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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-12
To Perfect Organization Today-Its Aim
And Object

To Perfect Orcanizaiion Today-lts Aim
Ana Object
New York. December 1.-THE greatest
trust of modern times will receive it's fin
ishing touches tomorrow, when the rail-
road magnates IN the new Traffic associa-
ton meet in this city to appoint the board
of managers and elect three arbitrators
This association embraces all the rail-
roads between Chicago. ST. Louis and the
Atlantic seaboard.. In the face of this
gigantic combination Of capital all other
trusts fade into inSignihcancc. This pool
represents more than 81, 800 900, 900 in capi-
tai The members of this mammoth COM
biuatiou are: Baltimore and ohio Balu-
more and Ohio Southwestern, Central
Railroad of New Jersey, Chesapeake and
Ohio, Chicago and Erie. Chicago and
Grand Trunk, Cleveland, Cincinnati, chi
cago and 81 Louis Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western; Detroit. Grand Haven
and milwaukee,; E.ie Railroad; Grand
ltapidS and luuiana, Grand 4 runit OF cam
ada, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
Lehign Valley. McnigAn C. ntraL New
Work Central and hudson hver, New
I y urk. Chicago ard ST. Louis, New YORK.
ontario and Western, Northern Central.
feuuSyis anna company, Pennsylvania
J Railroad, philadelphia and Reading, VIII
mugton and Baltimore Piltsbuig and
! Lake Erie. iittsburg ana western, PITTS
burg. Cincinnati, Chicago and 81. Louis;
I Tcrrc llHuts and Indianapolis tNanlala
/ liur1. Toledo, pcoris and Weston; " abitsh
/ and the West Shore. The affairs of the
/ nssociatiou are 10 he administered by Il
/ board of managers. a board OF arbitrator
| and 4. board Of control. The association
VIII have jurisdiction over all traffic pas
| senger and freight to- fiom or through
! the Western terminal trunk lines, hut
traffic to or from Florida. Georgia, North
| Virginia. and coal coke and iron ore, mill
| cedar limestone ana petroleum are eAc
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NEW ArcInsoN BOARD.

New York. December 1.-THE newly
elected hoard of directors OF the reorganiz-
ing Atchison road will hold their first
business meeting At Topeka, Kan, at noon
tomorrow. Tho executive committee viii
consist OF Messrs. H.. Y. Ripley. Aldacc i.
Walker. Thomas Fowler, II. T. Cheney,
Edward n. Gibbs. X. Somers Hayes ana
Victor Morawitz
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,,us PULLMAN AND PARTY.

