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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-29

Moro Castle, fuat outside o.
linvhna hr means of o. T1Hu, hos re.
turned i1 his home aud ts.Is nu inter.
eslIus story of hIH experience while 300
the army U' tup Cuuua. lie WINS
WaIhlu lu lnu siIrut of Jacksonville,
IlH., HHUu hIH attention Waa attracted
IN bflu1l % Cuban patriots onuu bear.
iug while ellis banners designating
that they were Iu search of men tH uH.
Nai 'Hr the wag uIH Huvruiurrf1ur
trlrt suIzgl blm aud ur iUuu the
gluHa, rec wing gl5Iat lhu Uutart BOO
American currency. SIX other fcUruIla
enlisted aItI uIm They took snH Iu
tine iuE H.rt Jackson and landed Of
Del laII. where they were mHt by two
men 'um the lnrurguuf camp uuIpr
The command OF Antonio Mace, Tue
party went at once 90 tUu t0url camp.
Whlcbmb rom iuod Il tho rebel camp
1--WE weeks. This camp was uluoly
miles from Havana nUt contained
1900 Insurgents. Tho uatr1ts wefg
we'll informed, WhiicUmn rHFH, lu tUu
simpler. military tactics ami dee
voted most uf tuU.r time 60
IHIi work. While 600 camp WbIic8mb
suffered 40 niiHCE 0f iuv8r aud upon
.... ".'. NV H''N.HN
through tlu lurs 90 Havana WHHu
Within twenty wIIu of tnu rHy Nu 'HI
Iu with "a camp u' Spanish IIIUH.
They captured him aud tied bin hand
and u0l tU 10 tree. There were several
CuUaUs with him and they wufa iIuI
Boo llay mpuuur Ho spent tla plight
Thus bound. lu lhB mgfH.uE fuu
Cubana veto gone, killed, tho EpaH-
lfFIs tId him. Whlto0mu woe taken
o. Moro Jastlu 900 company with other
HrHauuu. AZ nIEht be- wnH confined
boo ,ur sfu8t Iiugy tower, bIl during
tuH daytime be- was prtmrtrI tho
'TsrI m OF the boulevard. IuvTH were
uEiy prisoners lu the castle including
twelve American WhliUImu haI
.liI with him when ln pf.HGu which
.u had succeeded 10 concerning Boo Die
suHe. llr hrluuI tho guard assigned o.
UIH rHlI, paying MIN $50 iur forty foot
of uur win which o. Escape from IhH
tower no thul 'l4IuUuI tUU rope fI
t,uur 0uI 1wuug 90 into tue Du'' of
NrEIr.. HrHWBm out o. 70 u1t boat
belonging Go one OF luu .0IgsIs ruI
wIa uHsr1 Ip the Adrian, bound iHr
tHu liuuIa e ufL The cot u.R. wH.
taken Iu tow, AMI upon reaching
IHuIA WbUU0mb cold 30 f0fs $780,
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STATE NEWS.

Nuphl Times Just before going to
prose- We hear ,uc sad news VI tho death
uf nu honorable, greatly respected and
esteemed citizen ui Jusb, Elmer Tay.
Tor, WHO departed from us this mora.
ing the 20 Boz, after q long ami suffer.
Iux period caused hy Bughpa ilsrasu,
HE son, james, who went away on
mission DOES. all, returned iust iu tiu-
90 sro hls Esther before the fatal hour
arrived, We have NOT space or time
al present 30 aid 81 lcuglh 10 the mum-
Org OF our esluumrI friend, He leaves
behind him "a record vol worthy Of
The good life that bee has lived.
Riohhgli Southern CENSOR Tho
manner ui celebrating tho semi usutou.
mai OF Uta.'s colonization seems 20 be-
slow la aEIuK definite f1rm. Each
county should ge iu some way repre-.
anuteui say with building where they
can ur Afforded Ur with "a department
100 IA Joint building whore ono cannot
boo Guilt by "a county alone. Very few
who llvulu Utah have an iI,u OF what
different sections are like and this
would pluoa them as well o. thou.
sands OF visitors.
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VICTIM OF APPENDICITIS


