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The herald., 1895-07-27

ENteS ioT ADVERTISEMENTS Nuoth thio Stoesiu-
cation-t time, cents per line; l week. 30
cents per line; month, III per line.
JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY -
That's what people say who have tried
small ad in The Herald.
They don't cost much, but the results
are simply marvellous.
In this popular department The Herald
has made a gain of more than 200 per
cent during the past few months.
Big circulation counts. The Herald has
it.
If you want to talk to half the people
in Los Angeles and in other parts CT
Southern California, try small ad.
In addition to the immense and rapidly
increasing circulation of The Herald, its
sales by newsboys, on trains. at hotels
and summer resorts make it THE adver-
tising medium of the Pacific coast.
Look over these small advertisements
today. They will interest you and may
make you some money.
Tomorrow try one. The results will be
both surprising and satisfying. 6-3tf
PERSONAL-COFFEE FRESH ROAST
ed every day; Java and Mocha. 35c;
Mountain coffee, 20c; lbs good tea, VI;
50lbs -four. s5c; Slbs corn meal, l5c: 3
cans CLAIMS, 25c; cans oysters. Zoe; keg
Holland herrings, 15c; 6 lbs tapioca, 25c;
dl lbs beans. 25c; can cocoa, 15c: lbs
prunes. 25c 10 lbs rasns, 25c; lbs purc
lard, 45c; pork. nc: bacon, 10l9c. 80 lars
soap. 81; apple butter. &c ID. Economic
Stores. 400 S. Broadway. N. B.--Every-
thing at cut rates in our new store.
ERSONAL-RALPH BROS. - GOLD
Bar flour, 95c; city flour. SOC; granulat-
ed sugar. 10 lbs. 81; brown sugar, % lbs 81;
lbs rolled wheat or oats. 25c; sardines,
boxes 25c; tomatoes, cans 20c; I bars
German family soap. 25c; gallons oil,
$1.05; gasoline. 81. 10; 2 packages morning
meal 15c; lard. lob can, 75c; Cal. cheese
l0c. No. 6Ol S. Spring ST., corner Sixth.
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Office hours from a. III. to 7:30 p. m
except Sundays.

WANTED-MAN WITH A LlG HIT TEAM
to travel with balloonist and para
chute jumper. to go north no trifier.
Call at 331k S. Spring ST., room 4, the
Eagle Lodging House. q
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

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cation-t time, cents per line; week, 30
cents per line; l month, 81 per line.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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Cation-1 time, cents per line; week. 30
cents per line month, 81 per line.
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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 photo and call on the famous
European delineator of character occult
scientist, medium, psychist and palmist.
1241a 5. Spring, room IL. 9-23
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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cation--l time, cents per line; 1 week, 30
ents per line; l month, 81 per line.
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FOLLOWING is A LIST OF THE
children who have been admitted into
the Los Angeles Orphan Asylum. Boyle
Heights. since the last publication:
Halt orphans - Soledad Sepulveda, 10
years; Sarah Tessios, A; Bessie Corbie,
z; Flora Stephens, 8; Sarah Guyon. 8;
Bessie Simpson, Il Stella Quedenfed,
10; Ella Gilman. IL; Mary Manning, A;
Clara Zupler, 8; Juniata Bellado, 6.
Whole ophans-Juniata Olivera, 8; Jessie
Griffith s. Sister Cecilia. Los Ange-
les Orphan Asylum, Boyle Heights,
July 16. 1895. 7-27
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FOR RENT - COMPLETELY FUR
pished cottage OF g rooms in Santa
Monica. For particulars call on or ad.
dress No. 3ll Second ST., bet. Oregon and
Arizona aves. 9-l2
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THE IMPERIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
company, Potomac building. 2l7 S.
Broadway. S-24
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FINANCIAL

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cation-l time, cents per line; l week, 80
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CARPET CLEANING

EUREKA CARPET CLEANING co..
All carpets and rugs renovated with
the Eureka; spots, stains, dust and dirt
thoroughly removed; nap raised and
CARPET restored 10 its natural color.
WEBB e. HELLAR. 1861 s. Spring ST.,
room g. 80
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LOST AND FOUND
PHYSICIANS

MRS. DIR. WEGENER - PRIVATE
home for ladies before and during
confinement; irregularities cured in one
day guaranteed; no instruments, babies
adopted. 4l9 Eddy ST., San Francisco.
Cal. I'll If
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DENTISTS

ALBANY DENTAL PARLORS-GER-
man American Eank building. A
set of teeth Sc; best s. S. white teeth,
$40 per set
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----ATTENTION---