Attached 10 the easthound soutl.er" "a
"a, naesenrer train last night was one
n, the most gorgeous and handsome Pr y,
VI - mat has ever passed throosh
inns - eo., palace on wheels and is htied
arG furnished win view to The e9 a o,
az ana r =, occupants, without regard to eA-
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Il. D. Wo;r. travelling passenger agent
of the Queen and Crescent, spent yester-
day IN the city mingling with the agents
In ticket row.
Conductor l.. 9. Alexander Of the IIous;;
the funeral Of his mother-in-law
r. $. Mcdowell division superintendent
OF the Katy and Trainmaster O. E. Meer
spent yesterday IN the city looking after
the interests OF their respective depart
Werts.
r. 7, Downs. superintendent of trans
portation Of the Santa Fe. WIS here yes
terday in attendance upon ne car ser ser,
affairs at this station.
Superintendent W. u. Mulvey has re-
turned from an inspection trip over the
division lar as Lafayette. La. lie re-
PORTS everything I'm good condition, with
improvements progressing nicely.
Sir William G. Van Horne admits that
IL will net be long before he VIII resSn
from the presidenfy of me Canaa ay;no NJ a.
together Failing health has prompted
this step.
Tie following have been selected as tho
| Atchison. Topeka and Santa 1Fo' Aldaee
! t. Walker. T.. T. Ripley, Benjamin L.
Cheney, George c. Haven, Il. Somcis
/ Hayes, Victor Mordwitz and William
| koich.
H. A. llirschheld, travelling passenger
/ agent OF tho Fort Worth and Dcnver TO
( turrcd Yesterday from Galveston, where
/ he snvs the piercing Wintry winds from off
| the gun had a tendency to chill his So
/ Letting ambition. lie left for the interior
| las, night.
w. j, iilcakney, the popular young ope'
| rator in the uispatchcr's office OF The
1 Houston and Texas Central, is nursing :
] severely bruised nose as the result of AZ
/ attempt TO 20 through a brick wall during
/ one of his somnamhullstlc nightly walk
/ Ne Is very thankful, however, that h,
Kissed the wall and not AN open window.
I'd Everett, railroad editor Of the san
1 Ahtcnio Express. was IN the city yester-
| daV on "A visit TO his brother Milton Ever
cit. chief clerk in the general nasseng I
I Office of the Houston East and West TEX
as. Mr.. Ed Everett was joined here ~
! his mother who came over from New Or
{ leans and returned with her son 10 the
Alamo city last night.
! General Freight and PASSENGER Agent
1 j. G. Mrc1be OF THO Chicago. Rock iSlanl
/ and Texas was IN the city YESTERDAY from
. Fort Worth. paying his respects to trAtu'
officials At railway headquarters and cir
culatiug among friends and acGna'mances
there j. every II uicntiou that the troublo'
| OF The Southwestern Passenger committee
/ VIII be aiucably adjusted
s. g. Hatch. district passenger an,
tckct agent of the Chesapeake, ONO itn'
| Southern with headquarters n Memphis
| spent yesterday in The city mluglinS VIII
l;..lWay circles This is Air. I'a'ch's lr
uip 10 South Texas and while his sta!
here was hut few lours. he was mos
f3vurablV impressed with the in"trol OIL
VIouL
Il. G. We1therly. travelling freight ascn
OF the American Hcir eerHtor TRANSIT com
mtny. came H., Yesterday from Fort Wort
and was soon iu the hands # the ''ooul
mittcc." "Dstrict Columbus T. Il dash
ms. Jolly, goo fellow and WHEN re N
formed tNp committee that he had decide
20 remova bis hnadluafters to l1ousto
and would soon ne one 81 en- he was give
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savannah. Ga. December 1.-THE rate
,r,,,D,ittee of the Southern Passenger as
sociation met here today. Almost every
,oaa In the South was Represented II
80, ,as declded TO reduce rates 20 the Atlanta
Exposition from Deeeinben ~ 10 q dho ,l,l.
s so, ~ ~ ,i,.sr-1ass fare, 100 to 2is miles 81
Us. cent: y t, 50 miles, ! cent per mile
Under y miles. one fare Tor ing Io1aI
trip. All tickets VIII be sooa LOT NE
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$1,000, secured In tho Kansas city Surety
company, which will send out spoilers
to watch conductors when deemed neces-
sary and assume any~&esses the railroad
may sustain through the dishonesty OF
efOptoyes
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coND1rc.rORs TO GIVE BOND

San Francisco, cal, December 1.-THE
Southern Pacific Railroad company Is
said to have determined to require each
conductor in its employ to give bond for
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On. wHITE's ITINERARY.

will preach al Corrigan Monday night,
the 18th, and at CarmoIla the llth instant.
Thos. Ward White.
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Michaud. ST. Paul, y. j. Decuir. New
Nna; o. j. Hunbra, Crowley; c. w.
MTnt, Wharton, l.. G. Roberts, Kountze;
r. Blackburn. Plank; w. a, Horn.
lvmore, II. Il. Morse Bryan; jim w.
a.Aahon, Columbia; l.. j. Smith, Kansas
", Geo II. Teazre, Orange; c. Bunker,
TAe Charles; Il, q. Hancock, Atlanta;
wa L. Motley. John Klein, Conroy X
company j, n. Wyeth. St Louis; j.
folk, Beaumont; Miss Zandia Parker,
.'num; Louis q Mitchell Washington
=; Fletcher, + saumont, Wells Thomp-
gu Columbus. -. Thornton. Jane Holly,
ss York; y. NJ. Mayer, Chicago; Alfred
a'nham, New York; Alex Chandler. j.
carr, Schenectady. Jas. w, Forbes.
4'i Ws,;;,. Frank W. stevens. Nelasco. N,
Williamson and son. Rra2oria: ". G,
f,apnow. llillsborp, l. II. Bryan, Nclasco,
q, saitold. BceVille Edward Becker
NV Orleans: i. l.. Baker, Crockett, r.
st~ISntoh FulslWar. T.. {. Branch. Nacog'
W. Berry. Yoalum: w Luke
~ Antonio, W W. Rock. Woodviilci O
asir smlthvillc, r. :. Mcdowell, Tay
~, r Hawkins, Natagordo, Il. T., Cam
~, l. Liberty J, " Colby. Ponca city
|pi.S ~, RICHARDSON, ,'ulsheHr; w. = Homes
rs.li,hond j. q. Green. Jr-. Berkeley
y,rq Nat hcws and wife. Mcpherson; \
u 'musson, Edinburgh; +. Rothschild, w
"VsS' New Orleans.
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ssGer southern Homestead Company,
ioag south Of Houston on Santa Fee Pe rail-
hon ', ~ opened office in KAN building.
t2lns IN Il, Where any ono desiring Bar
sa III, ne finest and best drained garden
sarn 80, ialQs tIi the coast country, can
I'D toS,nng arc In demand at Pearland,
~" lots can be purchased cheaply.
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TIE HAYWARD BURIAL.

