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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
GOLD given AWAY.
Grand Spring Opening Of
the MiSfit ParIors.
A MAGNIFICENT SHOWING.
Perfume OF Flowers and Sweet Sing
ing Canayies Lend Enchantment.

The grand spring opening Of the Misft
Pariors occurred at 2 O'Clock this after
noon, after one OF the most successful
years since the opening OF that store,
which has been such valuable addition
TO the business interests Of tho city OF
Pawtucket.
AT noon large crowd hegan TO gather
on Broad and North Union streets In
front Of the prettIly oecked doors OF the
clothing house and every one waited
patiently for the hour of the opening.
Many were disappointed as only the ladies
were allowed IN at 2 O'Clock, all others be-
Ing obliged to wait until later when the
store was opened to the public.
The goods that were ready for inspec
tion today were of the kind that brought
out expressions OF admiration from all
who had the privilege CT attending the
opening OF one of the finest stores In this
or any otner city.
The doorways on Broad and North
Union streets We're festooDed with
wreaths OF smilax and the windows were
prettiiy arranged, there being many hud.
dreds of potted plants furnished by Flor
list Nesbit. The interior OF the store was
like conservatory.
Each lady was given dainty cup and
saucer as a souvenir. These were pro.
cured by Max Nathanson while at
Carlsbsd, Germany, last year. He could
only 2. 600 and they were all distributed
today.
At 4 o'clock the BOYS will be allowed to
enter and the firm has 1900 DUKE Mile
pazzazas to give away. These were pro-
cured In Paris and are a novelty In this
country.
This evening at o'clock $50 In gold
will be drawn in prizes Of s5 each, and in
order that the public will be convinced
that everything is correct, small boy
will be selected to draw the numbers and
| IL the holders OF the winning number does
not appear In five minutes another mum.
Der will be drawn.
The money must and will be given away
at 8 O'CLOCK. No numbers will be held
back.
One feature Of the opening is that forty
sweet singing canary birds from the Bos-
ton bird store Of Providence are perched
In the most appropriate locations through.
out the store.
Among the many floral offerings are
the following: Horse shoe from Morry
Levine OF New York; Easter egg In pinks
from Ashley & Peirce of New Bedford
Mr.. Ashley is one of the ex. Mayors OF
that city and Is the present Postmaster
while s. d. Peirce, his partner, is one o.
the best known men In New England.
There were other floral offerings from
g. Lippuran & SON Of New York, Davlt
Marks & Son OF New York, Levy Green
baum & Go. of Boston, Schin q Co.of New
York and Strauss Bros. q 20. Of Balti
more.
This evening the firm will entertain
their guests and employees at the Hote
Narrsgansett, Providence.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05

you caa afford to have fruit on your table lat
these prices:
Nice sweet Oranges, &c doZ.
Extra choice Oranges, ,l0c doz.,3 doz. for 25c.
Fancy Table FIuit. 15c doz., , doz for 25c.
5Ibs. Fancy New Fard Dates, 25c.
Choice Figs, 2 lbs. for lJc.
Hot Peanuts, sc full quart. wood measure.
Bananas. l0c doz., 75c to $l per bunch.
Cocoanuts, 5 for l0c.
Fancy baldwin Apples, 35c PIX.
Grape Fruit and Tomatoes; price way
down.
Extra Fancy California Oranges, regular
price 40c our price BIC doz.
Fruit NJ Wholesale; dealers will do well to
come and get our prices.
A No. | Peanuts, sc lb. by the sack; soc for
roasting. AMERICAN GROCERY \ TEA Co.
S3 and 75 East ave. near Main ST.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
BOSTON FURNITURE co.
just Over tho Bridge. Pawtuckst.

