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IN FAVOR OF JUSTICE.
The Calamity Howlers and the Hun
tington Indictment.

ClnstOn lnulcCmSnt.
From the MarysvIle Democrat.l
The United States Circuit Court of New
York had denied the application for an
order to return G. Z. huntington to this
State to answer TO the indictment found
against him IN San Francisco some time
ago. The charge on which the indict
ment was based Is that of violating the
interstate commerce law by Issuing a
free ticket or pass to man named Stone.
The Indictment evidently was the result
of undue and unfair criticism of the man
because OF his connection with a great
corporation. and not because he was bad
citizen. The press Of san Francisco had
gone to extremes III presenting the case
to their readers, and thus the minds of the
people had been prejudiced against Mr..
Huntington in advance of the meeting of
the Grand Jury. When the Indictment
was made public there was great reioic-
ing in the ranks of the calamity howlers
in San Francisco, including the EcaDt
iaer, Chronicle and Report. These jour
pals were not satisfied TO present plain
report of the case to their readers, but
they distorted the facts 10 make IL appear
that the man is a criminal who should be IN
prison instead of constructing railroads.
And this is the same T.. Z. Huntington
who has contributed as much to the
prosperity and glory of California es any
man living.
At the age OF 20 years. when the people
of the whole country should respect him
because of his share in the construction
OF Lhe great road that has been the means
of bringing thousands of people and
millions of capital into the State, he is
Inundated by the announcement that he
has been indicted. And the indictment
had for its basis the giving to friend
pass to ride on trains in this State over
which he, as President, had control.
Every President or Superintendent of a
railroad in the United States has many
times issued passes in the same way, yet
MIR. Huntington is the first officer of the
kind to be thus Inundated.
In the decision just rendered in New
York Judge Brown declares that the in
dictment is detective. and that Mr.. Hunt
ington did not violate the provisions of
the interstate commerce law We wonder
if the Report, Examiner, Chronicle and
the other calamity howiers possess sufli-
cient manliness TO acknowledge that they
have done great injustice to fellow man.
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RECONSTRUCTION DAYS.
Results of Carpet-Bag Politics In the
Southern states.


Southern states.
Republicans from the North fiocked to
the South whom the blacks, viewing
them as representing the emancipation
party, naturally welcomed and followed.
There were honest carpet -baggers, no
doubt, but most such were idealists,
little likely to reconcile the races, nearly
certain to be misled by their shrewd
but unprincipled colleagues. The good
and the bad alike did their best to in
flame the negro's sense of independ-
ence and to engage him in politics. His
former wrongs were dwelt upon and the
ballot held up as a providential means
OF rightlng them. The negro was too
apt pupil. In their days of serfdom
the negro's besettIng sin had been thiev-
cry. Now that the opportunities for this
were multiplied, the fear of punishment
gone, and the carpet -bagger at hand to
encourage 1t, the prevalence of public
and private stealing was not strange
The colored legislators of South Carolina
furnished the State House with gorgeous
clocks at $3.50 each, mirrors 500, and
chandeliers at $3.50. Their own apart
ments were a barbaric display of gew-
gaws, carpets and upholstery. The mi
nority of a Congressional Committee re-
cites that these ebony statesmen" pur-
chased lot of imported china cuspidors
at 50 apiece, while Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes ''at the glorious Capital of the
nation" had to be content with plain
earthenware article of domestic manu-
facIure"
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The Oldest Oak in Great Britain.

DR.. A. ]. Harrison, in the current
number of the Naturdttsts' journal, says
the oldest existing oak in Great Britain
is considered to be the Cowthorpe or
Colthorpe one growing near Ribstone
Hall. in the West Riding. ''It is not
only remnant of the forests of ancient
Britain. but monarch among the kings
OF trees" the circumference of the
trunk close 10 the ground is seventy
eight feet, and three feet higher forty
eight feet. The trunk is now followed,
and is capacious enough to contain a
crowd. a few years ago the vicar OF st.
James, Wetherby, and the church war
dens and schoolchildren to the mum ber
OF ninety five got inside the tree, and
while the vicar raised the union lack the
children sang the "Old Hundredth'' and
the National Anthem"
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The San Francisco Board of Health
gives valuable advice as to the M ost
wholesome baking powder The follow
ing report is published over the sigma
lures of all the physicians OF the board:
We, the members of the Board of
Health of the city and county of San
Francisco. cordially approve and recon-
mend the Royal Baking Powder. 1t is
absolutely pure and healthful. composed
of the best ingredients. of the highest
strength and character.
"In our Judgment it is impossible 10
make purer or stronger baking powder
than the ROYAL ~
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The Rude Creatures.

