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formed the labor in four days, This
work was done at the expense of the
residents who own the trees.
In few days attorneys representing
the East Haven school district will be-
gin condemnation proceedings to take
possession of the Hemingway lot intend
ed for the proposed new school house.
Rev. Mr.. Gallup of Madison will
preach at the Second Congregational
church tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Jacobs on Saltonstall ave-
nue. returned from a three weeks vaca-
ton visit with friends in Hartford yes
terday.
Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. P, initiated
several candidates last evening. GranS
Warden L. P. Deming paid visit to
the lodge.
Miss Margaret Hart of Lloyd street
is visiting in Brooklyn.
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FAIR HATEN ITEMS.
To Laws great study seven
Ten to the world allot,
And all to heaven.

Funeral of Mrs. Ruel ROwe-New Mortuary
Chape1-Treating Elm Trees for Beetles
Church News-Other Interesting Scraps.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ruel Rowe was
largely attended from her late home on
South Quinnipiac street yesterday af-
ternoon. The services were conducted
by Rev. DR.. w. L. Phillips Of the
Church of the Redeemer. Dr. Phillips
paid high tribute to the memory of
the departed referring to her excellent
Christian character and her personal
worth. Selections were sung by Mrs. S.
S. Thompson. There was fine and ap-
propriate display. The bearers were
Willet and Charles Hemingway, A. H.
Sizer, John o. Rowland, R. c. Smith,
and Herbert Barnes. The interment
was in the Fair Haven cemetery. I'm
dertaker H. w. Crawford had charge
of the exercises.
The corner stone of the new mortuary
chapel in the Fair Haven cemetery will
be laid with appropriate exercises to-
morrow at p. M The exercises will
begin with a prayer by Rev. N. G.
Cheney of the East Pearl street M. E..
church, to be followed with singing
by the male choir of that church. The
corner stone will then be laid by L..
P. Deming, president of the cemetery
association. In the corner stone will
be placed a copper box containing a
number of papers and documents.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols will preach at the
Grand avenue Baptist church to-mor-
NOV.
Rev N. G. Cheney will preach at the
East Pearl street NJ. E. church to-
morrow for the last time previous to
his vacation.
Mrs. F. H. Hemingway and son are
at Ticonderoga, n. Y.
Mrs. Finkin, superintendent of the
reform club at English hall, will adj
dress the W. c. T. U. meeting in Sons
of Temperance hall Sunday afternoon.
Darius Green has scraped the trunks
of thirty-eight elm trees on Grand ave-
nue. and Clinton avenue and treated
the same to a solution intended to
drive away the beetle scourse. He per-
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CALIFORNIA
POINTER.

You are not asked to buy tickets
over the
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ulators and blood purifiers.
The languor that comes after too pro-
longed or to hard work, is a sure sign
that the nervous system is badly in
need of nourishment-nour APP
propriate for building up the exhaust
ed delicate tissues, and for this reason
in the household of hard-worked men
all over this country Paine's celery
compound is used as a nerve regulator
and invigorator
1t does away with the languor of ILL
health and brings back strength and
bodily vigor. IT refreshes the blood
and cures nervous weakness in its
many forms by radically feeding every
worn-out part and supplying it with
fresh material for new, strong tissues.
Paine's celery compound drives out
diseases of the liver kidneys, the blood
and the stomach. 1t has proved in
thousands of cases a rapid and perma-
nent cure for obstinate constipation,
salt rheum, eczema and rheumatism
1t cures every form of weakness, and
as a consequence replaces depression
and low spirits with the assurance OF
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EXCURSION NOTES.

The Starin win make an extra trip to
Glen Island to-day, leaving here at the
usual time and viii remain at Glen ISL
and until o'clock in the afternoon. A
large number Of people from up the
Hartford road will enjoy 1t.
Commonwealth lodge, A. o. U. Wpwill
give its ANNUAL excursion to Glen Island
ON the John IL, Starin August 90
The employees of the lock department
of Sargent & Co. will have their second
annual field day to-day. They will so
to Pawson park, where various athletic
contests will take place.
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rnn nnANroRn RloEs.


