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JcoE SALE.
OK SATE-
A NEW DEPARTURE

II A NEW DEPARTURE
Wenow offer to furnish purchasers OF lots in the
Alexandra Well tract at their option, with policies
of insurance Of the Title Insurance and Trust COM
psny for the full amount of the purcnass price OF
the lots bought. with unlimited certificates OF
tille guaranteeing the title in Alexandra WE'LL,
free and clear OF all encumbrances. Lots from
$500 up on small cash payments and easy monthly
installments without interest. Clerks, working
men, Iaboring men. mechanics, motormen, con-
ductors, engineers stop throwing away your money
on rent and remember the same payments will in
few years make you the proud possessors OF your
own homes. Just ask your wife about t and get all
the particulars from RICHARD ALTSCHUL, sole
agent, l2Sis W. Second ST., Burdick blk tt cod
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EDUCATIONAL

T OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE. IN.
~ corporated occupies the entire fifth floor of
the new Currler block, 2fo w. Third ST. larges st.
Oldest, best; elegant and commodious rooms in
tensely practical courses of study. able and expe
rienced specialists as teachers, complete equip
ments, perfect lighting and ventilation rooms
heated by steam, frs; class elevator service; five
courses OF study-commercial, shorthand and
typewriting, preparatory telegraphy and assaylng;
the school Is Thoroughly live and progressive; it
inspires as well as teaches; day and evening ses-
sions individual and class instructions successful
graduates; fine class OF students; visitors cordially
welcomed; full information personally or by mail.
!. n. tNSkEEP. sec. 2-26-7
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Int, HiUnth, VI per Inc.
LNOR EXCHANGE
COUNTRY AND CITY PROPERTY
12o acres patented land near Valley Center, San
Diego county, valued at $780, and will also file
purchase on i6o acres government land adjoining,
making IN oil 2S) acres fine land, all for Si750 Of
which 500 must be cash, balance good long time,
or good exchange
Also. 5O-acre alfalfa ranch south, improved close
IN, near two railroads, $500: cash 5000 balance
good property here or elsewhere.
- acres Riverside, improved: price $500; want
value In or near city; will assume.
.U.room cottage, Long Beach, equity $3.50, balance
tf25o) on time; want house in city; this surely a
snap.
Groom house on W. Thiriy-third st;-equity sisoo;
% acres II .ar Lemon station, and Spadra, $500;
income 5000; want Missouri property.
20 acres San Bernardino county 5000: all clear;
want small house in city
Also hundred other propositions. Call see
what we have. j. l., ADAMS IL co.
1910 1o5 s. Rrondyvav
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NOR sALE-s75o-LoT's IN BEAUTIFUL
Il Williamson tract, on Girard ST.; graded and
sidew a.ked all paid terms suit purchasers who
will build nice improvements. ow 10 get there.
Take Pco St, car and stop at Union ave-; walk
block on Union avenue to Grard ST., then walk TO-
ward the west on south side. Girard until you
reach the elevation where the gum tree grove Is,
you'll find my sgn the lots that gives all the
particulars. For iurthtr Information call on Il.
ALrsCHUL, 1855 W. second st. 1s-i4-16
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HELP wANTED-MALE
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line; month. 81 per line.
HUMMEL BROS. a CO.,
- - Successors to
PETTY, HCMMEL & co.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
coo-So2 W. Second ST., in basement
California Bank Bldg.
Tel. 600.
Sundays.
lens DEPARTMENT