Iha shocking announcement OF the
death of Miss Ida Bowman, ono OF thu
m.s, widely known auI p.nu'ary0uur
HI.vs ut guu N.Hb,orulu wnrI, was
marie lna morning Tho sai event
wm tHn occult Of appendicitis foTwHilh
sb0 mJearI herself Go a sur.ioa,
operation ,u tur haug that relief might
Ur obtained 10 m tho turuU.1 suffering
that usI fufaouIy oUmr Hp.u Uar
Eue ua,ufu UI the fetal trouble WOE
Hut Indicated Uu Friday la-l
uu.n tuu returned ..m FEM
Fuu..l with lHu U.u..In. fol.
severe informal pain Tao usual ramr-
uIgs .biNl and uuHIIy DIE F.#Hur wHr
consulted, Ia ma.ru lIa.u.aH ui t.r
uRar and declared lHal luH .u.y CHauCu
Iur MO wuH boo thu utn on iHrHHTsryu'r
knife. Tine operation wHH Hgr..N q.
aud woe performed yesterday bf.r
uugu st . U'rHps uy Dr.. IHuuG Hu.
Kpuuu anu Ewing, the patient ra.-
lied Coz o. time uul continued Iu FaIur
ubtull agony until -u...ggE taI mUrn-
lug when tho thfygl OF mortal lfa
was snapped bsuuier by the EIult strain
placed uIUu 10 and her HpiTit took llH
hight into tho realms OF ,ne uusgou
world,
Her dsalh is not only q severe blow
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INTO OTHER HANDS.
rD..G r,o 100000 sror CASH.


.uo .I Council House c0rner
I.as.HsI.y aoHsa tHa street from the
N.s. to-day ra-rI from the parsas-
sion |f.uvusfa. Iun Salt Lake LIter
Hiy ..l -ruullr association, into tHH
ua I. 10 hif a. o. Cannon aud pss..
eal.. Iuu confederation was 100000
aral ehsH mud lur negotiations were
formally DUsluut % meeting Of TIE
m.mD5r OF chloe 0cIuiy bold this more
DOG.
With fH'H Transaction comes She take
IHg o' another trU BuI sn important
ONE, 900 toe decidedly iniore.,Iug his-
tory Of ONE Of tHr utys oldest and
m1st prominent hu1mgfas. % has
Seen many change hui bias been usod
foo many rurpusus lt viii row be-
adorned by handsome and substantial
lua.uras block, thu plane Df which show
five story structure modern and come
IIr.r iu uI 10 i- appointments.
Originally % was tho Intention
0t tho t1Clriy lI leaac the
||.|'I.N NNb N'NIN OF NNNN|N aNNNN
yeats with tuv lrav.sY tual it should
lHrN NO the upper nlOf OF tho
now building iIr library unI
aud reading room lurpJsts, but
DO woe huHIy decided Co. sell
DO outright with uf Any fusuryati0us
whatever .f tlr sum named,
Do Is interesting lu know that tho
hfst Legislature OF Che provisional
state .f UHauTgt HHU also the nfs.
Legislature no Che Territory OF Uhh
assembled lu Tine Council House
which 'ur many yrau stood on the
curuur lur Target building i1 tho Tof-
sltUry except those 20 public chhrac-
&c. iuH nut rHuu of lno DEsEHEr
NIWa was als1 Published Iu %
Iu $780, FuT pr8tfauicI period 90
Wu1 800 CuIr' scat ut l,aruIng %
luu Territory, lu.ug tuH location
of the Uniyrulty of Drsrfyl, having
been pfUy.0usIy occupied uy tho Com.
mufgIaI college. Not few Uf the
leading men aud women OF utsh 10.
gg.yoI lhr principal pntt OF their Gu.
cation uu that tI1t, Tue buiidlnE
with several other business houses WAS
destroyed by Dire on Tho night %, June
90, lss3. Tho Tire was tur result Of
au explosion 100 tho a. B, Ciaws0g
building.
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gruoYiau rpEJuuluE.
Ua1 octof,bo Choir's Wesl,rn Trip,
ut 10 Utah,