Stylish Teams and Many Spectators-C. l..
Tillingh hast Gives New Record to the
Trotter Harvey D--Creditable Work of the
Judges.
The Branford races were decided be-
fore q large number of spectators at the
new track on the Gentlemen's Driving
park yesterday afternoon, Many gem
tlemen and several ladies were present
from this city and other places in the
vicinity of the park, while the seashore
resorts sent large delegations of sum-
mer girls, some with and others without
escorts,
A large coach from one of the sea-
shore hotels was nearly concealed from
view by the attractive parasols Of the
ladies occupying seats on top of the
coach.
The difficult position of starting judge
was very creditably filled by f. G. New
ton of New Haven, who succeeded in
getting the horses away without the te-
dious and repeated scoring that is some
times allowed. Samuel Hodgkinson of
Wallingford and c. f. Bradley OF Bran
ford were associate judges.
The first race Of the three oni the score
cards furnished by f. A. Finch required
five heats The prizes for the three con-
tests were each seventy-five bushels of
oats divided among three winners in
each class, as follows: Forty, twenty
and fifteen bushels.
2:55 Glass.
Marcy, b m, H. w. Averill.
Branford.. =. :. ........ L !
| Gypsy, blk m, ]. McLay,
! New Haven. ....r...... z z
Mollie B., b m, F. H. Mea-
chem, New Haven...... 1 8
Tom, blk 6, DR.. A. j. Ten
ney, Branford.. ~. : 3 o
| Nicholas j., b g, A. L. Hail,
Wallingford.. :. ....4 y a 4
Time-2:47A, 2:4s1a, ESQ, 2:491a, 2:461s.
In, the free-for7aN the best time was
made that has been recorded at any of
| the races of the young association.
| Free-for-All.
Bob Taylor, TO 6, W. D. Augur,
| Middletown.. :. .............. l
| Garnet Rock, oh 8, d. Flynn,
| New Haven. ...........,...,. Z
Sarah, b m, N. #. Ingraham,
| Wallingford.. =. ..............
Sleepy Bill, b g, A. Granniss,
Bradford. ..... ............
Charley G., ID g, w. I'll. Hosley,
East Hayenl.. :. ........... 8 D
Tom Hamilton, b 6, p. Fleming,
New Haven. .......-...... Or
Time-2:27, 2:31, 1886.
| There was a sharp contest and several
lclose finishes in the 2:40 class. The win
ner. a bay stallion by Haldane, 2;26h,
was only a neck ahead of Fred Potter
with Lady Warren, by General Warren,
iii the final heat OF. the afternoon.
2.4o Class.
Harvey ID, b, s, r. Barthol-
omew, Branford.. .,... 4
Lady Warren, b m. DR.. A.
J. Tenney, Branford.. ). 1 4 l
Harry r., CHI g, J. McFar-
land, Bradford. ....[.. 2,
Signet, blk &, George T.
Jones, Wallingforda@n. 2 4 3
Time-2:4l, 2:42%, 2:42is, 2:4O 2:391s.
AT the close of the three races severa
visitors expressed their enjoyment o
| the sport provided by the gentlemen
of the association The outing was I'm
doubtedly much enjoyed by the man.
f spectators and the starting judge wa
commended for not allowing the tediou
+ scoring that is acknowledged by tur
/ writers and patrons TO be decidedly in
furious to trottingtsport.
, IT is presumed one or more meeting
will be provided this season by tn
Branford association.
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1t was John Adams who described
his working days as follows:

Seven hours to sleep,
To Laws great study severn
Ten to the world allot,
And all to heaven.
Few busy men in these days appor-
tion their days SO wisely.
These are the periods Of intense men
Hal and bodily strain that rack the ner-
vous system and sage" men long before
their time. Repeated headaches, an OPP
pressed feeling at the back of the neck,
troubled sleep and loss of strength show
that the nervous system is on the road
to prostration.
For busy men threatened with failure
of nerve force, able physicians all over
the country are to-day prescribing
Paine's celery compound. 1t never
fails to bring back vigor to the shatter-
ed nerves and to restore health to the
disordered system. Attacks Of melan-
cholia, hysteria, dependency, nervous
dyspepsia and heart trouble unfailing-
ly yield to this greatest Of all nerve reg
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The Rnilroad Kittens.

