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TO TRADE OR EXCHANGE Tor lumber
or anything OF equal value. one GO-inch
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For Rent.

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or two genuemen, Cab ITO walker
OVER our jewcl,y rioro va have two elc.
SAINT front ofnces to remit call and see
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Business Chances.
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weekly newspaper IN CITY OF 5000. doing
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cent 10y hustler. Address M Bruce
this offlco, ~
WANTElD--i'iom 10 TO 800 young cows
ON shares Tor tlrc" Years. good water.
plenty NJ .haie and lots Of grass Al
dress Cattle. this Office 30
FOR sAlE-Cheap on oasy sorms, u good
dental Office and practice In II 1--we town
of 500 pcoplc. Adlross stuart ~ Adams.
Houston Texas
PARTNER wanted with $40 to manufac-
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cent profit Apply at 6o2'a Mnih, kucny.
WANTED 10 SCH bc.tliug works with II
coed aud established shipping trade.
tnrms very reasonable Address Gonzales
3olunH Works. Gonzales Texas, .
STATE rights sold ON patented staple
goods. can he bought from factory. net
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Slpw JUDlCiol invrAtrd IN stocks or
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and SCH IT, List Inventions wHnt"i
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h,tiar results he expected Gather your
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last years aNotaG" WAS moro IMAM &Ml
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i5OR SALE A nrst-cla9g stock OF mems
fUuHhing goods. also fixtures; . sphn.
JIM uprniuE for thC rtVht party. good
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| AN PREPARED 20 take few boarders
By iue day or week a Srahrook. pleas
ant resort On the Say Shore. terms mod.
crate. apply ium dl1tely Address Mrs.
G. IS. Alswur'h, Ssahrook. Tc2as.
ROOMS AND BOARD Pleasanf rooms
with board, convenient 20 hua Icasi mod.
era conveH-ences Sl2 Travis street
EOoMS TO R.NT-Vcry comfortable
rooms. good table board. SIG San ia,
Onto street. 81
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ron RENT -Two-siory dwelling corner
san Jacinlo ana Pra RE also large Of
ICE rocm n koehIer building OPPOSITE
S"''s {.
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Lost. Found. Stray, Stolen.

