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A Question Near His Heart.

preaching it's deserts
A Question Near His Heart.
II should like to see somebody in au-
thority hyuh. suh," said Colonel Carter. as
he approached an employee Of the weather
bureau.
ION what kind of business?'
Il notice that an objection as emanated
fun this department, to gentlemen max
ing use Of military titles who have no right
to them
"Oh, yes"
What 1 desire to ascertain, sub, is
whethuh this department holds that a gen.
tleman who has invented two mixed drinks
and who has run fob Office fou'h times has
not the right. sub. to be addressed by his
personal friends as .kunneu.'"
An Omen Analyaed,
Does yoh rely blieve.' said Pickaninny
lin. dat it's lucky ter git de lef' him foot
OBJ er rabbit?'
1T all ponds on de circumstan.ials
chile was the reply.
'ioh means on how yoh gifts it,"
Oats 1t. Eff somebody sibs yer de 1ef'
hin foot an keeps de res'er de ranbit
hissc'f. tain nc luck tall But eff vob
comes erway wifi him foot, rabbi. an. all
MT 8 or sho sign dahS er good dinner
comm to YER
Abasement,
When the skies are dull and drearv.
When the world seems lorn and weary
And each days long monotony of woe
When we scold the sun for blazing
And reviie the cloud for hazing,
Disconsolate, however things NAV go.
It's season for confession
You're a victim Of oppression;
OF tyranny. than which there's nothing
worse,
When you sacrifice ambition
To a physical condition.;
When you let your liver run the uni
verse.
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Magazines and Periodicals.

Many OF the best writer's OF the day contribute
to the popular magazines. If you wish keep
abreast with the tines read the current magazines
All OF them fer sale counter delivered i,y
wagon, sent by mail TO any part of tho world.
Subscriptions taken for any magazine published.
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THOSE DOTBLE-wIDTH NOVELTY PI.ADS
on WHICH VIZ. INAUGERATF1D SALE A
FEW DAYS AGO TOOK WEII.-ANOTHER CASE
OF NEW PATTERNS FOR MONDAY THE PRICE
REMAINS
The herald., 1896-08-29
OCEANSIDE
An Annlversary Celebration Political, Social
and Personal Notes

An Anniversary Celebration Political, Social
and Personal Notes
OCEANSIDE, Aug. 2s.-Last Satur-
day at Carlsbad Carl Shelter fell from
a wagon and broke his left arm. On
Monday morning his father left with
him and hts brother for Pomona, where
their home now is. Mr. Shelter was here
looking after property interests
On Monday two hundred Indians ar
rived to attend the Fiesta, which was
held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. "A crowd was in attendance and
everything passed off quietly. and the
ninety-eighth anniversary of the found
ing OF the San Luis Rey mission has
been celebrated.
Dow Fraze's regular biennial blessing
arrived Tuesday night. It is a girl this
time.
Wednesday evening a silver club was
organized with forty signers and twenty
more pledged w. G. Crate. president.
And so the good work goes on.
Mr. /. /. Irwin returned home from
San Francisco Monday morning, where
he has been on business
Mr.. M. w. Spencer and DR.. Nichols
were elected delegates to the Republi-
can convention to be held in San Diego
Tuesday, Septmber 1st.
Mrs. Cave ]. Couts left for her old
nome In st. Louis Thursday morning.
where she will remain several weeks.
Mrs. A. j. Potter Of San Bernardino
stopped over couple of days on her
return from San Diego, where she has
been visiting.
s. Levi of the firm of Klauber & Levi.
san Diego, was seen on our streets
Thursday.
The Social club, an organization of
young society men, gave a most enjoy
able reception at their new rooms in the
Trumbower block Friday evening. About
thirty couples were in attendance and it
was pronounced the most enjoyable par
ty of the season.
The herald., 1896-08-29
RED0NDO' :
General News snd Personal Notes From the
Seaside