MEMS DEPARTMENT
Miners, s., ETC., per day; boy to milk cows and
chore, slo, ETC.: teamsters, city, s25, etc; expe
rlenceu orchard man, SIS, etc. carriage Fainter
4 y per day; German boy, s5 to SIS, etc.: light
ranch work. sis ETC.; solicitors, rs per cent; shoe
HOTEL DEPARTMENT
COOK, 20, etc. week; good bread baker. si2, etc.
Week; elderly man to cook AMI ch0re, $40. etc.
restsurant waiter, 20, etc, week; extra pot wash
er extra uishwasher, helper in pantry, 81, etc.. per
day. marker ana distributor, laundry; first class
alErotuid cook. dishwasher for city, Siweek.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
. Housegiri, family OF l. s25. ETC.; housegir. fam
y Of, s25, etc.; housegrl, family of 2, plain wash,
SO etc 4nouseglrls for the country, SIS, $50 and
s25 ETC.; woman to keep house for and chill
dren on rane' els, ETC.. girls assist S S10 fl2
and 80, ctr. girl 20 years to care for children.
S!5 ETC.; girl to assist in housework and OF
childrer., SIS etc, close in; housegirl Boyle
Heigb.s se5 etc cook family Of 5, city, $50, etc
wopan for housework by the day for short time.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT-FEMALE
Forefady, woman to finish and body ironer, also
starch ironer same steam laundry, country, high
esS wages paid waitress for meals and do cham
berwork, so, etc cook for restaurant, S25 room,
etc.; waitress Santa Barbara $50. etc.. extra
waitre sses Fiesta week; woman to take charge of
ironing room in new steam laundry Arizona
HUMMEL BROS. & co.
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TcOR SALE-TWO BARGAINS IN NEW SIX
Il room cottages on Eighteenth st., near Union
ave-; easy Street Is extra wide and all i'm
proyemens are made. FRANK RECORDS, $50
=. Broadway 10, H. 10
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Eok sALE-co ACRES IN wALNUTs.
~ peacnes, prunes and figs, near city, railroad
SI sIuoO. anu cnurch moist soil; as fne as lhe sun
snines 81 ", on In bearing; healthy, vigorous growth
u. ~ n acre and the cost only preparing plant
ny SUI bringing to Its present productive cond
,.o od unis orchard needs Irrigation you are not
val wau.ng !. water and mud nine months out OF the
y1 your .rees besides paving much for water as
ON your crop have had years practl-
"a "a Hperience' and know what am saying when
tell you, NE. Tenderfoot, that there is no. Al,
,a acre Sf ground IN this country climate that /.
ing on this beautiful land is the outra reouslv az
%bp Prre sr oeUy 81 raw land
deluded victims who are furnshinr The nonna n;
nss fiesh; Paste this IN your hat and address
OWNER, W. q. I. U. bldg, room II
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EOR SAIL

sl60o--Snap; 6 rooms, hard finished, bath, barn,
nice trees, flowers. etc. street Improvements
complete; Goxll0 on Twenty-first ST.. near Grand
without reserve; rented for az. Also large list OF
houses in all parts of city. JOHN l.. PAvKO-
VICH, 20 w. First st 10
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Country Property

., nases TOR advertisements under this cassiac,, =,
iua. ume, cents per line; week, 30 cents peg
ine' month, u psrline
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Business Property
EoR SALE
BROADWAY LOT:

We have choice piece Of property ON this
heart Of the business center. We are o6er.
ing this property at such . low price that Will
make the. lucky buyer handsome pront
within short time
CLARK = nRYAN. is7 W. Third Y ~
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" OODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE On
w corporated), 226 s. Spring ST., Is the Oldest
and largest commercial school in Southern Califor.
mia; the most beautiful college rooms and equip
ment to be found in the state elevator for pupils
use; large faculty Of experienced and able
sructors: open the entire year; both day and even.
Ing sessions; practical English course, a thor
ough business course and a course in shorthand
ana typewriting under an experienced stenogra
full Information. G.. A. HoUGH, president; N. o.
FELkER, vice-president.
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81 COHN-
La The Los Angeles Pawnbroxer, i4s N. Main
ST., loans money on diamonds. watches, jaw elry
firearms pianos. libraries and all other collateral
securities; also sells unredeenei pledges for
money loaned aud one months interest added; !;
make no mistake, 1t is the reliable L. b. COHN,
the Los Angeles pawnbroker. e-l0
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EoR SALE

