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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
NO 1920 EQUITY


d. fhs tlrea.t Court tor Carroll taaniy, -sr-
ting O. a Court af Eqnitg.
Ina. N.llsa Rrif.u,ivr, Assignee uf Apriga-
sas~. 81. Elnrr l.. Cros. sud Nagy !.
t-,,--. hg. vlir. Norigssuy-
Ordered ihi. I5'h day OF March. a. D.,
I~.t, that tar, sale 81 she Real Estate sl1dr
aHi reported iu the above yutsiit,l casrlss O.,
Jap. Milton Esitsniirr. Assignee ui N1uea-
s.,.s. hy virtue Of the Poser ot sale contained
iu o Mort gage from Elmer L. Crles AVID Aarv
D. Gross. bss sifr tn Charlie Biihng-iea and
Jans-s II Rilingslra, fTusir,-. 81, tsarIns
date. February 9th, IS~a. and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of
Carroll caasty. iu iiher p T. :. Ne =,
falio IS. &c. b. finally ratified aud confirm
ed. unless cagsr ia the contrary be- shown oB
or before ih, lsih day uf April. next; proyij
el a copy 81 ,his order hr inserted in some
.rz,pausr puhiishcd iu Carroll county. Nd.
uue,. a week for Ihrrc successive week pre-
,iaas Co the lo1h day OF April next.
The IMPORT states The amount pf sale ia BE-
ss-5.tsi
BENZ. F. GROUSE. Clerk
True Copy.
mario 81 EaNg. H. tEor-A. GfEEk.
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a. lhe Circuit Court Tor Carroll County.
iIrr~rhcl T. iamotie. Assignee, SIS. Henry
Huibruok. aud sarah Holbruoks. his zii'.
Nnr;gagor>.
Ordered tn, lith iay Of March, lS9i, that
the sale Of the property mentioned ira these
proccediugs made and reported bs Her,chcl
T. Iamotie. Assignee Of Mortgage. be- ratified
and confirmed. uule>, cause 20 the contrary
thereof D. shown on ur before the 18th jay
90 April, next: provided cops Of this order
hg inserted IN some newspaper published 10
Carroll county. once. in each 90 three slccc-
,iv. week, before the sih day OF April, ueNi.
The report states M" amount Of sales ." De-
SSH 81
BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk
True C0gv.-Iest
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NO 1922 EQUITY.

NO. 1922 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County
James 4 t. Bond. Assignee. rs. Hardenia ID.
Gibson and husband. NortgagurS.
Ordered this 2Gth day Of February. a. D.,
lsal. that the sale of the property mentioned
ia these proceedings. made and reported by
jaime, 4. G. Bond. Assignee. be ratified aud
confirmed unless cause Ia the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the ID DAY of April.
next: provided u copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Carroll county
once in each of three successive weeks before
the 18th day of March. next
The report states the amount OF sales to be
SSH so.
BENZ. +. GROUSE. CLERK
True Copy.-Te>t:
nch2 3 BrNI. f. CRorSE. CLERE.
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MILLER BROS.

WE HAVE LEFT A FEW
PAIRS OF THAT LOT OF
EVITT
g.
SLESSINGER'S
HAND MADE
SHOES
THAT WERE 50 to 81.
IN WHICH YOU MAY
FIND YOUR SIZE FOR
$l.o9.
Sl.98.
OUR NEW SPRING
STOCK OF
LADIES'
and
CHILDRENS
SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS,
RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-03-23
No 1888 EQUITY

BENZ. T. tRul 81. tlFrA-
True Copy Test
mario g, EeNJ. H. CEer-l. CtHk.
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THE MARKETS
WESTMINSTER Markets

WhuI4-alr Prices by T.. O. GrimrS.
Epfp.y March % "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