General News and Personal Notes From the
Seaside
REDONDO Aug. 2S.-The city hall
was crowded this morning at 10 o'clock,
the time set for the hearing of the case
of ]. K. Warren and H. Bailey on the
charge Of gambling. Every one antici-
pated an interesting trial, and the SYM
pathizers of both sides were prominent
IN the audience. When the case was
called brief argument was INDUCED
In by the counsel, after which it was
continued until next Monday. The first
charge against Warren, over which
so much trouble was aroused by the
three deputy constables who made the
arrest, was dismissed
The mediums conference at the Sjpir-
ttualistic camp meeting this morning
was led by Mrs. D. N. Place. Nothing
other than the usual exchange of ex-
periences and thoughts on spiritualis-
tic subjects transpired, and the confer
ence adjourned shortly before noon.
The entire afternoon was given to
holding public tests by the mediums of
the camp.
Miss Adelaide Barkley is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hampstead at their
home on Emerald street.
The Republicans are preparing to hold
their first public meeting at the band
stand tonight. Judge Levy and w. r.
oliver of Los Angeles are to be the
principal speakers of the occasion.
w. e. Younkman Of Los Angeles has
come back to his former home to visit
old friends and escape the heat Of the
city for brief spell.
Mrs. s. D. Barclay celebrated her
birthday anniversary at her pleasant
home yesterday evening. A number of
friends were present and enjoyed a So
clal time with music and conversation
after which a splendid collation. was
served.
G. r. Adams Of Los Angeles was in
town today to confer with local politi-
clans on the prospects of the coming
Republican county convention.
More yellowtail were caught from the
wharves today than at any previous
time this season.
Grain continues to be hauled in from
the back country for shipment through
this port. The large warehouse at the
old wharf is literally filled to the raft
ers.
Miss May Sheridan Of San Francisco
Is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Bark
ley.
The herald., 1896-08-29
Auction

SALE OF UNCLAIMED MERCHANDISE
and freight at Naud's ware house. 1868
North Alameda ST.. city Of Los Angeles,
county of Los Angeles. state of Cali
fornia.
Notice is hereby given that the followins:
described property, upon which storage
charges have not been paid for more than
one year, will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at said Naud's
warehouse, Tuesday. September 1st 1885,
at 10 o'clock am:
E. H. Cowles, 6 boxes household goods:
Ada r. Hawkins, lot household goods:
Herman Schwartz & Co., 10 crates elec.
goods; E. r. Nichols 2 boxes p. effects;
Fred Weber. l incubator. / brooder; r.
Befee, M T. bbl.: c. Sawvill. 2 tables 2
boxes household goods. chest:A Pierre
Rambaud, lot household goods; H. c.
Voeckele. 2 crates sponges John Stewart
II boxes household goods; c. H. Wallinger
boxes household goods. trunk Mrs. r.
M. Potts, bbls. vinegar; ]. Jocl1im, roll
sheeting; Prof. d. Allen, sack rock; Jas
Larquier, boxes household goods; Cali
fornia state board of health 8 bdls. tent
outfit; Mrs. f. E. Hicks. 8 boxes household
goods Mrs. Leggett, box household goods;
A. N. Hansen 1 box wood: j. H. McCune
/ box mdse.; A. Bine, boxes P. effects,
bdl. poles L. L. Walker, ] box pictures 1
box glassware; j. G.. Moore, 1 box house
hold goods; I. H. Wildey ! cot mattress:
Watkins & King, boxes sundries; e. A.
Clamfit. l sheet-iron drum, box heaters:
F. j. Fleming. 1 sack limestone.
THOS. B. CLARK, Auctioneer.
Naud's Warehouse. Los Angeles. Aug.
21st 1896. 21-1Ot
The herald., 1896-08-29
SANTA ANA
ffss Silver Supportsss Hold . s......s,,
Meeting-Notes

