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What shall | do?" she moaned
! nave broken my bicycle .
Leu me see the wreck. F" said be,
mother Why, these wheels ar
Very light indeed = "
es. the lightest manufactures, J,
ven. there is no need of WASTING
them. III take them down town an5
4, nave some trimming put on them
ihey VIII make lovely hats for Won
ana your sister to wear to the ,boa
ter. Washington star
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~ IS always a safe measure alto
eating anything acid to brush 81,
,cc'h as soon as possible. Lines .,
lemons are bad for them, and il ma,
o. doubted II tomatoes are not hnrt
ful Certainly it is best 10 be 80 ~.
sure SIDE and avoid any harm BY 90
my % ones toothbrush after an,
meai which has contained yineya,
.eon Juice or any solid sour AMI.
stance. New York World.
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What is

n"n - Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescriDtio, e..
o,n.. contains neither Opium. nTorn,,;n n.ans
for parc-oro substance. 1t is harmless substitnt.
- :, sorc' Drops Soothing syrups and Co.. ~.
ie"sant Its guarantee is thirty v.ra, oi'
OF Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms v Dy
cures Sas'orla prevents vomiting Sour Cur.,
..' Diarrh@a and Wind Collie Casto.,a ~' wura'
Castora s ."D,es cures constipation and aatu,cuo,
-, "sSi"i'ates tho food regulates tho s,..N
a"a bowels. giving healthy and not,,r., stomach
Is inc Chiidrcn's Panacea-the Mother,s r-.s o'S-
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Little Dots Conclusion

Little 70 - Uncle George sav,
M too loquac GUS What doe.
that mean?n go uoe'
too much. " 80 'aiA
Little Dot CATER reflection ,-.I
pose Dig words was made SO folk.
,ouid say mean things wi'fout burt.
p anybody's feeli rs. Street 4
Good News "
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Hot Flashes and Headaches.

20 me Ay0" Medieire Company.
litter Alter using three boxes I am
PLEASED to say my appetite has re-.
turned the pains have entirely left
q my SIDE l no more experience hot
a masnes ana my headaches have dis
appeared. | am free to say that had
W " nor Deen for LYONS SEVEN
today. Mrs TIz-, ~. oe awe
ok-EANs. IND, July as, 1891.
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kev. III Schleucber of HIM.

Rev II schleucher, of HolIipg.
'roVe' H., will succeed Rev. Geo
'hmoli a pastor Of the Enamel
ehurch OF this city. Rev. Schleucber
/ an eloquent pulpit orator and i
well and favorably known in n;
ely having had charge of Emanu
= pastorage from lSs4-7-Hnnt
ngburg News. ''i
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iNE FARM FOR SALE,
In Madison Township.

One Of the best far,ns :.
township is now for sai" Madison
TTigncd' to-wit: ll2t. acras !, a"e Under
, ,"Wn one South, Range ( w &c. ~
merry belonging TO .Jnb, West, for
!, l. will be sold A. ! p raa de-
pllce' and on partial pavnaa ,vasoiaple
sired. Ii you want a r", i'siils II de-
f ir'I locality, near the thriy;n ",' XIII, "a
particulars can your opportunity. For
al Jasnor - ELEMENT DoANE
4 dan ,o' e ~ acres, formerly known a. ia
he ra;lrn m'i'l farm, at the point whare
.ni1 ' abroad crosses Patoka river MIvre
'o'u cheap Call soon. VIII PC
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cambridge Township Trns
tees Notice

Inc undersigned Trustee Of R.;n
,a .ndge township, Dubois county. viii =,
.enu % township business on Sa,n ~ :.
NJ u every week, at his residence on %nr, !
IAN IAN street, between Fourteenth ~ ~ y
FIFTEENTH, in Jasper. e"'i aho
:, ~ ~ Library Of said Township i kan,
a. .le bookstore OF Mrs. Jacob Gosmann
,a persons wanting books can :,
IAN them at any time. van OF
April 20, ls94-v. 'us'ee'
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tou Wme q the best farms in NAE
39I p" "c, can De bought on eas, N,''l-o
Am , , WIN house Of six mn. 'iin'
Ky lee' plenty Of stock wa ,r,nis, han
n,bnr - bushels whear r rar groan'
T n"r ,roPs IN Proportion. nica "'lr' ann
Xxx ililles from Jasper ~ oich4nl
WI : rom Dun; 80 arre IRON Ire
- = e divided into two or ~, ciearel
H. Iaesir"d, and sold for ona 'pi'r paiis.
A,"n.e ON easy time. inrerns, ' -. cash
nua Gl 'or deferred payments n ~ secured
p"'iH' ~ per acre v.l Ky "'lc an
,''Ve' Apply to G. DoANr Is., ueS'rihle
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Castoria.