FOR RENTED L n. w, 6 ROOMS, HAIL, BATH
ETC.; perfect order. Only SO.
my1S-2t W. F. NASH, 100 NJ NV.
FOR RENT--A 7-ROoM BRICK HOUSE; MOD.
imps.; newly painted nnd popered; 317 Delaware
ave. ne; ~ squares from Capitol Rent, $1,000.
Key next door. Apply 1929 NJ st. NV. my1S-3ts
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wANTED-4NGENTS, SELL MARY JANE DISH
and get rich best made; more sold than al,
others; only 50; every family wants Mary Jane
good profit. PURINTON CO.. Des MoiRes, Ia
my4-S4t
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HOTEL vENDoME, Sd AND Pa. AVE. NV
Electric lights; elevator; steam heat. American
plan, So to So per day: European plan, 81 per
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FOR RENT
1853 Corcoran, 12r $3.50 1908 c sw ar ami ss2 ~
107 18th sw, st&dw 25. b5 1919 o NV Or WIN OK NJ
1909 AZ sw 6r, ami II. so Sl2 AZ sw Or ami 90 IN
123 NV, Or, ami. 90 1915 s NV Or wa On m
lOto 4t3 sw stSdw ~ % zoos Va av sw, Or s. 40
30 Del av sw,6rw.13 80 $50 "A sw, or, wa. Is 30
315 sw, Or, wa 40 439 10th sw 6r W TX IN
SS3-Z5. sw, or,w.!5W 11O6 9Th sw, Or, W. ID. so
i!S "a sw III, wa Y % Al sw, Or, IL. 60
1913 II ne. Or, ami $50 319-333 NJ sw, 5rw. 10 30
-! g Sc, Or, wa. 90 ~ 9th Sc, 5r wa. 10 Is
1854 MLean sw Or W. TO- 30 1921 Union sw 5r " ii on
II X Sc, Or, wa. 80 619 sw, 5r, wa . 10 90
myiS-5t' u H. PARKER, cor. IA and s.w.
FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN AT TTH ST 8 W
St&dw 439 9TH sw $4I.O0 St&d Sand ne $50. 90
1915 Corcoran, 12r 400 635 NV, 11r,ami. 10 90
zoos sw Tor ami. 80. 80 312 S Cap Or, ami 25 90
2311 NV, Or, ami -. so 1914 Bank, ar, wa 10. 90
1909 AZ sw, 81, ami. II so 100 sw, Ar a 90
St&d N&SCap 5r sta. 10 90 Sto 1908 AZ sw 10 90
SIS 9Th sw. Or, Wa. 15Oet31s sw. 8r, wa 10 SO
my1S-3ts
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}. STONE, SO6 + ST.N.w.
396 Mass nv ne, Or, b.21. 90
1856 Spruce. 7r, b(coD. 1850
2011 Sd NV, Or, ba 20. 80
1006 II ne, Or. ba. 1850
631Acker ne. 7r, b, eel. 1890
SIS 14th ne, Or, ba. 1880
642 Florence ne, Or,
ba, Gel. ..........13.30
Lanier Heights, 5r.13.O0
1926 18th ne, 7r. ..12.30
2i16 7th NV, Or. 90
02 Brooks'ct, 5r, col. 1880
1t
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FOR RENT
1917 NV, Tor. mi 90 1877 10th, Or. .16 20
22O6 nw 1Orb, mi $500 211S E. Or, wa....l5.3 30
63i G Sc, Or. mi. 80. so LargeStudo 1900 H 10 SO
1000 II ay,Ir&ba. $3.50 1144 5th ne, Or. mi. 16 CO
S1S 23d, Srb ami. 800 1910 Crescent, 5r&ce 10
l7l9 X 6r -25. 40 22l4 Va av, Ar, wa 10 20
23lS G. 7r&bakery .20.Joi On Kansas ay, Or. 10 90
lips 4th nw 7r&b. 20. 40 2O03 av, 5r. 1000
1907 me- 6r&b. 0.35 Rooms over 1725 u. 500
GIG c se 6r&ba. 1900 i14 Hayes Ct, Ar, &c. 30
1721 GOTH Or, wa. 90 81 I'D Or. 500
House in Tenallytown, Or. and stable. 500
4 fine houses 18th and L Sc. each. .....-...T.OO
GEO. W. LINKINS,
ny14 800 10th ST. NV.
FOR RENT 1852 11th. 6r....2 20 90
100 se IT,. $50 co. Ga Acker. 6r......1s0 90
1oi2 Cap. Or. . % so 1923 Cambridge. 81. %
my14-4d ALLEN W. MALLERY & Co., GA + ST.
FOR RENT-lO7 I'd ST. N.E.-A HANDSOME,
convenient, nearly house; eleven rooms and
bath; in excellent neighborhood; near Capitol.
ap291St'
FOR RENT-72S 9TH ST.; LARGE AND ELEGANT
Broom house; all modern conyenien.es, with
large side yard. Apply JAS. F. BARBOUR, 43l
10th ST. NV. myl3-Gt
FOR RENT-DWELIINGS 1l15 AND IIlT 10TH
ST. NV; 8 rooms each, including bath room; 1901
will be put In thorough order. Inquire 9261a La
ave. my3-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