Meeting-Notes
SANTA ANA. Aug. 2s.-The meetinr
OF the Bryan Silver club at spurreon's
nail was great success. The large baI,
was well filled. and while none we've
.urned away the seats were all occup,ed
AFTER singing and some remarks bv "
). Tobias. the chairman. J. A. Root,
IN neat speech. introduced Hon
Weioron OF Los Angeles as the sneaLsr
or the evening. Mr.. Waldron 10 a 60
talker and held the large audience a.
Ing his speech. He denounced Tohn CUT aur-
man as the fiend and devil Of a1I a.
Shyiocks OF the known world" ven',
large number Of Republicans were nra.
ent. were pres
Frank M. Thomas and j. P. Brown TO-
DAY published health certificates fror,
Or. Rolond Lord, member of the RovoI
College Of Surgeons of England cnd
also certificates from DR.. w. p. Ferpu-
son, health officer Of this city stating
they had examined the dairy COWS ns
the above named dairymen, and that
their cows were in perfect condition
and show no trace of disease.
I. 8. Insley Of this city and w. A Tn.
eley OF Carbon Grove will 20 to San
Diego tomorrow to see their brother
George s. Insley, who some four weeks
since accidentally shot himself. MI
1nsley's condition Is said to be hopeful
but he Is not considered out of danger
yet.
Richard Odgers was today pronounced
insane and sent to the Highlands asy-
lum. '
Emma Medford was today granted
The herald., 1896-08-29

here, accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
A. III. Moores.
VIII e. Keeler OF Los Angeles regis
tered here early this week.
William Faversham, Ida Conquest, ].
e. Dodson, Ferdinand Gottschalk, Rob-
ert Edeson. f.. Y. Backus and J. L. Fin
ney, OF Frohman's Empire stock COM
pany. were guests at the Hotel del Cor
onado during their San Diego engage
ment.
Mrs. Charles Jacoby and daughter of
Los Angeles, accompanied by Miss Adele
Louis OF San Diego, are occupying
suite here
Jay Lugsdin, the Pacific coast mem
Der of +. G. Dun & Co.'S mercantile
agency, has arrived from San Francis
co to join his family at the hotel.
thursday evenings steamer brought
the following visitors to the hotel: B.
L. Davis. San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs
Coiman Black, Birmingham, Ala; Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Black, Nashville, Tenn;
hon. and Mrs. l. Frank Aldrich, the
Misses Eleanor and Martha Aldrich. and
Master Sherman Aldrich, Chicago: Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Hall two children and
nurse, san Francisco.
Mr.. Hall and party came to join Mr..
>. crosby Noyes Of Washington, d. c..
who is Mr.. Halls father-in law.
The herald., 1896-08-29
lueSdQy, November Ihe Third, I'D. 1896

The said amendments are respectiyely
Sesignated-
Amendment Number One. y
Amendment Number Two.
amendment Number Three.
amendment Number Four
amendment Number Five.
Amendment Number Six.
Each ballot used at such election must
contain written or printed thereon. the
words: 'A'
'Fo- the Amendment Number One" and
against the Amendment Number one.
For the Amendment Number Two lana
against the Amendment Number Two,
For the Amendment Number Three"
ana Against the Amendment Number
Three" ''-
For the Amendment Number Four"
and Against the Amendment Numbev
Four
For the Amendment Number Five"
and Against the Amendments Number
Five" 'Ne.
For the Amendment Number Six" and
against the Amendment Number Six"
witness my hand the great seal of the
state. the day and year first written.
JAMES H BUDD,
Attest: L. H. BROWN. Secretary Of
state.
(seaD BY W. T. sEsNoN, Deputy.
The herald., 1896-08-29

