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AGENTS make money easy selling Per-
lection Gasisht Burners. Makes kerr
osene lamps give brilliant gaslight: no
chiuneys, or .wicks M the latest
workers. Perfection Mfg. co. go. Gin
rinrati. Ohio. 20
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ALL NERVOUS female diseases and all
chronic troubles cured, quick. chcap.
Rodgers. 1913 Texas avenue. rooms 2QS
and aOl ~
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PLEASE llETURN-lt Will he much an
precidted If all books borrowed from
Judge Goldthwaite's laN ana miscel-
lanoous library he returned TO the office
as early az possihlo
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ONE or TWO unfurnlshed south rooms,
suitable" Tor heht housekeeping, WITH
hall ami to,h. also one furnished room
very gheap Apply lSG Rusk ayenut ~
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WANTED--Lady to fill vucuncy IN a buSi
ness house; must be able TO give salts
factory reference and have a fair edn-
tzLtlnn. A,tsGIAss NH rhls ufirra 70
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FOR RENT FlVe-ropm house. furnished
CLOSE in, low rent. Inquire at lO4 Walk
cr aN cnuc. =
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WANIEp--Agents SIS par month and ex-
lenses paid active men Il right: goods
and carriage furnished. free Address
Jobber. BOX sos. Boston. Mass.
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FOR RENT Eve cool rooms oil on sec
nud floor. furnished. go family without
small children. very Desirable; OIL corr
vcn.cuu,s. Apply lll5 Travis, ~
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WANTED-Hustll ding agent; orders for old
portrait ropytug house, $4,000 monthly
and railroad expenses q. Il. Martel.
New York CITY. department %. 20
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SPECIAL oFFER-Be yonr own drcss-
maker; simple, easy; no POSSIBLE fail
ure. Send $50 for me ,hod and fun in.
structons 10 NJ. Teel. Fort WORTH
Texas.
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WANTED-Catholic man TO travel for old
established house; must begin on low
salary Address Catholic Truth, Lock
BoX 52S. Chicago
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FOR RENT--Neat fve-room raised cot
tage newly papered and large ward. cor
ner Rusk and LaBranch. Apply next
lOCC -
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MARRY Write to handsome ladies' or
honorable men: many worth 500 10 SO e
600 Nrge private lis, Zoe. Box loo.
DcnSts, colo. 20
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SlRFSlDE HOTEL. on the beach at We
hsco. now oIsm for thc season hne
breeze. good surf bathing. good aItesian
water good nshing and hunung-in
short, "a paludlse FOR individuals and
families seeking rest and recreation. Ap-
plv to Texas Land and Immigration
l,nnlnanN. NclaAco. rnA.A. q
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FOR SALE.

i y MFhhET printing cheaper than ~
80 s. our prices on printing 81 ~, w.
tniSons: oroceedings Of meetings. conss.
are headquarters TO, such wor, e~ w
l'dstoriDa Printing and I,ltbnsm.. Z, !. :.
Co.. Houston. Texas. N'aeal Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-20

IL NOEIL FANS. PACKAKD LANES
Ideal Engines. National Boilers, Eiei
Transformers. Electrical Con,t.1cuoSsa
Repairing, supplies. Armaturs ReSSS.
ing. The Bardcn-Sheets Electrical Ccs,
st.uction company. sN Preston aN,ue
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NIAV1 REMEDIES 49, HOME TREAT
MllNTS- Please iivcstignle at state
headquarters 4o2 B!nz building; LADY at
book FREQ. ID
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FREE mireral specimens. tsospectuses.
Information multiple per cent awaits
YOU, brokers: ricn mineral DEVELOPMENTS.
Reliable Martin < Co.. Seattle, Wash.
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FOR SALE.