WANTED CANvASSEtS IN EVERY COUNTY;
hrst-cass line; salary or commission; references
required B. T. CALVERT,
my4-s4t 236 South Sth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

FOR RENT-BY DAVID 1
1G0S 18th st. cor. II
Tor, ba, furnace. $50. 90
1857 S NV, Or, eel. .35. so
30O5 p, Tor, lease. So. 90
17l5 n Cap. Or. b, eel 81. 90
1905 Both, Tr, ba, eel 80. 90
G34 A Sc, Or. ba, eel. 80. 90
ITO 7, 7r, ba. ....25.5 so
1101 Fla av ne, Sr,
ba, fur, eel, sta
bic, 3 horses .....25. 90
2013 Sd NV, cor, Or,
ba, new. .22.O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
in Aukam building, southwest corner Of 9Th and
SITS. NV. with good light and heated BY steam
f19-3m +. G. AUKAM.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING..
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED CATERER. SUM-
meals to serve; will give reasonable service
at cheap rate; prompt attention given Apply to
1850 L st. NV. my1S-2ts
FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
board; summer rates. The Ingesde, 1927 NV,
opposite Arlington Hotel. my1S-6ts
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WANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
cooks. chambermaids. drivers, walters, dfshwlsh-
ers porters stablemeu, help for all work; places
fur. till suited. SHAC&LEFORDS i27 1lth NV.
ap2Jr2tas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

FOR RENT
1924 o NV. sr. $4,000 211 LIST NV, Or. :. 25oo
1870 Q NV. 7r. .25.50 319 d ne. Dr.. o.N
21t2 Ward pl NV, 80 500 ID ne, 6r.....1s.N
1871 Seaton NV 6-. Is 80 1877 Seaton NV 6r Is &C
1910 NJ nw, 6r. $500 91s 18th NV. Or. 1880
514 Sc, Or. $3.50 20a ne, Or. ...15 30
203 he, Or. ..l5 30 2O7 me- 6r15 80
515 DIST NV. 4r. 30 513 21st NV, Ar. -. 30
2015 Va av NV 8r.. IL 80 2203 NV Ar. - 30
220J f NV, Ar. .12 30 1877 l. se 6r 10. 50
2031 NV, Ar. 10 80 2l26 rr 22d NV, Ar 10 80
2122 rr 22d NV, Ar. 10 80 COL Callan me- Or. 10 30
1O7 Reeves NV, Ar. 10 30 721 Path NV Or .13 30
Sta rr 1403 II NV. 49, 90 2O37 e NV Ar. 10. 80
1321 G Sc. Or. 1000 10 st Mary's pl
TIA st Marys pl NV, 4r........... $50
NV. 4r. ...........s $50 71S st Mary's pl
go LIST Sc, sr.. .30bO NV, 4r..... s. 80
WASH'N DANENHOwER,
mylS-3t 14l1 G st. NV.
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WANTED-HELP.