Miss Mabel Nixon left this morning for
their Santa Barbara home after having
enjoyed a weeks stay here.
The trip around the island was taken
on the Fleetwing by Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Ewing. Mr.. Mckay, Miss
Blanche Brown and Misses Newkirk.
Everybody had jolly time.
Those registering at the Grand View
are X. 5. Thomas. Minneapolis; Mrs. +.
q. Kennedy, Pasadena; r. X. Long.
Birmingham; Catesby c. Thorn, Mrs.
Mollie Yarsuch, Los Angeles.
Captain Dodge. proprietor of Camera
Obscura. is a graceful skater.
Mrs. M. V. Artman, correspondent for
the. Capital, is comfortably placed in a
cottage tent.
The Island Villa arrivals are s. v.
Malta, San Francisco; H. E. Strong,
POMONA; r. L. King, Merced; F. w.
Beseler, Los Angeles
James g. Clark is an expert roller
skater.
Mr.. P. H. Mathews, with Harry Elms
as boatman, landed seven yellow tail
and two rock bass off Goat harbor.
The herald., 1896-08-29

divorce from August p. Mefford on
pround Of crI,e1fv

divorce from August p. Mefford on
ground of cruelty.
DR.. Robert Dunze, aged 80, native of
Arabia and resident of Riverside. and
Emma Castles. native of Oregon and
resident of Los Angeles, aged 2, were
today granted marriage license.
George F. He'll, formerly of this city.
was married at Homet, Riverside coun-
ty, to Miss Emma Wickersham.
q. B. Lewis and +. B. Smith. with their
families, returned yesterday from a
three weeks camping trip to Smiths
mountain, San Diego county.
The court martial of Myron Holderman
of Company L occurred last night. He
was charged with habitually absenting
himself from drill. Major Waller took
the matter under advlsement.
Herbert r. CleaVer started this morn
ing for Stanford university to enter upon
four years course of study.
The herald., 1896-08-29
CORONADO
Many Angelenos Summer Seasoning at (
Big Hotel

Many Angelenos Summer Seasoning at the
Big Hotel
CORONADO, Aug. 2S.-Jay E. Hunter
Of Los Angeles spent several days at
the hotel recently.
w. G. Barnwell of Los Angeles has
been staying here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caroline and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shoemaker gave a sailing party
on Thursday afternoon.
S. Iwanaga and r. Kafukee of Toxic,
Japan, enjoyed the hospitality of Hotel
del Coronado during their San Diego
visit.
Mrs. Krause, a talented artist of VII
emma, Austria, whose paintings have been
exhibited in the Paris salon, is visiting
America for the first time, and is at pres
ent the guest of her brothers Howard and
Vincent Surr at Coronado.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klein are Los An
gelenos who are enjoying life at the
hotel.
Attorney ]. H. Shankland and Charles
Monroe of Los Angeles spent Sunday at
the hotel, driving in from Warmers
ranch.
Henry T. Gage, Los Angeles, whose
family have been staying at the hotel.
spent a few days with them here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Kennedy, Blatch-
ford, Montana; w. c. Kennedy, Los An
geles, and A. c. Kennedy, New York,
have been sightseeing at Coronado.
Birthday candles were lighted on an
elaborately decorated cake at the hotel
on Sunday in honor of Miss Cornelia
O'Connor of San Francisco.
Miss ]. c. Thayer and Miss Marie
Bragdon of the Westminster, Los Ange-
les, have been spending a ten days
vacation at Coronado and San Diego,
and enjoying various trips in the sur
rounding country.
Prof T. c. williams Of the Pasadena
business college, accompanied by his
wife, has been passing portion of his
honeymoon at the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Worcester Pike
were among the Los Angeles bridal
couples at the hotel last week.
The Hon. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch left
Coronado on Thursday for Chicago. Mr..
Fitch will stump several states for Nc
Kinley.
w. S. Gilmore of the Pasadena Town
Talk was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Stuart at the hotel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sissions of Los
Angeles paid brief visit here recently.
Hon. Stephen M. White and family
have been staying at the hotel
A. c. Jones of Los Angeles spent Sun
day with is family at the hotel.
Edward Foley of New York. formerly
general agent for the New York, Lake
Erie and Western railroad, is a guest
The herald., 1896-08-29
Assessment Notice