LOST Small Etrnscan gold lock watch
charm. Always" engraved thereon. II.
NJ. Hall. city. /
BROWN marc mule, years old. with NJ
tie white In face, very crooked hind
legs; VIII weigh about 1850 lbs hlocky
hui'i has small yellow spot about size
Of hnlf dollar on ono nip; no brand
and thod au-ronnd dun mar mule.
chunky built with striped legs, 7yoars
old and branded hat on left shoulder
and thus ON loft bp, II; said mule viii
weigh about 1850 lbs, WAS slightly lame
IA left hip when laSt gcen. and shoe
WIS of the tGht foot 80 reward for
return to Houston cIty Street Railway
company. 80
STRAYED OR STOLEN--One pair lark
iron gray mules. l5ls hands high; shod
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FOR REST -Thrrc-story iron non, bGild-
ing on 1sHis avenue. near Main. wnlea
~ have been occupying for whciesair.
,'o,,sssion given July l. Alstrot broN
I"ns n
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room and board with hath
priv letses 81 and st. per week, house just
completed and newly furnished. 400 Aus.
tin street
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TWO OR THREE unfurnshcd south
rooms suitable for npht houstkccpinE
10 couple without children AT So per room.
Apply at 1904 Bell avenue. 30
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NEW HOTEL TO RENT Pressed brick
front. slute roof oicotric lights. plumb
ing for water and sewerage system com
rirfe. barber shou. bath rooms, lunch
stand barroom and all mod IN improve
meats al passenger depot, Marshau,
Texas. Address Tom \. Elsin, Lock Box
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FOR RENT Three. six or nine uniurnish-
od rooms, third floor over our shoe sore;
suitable TO Keep rOoncrs, also Tor Hshl
housekeeping. krupp ~ Tuf1y,
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TOR NENT-Two or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. good To-
ca,lor. serms reasonable cheap for per
maueut fnuHss. l1lf san Jaciinto. ~
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FOR RENT -rWo~story sovcu-room housc
on Hamilton neat Congress, raised cot
taso. Charities aud Runnuis. lhrcc-roOm
cottage ON Artcsian street Apply
WaorWotks ONCE.
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FOR RENT Pretty Furnished room
fronting ou Prairie avenue. corner La
Branch. bath room or came floor Ap.
MY AZ Mla IOllfraas. lils IrnLrle ave. 4
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lady iNaDntrA. modern convenience NJ
ply lIl2 capitol avenue. ~
Ni5t5i- r-NGEp widow without incunl.
brances would IKE TO board widower +
Children. Address Mrs. Clawson, THIS Of.
flee. ~
FiRST-CLASS room and board with hnth
priv leEes 81 and 81 per week. houAH Just
completed and newly furnished 400 Aus.
tin street
VERY dosiraba room, with board. ron-
Vcnieat 60 business. with bath PRIV X 8
rfsl all the comforts of home ~
Main Ftro9t 80
Nicely furnished room and Loard at lgs
IA3rnuch street, ch'dp. ~
NEWLY fnrul1na a south rooms with GAS
bah aud .Xc"ll'ut board: nlro table
boarders solicited: viii take orders for
uil Kinds Of cake. Address NV Mckln-
ury avenue, ----
FOR RENT-A large front room nicely
furnished Win ali modern conyenlences,
with table board II desired, l2ls Prdifiel
conner Caroline. :"
ONE large neatly furnisncd room for one
or two g-ltllinen, with or without bodtu
Apply at 1915 Texas avenue
ron RENT--lWp connecting rooms, one
furnished roam. with 81 WHO'LL boal =,
Apply 1917 Dallas. corner Fannin. u
NEWLY Furnished Houthcas, rooms 6'n
All modern conyenlepces, table board
hest in city and prices most moderate.
l0li Mckinney. 0
THE BONNER HOTEL. Lufkin, Texas
a new three story brick, furnished with
twenty-five cool, airy sleeping apart
rnonis, average size Is square rect, all
really carpeied. and supplied with new
beds and furniture throughout, also with
large offices. reading room ana dining
parlor, has Just been completed ana
openpI TO the travelling public. The man
agcment proposes 10 make /, the model
hoioi Of East Texas. Rates 500 per
DAY. L. T.. Mantooih. Proprietor; W.
Hludworth Gate Of Tyler). Manager MI
AM PREPARED 10 take few boarders
hy tue day or week at Seahrook n pleas
ant resort On the BAY Shore: torfas mod
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FpR RENT--By Houston Moving and
Storage company, three TO ten-room cot
tarcs, and Two story houses all sizes
any part of cty. Phone 325 otticc ~
Hannin street, ~
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LARGE, clean, comfortable, quiet rooms.
Weu furnished, with kitchen Tor hent
housekeeping to parties Withhold chll-
drru. cu suite or single bath, all con-
Vcniouccs. CHll 70i ChcncvcrL 10
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lDII Ch0n'Vtft NIIcqI ~
FOR RENT Groom house, $40, b-room
house So. g-room house SCI 80 b-roofu
house $500. Groom house S22.op, 4-room
house $iG. room house so Broom house
with Kitchen 81. 5-room hOuf" So, Two
A-room houses S. r. b. Gaut, binz
Eidp. 90
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FOR RENT Nice large south room Mrs.
j. Dawson, 1914 Capitol avenue.
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ROOMS To RENT Pleasant rooms TO
rent. modern couvrnlcnccH. southern OK
posuic, central location. 6l0 Austiu /
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FIVE PER CENT week profits IL the
average return Oh my "nuctnation hy-
tenn" scnd for pamphlet free. w. y
Forest. 80 broadway. New York pls
The herald., 1896-05-17

men that money can procure. They work
under the direct supervision of our Mr..
u. C. Angevine the celebrated cutter of
the Pacific coast. whose artistic eye and
wonderful skill has dresZd more gen
tlemen in the latest mode than any
cutter on the Pacific coast. We have
just received direct from the east
large consignment of summer fabric III
English and Scotch worsted pin checks
which we place on sale Monday, May IS.
at SIS and $3.50 the suit. These suits
cannot be sold from a ready made
counter for the price quoted. We fit
them to your form with as much care as
If you paid S25 and $50 for them. This
is the opportunity of a lifetime to get
your summer wear. Rememberwe are
the great wholesale tailors to the people,
and save you coin. Buffalo Wooden Co.,
24S South Broadway. near Third street.
The herald., 1896-05-17
FROM PASADENA
Mrs. M. T. Tobey Indorses the Treatment Given by
the Physicians of the Botanic
Medical Institute

