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District Court.

John II, KIRBY VS.. ], II. Davis; judg-
ment for defendant.
Don Willard Austin VS.. Galveston City
Street Railway company; motion for new
trial granted.
Harry T.. Hauer VS.. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway company; motion for
new trial overruled, notice Of appeal.
W. j. Johnson ct al vs.. Gulf, Colorado
and Santa Zee Railway company; petition
for new trial granted.
Bu,lcr Davis vs.. Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway company; motion for new
trial ovcriuled; notice of appeal
Elizabeth y Flock VS.. Planters and
Mechanics bank; motion for new trial over
ruled notice of appeal
Lula V. Frost VS.. Texas and New Or
leans Railway company motion fer new
trial refused; notice of appeal.
william Call ct al vs. w. J. Moore o.
al: motion for new trial Overruled; hot!cc
OF appeal
j. C.. Bonds vs. J. n. and Mary F.
Proctor; Judgment for defendant and in
! junction refused.
Joe Napoli vs.. Julia Napoli; motion to
set aside order refusing alimony refused.
Adjournment of October term
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j. S. chapman. Manager for Texas and Arb

j. y. chapman. MthaCci LOT ithts a"u YIN
ansas Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso-
citation. 223 Main St. Dallas. Texas
Dallas. Texas, November IL. 1896 Dear
Sir: beg to acknowledge the receipt OF
your associations check fer $1,000. in fun
and satisfactory payment of my claim un-
der policy No. 1855, held by my late
husband. r. :. Doatner
| also desire 20 thank the president
and officers Of your company, through you,
for the promptncsa and courtesy extended
to nc in the settlement Of this olalw.
Wishing the Mutual Reserve much success.
| am. very sincerely,
Olivia r. Boatner,
Psf the late Elias $. Boatner had
taken an ordinary life policy, in an old
system company. and paid the same amount
in premiums as he paid the Mutual Re
serve, his heirs would only have received
$3.50. instead OF $1,000. Gain by being In
surcd In the Mutual Reserve. $40.
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HOSIERY.


Don't overlook this line.
A box OF Hose for present II
most proper, and n you want 10
be right. come to us: We have
the Kind at l2hc. 25c, SIC, iSc
and zoe, and then the silk ones
at 81 90. 3i.25. sl.50, SITE,
81 80 and 50. 90 n pair.
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THE COURTS.


! Ella Connell VS.. Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway company; motion for new
trial granted.
for new trial overruled
T. J. Collins VS.. Mary T.. Boycc ct al
Defendant Berthe Smith granted leave 10
Withdraw motion for new trial; leave to
! Defendants Macy Boyce and X. +. Boyce to
file amended motion for new trial, motion
for new trial overruled, to which Defend
ants Mary Boyce and r. p. Boyce except
and give notice of appeal.
A. Miller VS.. Mrs. Hattie G,vers at
tachment: Judgment for piaintin for
$524.OS; exception ana notice of appeal.
/ A. Schlessingcr VS.. American Eyl ress
company, appeal; judgment for plaintiff tor
s. and costs.
Morris Bros. ct al VS.. r. W. House. ap-
peal; Judgment for defendant; notice Of ap-
peal given.
w. d. Cleveland G. Co. vs. G. NJ. Beard
debt, Judgment for plaintiff for S6i3.5S and
for 1854. IS attorney fee.
| Estate of A. Jarvis, deceased; temporary
administrator continued until next term.
Estate of Sophie Colin, deceased; tenn
porary administrator ordered to nay to
Frank Colin for his support, medical atten-
ton. etc. three-eighths of the income de-
rived from rents OF the property less ex-
pense Of keeping up said property.
Estate OF John Adler, deceased adminis
traitor allowed so for services.
Estate of John Willard, minor: Thomas
NJ. Coleman appointed guardian: bond $500.
w NJ Baugh. J h Parker and John II Il.
Ruby made appraisers.
! Estate CT Mrs e. y. Rice, deceased;
leave granted prepayment to withdraw will
offered for probate for the purpose Of hay
ing same proven by the dispositions of wit
nessos living beyond the jurisdiction of the
court. upon condition that certified copy
of said will be left in the custody Vt the
clerk.
! Estate A. G. Bonner. deceased; bond Of
administrator, with j. n. Tuub and II.
Rougagnac. approved and fled
| Adjourned for the term.
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Kid Gloves.