A Boys Best Friend is His Mother Al the
GraYeside.
Minneapolis, MINI, December 1l.--At thu
simple burial ssiVicc over the remains OF
Harry Hayward this afternoon at Lake
wood cemetery. there occurred most
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/ .,,poAD III Me TABLE

.-.,r. on the following roads ar.
ne ,ia,a nnart from the Grand Central
Ne ana southern Pacific Houston and
a.. Central, GIii; G ana We s' Te s"a
IL, HoustAVnt onlo and Arkansas Pass.
Ia san he International and Great
rains GU nd the Columbia and Neiasco
kcrherni ,stsernational depot, foot Of con
he syenue Trains on ING miS 49,
RS AVID and Texas use the katy denot.
Ersass Galveston, La Porte anu i'ous'oh
u KY san Jacinto street depot.
Is Y e..s a aud Texas Central
Main Line. .
o.o0 d. IN. Arrive..... o:So am.
,sve'"'.fi:iO pm. Arrive o''' p'n''
s.q5 nm. Arrive ....l2;lO pm.
AVE- southern Paclftc.
San Antonio Trains
1i.i5 r m. Arrive.... 6:3V am
ave a65 am Arrive; go. o;fo Pm
awe" Ncw orleans Trains.
ESQ am. Arrive. ,SS:i S an
AVE Obs pm. Arr.Vc'''''"'O' P'h'
AVE-" Victoria Trains. ,..s nm
ksye,...:.c,.uri, kansas ana Texas.
and Kansas City and st. Louis
acaso ~" Trains. -
7:so am. Arrive s:s so AN
AVE" 100 pm. Arrlve..... 9:3y pm.
e,TSeeii. Colorado aud SANTA re.
s.s5 am. Arrive.... 9lo am.
Mye'"" $40 pm. Arrive.... 9:25 pm.
AVE" Galveston Trains. $3.50
7,i0 am. Arrlve..... S:5o am.
ave" a.Sj am. Arrive. 1898 pm.
ave" ira nm. Arrive.... 6;io pm.
lave" -.s5 +. III. Arrive..... va pm
ayc aims leave the Santa Fe depot 10
Au later and arrive at that depot IL
ln nu,es earlier than the above time.
",natiouaI and Great Northern
st. Louis Trains.
u.00 an NrriVe.... 1:30 am
,e'.'s. 25 pm. Arrive....R;W Pun
Galveston Trains.
-. $40 am. Arrive .... h:21 am.
"a 1el5 pm. Arrive. .lo;iO am.
~ $40 y IN. Arrive.... 5;:0 pm.
AriiVe..... $50 pm.
c.,uwbia mud Vc1nscO Trains.
,syo daily except Sunday). ....ll:t0 am.
,,ye daily except sunday. A:lo pm.
uou,tou East and West Texas.
Through Trains.
..r. e.s5 nm I ArriVe..... 7:VO m.
'a''''' Mixed Trains.
7.31 m. I ArriVc..... I:3o pm
Texas Western.
vorday. Wedu' sday Friday l0:oO am
Tnesday IN sday, Satdty... 2;0o pm.
ssn Antonio and Arnnsas Pass.
Gsiye,ton. liza Porte and Houston.
Daily Except Sunday.
,syc. 1910 am. Arrive.... $50 am.
ave. 500 pm. Arrive.... 1855 pm
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KATY OFFICIALS ~ THE CITY.