astoria Is SO well adapted to Children ,h..
lnou on !, It as superior to any prescription
SEC II. A. ARCHER, M. D..
AZ So Oxford St., Brooklyn, Ny
our physicians in the childr,n's d.,
inen' have spoken highly OF their -.
enee In feir outside practice with Co..
ma,ea, - . we only have among our
n.'s le.a supplies what is known as rerula,
pnaes yet we are free to confess thar ~.
favor upon H." lux with
United HOSPITAL AND DrsrrssARv.
ALLEN G SIXTH, Aes. ~
ray Street, Nov York c,<
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Singer Sewing Machine I,

oeg Q announce to the public ~, !
Nv again opened an office j. .''''
NV constantly on hand fuIl Enn
.ne Genuine Singers. with an ia I' =.
| have ala 'ntes'
s'och ~ Attachments. Needles OH 'a'se
NJ NJ az other makes and STYLES ~ S, ~,
.Iaelilhes. Al kinds OF sewing NJ" NJ
ZINES Ln. repaired. Bargains in .e.o III
hand machines. :" second
ny place OF business i on 7th st.o.
0e'"eeh MIL and McCrillus s,n.,,
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UNITED STATES f|STA
"'|'' STREET, JASPER.
AUGUST KAEGIN
PROPRIETOR

me travelling public Min and
h t',l. house well furnished and tbe
of o, = "''enllon given to the wants
. guests. Furniture and beds al
new new ana table supplied with the
Reasonable. wins
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IN answer to inquiries the Attor.
ney General announces that under
me act OF the recent Legislature The
present school boards Of cities and
owns can employ teachers for next
year; but township trustees who's
rms expire in August can not
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scientific Experiments a. Y.,,.
Light Of Fireate..

Light Of Firentss
one OF tho prctticst sights 90 a
summer evening in the country = .
nies1iow covered with swarm Of
n'''ing iircfiics. Many intensely prac
ucai people have laughed at any src
s's'ion that this freely light could
% utilized in any way by man yet
s''ciitists have long been at work on
the problem, and one Of tbarr,,,a-
'ccretary Langley of the Smitbso'
man institution, has arrived az soma
'ar.iihg conclusions The light shed
" these insects is the most go
homical illuminnnt in the world Il
mas no waste and no everrnnn;ng
meter. Moreover, it is 100 times M
cheap as gas, which means thar ono
pays a dollar for cents worth 80
iight' and even with electricity mo
waste Is enormous. With the fref1v
'a,ro Is no waste by the production
!. .niS may seem rather strange to
nose who inseparably connect a
.sht with some degree of heat man
and this cold light (" IL
uch 1t may be called, would hs 10
uiiarly adapted to a hot sr,nn,o-
senlhg 1t is probably simply the
sun Oh chemical action which
a phosphorescdhce II &
at e-four- hundredtb 80 :
: cost of energy represented in
candle flame and is supposed 70
me from the slow combustion 80
'teriai secreted by the nervous or y
hism OF the insect. The ta,nno "a
ire OF the light giving organs i u
} body. p"i's ol M
II Professor Langley's exner; g
- ne TOOK the insects, kept
m In the dark all the time dr;ad
H. preserved their eggs a lone
. ana ground the dried substance
powder In all these cases tha
lication of moisture produced .
T. proving the chemical origin
ne phenomenon. To produce n
OF equal brilliancy artificial,v
III require a Temperatures of =. q
@,ooo degrees. The most bril- II
oi ,nese $50 varieties of animal q
apaole OF producing a light of
is the "cucujo." the "
Us nrehy of the tropics Thir. !
sh1 OF these yield one candle
:. me natives of Cuba confine -.
In paper lanterns, and tbov MM
peen used to take photographs SM
TWO minute exposure of bro S
plates. - oic- ~
= insects or beetles, to speak ~
y We're used by Professor
y IN experimenting. They be. 4
as q grub and are variously 4
sAiPJacks or spring tails"
evenings seem to be the most m.
ole time to observe their bah nkk
then they shine most bril-
ie having produced this most ~
icai hight, which in the most N
'ated instance cannot be made
ms tn su delicate at thu mon For 81
y man to follow her plan. II nee.
NAT the Geissler tube, a NAV.
t i~e iap bora. a will produce Our OLD
PRACTICAL nrodnc,;on 'ao''lM- Stove Ste
ieve that ere Ion, ~ a ment, i
wonderful lipbt W.; ~ se,re' laughter
owed unlike tbs ,,,n. 49, mas carries
sulphide pa;nt Of co,n,., ,lous brated
discovered with result as
mary in the world of lin mn
as that caused by electric. ITAh
ton Journal. oiAI'
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DISAPPEARANCE OF a Stomach Tro16Is