MATEO STREET AND SANTA FEE AVE-
nue. Street Car company; principal
place of business, Los Angeles city, Cal
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the directors of said company held ON
the 18th day of August, 1896. an assessment
OF ten dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, pay
able on or before the 21st day of September,
1896. to w. L. Graves, treasurer, at the
Merchants National Bank. corner of First
street and Spring street, Los Angeles, CAL
ifornia - -
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 23rd day of Sep
tember, 1896. will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public acution and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on the
18th day of October: 1886. at the office of the
secretary at No. 134 s. Broadway, Los An
geles, Call. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the costs of advertis-
ing and expense of sale.
G. A. SUMNER, Secretary.
Office, 1874 S. Broadway. Los Angeles, CAL
ifornia. aug.22, 20. sep. 8, IL, 19.
The herald., 1896-08-29
LEGAL NOTICES
Assessment Notice

EUREKA OIL COMPANY. PRrNcIpAr.
place of business, Los Angeles, Los Ance-
les county, California. Notice is hereby
gwen mat at a meeting of the directors, held
ment or cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation. pay
II. Warner, at the office of said company in
the Currier building. Los Angeles, Cali
fornia-, Any stock upon which this assess
Of September, 1895, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before will be sold
on the 18th day of October. 1896, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with the
costs of advertising and expense Of same.
G.. Fl. WARNER, Secretary
SAT 9-14
The herald., 1896-08-29
RIVERSIDE
Taxes for lrrlgstion-A Fall Of Glassware.
Notes

Taxes for lrrigstion--A Fall Of Glassware.
RIVERSIDE. Aug. 2S.-The San ia
cinto and Pleasant Valley irrigation dis
tricts will hold an election on Septem-
Der Sth, to vote on special tax of $4,000
for the expenses Of the year.
Mrs Lewis E. Lee was among the pas
sengers from here to Los Angeles yes-
terday.
Mrs. John Short returned home last
evening from visit to friends in San
Diego. :
E. E. Chilson, owner Of the Hemet VAL
ley mine, Tauquitz mining district, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Emily. Dole has left for another
year in Stanford university.
A big crate Of glass that was being
hoisted to the roof of the Reynolds block
yesterday was rendered worthless bv
the breaking Of rope.
Miss Judge Of the Postal telegraph.
who has been visiting with Miss Julian
at San Diego, returned home yesterday
Percy Davis and Victor Noble left OF,
their bicycles yesterday afternoon for
Laguna.
Miss Ellen Elwell left yesterday for
Honolulu. She goes to teach in a bows
industrial school at that place.
The county officers entertained a
number OF their friends last evening at
a handsome oyster saloon in this city.
on account Of their being able to hold
their offices for two years more,
The herald., 1896-08-29

ducer. He then illustrated how the
money class had used their influence
toward the Capitalization of power and
wealth. Under this system people had
become impoverished and nations had
gone down. After logical discussion
or some of the principal points OF the
money question, he concluded with an
earnest plea for the sacredness OF the
ballot and the necessity OF each voter
preparing himself to intelligently use it.
The Bryan Silver club starts with fifty
voting members. Out of 1877 registered
voters in this precinct we will have at
least 95 to 100 voting members enrolled
in the near future.
Club meets every Thursday evening
Grand rally next meeting.
The herald., 1896-08-29

Element or misappropriation Of pubic
money, and no person who shall norbs
able to read the constitution in the Eng
iish language, and write his or her name.
shall ever exercise the privilege of an elec-
tor in this state provided, that the pro-
Visions of this amendment relative to an
educational qualification shall not apply to
any person prevented by physical dis.
apiilty from complying with it's requisi-
tions' nor to any person who now has the
right to vote, nor to any person who
shaii be sixty years of age and upward
at tho time this amendment shall take
effect.
NOW, THEREFORE,. Pursuant to the
provisions of the constitution, and an act
Oh the legislature entitled "An act to pro-
VIDE Tor the submission of certain proposed
amendments to the constitution of the
state OF California to the qualified electors
ror their approval" approved March 7, A.
-. 1888, the said amendments as submit
.eu' TO be separately voted upon by ballot
oy the qualified electors of the state, on
The herald., 1896-08-29
MT. LOWE
Visitors Come From All Psrts NJ th.
World

