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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-07

FOR REN1'-Housc ~ Third ward. ak
rooms; good stable, high yard. cis,orn
t1id waterworks Apply to :. G.. Pen
nlngtou. a5l6 Commerce. street 0
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Si'fl ALTON wanted hy a Nouuc muu
gnu attend to horses and nc urotul
around house. Address liu5 ElysiAu 49,
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POSITION Ry lady, In some kind OF
store, VIII start ON small salary; best
references furnished. Address $50. care
Post v
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PcrSO1aOL.

FRs, BLACK. spiritual medium; removes
Nh' unites separated; gives advice oh
II affairs SOC aud Slo0. spirit photot'
~ mail rs
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For RENT-A new high raised cottage.
with all latest improvements near
Washington street or j l.. Mitchell
1ewoliN store "
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FOR RENT-Nicsiy furnished rooms, APP
My SIS Main street.
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VIRTUE LADY wants to assist Uu up
holst,rcr ga hN work, has rNucrirn,,t
VIII work for email WnEee Address 5@l
Post .
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Won o1 TON Steam Carpet Clcanlus
ptr W. va Siean Tor 3 cents, lay for 4 cents
nd f,r,, fenoNato feathers, mattresses
IA "iNNiti GOOD references. I none
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NRITnfNSH SHORTHAND AND TYPE-
sna bt ,,,t ~ NAIL; write for circular
Sbsas1,fSn shorthand ana TS.pewIi,ine
4 f,,,, ''asoh block. n
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.Il.WtIRY STORE. Invoicing about s22u'
and leas. on house, good location, FOR
sale al "a bargain. lionrS FRANKIE \ oa-
kun NcNhs. "
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WANTED Work Of ahy kiud ~ an avn
AROUND man wcll recommended in 90
outHido civ hotel Mtrhou rcstauriut
preferred &C. Tho Post
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FOR RENT-On January /, is9e two story

FOR RENT The lrick Ftorc situated pB
thc corner of Caroline and Preston SITS.
AupN Slh CarolinC street.
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FOB RENT SiN room cottage with mod
ern improvements. good references re-
Guirod Apuly picustAg, 10 Mnn
a.
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yets OF 81 You Nill make ~ Won btiy
va, lewelry. watrhes. ci"ciss tc,..
shear oeke inlyCs, meerschaum pipes
% n. a. aIqrs, etc. at ~ G. Wrcdos.
y s,nea street. the lowest price Jewel
L. ----r M tho oity
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'hiie ns., ifLs a a RANI-StrictIy Tor
sFasr VrIple' irst-class in every respect
'feet bs,,1.7 ~ cents. 80. ~ Travis
ssnleg r'"erh Preston and Prairie
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SEVEN well located houses, three TO
welvo rooms each. s. 20 $40 per month.
six VOL located stores cheap. Il. I. COL
Inns l0ibia Congress I
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slerade - NEsTPHAIs. Paris mas
iirlor. sis stnmcs aud drcss making
,,sai ana ela9nn block. costumes Tor
lsson Z yse 9 ORDER costumes for children
----nlt z
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FOR SAI,E-Grntlp bay mare. suitable
for family use. broke TO double ana
single harness. Will sell cheap u.
Rodgcr- gtUg Travis street
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FOR RENT-Two story, eight room house
with hot and cold Water bath. ON POLK
betwcen Austin ami Laliranch Apply
Mla. IniMN. %. Mnson hlnck. CITY. I
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brick building. No. 5o6 Main street, be-
tween Prairie and Texas avenues. Apply
at J. l. Mitchell, icwelor, No. .o2 Main
street
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FOR SALE Forty yoke farm raised
work steers. goo3 csNaluor suitable
for logging purposes IL. Il. Smith
Shcphe@. Texas. 6
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rOR RENT \ fpur-room cottage. Ap
rly 70 Geo. Funk ais san Felipe at,
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FOR RNNT-Fino brick building. heated
in Filth ward. splendid ocation for gsh-
frnl merchandise store. For further I'M
e rmation apply To Theo Keller Con
gress a-d Louisiana II
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CONPLETE 81 OF timers tools almost
n.w. for sale cheap. Apply Bryan
Texas. Box III. ~
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EACKET STORE TOR sAI.L,I 'gI W.. - g
GOOD cash business IN 4 g9od so t'nN ~,
s,iiipr compelled 10 leave the state
t'arp of Post, 20. -
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W q II 7 s.

r Pest IS he friend OF the Door and
tksy and publishes advertise ments for
ttaaahs waited of twenty-five words
W Nv three times free.
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FOR RENT Two thrno STORY nrick
buidnEs. az modern conveniences one
on Milan. other on Prairie both with.
in one block OF Market house. tuut
reasonable y. + LOTUS n
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For .Soie.