The following iu relation 20 the
Tabernacle choir trip Co CaIi'0rnla IL
.t.g.p fr.,, -, latter ,s.yitt.p q, IA, FIfst
-
'''''a'"'S W i'''' H. % iA"N'H
NfrsIl'u' of lhu California mlsallui
dGtoI San Francisco, April "a. 1896:
49,. had ..t.H . t.Itsbtf,I lima
-.,. - 49,,
""''. ''' N"'" "''' f"N'
haven't words Oh express my JOY In
witnessing great Uufflrrs VI prejudice
.I....G ,gIIf .rt,u.I..r, Nsfor, Am.
'N'''h,' '' '"' ''''''N ''ll OF ''us''''
People who came 90 Hcui went into
.trHtagIrs over tue attachments OF the
,f.,,....., 5....,I. ..,,t atl.st ,,r..rt.
nero ','''Nu ,"' hsmg Ev.
,An lo.hu Gus .I Il.u' me ni.'
IT," ''Nool" ",'n a'Hi'l aN''u1o,l
.hN'kh moro cum u,'A',ie et9Nls
"oNlI .o n'il 10 nhu' ~ tohlaluel
l.i 'uuuAy ioI u' 70 Io'u .Il 'ho o,'l'AA,
murray W, guy u"F lN'V'l p'a'ela atu
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NEW Yoml, April 29.-A di'paloh
10 tue Herald from Cairo, EgypI, sayt
It's stated mere that Firkal, fifteen
miles south % Akaahou, mGy No any
moment be- occupied OF further Hu.
vance post A rum1r lh cirCulhtrd
that tho sifiar Kitchener may resign,
owing 10 HE action on being restricted.
The Dervlshps' advance post tA-
tending from NorraEgu Boo KereE, now
number 5000 men uudur HammuI.
Tho force near D9ugo'a iB under
Bisnata, who arrived from Dar'7ur
seven months ago, Hu is young
man vino bHH NOT yet met regular
troops, but BHw much fighting at Oar,
four gs second iu command 90
Osmond WaI Adam, tho mAhdP-
nephew, The stream o. DUTviah rein.
f1fcemenla from DOngoln 10 MOgh,
ruEohe IL now closer and probably "a
biz stand viii be made uy the enemy
Ht D0Eg0la
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FRANCHISE AgEULHEgT.
say 30 60 uniY 20 Preliminary rro.
rssdtua Goo uriur tn0 company
tu uumr,

I.u action fol. Soc CITY Council
last Might with reference 90 fuy..
......u of Ga. Ir.urnI.r OF Ga.
.... l... .,.,.... 49,. ,.'..
''.' .''A' '"' 's'," Wv. 1N, ~
VIC h'Fh' ''lHl '-s l''"N'l 10.
.'t'' 'l .'s.u ~
''NN.Na .'A-3 'N' "'' '"'''N.'1 N'W
m.n'el uI.. ........
iN a"'M .' tN. ,oln F,'.Nl l0., quo
'.Nh.I' An''N N.'.I'l nIu "''g'"' eN'
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Captured AN American Schooner.

HAyAHA, April -t-Ihu Spanish
guuuyaJ Igusagefp bias captured and
brought Into tus port tho Amuru6u
schooner Competitor OF kuy West,
loaded with arms and ammunition. Do
CummAuI uf urr veto Alfredo La.
u1flg, ID. Eaaia lua three uuWaparuF
cgrrrsIuuIput. ,wal aFu held pTtUuur.
Some nuuur,trsTH aFr said DO usNr
succeeded in jumping overheard AND
Hw mining uHuyIr. O.uvTs jumped
into tuU FuA Uu4 WuH drowned. lr-
suTsgut General Alas0u WAS "a mem
Der vi the expedition.
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SEVERE RAINSTO3H.
HE RIVERS orrorIuEEu l,a,.