Don't come in at the last mo.
ment and find the size you want
out. Kid Gloves are one of the
good things that we sell more of
for presents than any other one
article. If you don't get the
proper size exchanges will be
made. We carry the three best
makes of Kid Gloves on earth
Foster, Paul & Co.'s,
Ccntemcri.
TrefOusse g. Co.
Prices 81, $l.25, 81. so, $l.75,
81, $2.25
Misses Kid Gloves, CSC.
Child's Mittens and Boys
Gloves,
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APRONS.
Here ia where the eye will not
tire OF feasting on the Pretty
Aprons We have on display:
Aprons at l0c. l5c, 25c. 35c,
45c. soc. G5c, 75c, 81 90, $i,25.
$50. SIS.
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VIII Aid the Carnival.

Rev. J. l.. Griffin lSin Killer called on
The Post last night to say he was anxious
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Free delivery from the Wonder Store
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f. c. Crawford. the Tea Man. lol. Texas
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Toys. toys. at Wonder Store. Free de-
livery.
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: Wheeler. city missionary Of tho
'.''n home. remarked vcs.ors,y n
4 Writer; q think m, wor,, no.r so,n w
Ahl, city will rs sa, work. Or NOW being aan
n out Summing FRIDAY n,sh ,'n as s'o ~.
8 n, humber Of girls who ts" ",i anu tb ws
M It is my opinion that when
M . se,s well under way that if viii
ii 4. 'recessful. The ladies' Interested
very much in earnest +"
|.Hs ,,
y !, 'as'hess is not "a good os =, b,s
oiher times I'm, ou Us y a's
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IEfEw Lre rIngss risar CAL s,t ---'gEz a.
fh4t i1r rLntr 40 sa--Ere grass ard n
The saE,- rant SERVE * xirrr IN rrrunzn1
a ree1s lfhs Dod - l,- r:z s,-rr<'t- ssE 2
ever. VI here rbe land D. exnag.t-,s-d 90
FrsdDre rr'o CO. more r=rugr TINT = czr
do 40 u1Eaidt,d for rhn- wpll1 D. -lrF .lr-
sibB-.- uDlt.ss rhe suz WITS rerT r1r't- ~
lher~ ~ zlv nf r-pml1g A 1l-rs-
arnounr a rreen ford 1rrd ICED VIZ = -
rhe ta-r Ehile rAt EsisszI-r ~ a,-aHlgr -
neMe'd IN - lsuv.crnAI- 10 AttFa s-zr4
of the gasalrr land =, b.1 rbt E-zs= ~
gins 10 tAlIs Ef1 tire rUxx u ut l,t Frr-
sided 1or. am with green food AZ rher
VIII rot rhrlre during the szu1Enn-r z
compelled 20 sutsas- CD AAr s0,o8tr AMI
grain tlfiEwlr- a---ez and sncruss--
foods are esseurlal rn rht r1rl5r M III
animals Trrrso-nag dsEwx-5ur- Fr-xx1lr-
ing bowel dis l4srf INT lDr--sasirrr rE-r
TOW 81 nilk In WI ls lr11<r-lns-
against abe heal CT sI1LL11tr-
For c0xE -fsr frnssie.,ss M &C asr-k 1ry-
peas 10 Dt rD0zt1 a. wznr~,d- AND &c., 10
The COWS IN rte fnrnglrf. w-A EE--slz 1fst
al eEreIlemr suAsszHrr-e for #rs
grass snth food R,tll-- asssiis-td fE kszE
ind grain Ii NIL Esr1nii- OF r'ts-ll : tic
I4asTu-'c land LATER In rhir sslssnrz Z III
EArizn grass MAY be sCNn Gu --t sIur
land As IL a. a 1usr4 ETrwHEr trgT-
Fr0zsdirg a ruz1Hnr tEe-w suur CT 1u-
weeks and OF q sufficient growth fH-
haE. il MIL eDor~ readily Ers0a8 dlt r-e~-
food that il wEn-ed lAz3r- ard n ~
ccn-inDe 10 Frp6Dre green food Uu-l
IL goes 10 seed CO j. rr-r-sak<n lgE 1-'B,s-
This mode Of s<--da1,E y srE8r6 -,sufIias.-~
and applies 10 the practices Of Ervs4z<
green food and CARRYING n 20 sas< ssrs<
instead Of turning rbe sanrE On r1e
green food IL AlsD gives . hrr-
amount 81 food ID a INV e-ur cr-z-s
up ON tie sEsare Juxz eu-. rtus E-~FnaE-
up continued szPFlE- vflBt -Ast ml-
r1re saved IN abe kH-DgE-1 ~ an AID
zlcrlal item Lnfsc-. b0Mrxe-- Euk- DDr
he oxer3cosed- "a nnOr~ z-rrnlr5nn n
stock xiii be Deresssrx. t1ur rBr Lind
Win provide rnr rw5r~ ne r1Enr x1z-A-
~ tn same area il pasture
Where crops ARE x-u1 t-sq1.--lv sns-
weeds ARE also 1nwnt. LUn 4 A. -ffe -rs
rirne. l.eiIlr zAms 6es--pF.@1. l-=l Rss1-
from 1his- ana 1h1-AaN sumr cr'pr -hz-
makes rapid growth crowds -fs- ~---ds
out IF Ti-ce Of land rsnn w. c5-ar-'-S
of w=-tls in rRlis manner II VIII EHr e.
she labor q -clla1g- the x=sers--E-lEl
deiphia Record
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have: an ideal place 10 put dozen hem
and q rooster. 10 get some eggs that vii
hatch. No better place TO set hens
from one TO six in Il house. accord
ing 10 the care they have DO you l-f
biddy take care of her chicks when they
are Matched? All right. don't carry
them off somewhere. throw out the
nests. etc. and put biddy and the chicks
on the ground, they arr safe. and yHl
don't need 10 spend much time over that
problem. With some poultry netting
tsnall mesh you can fix litf9t yard
for the chicks outside. when il is time.
this viii be good thing I'LL they are big