JERUSALEM Artirnokos. Crms0n CI0Vor
Hansy Plants Caifnuia Nolcts. Young
Roses, Carnations, Nerhenas and other
hardy plants ~ Whitaker sos travis
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THREE rooms FOR rent, very desirable
and prloes very reasonable, AppS l'l3
capitol avenue z
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TO RENl-A pleasant room furnished,
to csc or Two gentlemen: lilo Walker
avenue u
OFFICES TO RENT in the Eiam build'
Ing. the nest aud most central location
In the city. Offices on second, fourth
and NTH floors. elevator. Janitor and
heating service. a cool building IN auni-
iner and warm one in winter. Rents
reasonable Apply at Ed Kiams Nam.
moth Clothing House ~
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FUN NNNI SIX NOOln CUtIAEU, ON Nhat
tres street. Third Watd; Sib per month
Ia advance Apply at N2 Main 81
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NOR KENF lcusp or sale, lW ncics OF
baud or Cypress creek Wm. BrsVckar.
If and r. C. NJ shon II
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FOR SALE New CANOPY Top phactou
mover been used. for sinl cash bar
gain q. j. Palmer Business Manager
Post. II
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WANTED Position az cook IN private
family and do house work ran give rood
reference, Address I-S caro- Post.
The herald., 1895-06-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptabV, and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax.
ative; efectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
,ling them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and ST. bottles, but it is man.
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
md being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered. ,
The herald., 1895-06-29
TRAMPED TO BERKELEY
Beers and Hughes Arrive at the
University
Two Poor Scholars Vino Are willing to Work
For Their Education-Their
Long Walk

Louis f. Beers and Ural S. Hughes,
says the San Francisco Call, the two
young men who started from Los Angeles
fifth -four days ago to tramp to Berkeley,
with the hopes of securing something to
do in the university town whereby they
might acquire a college education, ar
rived at their destination yesterday after
noon.
Though they left home penniless and
have walked the entire distance, with the
exception of nine miles, they appeared
as fresh and clean as ii they had only
been out for constitutional.
They we're clad in rather picturesque
garb, with broad brimmed sombreros,
knickerpockers. white sweaters, brown
canvas leggings and heavy shoes. Their
travelling outfit consisted of q blanket.
knapsack, canteen, field glasses. a light
rifle. some fishing tackle and several
cooking utensils.
1t was against their religious princip es
to do any tramping on Sundays, and
Hughes, who is a theological student,
conducted services on Sundays wherever
it was possible to do so.
They carried letters from the Young
Men Christian association OF Los Ange-
les and credentials from the chief of po-
lice, stating that they were not ordinary
tramps and beggars. Upon several occa
sions they were suspected of vagrancy
and their letters were found TO be conven-
lent.
Beers is locksmith and carried with
him bunch of keys and several small
tools, with which he managed to earn
enough money on the trip ito defray a
good part of their expenses. number
of entertainments we've given in the small
towns on their way. at which they in turn
related their experiences and varied the
programme with music and comic reci-
tations.
Upon being questioned as to their plans
in Berkeley, the hardy pilgrims stated
that they were going to work at anything
and everything they could find to do,
from waiting at table to doing errands.
and would turn away from nothing that
was honorable and that would assist them
to acquire an education.
Immediately upon arriving they COM
menced to look around Tor something to
do. ana Beers inquired at several places
if there were 'any keys to be fitted, made
or mended."
The weather was such that it was posi-
BILE for them to spend nearly every night
out of doors, and they say they rather
preferred it.
While at the Venetian water carnival at
Santa Cruz they met several Berkeley
wheelmen, and their trip yesterday to the
college town was not only to complete
their journey, but also to see their newly
made friends, and to take look at the
university buildings. After walking
around for an hour or so they returned to
San Francisco where they had been since
Saturday evening, to spend the night.
Today they will return to their prespec-
tive college home and cndeavor to find
work which will bring them enough be-
tween now and the opening OF the term
to pay their entrance expenses.
The herald., 1895-06-29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The San Diego Exhibit to Be Continued.
Late Contributions