There today living in city thousands Of people who
would give hundreds of dollars to be cured of Catarrh they
have tried many treatments without any benefit that they
have become discouraged Yet while there life there is
hope now an established fact that the physicians Of the
Botanic Medical Institute curing of the worst cases.
as the statements published by them will prove.
The treatment given at Botanic Medical Institute is
anly Its science is fully proven by the remarkable
that daily being made at this popular institution
Mrs M. T. Tobey, who resides at 2l5 North Fair Oaks
avenue Walnut Pasadena says she honestly
ommend the treatment of the Botanic Medical Institute because
it has changed her whole life. Mrs. Tobey says:
have been great sufferer from catah of the head and
throat my stomach also badly affected restless at night
went to the Botanic Medical Institute and the wonderful
suits have received deem it my duty to inform the public
that they be cured by going to the Botanic Medical In
sttute.
(Signed) MRS. NJ T. TOBEY.
The herald., 1896-05-17

The tenth session of the Woman's par
lament of Southern California will take
place at Neill's hall, Santa Ana, COM
mencing Wednesday, May goth, and ex-
tending over that and the following day.
The program has been arranged and is
as follows:
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10Th.
1000 a. m.-Social Needs of Country Wo-
men, Mrs. Myra d. Sprague. Fairmont
Discussion led by Mrs. Catherine Phillops
Why Should Women Study Economics
Mrs d. +. Steele, Compton. Discussion led
by S9 Mrs, Eliza 4, LawrenSe San Pedro
Shall Instruct Me Mrs. Minnie Handy
Jones. Los Angeles. Discussion led by
Mrs Theodosia +. Shepherd. Ventura.
Household Hygiene, Or. Sarah E. Maloy
Riverside. Discussion led by DR.. Theodore
Wilkins. Pomona.
The Housewife''s Familiar Friends and
Foes. Miss Minnie Reed, San Diego. Dis
cussion led by Mrs. S. J. McClatchie, Pas
adena.
500 p. m.-The schoolhouse Beautiful
Nine. Carolyn NJ N. Claverie. Los An
=, The kindergarten Mrs Sarah B. Cooper,
San Francisco
THURSDAY. MAY 21ST.
1000 a. m.-The Newspaper It's Defects,
Mrs T.. +. Spalding, Pasadena.
It's Merits, Mrs William r. Spalding. Los
Angeles. Discussion led by Mrs Ella II.
Enderlein, Los Angeles.
-'Vo y ul.-lHIl uHanlly 10 Man, Mrs.
Eueenia r. Manahan, Pasadena
TO Girlhood' Mrs. Harriet c. Wadleigh,
Los Angeles.
To Animals. Mrs. ]. A. Osgood Los An
geles. Discussion to follow each paper.
The committees are as follows:
Entertainment-Mmes T.. y. Buss. r. J.
Biee, Augusta Towner, Mollie Bryan. Fl.
Snow, Alice Yout, Alice Harris. Laura f.
Watson, Victor Montgomery.
Introduction and ception-Mmes. W. A.
Furnham. w. F. Tillotson. Judge Towner.
d. F. Pride. NJ. Cook W. M Smart. Mamie
Rowley. w. W. Crozier, w. NJ. Scott. A. i.
Padgham, W. l.. Adams. Il. +. Holmes. j.
u Thomas. Misses f. Mallory. j. D. Wilder.
NJ. Joslyn. NJ. S. Elliott, Mines. Franklina
Gray Bartlett, Elizabeth II. Nickel
Elida a. Huntington.
Ushers-Mmes Edith Crsman. Gertrude
Purns. Carrie Flagg. Misses Rose Wilson,
May Carpenter. Nina Mauser. Rush. Al;ne
Clardy. Lottie Padgman. Esther Towner.
Ida Crook shank. Pearl Glenn. Ella Chat
fee. Celia Cotter. Minnie Roper. Minnie
Chaffee. Susie Rose Levin Addie Thomas,
Grace Brown. Myrtle Edwards.
box 81; Dir. A. A. Reynolds. Mrs. Harry
Dean. Miss Elsie Smith.
The officers are: Mrs. Kate Upper Gal
nm. president. Los Angeles: Mrs. Helen r.
keyes, general secretary. Pasadena: Mrs.
Laura II. Fay, treasurer. Los Angeles.
Orange countrywide president. Mrs. w.
S. Bartlett. Tustin: district secretary Mrs.
f.: II. Mills. Santa Ana.
Ventura countrywide president Mrs
Theodosia p. Shepherd. Venture; district
secretary. Mrs Anna Baker. Ventura.
Los Angeles Countrywide president. Mrs.
Emily G. Brady. Pomona: district secre-
tary Mrs Glendora Kyle, Pasadena.
The herald., 1896-05-17
Timing Exchange Opening