An object of interest in trainmen IN
the Consolidated yards yesterday was
a handsome litter of kittens which Lieu-
tenant Russ" Porter's cat gave birth
to Thursday night in his office in, the
yards. Lieutenant Porter says this is
the fourth litter his pet has brought
forth into the world, and he is proud of
its prolific attachments.
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sANTAFE ROUTE

SANTAFE ROUTE
To California, unless fully convinced
that it is better line than any other
Convincing facts cheerfully furnished
by local agents, or they can be had by
addressing
S. w. Manning, General New England
Ageni, ~ Washf agton Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
Here is one: No other road owns it's
own tracks and runs Pullman palace
and tourist sleepers daily all the way
between Chicago and Los Angeles
Another We have car in charge Of
special agent from Boston to Califorg
mia every Thursday evening.
And another: Our tourist sIeepers are
first-class in comfort and second-class
in prices combination that ought to
please.
And still another: Our line Is several
hundred miles the shortest and many
hours the quickest - a saving OF time
counts for good deal in along journey.
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sTEREcpTICAN EXCURSION.
A Free Lecture to be Given at Epworth M
4. Church by Rev. Mr. Griffin

ShlTCh ny ANtNs lhFs STlTHU.
On Monday evening, August 5, the
pastor will give at Epworth church a
free stereopticon excursion trip from
plymouth Rock to the Golden Gate
and Return" The excursion train will
stop at the following points: White
Mountains, New York, Hudson river
Niagara Falls, Chicago, Black Hills
Bad Lands, Yellowstone Park, Colum.
bit river, Yosemite Valley, Salt Lake
City, Garden of the Gods, Monument
Park, Manitou the Mighty, Nam
moth Cave, Harper's Ferry, Washing.
ton and Philadelphia. Round trip tick.
cts, free. Everybody invited. A rare
opportunity to see Picturesque Ameri.
ca" A collection will be taken to de-
fray expenses This is the same enter.
tainment which is to be given at Plain.
vile assembly, August 9.
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Shot and Killed a Boy.

Washington, Aug. 2.-About noon to-
day daughter of General Flagler, chief
of ordnance, U. S. A., shot and killed a
boy who, she claims, was stealing fruit
from her fathers garden in this city
The young lady was arrested and is held
by the police
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cum Clnb 10 have a Sew Hoase.

The prospects are that the New Ha-
ven Gun club will soon have a new
club house in place of the one recently
burned, and will probably hold the reg
ular monthly shoot as the club Is In a
flourishing condition and is undaunted
by the destruction of its club house.
The site for the new club house has not
been decided upon, although it is under
consideration.
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win Have a Trolley Party.

A few of the male members of the N.
e. o. p will make up a trolley party TO
leave the green at 1880 on the evening
of August 9. The party will go to the
Forbes house, where supper will be serv-.
ed
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Chicago Market, August 2, 1898.
New York Cotton EXCHANGE.
A ChANCE 10 Make MONEY.

"A ChANCE 10 MAKE MONEY.
T MADE S534.0O the last six weeks selling
l. Dish Washers, aud was sick part of the
time. don't see why others do not 40 into
the Dish Washer business. No canvassing.
Sold all my Washers at home. Perfect salts
faction. Every one sold sells another. Every
family wants one. | will make $1,000 this
year easy. lean wash and dry our dishes In
two minutes. Anyone can make S. to S12 u
day., For oireulars write to lron, City Dish
burg, Pa. apo Sa I3t*
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FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY

L OR SALE-COUNTItT PROPERTY
y $50 per acre, 10 acres of choice fruit md
farming lana close TO the city. only $50 per
acre; on easy terms. GRIDER & DOW,
New Office, 139 5. Broadway
$llOO viii buy IL acres choice fruit land 10
miles OF the city; acres to bearing apr cots:
small house; water piped.
GRIDER e DOW
New office, l39 s. broadway
S3aoO-Lovely hon OF y acres oniv 10 min
utes from business center: good 7-room house
large Darn and corras; variety of oranges
anu lemons q acres in bearing peaches, pears
aPrlcots ana black berries; no frosts or focs
close 10 store, postoifiee and church; block
" uepot' GRlDER & DOW,
n,,oo New once, l30 s. Broadway
N-Soo buys acres. all set to choice fruit and
berries good 5-room house and good $ able
WIN en- ckcn house and yards: good water
right; 400 Washington na pl ra nge trees ia
lemon tire s. balanc, OF place set to apricots
aud Peiches. black berries and raspberres:
lawn and flowers; no foss; !, mile TO church
school, store. pos'otfice and depot only .5
minutes drive from business center
GRlDEa & DOW,
New Office. l39 = Broadway
SIo0o-Orange grove OF II acres, adjoining
city on the south. on corner OF two fine streets
set solid TO bearing orans.s, aith large hear
ing apple and pear trees planted between the
orange trees: rich garden soil: tr es ir fine
condition; excellent water right: good build
lngs; this property is yielding large Yearly
income and will double in value in yery
snort time; electric cars close to the property:
only few minutes drive from our ofice free
carriage. GRlDER N DOW,
Ia New Office, l39 S Broadway.
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FOR .SALE-CITY PROPERTY
LoR sALE-FoR BEAUTIFUL HOMES
CONGER'S WILSON TRACT.