FEMALE.
WANTED-wHrTE GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; washing 600 N st. NV. my1S-3t'
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} s05 II ne, Or. .$21 90
} 22S5 18th ne, Or. .21. 80
2239 18th NV, 6r. Il so
} 9iI Liberty sw, Or. 1850
l23 n Sc, Or. $50
, 124 Green CT, Ar. $50
} 215 18th NV, stoke 60. 90
BELL, 517 10th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

wANTED-wE DON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAF
ers but men of ability; $500 to $500 month
to hustIers state and general agents; salary and
commission. CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGClSflFlt
CO. Racine Wis. apr -eosft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

FOR RENT
438 NV, 17r. $500 405 NV, p 80
716 18th NV. 13r. 60 90 II IS 10th NV Sr s2l 90
1890 14th NV, 11r. $500 1245 7th NV store 20 90
1872 9Th NV, 11r. 1000 943 L nw 7r 90 O0
St&dw 13th&G ne. ..35 90 903 4th NV 7r On 90
1888 T NV. 10r. 80 90 st&dw 321 AZ sw 20 90
923 p NV. Or. .35 60 700 9th me- d. is 90
1912 Md av ne. 12r $50 PA 18th NV, 5r. 10 90
1923 18th NV, hall. 30 90 500 ne, 4r..... rs 90
633 NV. str&7r. 5000 727 18th ne, Or. .12 90
633 NJ NV, 1r. 5000 i2S 9th ne, 5r. - 90
St&dw 11O4 sth Sc. 1000 305 9th Sc 5r ii 90
2s,h 18th sw, r. p 90 2O22 Greene ct, Ar. 1000
65S G ave Sc, Sr. 25.00 $40 18th Sc. Tr. 10 90
$50 ID ne. Or. 100 once rms G37 r NV
my1S-3t ALBERT f. FOX, 900 st. NV.
FOR RENT 2O3 sth me- hath % 90
1901 18th nw.14r. 100 90 203O 18th, Sr&b Is. 90
1911 NJ, 13r, fur 10000 l1i3 9Th I1r&b. As 90
sl3 G st NV. l0r- 81 90 202 Del ne. 9r. 40. on
206 Del ave. 12r. 5000 1918 s NV. 9r&b. .a5 90
III H ave. sr. .:t,hoI 479a G sw, Or. .16. 90
1924 Union st, Or IL 80 1915 81 NV Or 10 so
18th extended, Or frame. with grounds. so 90
1907 18th NV. lar, furnished unfurnished 100 90
my11-12t' TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 st.
FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA, 632 Pa AV NV
ZIG ne, lot. $1,000 2IO9 E NV, Or. sic. so
s22 Mass av ne. Or. 25.5o 9o2 Del av ne. Ar 1875
2305 1 NV. Or. so 331 sw, 5r 10 80
615 Md sw, Or. %. 90 141S A me- Or. 10 90
237 14th sw, Or. col 2119 L NV, 3r..75 so
401 ne, IT,. 20 90 1872 Gull al sw. 100
Bladensburg road, 12r. dwg., AZ acres. 80. 90
my1S-tf
FOR RENT-s2s AZ S.w., Sta DW, 7R. $40 rs
S66-362 H sw,5r,w. 1880 GIL Va sw, 7r. 10. 90
305 sw, Or, wa. Is .O0 S12 sw, 4r..... H. 80
622 9Th sw, Or. wa ID 00 705 Del av, Ar. 80
331 sw, 3r, wa. 500 B.LEONARD,5 $50 AZ sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

For PENTHOUSE AND GARDEN
The house No. 515 10th st. NV. containing II
rooms, together with the large garden L st.,
with green house, growing plants and shrubhery-
in all, nearly an acre of ground. VIII be let on
easy terms 10 tenant acquainted with garden
ing. Apply to FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1408 G
ST. n.y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

WANTED-IF YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE PAPER
ed, call and me, and it will save you from %
to 35c. on the dollar. CHAS. G. SILENCE. 3O1 Il
St ne my+iSt"
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FOR RENT-RooMs.
FtRyIsHED.