disappearance OF q Stomach Tr01hIe
z'o" M'aifine Company.
DEAR SrRs-For fifteen wears
). was afflicted with stomach hear
ana kldneytroubles. Twas ind,,cad
70 Try LYONS SEVEN WON
= nI * and am more than pleased
az the result. My stomach trorh1a
nas disappeared and my heart has
resumed its normal action can
cheeriully recommend il.
o,,, ALFRED PARISH.
A3ANs' IND, July rs, 1894.
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p,r, JASPER. INDIANA.
IEIER 81. GOSMaN

'Ir ,ilc singer Manufacturing cnmnar,.
~ am also agent for the 1JJ tanif
I,laeara IRE and Tornado and r v,.i'pie
insuIance 90, Of New YorL aa 1'one
Dec. ,, 1890 If. f''io''ge'
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Washington Democrat :-When
'.l,,, new contract for street paving i
a,omp'eted Washington will have
-"..'y-siN squares OF vitrifed brick
s,rse' IN The central and bushes.
part OF The city, equivalent 10 more
nan two miles of brick streets
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astoria Is the best remedy for chil5,., :,
sn : am acquainted. hope the dav i no,
.ar distant when mothers will consi,,.r -, ~,
interest OF their children, and use castor,a =.
.'eAa OF the various quack nostr,,ms ~ i.h -
DESTROYING their loved ones by forcing on;n,a
morphine soothing syrup and other s,'. ..
shsrn .oWh Their Threats, thereby sendin,,
'0em to premature graves s
DR. J. F KNcHrr.ox,
Conway. Ark
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Castoria.

N"s.or'a Is an excellent medicine for chu.
oren- Mothers have repeatedly told M, ' - sI'
good elect upon their children -
Din a. ~
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&c Osntaar Company n Murrav So.
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an the progress Of ease in cont
~ shoals the first OF the week the
fact developed that one
y me witnesses examined. while
. 'oM ohly = years old, ha~ a grand
'hild.-Loogootee Tribune
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}. +. Violin, editor and nro,rie,o,
~ ,ne German rerrc Haute journal
ana who was editor Of the IIuntinr
parg Signal from ls72-7s. died IN
Ierrc Haute last sunday mnrn;n,
from apoplexy.-H' ourg News
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Inc county commissioners Of
crawford county have given notice
INA, Una, 'hey will let the contract in
June, Tor the erection of new court
mouse and Jail AT English.
The herald., 1895-06-02
WANTED--REAL ESTATE
,I,o OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE


A. II. NEIDIG has a customer who wants a
nicely located spot for residence on a desira-
bic street OH Boyle Heights: 100 feet frontage
preferred.
NElDIG has a customer who wishes to ex-
change good property for , or 10 acres well
locaref IN the aity'' en- elevated place on
Boyle Heights preferred
NElDlG has n customer who has an elegant
ly improved orchard property on which IS a
very fine residence, near Riverside, 80 acres in
oranges and lemons. many acres in other trees
alfalfa and vegetables bounuful supply OF
crystal spring water for domestic use and ditch
water for irrigation-a magnificent home place
which the owner would exchange Tor Los An
geles city property
NEID1G has customer who has 40 acres
near Los Angeles, all set to nuts and iruit,
bearing, who would take part cash and part
city property in the deal
NE1DIG has Il customer who owns one OF the
incest and best kept deciduous orchards
in southern Ca iiornia, and who might be in
duced to exchange the same for Los Angeles
city property. There are 80 acres all in heavy
bearing fruit trees, only two hours drivefrom
tte city and one. half mile from pretty rail-
road station. 1t is a daisy OF place 10 own.
NEIDiG has customer who owns farm OF
coo acres, 400 acres OF which ere improved TO
grain and fruit orchard There is a iive room
house, large barn, water enough to irrigate
the whole OF the land. spleudid soil and all
foot-hill land This place is in Los Angeles
county; can be bought for SO per acre, and
what viii suit more than one person. the
owner would exchange it for Los Angeles city
property. where his wife wants to 1--we. as the
couple are too old 10 longer manage the
farm.
MEDIC has a customer who wants to ex-
change $40 res of good land in Michigan for
Southern California property. The Michigan
land is clear of incumbrance and the lucky
man can get it for : 80 per acre.
NEIDIG has lots of other customers along
the exchange line, and purchasers for city lots
and homes and fruit orchards
NETDIG has removed his business Office to
No. 3O9 West Second street, near Broadway.
Ring up S26.
The herald., 1895-06-02

MAIN STREET. WANT SOME ONE TO
WI join me in the purchs sse Of few bargains
vet to be had on Main st. / hav'nt got them
for sale. | want to buy them, but am unable
ington ST., 81 feet, with big house, $1,000;
NV. corner Twenty-ffth and Main I0Oxl50,
x650O; 90 feet between Eleventh and Twelfth,
$500. These are great bargains and want
to handle them and will join the right party
in the purchase. MAYNE.
We have a mum ber OF customers for income
have it, MAINE.
The herald., 1895-06-02

A RARE OPPORTUNITY OFFER TO THE
N first parties who wish to establish with
the proper machinery, II creamery or cheese
factory i'll Elizabeth Lake Valley. my lake
ranch, on long lease at very reasonable terms;
first year at half rental: will also, ii desired,
sell farming machinery and my dairy stock at
low figures; 36 head OF good, gentle mich
cows, is head hefers, all OF which will have
calves before July, and also will sell my other
young stock and AZ head OF hogs and some
poultry.
This ranch will keep over 100 head stock;
plenty running water and fine green meadows
. months OF each year; 80 acres in wheat and
barley. J acres in garden. acres corn and
potatoes: alfalfa grown to perfection; the bal
ance OF the land in good pastures; place is
well fenc d in fields and has comfortable new
buildings.
Surrounding ranches will sell large quanti-
ties oi milk to this creamery.
For further particulars inquire OF F. VEYS-
SET, Elizabeth Lake, or r. r. RlSDON, III 5.
Broadway, Los Angeles. Cal 2S-3O 6-2
The herald., 1895-06-02
FOR RENT.-ROONS

NOR RENT-RooMs FURNISHED FOR
Il Housekeeping; adults: 127 N. Hill st.
NOR RENT-FuRNIsHED ROOMS, WITH
Il housekeeping privileges. 826 Hope 81
FURNISHED ROOMS-PRIvATE FAMILY;
Il bath, gas; summer rates. 650 Hill st.
INOR RENT-2 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, s5;
l. also furnished rooms. S33 $. Olive. 4
LNOR REN1-sUN SUITES AND ROOMs,
Il SUNNYSIDE. $40 y. roadway.
GRAND CENTRAL. 324 TO 32s n. MAIN
~ ST.. rooms = per week and up. 60
L'OR RENT PLEASANT FURNISHED
L rooms, cheap. 800 s. Spring.
NOR NENT NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
L with bath 10 W. Second ST.
DOoMS FOR RENT, S,A MONTH, Sc COR
III ner Pico and Western ave.
ITO LEr-FURNISHED ROOMS SUMMER
1 rates $50 s Spring ST
The herald., 1895-06-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