Take Vernon doublc-track electric car. cor
ner second and Spring SITS in 10 minutes you
Will reach the tract, being located on Central
ave-, just as you cross the s 7. X. K. crossing,
in an orange orchard; from this tract the
scenery is beautiful; the mountains and city
are in full view; water is piped to each lot; the
lots are large back OF each lot is wide alley;
this tract joins the city Limits; one-half your
tax is saved each year; all advantages OF the
city enjoyed without being liable TO its con-
tinual taxation for improvements $500 to
5000 will buy lots in this tract on easy terms.
The soil is a sandy loan; drainage is good no
mud. This pioperty will bear the closest ex-
animation when you consider location and
prices offer you. Ichallenge comparison with
any tract now on the market. Building clause
rigidly enforced on all lots sold east of Wads-
worth street. invite all law abiding respect
able people to look this tract over before buy
ing elsewhere. Fer maps and full particulars
way. 4-25 II
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EOR SAEE-
EpInEp &, nnW'G

i GRIDER & DOW'S
--ADAMS-STREET TRACT
800 50.foot residence lots, corner of Adams
st. and Central ave. Adams ST., 81 feet wi lie
and Twenty-eghth ST., 100 feet wide; both
lined with palm trees; streets graveled; cement
walks and curbs; water piped; 1T5 lots sold
and over so houses built: rich sandy loan, no
mud; the healthiest portion of the city; en-
anime this tact now and compare 1T with
other properties; lots are $500 and up. on essy
rms; special inducements to those who will
build at once: Central ave. double elec.
tric car line runs through this tract. Take
the Central ave. ears ut corner OF Second and
Spring SITS. The ride takes only L.. minutes
Agents al our branch office on the corner OF
Centra ave. and Twenty.ninth st, will show
the property; for views OF the tract, maps and
all Information. write or call on us, Free car
rages at all times.
GRIDER ,S DOW,
ID New ONCE, l39 Broadway.
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spEClAL MORN ,Es

by increase OF vital force thelefore is the
only natural method Animate On is its only
remedy. When made adequate lit moves any
function, throws off anvdisease, nd causes the
physiological process Of Lie to pi evail and to
replace the chemical process OF death. Free
test OF the oxydonor Victory ghen at ~!
Main sts o'i4 VI
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
A\ The best evidence that II pays to adver.
tisc in he Herald is the fact that nearly all
the leading dealers in :he city arc represented
i'll its For Sale columns and they ind that
IL pays. These advertisers are not expert
menting. They are wideawake business men,
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising Medium and well satisfied
sltion. 5-24tf
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/ EWIS X ALDERSON,

I EWIS & AIDEKSUN,
l. S12 S Main st.
New bedroom sets for $500; chairs for 4Oc
new extension tables for $3.25; new once
beds for S3, $4 75. S6 and $lS; new high-back
dining chairs for 75c and S5cg the best solid
oak high back chairs in the city Tor VI; rock
ers to match for 81 SO; good 70 ckers for 81 20;
large arm rockers for Sl.7s; all-wool art
squares, any size. for soc per yard; linen
warp mating for 12l5c: good new linoleum
for 35c; nice new antique oaE wardrobes for
$40: new ch iffoniers for $s3; rubber hose &C.
best grade &c. Don't forget you'll save money
every time trading at LEWIS & ALDERSON'S
3lI s. Main st,
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HELP WANTED-EEMALE

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to adj
vertise in the want columns OF The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The Heiald's large and rapidly Increasing
circulation insure results. II
A CQUAINTANCE DESIRED WITH LADY
N duplicating refinement intelligent:
truth; some means; happiest object j. Nc.
ALLlsTER city.
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find th hat it pays to ad-
vertse in the want columns of The Herald
The popularity OF these small advertisements
and The llerald's large and rapidly increasing
circulal ion insure results. Il
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- CALESMT.N-IN AND OUT OF Los ANGELES,
- to sell our goods to grocers, good commits
sion or salary; reference required X. y, V.
CO.. 20 S Min ST. St LOnis. Mo. 5N u
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DRHaHT YOUNG MAN OR LADY; GOOD
ID pay to right party, r. 81, I'll W. First
10 cod
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'-- --------a 7|s7--7 60
Personal

