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The herald., 1895-12-12
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME FOR
IA heath, comfort and profit.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME FOR
"A, heath. comfort and profit
$4,000 OO-lO acres OF improved land At
Hollywood, with q modern two-story Broom
house, bath, ETC.. complete in all details;
stable, flowers, fruit and ornamental trees
around the homo and covering five acres re
years old. and fifty trees OF Navel Oranges.
Good returns from lemon trees; wafer piped
all around and through the ten acres
Corner lot on dummy line, soon TO Dc clcctri.
fled, with 80 minute service to Los Angeles.
Call and let us show you this beautiful sub
urban home NEwKIR X 4 woRDEN,
EOR sALE-w. FISHER, a27 ". SECOND
Si00O-4o feet Central ave.
$32OO-New house, income $500.
%05O-Corner, 135x so feet.
$1,000 6room house, Gladys ave.
SlOOO-Ten acres 1O4 fruit trees.
$&5O-Lot, Kohler tract.
S39OO-6O feet Grand ave.
$230O-o0 feet Flower ST.
$25O-Lot, W. Twenty-eighth st.; electric
cars
x65OO-Grand house, y rooms, Flower Ut.
lO.OOO-S5 acres. near city line.
ST.. 5000 acres, W. Adamss
HsUOo-Grsnd house, southwest, ! acre.
$l2, SO0-32O acres, rich land railroad.
I. WIEsENDANGER,
Thu ii 227 W. Second st.
E'oR sALE-HousEs-
S65OO-New dwelling, No. $40 w. Beacon st.
$45OO-IIotel and furniture. IL rooms.
x30Oo-S.roo m house, No. 614 Pasadena ave.
$26O0-S.room house, No. ia S. Hellma II st.
$l6OO-5-room house, No. 26ll Pcnnsylva-
mia ave.
$lOOO-5.room house, No. 1244 Victoria st.
$s0O-5-room cottage.
Houses on the installment plan, all prices,
$40O-Lot OH Workman It.
S55O-Lot on Washington st.
ALLISON & BARLOW,
II 123 ). Broadway.
I,OR sALE-HOUSES AND LOTS
II $35O0-Beautiful cottage OF x rooms with
ali modern conveniences; sewer connections.
street graded, lot 6Ox1lO: first-ciats location.
I'D ST., near Figueroa; will sell on easy
terms.
$1,000 Cottage of rooms modern, 10,
45xi5O; street graded, cement walks; w.
11th 81.
$2OUO-Modern cottage OF rooms. cement
walks, lot nicely fenced, street graded; To-
cated southwest, near 18th st, half block
from 18th st. car line.
GOWEN, EBERLE & Co.
1t 1A3 S. Broadway.
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S360O-SO feet on Westakc ave, bet Eighth
and Ninth SITS. east front and right among the
best houses in Bonnie Brae.
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w ANTED-SCIENCE OF PALMISTRY-
W Ladies and gents have your life read by
that great phrenolOgist ana palmist, Nine
Amedee. from Paris. She has been ID seasons
10 Saratoga springs Y. ". he's been tested
there by leading scientists she locates diseases,
advises for business aud love affairs; she
reads in yourhands all events OF your life: no
secret for her science. Fee 81. Office open
from to ?. m. j06 {. Main ST., bet. Fifth
and sixth. 12-l2
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For SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots

Rates for Advertisements under this classi6
cation-one time. cents per limo; week, 30
cents per line; month. 81 per line.
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$13OO-Good 1O-room house. with barn
large ioI on w. seventh st.; choice locatio
and fine view; q bargain.
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MACHINE MANUEACTORl

Won SEBkEH MANUFACTURERS co,
4Sl-43o Z. Second st. manufacturers oi
srecisl machinery, dies and models, only ac
cprste work; guaranteed
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4TTORlNEYS-AT-LAW
PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS. ETC.

nATENTa For INVENTIONS OBTAINED
j III all countries: bought and sold. : !
nA4 & CO, patent attorneys, room 80, Brysou
bis. II
uAIAED x TOWNsENp.9 DoWNEY BLK.
IL lei. A., Los Angeles. ,
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$36O0-New S-room house on best part OF
ssntee At, cast front; lot 40x200; this Is
cheaper than you can build.
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S2loJ-Corner on Alyarado st, 99xlo7.