"Women In society do such extraor-
dinarily rude things, nowadaysn ex-
claimed a dame very fair. very fashion,
able and rather frivolous-but the pos
SCISSOR of the most charming manners in
the world. II have actually seen women
at dinner party turning over china to
look at the marks and have heard them
discussing the value of their hosts plate.
and counting the roses in order TO find
out what had been spent on the decora-
tions! And they really seem to estimate
the hospitality bestowed upon them by
what it has cost in dollars J"
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IFor the REcoRD-USIoN.l
FOOLS.

know a man who once did hold
Safe in his hand the precious gift
OF woman's love; and yet, Pm told
He idly let il from him drift,
Nor raised a hand TO bar It's way,
Nor spoke word in excuse of
Ills great neglect. That man to-day
Doth mourn and mourn for that lost love.
So goes it ever. They that are
Made richer than the richest by
Rare gitts-these. for a silver star
Would let Earth's golden planets fly,
Nor try TO stay them in their ii light,
Nor tnlnk 10 measure their true worth
Fools. Fools! Had we a pigmy's sight
We might be very kings OF earth,
-ELWYS IRVING HOFFMAN.
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PURE baking powders are one of the
chief aids to the cook in preparing perfect
and wholesome food. While those are to
be obtained OF l-established reputa.
ton. like the Royal, of whose purity
there has never been question. il is
proper to avoid all others.
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us that a real Engiishman of title that
is devoting himself TO Miss Goldcoin?''
"Yes.'' .Can you tell by the way he
drops his h's?' NO; by the way he tries
to pick up VS. and x's."-Chicago Inter-
Ocean.
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The unequaled strength of the Royal,
as certified by the highest baking powder
authorities, makes it the cheapest to use,
even at higher price than others.
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nR. F. L. ATKINSON-Omce 627 ST.: resi-
~ dence, S23 Seventh St; telephone 464.
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~ o. CARTWRIGHT, NJ. D.-OFFICE AND
". residence, 913 X street: hours 8 to IL
A. n. 2 to and 7 TO s. Telephone, 369.
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DR. FAY, 6271a ST.-1O TO 12 A. NJ, 2
IL to A, to P. NJ. Res, 1929 G. Tel. 500.
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DR. L. A. HARCOURT SUCCESSOR TO
IL DR.. Gardner), Fifth and j streets Hours:
y TO TO- to 5. 7 to s. Telephone 377.
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Egypt to the Hebrews and ever since
was 1.-THE Land of the Oppression"
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DR. w. F. WIARD-Ohice, cor Eighth and
- j. Residence 1606 o. Telephone 387.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and Sts, Sacramento.
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A8-Acccommodations FIRST-CLASS Free
Bus to and from hotel
w. j. ELDER, Manager.
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poARD AND ROOM. 81 20 TO SO FER
ID day. Meals, 25 cents.
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Likewise exchange occasionally to keep things
stirred up occasionally. You know I'm this cour-
Try the hest orchards are those that cultivated
often. The same principle works well with the
earth IN General. Keep 1t stirred up for best re-
suits Now, have four rs fine places ~ there are
In Pomona Valley that can be exchanged, at least
partially for Los Angeles residence property. as
follows: 30 acres "a miles from center of Po-
mona, set TO olives, peaches, aprcots and pruncs
we'll, windmill and tank price only $3.50 per acre
mile from the center OF town, just at the end OF
Second ST., our business street, 10 acres olives
mostly 1Syear-old trees, 10 acres French pruncs
about d acres years old, balance years old ;
and prunes, excepting about acre general variety
most every kind Of fruit In the catalogue; good
new house, or o rooms, pantry, bath, garrett and
cement cellar, barn, corraIs, etc.; fine lawn, with
flowers, shrubbery, large cypress arches; of
the best places In the valley; better water right
and domestic water from artesian wells in iron
pressure pipes; both water rights decided with the
land; this properly and surroundings are good
enough for the mosl fastdous; III IL don't suit you
well, you would he too 'blooded" for this coun-
try. IL acres miles north OF Pomona, near
North Pomona, motor line which connects the
depots of the s. r. at Pomona with the Santa
Fe at North pomona land set to oranges
and other fruits. Street row of olives, lemons and
palms; fine house. rooms, pantry, bath; with
berry. Price $780, Now the above property has
not been in the market for trade and the price Is
the cost value that have been Offering them for.
SO you will simply waste your time and mine 100
II you go to putting trade price on your property.
The parties will take fiom 10 to trade, balance
the places if you mean business, and better stiIl.
como up and look them over When you get on
10 Il. s. BAssETT, Pomona.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
to the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
No contributions returned.
The herald., 1895-03-10
BARGAINS