Cu.Ao1. April .4-Ha'nH0-ma In
lls state 90 wIrauHH, iowa uuI ua.a
oru Nebraska yesterday auI IHtuI Doc
were very severe. aud Ior.fa chow
much damage WBH done. Tho dice
patches received ar0 ns f0.i8vf.
Omaha IauruH of ws.pr .uH anI
carried avay sidewalks and '0..o ma.
t.raIw..H i5r bI1tEr. rsa.,H.uHg
AmsTHuI adjacent streets Hfg U.u..uE
their E9ols preparatory 90 leaving I9r
higher and Dryer quauor. oHuuuu.
Irui foot u' sidewalks wac haH..f aWay
and tHu AIMEE avenue sewer Uls.I lu.
uuUuqu,--Neafly two iuch. a, wu
frl boo one hour and Gem w.uurs.
Great damage was done losF.e.. tuI
bridge. Both power house arH msuy
tgaIHy.urs were struck ly II.N.uiuE.
NHIup.=lu lHy county 300 uu
r.yrH 600 nu' uifuuIr nsuHr
I.bp1uf l.Wu Much damage wIH
dYuu n pU.pfiE LIauu.HH UII
conn. damage ut l.mgfny au. HDavy
] rsIu NlH Huu ml Iu.uI lF laN IH The
northern llr. ut tho skate.
Cd. .'A'''i i.N' NA. ''." ''."
iI.'.. 'N voc h'Ih.'A ''.h ". ..'
N..'a' AHt t'.'.I" ..''.. .N 't...
pol" ..t''. .. 500 'N'''. ..aN.''
hN. &C. Ih.i "''o aaIay FL" .'F'IAI
/ N..i' Nl Won. N'.
$40 .N'I.I Pa. I'.I INA "a .'hf' .h.n .aI.t
I "h.N.HE .N. ..".H auI N.U# Y.H..
..Wf...
n|.Na N.'lH Iowa. "1N N.tN.
tHNHt.I HI.iW, considerable Ha.s."
/ u'IHH ..N' d. telephone au. H.t'N."
i'.,.. 7'fraN ".fo "A'h'l ... aaI %
"lmu.I aI uulllnta damaged lE
lightning,
''ha.' WHO" hHi1 lInu . mon
l "I rom if'I N.''. IHr N"NFb .."N Ia.
] Hi iHu IHF. ..H N,raa N.s ...FUI iHt
I WN''i question In .Nu .A IsIN.. valley.
] mo water 5000 WHfHIuH Wa. NH. ono
I HNl iN.Ut-.UHl.H .u"nu '.I.H Coo
/ Greet a' ,He auuHaNa lNm. which be-
I zoe pom. Doe a"Nt.unun' HH0 Nf Two
I year r'H H'mIHH '' .l.H.n. a.Wnn
AnA .AWo.t men orc lN...... 90. 100
. rNN.INaN N' IhluEfi "hI'N .N. m...
sh.I-hr.'iy Quo lru 1.hLH.
I .h'.'5 N'N-- A l..I..' n.H.... .fm
l'.IN" 'H N..H. ..I. I.I nero
I... h'-N., several .NI.I''.' ".Ir
| tlfAtA "} NniNE Hul Two N"U'IluEs
NuIhrl' h' electric WIfrH Hf1 9H lHu
~. "h4 AAA ulhNy W'tr.' HHf' NNiHrA
'.H 'M' WY N'. A.''N '.''' "hN
N.a' ul.t.' quo A' '..'HH.N "li'7
.'n n'.'l ID 'I .'r.N
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% '..'' ''e.' '.. .....'..u nAt N'-.s
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wA-mmuIUs Apul.3.-Tlos Senate
committee yu IgrrIEu relations l0usy
tuI'u Ifpposul Amendment 70 thrlguuUr-
al deficiency bill, providing Tor an up.
luulaus from Montana. Tho nmoud.
mont prlyidcb That Voc Indiana uu
takou TO tur Canada border ny tho
army aud be delivered 10 the Canadian
authorities, Secretary OIasy uEgtu
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DETROIT Aushp April 20. - The
sp och of Albert j, Murphy lompoT.
ary chairman u tho Dem cratic state
oIuyentioU, was a warm Uulogy Uu tuu
Cleveland administration, The silver
and gold men, both claim control OF
nv nlmVnuLIun.
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Etporisuca of Two --airr, Returned
from Alaska,