The Los Angeles mining and stock ex-
change quarters, 318 West Second street,
will be formally opened on Tuesday
evening next at o'clock. The mayor,
Hon. Frank RAIDER, the president of the
exchange, Mr.. A. H. Judson, and the
president of the chamber OF commerce,
Mr.. w. c. Patterson, will each make an
address. Other short addresses will be
made by visiting members of other ex-
changes. and music. both vocal and in
strumental, will be furnished. The
committee on opening consists of Geo.
w. Parsons, II. NJ. Russell, p. l.. Griffin,
C. White Mortimer, Frank Virgins. E..
T. 10y, f. W. Edelstein, r. W. Poin-
dexter. f. D. Lanterman and G. j..
Griffith
The herald., 1896-05-17
WANNACk PARK
1901 Downcy Avenue, Terminus Electric Car
Railroad

Railroad
Program. afternoon and evening
concert, Sunday, May II, 1896 2;30 and 500
p. m:
PART |.
March, Entrata d Roma, Carlini.
Waltz. Estudiantino, Wadteufel
Grand selection, Carmen, Arranged by
SouSa.
Gavotte, Die Lautenschlagerin, Komsak.
Mexican air. La media noche, Avillos.
Polka, Mill in the Forest Eilenberg.
PART II.
Selections Poor Jonathan, Millocker.
WaltZes, Ernie, Doychert.
Mazurka, Maria. Navarro.
Medley Love Letters, Newcomb.
Serenade. La Mandoinata. Paladilhe.
Loves Dream After the Ball, Czibuka.
PART III.
March, Passing of the National Fenci-
bles, Sousa.
Waltz Les EtoiIes, Ricci.
Selection, Mikado tAct q. Sullivan.
Patrol. German. Eienberg.
Schottsche Militare, Kitsmin, Leggett.
MaZurka. Nina. Viola.
Polka, Skirt Dance. LutZ.
Galop, Italiana, Marine.
The herald., 1896-05-17
THE WOMAN'S PARLIAMENT
Tenth Session ia Santa Ana TO Com.
mence Wednesday, May 10th
The Program in Full, With a Complete List
Of Committees ard Officers-ProfitabIe
Time Anticipated

The tenth session of the Woman's par
lament of Southern California will take
place at Neilis hall, Santa Ana, COM
mencing Wednesday, May goth, and ex-
tending over that and the following day.
The program has been arranged and is
as follows:
The herald., 1896-05-17

The ladies of Los Angeles are TO be
given a treat on next Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Frana Eunice Wait, the cele-
brated lecturer and journalist Of San
Francisco, who is visiting Los Angeles
for a few days. Mrs. Wait has kindly
accepted an invitation to lecture at the
assembly room of the Friday Morning
club, 33o12 South Broadway, at .: 80 p.
IN. on Tuesday. the 18th. Her subject
will be Health and Beauty. which. from
her experience and knowledge Of cele-
brities Will undoubtedly prove to be in
teresting and entertaining. Unlike most
good things, this lecture will be free, as
it is intended as a compliment to our
ladies. Mrs. Wait was for years on the
staff of the San Francisco Examiner,
and also on the Morning Call. where
She did some excellent work She was
prominently connected with world $
fair matters. being one OF the national
commissioners from this state. BY her
own unaided efforts she raised $4,000
for the redwood room in the womans
building. a feat not accomplished by
any other member of the commission.
Mrs. Wait is a strong silverite. and will
be heard in New York. Massachusetts
and Pennsylvania on behalf Of the white
metal this fall She made nOta BILE
speech on the international side of the
'llbject at the silver convention in San
Francisco last August
All prices of wall paper greatly reduced,
A. A. EckStrom, 3H South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-05-17