A committee consisting of Supervisor
Mason, Mr.. Sill. merchant, and Mr.. Nc
Connaughey, secretary Of the San Diego
chamber OF commerce, paid visit to the
exhibition rooms of the chamber of COM
merce in this city yesterday. There has
been some talk recently in the city Of
baynclimate as to the desirability or neces-
sity OF disseminating the San Diego dis
play in Los Angeles. and the comm ittee
came up TO look over the ground and
give some advice regarding the matter.
They looked. both at their own and the
9th sr exhibits. and also at the throhg OF
visitors coming to and going from the ex-
hibit rooms. They concluded that it
would be very poor policy on their part
to discontinue the exhibit, and Will so re-
port to the San Diegans interested. So
that it may now be regarded as settled
that the San Diego exhibit will be con-
tinued and that stronger efforts than be-
fore will be put forth to make the display
effective.
II. Il. Smith of South Los An
geles yesterday added oranges, lemons
and apples to the chamber of commerce
exhibit. Captain Il. w. Lucas OF Rosa
mond brought in some fine samples of
wheat and barley in the shsaf and A. A.
Morris of the same place exhibits samples
of alfalfa, from the second cutting this
season, five weeks old and four feet six
inches long These last contributions
gain added interest from tne fact that
they are first to be sent from the north
side of the Antelope valley.
Hon. X. N. Bulla has left at the cham
ber dozen copies OF the report Of the
committee. made at the late session of
the legislature, relative to the working Of
the Torrens system of land transfers now
in operation in Australia. and proposed
to he introduced in California. Mem
bers OF the chamber who desire to exam
inc the interesting document may obtain
copies by application to the secretary.
There is also a supply of copies OF the
menu of the late chamber of commerce
banquet for distribution among those in
terested.
The chamber is anxious to Sc
cure good specimens of frut on the
branches to replace the exhibit in glass
lars
The herald., 1895-06-29
T. 7. SHEWARD

cAILOR HATS TODAY soc. High crown, bell shape
- white and black. Go anywhere and the price will vary
the millinery stores from 75c $I25 Here today SOC
LADIES' CAPES
AS fine assortment you will find anywhere. En-
brodeed and eyeeted capes in fine goods and the latest
styles. Almost any price you want them. Everything in
capes from So up the finest qualities. Black and all
the best selling shades. We have capes in the proper
length and fullness.
DUCK SUITS,
For the seashore Perhaps you will want for tomorrow
wool suits $3.50, $40, SIS. Separate all wool skirts S.
ST. and $40. few fine silk skirts SIG 5o Hardly pays
for the material. SILK WAISTS for S.. Figure up the
price of nice suit and with these figures nice
all wool separate skirt and fine silk waist all for $1o.
CORSETS.
First of all the Royal Worcester, perfect fitting Royal
Finer qualities for SI25 $780, $I75 $2 up the finest
grades We carry IS styles in the Royal Worcester and
have every length made SUMNER CORSETS with
bodice soc pair You will find plenty of soc il
the market This soc corset is the best you for
the price. We ask comparison with any make sold in this
city for 81.
DOLLS.
1t is queer time of year to talk dolls We have
than need for rapid turning of stocks. We will
sell dolls today price it will pay you to give double
Christmas present the little folks They will appreciate
yours; 25c to So; onethrd off the
regular price today.
JERSEY RIBBED UNDERWEAR and hosiery. A
few special drives today
AMERICAN SILK FLAGS 1oc, 25c, 5oc 81 and $a
each This the best and cheapest line Of all silk Amer
flags in the market AS have only limited guam
ty is good time make your selection for the Fourth
The is lavsy trimmed with the red white and bue
The herald., 1895-06-29
Now About Santa Monica SUNDAY

The new ocean toboggan .lide you've
heard about. Musical critics will tell you
the finest music west of the Rockies is
given there every Sunday. Sundays pro-
band. New sports in the big plunge.
The beach is thoroughly enjoyable for
bathers and onlookers no asphaltum.
Fishing good as ever at Port Los Ange-
les. Hotel Arcadia sustains its reputa-
tion. Santa Monica canyon just right
for picnics. Ten trains each way. See
our time table for what we say about
flyers in this paper. Southern Pacific's
round trip so cents.
The herald., 1895-06-29
A Great Celebration

q The glorious Fourth is again coming.
We have prepared ourselves for it. Our
patrons could not wait, but have long ago
started to celebrate. About our new cre-
ations- we say new. because they are
new--they have captured the town. We
do not have to fill our show windows full
OF styles that have been shown all season.
The Anna Gould. .Brittania, Ailsa Ida
Claire, etc., are the latest eastern suc-
cesses. We have introduced them here.
Just the proper hats for this season
Also large assortment of children's white
hats, entirely new. Fifty different quail
tiles in white leghorn fits. Ii you want
new. clean goods at lowest prices, call at
Hakers Millinery. 257 South Spring
street. corner Third. Remember we do
what we say.
The herald., 1895-06-29
POLICE COURT NOTES
A Couple of Oarroters Held to Answer 70
Robbery

