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The herald., 1895-02-18
FOR SALE - CITY PROPERTY.

FoR SALE
NrGARNlE Il Co. 2iS :. Broadway.
SoSI75 feet, Broadway, two houses; $500 per
fool.
isxI5a feet on Spring street e-story brick block
s2s,000
5Ox135 feet on Il. First ST.. sl25 per foot.
5)Sl67. feet on $, Main ST., near Fifth ST.; l-room
house complete, 1925 per foot
79xl90, cor. Figueroa and SiXJeenlh ST., s5sOO
s5xI57. cor Orange and Bixel st D.. $1,000
Lot on Wright 81 near Pico, s75g
Lot on Twelfth, near Union avenue, $3.50
Two lots, loOxl76 feet each, Georgia Bell and
Seventeenth ST $500.
60x140, cor, First and Bonnie Brae $500
Lot cor. Tenth and ST Julien $3.50.
I0-room residence on Grand avenue; elegant
grounds oulhouses. etc. complete, 5000.
7-room house ON Twelfth ST., bet. Main and Hill;
lot 5ON2OO to - foot alley, $3.50
lots to alley everything new; s2300 800 cash. bal.
at $50 per month.
We also build cottages to suit purchasers in any
part of the city on monthly installments: also
cant lots from 500 up which selling on in
stalments, and You may fix your own terms Give
us a call before buying.
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EXCURSIONS.

- EiiNTlHN ROUTE ENt L RSfONS PER
stiii. foufiriel lr3iyr los Angeles every
NHdn' -fa -nutnsrI Pacific Denver and Rio
,'NiHHNr liN l.lhNetou route for Chicago New
orr hn-fu4 $500 ntAcs tnsirr points: upholstered
irntirf H.iil itf tpHvrnipuct-. SEQ amy south
c'n PIeII se.t Nfitt 10 =. II DUIAN. ~. s.
~plia- e. iH- Angeles Gail
iisNh p1l'U Lar EXCURSIONS
O t."N inuiry psDH thr 1870 Grandc Western
aui ntHtHt sni iNu Grlndc railways: sceui,
l0Ar; n'I Iait.t conducted: newly upholstered
,iie ti.utsa ~ uitHep, NeW Nofk and Boston.
! ie5 lrlnileif. be-i service quick tme. Office,
~ = so iHl
EslllliJl'~' ri.HSDNAL CONDUCTED
excursions, ti.- ~ i,io tiranGe and Rock Isl
Itu i0strH. lrat tus Angeles every Tuesday,
& oe. lHr ~ieifa Netit.s-. and pass the entire Rio
. aii" ,teinrt ut daylight Also via the Sontherli
tnli0, Hsarr iHH-f fiaN. Gfct. Us - Spring st.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
to the Daily Herald win be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for i'll advance.
No contributions returned.
The herald., 1895-02-18
EOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY.

CITY PROPERTY.
800 up---Iots on Central ave.
S9OD---2 lots with i-room house, fruit trees, flow
ers. etc, near Central ave.
flH00Lot 50x1s0, clean side Grand ave.
sl1O0-Lot j0x1lS with 4-room cottage, on Bryant
ave.
s42f0--I lots with s-room cottage, stables fruit
trees, etc. Pico Heights.
S2lO0-i H. acres near Central ave. electric line,
suitable for lots.
S3100--6-room house with stable, lawn, flowers,
ETC., fwenty-Iifth st., near Grand ave.
$500 lots with good house on Pirte st.
$500 acres on Central ave.; income property.
s2000--1-room cottage with all modern cOnveii.
iences on w. sixteenth st.
fS0OJ--5 acres on Central ave-, income property.
500 up--Beautful lots in Vernon, some in bear
Ing fruits.
$780, lots 5Ox150 feet, star tract southwest
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$500 Ia electric line, near city good
house. orange trees, etc.
$780, acres fruit and alfalfa lands; improve
ments worth the price
s75 per acre -Frst-cass fruit land near Redondo.
S5250--4O acres moist land 30 acres to alfalfa.
sl3,0OO10 acres, all under bearing fruits good
buildings; plenty water; 3 miles from Court House.
$40 per acre--Al alfalfa land, in cultivation near
Compton.
sl25 per acre-Choice sandy loan soil near
Moneta; plenty of water.
S75 per acre-Choice fruit and alfalfa land near
Gardena; plenty of water.
$40 per acre--Choce fruit, barley and wheat
land; water in abundance.
GOSPER, SMITH e. CANNON,
is 42I Stimson block.
The herald., 1895-02-18