DO YOU WANT TO BUY A RESTAu.
RANT, WELL LOCATED AND Posi-.
TIVELY DOING A FINE BUSINESS,
AT ONE-THIRD ITS VALUE2 WE
HAVE IT AND DESIRE YOU TO IN.
VESTIGATE IF YOU MEAN BUSI.
NESS. PRICE $500.
BARR REALTY CO.,
III s. BROADWAY q
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MISS KATE LAMPMAN, sTHE CELB-
brated young trance test aud business
medium, has returned to her home, and
will be pleased % Welcome her many
friends and patrons; sittings daily. Az
w. Seventh st. Ola
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STEAM GARRETT CLEANING, sewiag
and laying. JOHN H. RICHARDS
100 N. Spring; telephone 1343. 8-4
CARPETS CLEANED from &c. per ward
laying. &c. r. BROWN, COS s. Broad.
way.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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cation-l time, 8 cents per line; l week, 5
Cents per line month, 81 per line.
FOR SALE
-
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FOR SALE-50 RUNNING FEET OF
wire fence. 10 feet high with gate. Is
in good condition and Is suitable for
office. store or factory partitions. Will be
sold cheap. For further parti ticulars call
at the business office of The Herald. If
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EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY-WE
have large list: submit your proper.
ty and we can obtain an offer. Holway
Land Company, room IA. California Bank
bldg. Second st. and Broadway. 2ltf
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IMPORTANT
SEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION

Under head of business opportunities in
this issue Of the Herald. 7-16tf
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MONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS $1,000 TO
$1,000 at 6% per cent. Continental
Building and Loan association, POI S.
Broadway. 7-1Stf
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a WONDERFUL DEAD TRANCE ME-
dium and crystal reader; names, de-
scriptions. past. present. future given:
102 y S. Hill. S-A
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXCELLENT PASTURE; PURE WAT
er; board fence; reasonable rates. W.
Z. Hughes, s6 Bryson blk. S-13
FOR RENT-SUNNY OFFICES FOR
lawyers in the Fulton blk. Inquire
of D. K. Trask, .207 New High ST. 6-29tf
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SALOON. WELL LOCATED, WITH 4
large living rooms; price. 500. APP
ply Ben White, 221 W. First ST. 27
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MADAM GEORGE, SPIRITUAL MEDI-
um and healer. developing mediums
istic power: sittings daily, 25c and up.
334 S. Hill ST.. room 10. 81
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PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAIN
ed in all countries. bought and sold.
5. J. Day n Co., patent attorneys, room
50, Bryson block. If
HAZARD & TOWNSEND, 8 I"owNEY
block. Tel. Al Los Angeles. 6
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PIONEER STEAM CARPET WORKS.
Carpets made. refitted, sewed aud laid.
2O8-21O Il. Seve nth st. Telephone 2l7.
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WANTED - PARTNER; FIRST-CLASS
metal engraver; no capital required.
Address 236 Il. Second st. 6-25tf
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UNION LOAN COMPANY

UNION LOAN COMPANY
Stimson Block,
Loans money on all kinds OF collateral
security, watches, diamonds. sealskins
and furniture in lodging and boarding
also on bonds, stock, mortgages: low in
terest; money at once; business confidsn-
tial; private Office for ladies. room 112,
Clark A. Shaw, manager, rooms Ill and
112. first floor, Stimson block
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CIGAR E-MAKING OVER $40
per month. Owner sick, must sell
fine opening. Morris & Lee, 1913 s. Broad
way. 27
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TO LOAN-UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
small loans; no commissions; light
expense. Security Loan and Trust Co.,
223 s. Spring.
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FOR RENT-.HOUSES

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cation-l time, s cents per line; week, 30
cents per line; month, 81 per line.
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PERSONAL-BEST IN THE WORLD
I King Liniment Medicine Com.
pany has proven master uf all
pain and disease known to hu-
man flesh. For SO we guarantee to
cure any case of catarrh on earth in
twenty to thirty days. One 50 bottle of
King Liniment and one 50 bottle of
Blood Purifier will give immediate relief
and permanent cure for the most ma
llgnant case Of rheumatism in five to ten
uays. One 50 bottle OF King Liniment
will cure the most malignant case Of
piles in ten days. We have found no DIS
ease yet that we have failed to perma-
nently cure. BY calling at our office we
can refer you to first class citizens of Los
Angeles and thousands OF others that
have fully tested the true merits Of our
medicines. Drs. King e. Jones of the
King Liniment Medicine company. For
bale day or night at 655 Olive street. cor
her Seventh. ana all tirst-class druggists.
Prices: King Liniment, 81 and ~ per bot
tie Blood Purifier. 81; Cancer Medicine,
50 and $4; Catarrh Medicines, IS; Pills,
Doc. All other medicines in proportion.
No charge until cured by calling at our
Office for proper treatment. Parties liv-
Ing at distance successfully treated by
mail by addressing us at the above num-
ber, King Liniment Medicine Co., 655
Olive street. and inclose two stamps. S24
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS


FOR SALE-50 RUNNING FEET OF
wire fence, 10 feet high. with gate.
Is in good condition and is suitable for
office, store or factory partitions. Will
be sold cheap. For further particulars
call at the business office Of the Herald. tt
FOR SALE-COME QUICK $3.50 CASH
Buys lot 50x140 on Burlington ave.,
bet First ana Temple SITS. Room 22l,
Byrne bldg, Third and Broadway. tt
FOR SALE-12.HORSE POWER HOR-
izontal boiler ard engine at a bar
gain, at PACIFIC Warehouse, sol and s03
Il. First 1t 2S
FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW PAR.
lor set; latest style: Will sell for half
the original cost. All Temple st. 2S
FOR sALE--FURNITURE OF A SEVEN
room cottage at q bargain. 539 ).
Broadway. Cottage being for rent. 1tf
FOR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTI-
ties TO suit at this office.
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TO RENT-IF YOU WANT TO RENT
your house and get good tenant put
them in our hands; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Southern Employment Co., 1917 ).
Broadway. Room 5. S-3 ,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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cation-1 time, cents per line: 1 week, 80
cents per line; / month"; 81 per line.
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EDUCATIONAL
SCHOOL
MILITARY

MILITARY
THE BERKELEY GYMNASIUM,
Berkeley, California.
A trst-class preparatory school for boys
accredited in the state university and
Stanford.
Students prepared for Yale. Harvard or
any school OF college in this country or
Europe. The school is opposite the uni.
versity grounds.
For catalogues and other information
concerning the school. call on
JOHN l.. PAVkOVICH,
S-14 Office, 220 W. First ST., Los Angeles.
THE LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COL
Iege Gncorporated) 144 S. Main st.
The largest and most thoroughly practi.
cal business training school in the city ;
is open the entire year, day and evening.
Special summer session will open June
10Th. All branches included in the sixth.
seventh. eighth and high school grades
will be taught by able instructors. Also
special work at reduced rates in penman
ship, book keeping. short hand, typewrlt-
ing and telegraphy by the best expert
teachers OF these SUBJ piects in the city. All
interested are cordially invited to visit
the college and inspect its workings
Send for catalogue. E. Il. Shrader. pres !;
+. W. Kelsey, vice-pres.: |. n. Inseep,
sec.
WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE (IN-
corporated) 226 5. Spring St., is the
oldest and largest commercial school III
Southern California; the most beautiful
college rooms and equipments to be found
IN the state; elevator for pupils use; a
large faculty of experienced and able in
structors open the entire year; both day
and evening ses sions; a practical Englisn
course, a thorough business course, and
a course in shorthand and typewriting,
under an experienced stenographer.
Write or call for illustrated catalogue and
full information. G. A. Hough, pres. /;
n. g. Felker. vice-pres.
THROOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.
Pasadena, offers manual training. Sloyd
art literary, scientific. classical and nor
NAL departments. See exhibit in Slim
son block. Los Angeles, or address Presi-
dent q. II. Keyes, Pasadena.
BOYNTON NORMAL, FOR TEACHERS,
only. Summer school JulyS. Teach
ers aided in getting positions. Teachers.
eovernesses and tutors supplied. 1909 S.
Spring st. 6-30tf
LOS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL
Tor kindergartners. Summer school
July 1st. Mrs. N. d. Mayhem, GIG w.
Twenty third st. 6-Stf.
NEW SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS: THIRD
classes. Jules Mersfelder, Daniel Polk.
S-15
SHORTHAND, LONGLEY INSTITUTE,
Byrne block. Special rates for summer
term. S-17
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THE BOSTON EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
cy, 222 w. Fifth st. Furnished and
unfinished rooms always on our list
Hotel and household help furnished 225
w. Fifth st. 8 "A
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MADAM DUVA 1.-THE ECLAIRVOYANY
and medium is now located permans
entity at 122 W. seventh st. Life readings
dailv 9-l
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IMPORTANT
SEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION

Under head of business opportunities in
.his issue of The Herald. 7-16tf
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SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR CITY
property or ranches, 60 to Morris &
Lee, 32S S. Broadway. 7-l2tf
TO EXCHANGE PROPERTY QUICK
Go TO Ben White, 22l w. First st.
d-10tf
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NTED-TEAMSTERS AT CORNER
San Joaquin ST. and Ocean Wow ave..
S25 per month ard board. Dodd d.
O'Gara. If
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FOR EXCHANGE - 81 ACRES GOOD
alfalfa and corn land. clear; miles
from city; city property in Sonoratown
preferred. NORRIS d LEE,
26 1928 s. Broadway
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WANTED-AGENTS

A MAN IN EVERY SECTION TO SELL
staple goods to dealers: experience
unnecessary; best side line; $75 month
salary and expenses or large commi ission
made. For sealed particulars send scamp.
Clifton Soap Manufacturing Co., Cincin-
natl, o.
WANTED-AGENTS BY CALIFORNIA
Mutual Benefit society. Call to II.
room 20, German American Bank build
ing. sly
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ANTED-LODGIING HOUSES OF 10
to 40 rooms; 220 w. First. S-5
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WANTED--TO RENT


WANTED TO RENT-BY PERMANENT
resident good s to 10-Ioom house and
barn on the hills or Bonnie Brae tract
or Angeleno Heights. Address "A. B.
c., this office. 7-12'tf
The herald., 1895-07-27

Statesmen IN AND OUT OF LOS
Angeles to sell our goods to grocers ;
good commission or salary references
required. r. X. V. Co., 204 S. Main ST.,
st. Louis, Mo. 5-9tf
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FOR EXCHANGE-ULEAR EASTERN
for mortgaged California; city or
country; wanted Chicago lots. r. d. List,
1881 W. Second. 7-29
The herald., 1895-07-27

NINE. STANLEY. CELEBRATED FOR
tune reader; ladies. 25c. 245 s. Spring
81 $40
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-06-06

HORSE MEAT WAR IN PARIS.
amusing Complications from IIsinv
Flesh in Sausaues

amusing Complications from I1a;ux
Flesh in Sausages.
An amusing warfare has been oar.
ried on in Paris between tho Govern.
ment chemists and the makers Of sau
sages IN which ~horsefesh has been
used.
some time ago the Butchers Asso.
cation of Paris strongly advocated O.
law rendering it compulsory to desiC-
nate by a label or otherwise all san.
sases composed of horsefesh or in
which horsefesh had been mixed with
other meats. The authorities. while
perfectly willing to make regulations
enforcing this practice, declined to do
so on account Of the impossibility of
punlshlng offenders. To punish the
violators of a law it is necessary to
detect the violation and also to show
PROOF or 1t. In the present state of
sclentlflc knowledge it is not possible
10 satisfactorily determine the differ
ehce etwee flesh of the horse and
that OF any other animal when thew are
Doth chopped fine and mixed together.
A chemist finally discovered that if
the meat We're treate with iOdated
water a reddish-brown reaction would
be apparent If hOrsef1esh were present.
Fork or beef does give this peculiar
tinge. The pork butchers rejoiced and
prepared to push the w~ished-for legis-
lation.
The hOrsemeat men had a card I'D
their sleeves, however, and commenced
adding a little flour TO their sausage
meat. When the lOdated water was
applied contact with the starch of the
flour Immediately produced a brilliant
blue, which effcctually masked all
traces of any other color. This blue, of
course, would point to the likelihood Of
haSsemeat being present, but it could
not be sworn to. Surprising the meat
to be pure beef and the -four added,
the blue would be the same when the
test was applied.
The chemists again went to work
and discovered that if the starch was
separated by m%aceration and subse-
quent filtration, and the residue treat
ed with two or three chemicals. the
hOrsemeat would be detected. SO far
the victory rests with the chemists, and
the law will probably be passed unless
the horsemeat men make another dis
covery. In 1892 10000 horses were
slaughtered in Paris, three-fourths of
which went into sausages. so that the
Importance Of the industry may be real.
lied.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-06-06
Ruby Mining in Hurman.

A large quantity of the worlds supply
of rubics comes from the Burmah
mines. which have been actively work
ed since the annexation of Burmah by
the British government. The ruby dis
trict is about 26 miles long and l.
broad, and lies at elevations varying
from 1000 feet to 1000 feet above the
sea-level. Some of the mines have
been worked by the natives from very
remote periods; in fact old workings
are found over III area of 66 square
miles. 1t is in the lower clay beds of
the river alluvia, and in similar de-
posts formed in gullies in the hill
wash. that the rubics. spinels, and other
gems are found. In the ~alluvia, square
pits from two feet to nine feet across,
ingeniously timbercd with bamboo, are
sunk to the ruby earth, which is drawn
up by bamboo baskets. In the hill
wash long open trenches are carried
from the sides of Il gully. Regular
mines are opened in some places; in
others the limestone is quarried.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-06-06