Experience nf Two HrHirrs tlrtururu
from Alaska,
POM ruws8Esu, Wash, Aprll &c.
The steamer al NI from Alaska had
Cor passengers two soalors who Tell o.
st5fy OF puvsgiou and suffering. Tusy
nro Gus Pr,omlu, German. and O.
haIf breed called SIwasb Jimmie.
rnry leit Victoria January 23J in "a
sealing schooner Guy OF San Diego,
On the fourth % Auril the two men,
while out hunting seals, were lost in D.
binding un1wstorm nuu driven before
tho wind hll night iu small canoe.
When daylight came tho schooner WAS
not In sight and the two men were So
atmall canoe cut OF sight OF land with
nothing 90 cat but frozen TAw seal
meat. For ak days uLd uiFuts they
drilled until they 1ually went on the
Alnsknu beach lll mllea WbstOf HlIEn,
where, with Duus aud iuut ifgLgu
ulih they wrruSf licked up ~ ludlaus
who cared Tor them until they were
Eblr 90 br taken 10 sltAa from which
place they Dame here on the Al hl
A. tho schooner Cily OF San Diego bus
not been sightoI since tho night OF the
storm, Peterson DO u the opinion sho
was Loot. sne hai eighty skins o. the
tho men left her
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DELAWARE, Ohio, April g0,-Wil.
liam scarborough, Joseph Heidelberg.
branch, Mr., Lucinda williamson aud
Charles Cranberry were killed by 4
cl0udbuIAt ~ Waldo, last ulghL
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PARIS, April ay.-M. BOUCHER aud
TurF5t accepted WHNugNyuIy the port
f.llos % commerce au. IubuC works iu
the MtlnU cauluaL This complete
tue new ministry
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Notice 10 L. VIZ. I. Members.

IH8 regular meeting OF Utah
Homeu's pEass CLUB will ba held on
IuurIuy evening" April aD.l, uy Iu-
vIhu1u, Bt tho rysiuuugo % Mr. B..
IS. Ulghuufon, 1888 EHs. FIst South
street, De- Elliot viii boo tur guest Of
thu evening The presence ut all.
members 10 IGsiTr., lIgul u'gluUk lH
tru time. ELLIs K. SHIrr,
Secretary.
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tI.urIr ..a gaa.. .. trr ltIrr Wine.
t..y consented tl Head s.IIr IH iUe
rIafg uf Treason. I.I.v. t.gfr ST. FL
ru uufafsiau# as % wnai fHs pIU-
i..muHt waste be-. ! u.Ht Gao lIf.
r.sv no tnu .ruloupr DO tu u.aurf Wu
dignity auI uutUuuueuus Uf the
InurraaIm
...... ......
"'' '''. ''"'
Sass Ha.uI..l. Coli. huf Co.,
4... 10. W. liam .lu. Il, brother OF
john Haze H,mu.nI.u aa completely
rfu..fal.I U.ru received tut lIat
u.Ha tuatUIa UrHIurr UuI been tuu.
Iu.tpI So H.r.
"In.a 4uaIu gransagfI8n has been
.ur.r.l I.....H...I dam TT.u.uYHF
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DH.I. Ha.H.Il Goo uuH,
N------ 1870
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rPWSuFIELD, Mssan April 90
Waller b. Whicomb, OF this city who
enlisted with The Cuban insurgents
and made his osoEpe from the iAm0us
The herald., 1896-02-13

EIlELL YOUR NE1GHBOR ABOUT THE HER
Il aid. IL is a great newspaper. send sample
copy east occasionally. If you don't want to send
your own paper cali at the oilice and have them
mniled direct free OF cost.
The herald., 1896-02-13
IVES L ADAMS STREET

Also fronting on Little Adams ST., only l4s feet
from Hoover. This piece consists OF lots and has
frontage on Adams ST. of "a feet and on Little
Adams St. of Sl]s feet and can be sold at special
low price now, which is equivalent TO SIS per foot
on Adams and si5 per foot on Little Adams. The
elegant residence adjacent its nearness to electric
cars and ironing on beautiful Adams st. make
this very desirable purchase for an elegant home
or for speculation This will bear close and care
full Investigation. Owner must sell and we are
authorized to sell 1t low.
The herald., 1896-02-13