enough 10 have free rance. also IN wei
weather. a brooder and 80 chicks VIII
just iif one of these houses. too.
When fall comes. il yon have mar
kefed the male birds. there viii Toe pull
lets enough left 10 stock the house for
the winter all wonted 10 their quar-
fers, point often overlooked br rhns-
Who want early eggs and many Of them.
II you have sifters 10 break up. prf
them in one Of these houses. put in =
lively rooster tho nestsD and the Thing
is soon done. NJ time is spent IN max
ing place 10 break them UP. and their
health doesn't suffer during the proc
ess. IL YOU wish eggs. ven viii re-
about as many from one Of thcsc
louses. as from twice as biC with twice
a. many hens in il, Did you ever hear
= man SAY. in substance: Last year
had 90 hens and they laid ripiop. 1his
winter ] have 80 hens and they don't
lay worth a cent?" Don't put too many
hens together.
This house will stand the weather
all right for years Nou can stand NJ.
il is easy 10 catch hen q IL A man
with brains enough 20 make poultry
pay can build IL himself. and can
Change the size or shape little. u
cln I've built cheaper. il desired The
man from whom ! get The idea had
Simply TWO planks. eight inches Wide
for sides nj the bottom. and the roof
Was boarded up md dcwn-no rHfrcrs
or cross pieces. except one al The tor.
lie had no window. summer o. winter.
lust a door covered with nef-ing. not
tight: but hens STAY in there all win
Ter. and lay. too. tie had over 100 a
these houses set in his orchard he
sold abou. 1000 barrels Of apples rlr
Year before ! visited him ! do not
think that anyone gains anything n
the end Ivy building too cheap 10 beci=
with; shingles and clapbcards oE-hss
aTer.-Eural New Yorker.
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b. made These ir-e-~x-s rzE1 well -
grouped because They -r,qEarr Su- rA.zr
housing empty 1rOr sgIsrr- wT-nrsE-
room above In zbe al1szrzzsDr liz
further end Of rht tsul5c mr. wI-h E1-sr-
doors u drrOrt-d To rh- s11rss1r- q. -nss.i<
Hnd machines The dcCrx beargr h-r-
enough 80 r4zr the tz--e- gan f,r 1-T-r-
i'm. the horses Enh1-rAr-1 and bed pu- OF
large co0rx CD me oppressive SD 81 rAse
building TIE nrex1 TWO -,CunEs lr- lrstrs-s
are for sUE J. and sH1nst- 5el11r gllssc-s5
i'm the ctl1tr CT The lxlk1azr 51r l
creased wlrzn7h i1 mizl1er- An z1It a,tar-
er enc j. : McrsAbs4l fired WIKI A.tr.r1
and either a744Eamrr-s 600 rrraarln..- ursraF
and dong ANY anr OF nrsn1mwrE ran-
1r.ar h. nt.fsSed A7s0su1 rf- farm CO 11-ms
house The small xEn,sr u1h8er The -u.rf
can he used for The s-rrzsr-- az Eur.r-
and tools that tzn I've -AHls EI9e-d zw-r-
in wA5rh rzsr 11ltre shUnId BE- 4 szzasL
-shl~ ~ipdDr i'm <-srh End rf arr aFri1l-
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made wing 40 n tzH-zl- II desa-.sa- II
tins In 6ore- rurTl uu1l5rsE-8r1 CAN To- Ind
herre,e rbe furm and zEfe EInIr Thin
the sVHls and uare bcsrs sbruId faus
rh@ir quarters next TO rhe ArErr- Tbrr
mould cOrDe the -culsas~a- and az -as
outer end rbe rErrasa1rp- 50 -frr- Rsr-i-
can he had f-urn wTldp~s n rfr. end
-ala-N n T~rfrnre
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An institute worker says. With ~
gard TO the prohibiri ion against the use
of pork by Moses. there are differences
of opinion. One writer supposes fbe
law prob bifed swine because 81 rf-ir
filfhiness and observes that IL Is weii
known with what care and precision
the law forbids all fil1hiness and dirt.
eve1i in the fields and camp. as well
ns in the cities. Another states that
the Jews ahstaincd from il in eonse-
quence Of lcprnsy. from winch they
had severely suffered and 10 whSch
the hog. in those climates. j. very sub
iect. that throughout Palestine lrprcsy
is 81 epidemic disease. and the lsrael-
ties being oserrun with II al The period
OF their quitting Egypt Moses found
il necessary TO enact variety Of laws
respecting II. and prohibiting the nse
Of swine a. an article Of food VAS one
Of these
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The nufriiise value oi eggs and the
sleapness Of Their production arr
scarcely realized ny the Publle. D. max
seem rather Improbable 90 state that
when meat il - cents pound The
food value 81 eggs IL aboL. S-as cents a
dozen. xrf this ~s~ms Nv i'e The tacz- y
Ion mas lie calculated 20 consume O.
buvhel IL corn yearly. and 10 lay u ca
"A mounds 81 eggs This j. equivalent
TO saving that = Ito pounds "1 corn
will produce. when fed ~ ihls ben
pound Of eggs. A pound q Pofik- Oh -be
contrary. requires about ~ pounds -
corn for ias production Judging from
these facts. eggs must he economical