Riverside Countrywide president, Mrs.
n. P. Button. Riverside district secretary,
Mrs. Sophia Webber, Riverside.
San Diego countrywide president, Mrs.
Flora Kimball. National City; district sec
rotary. Laura G. Riddell. San Diego.
Mrs. Margaret n. White, Redlands: dis
trict secretary, Mrs. Reeta V. Hadden, San
Bernardino.
Santa Barbara countrywide president.
Mrs. Emily G. Wright Santa Barbara: dis
trict SECRETARY, Miss Susan Wade, Santa
Rarhara
The herald., 1896-05-17

1t having been circulated around orr
city py our would be competitors that
we employ Chinese labor in making ON
garments, and those same connetitore
claiming that as a reason why we maxi
garments at such a low price. we bave
decided to make the above offer. TIL
reward Will be paid to any person or
persons who Will prove in any one in
STANCE where we have employed 2
Chinaman in the making of our gar
ments. on the other hand. our suits
are made in our workroom in the rear
OF our store by the most skilled work
The herald., 1896-05-17

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
:. A. Eckstrom. 3A South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-05-17

Mr.. c. c. Chapman, manager for the
Placentia Orchard company, has sent
to the chamber of commerce an interest
ing exhibit Of a variety of st. Michael
oranges, much larger in growth than
those ordinarily produced here. The
company has from 400 to 500 trees of this
fruit, and they are now selling the prod
uct for So per box f. o. b. a the station.
This company also boasts of a large
orchard of fine Valencia dates, which
will come to market along in August or
later.
The herald., 1896-05-17
Truth Is Eighty and Will Prevail

is doubt in the mind of MI Keller the of the
treatment i'll his the Botanic Medical Institute for he knew he
getting WE'LL but there may doubts the minds of others to the
genunnes statement order prove the truth OF this statement
Mr. Keller has before notary public Below will be found the
Mr. the seal of the before whom he appeared
Mr. Morris Keller of the old respected and residents Pomona
Mr. Keller started the first hotel that place. and having resided there
he probably the best known gentleman in the county.
Mr. Keller had catarrh He treated with other specialists but the
verdict help He the physician of the Botanic Medical ns
and says g" man. These Mr. Kees symptoms
before treating at the Botanic Medical Institute.
Headaches front of the head roaring noises the
hawking splitting throat dry and pains the Kidneys unable
nights had lost all of smell and taste which
noyng appetite everything tasted alike weak
and felt we'll treated at the Botanic Medical Institute and
honestly say feel like person.
Any mail addressed Pomona will be answered by Mr. Keller he
said he would be glad to tell all sufferers of his wonderful treatment
The herald., 1896-05-17
BOTANIC
MEDICAL
2O6H SOUTH 1NCTTTT 1TE
BROADWAY III NJ ~ IL
A Sworn Statement

Mr. Morris Keller Pomona makes affidavit to the of the treat
given him by the physicians Of the Botanic Medical Institute
The herald., 1896-05-17

Dinner at Rcdcndo Hotel
Sunday dinner at Redondo hotel, only
80 cents strictly first-class
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-07-16

THE chaperon is not to be dlstanced
long by the bicycle. In England she Is
already mounted on the horseless car
riage, and Is following hard in pursuit.
The roth anniversary Of the found
ing Of the Congregational Home Mis-
sionary society will take place in New
Haven, Conn, on June 2. At the same
time and place three other societies
will meet-namely: The Congregations
al College and Educational society, the
Congregational Church Building So
ciety and the Congregational Sunday
School and Publishing society.
Father Elliott, of the Paulist Fa-
theirs Of New York city, apparently does
not agree with the Boston Pilot that
the Anglican church is a feeder TO the
church of Rome. At his recent mission
to Protestants some one asked him IL
this was true, and his reply was; From
my observation It Is not true that the
Anglican church furnishes the largest
number Of converts"