Robbery
Billy Morrison and Harry Seavers, two
men who stood up a saloon keeper named
Tobner some time ago and used him
rather severely, were held to answer yes
terday on the charge OF robbery, by city
Justice Owens. Their bail vas fixed at
$4,000 each.
James McDermott, an old drunkard
was sent to the chain gang for twenty
days. McDermott's story of sickness
which has grown hreadbarc from fre-
quent use failed to WORK yesterday.
Fred Volkam. who disturbed the peace of
Mrs. Hansen on Jackson street on Tues
day morning. and in the police court on
Tuesday afternoon by ceiling their inti-
mate relations, paid fine of $40.
Two white men who we're found in pos
session OF Chinese lottery tickets on We'd
nesday night when the police raided the
Chinese lottery shops, were fined $40
apiece yesterday, which they paid.
b. M. Blake, fellow who struck q
on-keeper over the lead with heavy
cane because he would not shake dice
with him, was found guilty of disturb
ance of the peace and remanded to the
city Jail until today when he will appear
for sentence.
The herald., 1895-06-29
Something About EIYers

Ours are trains. Our last Sunday - :35
am. made the run from Arcade depot TO
Santa Monica in twenty-five minutes. The
$3.50 a. M. fish train was also hummer.
So was the 1.p.m. Ten trains each way
every Sunday. Rock ballasted road bed !;
that accounts for the fast time. No dust
either. They leave Arcade depot 80,
9:o5. 9:35, 9:55, 10 80 a. M, loo, l: 10, 80
5:15, 6:25 pm. Last train leaves Santa
Monica 6:15 pm. Southern Pacitic's
round trip so cents.
The herald., 1895-06-29
Grand Concert at Ocean Park

Park Monday, July lst with grand
concert, grand chorus of 100 voices from
Los Angeles, and other great artists.
Special train leaves Sa anta Fe La Grande
station at GAS pm, returning after the
concert. Rouno trip. including admis-
sion to the concert, rs cents.
The herald., 1895-06-29
RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from
rupture. Professor Joseph Fandry form
erly of Berlin. Germany, now Of Santa
Barbara, is IL practical rupture specialist
and truss manufacturer. Information free
whereby you can become cured. Those
having tried all kinds of patent trusses
and found no relief. also have given up all
hope, to those people l am calling their
attention and especially ask them to send
me their addresses.
The herald., 1895-06-29
A SMOOTH CHINAMAN
He Is Fined SIS But Is Still Ahead o
the Game


the Game
Charley Fong, wllowy Chinaman with
q neck like giraffe and the teeth OF a
tiger, pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon
il. the police court to having sold lot
terry ticket several days ago to Detective
Steele. The Chinaman was all smiles,
not OF the diffident, I'd sooner.cry -if-I-
dared sort that the Chinese usually
wear when in court, but the grin over
spreading his face was as hearty as if he
had been asking his cousin how he had
enjoyed his rice and rat-tail soup. Char
ley was fined S25 and he still smiled.
When he got outside he explained the
reason of his m1rth. The ticket which he
had sold to Steele had won $3.50 and he
heal plenty money in my pocker. Steele
lie foclee me little, / foolee him big.
Chinaman heap too muchee sabe
The herald., 1895-06-29

Reach a mans heart through his stom-
ach is an old saying. But if you have q
Glenwood stove you will not alone reach
his heart but also his conscience and
make him come home on time for we'll
cooked and tasty meal. which can be
cooked better and with less trouble on
this stove than any other in the world.
Think of it. This stove burns so per
cent less fuel than any other. See it. win
it. cook on 1t. Furrey CO., 16l N.
Spring street.
The herald., 1895-06-29
sn.ci., Sale q, Teas for One Dav onIv