FOR RENT LARGE, COOL NICELY FURNISHED
bed rooms in prffatg family; no children; nice
location; terms moderate. 1910 Columbia st.
NV, few doors from r. I. ave., between 9Th
and 10th La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18
YES & WEAVER,

(. NV.
1913 Spruce, LDP.
Sr. mi. $3.50
Flint st, Briyhtwood
Park, Or, wa. 90
90 and 231 Pa av,
Ar. flats. 30. 90
$40 18th sw. Or. mi. is. 80
l59 & 1856 California
ne, Or, mi. 80
516 Tenn av ne, Or,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR E.XCIASGE-WIIL EXCHANGE FOR HORSE
and buggy Victor pneumatic bicycle; make,
1892. Coat $3.50. Address SUBURBAN. Star
Office, it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

FOR RENT-OPPORTCNITY FOR THE RIGHT
party-Six-room house: modern imls. large yard;
rent to careful couple without children for un-
furnished room and board for owner and wife.
1921 10th st. NV. It,
FOR RENT-sO1M 4TH ST., OPPOSITE PENSION
Office: eight-room house; MI. Inquire Ga Sd
st. NV. my1S-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

WANTED-HOUSE AND LOT FOR HOME OR
desirable building lot: northwest heights or Mt
Pleasant; will pay $500 cash and equity city
realty. rented; give particulars, price G.. P.
Star Office my1S-2ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-14Os CoRCORAN ST. NV; history
AND CELLAR; BAY WINDOW; 0 ROOMS; ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; HEATED BY FUR
MACE; $35. so PER MONTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

Sr, mi. ...........3 81. so
2214 G NV, Or, mi. 80. 30
1852 31st NV, Sr, mi. 80. 90
1914, 1916 & 1922
9th NV, Sr, mi. rs. so
2S3 18th sw, Sr, mi. Is. 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-6 18TH ST. N.W.-A
large, seeond-noOr room; suitable for one or two
convenient to departments and good board; refer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

wANTED-JUNE 1-FOR OR 5 MONTHS-FUR-
nished house; front and back yard; Capitol Hill
preferred; family of adults rent nominal. Ad-
dress for three days, DEPARTMENT CLERK,
Star office. it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN ALI. IT'S BRANCH
es neatly and promptly done; dictation spe-
cialty; work called for and delivered; also thor
ough instruction given, typewriting. NELLIE E.
SWEET, Room 81, Metzerott bldg. Telephone
1925 my163ts
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FOR RENT-VERH CFNTRAL-2D FLOOR, FUR
nished; cool, Light, airy; en- suite single; prf-
waite family; No!i1 reference required. 7O1 18th
The herald., 1895-07-21