ID
For Sale-s5o00, hne 6-room house. bath room
and Darn, in East Los Angeles: close to car line;
lot 50xi65
sa5oo--Close In, on Ruth ave. between sixth and
Seventh. rooms and bath, jus, finished; stable
and fence
$1,000 Elegant corner lot on Eighth and Hill SITS,
lot 60x120
s7as each--Two fine lots each 5oxi2ps, on Wall
between Pco and Fourteenth.
1850
Siooo-Fine room house on Flower ST., between
Seventh and Eighth cement sidewalk and con
nected with sewer, lot S0x 100. VIII exchange for
property further west; Twelfth, and si6,O
cash.
s,To)-New house of4 rooms, San Julian between
Seventh and Eighth; lot 4Uxi3S
S1000-lO acres in jarvanza, S.room hard finished
house. 100 fruit trees, close 10 school house: will
exchange for house in Los Angeles ana $500
S2p-Lease and furniture OF n fine lodging house
on Spring ST., between Second and Third.
fnrec inc iois in the oil district on belmont ave.
and First ST.; no reasonable offer refused.
a. * VIII buy nice 5-room cottage Alpine
st., clos in.
1.oases TOR rent and business opportunities.
j. X. CHALMERS,
Rooms 40 and III New Wilson Block, SE corner
First and Spring. 10
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MEDIUMS

4 woNDERFUL orr PossEssED BY
IA Harry IL Waite, the ciairvoyant OF cintrvoy-
medium in the wide, wide world thai answers
sealed messages while in dead trance. If you
am Harry n Waite, the medium who keeps his
parlors full of anxious ones, and sends all away
OFFER FREE TESTS, chromos OF prize pack
ages as reimbursement. What You get for nothing
be convinced by The wonderful medium, who by his
Godgiven gift can see clairvoyantly, and locates
Stolen articles lost and mislad wills deeds treas
BY my wonderful gift can hear clairvoyantly the
names OF those that come TO see me- and the names
VI '"0Se '" WH ia5ef IS 4 'p MEDIUM FOR.
He is for the sorrowing and suffering, to bring
you joy for or grief C. bring back Your wandering
and sinful child, to remove vice and sin away
from their path and to make them sober, steady,
honest and good. All, fathers and mothers, you
have tried every other way and failed, try the
through a God-fesrins medium. am the one
that tells those working girls the name of their
and who is fooling her. can tell her the name Of
the man who would marry her and make her a
good husband. ] can tell her the name Of the
scoundre who would bring her to sorrow. tell
the widows the selfsame thing. l tell them
the names Of their late husbands aud what she
had better do and better not to do. and you
wtdowers. am the great Harry II. Waite who
their husband does with their money. / can tell
you what your divorce chances are before you
se1arae can my e Won when yomr wife and bns
band viii die, ana death is a better separator than
q divorce court. Many persons live to bless me
for staying their rash hand. am the counselor
for the hard working men and women, whose
faces are ground by oppression, whose heart is
broken by hard luck My medumship is for the
unfortunate Come to me and will show you
where You can get little JOY and better pay.
will tell you how your luck can be changed
and how long you will have to live in
poverty and when you will get out. l Harry
IL Waite the adviser of business men and women
who have got their all in venture, hoping to pro-
vide for their loved ones will tell you about the
lease, VIII, deed, mortgage partnership, etc. /
Will tell YOU about your location If change Is
necessary, Why hesitate If you perplexed?
Come TO me and find help. Come We who suffer
and get help, Come We lovers and win your idols.
Come We business men and be advised. Come We
broken-hearted wives, and come We disconsoate
husbands. Come all that are in trouble, matter
what kind. Come and learn 10 bless this wonder
full, amazing, convincing sate-wrting medium. The
only one in the city that does not accept money in
advance, You do not pay cent unless you
fully satisfied. Hours from Q a. m. to p. m. ALI
matters strictly confidential. Could anything be
fairer? Has not this honesty the face OF it,
Parlors at S52 South Broadway, near Fourth st.
Quiet and retired. People being out of
town send stamp for free advice, but ask no ques-
tons.
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FOR sALH-.-c1rY PROPERTY
n osPER, SMITH a CANNON,
" 421 Stimson Block.
FOR sALE-ciTY PROPERTY.