just Over the Bridge. Pawtuckst.
Here we advertise only what we have, and
just as 1t is.
Big business. .doing-Our prices arc merely
commissioning to move-The new store In
Taylor Building. near the depot, Is nearly
ready.
Now is.your time to buy house furnishings.
Prices average about 40 cents on the dollar
We will store goods bought at this sale free
of expense. Don't make a mistake; buy now,
we have oniya short time longer to stay
here.
Terms-Ttme payments to good customers
all right. but cash makes big bargains.
SAMPLE PRICES.
Refrigerators. 7.5O. mp to eo.O).
Baby Carriages. 4.5o up.
Don't be deceived about other stores al.
| vertising l65 varities.
No store In the country shows so many.
| Any picture 800; some worth IsG0.
Any Hang Lamp $50; some worth 500.
| Any Hat Rack 800; some worth 800.
Any Carpet Sweeper s.s5; elsewhere 800.
| Straw Mating. lsc; worth sOc.
| Jap. Mating, cotton warp, 2sc; worth >oc.
| Wool ingiain Carpets 45c.
| Wool ingram Carpets s5c
koxburv Tapestries GOc.
Easy Chairs 500; were 1000.
Parlor Chairs zoo; were 1000.
| Parlor Suits $500; worth l0.OO.
Parlor Suits $500; were $1,000.
| Couches 500: worth 800.
Lounges 100; were 400.
Chamber Sets, ash. 1900; were 5000.
Chamber Sets. ash. 800; were 5000.
Chamber Sets up to 10000.
Old stoves for washing, etc. 500 nv.
| Now is the time TO save money by letting
the furnace or big hester go out.
Buy one CT our oil heaters $50; were 500.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
THE LICENSE VOTE,

Pensions For Legislative Pugilists.
Before so very long Indiana will he pay
ing pensions to tho survivors OF her legis.
lature. Washington Post.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
NARROW ESCAPE.


A horse attached to delivery wagon
owned by the Pawtucket Towel Company
and driven by John Richardson, became
frightened from some unknown cause and
ran away on South Water street, Provi-
donce, at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Az Market square the wagon struck the
curbstone, throwing the driver to the
GROUND. The horse cleared itself and ran
up Canal street, where II was stopped by
Frank OR1urke. The driver escaped un-
injured; the shafts, forward wheels and
harness of the team were considerably y
damaged.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
It's No Use.


No other store can efford to sell as cheap %
as We do. It's the large quan tiles we buy
for spot cash that does the business.
Bell Brand Condensed MIX, &c can.
Challenge Brand Condensed MIX, 7c cnn.
Peerless Soap. "as good as Welcome" &c
ceke.
Babblt's Soap. 4c cake.
Dursea's large Lump starch. los, &c.
Frsh Egg. l4c uHzcn.
s'uOd Brno, Tor 49,.
Llcveiand's Baking Powder 3Sc., pound con.
yai HakIDK Powder. al :, p"uHd can.
- 10. pai. Stlecl,d sait Mscker, SlB.
Saroincs. 4c box, boZes 2ic. n
Sodn and Boston Crackers, &c 10. by the
barrel.
large packages Waite Rose Powder, 2j..
: H.. pail pure Fruit Preserves. 39c pal.
Full Cream Cheese, l2c Id.
homeless Codfish, 4 lbs 2jc.
Goldfish. lbs. &c.
Very good Mixed Tes, lSc h., 8 lbs. sl.
Java Coffee, l1c h., lbs. el.
Iou can save a heap; come and see fol-
yourself.
AMERICAN GROCERY x TEA Co,
Band II East ave. (uear Main st.)
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
Given Away.
But CASH TALKS

All purchasers of one pound OF Tea or
Baking Powder Saturday will receive large
Moss Rose Nappy or mixing bowl at the
Union Pacific Tea Co., 800 Main ST., opposite
the Benedict House.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
DAVIS SIGNED.