Saturday. June 29th. we win sell tea
worth 75c for 37lzc, worth 60c for 3Oc worth
SOC for 25c, worth 40c for 20c, worth 25c
for l2IIc. We guarantee our regular prices
to be below competition. Prices named
above are half actual value. S. G. Cash
Grocery. 425 South Spring street. Tele-
phone 1868. Goods delivered.
The herald., 1895-06-29
The Court House Tower

The board OF supervisors yesterday
passed resolution regulating the hours
for visiting the high clock tower at the
court house from which such an excellent
view can be obtained ofltne city and trib-
utary territory. Wednesdays and Satur-
days from q. m. to II M, and from
p. nj. to p. M, the janitor will show the
people around. The hours had to be lin
tied andsthe janitor appointed as escort,
owing to the vandalism of irresponsible
people in the past.
The herald., 1895-06-29
open Air Concert at Redondo Beach

Sunday by the Royal Hawaiian band.
Forty musicians. A company of native
Hawaiian surf riders and swimmers.
Grand dive from 150-foot tower, riding
Santa Fe trains at 8 am. 8 a. m. 10 a. m.
II am. IL m. 1 30 pm. O'Clock. Last
train returning leaves the beach at : p. m.
Round trip, so cents.
The herald., 1895-06-29
A New Fun Maker

Did you ever ride down an ocean To-
boggan slide? Santa Monica's arcade
beach is completed. Skips you 100 feet on
the waves. You know about the South
ern PacIfc's ten trains each way Sunday.
Round trip, so cents.
The herald., 1895-06-29
Catalina Island

The Terminal railway train at 05 p.
M, daily except Sunday, makes close
connection with steamer Hermosa for
Catalina. Returning. arrives at Los An
geles II :35 a. m. Saturdays threeIboats,
leaving Los Angeles 9:05 a. M, l :05 p. M,
40 m. Sundays. leave Los Angeles
a. NJ, returning on arrival of steamer.
The herald., 1895-06-29
Or. Gunsauius Will Iecfure

A lecture entitled Savonarola will be de-
livered by Rev. DR.. Gunsaulus of Chi
cago, Monday eve., July 1st, at the First
Congregational church, Sixth and Hill
streets. This will be treat that should
not be lost. Admission, so cents.
The herald., 1895-06-29

Will leave Los Angeles Monday. July 1st.
at am. Stops will be made to view
the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The
party will be in charge of Rev. A. W.
Rider of Los Angeles. Parties wishing
to join the excursion should communicate
with MI. Rider at once.
The herald., 1895-06-29
ROYAL Hawaiian Band at Redondo

Sunday. Forty accomplished musicians
will give two open air concerts at II a. m.
and 2:30 pm. Santa Fe trains leave at 8
and 8 a. M. 10 a. M, IL am, IL m. l 80
PM, 2 O'Clock. Round trip, SO cents.
The herald., 1895-06-29
C0ncn infant

and the constant idea that you are continu-
ally paying for expired quadruped of the
genus Equus. Concom. TO home owning is
This latter we cen possess you with to the
tune OF $40 per month and no cash down.
Nice home. good location. reasonable price.
l.. A. N. q. Worthy Co., 226 S. Spring. Room az.
The herald., 1895-06-29

Go via Redondo railway to hear the
Royal Hawaiian band, Sunday. June 30th.
One fair round trip.
The herald., 1895-06-29
son.os TO Boston and Return

Tickets on sale July lst to 5th inclusive.
Through sleepers on July Sd and 4tl.
Particulars at Santa Fo office l29 North
Spring street.
The herald., 1895-06-29
The Glorious Fourth

Excursion rates to all sations on Ter
minal railway, going July Sd and 4th,
good returning July 5th.
The herald., 1895-06-29
PabSt Beer

The Olym pic Hall is the only place in town
where you will find the celebrated Pabst Mil.
waukee beer on draught. Leave orders for
bottled beer. W. Garms, 121 W. First. Tele.
phOne 274,
The herald., 1895-06-29
Those Steamer. to Ca.aIino

July Sd. two: July 4th, three; every
Saturday, three; every Sunday, two; ;
other days, one. See the Short Line s
time table in this paper-the Southern
Pacific.
The herald., 1895-06-29
Terminal Island

The pavilion and bath house are open
for the season. Fish dinners. fine bath
ing, boating and sailing.
The herald., 1895-06-29

Santa nonica Trains Via Santa Fe
Leave daily at a. M, 10 a. M. l 20
p. M, 5:25 p. M.
The herald., 1895-06-29

DR.. Robert R. Dorsey will keep Afternoon
Office hours for Dr. Wills during his absence.