KATY OFFICIALS IN THE CITY.
General Superintendent j. w. Maxwell,
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas; vii
liam O'Ilerin. superintendent Of motive
power and machinery of the Katy system.
headquarters AZ Parsons. Kan. and g, Y.
McElvauey, master mechanic at Denison.
arrived in the city yesterday morning in
private car e,
Mr.. Maxwell wnen seen by Post re
porter remarked that the officials were
simply on an inspection tour Of the lines.
He said he had been called to lioustun
to attend the car scrVice meeting and had
little else to attend to at this point on
this occasion Speaking Of the settlement
OF The katy-lutVrnauoual differences, he
said he had nothing new o give out I'll
adjustment had met with the approval of
all interests and everything WAS now be
ing done to place the agreement In opes-
alton in Il few days. The legal status Of
the case and validity ana constitution OF
the charters. etc. hc knew litllc about
and of course. would not discuss q, $50
points. The TcNhs lines are In excellent
condition and with trains running Into
Galveston the Katy will he in q position
To do n great deal of good for all TINS sec
ton Of the state.
The PARTY lert last night for East TeXa5
ON an inspection tour of the Trinity and
[ Sabine irs nCh.
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ropocATArETL AERlAI. RAILWAY.

POpOCATApETL Aerial. RAILWAY,
CITY of Mexico. December ll.-Engineer-
have completed the survey OF the volcano
Fopocatapetl for the purpose of deterrlin-
ing the best location for an aerial cable
railway 10 the summit. l. has been dcie1-
mined 10 start the line from the l"ncil
of Tlamacas, on the northwest side, ana
tourists will be able to mako the ascent
10 the summit. nearly 5000 feet above thC
s,a ,,-ith emf ne ease. and also desc nd
INTO the crater. here the woi k of extract
ing sulphur Is going on. The tram me
viii connect at The base of the cable Inv
with the Inter-OCc9nir railway, 50 thal
the business Of bringing sulphur INTO 'h'f
CITY will De cheaulv accomplished.
The GrlniaEr tunnel, NOW coIHplGtc
measures 1ou2l meters, or about SIX nllc,
lne grand ddrirage canal, now subaiah-
ti;lly complete measures AZ kilom ~ II
The slopes at the sides require finishing
and will he complet ID by next suinnor
ana some mora cXraVa ion about l'W",F'
cubic meters, viii be made the totul cN'
rnVntfon lcing / $50. 0ON cubic meters.
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A COLUMBlAN MUSEUM.
Atlanta. Ga, December H.-ohn OF 'he
first fruits Of tho Exposition from
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TRAFFIC. RETURNS.

Increased Earnings Reported for No
vember-Sunset Statement
The Financial Chronicle computes the
gross earnings OF seventy-nine roads for
the third week of November at S. 4Se 1855.
an increase OF sii9.s9l or 5.6S per cent
forty-two roads for the fourth week of
November report s7.70s $40, an increase OF
VIZ 04 or 1925 per cent; ffty-seven roads
report for November s5i.o62, 7j2. an increase
of S,S29 i91 or 7,Si per cent.
The Southern Pacific (afffliated COM
panlesl reports for the dates named:
October: 1906 Changes
Gross earnings .... s7sSGiJ Dee. s2S4 .olS
Net earnings 49,. S55 025 Dec. Pig iOl
January to october 81:
Gross earnings go. i.1a3lH Inc. 1853
ne southern Pacific system, consisting
OF the Pacific and Atlantic systems, and
animated companies. report Tor the
periods given.
October: 1895 Changes
! Net earnings E.. 2.455 egi Inc II 09t
January 30 October III
I Gross earnings .... a., 900 4Gs Inc. l. 5S 9aS
Net earnings ..;.. lS.9l6SS4 Inc. 100 i67
The Southern Pacific atlantic SYSTEM
reports for the dates mentioned:
October: 1895 Changes
Gross earnings 80. .l,5i7a35 Inc se5 l22
january to October 81:
/ Cross earnings ... II .1S4. gS5 Inc 723. 80
| The Southern Paclnc Pacihc SYSTEM
| reporis for the periods named.
October. 1890 Changes
January ] to October 81:
| Gross earnings zee. 269s3.0i2 Inc. sos III
! Net earnings ..... 9l22,9t7 Dec. 3ls7 SS
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THE TRUNK LINE AGREEMENT

Considerable routine business was dis
posed of and the meeting adjourned.
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hIuer & Guerin-
ger. Prnpr!etors.
Rcmodeled and
newly furnished.
3 nrQualed IN all
its appointments
The l. c q d ! ng
Hotel. .
a. tha SfslA ct
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+. d. Woirr. travelling passenger agent
of the Queen and Crescent, spent yester-
day in the city mingling with the agents
In ticket row.
The herald., 1895-06-23

DR.. Rodonas Famous Spanish Remedy.
The herald., 1895-06-23
TALK ABOUT PRICES !