The board Of directors OF the Pawtucket
club have signed Capt. Harry Davis and
Yeager, both OF whom were members OF
last years team.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05

toe, all sizes and widths, lace
or button /; a regular IS Boot
at $1.o8 a pair.
SLAB pair-You can buy a
81 Boot in all styles, lace or
button, Razer, opera and
Paris toes, c. S. at $1.48 a
pair.
All STILES of Ladies' Oxford
Ties at SIC, eSc $r.25 and
$I.5o pair.
Misses spring heel, lace or
button, sizes II to at 6oc
a pair; worth Sl.25 pair.
Better grades at csc, $I.25
and $I.4S a pair.
Boys Shoes, fine calf, lace
only, narrow toes; worth $I.5o
at $125 a pair.
Boys saten oil Calf Shoes,
sizes II to 2, at 6oc; worth 81.
Mems fine Calf Shoes in all
styles, opera, plain and Lon
don toes, lace or congress, at
$2.3S a pair; worth So.
Mems Shirts.
Mems Laundered Shirts at
4oc each.
Working Shirts at 25c, 35c
and 4Sc each.
Boys Shirts at 25c and 35c
each.
25 doz Gents Ties i'll ele-
CANT patterns, all the latest
shades in Tecks, Bows and
Four-in. Hands; regular soc
tie at 25c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
New England Grocery
And TEA HOUSE,
230 and 232 Main Street,
A SOFT SNAP.


MURRAY MIL team OF New York Yesterday.
The Brown University base ball tesm m
had perfect snap with the Murray Hill
team OF New York yesterday afternoon
on Lincoln field and sent them home to
the metropolis defeated by a score OF 2s
to B, and this victory was achieved In
only seven innings. Wednesday the
same team was defeated by the Yale war.
sity nine by score OF 10 to 1, and as the
Brown boys rubbed IL in a little deeper,
It is expected that Yale will have to
hustle hard to defeat the Rhode Island
college team.
Monday the Brown team will play the
club from Boston University On the same
grounds.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05

BARGAINS!
BARGAIN9Y
mammoth New England Grocery
and Tea House.
$50 and 232 Main s4ea.4

"a a visit tn ,3ur spacious salesrooms will
nansy snow ~ you me large.t. cieanesc and most
cafefnlly seiecttd stock OF fancy and stanie
Groceries to be found In this city.
sack. ""'~' ~-'w
Dbl. 's ~s'-S
Very Beet 81. Louis Flour, CARS bbl.
very Choice ~. Louis Flour, % 20 bbi.
BEST Granuiated Sugar, 70 ~ lbs 0I.
Best new N. %. Molasses, t0c gal.
Fancy Pure New N. u. Mol asses. 25c paI
bbl., +I2c lb. ~ ~
Best Alaska Salmon, lilo can, sl.25 doz.
fancy salmon STEAK. lac can. el. .45 doz.
Best Salmon Steak, ISc can. e2IO doz.
Choice Canned Tomatoes, &c ca1, sac doz.
Choice Canned Corn, sc can, 0Os doz.
ChlifOrntn Pruncs. T. 10, - and l5c lb.
Fancy EvapoIated Apricots, lac H., o lbs.
el.
Best Canned Apricots. 20c can, sl.25 doz.
fahcY canned Apiicots, i3c can, sl.5O doz.
The above prices, ve think, will convince
yon mat we selI the very beat goods at the
lowest cash prices. "a
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05

T.. l.. Freeman 4 Son
are displaying very pretty assortment. OF
Easter Cards and Booklets.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
Stationery Department.

The latest wrin klss In fashionable station.
cry are alway to be found here. Engraving
and printing of all FERNS Of cards and invf.
tations correctly and promptly done. That
new puzzle, pixies Peak or Bust" on sale at
2lc. Trick boxes--the "NOw you see It, now
YOU don't' kiDd-at SC each. Playing cards,
Duplicate whist sets, "American leads" and
New Ideas in Whilst cards at "New Idea"
prices. Magazines, MOnthlies and Weeklies
and all kinds fashion papers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05

BOSTON FURNITURE COMPANY,
JUST ;OvER THE BRIDGE. PAwTUCKET,
GOING TO CHANGE STORES,
SLAUGHTER PRICES FOR ALL OF DOR
PRESENT STOCK or HOUsEFURNIsHIN0s
GOOD LOANS ALL RIGHT
BCT CASH TALKS
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
E.I..Trs. mnn q Son

are displaying a fine assortment OF Esstel
cards aud booklets.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
Kid Gloves.