World
MOUNT LOWE, Aug. 29.-During the
week just passed the register at the
Mount Lowe hotels show arrivals from
large number of places. Representa-
tives. have been here from Boston, Chi
cago, st. Louis. San Antonio, England.
Wales, Shreveport, La, and Washing
ton, D. c.
General and Mrs. A. Barrett have
been stopping at the Alpine tavern,
Mrs. r. Dewes and Mrs. r. M. Hunter
of Shreveport, La, have sought relisf
from the heat Of their home at the same
cool retreat.
Ex-Governor Markham has been a.
guest also.
A. B. Cody. Mrs e. c. satterley and
Miss Minnie Boyd Of Chicago have been
on Mount Lowe during the week.
st. Louis has sent Mrs. Galbreatn
Boston, Charles N. Alden; San Antonio'
Texas, Joe Phern and DR.. Edward Ben,
nett. -'e'i-
The British Isles have been represent
ed by Wentworth H. Pierce.
The weather during the entire week
has been cool and pleasant. and the
views from the mountain very fine. Civ
ing visitors excellent glimpses OF the
sea ana OF distant peaks.
The herald., 1896-08-29
SANTA CATALINA
Yacht Race In Which Everybody Claims
the Victory

A Yacht Race In Which Everybody Claims
the Victory
AVALON, Aug. pa fine yachting
breeze was blowing yesterday and the
ocean was dotted with sails; racing was
indulged in, but the captains were not
In accord at to which yacht was winner.
The two leaders, the Esperanza AMI
Violet, both claimed to be victor in one
good natured contest. Among the rae
ing boats were the Rosie, Captain
hugo; the 8. p. or the Floyd, in which
me Herald correspondent was at the
nelm. Not until he had drenched his
Iair i partner did he come to anchor.
Inc Dreadnaught, with Captain Earl
Lewis at the helm, stood UP to her name.
Inc wave was under the command Of
captain Stanley Bent. whom thN fair
ones peiieve in when 1t comes to gASinr
snip IN stiff breeze.
Mr; and Mrs. Alcorn and family a-e
sui mere enjoying life in tent cottarT
FRED Stamm, cashier of the OnfaTiA
Natfonal bank is here on his vacation
W Judge Willis Van De vauter. Mrs
Van Devauter and Master Van ns"
yauter are sojourning at the MetronoIa
motel from Cheyenne, Wyo. e'e
MA ). W. Cooper. Miss Cooper AMI
The herald., 1896-08-29
CLEARWATER
Largely Attended neetlng Of the brv.n
Club

Largely Attended neetlng Of the BRYAN
Club
CLEARWATER, Aug. 2s.-About 100
citizens Of this place met at the Literary
society's hall Thursday evening. Au-
gust a. The meeting was called to or
der by President H. w. McKelvey of
the Bryan Silver club. After the bus
mess of the evening was transacted. the
meeting was addressed by Mr.. s. r.
Fulton, secretary Of the Populist county
central committee. Mr.. Fulton, nrocaad,
ed to show that from the time Of tha
Pharaohs. through the worlds history
and down to the present time, societv
has been divided into the two classes
IS we now. know them, only under dif,
ferent names, the capitalist and the pro-
The herald., 1896-08-29
Teanyson's Premou,fts.s

Tn the life OF the late poet laureate.
which the present Lord Tennyson is pre-
Sarlng; II would be interesting" writes
particulars were given concerning the DO
etf3Gremonitions of DEATH Just about
borne, Lady Wolmer. wife of the present
earl, and other friends were visiting Aid
worth house, Blackdown. Tennyson and
surroundings. and Lord Selborne turned
to his host and said you ought to be
happy here .Ah.' said the poet, T have
only a year to live The company thought
to dislodge tho thought. but Lord Tenny-
son stuck to his warning. Subsequent
events justified his reply"