T3OO0-A large lot on ". Seventh ST.. nea
Pearl; this is n choice location and a bargain
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RESTAURANTS

" OMEN'S EXCHANGE LUNCH ROOM
w home cooking entirely; chicken pic for
dinner on every tridhy 3l6Ia : Broadway
i-l.9H
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l5OO-New %.roOm cottage, Towne ave,
close in; easy payments; little cash: see this.
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Tor sALE-BARGkINs-
SbOO-tinc corner near electric cars, ON
Eighteenth ST., graded and siGewalked.
&7OO-Good lot on ". Pico st.
800 and $685. lots, 5Oxl5O to alley, on
new electric car, southw st, east front; can
get bargain here.
$s00-Good lot ON Maple ave-, near Pico.
$1,000 fine corner on Maple ave-. fronts
north and cast
S1O0-On Twenty-sevcnth ST., close to Main;
all street work doue; II speculation.
$iooO-Best large corner in Bonnie Brae for
the price.
S3OO0-A large lot on ". Seventh ST., near
Pearl; this is a choice location and bargain.
S2IoJ-Corner on Alyarado st 99x157.
S360O-S0 feet on Westiakc ave-. bet. Eighth
best houses in Bonnie Brae.
S40OO-6Ox170, with cottage. close In on
Temple 81.
WM +. BOSBYSHEIt.
IL 1U7 $. Broadway.
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NOR SALE -GRIpER a BOWS
Il GAkVEI TRACT.
.,.d I a,,A,. I a,,I

NOR SALE-COTS-
Il %6O0-Lot 50xi4O. 32d st near Hoover
$1nO-Lot tOx13j, 36th st. near FigueroA
S450-Lot 50xl5O, l4th. West OF Central av.
300 Lot 50xl5U W. Eighth, near West
lake Park.
xIO5O-I.ot 6OxlIO ed near Fisueroa
@l2SO-Lot b0xlJ6. 18th, near Grand ave.
SlIO0-LJt J5x1lO, 2Sth, near Grand Q
corner.
$1,000 Lot 50xlsG Thompson St, near
Adams.
SllOu-Iot JoxI25, BonsalIo ave.
X13OO-Lot 5Oxl25, Estrela ave.
$l65O-i.ot 5Uxl5O, Bonnie Brac, bet. Sew
enth and Eighth.
$lO5U-Lot 5Oxl2J, ". 1lth, near Georgia
Bell.
Sl9OO-Lot 5Oxi5O: S. Hope bet. 18th and
18th.
Sl7OO-Lot 5Ox1 SO, Pearl st near l2lh.
$75O-Lot 5Ox135. san Joaquin St, neap
Westlake GOWEN, EBERLE Co,
1t LAB :. Broadway.
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Where is that snap per now?

$375 buys n lot 5Ox lao Just off Vermont avs.
in southwest, between Adams and Washing
ton; fine permanent view.
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SiooO-Best large corner in Bonnie Brac ior
the price.
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BOWLING ALLEYS

MAPLE BOWLING AIIEY-AT THE COLI
vi church billiard and pooi hall pleasant
est pl ace in the city; lowest picea. 222 $
RtondWAy, next 10 the city hall l-IOLj
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BICYCLES

- LAR>EN d 90. HAVE THE AGENCY FOR
De tae Relay bicycles. 30 " Fifa. 1919
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S40Oo-6Oxl7O, with cottage, close In on
Temple st,
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FoR SALE :.
$2500-New modern house. rooms, full lot.
street graded; Twenty seventh st.
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WM. f. OSBNSHEII.
IL lU7 :, Broadway.
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S1Oo-On Twenty-sevcnth ST., close to Main.
all street work doue; II speculation.
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STOCKS, BONDS. AND MORTGAGES

INOR SALE ST BSCRlBE FOR SHARES IN
i the thirteenth annual series OF the Saw
ings Fund and Building Society OF Los An.
geles; es'ab ished in 1855 Office. rooms 10l-
lo2 Wilton block, First and spring sts. 1873
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NOR sALE-CITY Lots