5000 lots with +room house, fruit trees, flowers,
sisoo-Lot 5oxiso, clean side Grand ave.
$Ii00-Lot 50xlls with 4-room cottage, on Bryant
ave. - .
trees, etc. Pico Heights.
S:s00-4 IL acres near Central ave. electric line,
suitable for lots, and full bearing fruit trees:
s370D-6-room house with stable, lawn, mowers,
ETC., Twenty-fifth st., near Grand ave.
S9O0--2 lots with good house on Pirtie 81.
e6500-5 acres on Central ave-; income properly.
s2Oo0-7-room cottage with all modern convent
ences on w. sixteenth st.
500 up-Beautful lots in Vernon, some In bear
si25o-2 lots 5oxi50 star tract, southwest
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$500 Ia acres on electric line, near city; good
house, orange trees etc.
S25oO-5 acres fruit and alfalfa lands improve
ments worth the price,
SI5 per acre Frst-class fruit land near Redondo.
S5.SD-io acres moisl land 30 acres TO alfalfa.
Slsp0-l0 acres. all under bearing fruitsi GOOD
buildings; plenty water; miles from Court House.
$40 per acre-A1 alfalfa land In cultivation near
Compton.
SIPS per acre--Cholce sandy loan soil near Mo-
meta; plenty OF water.
s75 per acre-Choice fruit and alfalfa land near
Gardena; plenty of water; In cultivation.
$50 per acre-Choice fruit barley and wheat land ;
water in abundance.
$500 acres at Burbank, laid out In bearing
fruits and flowers; good Groom house; all modern
improvements; stables, carriage she'd well, etc. ;
easy terms.
sl000--l0 acres at San Fernando and bearing ags
backberres, etc.; good 4-room house, plenty
water; all fenced: only $500 cash. balance easy
terms.
The herald., 1895-03-10
DRESSMAKING


wv ANTED- LADIE TO LEARN THE BE It
w dress cuttlus - stem taught in Los Angel +,
the easiest to learn; most rapid to use: gives lhe
most stylish curves; insures perfect tit and fol
lows every fashion; patterns cut 10 order
NJ. DOW ELL DRESSM AKING AGA DENY. 1851
=. broadway 10
MFRS. \. T. VOSBURGH, FASHIONABLE
4Nk dressmaler, solicit le patronage of fashion
a-le ladies; moderate ates. S55ls 5. Spring st.
lOom9. 10
I AIDES THAT LIKE TO WEAR FIRST
Z 4 class lifting dresses call at IA :. Main ST.
Dresses made from - up. MRS. STOLTENBER(5-
WOLTER.
EASTERN DRESSMAKER WISHES SEW
- Ing III me house or out by the day. 5l5 w
seventh 81. -
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
ESAIENIS FOR INVENTIONS IN ATI
4 countries obtained, bought and sold Trade
marks, copyrights, etc, by $. j. DAY d. Co pat
ent attorneys; rooms 252-233 Bradbury building
Los Angeles. Established 1919.
HAZARD & TOWNSEND, 9 DoWNEY BLK.
Tel. S!7, Los Angeles.
II NIGHT BROS, PATENT LAWYERS AND
1A solicitors sos Siimsoh block. Est ls4S.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
- -
u EVILS & ANDERSON