FOR SALE
10000 ACRES
fihes' ranch III oaiiiornla' bordering on Pacific
ocean, twenty minutes by rail- from T,,s Ano.,,,
perfect climate, no frosts no hot winds sert,,. .,
two water systems; suitable for orsnres ,ems,.
grape fruit, olives, peaches, aprcots pears. w.,.
nuts, prunes, corn, beans. etc.
Will sell the whole or in small tracts
D. FREEMAN. Owner,
50 sos 3. Spring ST., Los Angeles
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City Branch Agencies
THE HERALD

n ssaef 70 AcccmmodAts the public The Hegsa1
~ essabiished branch sgenciss, where csplss -
~ Daily and sunday will b. on sale and s1vop.
tsins and subscriptions taksn and forwarded -
The main ONCE as soon a. received.
These branch agencies do not include ~ hunr
1reds Of book stores and news stands In al passs
efthe cty where The Herald IL also for salA
BOYLE HEIGHTS
e. DoNNELI. Newsdealsr. nos East M
street.
EAST Los ANGELES
MRS. e. c. THACKER, NswsdsaiM, ~
North DAILY street.
8AN FERNANDO STREET
MKINNIE's PHARMACY, llss ~ ~.
nando street.
WE6TLAKE PARK
DONALD A. ROSS, NewsdeAler, 400 wsGA
Seventh street.
UNIVERSITY
H. L. PARK, Drugs. Stationery, -.
Fostollcs building
SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
CHICAGO PHARMACY, corner csntsA
avenue and Twelfth street. g.
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FOR EXcHANGE-REAL ESTATE

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tion-Ltime, cents per line; wee k, 80 cents per
line; month, 81 per line
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LNOR SALE-IF YOU WISH TO BUY ANY
Il property in the city for investment or specu-
laton. or place borrow money on good city prop
erty you may make money by consulting Richard
Altschul. l23jz W Second ST. tu-thrsaEtf
INOR SALE-sI0Oo; COSY COTTAGE, ROOMS,
II east view, lot improved, flowers, lawn, etc. |;
electric cars; wesl: 1900 cash required. j. Nc
LEAN, L ST., Pico Heights. Is
no nor PAY RENT, BUT BUY HOUSE
- on the instnlnent plan from ALLISON BAR
LOW. 1913 y. Broadway 1918 IT
INOR SALE-A NICE GROOM. HARD-FIN-
II ished house; lot SSxia3; trees and shrubbery
Apply 2o East Pico. "
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nN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AFTER
~ March 2s the State Loan and Trust company
VIII be opened from to $3.50 p m, for the benefit
cefved at 8. and per cent per annum. The
safe deposit department will also he open
during the same hours to accommodate its pa
irons. A
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IHOR SALE-WE ARE OFFERING LARGE
Il tract OF damp land east Of Soldiers Home in
subdivisions to suit purchaser. This is q bargain.
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1900 acres Of fine land in the celebrated DIAL val
ley, Ventura county. The new railroad will pass
through tho property. Call and get maps and
prices Of subdivisions.
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MRS. ADELINE DUvAL MACK'S SCHOOL
AvA OF Eiocution and Dramatic Art. SIG s. Pearl
st formerly OF Washington d. c.; special terms
to schools thorough vocal training; private les.
sons or classes; also dramatic training for thcatri-
cal prOIesslon. 4-6-D7
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IHEoEBEL INSTITUTE CASA DE gosAs,
IL trimming school for kindergarten; nlso school
for boys and girls of all grades opens Septemb Der
Esd. Apply to MADAME LOUIS CLAVEKiE
R---1y
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JUST THINK OF ITl
For SALE
VALUABLE WALNUT RANCH AT RIVERA.

--6cIs ACRES
lc1a acres in trees about Is years old.
AZ acres in trees about to 10 yeArs old.
Sacres in Susquehenna peaches also in bearing
This ranch is in the walnut belt and Is in the
highest state OF cultivation, abundant free water
right; all necessary ranch buildings and agricul-
tural implements on the premises; immediate
possession II desired liberal terms. Walnut pro-
per,y is especially valuable; no known pests af-
feet the trees and the crop need not necessarily be
marketed when harvested; 1t will keep. The pro-
perty will be divided IL desired. Apply to
r. u. LUNT
ALI 227 w. Second st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
r A FIESTA DECoRNTIoNs-
spEc1l1lz NOTICE