Small house and large lot, 50xl50 feet. On
Washington ST.. on car line: water pired on
premises all fenced. viii sell on easv terms
If you want them, say $l.a down and balance
on long time mortgage ut pei cent price
$3.50.
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W. II. DICKINSON,
147 s. Broadway.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm of Steinman IL Green has this day dis
solved partnership BY mutual consent. Mr.
Elias Steinman has taken the advertising at
the Arcade depot and Mr. Robert Green has
taken the business vt port Los Angeles.
Dated December 9, 1898. IA
The herald., 1895-12-12

I>OR RENT-THE SANTA ROSA NOW OPEN
II the finest and most elegantly furnished
new furniture; building new; rates reasona BILE.
12lH-I22i. +. First st. II
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NOR SALE-CHOICL RESIDENCE PROP
Il erty OH Angelano Heights overlooking
city md parks: magnificent marine view;
price from 50 to $40 per front loot lois $50 to
200 feet in depth. s. X. LINDLEI, LOG :.
Broadway If
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NOR SALE -S29OO-7-ROOM HOUSE on ".
Il Twenty-second ST.. near Hoover; $500
can remain for = years; at least $500 cash !;
balance reasonable terms. For particulars
address r. ALTSCHUL, 1928, W. Second ST.
lx-lS
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LNOR RENT 1913 N. MAIN ST; THE DEN
Il yer; nicely furnished rooms. $3.50 per
week and upwards; center of city; 25c to ST
q day. 9-14tf
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NOTICE TO FREIGHTEKS-l 1000 TEAMS
IN wanted to haul coke from Fort Thomas to
the town Globe. A. r., and copper back from
Globe TO Fort Thomas. GllA VALLEY, GLOBE
x NORTHERN RG. CO, by VIM. Garland
president Address. Bowie, A. T. If
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TOR sALE-$llOO-NEW LARGE broom
i cottage, one block from Washington cleo.
trio car. just west OF Hoover street; 5o-foot
lot everything convenient. For sale by K.
ALTSCHUi., 1881 West Second st. 1918
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yI>ELL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE HER.
/ aid II is great newspaper. Send sam
pie copy east, occasionally. III you don't want
TO send your own paper call at the office and
have them mailed direct, free OF cost
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TIoR RENT-ToURIsTs HEADQUARTERS
II for furnished and unfurnished rooms and
houses. " b. KETCHAM, Room 15, 139 n.
Spring ST. II
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II you want something extra .fine and large,
can sell you one OF the finest houses in BON
ME Brac, and for less than cost.
WIN. +. BOSBYSHELL.
IL IO7 q prc.I...v
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FOR RENT.-ROOMS.

LNOR RENT-THE PIEDMONT NOW OPEN:
Il new building; new fur niture; centrally
located: elegantly furnished, sunny front
rooms. single or en- suite: rates RI asonable.
III E. First St, near Main Ills
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CPECIAL NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
- Concern: Price list No. OF the Alexa,l-
der Well tract will take effect Dee. 10. s95.
niz d unless reported before that date RICH
ARD ALTSCHUL, sole Agent Alex ander WE'LL
Tract, 12:i5 W. Second ST. Is
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NURSER

7 o. ANGELES MUIR -EKN-TEEFs. PLANTS.
- seeds. bulbs and cact; lowest prices
"A Broadway.
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800 and $sOO-i lots. 5Oxl5o to alley, on
new electric car, southwt st, cast front; can
get bargain here,
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b. COHN-
LIZ The Los Angeles pawnbroker, l46 n.
Main ST., loans money on diamonds, watches,
lewelry. firearms, pianos. libraries and all
other collateral securities; also sells unre.
deemed pledges for money loaned and one
months interest added; make no mistake. it
is the reliable l.. b. COHN, the Los Angeles
pawnbrokcr. 3-lU-6
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WANTED OF PRIVATE PARTY, $500
w at 10 per cent on improved ranch. Z.
f.. PARSONS. room !, $50 W. Firstst tt
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NOR sALE-BEsT BUY THERE is IN THE
i city, on Twcnty-second. lots only 1928
each: close 20 car line. CD. STREETER & co,
10 5. Broadway. IL
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EOR RENT-THE PIEDMONT NOW OPEN;
" new building; new furniture; ceniraly
located; elegantly furnished, sunny front
rooms, single or en- suite: rates reasonable
1l7la Z. First ST.. near Main. l.4-6
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CARPET CLEANING