NOR SALE-SOME CHOICE ORANGE AND
l. lemon land near the old mission at San Fer.
nando, improved or unmproved; very cheap, easy
terms; IT Will pay you to see US. HUBBARD Il
LOVE, 22o w. Fourth st. 2-l3tf
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PHOTOGRAPH PARLORS.

~ b. WAITE, 2li w. FIRST ST., Los AN
y. geles Cal; views made to order guaranteed.
Largest assortment S. California Views.
'Horos' ANY sIzE's 81 PLAZA eALhEHf'
Il cabincts 81 doz. at the tent, Upper NJ ain ST.
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PATENTS, COPYPJGHTS. ETC
STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES.

INOR sALE-CARTER Il BEECHER. MIN
u Ing brokers, represent ieading properties: gold
silver, copper, lead etc; examinations made and
reports furnished by the most competent and re-
sponsible California experts; correspondence So
ncited: Information promptly furnished Dnce.
S2S s. Broadway. I.-I2tt
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DRESSHAKUV0

4 NpfNs THAT LIKE TO WEAR FIRST
Z \ ciass Hiiina dless's call at III :. Main 81.
j ll.e.-., iypie from si ip MRS. STOLTENBERG-
AALLI-L-L-N
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- wishing to Join colony in Southern California
on Tuesday and Wednesday at 1 and 1880 p. m. at
room ), l24 IL Spring st. The land is good as the
best and cheaper than the cheapest. For circulars
and maps address +. NJ. STONE ut room ), and
ISAAC $. SMITH, room i2l, Stimson Block IS
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LLMREpS

il. Nni'ilN = SANITARY PLUMBING \
slN'elNif. i.atmAtes gwen. 2D6 East Fourth
'n' nn cas, OF i.os Angeirs st.
T7iiANK 5. WEiNsllANK. PLUMBER AND
t.-snlic-- 2il o. 'srcond 81. Tel. 1886
The herald., 1895-02-18

TNHOF. LEE-pO THE DEAD RETURN? IF
you doubt. come and he convinced by Prof
Lee. the sldte-Writns medium; messages given
from your loved ones written on states cleaned by
Yourself and heid in your own hands; sealed mes
shgcs ff sNcred while I'm dead trance: medium
by the gin ot GoI. rROF LEE, ~ H. :. Broad
way; pUluts T. aud Is. 80
The herald., 1895-02-18

w l-NO-NA - SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
W l1te lir King, world renowned phrenologist
and dslrul0gist. consultation 25c soc. Life
chart natiVite7 81 upwards. i2l w. Seventh.
9lm
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CCNTpHCTORS.

4 l}.s sirsN ''t ~ hiiNN, iHANlTE, BITEMfN.
& otis .ssia asaha!t Jay .'3. 2S7 W. First st
The herald., 1895-02-18

\ RS PERCY los f. FIFTH ST. CLAIR
VI vuvmt. henus and developing; sittings 81;
circles Monday Thursday and saturday evenings,
alr; also Tuesday aud Friday. $50, l0c 22s
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LOR SALE

For SALE
$50 per acre, 800 acres frst-cass alfalfa land.
$40 per acre, 100 acres alfalfa, close in.
500 per acre f0 so and 90 blocks at city lin.
IT'S terms easy, w. r. LARkIN IL co.,
ITO :. Broadway.
20tf Headquarters for Chicago Buyers
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ORDER u DoW'S
CENTRAL AVENUE TRACT,