am ready 10 submit and execute plans for all
kinds of La Fiestn decorations Estimates
furnished for decorating any building or store
mont In thecity.
No Two designs will be alike, and respectfully
solicit your decorating patronage. Will color In
candsscent or gcs globes ia Fiesta shades and
have secured from the q xecutive committee OF La
Fiesta the exclusive rigl,t to place Japanese liant
ern decorations on and song the following streets
Main street, from Plaza TO Sixth; Spring, from
Temple to SIKH; Broadway from First to Sixth.
and First, Second, Thiri, Fourth Fifth and Sixth
streets, from Main to broadway, lanterns to be
placed every four feet spsrt For Information as
TO prlce and for estim at,.s, call on or address ED
B. WEBSTER Of the RUS1LE HUSTLE AD-
vERTIsING CO.. aif 3. Broadway.
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SpECEALlSTS

-Sc--131p1--11 ~ mn TfNG GERMIN ENGIieH
IL specialist; diseases Of women: all irregulari-
ties restored; treatment confidential; cure guar
anteed. 446 8. Broadway. 68V0
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FOR SALE-A fine alfalfa ranch near Compton.
See X. b. STEVENS 4 CO.,
ID 125}s W. Third st.
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II OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL, FOR
IL kindergartners. Fall term September 18th.
MRS. N. d. MAYHEM, SD w. Twenty-third al.
6-5tf
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ROfNToN NORMAL. FOR TEACHE RS
ID only, begins September 18th; teachers aided
In getting positions; teachers, governesses and
tutors supplied Room SIS stimson block 6-aOlf
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MEDIUMS
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DROFESSUR B. w. ARLiNG-
THE CELEBRATED CLAIRvOYANT>>
Is in the city. al AIS w. eth st.

ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE TO BENEFIT
YOU.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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tion-i time, cents per line; week, so cents per
line; month, u per line
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A SEPTOLIN-DR. CYRUS EDSON'S AL
IA legged cure for consumption seems to be
proving itself a success; treated at cost of
the remedies used for one month, by
DIR. PILKINGTON The Winthrop,
30 $50 S. Spring st.
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EOLLOwING Is A LIST OF THE CHILL
II dren who have BEEN admitted in the Los An
geles Orphan Asylum since the last publication:
Half orphans-Marfguerte kincaid, aged years !;
Rosa Louis, IL; Georgia Emmerson, o; Mariana
Romero, Q; Refine de Lore. g; Emma Mnnca, s.;
Pauline Manicn. O; Frances Manfca, 4; Caroline
Green 10: Charlotte Green, s; Jennie Save. II ;
Mary Save, 10; Bertha Cook, s; Antonio Martinez
0; Bertha Martinez, 0; Marie Bourdat; Consuela
Dominique 3.
Whole orphans-Issaura Real. IL: Bonita Monua,
10: Frances Monua, s. SISTER CECILIA.
April Is, 1896.
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Lands IN the San Gabriel valley suitable for cit.
rus fruitQ
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HOTEL DEP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w BOYS OR YOUNG MEN
w from each school college in the city 10
work portion of the time for The Herald. Twen-
ty7five cents in cash will be paid for each new
name, and every canvasser will have sn opporlu-
nifty to win one more OF the following prizes:
One 500 firs-ciass bicycle, gold hunting-case
watch, a six months scholarship In busin css
college, double -barrelcd breech loading shotgun,
SO suit OF cothes, $40 overcoat, round trip to San
Diego or Catalina and return. Either of the lat
ter includes free dinner at the Coronado Hotel
or Hotel de Avalon. al If
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LyTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NO. i3s W. PICo
II a. HORACE A. BROWN, Ill. B.
HARP STUDIO. MRS. J. M. JONES 1908 w.
II Seventh at. "a
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g LARSEN 4 co. HAVE THE AGENCY
81 for Relay Bicycles. 2cS W Fifth sk &ij
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DERSONAL-RALPHS BROS.-GOLD BAR
=. -four, 100; city -four, SOC; granulated sugar,
1Slbs., 81; brown sugar IL lbs, 81; lbs. rolled
wheat or oats, 25c sardnes, boxes, 25s; toma-
toes, cans, 25c; bars German family soap, 25c;
gallons OIL 9jc; gasoline 95c; packages morning
meal 25c: lard, 10 ID can CSC; 1o lbs. Beans, $50;
lbs. rice, 25c. 800 S. Spring ST., Sixth. $50
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FIyO LET-NlCE SUITE OF SrNNy ROOMS
month, bsth. Private family. S.os Olive =
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FINANCIAL