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
j 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 Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. IT
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S.OOAO WILL BUY A LOVELY NEW g.
'DZCVV room cottage and nice lot, univer
sity car line; street graded, cement walks and
curbs; the best bargain out; see this ut once.
GRlDER & DOW.
IA New office, l39 S. Broadway.
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-. ---=-77-'.-----. ;. - Z :
LOST AND FOUND

NvouNG WIDOW DOES GENTLEMEN'S S
i mending and plain sewing. Call at 1885,
n, Spring ST.. rooms 81 and 20, third floor. IA
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7T1HE SAFE DEPOSIT BONES OF THE STATE
l Loan and Trust Company are enclosed in
a fre-proof and burglar-proof vanlt with time
alcoyes attach ed for the private eXamina fon
OF valuables. with writing materials; young
lady in attendance
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
~ The best evidence that 1t pays to adver.
tise in The Herald is the fact that nearly alj
The leading dealers in the city are represented
in its For Sale" columns and thev find thai
II pays. These advertisers are not expert.
menting They are wideawake business men
The have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium ard are so well satisfied
win the results that they stick to the propo
sltlon. 5.24tf
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EOR RENT-NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE. WOLF.
II skill tract, near depot; give lease: suita-
Bile for rooming house. BEN WHITE. 22l w.
First st. Is
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to a1 /.
vertise i'll the want columns Of The Herald.
The popularity of these small advertiser n Is
and The lierald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. If
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NOR sALE-THE NEW HOME SEWING MA
i chine Company offers for the next 80 days
the following bargains: Whites. Stan dards,
Automatcs, Singers, Domestics. Davis, House
holds ETC., from $l2 TO $15, on payments OF
81 per week. 349 S Spring St Branch. 90 L.
ColOrado- Pa sadena "A
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DROADWAY FUEL DEPOT, 432 S. BROAD.
ID way; coal and wood at lowest prices;
weight quality and satisfaction guaranteed
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DANTS THAT WERE MADE TO ORDER FOR
i $l2 we sell for 81 at the MISFlT CLOTH
ING PARLORS, 223 225 W. Second ST., be-
tween Spring and Broadway. If
7 ADIES-YOUR OLD HATS MADE NEW,
IL so cents. STRAW WORKS. 454 5. Spring
street. 6-10
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FOR SALE..LIVE STOCK

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange yon will find that it rays to nd
vertise in the want columns OF The II raid.
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results, If
The herald., 1895-05-14

NYOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
IN Company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are be
tween and 8 o'clock a. a.. and u ard
O'Clock p. m. For violation OF the shove
regulation the water will be shut of ana a fine
pf SO will be charged before the water will be
lurned on again.
The herald., 1895-05-14

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange you will find that it pays to adj
vertise in the want columns Of The Herald.
The popularity of these smal! adveItls ments
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. "a , II
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HELP WANTEDs--MALE

VYrANTED-MEN TO DISTRIBUTE ClRCC-
D.. w lars and other advertising matter for
large patent medicine concern; small salary
and expenses, but sure nay; work is to be done
In Southern California towns. and Will last
probably two months We also want iew
first class statesmen and number OF street
men and solicitors We have the biggest best
and surest proposition ever offered to ener-
getic hustlers. Later in the season we Will
select from our employees and agents about
twenty men to manage our offices in the lead
ing cities in the United States. We can also
employ two or three registered physicians
Address MED-CO, Box IL, this Office. is
w NANTED, AT ONCE-A MAN WHO UNDER
w stands the mahufacture of repressed brick
and the running OF repress machine. Apply
at our office IN PASADENA, liz Z. Colorado ST.,
or Los Angeles. nos Stimson block. 5'4tt
NvANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO LIVES AT
w home to learn the clothing business to
the right party good chance is assured
BROWN BROS, 249-251 s. Spring ST.
CALEsMT.N-IN AND OUT OF LOS ANGELES,
- TO sell our goods TO grocers, good commits
sion or salary; reference required. K. \, "
CO, 2OAS Main ST., ST. Lonis, Mo. so tt
DRIGHT YOUNG MAN OR LADY; GOOD
ID pay to right party, r. 81, I'll W. First
10 cod
IF. YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
l. or exchange you will find that it pays to ad-
Nrtise in the want columns OF The Herald
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Heralds large and rapidly increasing
circulation in sure results. u
The herald., 1895-05-14

NEESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
M monthly medicine for Immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses-from what
ever cause. For sale by GEO. II. FIR EEMAN &
CO.. 1O2 n. Spring ST. Price. 50 box