tp zoo LOVELY FOURROOM COTTAGE
&OOO with lot l0oxl25, close to electric cars.
price for u few days 500 on easy terms.
S2500 will buy brand new 7room residences fine
reception hall, winding stairway; large double
parlors. elegant mantel and grate large pantry
and closets; pped for hot and cold water; marble
washstand patent water closets house finished in
yellow pine throughout: cement walk. Lot 50x $50,
within one block of electric cars; street graded and
graveled: cement curbs and walk. See this at once.
Only s2500 on easy terms.
$500 will buy fine home of II rooms ali mod
ern convenences, finished in red cedar, elegant
reception hall and stairway, double parlors, two
fine mantels and graLes corner lot, 100x 150, Grand
avenue, yard set to palms and choice flowers
owner compelled to sell. See this at once, only
about 10 minutes from the business cenler'
GRIDER X DOW
10gls South Broadway. 10
The herald., 1895-02-18
EOR SALE,
HOMES FOR ALL.

Choice fruit, berry and farming lands. One mile
outside city and near the new Pasadena electric
road in tracts to suit ut $50 $50 Sl25 to 500 per
acre, easy terms; take the electric
Spring street to Highland Park post Office Our
agent there will show the land, or free carriage
from our office to the tract. GRIDER Il DOW,
109ls $. Broadway. Off
nor SALE FRUIT LANDS IN THE EX.
Il Mission Maclay rancho, near San Fernando
and Pacoima on the southern Pacific railway,
within easy reach OF the city: HOO feet above sea
level; delightful climate: s75 per acre easy
terms also good building lots in West Los Angeles
on the University electric car line. Apply to the
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
rooms and :, Phillips Block Annex, Los Angeles;
special prices for cash. 3-5
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aa7s--
MEDIUMS.

A RBlNED HARRY II. WAITE THE
IA DiairYoyanl of Clairvoyants and the ONLY
independent slate writing medium in the city
that answers sealed messages while in Il dead
trance. tells f your lover is true or false who to
trust and who To watch. tells your lucky month
week Ur day. give, advice all matters of i'm
purtancc. sucl ns business love affairs. marriages.
divorces, lawsuits. oc. Locates lost or stolen goods
rcHuitc- n separated, brings speedy marriage. re-
moves stumbling blocks and bad luck of all Kinds
II you inu Niih All Nour natures gifts that you
cannot succeed ~ at Oure to this wonderful man
and find ont the cause OF yonr bad luck. Remem-
her he tells yuu Hi You wish to know and does not
ask son solitary question nor do you pay cent
unless Nou fullv satisfied. but ii you are salts
fed no then charges Won SOD Is this not honests
Now do not delay. but at once and this medi-
Uni, ifyuu going TO medium why not see the
greatest on earth? He has taken parlors Sj2 :.
Broadway, whore he viii give private sittings daily
Hours nom to 5. T.. S.-People living out of
city send stamp for free advise, but ask ques
tuHs.
The herald., 1895-02-18
PHYSICIANS.

nN~rIpsIA EfLlUUSNESS, ETC.-DR.
. litiuglun ll5ie spring ST., gives spccial
attention io uil diseases "f the alimpntarv canal
and nnpns membranes, Has treated successfully
OVER i7in cHscs Of rectal disease Attention of the
'incnranlrs' specially invited Any amount OF
r'ferrirra Hours 90 tn = ii. ny, 10 and : 10 s
p' ni i3l
E7BOM THE FOOD TIE BLOOD Is FED:
L ifun tine uiu1i the tissues are FED We nillsl
have hcatty blond for the formation and mninle
nancr of uciuihy ISSUES. pohaNo healthy blood
We plust h.,Po good digestion ana assimilation
Jar. fllkiugion gives special study ~ diseases OF d
ses'ioa aud assimilation. ll5 T.: :. Spring. ~
IT N. RAYMOND. Nj d. LADY pHYsI
y 4 clau. disc *fH of women ami children n Spp-
cialtl. oirc nud residence. 25il : Main St. Los
Angeles tciMil0He ~ west; Office hours 3 to
. =. ma
tsHS DIR. .. 81 SMITH. SPECIALITY. MID
ASA Witei>- Iauir- cared Tor during contne-
li"ui 20 ~ ti.eNHflWo. tls promptly attended
tu. lelrphur, NO.
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TURKISH AND OTHER BATHS.

