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IrALr's POSITION.
Negotiating for Peace win msnein
aud Il.r stAndInE In Europe.

Negotiating for Peace win MsneIIk
aud usr stAndinE Ia Europe.
RoME, March l3.-Negoliations with
King Monellk have been opened, and
1t is anticipated that peace will DO con-
oluded beforo long, and tho war depart
ment has counierma udtd the instruc-
lions sent to various points LOT the hur-
rying forward Of reinfofcementA 10
Africa. IL IL admitted that King
Humbert Ut one time was face TO lace,
with the possibility OF outbreaks serious
enough TO develop into almost any
tbink. IL has enabled social ats to oD-
tain concessions they could not other
wise bAvo commanded. To cap the
peaceful climax comes the pleasant fe.
port that Emperor William OF Ger.
many, Emperor Francis Joseph, Aus
tria, anu King huuibert will meet nj
1enoa In q lew days, aud sefivs Of
brilliant feies will DO held TO demon.
slrstc TO all whom IL may concern tina;
Italy, instead o: being iriondiess upon
tho verge OF bankruptcy and enuum.
,bered by tottering throne, IL strong
and In earnest to support Germany anu
Austria, and will be- backed by Great
Br In a In any emergency.
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NEW York, March lathe Her
AIDS special from Washington says; A
report IL current here that President
Cleveland has sent an officer Of the
army 10 Cubs as n special secret agent
OF the government 10 supplement the
reports Of the consular tfiicers by pro.
fessiOnal reports on tho military opera
lions In the island and the condition OF
the insurgents AZ Viewed from q mill
iary point. No official confirmation "
this report could be- secured In either
thu state department or the war
department.
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Demand for nIus Jay stock.

DEsvER. March lathe big de.
mand lor Blue Jay stock csused greater
oxollement on the miuing stock OK.
change than has been seen there for
many n day. The stock started TO sell
at six cents = share aud advanced by
leaps aud bounds, closing ut 27A blu.
Over four hundred thousand snArts
were sold. rne demand TOR stock WAS
uue TO q strike on tho Blue Jay claim,
Cripple Greek. The buying was prin.
oipally for the account OF the man.
ngers OF the property.
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SAW IT in THESTARS
l,laro.oger POrUarnsd Of a Terrible
Accident
ny WHICH NE BECAME BLIND.
,As Result OF an Explosion In Cheml-
cal LAboraiory-rhe Victim n
Russian Exile.

=
CHICAGO, mAtch To- osnno' Jus
def,land these starr. From their ap-
..,.nee A looks a II 1 would be blind
iI,,.U
before wv
Such was tne romaths "nion Dr' ~
Y. Burghill, Az Cleveland avenue,
.d,y,s.ed 10 his landlady, Mrs. Craw.
,,,.,,..,., .,,.,,oo, alta, mai.
ioi'' "'uA',e
Ing up DIS noIosoope' "nu .n' p'euio'
ton was verified by terrible explo-
Ian i.st evenInR iu which he lost both
I'D both nj. hand, mr.. an
D" " -, -.
llutllAieu 'nh 'ney ""l nave W w
ampulated. The accident occurred In
,hs efilee OF Dr. w. q. LinGquist, No.
"a t,ui .,,.., vh.,a III, purshiii Va.
ev n'' '".' - 'S
,xpsrmenung Wild so"e ohnseious
taplosiVes win when ne was GU
desvolng 70 com Vuus pIopsia'ivnn
lot taxing nsso ngn. pnotosrspn
completely wieoheu tne onlce oI ",
Llnsqui.', anu tne uo'onaion was
fuch volume tna' oouIu vo nesIu
hai m,o NNsy ".suspnel "
700 W. hAwIenc., " of- We. o,A,y-
MIRA street, was WIZ '"e uou.o' ~ VI.
lime 81 we eiplosIon, ou. was saVeu
ION similar Injuries oy wnung ia an
euler einoo wniIe 'he sApeiinon' "h'
being conuuc.su.
A ntlls less ,nan Two months ago
Lawrence experienced Two explosions
Willis In search OF the same Hash light
effect His gallery was damaged and
he was Injured, but tbis did not deter
him In his investigation. Early In
February he made this third expert
msnt. His gallery was wrecked and
u Uas SONS time before he was able to
fttumo hi, work. 10 the hope that
olhsfs more fortunate than himself
could AID him, he Inserted an advef-
ussmsni In one Of the Chicago pspers
saying he would pay literally for the
discovery OF tho combination he
sought. He desired q stronger flash.
light than 10 now known in this photo-
graphic art. DR.. Burghill answered
The advertisement. telling Lawrencs
that he had made the discovery he
was seeking for. A meeting was got
Tor last evening at DIR. Lindquists
laboratory and while Burghill was
preparing tho mixture for producing
the nish light that explosion occurred.
Df. Butghlll 10 n Russian exile Of
hi.n rank aud a man OF annually
complete education. He received
vaIious Donors and madalsat the hands
% ne hussian governmeilts but wan
us1Aneu from Russia four years aso
.u nss s'nSe msde me- nome IN
Amooa. oinco ooming 70 TINS
eyuhuy no nss punusu tno voostion OF
pols'-lonsi nypnous. anu nss also
s9ne oous'oe.aole ene,n'.M No,k.
pusnn' ooss,nou Us Anowieosc oI
vlomJ ~ 'usis, aisnousn o1In IN
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For tho Admission of New Mexico.