is every reason to believe il will be-
August 11th promises to be an eyentful
day III many ways.
All sections of the country have their
prass bands, supported In various ways,
anu many OF them are very superior
With the material here and hereabouts.
there should be enough at least to make q
nucleus here, perhaps more, for q similar
organization that should be credit to
Southern California and to the state.
Tne letters. which are the first move in
this direction, read:
Dear Sir:-The Blanchard Fitzgerald
Music company respectfully extend to you
and your entire baud an invitation to be
present and participate in the first grand
military band meet to take place at Re-
dondo Beach. August II, 1895.
In extending to the bands OF Southern
California this cordial invitation, we do
SO with view of establishing greater
degree OF appreciation on the part of our
people for military band music and to en-
courage a fellow feeling among band men.
1t IS our desire to congregate every
band in Southern California at this meet
and we will furnish free transportation
for all military band men in uniform to
and from their city and RedOndo and re-
turn.
To make this meet interesting we offer
the following prizes, $75 in cash for the
first and best non profe ssionaI band; $75
in cash for the first and best professional
band; $50, $25 and S25 in cash for the
third, fourth and fifth best band: The
sixth, seventh. eighth, ninth and tenth
bands will be awarded penants of merit.
Each band will have the privilege of
nominating two persons to sit in the
stand as judges and award the prizes.
There will be two concert mum bers play
ed by all the bands consolidated under an
efficient director. Also each band will
play one concert piece and one military
march OF their own selection alone, before
the judges stand.
Kindly let us know at once if we cannot
count on yoIr ba nd, sending your entire
roll list OF men and instrument each man
plays and we will return the two concert
pieces to be played by the consolidated
bands, with pitch pipe giving pitch the
instruments must be tuned to.
The following bands will be invited to
participates San Diego. Santa Ana, Or
ange, Pomona, Ontario, San Bernardino
Redlands, Riverside. Sierra Madre, Chino,
Compton, Hollywood, Whittier State
School, Soldiers Home, San Fernando,
Ventura, Santa Barbara, Santa Paula.
Fresno, Blanchard Fitzgerald Military
band, Catalina, Los Angeles Military
band, Bozart band Concord, Foxley,
Burbank Theater band, Pasadena, Cotton.
Respectfully yours.
BLANCHARD-FITZG MUSIC
COMPANY,
The herald., 1895-07-21
KEY AND BOW

The musical season may be said to be
practically over; it IS only a stray con-
cert or pupils recital that has broken the
monotony of late. and even those have
been on the east side or quite out of
town.
At Santa Monica, or, rather, Ocean
Park, the Sobrino school of music is get
ting we'll under way; at Long Beach an
other music school, under the direction
OF Mr.. @. s. Cornell, has been or.ned
in conjunction with the Chautauqua as
sembly. Each of these schools give
periodical concerts, that only the sum mer
visitors to the two places and tine nearby
residents, however, find accessible; and
at Redondo the coronetist, Jules Levy,
and the Rabagliati Spanish quintette con-
tribnte each their daily quota to any who
can get within hearing. Many of the
best Los Angeles artists have gone east
or north to the mountains OF the coast
for their vacation, and those who remain
are more than satisfied with their lesson
giving, and have no inclination to do
the amount OF practice requisite for
public appearance.
In view of the dearth of chamber music
for some time to come, the following let
ter. which is self-explanatory, will Snow
that there is a chance for Los Angeles
people to hear music of another and
more appropriate kind for warm weather.
In that it may BIZ enjoyed in the open
air.
The letters. of which this is a copv.
have been sent to the leader of everv
band in Southern California, and If the
invitation be met and accepted, Us there
The herald., 1895-07-21
AT THE THEATERS


Gaty Paden, the six feet three of hand
some man, has written play which he
says will soon be brought out in San
Francisco by Morosco.
There is only one trouble about my
play, said Gaty, "and that is it is little
like Triloy. but tEat isn't my fault. I
wrote my play before Du Maurier ever
emerged from the obscurity OF Punch,
and really the hypnotic incident and the
symmetrical feet feature are original with
me-" By the way, Colonel Paden had a
one character play all by himself last
week-but that's another story.
4 + r
The dry season, theatrically. continues.
We are promised the Lyceu.n company
by Manager Wyatt. meanwhile the Los
Angeles theater will be occupied by d
bicycle play and our old friend Pinafore.
q 4 &
Captain Steere of the Southern Pacific
is developing into first rate manager.
He handles whales. balloons. brass bands
and little things like them with continued
success and glory.
Lillian Russell is to be married again.
unhappy man is comedian too. Miss
Russell possesses an ardent loving nature
that promises to withstand all the cooling
effects OF her many years of experience.
She evidently goes on the principle of
making heyday of matrimony while the
sun shines.
4 4 4
Drama" writes to The Herald protest.
ing against what he calls ''an antiouated
feature of the old Bowery of New York"
viz, the peanut and popcorn boys who
haun6 the auditorium mingling there
lugnbrious cries of Here's your rich,
fresh popcorn with the music of the
orchestra" The writer asserts that this
is an imposition upon the theatergoing
public. and he thinks the management
should stop it.
y 4 4
Miss Bernice Holmes, the shapeIy and
sweet-voiced, will be the Little Buttercup
in Pinafore this week, and Mrs. Will
Conant, who was known W hen Miss Jessie
Padgham, as one of the most charming
singers of the coast will be the Josephine.
The herald., 1895-07-21
A RemsrkabIe Cure Of Rheumst,.m

