angeles
city property.
EASTERN FOR CALIFORNIA. WE OFFER
SOME FINE AND ATTRACTIVE PRoPO.
SIT1ONS
ON AUGUST 1sT, WE MOVE INTO OUR NEW
OFFICES DIRECTLY ACROSS THE STREET
FROM OUR PRESENT LOCATION.
MOORE & PARSONS,
Real Estate and Invest Brokers,
Is Z29 w. SECOND ST.
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INOR SALE
l. $40 acres land for $3.50 cash, close to r.
z. s'ation, slore, postofiice and school, Good
level land. suitable for deciduous fruits, with
out irrigation. Water can be had at small
expense to irligate from we'll,
G0- But it is highly probable that there
will be irrigating water over the land within
year If SO this land will be worth $6OOO
House 3f x30, q rooms, brick chimney and
open fireplace, well which cost nearly $500.
This land was plowed and grubbed at cost OF
$500. The house and well are worth at least
$500 as they are.
We are are directed to sell at 81 $50 cash.
You cannot duplicate this for $4,000. $1OO
and few weeks work will make revolution
You can grow anything you wish on this land
elevation 500 feet
title perfect or no sale. We are exclusive
agents Do not fail to see this bargain.
F. Ii, BARCLAY e. DAUGHTER,
20 2221a s. Broadway.
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Country Property.
III MORO
FAVORABLE HOME TEsTIMoN

This may be the first time you have read ou
advertisement, or perhaps you have not taker
enough interest in the property TO make al
investigation as to the advisability of buying
one or more lots in this new townsite,in which
we have already sold great many lots II
these who are unacquainted with the man,
natural advantages OF Ell Moro, and particular
ly to those who rely upon the judgment o
others in the purchase OF real estate 1t will b,
interesting to note what has been said and
done by one OF the best known citizen OF Lo
Angeles. Mr.. Conrad Scheerer, the contrac
tor OF 237 West First ST., shrewd man of bust
n IS, and well posted In regard to what is l. Ike
ly TO prove beneficial and of permanent ad
vantage to any new town, writes as follows:
81 am thoroughly familiar with Moro
Bay, and believe the new town OF EP'
''Moro good investment. Ihave pur-'
''chased six lots there, and feel conf "
''dent OF big return from them, as Ep'
''Moro has everything in its favor-a"
''fine iand-locked bay. two new rail-''
'roads coming. and a rich, fertile"
"country around it."
'Respectfully yours
CONRAD SCHEERER"
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PLUMBERS


no NOT FAIL TO GET FIGURES FROM
IL Vandergriff & Crippen on your plumbing
and sewer work. 223 W Fourth st 90
ERANK A. WEINsHANK, PLUMBER AND
easftter. 24O L. Second. Tel 1856.
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PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, E1

DATENTs FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED IN
i all countries, boug hit and sold S. ]. DAY
co, patent attorneys, room "a, Bryson
block. If
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GG000-30 acres olive lands a. Glendora; 8
pOUUU acres set to olives. for Los Angeles.
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-TTAzARD & TOWNSEND, 9 DoWNEY BLK
III Tai Raj Los AnaAlAs-
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Wall paper mouse of the coast. a2s g sprir
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IMPORTANT II
ZEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION

Under head OF business opportunities in this
issue of the Herald. 7-l6tf
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A LII PARTIES DESIRING TO BUY FROM 40
n to 1000 acres OF extra fine olive almond
alfalfa land with abundance of pure water
very cheap on easy terms. Call at 1875 "
Third st. If
The herald., 1895-07-19

NEW SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS; THIRD
~ floor, Wilson block day and night classes.
JULES MERSFELDER, DANIEL POLK. S-l5
CHORTHAND, LONGLEY INSTITUTE
CByrne Block. Special rates for summer term
-
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MILITARY

TJ>HKOOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS.
i adena, offers manual training, FLOYD art,
tterery, scientific. classical and normal de-
partments See exhibit in Stinson Blork, Los
Angeles, or address PRESIDENT G. II. KEYES,
Pasadena.
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A GRE PROPERTY - SPECIAL BARGAIN
n for few days; choice farm and fruit land,
all under plow; fine location; water right:
railroad and everything complete and at
hand; good for small colony or individual.
$25 per acre. 10y HURIN,
II 1913 8. Broadway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23