and especially fitted fcr the labor1ns
man in replacing rDeai---scaentaf'f
FARMER.
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ii Is cheaper 10 hrzla rrss hllid-z4r
HAVING 1-pD9 Square te~- &C 1ipzr
SPACE than TWO lrui5Gnlr@ having saE
square fer us farr s7sarst asarA In -ns
latter case tie 1na,or- = EAs-lE Iusr-pzss--d
also IN the amount a BErna-r rec Z I-'ts1-
gr follows. -hr1 utrzz zEs- nDuT- e-rEn1rr-l-
is-al Tlzm is &c umar- E1-5o'us 11rr- iz-<--
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-his idea -be arrrur TrasrEz1lr cut .
offered n a slr-H.szlQ1 for trl- .rI-a- 10
gp-ber unde- r1~ ROOF ha-s. 51'Els. 4
foolshed and shop Err-r -sEsAz-s gz-z
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En@<rualT ye- r-nrw- wien eusctrs az hf--
nls, az w1efl -l,s 1hEsHs< - impure or SUR
rs1. ~ G~r'n lNzsnr-T dusr-ume nz1nf la4
filn lsl-oac-lInA IA lHlxsn r1ss kltnerx ant
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mr. ar WEAKENING rl1rn- "a elspel zezx:s
kta<sI rlas<sl AZ 1susrs~ -as syrup q \ -
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THAT'S bright hoy OF yours"
"Do YOU think so""
81 do"
"lTas he any particular bcnt?"
"Ycs. lie Is bert most Of the time
over bicycle. "--Tc.sas Sifiirgs.
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The problem OF fencing farm land
and city lots has received extensive at
tcntio,. there being no less than 6.so'
patents upon fencing devices and posts.
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The processes Of grinding and pol
nshinr surfaces OF metal. stone wood or
glass may bcaccelera'cd blythe employ
mcpt of any one OF Q SOS patents.
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Tho vision II not obsrurcd by the act
Of winking which takes place 80 quick
" that the outer image remains i'm
oSesscd upon the rctjna
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II arr srnatisr than . system hb<rssG1 :
me <na4rixiss Of eili--s and fever. IN
Militant O. dumb ll-le oy Hosrerrsr'o
an blrrers. a perfect anri.o1e - =
patsrn n ar OF r<acsr. II - 49, owy
anpisd remedy Tor hiliran. rhenm Z ~
udns7 epmr'A-n1<< dyspensfa and neUUD
nss-. II Enpruvrs spp<Ets and So ~
a-ls1rns lnxwI-es..ancr M
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lxsf-r- lsssal4ursz1sss l-ll- s-csl-E rs11s1lslE-
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Fr-s srurpe-f Gree sr n EMreFs C-sac
<<-v4 Es-r lr~r- " 1-s Iensr -zsr 1.aws< use.
EE-esGE-s riIrw& rrwIr1s=s amt q rrt.l- bet
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TnEary - Ere diamonds: kers -
fnx - he nI1s.e by sae sElal rz&<9.-~
80 serralll NIT'
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10 Looks Neat and Tidy and YIN Dale
Ten to Tv~aiy B~s~
The house outlined in the cur has The
following proportions: Sills sxs. fres
long: posts sNa. feet long: rafrers
2S3. feet long. The amount of lumber
used Was. for sills. - feet: posts. frtf.
raf'ers, - feet: boards. $50 feet; ir all.
ga feet. The house is eight f-rt sqrere.
and has a sand bottom
COST or HoLxE.
Lumber. - feet ......-..... ....--- g. N
building PAPER. % pounds M =. rergrs =
Shingles. 100 al s. ~ pei n ...-. 49, ia
TWO punches cheapest clapbOards.--.- 40
MANS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ----.--.------- "
Cost OF materials. ..................- sac
A manure platform fwo feet N de rx-
tends the entire length. There - crt
roosf at the back SIDE OF the house.
The nest is in the front left hand corner
two feet from the floor. Two cheese
boxes are used for nests. Ii j. Iapered
on the sides. lack and roof. under the
shingles and ciapbcards. Ii max 90
with just paper If one wish and thai
will make il cheaper don't rAinl
that il pays, however.
Now let US see what we have. A
tight. warm house that cooks neat and
tidy and viii hold 10 10 20 hens. accord
ing TO the season and the care they
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SPECIAL BARGAINS THAT MUST BE
sold in such as cigar stores, coal and
wood yards. bakeries. meat markets,
blacksmith shops, candy stores, grocer
les, dairies. drug stores. dressmaking
parlors, fruit stores, harness shops, gen.
eral merchandise stores. furniture stores.
lodging houses, livery stables. laund-ies.
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houses and lots, easy terms. business
property. vacant lots, ranches. all sizes.
Read my ads. in exchange column. city
real estate column. Some of the great
est chances to invest your money. You
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w. First st,
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Country Property