Groton Connecticut Review: David
Lewis, who has been afflicted all winter
to one of the medicines advertised in our
columns. fter trying everything possi-
BILE, he used Cham pertains Pain Balm,
which has relieved him of all pain. from
which he was constant sufferer. nu
promises to make him fit for duty soon.
We know David has been a great sufferer
and are glad to see him around again.
For sale by Off d Vaughn. Fourth and
Spring streets; G. +. Helm eman, 900
North Main street.
The herald., 1895-07-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Country Property
SAN LUIS oBIsPo COUNTY.
FAVORABLE HOME TESTIMONY.

FAVORABLE HOME TESTlMoNi'
This may be the first time you have read our
advertisement, or perhaps you have not TAKEN
enough interest in the properly 10 MAKE Ike, M
one or more lots in this new townsite,in whlgh
we have already sold great many io.s 40
these who are unacquainted WIN r,,nnaasy ane mIny
ly to those who rely upon the Judgment OF
others in the purchase OF real estate IL VIII oe
Interesting to note what has peen ssiu ana ia
Angeles. Mr. Conrad Scheerer, the contrsc-
tor Of 237 West First St.. shrewd man Of bust
n IS, and well posted In regard 70 wnat Is IKE
vantage to any new town, writes as follows:
"I am thoroughly familiar with Moro"
"Bay, and believe the new town OF EP'
''Moro a good investment. have pur-"
'.chased six lots there, and feel conf "
'dent of big return from them, as Ell,
"hne land.locked bay. two new rail"
"roads coming, and rich, fertile"
"country around it,"
CONRAD sCHEERER."
The railroads here mentioned are the San
Luis and San joaquin. and the Southern Pa
are now busily engaged in the completion of
their new scenic shore line, only about 80 miles
now remaining to be finished. This necessa-
rily must be first accomplished before atten-
lion can be given to any lateral branches.
Some time ago articles OF incorporation were
filed by the FL Moro Railroad company, whose
purpose is to construct a line OF railroad from
III Moro to connect with the Southern Pacific
at the station OF Goldtree, an estimated dis
tance OF only six miles. When people realize
how great an advance in values will low the
opening OF this new through line OF the
southern Pacific. they. will eagerly buy
real estate OF all kinds in that vicinity.
and the town of FL Moro will feel the impetus.
The stockholders of the Hotel Ell Moro co m
pany are preparing for the expected travel l
which will soon follow, and have decided upon
plans for their hotel which will be built on
the magnificent site Of eight acres donated to
them by the Moro Bay Improvement Co. AS a
summer resort FL Moro has no equal. The
calm, unruflied waters of its land-locked
bay are especially suited for boating and bath
ing, there being no danger whatever. The po-
sition OF the townste Itself, lying fifteen to
twenty feet above ocean level, is all that can
be desired, the uniform gentle grade aifording
most excellent drainage,
Possessing all these advantages, and having
a harbor capable OF being developed and i'm
proved so that its ommodation for shipping
will be unsurpassed Ell Moro can confidently
appeal to the careful investor as being
SAFE, SECURE AND SURE
Lots in FL Moro are now on sale for $75 on
easy installments OF So down and SO per
month; no interest; title perfect. For maps
and other information call on or address
MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
1854 South Broadway,
Los Angeles. Sun, Tn, Sat