She Is known as q writer on art mat
tiers and is prominent as an anti
snffragist.
The cases against Or. NJ. l. Hatfield
and Mrs Anna Russell. of Warren,
Ohio. who were convicted Of mai
practice and sentenced TO the peni-
Tertiary for three years each, were
heard by the circuit court The action
of the lower court IN the Hatfield case
was affirmed, bet Mrs. Russell was
granted a new trial.
The Ohio Printing Crafts association,
composed of delegates from the differ
ent lodges Of the International Typo
graphical union throughout the state
met in Akron. ]. 9. Coleman, or
Columbus, was elected president
James Anderson, of Toledo. vice pres
ident, and w. w. Griffey, of Youngs.
town, secretary and treasurer.
Captain Thrift, Of the Governors
Greys, Of Dubuque. Iowa. rendered his
resignation, 10 take effect upon the ex-
piration Of his term, June IL. This
Is due TO misunderstanding which
prevented the company from attend
ing the competitive drill at Memphis,
and which grew out Of the Mardi
Gras carnival In February.
At a meeting of the board Of trus-
tees Of Eureka nll.) college, it was de-
cided to call mass meeting of the
alumni and friends Of the school for
commencement week, for the purpose
of considering ways and means for
the better endowment Of the college.
The meeting viii probably be held
June 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
FOREIGN EVENTS.

Proof Is secured that England il
trying to steal Venezuelan territory.
The course Of Minister Thurston Is
upheld by the Hawaiian government
The French budget proposes TO cover
"A deficit Of TG000.000 francs by several
new taxes.
Another seat has been lost to the
liberal party in England at bye
election
Baron Won Goltz has been succeeded
as Admiral commanding in chief of
the German navy by Admiral Knorr.
Japan is reported TO have asked for
no equivalent for the retrocession Of
the Liao-Tong,
It is believed IN Stockholm that war
be,ween SweGen and Norway will be
averted
The reichstag in Berlin rejected the
tobacco tax bin by an Overwhelming
majority.
II is said that Russia, France and
Germany have offered to assist China
In paying the war indemnity to Japan.
4 scheme of reforms in America
was submitted to the Porte by some
of the European powers.
1t is thought that the plan for CON
federation of Newfoundland with
Canada has failed
1t is said that England Will not re-
new that part OF the Behrng sen regu-
latons ordering the sealing up Of
arms on fishing vessels.
A great uproar was caused In tie
lower house of the Hungarian diet
by Jeputys denunciation of + euier
Banlfy
4 decree was issued by the mikado
announcing that, in Difference 70 the
wishes Of Russia, France and Ger
many. Japan would not insist on re-
tentiUn of the Liau- Tong peninsula.
4 dispatch from 81 Petersburg
states that the Chinese government is
anxiousiy awaiting information as to
the measures Russia, France and Ger
many will take concerning the moditi-
cation al the ShimonosGki treaty
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23

Caben. Dallas, Texas: lieutenant gen
eral, army Of northern Virginia, Fitz
Hugh Lee, Virginia; lieutenant general
Major General Robert 4. Hoke. North
Cardinal judge advocate generals,
Major General Matthew 9, Butler
south Carolina, and Major General
William II. Bate Tennessee; commits.
sary general, Major General Joseph
Wheeler. Alabama: surgeon general
Joseph Jones. Nj. h.. Louisiana; chap
lain Rev. Thomas r. Markham, New
orleans
Among the distinguished visitors
who viii be present may be named
Miss Winnie Davis. who will come
Al tie guest 81 the X. +. Lee camp
of Richmond. Va. Mrs. Hayes, dangh-
ter IL Jefferson Davis. who will he the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23