ner reached out from Philadelphia and in
trenched themselves firmly in certain in
dustries in nearly all the big cities of the
United States. The unexpected always
happens, and it is for this reason that the
financial experts Of the country did not
look toward staid Philadelphia for the
birth of so gigantic a combination and so
dazzling a monetary star as the "kem-
BILE Widener-Elkins" syndicate, now re-
duced by the death of its parent to the
"Widener-E lkins" syndicate. The syndi-
cate is not Incorporated as a syndicate,
but by membership in various corpora
tons the individuals are able to reach over
the whole country and eve into England
and control the amount of capital speci-
fled, if not more. The start was made in
street railways and to-day it controls lead
ing railroads in New York, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Washington. Northern New
Jersey, Pittsburg and Chicago.
1t controls or has an interest in the gas
works of Philadelphia. Chicago. Mime
apolis, Milwaukee, Atlanta, Ga, and
thirty other cities and towns from Maine
to Florida. 1t controls the Welsbach in
candescent light, the electric storage bat
terry, and a number of important electrical
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-06-06

than a core. Of which they were able
to find no more than three or four, and
yet those birds had no more shelter for
hiding than was afforded by a dozen or
so small bushes. Squatting motiOnless
with his head in the sand the ostrich
is so near in color like the sand and the
scant heritage that grows there that
ever experienced hunters fail to see
them. They readily learn the habits Of
their prosecutors, and know when and
how to seek safety. Here and there is
found Il ranch owner who will not per
nit ostrich hunting on his grounds.
The birds quickly learn the lay of the
land where they are safe and gather
on it from surrounding districts in great
bands, leaving the hunted grounds
bare. And what is more remarkable
still. the very birds that will flee for
their lives when startled by Il man on
the hunted grounds will show not the
least concern at the approach of Il man
when they are on safe ground. That
they are readily dOmesticated may be
inferred from this. The young will re-
main about a ranch when they grow
up. of course. and so their plumcs may
be obtained without killing them. But
not many are kept so, because the old
cocks are often ugly and will attack
even mon accustomed to feed them.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-06-06

During an EndeavOr convention one
If the delegates, Il young business man.
alert and eager. and telling Of bottled
merry within, came suddenly upon a
rcd-faccd citizen who evidently had
been patronizing the hotel bar. But
ionholins' the delegate unceremoni-
ou>ly. he said:
What are You fellows trying to do,
any way! You L hot on temperance.
| sec by the papers. Do you think you
Gould make Il temperance maj of me"'
no. replied the delegate, looking
aim over from head to foot with Il keen
glance. slightly contemptuous, we evil
IDENTIFY couldn't do much with you, but
we are after your boy"
AT this unexpected "ctort the man
dropped his peculiar ton and said Sc
riouSly:
well. guess you have got the right
IT it there. If somebody had been at
Ter me when l was Il boy l should be
I better mai to-day"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-06-06

inventions that are coming into everyday.
use. 1t has a big interest through indi.I
vidual members in the Cramp %Shipbuild-I
ing Company, capitalized at $780, 900 900.
which has had such a big share of Gov
eminent work and recently constructed
the great steamships st. Louis and St.
Paul. 1t is represented in the directory
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
by two members out of a total of fifteen
in the board-a rather good percentage.
1t is closely identified with the Standard
Oil Company. 1t has expended $4,000
900 in real estate Improvements in Phila-
delphia as a syndicate.
The above include the big things in
which these men are interested and which
they have helped to develop. In addition
they are interested through Chris l.. Ma
gee, of Pittsburg, as individuals in o,
couple of ranches in one Of the Dakotas;
in the Little Wood River Udaho), and on
the Yukon River in Alaska, gold mining
properties; in a 100000 iron foundry in
Philadelphia; in a 100000 iron furnace
at Lewiston, Pa; last, but not least, and
it will be some years before it develops, in
a real estate scheme of great dimensions
in and around Washington, d. G.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-06-06
Must Reckon with Gladstone Again

Mr.. Gladstone may pretty certainly
be reckOned upon as an active political
force in what remains of the present
session. and probably in the general
election which will follow it. He is
said to have expressed his conviction
that the real feeling of the country is
in favor of the policy of the present
Cabinet. and he is not likely to lose any
opportunity of making it favorable. If.
a year ago, his health had been what it
is now, he would certainly be at this
moment Prime Minister Of England.
In one form or another, the Unionist
party may make up their minds to the
fact that they will have to reckon with
him in the House of Commons. and at
the polling booths.-London World.