Just read the following:
Mattings our own direct i'm portations, cts
yard, and upward
3 35-cent mattings, sold elsewhere for so cts.
Solid oak polished sets, SIS, $16, $1S and
$50.
CHAIRs-Well, just hear what we have to
say about chairs.
We can give you fine brace-arm solid oak
high back chair, for 81, sold elsewher for
$685. elegant brocatelle covered rockers,
worth SIS, for $40; and upholstered rockers
for SO. so, sold for So elsewhere.
Our lines OF dining-room chairs parlo-
chairs. easy chairs. rockers, are all complete
and the prices we name will surprise you. In
dining tables we can interest you: ii you need
dining table, we can sell you good one in
hard wood, any size desired, from to IL fee
at from 81 to $14; and bedroom sets from
$3.50 to almost any price. In parlor sets we
have a large stock in all designs and woods at
very low prices. We have some worth $35 for
$25.
Everything else at same astonishingly low
rates.
The herald., 1895-06-23
BUSINESS PERSONALS


JUST LIKE FINDING MONEY - THAT'S
IN The Herald,
They don't cost much, but tho results are
simply marvellous,
In this popular department the Herald la
made gain ot mere ihan zoo per cent during
the last few months
Big circulation Opunts, The Herald has IT,
IL you want ia talk tn half The people In Los
Angeles and in Other paris of southern Cali
forn,a, thy small aa.
In addition 10 the Immense aud rapidly In
creastug circulation pf tbs Herald it's sale,
by newsbeNs on trains, Az hateis and humme,
resorts, make II THE ADVERTISING medium q
the Pacific coast
Look over these small advertisements today
They viii interest you aud may make yo,
some money.
Tomorrow try one, The results viii be both
surprising anu satisfying, 6lJ IL
NADEAU HAS kNoCkEp EVERYTIiING
~ silly this week With tho priees he has pu,
on furniture and household goods they are a II
wondering how he does IL, but never mind no
known how 10 dot, some SAY he III Il 10 with
MS little Ratchet Well, that Is partly right :
You see IL was this way he called ali tho bow
(hls employees together aud gave them each
twenty-five pcr cent of tho price OF everything
III the store This meant II big loss in ptpats
but we had to do it TO get room In our new
store; and would you believe II, our sales ran
up so high the first week that we feel Justified
III keeping this thing up just as long as we car
get hold of job lots OF new or second hand
goods ut snap bargains for spot cash We shall
take them all in, and our customers will get
the benefit. NADEAU, 3ll-3l3S Main
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 STRONG ENDORSEMENT


hereby certify that I have used Oxydonor
victory since April, 1894, and still use it S
directed: Furthermore, were 1t Impossible TO
obtain another like it l would not accept in
exchange for the one have the whole Golden
State OF California for OF what use is IA pocket
book full OF gold when there is no sleep to be
bought III the market? am turning no line
ph but mean just what say.
Twentythree years ago while in perfect
health | received shock which resulted IN
my gradually losing the use Of myself was
wears in a wheel chair-the last two unable to
feed myself, During that time have suffered
very much of agonizing pain in the FONTS ana
muscles, which eliminated last February,
1894, in resultant nervous exhaustion super
induced by insomnia.
! think l may venture to say that l have
been known as brave woman, but l am Tree
to admit that insomnia conquered both hope
and courage, and for the first time i'll my lie
longed for oblivion.
A neighbor, Mr.. George $. Patton OF Lake
Vineyard rancho, San Gabriel, brought me his
Oxydonor to try. The first night put it on
slept like babe all night, and have contin-
ued to do ever since, by following common
sense rules" in its application. The pain in
my joint, muscle or nerve will cease inside OF
ten minutes after properly applying the "OXy-
donor
NV naturally good digestion and assimila-
ton have returned, and experience no minor
troubles, except when getting food rendered
unwholesome by poor cooking: Most OF my
joints have been entirely anchylosed for over
three years. hence it would be ncontroVertible
idiocy for me TO expect Il complete restoration
but though entirely satisfied with its work OF
less than year. feel quite sure OF further
improvement, also am equally sure that its
application six wears ago, before the joint
atrophied, would have made me useful citi.
zen today.
My case is well known on the Pacific coast,
and though having been ''out OF the world us
it were. there are still enough OF reputable
citizens who know me, and will testify to the
truth and reliability of any statement l may
make.
The Oxydonor' is no plaything as you will
find ii you try to "foop' with it, but by using
common, sensible judgment, and studying DR.
Sanche's books, you Will find it TO do precisely
what it says it can.
EMILY GRAY MAYBERRY,
Alhambra, Los Angeles Co., Cal
Oxydonor "Victory'' office, OF South Main
street. %, y
The herald., 1895-06-23