Alabama train will contain
famous men including diyisio,
mander, General r. S. Fergnsa.o
T. Dozier, the Alabama noa,
George De Whiting. the oniy 80 u
Of the Alabama. The suetiaI IS. "
see train starts from Nasbvlno
Governor Turney is expected
among the visitors. Goyerpnr ~.
rail- and Fitz Hugh Lee head ~ =
CATION which Is to come from :,
GINA. The Atlanta veterans will
the commander General Goraaa
their special train.
The total number OF cams no-
the organization, all bur o..
which will be represented Ia Han.
is 5s2. This means total nemhs,,s,
of over 10000. Among the fs,e
camps which will come en- mss
the reunion are Crockett camn
Crockett. Tex: Camp Ward AZ =.
sacola, Fla; Jeff Lee camp, Of MI
Alester, /. T.; Camp Little. II ~
fayette, Ga; Hobbs camp, of Atbsns
Ala; Robert A. Smith camp. of la
son, Miss; lie Roy Stafford camn
Shreveport. La; Camp Kit Mot d
Holley Springs, Miss. and alno,
every camp in Texas
The work of decorating the civ !.
been in charge of the ladies Of Hon.
ton, with Mrs. Seabrook W. Sydn.
as general chairman. Hardly resi
dence in the city, and not singIl
business house. is without its ms,]
of flags and bunting Floral deeor]
tions look Respondent in an NJ
squares. and Houston is truly In al
attire.
The ladies of Houston are largely rl
sponsible for this fine showing snI
they have had much else to do \
addition to the work of decoratjD,
The reception committee has for N
chairman, Mrs. William NJ. Rice N
press banquet committee is presld4I
over by Mrs. T. w. House; the militarl
banquet committee by Mrs. John ii
Dickson
The month of May is to be notabla
for other confederate memorial events
In the first place North Carolina dedi
Gates its confederate monument Nav
20, and the unveiling is to be by III,
tiny hands of little Julia JacksOT
Christian. granddaughter of Stonewal
Jackson and daughter of William E
Christian. of Raleigh.
May 80 the great confederate monu
ment in Chicago will be unveiled. aHt
many of those in attendance at Hous
ton will leave by special train as '9o
as the encampment closes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23

Longstreet, General Joe Wheeler and
General Wade Hampton; General
Schofield commanding the United
States army; General Frank Wheaton,
army Of Tennessee, stephen u. Lee,
Starkeville, Tenn; adjutant general
and chief OF staff, Major General
George Norman. New orleans; quar-
ternaster general, Major General J. f..
Ship, Chattanooga; inspector general,
commanding the department Of Texas;
Governor William G. Oates. Of Ala
bama; Governor Culberson, Of Texas
Governor O'Ferrall. of Virginia, Gen
eral Red" Jackson. of Tennessee,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
SOLDIERS OF THE LOST CAUSE
TO COME TOGETHER.
MONSTER BIvoUAc IN TELAs
General Gordon, Fitz Hugh Lee, Bate.
Longstreet, Hampton and Other
Famous Coltederates TO Take Part
Pretty Daughters of the South to
be Sponsors at Camp Dedication.

The eX-confederates meet in annua
reunion AT Houston next week, and
all Texas will honor the veterans VIII,
are to crowd the streets Of the busy
Lone Star metropolis. Never in the
history of the south have the prepara-
tions for d great confederate reunion
been mapped out ON so magnificent a :
scale The new and the old south will
be there, the young and the aged, its
beauty and It's chiyalry, for Houston
will have in its midst the greatest
gathering of southern men and women
brought together in recent years.
Judging by the attendance at Birm /
ingham. the committee sent there Is
the De sple If Houston made the Is
innate that at least 10000 visitors
might be expected. The executiveI
committee get to work, and months
ago this estimate was raised. and soon
gain raised, until now it is conf /
IDENTIFY expected that from $4,000 toI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
NOT TO BE CAUGHT AGAIN.

Mr. Y. is contractor of philan1
thropic tendencies. He attends It'd
meetings Of his workingmen, he goe]
TO call on them regularly tWpe d
year, and if q workman is about ID
leave he always wants to know lid
reason why. Hence, when last Thurs
day his bookkeeper told him that Pa3
Mulcahey was going to leave, Mr. n
Immediately requested the pleasure d
Pats company in the inner Office
We'll, well, Pat he began, whats
this / hear about your leaving? What's
the matter? Haven't | always treated
you well?'
'Indade We have. SOFT" replied Pat
We'll, what's the trouble?"
Its that domned boss, Smith Shun
Yesterday he took me away from mf
bod an bricks, and stint me way out
on a hill that was covered with rocks
He put me on the top. wild a Shte
rod in me hand. Drill n hole there,
says e. An | squatted down wild
hammer an the rod, an | worruket
for two hours. maxim a foine nat
hole. An then. will We behave 1t, sort
a domned fool came along an flel
the foine hole wid powdher and blew
it all to hill, an I'll not do thai
fool thrick ag'in. ~ Boston Budget