Rates for advertisements under this classincn
tlon-i time cents per line week. so GEMS pc
line month 81 per line.
The herald., 1896-02-13
PHYSICIANS

nR. WM. DAWSON, NITAPATHIC PuYsI-
~ clan; l2years' practice in this city treats by
the new international systam Of electric therapeu-
tics, with the latest improved batteries and app
snces, slillfully applied and the results are truly
marvellous; electric and medcated baths; see
sworn statements at office. SI0'S. Broadway. Con-
nultation free. 3-a3
The herald., 1896-02-13

ENOR SAILED YOU WANT A CHOICE
n little home in the country at q bargain?
Six acres, southwest, close TO the city limits and
railroad; frsl-cass soil that will pay good revenue
with little work-sul even n lazy man. good hard
finished cottage. Owner don'L want it; can't live
OH it on account of his business; will sell, small
payment down. balance easy terms ut per cent
interest. VIII take lot as first payment. Prop
erty will double in value inside years.
FRANK RECORDS,
11-lS-l6 33) 5. broadway.
The herald., 1896-02-13

Only Il miles from Los Angeles and between two
rallrOad toMns.
The herald., 1896-02-13
BONNIE BRAE TRACT

We have without question the best corner in this
tract for superb home, on the corner OF BurllnS
ton ave. and Ninth 1t is several feet above the
street, and therefore much more desirable than
one filed in. This is bank property and mus, be
sold now.
The herald., 1896-02-13
FOR EXCHANGE

NOR EXCHANGE
Choice place OF 10 acres, near city, southwest;
good house.
The herald., 1896-02-13

TLNELL YOUR NEIGHBOE ABOUT THE HER
Il aid. 1t is II great newspaper. Send sample
copy east occasionally If you don't want to send
your own paper call ut the otioo end have shsm
mailed direct, free of ce9t.
The herald., 1896-02-13

For these and many other bargains see
DARLING IL PRATT, SOLE AGENTS,
Rooms 3i5 and 3,7 Bradbury BIO *. Tel. 1870. 13
The herald., 1896-02-13
MUSICAL

u NIGHT BROS, PATENT SOLICITORS:
~. free book ON patents. 3Os Stimson blk. 9--2-d
The herald., 1896-02-13
MACHINE MANUGACIORY

WON SERkEY MANUFACTURING CO., 23i
v a35 L. second ST. manufacturers of specia
machinery, dies and models; only accurate work
guaranteed.
The herald., 1896-02-13

TNDITH ANYWAY, FORMERLY OF BOSTON,
H gives genuine alcohol rubbings that are health
full and refreshing; no rivals. 22S $. Main ST.,
room 5. 3-l5
The herald., 1896-02-13

We always get good crops land and all
the sunshine that's going, and dolt need rain.
PURE flowing artes an water at l@5 feet, and the
richest soil III California
The herald., 1896-02-13

DR, SCHMIDT. THE CELEBRATED SPE-
D cialist in diseases of women, cures all lrregu-
larites from Whatever cause zoo's L. L Hlrst ST.,
rooms Ia. -T-'
DRRG. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN,
IL with the Los Angeles optical Institute; eyes
examined free. 12j $. Spring ST.
The herald., 1896-02-13
Country Property
5000 ACRES

Finest lemon and alfalfa land in California;
plenty of water; near the ocean; 20 minutes by
rail from city; perfect climate hot winds; no
froSts younc lemon trees passed nninjured 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, aprlcots prunes
corn, wheat, barley beans, elc., grow without
irrigation.
For sale in tracts to suit: low prices: easy terms
d. FREEMAN, Owner
229 595 ). Spring ST., City.
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IXAMyED-TO RORROW


wv TANJED-S431l FOR YEARS AT 103s PER
w cent. VIII give frst-class income (Sl600 per
year, close in city property interest petd quarter
ly. EDW ARD FRAS ER, 2i6 :. Broadway. Is
rENO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT IS
L saleabe, try the want columns of The Herald
\ few cents Invested in this manner may make
you many collars.
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PATENTS, COPY. ETC.