WAsnINoTos, March lS.-The Sen.
ate oimmiltes on territories today au.
thorlEs1 favorable report upon tue bil
Tor the admission OF New Mexico ~ q
state. A number Of amendments have
been made 10 the original bill, hut
they relate only TO details as TO the man
ner In which tho constitutional con.
ventlon shall be held ana the prelImi-
nary proceedings In the territory preyi.
Gus 10 admission.
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Application for Places on the National
Circuit.

PHILADELPHIA, March i3.-Appli-
cations for places on tho national
circuit should be- sent In at once 10 tbs
chairman In order to be considered,
The lists will be held open until April
/, after which time no place can be
aigned.
Records epted-one.fo fourth mile,
elias. Is, unpacsd. flying start, by o. L..
Stevens. Hedrlck, Iowa, October IL,
1895, 20 o seconds; one-third mile,
class Ii, unpaced, flying ssatt, by o. L.
Stevens, HedrioE, Iowa, October IL,
1898. Tins SS as seconds.
sanctions granted-June 25, 20. "a,
Peoria Bicycle club, Peoris, ILL.,, July
3, 4, Cedar Rapids.
Cedar Rapids Bicycling club, Cedar
Rapids, July Q, 4, Illinois Cycling
club, Chicpgo.
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Salt Lake Temple.

Tho Salt Lake Temple viii close on
Friday, March 9Th, ana reopen on
Tuesday, April 7th, 1896, at 1880 a.m.
Those who come on the latter date to
attend to ordinance work ought to be-
on hand early, az record.taking and
baptisms Will necessarily have to be
attended TO on the came day.
LoRESzo SNOW, President.
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BRu~KLs, March l3.-Tbe premier,
NJ. T.. Dies DE Metre, replying to a
question urging the ts-establishment OF
international bimetaiiism, asid II was
easy 10 acknowledge the Importance OF
international bimetailism and assured
tho chamber that the government
would acquiesce In any measure In
suring by international agreement this
stability OF this monetary excuange Of
gold and silver.
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CHICAGO, March l3.--A special TO
the News IRON Washington says;
Six delegates chosen by the District
OF Columbi. Democrats to the Chicago
convention 20 uninatructed No 10 can.
didates ana the currency question.
A resolution oondemning President
Cleveland was voted down, 20 10 81,
but the delegates are bitter enemies OF
President Cleveland. While the free
silver resolution was tabled In the COM
miltee by tic vote, the delegates are
nearly all Tree silver men.
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plree. EIse,Ion Of s.na,or..

WASHINGTON, March ls.-At n full
meeting OF tnu committee on priv
ileges and elections today, Senator
Mitchell, chairman, was authorized To
report his Joint resolution proposing an
nmendmo1t to tho Constitution OF tho
Uniiod Slato., providing Tor the elec.
ton Of Unitou states senators by n
direct vote OF the people. The vote
was D TO In favor Of ths amendment,
three Republicans and two Democrats
voting ia the affirmative, aud two
Republicans and two Democrats
againat.
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the Globe National Bank Of Boston,
ofeditaTt, for $4,000, nsking for 70.
coivor on the ground that the company
Ia iusolvent aud II was necessary 10
protect all interests. Judge Knowles
appointed John +, Fotbls, OF Butte,
and Captain Thomas Couch, receivers.
ForUis IL tho Butte attorney OF the
company and Couch is manager, ~
well as manager Of the Boston and
Montana. The receivers will take
Possession Of the property nj once, AMI
reorganization will he proceeded with.
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BUTTE, Mont, March lathe
Mluer this morning says application
was made nj Missoula yesterday to
Judge Knowles OF the U. 4. court by
the New York attorneys Of the eastern
creditors, ior receiver for the Butte
and Boston Mining company. The
application was made on two suits, one
by the Massachusetts Loan anu Trust
company, OF Boston, to foreclosure a
mortgage given 10 secure an Issue OF
81, 200, 200 bonds; tho other suit Ia by
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rspuiis, Convention.