CTEAM CARPET CLEANING, SEWING AMI
- laying. JOHN II. RICHARDS, 80 \.
spHing; to. lS43. S-9u
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LNOR sALE--PARKER * GOTTsCHALK.
Il rooms l-9 Muskegan block, Third and
Broadway real estate and investment brokers
money to loan at per cent ON city property
correspondence solicited IL
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nor SALE

FOR SALE
$2lOO-New Groom cottage on Washington
street.
$5UOo-Bcautlful 10. room house on s. olive
S65O0-9-rooE residence on Pearl near
Eighth
S36OO-6-room modern cottag. on Trenton.
$l6OO-7-room residence, Highland Park.
$J30O-New 7-room house on Westlake.
G. ID. STKEETER & Co.
IL 10 s. Broadway
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TOR SALE $500 WILL BUY MODERN
Il 10 room residence. Apply on the pr
ises. 2.22, 5. Grand avenue. or to OWNER,
room IS Temple blk. 1879
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Rates for Advertisements under this classic
cation-1 time, cents per line: week. 30
ceptS per line; l month. 81 per line.
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NOR sALE-A PALATIAL RESIDENCE IN
J. Los Angeles. suitable only for wealthy
man OF large family. will give particulars to
property cannot be hawked around. Owner
anxious to sell and Will sell far below what
property cost. No information given except
to RICHARD ALTSCHUL, 1885 W. Second ST.
1915
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E>OR SALE-IF YOU WISH TO BUY ANY
II property in the city for investment or
speculation. or place or borrow money Oh
good city property. you may make money by
consulting Richard Altschul, 1885 W. sccond
st Tu-Thr-Sat-tf
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NOR RENT--THE ST CLAIR, 427is San
II Pedro st., cor. Winston; new. sunny,
housekeeping rooms. 1876
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER
~ Co will strictly enforce the following
rules. The hours for sprnkling are between
the hours OF Il and ocl ocs q. m. and and
o'clock p. m. For a violation OF the above reg
OF 50 will be charged before the water will be
turned on again. 40
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ENOR SALE THAT BEAUTIFUL NEW y
L room modern cottage. AL W. Twenty
second ST. built by day labor. for sale cheap
by owner on ms ailments. Inquire by letter,
J. II. SEEK $40 s. Hill st. IA
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LTOR SALE $500 = 4.ROOM COTTAGE,
II Clinton ave near Hoover st.; 500 cash.
nAlanCe 20 pr month. A nice nome on the
instsllment plan, Apply TO Il. ALTsCHuL,
123< W Second st. l.-lb
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NOR SALE-S3OOO-PA GROVE AVE-, g.
4 room colonial cottage. all modern conven-
fences; hot and cold water, gas; everything
com nlete: choice location. For sale by X,
ALTSCHUL, ,3la W. Second st. 1918
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY
4NI real estate lowest rates; personal notes
or security. warrants, discount mortgages or
any negotiable papers; for sale, tirst-elass
guaranty MORTGAGES. interest 6 net. JOHN L.
PAVkOVlCH 22O W. First st. 3-24tf
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City Lois

NOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH. BAS-
II SETr & SMITH, Pomona. Cal
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TELL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOUT THE HER
i aid. 1t is great newspaper. Send a sam
pie copy east. occasionally. II you don't wan
to send your own paper call at the otlce and
have them mailed direct. free OF cost.
The herald., 1895-12-12

IGOR sALE-S25OO BUYsA PRETTY HOME
Il on w. Eleventh st. Terms y cash. bal
ance $50 per month Heic Is your chance to
get a pretty home. See X, AL1SCHUL, 1881
W, Second at lo.il
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---ONLY $s5O---
Four room house. large barn, fenced, etc ;,
large lot; worth $500 $3.50 will buy it to.
day; near Twelfth and Central ave. ace this
today only $3.50. See BEN WHITE. % !,
West First st. 1918
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WANTED PARTNER
WANTED TO RENT-ROOM.S

w ANTED-BY JAN. =, BY A RESPONSE
w Bile party furnished honse from four to
six rooms. family OF three; location not too
ia from business Center Address "HOUSF"
+. o. Box oU5, city. =.
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MONEY TO LOAN, SAFE. FIRST-CLASS
wi mortgages for sale. Close and prompt at
tention to COLLECTIONS. In collections money
must come. Advice about mortgages and col
lections free. Apply at room 2O3 Byrne bldg.
Third and Broadway
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FcUO-1oOu iot On Maple uNe.i near rico.
$1,000 fine corner on Maple ave. iron
north and cast
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