z EVILS & ANDERSON
~ 3i2 s. Main ST.
My, oh my, it is astonishing how cheap sell
furniture days. Jusl think of nice new mantel
folding beds-prelty a picLure--for $751; curtain
folding beds for $500 and fine with pretty
scroll heads for IS good Clipper couch for 81 large
plush upholstered rockers for So lunch counter, 81
feet for SO - feet for 81; oos for 50
cents; good restaurant range for Sl5.
The herald., 1895-03-10

V,OR SALE-THE "NILES TRACT;" LOTS
Il in this beautiful tract for sale at
prices ranging from $500 upwards; these lots are
sold only to parties who will build good houses.
PoINDEXTER & WADSWORTH, 305 w. Sec
Ond ST
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p. S.-rhose who writing the undersigned
threatening letters save your stamps am here
to stay. am honest. my charges are advertised
as voluntary If there is full satisfaction otherwise
FREE. If AZ any time a person Is dissatisfied ii
they will CALL will refund what they gave me.
am the only medium that ever dared TO advertise
such thing, and 10 Judge from letters received,
some must feel hurt Mt this way of doing bust
expect the first month to meet every fraud,
fakir and fool in the community, and the swim is
about over. If there be any more in the town call
quick, so finish the Job and let honest people
have chance HARRY H. WAITE. The Greatest
Ma5i ON
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TARPETS AT YOUR OWN PRICE AT THE
y bankrupt sale now going on under Chamber
OF Commerce building, 40s Broadway. MATTH
EWS & LUBELSKI. il
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NOR SALE-THE NEW HOME SEWING
II Machine Company offer for the next 80 days
the following bargains-W Whites, Standards, Auto
MATES, Singers, Domestics, Davis, Households,
etc. from sl2 to sl5, on payments OF 81 per week.
$40 5. Spring ST. Branch, SIS E. Colorado Pasadena.
l.
The herald., 1895-03-10

4 OS ANGELES COUNCIL, NO. 1889, ROYAL
LArcanun, meets at No 2i5 :. Spring st. every
Thursday at 1880 p. m. 4. p Fuller, Regent; 6. J..
Davidson, Secretary. Visiting members invited to
meet with u.s.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