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,ion-i time, cents per line; week, so cents per
/ line; month, $l per line.
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AHESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A'SPECIFIC
Xvl monthly medicine for immediate relief for
painful and irregular menses-from whatever
cause. For sale by GEO. H. FREEMAN & Co,
southeast cor. Second and Broadway. Price sa a
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BUSINESS NEWSPAPER THE DAILY
ID Journal; business newspaper, publishing all
the county official records. real estate transfers,
mortgages and liens, building news. contract work.
financial news and all news relating to the
sources and development of Southern California
and the great territory Of the southwest One dol
lar per month"; or in advance $40 per year. 227 W.
First st , Los Angeles, Cal. Gltf
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EXCURSIONS

BURLINGTON RoUTE-PERsONALLY CON
- Quoted excursions 70 the east every Wednes,
day over the scenic line oi the w0rld upholstered
tourist cars without change. 4. II. DUZAN,
agent, 222 3. Spring st., Los Angeles. Cal.
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MONEY TO LOAN-NOT BY THE BAR.
AVA rel or bushe hut any amount desired, on real
estate furniture watches. diamonds, pianos live
stock etc.. long short time interest reasonable;
private Office; business, confidential.
CHARLES q. LAMB, 20 :. Spring ST.. en-
trance room Z. 5il
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AIRS. SANFORD JOHNSON. THE INDE-
Az pendent slate e writer and medium, gives
circles on Thursday evening. ut PM, of each
week Admission Soc, and Will take q few pupils
for niano lessons, S-l3
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n J. DAVIS, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
W. Houses built for cash or installment plan
Money TO loan to parties contem plating building.
- 40s g. Broadway. Tel. 114l Main. 4-9tf
TNHE SUPREME LODGE OF THE FRA
i ternai brotherhood, rooms 25 and rs, Pirtle
blk. A first-class organizer wanted. 42l
b. FROvA, PRACTICAL CHIMNEY
~ sweeper Residence 200 Macy ST.. Los Angc-
les SO
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NToNEY TO LOAN IN ANY. AMOUNTS
AVl on diamonds, watches, jewelry, pianos.
safes. odging-houses. hotels and private
household furniture; low interest; money quick;
private Office for ladies'. q. NJ. JONES' rooms IA
and l5 342,a $. Broadway, adjoining cisy hall 4l6
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"ANTED TO PURCHASED HAVE A
w customer waiting with $1,000; what can you
offer in the way of house and lot. nice neighbor.
hood and close in? II. A. NEWLYN, 23l Byrna
bldg. II
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rT,HE BT-METALIIC ASSAY OFFICE ANL
u Chemlca Laboratory. l2I ). Main st. K. A.
PEREZ. T.. NJ. Manager l-lJ
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-26
ROSES TO EXHALE IDEAS.
Fragrant Blooms to Be Exhibited al
the Palace Hotel This Week.

Fragrant Blooms to Be Exhibited at
the Palace Hotel This Week.
The thirteenth semi-annual flower show
of the State Floral Society will take place
at the Palace Hotel April 80, May and 2.
This society was formed in 1888. its
object is to unite all persons acceptable to
one another, without regard to sex or oc-
cupation, in the one common interest of
Horticulture. The society hopes by its work
to stimulate the public taste. to make
home more attractive and beautiful aud to
magnify the glory of the State.
According to the promoters the merit of
the exhibit will be in quality, not in
quantity. Surely the professional who
has spent as much time and more thought
in bringing out some new flower deserves
as much credit as be who bestows no
more time on an acre of old flower friends
The choicest buds and blooms only will
be shown for competition, either by anna
teurs or professionals. AT the request of
many there will be historic table, on
which flowers will be placed from the gar
dens of long ago, each with its own
special romance.
This is not charitable society, but as
its resources increase the members wish to
give all flower lovers an opportunity to
enjoy this collection.
Free tickets have been sent to the
Catholic, Hebrew and Protestant orphan
asylums and to the Ladies' Protection and
Relief Society.
The old people from the Crocker, Lick
and Episcopal homes have received SINH
lar invitations.
These societies will visit the show Friday
and Saturday forenoons.
The committee of arrangements consists
of Professor E. E. Smith (manager), Mrs
w. S. Grothwell, Mrs. W. S. Chandler
Mrs. B. E. Hendrickson, Mrs. L. o. Hodg.
kins, Mrs. Orville. D. Baldwin, secretary
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1t Will Be Set Up Over the
Grave at Cypress Lawn
Cemetery.
sCHWEINFURTH. ARCHITECT.
Mrs. Hearst and Her Son Keep Silent
About the Beautiful
Memorial.