IS dz S hook kid gloves we
marked them at 81, our buyer
says there worth it; blacks
and tan shades; you'll get a
pair from now to Easter Sun
day at 7oc and you'll be
pleased you bought them.
IS dozen unfinished Kid
Gloves, browns and tans, lac
ing hook, Age a pair.
Our Mems Fine Kid Gloves
every pair warranted, are
worth $1.75, very dressy,
$3.50.
IS dozen ladies' fast black
Gloves, IL I-2c q pair.
IS dozen ladies' and misses
Silk Taffeta Gloves, tans and
fast black, silk points, 25c a
pair
Ladies' Wrappers.
A new shipment yesterday
of 10 doz meLium and light
print Wrappers, 75c kinds at
55c.
10 doz medium and light
print Wrappers, fancy ruffle,
81 kinds at 79c.
IS doz Printed India Mus
lin Wrappers, 36-inch sleeve,
81 kind at SI.39.
Hosiery Dept.
2!5 doz real Lisle Thread
Ladies' Hose, spliced heel
and toe, soc kind $50 a pair,
3 pair for 81.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
Cotton Underwear.

Every garment worth buy
ing, because they'll wear, no
matter how low the price. For
tomorrow - Ladies' Night
Gowns, full size, made OF good
quality muslin with yoke
trimmed neck and sleeves at
39c EACH. "Mother Hubbard"
gowns, fine tucked yokes and
insertion. all sizes, at 49c.
Ten styles of fancy trimmed
gowns made OF Fruit of the
Loom" Cotton, with either
high or turned down collars
at Sc.
White dresses, wells, wreaths
ties, blouses and gloves fer
Holy Thursday.
Easter Millinery.
The choicest collections in
Artistic Millinery, the ex-
elusive productions of our own
workre oms gives all ladies an
opportunity to procure that
Something different" in Eas-
ter headwear that is always
looked for, but not always
found. Leave your orders tor
your Easter Hat at this de-
partment-Satisfaction will be
the result. White Hats for
Easter Weddings a speciality.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
In our Basement.

Tomorrow we will sell decc-
rated China carved dishes,
49c. Best ali Bristle hand
brushes, l9c. Hall lamps, all
complete, with colored globe,
$1.19. Thin blown hot water
glasses, 35c per dozen. Gold
band fine China egg cups, 35c
dozen. The best of teas and
coffees are to be bought in our
tea department at dry goods
prices.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05

IS doz ladies' fast black
Cotton Hose, seamless foot,
nc kind, 2 pair csc.
25 doz ladies' fast black
Cotton Hose, Hermsdoff dye,
full seamless, 25c kinds at
1oc.
10 doz Mems Seamless Cot
ton Hose, mixed colors,
IL 1-2c kind; price tomorrow,
soc tor half doz, 3 pair for 25c.
Notions.
S gross Fancy Toilet Soap,
highly perfumed, 1oc box Of
3 cakes.
gross assorted styles Hair
Brushes, 3ec kinds at 25c.
Dress Goods!
Don't forget our Dress
Goods department.. More
dress goods sold this season
than ever before. Just in S
pieces Pin Checks, Fancy
Goods, 81 grade at IS yard.
10 pieces new Covert, slight
mixture, 81 grade at 75c a
yard.
s pieces IS Twill Black
Henrietta, 4o-inch, on sale to-
morrow at soc.
Shoe Department.
Ladies', we have the finest
Boot ever showed in the city
at the price on sale for Satur-
day. All the newest styles,
razer toe, opera toe and Paris
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05

cents a loaf.
AMERICAN GkocERy AND TEA Co.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05

Il. l.. Freeman a. Son
have always In stock full line OF tissue
Iapers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
A Decided Sensation.