topeka, Kan, March ls.-Much
interest eenlers In tho action u tho
Populist state convention at Hutchinson
next Tuesday, when niDety-slx dele
gates will be chosen 10 the national
convention at Bt. Louis. This will DO
tho largest delegation from any slate
10 the Union. Tho leaders say there
will be no instructions for President,
although senator PETER, 10 IL said, will
be the Kansas candidate.
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wAsnISuTOs, March l3.-The Sen.
ate committee On territories today ap.
pointed a subcommittee TO consider
the question Of the admission OF al.
z1na Ms a state. The Subcommittee
co sista Of Snoup, Elkins aud White,
all OF whom are believed TO DO friendly
10 admission.
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SUR, contradiels Huntington.

SAN FRANCISCO. March Ia Call
tornlans read the report Of tho tettl-
m9ny given by q. Il. HUNTINGTON
Ye.lsriay before tho House committee
IN Facihc railroads with mingled feel
inga OF amusement and Indignation.
IN discussing the public feeling In
California with regard 10 tho Contra
Pacific iuuding schemo Mr.. Hunting
ton IA said TO have remarked that there
we're perhaps 100 people In the state
who are opposed 10 tho project. How
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THE RoENreEN nAYA
Professor magie'- address before the
Princeton College.


New York, March lS.-Prof. w. II.
Magic of Pnnoeton college, spoke be-
fore the Princeton club, OF New York,
at its regular March meeting In the
Brunswick on the Roentgen rays anu
what Princeton wis doing toward thu
development OF them. SIereoptioon
plates were exhibited showing the
bone structure Of small animals and
Illustrating tho uso OF the method In
treating diseased parts OF tho bone and
detecting the presence OF foreign sub.
stances in the BODY and In watching
tho progress OF recovery from opera.
tons.
with the rays n photograph was
taken OF the hand OF Hugh L.. Cole,
president OF the club; Of an aluminium
box into which Joo Hedges, Mayor
Rlrong's private secretary, placed n
penny, instead or the 50 gold piece
thai was asked Of him, anu a key, anu
a knife. Tue pictures were successful
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SEATTLE, WASH, March ls.-one
party OF 10 men from Pennsylvania
and another 10 from Michigan arrived
IN Seattle today 10 outnI hero for Al.
aska. The Pennsylvania people are
going into the Yukon country, and
those from Michigan are bound for
Cook Inlet on tho steamer Utopia from
this port.
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secret Bsiw,sn Russia and China.

PTIxIs, March l3.-ft IL stated in
official circles that confirmation has
been obtained Of tho report circulated
some months ago that secret treaty
between Russia anu China had boon
concluded giving the former extra
ordinary fights IN the way Of railIoau
building through Manohufia.
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CHICAGO, March ls.-It has been
decided by Judge Burke that the maa-
ner In which the Juries have been
lately drawn In Cook county 10 illegal.
This law requires that all the drawings
for Iurors shall DO MADE Ia the presence
OF the county Judge and this has not
been done. Serious legal oomplioa-
tons are expected. because OF cases al
reaoy decided by luries illegally
drawn.
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WAsHIH0roN, March i3.-The Som
ate committee On Tubiio lands today
repOrtol favofAbly n bill providing ioT
the examluAtion and Ulsssiol fic.lion
Of mineral lands within the railroad
grants Ia California.
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articles were sent by Atchisln with the
authority OF the National Sporting
club. After reading the cablegram
denying that the club had offered n
purse or sent articles Of agreement, Fox
cablod London for particulars.
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wAsHISoroS, March lathe navy
depar ment has received n telegram
from Port Royal, =. a., today saying
inst ths U. =. 3. Indiana was coming
In narbor tolls morning. The Indians
was out 10 sea 10 this weeks storm.
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CHRisTIASIA, Norway, March Ia
rbe odeltning, or lower mouse OF par.
lament, by vote OF Is TO 40 today
adopted bill providing for the recog.
milton OF n separate Norwegian flag.
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BERLIN, March lathe police con.
hscstvd today's issue OF Der Socialist
on the ground that It contains treason.
abs matter. Tns editors will be prose
cutod on the charge OF less ma jeete.
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NEW York, March IA cable
dispatch from London brings the news
that Samuel l.. Clemen. Mark Twaiu J
Il dangerously III at Jeypore, India.
The nature OF his Illness Is not stated.
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nRoNsroN ApoLodIzEs.