Rates for Advertisements under this classifi-
cation-1 time, cents FOR line; l week, 80
cents per line; 1 month. 81 per line.
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nRY AND CLEAN STORAGE FOR HOUSE
- hould goods pianos. trunks. etc. City
Warehot Sc, 075 Upper Mainst G. Il. SMITH,
proprietor. Telephone ,i45.
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Rates for advertisements under tais classic.
cation-1 time, 0 cents per line; week. 80
cents per line; month, 81 per line.
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HOUsE MOVING. REPAIRING AND BUILD
i L ing promptly attended to by SPRING &
BuLGER, III 439 S Flower st. 1920
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

NOR SALE-SOME GOOD BARGAINS
i secondhand organs; good make
kOIiLEH Il CHASE 233 S. Spring ST
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-17
A UuIuue Invention.

Word came from Washington yester.
day that patent had been granted on
each of the four claims made by Ziba
O.. Brown for the invention that pre-
vents bicycle tires from being disas.
rously punctured. His device consists
in some method for inserting semi.
liquid cement into the pneumatic tire
at any time when needed. The cement
retains its prescribed consistency and
the vacuum of the tire causes 1t to i'm
mediately fill any cut or puncture made
by tacks, glass or other encountered oh
struction. An aperture as long as an
inch has been closed in this way, al.
though that is one Of the most extreme
tests to which the invention can be put.
The patent seems to involve large
fortune for the lucky patentee. There
are millions of bicycles now In daily
use, each one of which Is liable to incur
fatal puncture at any time. Hereto
fore there has been no practical remedy
for so embarrassing an accident. Now,
with the Ziba Brown any wheelman
can go anywhere, confident that his
cycle may be doctored to carry him
through, no matter what happens. Ev.
cry bicyclist must eventually pay trib
ute, only a small one, tits true, but ag.
gregating large sums in all, to Mr..
Brown.
Foreign patents will at once be taken
out, and Phoenix thus becomes the
home of a cycling baron. II there Is
anything this town can't produce or in.
vent, we would like sample thereof,
for exhibition in the chamber Of com.
inerce.-Phoenix (Ariz.) Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-17
Cost. Rica Railways.

Enterprising little Costa Rica is the
first of the American republics to avail
itself of the surveys of the interconti-
mental railway commission and has
given a concession of public lands to a
syndicate of English capitalists for the
construction Of railroad from the
Jimbeles on the Atlantic railroad to
the Rio Frio at the mouth Of the San
Juan river on Lake Nicaragua, dis
tance of about SO miles. The conces-
sion requires the completion of the
road within two years. No engineer
Ing problems attend the building of the
road, which passes through the low
lands of Costa Rica and taps one of its
richest agricultural sections. This
road will be the first link Of the great
chain of railroads to unite the repub-
lies Of North, Central and South Amer
lea, an enterprise pronounced feasible
by the engineers of the intercontinental
railway commission, who have been
over the field.-Chicago Record.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-17
KING RHEUMATISM.
HIS REIGN IS OVER AT LAST.
Medical Science Drives Him from ah
Throns-A Medicine Discoveaso
that Rheumatism Can Not Re-
sist-A Boon for Sufferers.