rlNURK1sH AND OTHER BATHS
Botl departments OF the Hammam have been
thoroughly cleaned ana reftted Ladies' depart
nent open from II. M. tn p. M sundays am.
TO II IN, Gentlemen 5 department open day and
night. except Sunday afternoon. We give Turk
ish, Russian. sulphur Electric, Salt, Medical and
other baths. Massage given at "bnths' or private
homes. II o. BROOKS Proprietor.
o3O South Main =
The herald., 1895-02-18

VITANTED-A GOOD LOT ON THE HILLS
w near High School building, HUBBARD ~
LOVE, Dds Fourth st. 2-l3tf
The herald., 1895-02-18

T7RtNtH LADY. HEALING MEDIUM
Il Itculs al diseases; consultation free; life
readine. rnIlor Z. 10. 855 Y $. Spring st.
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DENTISTS.

NsBS. HOPkfNN--MlrGHELL, BUSINESS
AFA 1ud test medium; has resumed business at
1ul f.. Fiftn St.; call and see her.
The herald., 1895-02-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANTED---LOTL IN EVERY PART OF
w city for improvement, f. IL. PIEPER Il
Co. los 5. BrOadWaY. 10
The herald., 1895-02-18

EJB. FALDHR. FORMERLY OF THE PAL
AFB ace Barbpr shop, and Mr.. De Forest of the
naienbcck Shop. have opened tonsorial parlors at
15j W. second st. ~
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

FOR RENT--ROOMS.
I1OR RENT-NICE LIST OF FURNISHED
i houses in all parts OF the city. $. p CRES-
SINGER, 237 w. First st. 3-3
U7iE DENVER, 1873 n. MAIN ST; FINE
i furnished rooms. Sl.50 per week and up; center
of city.
YJ7O LET-TWO PLEASANTLY FURNISHED
i rooms, with board; home cooking. 1874 =.
olive. IS
GRAND Pacific 423 s. SPRING ST.; FINE,
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ENUK sALE-
GRIDER Il DOW,
REAL ESTATE
A AND
INVESTMENT BROKERS',
1895 South Broadway.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
CITY LOTS

G.-%A BUYS IL ACRES OF EZRA FINE
sD ! OO land location unsurpassed, frOsts
or fogs, shares Of water, IL in backberries
which produced IONS lasl year H. mile from
depot school church and store the best bargain out
Ss - Sn--LONELY COUNTRY HOME, ONE
- w acre fine land, 5-room house barn.
plenty of water close to depot slore, poslofice and
church, 30 minutes drive from cily.
500 per acre will buy 40 acres Just outside the
city on the south, adjoining lands held at $500 to
S4OO per acre. Buy this and double your money
inside of II months. This belongs to nonresi-
dent, and must be sold.
$3.50 per acre will buy 70 acres Just south of the
city, little west of the University line. Can
subdivde and sell in lots for three times the price
asked.
s6jo0-lO acres. set solid to bearing lemons and
oranges. Fine residence, large grounds set to
choice plants, shrubs and climbing vines. Here
all kinds of tropical vines thrive in winler abso-
lutely no frost This place is only l5 minutes
drive from the business center.
GRIDER & DOW,
~ l09la s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-02-18
PIANOS.

:
E'pR SALE-BAkGALNS-S STANDARD up
Il right piano, slightly used, Sa65. Handsome
IVcrs " Pond piano, snap bargain, not much
used, s2s5 worth 34Dj Largest size cabinet grand
piaiiOsJ pedals walnut cise, fine tone $40 cash OF
installments. kuHLtR Il CHASE, sss S. spring
20
The herald., 1895-02-18

w ANTED-A CHEAP LOT IN THE WOLF
w skill tract. HUBBARD Il LOVE, 22s w.
Fourth st. 2-l3tf
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CHOICE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

: ; - -
MOTT MARKET - SPECiALTIEs: TEAS
AVA rone.s, spices and olives, LUDWIG d
WAC SER, telephone 55O.
The herald., 1895-02-18

COMPULSORY SALE OF LAND TO CLOSE
- ont an estate; go acres OF grazing and farming
land in Tulare county, Cal, 10 miles northeast of
Nisnlia, mile distant from Kaweah station, on
southern Pacific railroad Apply at once to JOS
MESMER, administrator Los Angeles Cal III
The herald., 1895-02-18
ATTORME YS-AT-LAW
STOVE REPALRERS.
LOST AND FOUND.