Tile sale Of tile stock bm-
chased BY as .Tom the receiv-
ers OF tile big importing Mm
Of
Il. S. /IFFRE2- oe CO.,
7cfH Hbegfn on Tuesday mo,0-
ing, Hbril 9Th.
The values that viii he offered I'm all lines
OF the most dt sirab merchandise VIII far
excel anything ever offered IN The history Of
the dry goods trade IN Pawtuct,t.
mIhe repu niIUb of l.. ). JAFFREl co. for
Keeping the htghp-t grades of the most lis
sirable goods n too " known to need com
ment. The ueOple of Pawtuckct and vicinity
may well deem them elves fortunate IN bc.
Ing able 10 secure Lbe choicest OF spring
Novelties and staple lines or such hign clns,
goods 80 early In the season at such prlces ns
Will prevail during this sale.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-05
RADIkIN & COONEY
TRINITY SQUARE.
Our Saturdays Special Sale


You doing doing also You elp
Ia al
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7. T. STEWARD

FIBRE CHAMOIS the lining for sleeves and skirts.
Plenty for the present Fifty pieces of silks will be
on sale this morning ranging in price from 25c $50 yard
Special values fine goods for 75c and $500 yard Checked
aetas in quality for 75c yard that world beaters
for the quality and STYLE Silks having the largest sale
for years. Every lady will want silk waist for spring
great many will buy complete silk dress and this will make
the silk trade very large all Now the time secure
the best assortment AdvceS received yesterday that the
real Jap Ka Ka awess silks becoming very and
that advance price will surely take place before long. We
strongly advise early buying.
Our silk department today in the best condition with
goods has been Silks the leading article
the dress goods department. Atwood dress goods 5O &c.
800 yard The qualities sold for so per cent
money last We selling dress goods at low margin
profit this The result We have nearly doubled the
dress goods trade We cut fit and basic capes free Cape
materials for soc to $780, yard Storm serges for separate
skirts 75c to $3.50 yard On the bargain counter you will
find aces and emboees for about one-hal the regular price,
Spool linen thread &c SPOOL Knitting silks in all colos 22c
1OOOyad spool silk SOC; bastng cotton Oyard basng
cotton &c SPOOL baby caps 49, combs and brushes, half
the regular price, Fine soaps, equal in scent to Cashmere
Bouquet SC cake Nice perfumery 19c Ladies' and chill
drens hose at about half price Rubber ribbons in complete
assortment at soc the dollar This the way the prices
all through the notion stock. We than doubling
the notion trade. New millinery. New silk waists. New
prices your favor this with system OF
low prices each and every article The best dollar kid glove
in the market. All sizes and colors La Fiesta ribbons
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Dental Alumni

The first regular monthly meeting Of
the Los Angeles Association of Dental
Alumni was held at DR.. H. D. Requa' s
Office in the Bradbury building, on Tues
some weeks ago and has for it's object the
promotion of fraternal feeling among its
members to entertain each other by
friendly feeling discussions and essays,
and at all times to work together for the
elevation of themselves and the dental
profession at large.
Following is the list of officers and
ident; DR.. +. r. Buckingham, vice presi-
dent; DR.. Herbert d. Requa secretary
DR.. W. A. Smith, treasurer; Drs. E. &.
Howard, L. +. Ford, f. H. Sawhill, w.
H. Masser, J. I. Price. L. Allin, A. p.
Hayes W. F.. Kennedy. H. W. Broad
beck and +. G. Dorrance
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A Chance for a Position

II you want to become an inspector or
night inspector in the United States
Customs service you can have chance
ga april End by going to the custom
house, at 8 O'Clock on that morning and
standing an examination.
Applications for this examination must
be made on blanks presented by the
United States Civil Service Commission,
and these can be obtained from Fred
Hardness, the secretary of the board of
examiners, The applications must be
closing business ON March 18th.
These positions under the ruling Of the
Civil Service Commission are held for life
or during good behavior.
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out being obliged to devote any time at
room hunting" and at reasonable rates.
Director-General Meyberg and the ad-
visory board are determined that the rep.
utation of Los Angeles shall not be in
iured in this respect, and that visitors
will return to their homes we'll satisfied
with the manner in which they have been
housed.
The committee on public comforts has
= eceiyed positive instructions in this
respect, and it has commenced arrange
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cocoanut MandoIins