ITO CAPITALISTS. INVESTORS. sPECULA-
L tors and manufacturers.
The advertiser is in need OF a partner
with few thousand dollars 10 engage in
the extensive msnufS;ture and sale OF
most remarkable line of remedies, ana to
establish sanitarium to treat certain
diseases. prominent among whicA are all
manner of blood snd skin diseases
Prominent among these is r. contagious
blood poison from which thousands are
secretly suffering. They have tried
vainiy for years to get relief by going TO
hot springs, mud baths, and by filling
their systems with deadly mercury po-
tassiums, sarsaparillas, and other deadly
drugs, only TO die oi softening OF the
brain, or living shameful, painful and
dsfigured existence, a disgrace TO them
selves ana friends.
This MALIGNANT disease has been pro
nounced incurable by leading physicians
both in Europe and America. Many
OF those who are afflicted with
1T would yo wiiingly SPA pay ot all p.r the
manent cure, such as my remedy atone
can affect. | have experimented Tor
more than four years on llo dlherent
pa tents. and have never failed to drlve
The dreadful poison from the system,
makiIt; the patient AS well and sound as
ever
My other remedies are equally marvel
Gus, and when once introduced VIII ere
ate the most profound sensation and VIII
insurea fortune to its owners
There have been untold millions made
from inferior articles and worthless nos
trums, and the harvest is still ripe-espe-
cially Tor remedies tnat will do all and
more than is claimed for them.
For private diseases OF men have the
quickest cures as well as the most per
manent, and feel confdent that can
convince the most skeptical that from
$4,000 to 500, 900 a year can be cleared
as soon as my preparations are properly
made known to the public.
If YOU have money and mean business
address, FORTUNE. box 40, this ONCE
The herald., 1895-06-02

nXYDONOR VICTORY Is A NATURAL AND
~ successful cure for the long list OF ills
which attend civilized women.
1ney all spring from a common orig n,
namely, failure in some degree of functional
activity somewhere in her system, by want o.
adequate vitality to move the whole organism
together freely and regularly.
10 Intensity physiological combustion, and
consequently vitality in the whole organism,
by the instillation OF oxygen into the blood,
is self-suilieient to cure all these Affections
Call and investigate, 227 5. Main ST.
The herald., 1895-06-02

Header loader 81 75 ETC. orchard hand,
81, etc; German ranch hand. milk some, $25,
etc. general ranch hand, SOS, etc. man and
wife for orchard. $50. ETC.; header wagon
drivers, 81 day, etc; ranch hand who can
milk u cows. $50. etc; ranch hand for dairy
ranch, 81, etc. near city; men for pick and
shovel work on railroad grading. 81, etc. ;
harvester runner, 81, etc. coal miners, 81. so
day, who used Davy lamps; miner, $3.50 and
board and half abroad fare; hay hands, 81.
etc. ranch hand, no blankets. $50, etc. black
smith, 81 day; camp blacksmith. S35, etc ,
month"; first class blacksmith and horseshoer,
$3.50; choreman, $50, etc: man to build
barb wire fence for Lightning hay press. 81 25 :;
harvest hand for Antelope valley. Sl.25. etc. 4;
wood chopper, 81 so and ~ cord; sailors.
inseamers for shoe factory. Hotel and house
help please call; we will have large and
choice list OF orders to lect from.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.
The herald., 1895-06-02

S1SO-PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTAB-
DICV lished manufacturing business in this
city; good rustler can easily clear 800 pc r
month: owner prefers partner Instead of
III ed help; great opportunity to make money
with small capital invested
The herald., 1895-06-02

x10S-FOR SALE-C1GAR, TOBACCO AND
'pl - fruit store. centrally located and a
decld a bargain at xl2j. See this ut once
GRlDER IL DOW. l39 s broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-02

A QUANTITY OF COAL SCREENINGS AT
~ low prices at Broadway Fuel Depot, All
s Broadway, Los Angeles ll-23
MACHINERY, DIES, AND TOOLS MADE
WI and repaired. J; Won sERKEY, ZIG S.
Los Angeles st. Tel. 933
A QUANTITY OF COAB SCREENINGS AT
"A low prices, at BROADWAY FUEL DEPOT
432 5. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-02