->s-r>--->--S
SsTRA WE'D FROM l59 WEST TIL IRTIETH ST
- one sorrel tlly with halter. Receive liberal
reward 2-i7-Im
T'OUND-sAM CLIPS HORSES AT YOUR
4 avn pricp. North broadway
The herald., 1895-02-18

NyAcHINERN. DIES AND TOOLS MADE
w ami repaired j. Won SERKEY, 216 $. Los
AI.nlns 81. .rHl. nat.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.


Tl,O LET H0USEOF ROOMS, ALL MODERN
improvements, fine yard, some choice fruit.
southwest corner of Pearl and Tenth slreeLs. CAL
On OWNER, 54i South II street. Also leather
top buggy and harness Tor sale very cheap. 10
Y7OR REMITTANCE LIST OF HOUSES IN
Il all parts of the city. S. p. CRESSINGER. 2S7
w. First St r 3-3
The herald., 1895-02-18

LNOR SALE CHEAP-LANDS
Il Near this cily only SIPS per acre: elegant sub
irrigated orchards in frstciass condition. Also
unimproved land in tracts to sult, $50 to S75 per
acre. Buy now and double your money before
twelve months MckOON ~ JACKSON. aSi
West First Street. -.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29

Wanted A young lady wants
place 10 assist in doing generafhouse-
work in private family. Apply at
this office. 22lW
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29
MACHINERY AND PRINTERS.

The typos Of San Francisco are
NICE inc and discussing what to 90
with the type setting machines. Inc
complete revolution of newspaper
composition by the assistance OF ma
chinerv is inevitable. Recently IN
San Francisco Mr.. Hearst of the Ex-
aminer, asked his composing force 10
abolish the practice Of charging full
oon,position rates on cuts which they
only had 10 lift into the form. They
held a chapel meeting and decided
that they would not comply with MI
Healst's request. In about fifteen
minutes after they sent their ultima
tum to Mr.. Hearst, he telegraphed to
New York for sixteen type setting ma
chimes.
AS a result about half the printers
who refused to comply with very
reasonable request, will be hunting
Jobs. Many of the men who declined
TO come down on the cnt question
have been furnished employment by
Mr.. Hearst for years ut good wages.
And no douot they would have con-
ceeded to Mr.. Hearst's request, but foi
some cast-iron law Of The Typograph
zeal Union which prevented them.
Tho Typographical union must nov
face the machine. and do so in aspiri
Of self.interest. The Union mus
adapt itself to the new condition O
things. and instead Of striving TO an
taronize the machine, work matter!
SO that the machine in the long rur
will not work a de;riment TO the typ
setting industry. The Eastern Typo
graphical Union took this view OF tn
matter and speedily adjusted them
selves to the new methods OF the com
posinr room. For q while the ma
chine will throw many of the craft on
of employment, but in the end we DC
lieve it will be a benefit to printer
and proprietors alike.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29
Keep Your Money at Home.

It should be the policy Of Carso
neople to patronize every home indus
trv. Support those who support NE
town bv living among us and spend
ing their money here. Such q man IS
Prof. Geo. Lamy, the instructor and
tuner Prof. Lamy's ability IN all
branches of his profession has been
sufficiently demonstrated. and above
all he is a resident and citizen OF Car
son. Engage him and keep your
money at home. mr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29

Now is the season of the year when
you lay in your supply Of wall
paper. John G. Fox has some new
designs and such variety on hand
that YOU cannot help be satisfied.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29
THE WOMAN'S CONGRESS.