FRAsKFoRT. KY, March 1s.-
Governor Bfauley denies having given
the shefin aDy SUCH orders As stated.
Senator Bfonston has begged the gov
ernor's pardon.
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More Money for stockton, Cal.

WAsHIsoToS, March lS.-The
House committee on public buildings
today ordered favorable report on the
bill appropriatlny Sl75. 200 additional
Tor Stockton, California.
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BRAZIL, Ind, Msroh l8.-A passen.
ger tram on the Vandaiia has bsen
wrecked. Many miners ana train
men were bauly injured.
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FOX GAYS THEY NAVE.

NEW YORK, March, l8.-Itichard X.
Fox today produced the following lot.
ter from Geo. w. Atkinson, OF the
Sporting Lie. accompanied by the ar.
ticles Of agreemen:
"LoNDoN, Feb. 20, 1896.
''Dear Mr.. Fox-Ii C0rbett and
FitEsimmons sign the enclosed agree
ment, II will be satisfactory TO the
National Sporting CLUB. This date can
bs arranged by oablegTam. bnould
they, In addition TO the purse, wish n
box for side stake, add the amount.
"rho Police Gszstle or SORTING
Lite can hold the money. Kind TO-
CARDS, Yours faithfully,
GEo. W. ATKINSON"
II. H.-Any other matter oan be
settled by cAblegram and You can
have a reply within two hours"
Fox Aays he 10 perfectly satisfied the
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Preliminary fiEhiiAbsut the Corbstt-
fuzsinmsus right

LONDON, March l3.--Oniclals OF the
National Sporting cub say they have
not yet offered purse for match be-
tween Robert Fitzsimmons and James
J. Corbett, aud no articles have been
sent by this club TO the United States
tor signature. They add they are
quite prepared to arrange n meeting on
certain conditions, one OF which 10
that Corbett must apologize to the club
for statements rejecting upon the
members.
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Upon receiving consent Of the House
Mr.. Nye introduced House bill 1877, "a
follows:
Sec. /. Any person, persons, assoela-
ton or corporation who shall manu-
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Mr.. Nye Introduced House bill 1856,
providing for the revision, codihcatlon
and annotztion OF the laws OF Utan
and creating n code commission. II
apptopriates $40, 900, or 20 much there.
OF as m,y be necessary, Tor this purpose,
and allowing each member Of the
commission $40 per day Tor each day
Of actual service. Read hTtt and sec
ond times and referred to judiciary
committee.
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LOCATING CLAIMS.

There being no business under the
regular order, except the Introduction
OF hr. Nye's bill, the special order was
taken up-House bill %, by Mr.. Rad.
DATE, providing for the manner u 10.
eating quartz and placer mining
claims.
After considerable discussion and
The bill being found 10 to faulty and
very uDsaiisfactoty, on motion Of MI.
Raidaiz further consideration was
postponed until next Tuesday. when 1,
will be maze the special order.
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For III,rnI Dispo..I OF nodis.

NEW York, Msron II, 1896.
The herald., 1896-01-31
THE II ERALD
THE HERALD

FNHF FOLLOWING ARE THE NAMES OF
4 children admitted to the Los Angeles orphans
Home since the last quarterly publication: Half
orphans = Girls Eduardo Quijahado, II; Carrie
Putnam, 3: susanna Quiahado, S; Fay c. andall,
r: Eva May Dunn 10; Hazel Crandall, 5; Jennie
NcLain, Z; Belle MeClain, 8; Hilda Smith, g;
Birdette Grant, o: Irene Grant, IL; Mary Ansi bar,
j: Lola Romo 10. Half orphans-Boys: Harry
Tyrer, Il years; Ellsworth Carpenter 9; Charles
Harris s; Paul Bradney. 1; Thomas Quiahado,
10; Alejo Quiiahado, o. Francisco Quiiahado, D;
Bernard La Croix, 4 Randolph Bachman $; Do
mingo del Castillo, 6; Walter r. Dunn, S; Harry
Putnam, Il; Daniel Putnam, 7; Roy Olsen, $;
William Elliott, b; Keunel BoudeA' 2; James
Sapwell, S; Charles Sapwen, Is; Courtney Nc
Crackin. 4; Cecil AlcCrackiu, 8; Charles Caesar I;
Iupe Sepuveda, 10; Morgan Sepulveda 10 Vivian
Grant :; Ear Grant. Whole orphans-Girls; Ma
mic Beecher. 10; Mabel Bross, 3: Edna Bross, Z;
Ida Morehouse. 9; Grace Howard, II. Whole
phans-BoYs Santerio Rodigrez, Z; Aundin Rodi-
grez, >; William Lowe, TO- 81
The herald., 1896-01-31
Country Property
'voR sALE-EL MORO BY THE OCEAN