A mausoleum of beauty and costliness
hitherto unknown in California is about
to be erected by Mrs Phoebe Hearst over
the remains of the late Senator Hearst,
which repose in Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
The idea of marking her late husbands
resting-p place with beauGiful and lasting
monument has been in Mrs. Hearst's mind
for some time. though she has said very
little about her plans, even to her most
intimate friends.
1t is known, however, that she resolved
to spare neither money nor personal pains
to make the mausoleum equal if not su-
perlor, to some of the historic monuments
of the Old World.
Since taking up their residence in the
East Mrs. Hearst and her son have been
quietly having plans submitted to them
for the memorial to the late Senator, till
at last they found one that exactly suited
their ideas of beauty and dignity.
The successful plan was made by the
well-known Eastern architect, Schwein-
furth brother of A. c. Schweinfurth of
this City, who is at present engaged in
building a country house for Mrs. Hearst.
The Eastern architect, who designed the
mausoleum is the best known of three
brothers, all of whom are clever and origi-
nal architects.
When the plans had been accepted the
greatest secrecy was enjoined on every one
concerned. Mr.. Schweinfurth, who was
charged with the erection as well as with
the designing of the monument, had all
his materials prepared in the East and in
Europe, SO that the marble, the bronze,
the sculpture and even the baser materials
used in the design will all be brought
here. as nearly completed and ready for
setting up as possible.
So great has been the secrecy observed
that it is stated that the architects
brother IN this City has not been intrusted
with any information respecting the
mausoleum. although he is engaged by
Hearst to build country house. When
all the materials had been completed and
packed ready for transportation the archi-
tect came to this City with his plans,
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hoping thus, according to Mclaughlin s
statement, to secure part OF the business
which the extensive advertising OF the
Sanden Company brought to the building.
He then made an offer to Mr.. Nc
Laughlin to vacate the premises if the lat
ter would pay him $500, which offer was
declined.
In the meantime P. B. Travis was in
duced to assign his lease of the room
which was occupied by Chadburne to E..
E. Wilbur, which assignment was made
on the Oath inst.
Yesterday Wilbur went into tie Office of
Chadburne and demanded possession OF
the premises.
The occupant refused to consider the
demand, when Wilbur with few follow
ers took possession forcibly, ejecting the
young real estate man and pitching his
Office furniture and effects into the hall
In the skirmish the door of the Office was
torn from its fastenings and large pane
of glass was smashed.
Four police officers watched the scrim-
mage, but as no personal violence was at
tempted no arrests were made, but the
grievances of all parties concerned will be
aired in the courts, as warrants will be is
sued on Monday for the arrest of two at
least of the participants in the contro-
VerSy.
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prepared to supervise the arrival and erec-
tlon OF the monument. He arrived seve-
raj days ago, and so secret has his coming
been kept that few of his friends are yet
aware of his presence here.
One OF the reasons for Mr.. Hearst's re-
cent visit to San Francisco it is stated,
was to make the final arrangements for
the erection of the mausoleum to his
fathers memory, though he kept silence
on the subject, even to his most intimate
friends.
No one has yet seen the plans outside
the Hearst family and the few people who
have been actively engaged in putting
them into execution.
1t is stated that the estimated cost of the
mausoleum is $500,00 Its component
parts are expected to arrive in the course
of the next few weeks, and then they will
be set up over the Senator's grave by the
architect who designed them.