V1SO-FOR SALE-A CIGAR AND FRUIT
eElOVs store very centrally loca ted only one
IN The block; low rent; p rice $3.50. GRIDEk e.
DOW. l39 : Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-02

SpA0-FOR SALE-CENTRALLY-IO OCATED
p-VV cigar, tobacco and fruit stand; cash
sales from SIS to S25 per day on small ex
pense; this place mnst be sold inside OF one
week on account OF departure. GRlDER &
DOW, 139 :. Broadway
The herald., 1895-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
II

T EwIs & ANDERSON, 312 SOUTH MAIN
IL street.
our store is packed so full OF bargains You
can hardly get through without stumbling
over them Yes, prices are so low it W IL pay
you big to travel miles to trade with us. We
got in some nice lots OF furniture etc, this
week, and it must be sold quick to make room
for other goods coming in this week SO if
you want anything way down low come see us
and we will maintain our reputation OF UNDER
selling any store in town. Come and get a
nice new extension table for $3.50; new an
tique chifoniers for SIS, so; others for ~, 80
Best curtain folding beds for Sc New bed
room sets for $3.50. Fine large s'fes for
$3 so; Others for 1926. Best new combins-
tion kitchen tables for $3.50. Folding wire
beds for So. Good gasoline stoves for 81. so TO
81. Cook stoves for So. There is about any
Kind OF stove you want New OFF ce desks for
So and ~. Best new silk bed lounge for St0
Nice parlor crochet set for $3.50 secretaries
1or SO. Book cases So Good bicycle for $40
linen warp mating 12lac., 15c. and zoe 3
ply rubber hose for &C.. best grades for Sc.
Little Dnisy sewing machine. all perfect. S5
Ii you want anything in furniture come to us
and we Will make it pay you every tim" Don I
forget our number and be sure you nd us.
LEWIS q ALDERSON,
3l2 South Main st.
The herald., 1895-06-02

TI>HE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
Il Loan and Trust company are incl sed in
. dre-proof and burglarproof vault with time
locks and brilliantly lighted with electricity;
alcoves attached for the private examination
of valuables with writing materials; Young
lady in attendance.
The herald., 1895-06-02

S.OOOO-FOR SALE FIRST-CLASS GRO
.DZUUV cery business in this city: well es-
tabllshed; cash sales about S2500 per month,
on fine profit and very light expense; this is
good opportunity; will invoice about $1,000.
GRIDER Il DOW, 139 $. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-02

cCOOO-PARTNER WANTED A RELI-
.NZUUU able man with $1,000 cash, to en-
gage in manufacturing business in this city;
a sure income and no risk; a monopoly in its
line; the business can be extended indefinite
ly; investigate this opening. GRlDER x
DOW, 139 :. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-02

[. IOnO-FOR EXCHANGE-FOR A STOCK
- fUUV OF goods in Southern California or
a residence in this city. farm OF 100 acres,
located close to a good town and railroad: 120
acres in cultivation, balance grazing land,
under fence; 3 springs OF water on the place !;
q acres of choice fruits in bearing good house
and outbuildngs; price $4,000, including
horses, cattle and all farming tools. GRlDER
e DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-02

S35OO ,s LARGE suSnU ana
furaished rooms: wide halls and elegant stair
ways; most central location; tirst-class in ev
cry particular; rooms all taken, both winter
and summer: long lease aud reasonable
rent: owner is compelled to sell on account of
departure from the state. GRlDER & DOW,
139 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-02

MADAME sOUTESEIR, WHOM THE EN-
lVl press and Record censured so severely last
week is still doing business at 331 Souh
spring st., and would be pleased TO see Old and
new customers. Madame souteneir has been a
practitioner for 25 years. and has been prac-
ticing here in Los Angeles for about five years.
Among her patients are some of the best peo-
pie in this city and Pasadena 9
The herald., 1895-06-02

GOSA-FOR SALE - -MANUFACTURING
D-OO business in this city: goods sold
Wholesale ana retail all over southern Califor-
mia; the plant can be enlarged and goods in
troduced all over the Pacific coast at small
expense; the right man can make a fortune in
few years. This will stand the closest invest
igation. GRIDER & DOW, 139 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- ILBERT SMITH, l19ia s. SPRING ST, UP
" stairs; repairing fine diamond work
speciality. 10