o..
This new townsite is delightfully."- located on tho
beautiful land-ocked Moro bay, in san Luis Obispo
county, about ten miles from the county seat
situated midway belween san Francisco and Los
Angeles FL Moro occupies an important geograph-
ical position, which will be more fully understood
when we say that IL is the naturGl shipping point
for section OF country larger lhan the states of
Connecticut Massachusetts, Delaware and Rhode
Island. and also the natural outlet to tide water
for the great san Joaquin valley.
town with so brilliant commercial future as
this has may indeed confidently appeal TO the
shrewd observer as desirable place for invest
meni. As a summer health resort, too Its at
fractions are many. Moro bay, protected by a
natural strip OF land, extends in length seven
miles with maximum width OF over three miles
Its surface being always smooth and danger un-
known, this beautiful bay offers great advantages
for rowing. sailing bathing. Hund. eds ot
campers from the hot valleys OF the interior Hoc&
to this resort every summer, and the place be-
comes better known and railroad facilities are in
creased, tourists from more distant parts of CALI
fornia and other states will come during all sea-
sons of the year
In the most desirable part of the townsite the
Moro Bay Improvement company has donated a
block of acres OF land to the Hotel FL Moro COM
pany. by whom most commoiious hotel Will at
once be built. Closely following upon this there
will be erected many private residences.
Lots in Ell Moro are now on sale for SO SOD and
Sl50 each on easy instalments of 90 down and -
per month. No interest on deferred payments
Title perfect per cent discount FOR cash
For map, list OF unsold lots or other Information
call upon or address
MORO BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.
o3-I $50 :. Broadway, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-01-31
5000 ACRES

Finest lemon and alfalfa land in California:
plenty of water; near the ocean; 20 minutes by
rail from city: perfect climate; no hot winds; no
froStS yOun- lemon trees passed uninjured through
freezes that ruined fruit and trees elsewhere less
irrigation necessary than in hot inland valleys;
more money in lemons and alfalfa than in any
thing else apples. pears peaches, apricots prunes
corn, wheat barley beans, elc., grow without
irrigation
For sale in tracts to suit; low prices; terms
ID. FREEMAN, Owner,
c-29 595 5. Spring ST., City.
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CHURCH NOTICES

Rates for advertisements under this classifica-
uon-l time, cents per line; week, 80 cents per
line; month, 81 per line.
-,--.-- $1,000 -->>--7-.---.c-
SST PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, OLIVE
- ST.. opp. the park. Open every day in the year.
Daily service 10 am. The clergy viii respond
al calls the Offices of the church for strang-
visitors without respect to creed butlals,
marriages. buptisnls Vistations of the sick Use
OF the church cheerfuy given free Tor funeral
services. Tel l4S Red. II
THIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY (INCORPoR-
l. ated.) Meetings hereafter will be held in
memorial hall, Odd Fellows building, No. 22os 5.
Nam ST., sundays Our notice omitted in last
Sunday Herald through mistake.
ID EV. DIR. FOWLER'S SUBJECT SUNDAY
z evening at the Central Presbyterian service
in Y. N. c A. hail is 10 be "A Window Into a
Great Mans Heart,''
The herald., 1896-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

~~>-~----1~--->.->1>~-~
NOTICE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
THE
BEST EVIDENCE
THAT IT PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
IN
THE HERALD
THE HERALD
Is THE FACT THAT
NEARLY ALL THE LEADING DEALERS
IN THE CITY
ARE REPRESENTED IN ITS
FOR SALE COLUMNS
FOR SALE COLUMNS
AND FIND
THAT IT PAYS.
THESE ADVERTISERS
ARE WIDE AWAKE
BUSINESS MEN
THEY ARE NOT
EXfER1MENT1NG-TH HAVE TRIED
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.


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i That's what people say who have tried a small
adj. in The Herald. They don't cost much, but the
results simply marvellous. In this popular de-
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than 200 per cent during the past few months Big
circulation counts The Herald has it. II you
want TO talk TO half the people in Los Angeles and
other parts of Southern California, try a small ad.
In addition to the imniens and rapidly increas-
ing circulation of The Herald, its sales by news
boys on traIns at hotels and summer resorts,
make it the advertising medium of the Pacific
coast.
Look over these small advertisements today.
They will interest you aud may make you some
money.
Tomorrow try one. The results will be both sur
prising aud satisfying. 6-Stf