DERsoNAL-s. c. c. CASH GROCERY, 425 S.
L spring. Tel. 1888 Goods delivered all parta
OF city. Prices; Sugar, 10 lbs. 81; fine family
flour, 95c.; lbs. rolled oats or wheat, 25c;
10 lbs. raisins, zoe; lbs. prunes, Csc; S lbs
rice, 25e; lbs. soda crackers, Csc; 3 cans
fine table plums, csc; 3 cans peaches, use;
3 cans corn 25c; Eagle milk, 15c can; 6cans
sSrdines, 25c; 5 cans oysters or salmon, o5c;
fresh butter. 25c roll; IL bars SOAP Csc; Dr.
Prices baking powder, 4Oc Id. rs
The herald., 1895-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

ENOR SALE-THE NEW HOME SEWING MA.
II chine Company offers for the next 80 days
the following bargains Whites. Standards
Automatcs, Singers, Domestics. Davis, House
holds. ETC., from $l3 TO $15. on payments OF
81 per week. 340 s Spring st. Branch, IS h.
Colorado Pasadena "A
ACHINERY, DIES. AND TOOLS MADE
wi and repaired. J. Won sERKEY, 234 +.
Ecpond st.
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Ss2sgsssySsssASM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A LIVE, ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN
"a with $1,000 can obtain through us one
half interest in business that will double it!
capital every months. No business PROPOSE
ton in Los Angeles for the money invested
will compare with this.
O'DRIEN INVESTMENT CO.,
% Bradbury building
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T EVILS & ANDERSON
IL 312 SOUTH MAIN ST.

Good gasoline stoves for 50 so; cook stoves
for So best made canvas cots for 81; double
wire folding cots SO; Others for 81; folding
beds for ST; folding tables for 81 %: exen-
sion tables, new for $3.50; oak breakfast
tables for $500; new oak dining chairs, high
back, S5c and 81; new antique bedroom sets
for $3.50: new solid oak eXlens ion Ia bles for
$4.5O and go new leather seat.rockers for ~
silk bed lounges for $40; new rubber hose sc !;
best grades for Sc: chiffoniers for $3.50; new
linen warp mating, 125a and 13c: new art
squares for SO so EEI@ II
The herald., 1895-06-23

DOR SALE
Il THE GKEEN TRACT"
Notice-To all regularly licensed real estate
agents doing business in this city; will a.
low you full commission on any sales you
make OF lots in the Green Tract" Maps and
price list furnished on application.
WALTER E. BROWN, 252 6. Broadway. 81
The herald., 1895-06-23

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
vsrfise in tbs yyrort ooinnns ~ rb % Iaua1 IA
The popularity of these small advertiser ents
and Ihe Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results If
The herald., 1895-06-23

Being well supplied with money, brains and
experience TO conduct our business, we can sell
at LOW PRICES
Prices that have never before been heard of
in Southern California.
The herald., 1895-06-23

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR SER.
ID vices mornings and evenings; am capable
to undertake any kind OF work. Address
Willing, Box So this Office
The herald., 1895-06-23

TOR SALE-50 RUNNING FEET OF WIRE
IL fence 10 feet high with gate. Is in good
condition and is suitable for office store or
factory partitions. Will be sold cheap. For
further particulars call at the business Office OF
the Herald. If
The herald., 1895-06-23
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

w ANTED--WE HAVE SOME CUSTOMERS
w waiting for lots in southwest part OF the
city parties who are willing to lisl at less than
regular prices will lind it to their advantage
to call at our Office. MOORE PARSONS,
229SV. Second st. %
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SOME VACANT
w lots in Boruie Brae tract or between 9th
and Washington. west OF Main st. We have a
rash buyer for two good lots. FORBES &
HELLAR, 234 ". First ST. 23