-
THIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY MEETS IN
Il Music Hall, 2sl s. Spring st., Sundays At ESQ
and $50 p M childreaS lyrenm 4. sd
dresses at both meetings. Subject for the after
noon will be Am Ny Brothers Keeper, sna ,os
Or. ]. NJ Temple will follow The addresses WIN
convincing tests giving TO those present MESSAGES
many cases getting the names in full Mrs San,
ford Johnson will also occupy The platform ana
tests as these should indeed be convincing TO the
most absolute skeptic in the city Come We doubt
ing and get one of these free esls by ateehd
ing the meeting. Good music ana good SOLOS,
On. JOHNS CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, CORNER
= Adams and Figneroa SITS. Holy Eucharist, ;
am: morning service and sermon at II sunday
school at pm; full choral evensong at $780, Spe
cal attention paid TO the music which is rendered
All the seats in this church are free. strangers
cordially invited. Take Grand avenue cable to
Adams street. Rev B. w. r. rayler. rector
CHURCH OF ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE,
Rev John GRAY. rector. Services today: Holy
communion 500 a m ; prayer and sermon, u a.
ing, solemn service Of music Filing Wide the Gates
from stainers crucifxion the Agnus Del from
Gounod's Messe Soenneie. All persons corolaliy
invited.
CHRTsT CHURCH, EPIsCoPAL-CoRNER
Flower ana Pico streets; Alfred S. Clark. rec
tor; residence. 1870 Figueroa street. sunday ser
and third sundays of the month. sunday school,
9:45 am. Seats free. Strangers are cordially in
or University station pass the church.
n ASTY PUBLIC TEST MEETING TONIGHT
IL by Miss Kate Iampman, known as Starlight:
The celebrated little trance medium starlight Will
give undeniabe proof of spirit return. Music I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Lunt. Recitation by Miss
Allie Button. All cordially invited; 1880 p M. G.
a. X. Hall, 6l0is S. Spring st.
CHURCH OF THE UNITY, (UNITARIAN,)
corner Hill and Third streets; Rev. j. :.
Thomson pastor. Services sunday at ii a. m. !;
Sabbath school, 8 80 subject sunday morn
ing. Catholic Apostolic succession and Congrega-
tional Spiritual Succession. There Will be no even
ing service 10
HRUTHsEEKERs SOCIETY, FoRESTFRS'
Il Hail. 1875 n. Main; l0-cent circle from IL
O'Clock to II; mediums meeting, 2:S0 p. M: even
ing meeting $50 p. M; address by j. y. Brlggs;
tests given; admission free. strangers cordially
invited. 10
THIRST UNIVERSAIIsT CHURCH, GALE.
II DOMAIN Hall. 49, = Spring ST. Preaching II
a. Sunday school l2l5 p. m. Pastor, Rev. a. a.
Rice subject, The Source OF Church Success.
TJ,HE CHURCH UNIVERSAL, OR THE NAT
i ural and Rational Basis of Religion. Lecture
by Rev. Scion Lauer, Lawrence Hall, Fifth ST.,
7:45 p. m. Free: all invited. 10
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY - FREE LEG
Il ture this evening al :45 O'Clock at Blavatsky
Hall. 431ls Spring street; subject, Theosophy and
Science, by Mrs r. Egbe1 -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
I On BARGAINS IN LODGING HOUSES
! W. for sale by BEN WHITE, 22l W
Apply to BEN WHITE. ael wv. FIrst 81.

A STAPLE, DESIRABLE, ESTABLISHED
"A cash business. Paying big. Locality COM
mands monopoly absolute. Everything handled
pays. Big profit paying refreshments served and
customers to serve them TO- Properly bought
stock. Curios that pay 100 to 400 per cent profit.
Fruits, confectionery. cigars, tobacco, smokers
The place paws. Invoice between sieOo and $500,
terms cash. For particulars, reasons for selling,
etc, address OWNER; Box No. 942, Los Angeles,
Cal. 10
The herald., 1895-03-10

DE SURE AND SEE THE ARTISTIC MAR.
lD Bile Statuary, lewelry and Florentine straw
works ut S2s >. Broadway. Special prices. 10
The herald., 1895-03-10

DALMiSTRY-PROF. A. MYERS, THE GEL
Il ebrased European palmist, pscychometrist
and phrenoogisl, who has examined the hands of
most OF the crowned heads of Europe, has arrived
in Los Angeles and intends TO remain here for
some time BY palmistiy he reveals accurately
the past present and future OF the individual gives
descriptions OF every member Of your family the
deceased, well as the living; also the description
Of the one you have married and the one YOU will
marry; tells country OF BIRTH age and how long
you will live; describes perfectly your present cir
cumstances and no matter how difficult they are
and aided 10 success. AS a psychometrist he is
unequaled. lie will locate any ailment or disease
more accurately than autonsy would do, and bv
this gift and power has helped many, who had
given up all hope. All who about to make a
change should consult him, as his advice is reliable
and beneficial. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. tree-Free-Frec medical diagnosis from
to 10 am. Readings from 10 to : pm. Par
ors the Norwood, $50 :. Hill ST., cor of Sixth. 10
4 DO ALL THE ABOVE AND MORE TOO
i HARRY IL. WAITE, Medium. So S. Broad
svay