>-~-Nr>~ec
FL1O BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT Is
"A saleable, try the want columns of The Herald.
A few cents invested in this manner may make
you many dollars.
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INVESTORS
BEAUTIFUL GLENDALE PLACE

House in this tract of rooms, furnished COM
plete furniture, lot 50x2oO to alley at low
price
Very fine, large lots in this tract 5ox2oo to alley,
at special low prices.
Located on W. Adams ST. between two electric
Car lines.
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VANTED-sALEsMAN IN Los ANGELES

Az NTANTED-SALESMAN IN LOS ANGELES
w and vicinity for n san Francisco house.
A leading cigar and tNOacco house in san Fran
cisco wants n representative in Los Angeles or in
Guiding near vicinity; the line can be handled
satisfactorily by one already attending TO other
lines or in conjunction with other goods musi be
capable energetic person, of thorough reliability
able to furnish satisfactory bond.
Personal interview necessary; it can be arranged
if correspondence warrants 1t.
address r. box Co. Herald, stating references
and all data necessary to warrant proper atten-
tion. II
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For RENT-LODGIN0 HOUSES

vVyEIL YOUR NEIGHBOR ABOCr THE HER
4 aid. 1t is q great newspaper. Send a sample
copy east occasionally. If you don't want to send
your own paper, call at the office and have them
mailed direct free of cost.
gNOR EEST-ROOMING HOUSE, WILL
Il build large house in II frs-clgss location close
in; long lease; rent $3 per room. FRANK REC
ORDS, go 5. Broadway. 1l-l3-l6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wv ANTED-MINERS TO CALL AT NO. CPS
w Maple avenue and see the only machine
that will positively separate the gold from the
gravel or sand [wet or dry without water or
quicksilver. An interest Tor sale to right party.
IS
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE

Rates for advertisements under this classinca-
ton-i time, cents per line; week, so GEMS per
line; month. 81 per line.
Houses and Lots
HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SALE
Lot on w. Seventeenth St. very desirable loca-
tion; will buid to slt: easy paym ents.
Other locat ons same terms.
Also two 10 ON PicO near Georgia Bell, positive
bargain.
Your rem money Will buy you home.
I'VE handle desirable real estate, place
reliable fire. life and accident insurance.
FLAT or INSTALL
MINT LOANS
From -, 10 $4,000, al reasonable rates.
Call or write for particulars
THE ASSURANCE REALTY
IS lo3 j. Broadway.
V0oE sALE-BARGAINs-
Sislo-4room house. 5o-foot lot, Olive st.
ei2J--Eot on wall St, near Pco, 5OXlej,
gifOl-Groom house, near Central ave. and Ninth.
il51o-Two flats and cottage, Wofskl; rents
S5)i-Nice lot on whitney st.
sll51-i0 acres in fruit near burbank.
$50 per acre in Zen Pore ranehi worth 500.
E\CI ANGBS,
Several nice properties to exchange.
Nice Bonnie iirte lot for acres.
House aud lots in Long Beach.
100 acres splendid land fog north or eastern prop
w. II, GRIFFIN.
If 1873 ;. Broadway.
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DARGAIN IN 4 SLIGHTLY USED STEIN
I'D way upright piano. address X, box 100, Her
Md
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FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

LNOR SALE : CHEAP, VERY STYLISH
~ horse, fine ROADSTER; also standardized flly,
well broken, IL hands high; new phaeton and
speeding cart, sets single, set double harness
all hand made with rubber mountings. STABLE,
234l Thompson ST., University cars.
TroR sALE--CHeICE FAMILY AND DAIRY
IL cows. Going out OF business. W. a. MOh-
GAN, ST., bet. Ninth and Tenth, Pico Heights.
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CURE OF RUPTURE GUARANTEED BY A
~ safe, sreedy, painless and permanent InieetIhn1d,
ILL. 1l9I5 s. Spring st. Office hours 10 a. m. to
a - ~, '- " Ala
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BEAUTIFUL GLENDoRA

Country PrOpcrt,
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HCMMEL BROS d co,
III Successors to
PETTY, HU dNEL e co.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
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soo-3oc w. Second St., In basement
California Bank Bldg
Tel 500.