1From the St. Louis, Mo-, Chronicle.1
The effect of using DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for rheumatism was brought TO light
Iately by a Chronicle reporter who inter
viewed John Ferguson of 7039 South Broad
way, St. Louis, who had been sunerer
with this incapacitating disease.
"Irhose pills, ;" he said, "have proved Of
great benefit not only to me but to my wife.
Strange to say we both suffered from the
same ailment, although my wife'a condi-
ton was much worse than mine. Neither
of us could sleep at night; we had sharp,
shooting pains In our arms, sides and limbs,
and a continual soreness all over the body
What we suffered from was nothing more
or less than rheumatism. At times my
wife had to crawl up stairs on her hands
and knees, and as for me, l would at night
twitch and jerk despite my utmost ehorts
TO control myself We suffered the torture
Of the damned.
GBut in three weeks the pain began to
leave us. My case not being as severe as
nv wife's / soon got well, but it took nearly
three months before Mrs. Ferguson could
saw she was entirely free from rheumatic
pains. OF course / recommend DR.. VIII
iams' Pink Pills to all my friends"
Mr.. Ferguson's words are indorsed by I.
A. Campbell, an iron worker living on
Chouteau avenue. He too had been afflicted
with rheumatism contracted from working
in damp foundry. He said: Zone day |
was seized with chills and my doctor ordered
me 10 remain Ill Dcu loE As iChoo o~NSA~a
DAYS. began to lose my previously good
appetite, depression of spirits, lack of nm
bition, q tired feeling and even loss OF mem
ory followed. couldn't keep my feet warm
and my usual ruddy complexion had given
way to a sallow hue.
"With my family to support couldn't
afford to be idle. l. struggled against my
feelings as best could, but the best could
do, even with the Doctors help, was very
little
Hearing Of DIR. Williams Pink Pills 1
determined to try them. The effects were
nothing short Of marvellous. They made
me well, and as preventive I take them
regularly They're the best medicine
know of, and as such my friends hear me
speak of them"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
contain all the elements necessary to give
new life and richness to the blood and re-
store shattered nerves. They are an unfail-
ing specific for such diseases as locomotor
ataxia, partial paralysis, st. vitus' dance,
sciatica, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
headache, the after effects Of Ia grippe,
palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow
compilations and all forms Of weakness,
either in male or female. They may be
had of all druggists, or direct from the DR..
Williams Medicine company, Schenectady,
N. Y, for 80 cents per box, or six boxes for
IN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-17
ALASKAN MINES
How Work Is Being Prosecuted ON tho
Yukon.

How Work Is Being Prosecuted on tho
Yukon.
A correspondent writing to the Juneau
Mining Record, from Hunters Greek,
on the Yukon, says: 'SThis creek IL one
Of the 1894 discoveries, made by Mr.
Hunter about the middle Of July. The
stream Is about $50 miles above the
mouth of the Tananoh River and 100
miles below the mouth of Forty Mile.
Fourteen white men are there working
on the bars with very good success. The
bedrock so far as known Is from three
to six feet under surface. The miners
have averaged from one to one and one
half ounces per day, and of course their
pay win increase as they get their
claims opened up.
During the summer the miners De-
came alarmed, fearing they would run
out of provisions, and stationed watch
on the bank of the Yukon to hail any
passing boat with supplies. Healy &
Hamilton's steamer came along and
supplied the camp with 5000 worth of
grub, the miners planking down the
gold dust for the same.
Hunters Creek Is about fourteen
miles in length. The rich discoveries
on the Yukon this year are the following
creeks: About 200 miles below Forty
Mile are four rich creeks named Inde-
pendent, Miller, Mastadon and Mann
moth. 1t is said that these creeks ex-
ceed in richness the former discoveries
on Forty Mile or Miller creeks, the min.
ers so far averaging from two and one
half to three and one-half ounces per
day. Some miners here have taken up
two and three claims, though 1t Is not
likely that more than one can be held,
but on account of the great richness of
the ground the men are much excited.
These claims are 500 feet long and run
the fun width of the creeks, which pay
the full width. This is the reason this
creek is so much more valuable than
others. Hundreds Of claims just as
good as those staked out are still open
for location. Claim operators are Offer
ing SIG day for men with none to be
had at that rate of wages. Well posted
miners say there will be work for 1000
men for the next ten to fifteen years.
There is an abundance of water with n
good fall. Bedrock is nowhere below
five feet below the surface.
'vThere Is already beautiful townsite
located on the banks of the Yukon and
about 100 houses in course of construc-
ton The mines are about fifty miles
from here and Of course all supplies Of
every sort have to be packed there.
'No man should come to the Yukon
country with less than $500 to $500 af-
ter paying all expenses to Forty Mile
Too much emphasis cannot be given
this warning. Credit for supplies Is a
thing of the past and cannot be expect
ed again in this region"