II. NJ. Barrows, a conductor on the
cable road, has devised new industry.
that OF making mandolins out of cocoa
nut shells. He showed one to Herald
reporter which was very attractive look
ing instrument. Barrows made the whole
rior to wood. He has not adjusted the
size of the vent to suit him and the sound
is not as resonant as it should be- but is
remarkably sweet. Mr.. Barrows intends
to continue the manufacture of cocoanut
mandolins until he attains perfect in
strlment.
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AN INDIAN SQUABBLE
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Dismissed b.
Judge Ross

Judge Ross heard the first case yester-
day, as Judge Of the United States Circuit
Court 1t was habeas corpus proceeding
for the purpose OF liberating Juan Anto-
Mo Razon, who it was claimed is depri-
we'd of his liberty by Joaquin Torres at
Torres, Riverside county.
1t was alleged in the writ that Razon,
accompanied by twelve men, took posses
sion of Torres, who is the Chief of the
Desert Indians and confined him for
fifteen days at Salton.
= This unprovoked arrest was brought to
the notice of Francisco Estudillo, the
United States agent for the Mission Indi-
ans, who in turn ordered the imprison-
ment of Razon and also fined him 80.
1t was shown at the pr oceedin gs in
court that Razon was not deprived of his
liberty and therefore the writ was dis
missed
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The contest for the Queen of La Fiesta
has become as important an event among
the ladies and causes as much excitement
as a presidential, state or municipal elec-
tion to the politician.
In fact the voting is the principal topic
of conversation, not only among the
ladies. but among the sterner sex. While
walking along Spring street yesterday,
a Herald coupon to one of his friends
wi the same earnestness and impor-
lance as he would have asked him to cast
his ballot for some friend running on a
ticket for public Office.
And then the mail that is brought to
the Office daily. 1t would not be surpris-
ing if the post Office sales for stamps
should show marked increase over any
previous month, and Postmaster Van
Duzen could properly give The Herald
credit for the increased revenue of his
Office.
Only "a days remain in which to vote.
The time is getting short and the bal
loting will become more spirited as the
closing day approaches.
Therefore, time is precious and if you
desire to have your lady friend carry off
the laurels, send your coupon'to The Her.
aid without further delay.
Who will be Queen? That is the ques-
ton shrouded in mystery. SAFE
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Who is ahead ?
That question is the
first asked in the NOR
ing, and it's meaning
is now pretty general
ly understood.
Before the breakfast
is reached, The Herald
is consulted, the Fiesta
column is closely scru-
tinized to glance over
the list OF votes, study
the changes and then
read all the news OF
the carnival.
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Hrs. Griffith Divorced

Mrs Anna E. Griffith was divorced from
J. NJ Griffith, the well known lumber
man, yesterday by Judge Mckinley. The
case was tried with closed doors. Mrs.
Griffith alleged that her husband had
been extremely cruel to her in failing to
sympathize with her ailments, refusing
her reasonable requests and notifying dry
goods merchants not to trust her on his
accour t. The case went by default and
presented no sensational features.
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A Thing of Beauty

Is Joy forever. So is home of your OWL
where you can browse around under the vine
and fig tree. We have several cosy places in
Pico Heights. ranging in price from $3.50 to
$3.50. Now, the point that will commend
itself to you is that you can buy any one of
them with no cash down and monthly pay
lnents. like rent. The $3.50 one is a beauty,
colonial style. Langwortny Co., 226 S. Spring
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TO CARE FOR VISITORS

Los Angeles will earn
the distinction that
few other cities have
earned, of being able
to take care of large
crowds of vi sitors
without any inconve-
nience to the latter. 1t
is proposed that those
who come to this city
to witness La Fiesta
shall have all the COM
forts and the best ac-
commodations the city
affords, and that they
be provided with suit
able apartments with.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-07
ROLLER SKATING /!

Grand Ave-, Cor. Tenth st.
Every day a. 2 and pm. Music every night.
Wednesday evening. March q, mile race, open
for all Amateur race, a mile, (Prizes.) !
Saturday evening, March 8, recherche ex-
hibition OF fancy figure skating by Mr. W. 7.
Carey OF the san Francisco ice Pink Admls-
sion Wednesday and Saturday nights, 1Oc. !
Skates Csc. Closed Sunday