CHANCE FOR HOMES
For sale-Lots or acres in Colegrove
Cahuenga valley. a western suburb of
Los Angeles. on the Santa Monica cleo
tric road: location beautiful: excellent
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ter opportunity for investment will ever
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Stop at Colegrove. Inquire for SEWARD
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Business Property

FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
The owner of 40 feet on Spring St, be-
tween Second and Fifth. finds II neces-
sary to let 1t co. $4,000 cash to the owner
its an opportunity hard to find in Los
Angeles: force of circumstances alone
makes it possible in this instance.
If you wish an interview with the own
er, please address
SPRING STREET.
"a p. O. Box 416. City.
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GOOD OPENING; A COMPETENT AT
torney of wide experience. now having
a splendid business. but wants to in
crease it and will accept any good relia-
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be a lawyer; what Is needed is party
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legitimate paying business: undoubted
reference If required: sure bona fide
proposition: must be seen to be appreci-
ated. For particulars apply to BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st.
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average
that the daily circulation for the said for 1895
copies; the month January 1896 747 for February
March, for April $780, for May S4OS for June 1886
and for July, 029S h. ). SMITH,
Subscribed and to this 18th day of August, 1906
w. B SCARBOROUGH,
Notary Public and for Los Angeles County,
of California.
The circulation of The Herald, in Southern Cali
fornia and Arizona, is larger than that of any other
newspaper published.
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SCHOOL ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC
Art-Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack. formerly
of New York and Washington. ID. c.
Private lessons and classes, day and
evening: special training for theatrical
gentlemen, studying plays. connected
with school. For particulars and terms
apply residence. The Clarendon. 40S S
Hill st. Mrs. Mack's services may be
engaged for recitals and readings. If
The herald., 1896-08-21

GIRLS COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, 1915 1922
1924 s. Grand ave-. reopens Thursday,
September "a. A boarding and day school,
with corps of fifteen teachers specialists
in their lines of work; collegiate, acad-
emic. preparatory. primary and kinder
garten departments: an attractive home
and Thorough school. MISS PARSONS
and MISS DENNEN, Principals. 2-6-97
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The Ten Thousand Mark Passed
SWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION

Business Manager of the Los ANGELES HERALD, first duly
dpoSeS That best of his knowledge belief the
said newspaper for the first fifteen days August 1896
a. follows:
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FOR SALE-s37J0 BUYS 26 ACRES AD-
joining the town of Gardena: good g.
room house: 6 acres in berries; small or
minutes walk from RR, P.O. school.
church. etc. and a snap. WILDE e
STRONG, 22S w. Fourth st. 23