Dnrinc the past week a woman's
congress has been in pretty copious
blast in San Francisco and the same |
napers who for years have been max
ING fun Of women's gatherings IN San
Francisco were awed by the power of
numbers and enthusiasm and bowed
down to it. The papers turned their
pages. their editorial talents and their
art departments over TO the conven-
cention and the convention was
hapny.
But inst what the dear creatures ac-
complished by their convention is not
easy to figure ont. The burden or
their song was that they were being
nwfullv abused by the tyrant, man.
Nov If is all humhug for lot 'ot
women to gather in America and try
TO convince themselves. or any one
else, that American women are bend
inc under the opprossor's yoke. In
Eurone women ore hitchph TO piows
like horses: made 10 work half naked
in coal mines: sold into slavery ana
treated worse than beasts in thons-
and WAYS But in America women
GRO treated by most mon not as their
equals. but as their superiors. what
don't we do for then.
On al occasions men stand up IN
the cars II allow women to ride. On
a wet dav the woman is accorded the
RIGHT of way on fine narrow crossing
and the man circles about her in the
mud. The labor and drudgery and
toll which earns the support for the
family is done by the man. tie Is
supposed 10 support. feed and clotne
his wife and in nine cases out OF ten
does il
The laws give her separate properly
her earnings cannot be attachedto pay
her husbands debts, portion OF a
widows property is exempt from tax
alton and in nearly every State OF the
Union the laws protect her fully IN
ber nersonal and her civil rights. In
most States the mantle Of judicial pro-
lection is thrown over her much more
amplv than over her husband. ana
hevoud all this every man who re-
cards himself as gentleman gives
the lady precedence and preference in
n thousand and one little things which
make MP the routine of everyday life
woman's shoes arc buttoned for her
she is helped into the carriage; II hel
bonnet blows off every man in sign
ioins in a frantic chase for it; ii she
drons n glove q dozen hands try Il
reach the spot whore it fell. Herfooi
ber clothes. her travelling expenses
are all paid for by some man, and he
GOOD looks are flattered. her caprice
catered to and everything she doe
praised and approved Of, and We
whenever she gets a chance. she gath
ers in large Plumbers, passes rescin
lions denouncinG the tyranny OF man
nours forth floods of feminine orator
at his expense. dilates on his brutal
itv. makes fun of his n1irmaties, guy
his habits and personal appearance
laughs him TO scorn, tramples en- a
he holds sacred. and then with thf
charming nnvete that makes her
lovable. delicious and delightful q
all times and all places, calmly send
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29
ICE. ICE. ICE.

The only pure ice in the market is
that sold by DR.. J NJ. Benton. 1t IS
cut on the Carson River-from pure,
running water and not formed on
stagnant pools. swarming with AMI
NAL life. 1t is ice from mountain
water that has its origin in the snow
capped peaks of the Sielras and means
health as well as GOODNESS to the
consumer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29
BIDS WAN TED.

Dronoso s for EDITION u Nevada State Orphans
Home.
The Board Of Directors OF the State Orphans
Home will receive scale propose for the con
styne ton Of an addition 10 the 0fph MS Home
as set forth IN the laus and spec f3ca'ions no"
ON G,ein The Office Of the Secretary Of the Board
Said proposals mus. be Fl ed with the Secretary
before 10 o'clock noon, Friday, Iuno II h. 1879
Mark all Ids proposals fer building addition
to Orphans Home" Al bis will be opened Al
the otHca Of the Foard At O'CLOCK on Frioay, June
Il. 1926 Each BID must be a"companiel by
bond Of $3.50 with two approved sureti's for the
faI hfur performan,e OF The contract in case OF
acceptance OF The bid. The Board reseryes the
right to Iejecr any and al bis.
Fl. c. CUTTING,
Secretary 0: Bol:d OF Directors
Carson, May %, 1895.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29
An Offer.

A reduction in charges will be made
for one year, to beginners, not older
than eleven years. This offer is void
after next September. For further in
formation see Phillip Krall, teacher
NJ riapo Maybe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29
For Over Fifty Wears.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. has
been used for children teethtng, Ii
sooths the child softens tie gums,
alavs all pain, cures wind collie, and
the best remedy sor Diarehia Twenty
five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-29
Notice to Dog Owners.

Notice is hereby given that all owners o. dogs
running Within the City limits, must call st the
CITY Mar.halls office and pay theif COS Incense.
AulIcenSes remaining unplid IN the lst q.
Of June will lie collected by legal process.
WM. KINNEY,
CITY Marshal