HARGA1NS- Double seat. extension top
surrey or carriage. good as new: genue
harness horse. lacies drive him; not
afraid locomotive nor strret cars; also
combination saddle and harness pony
b,iiit hcrse gO3 this office. ~
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ELEGANTLY' furnished new saloon.
stock and fixture ic"rse paid to 1895
iirst-class trade u j location cheap rent
sell at cost as ! am engaged in other
business, cash ai.i time. Address IL q.
g. This oftcf "
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FOR RENT-.A Ave room cottage, in good
ncIghhorhood: rent cheap TO the right
PARTY. Apply 1917 Walkesi street. %
FOR RI1NT-Two-story store. corner Polk
and ST. Emanuel street: good business
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WANTED Everybody 90 go 10 Pearl n
Grants AMI take a look ~ thai pretty
hands, an.pc3 taU4lo. -
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FOR KEN1-Thr.e OF four plcas.an, an
luyuish d yocWs ior llshl Housekeeping f;
modem rouveuiencesi close in, on raves
street.. '@g II lam. -
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WANTED srrilsihle snnrle distrbu-
tiers. $40 per 1850; particulars and samples
10. Crescent Chemical Co, 81 Dearborn
street. Chicago, 70
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$20 TO El*.0-Mallo money ny successful
SPECULATION on the faces; send for book
ilud particulars. Morris & Co, 1l9 Dear
born street, Chicago.
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N'ANNED--A young LADY as partner.
"asS and light work, For Information
Allress at once. NJ. 80 this office. 70
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SAIt--lO acres. well locUd wshls
quarter mile of the La Porte depo., ios
$i,A. all sash; bargain for some one.
Address SSS, this office. q
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Office. No. Il Main street
Phone o5S =
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So AVERAGED each week last nye
years hv placing $40, dividends paid
Of u lifetime. c. L. Cooper Il Co. Cow
!nEton. Ky. 20
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PERSONAL.

Ms d
10 udleriis5tiicmIs IN ofa-e Of Tho
po.n |or ,y,.vl. ,u,iing Saturday. June -
1871; /
i-b t-l vas; SO T.: -. y 20 ~,
gs. y 8, C. G, , a. ~ - s'V, j. ~ r., |
40; ". T. 10. tl' 10 % ~ u. o. - |
II, ~ IT,, A": ,lH 9dH, Hnl nl w. w., /
"a. %i1 ~ a., 90 ;,I, nj a. ia ~. qiS |
II II -, a,,lf ~ ~ 90. 800 90, lgn t-n |
N; ~. 5,t "a M. " al. rs. ". : ca, ,
Ms. ri 80. 400 %: 10
4
, m, All ,ai,r a ,ook a; tGai pretty
hana-s.an.pe.. taddle - !
49,.
NlANl REMEDIES 49, HOME TREAT
AENTS-P Please inyesiichle at state
,,dai,.is . 80 q y ~, a,iylcs and bsalth
tci' -. ~ ~ 49, 49, "a
DON
MISS CAERlE CUMMING OF the Wo-
mans Exchange is forming clstsses for
children and ladies IN Art Embroidery
at 81 prr month. stainpinS a specially, -
--,-----,----- - 80,
III ,5' tirt Md or new one
made n, order; furniture rclrllrci ana
nnrk.a. trv our French Furniture pol
ish. best made only - CENTS II bottle.
ri1,i,,a n 4 DALLAS avenue! rcfcrtnCe
II Wn,bi,., a
81
voyant, paimist ana fortune teller. can
be consulted on ali affairs. fun sittiuss
SOC. satisfaction given: 3U5l, Main al q
-
AlAkhl w f4l' 10 hanisonie 'tn'N or
go. h1rge private lis, i0c BoN 1910
Denyt colo 20
siI,G,I, ,,I,I-I7I7 -i---,.,
n'ak,.r. stmpIr. easy. ma rosSlhlo (ail.
IRE. send % for me nod ana fuli IN.
structious 10 NJ Teol Fort NORTH
Texas
-5------; ,-
-Ai,i+ 4Ni-H - i'n",' o,.,.i Hiu 49,
certain. mo- rugs. constltat ion free l1r.
Rodgers. lois Texas avenue. rooms ny
=,
IhhASs ht,l v ~ II wan Ne nurn %, CD
IreSlA'ed u Al DOORS p"rroWed rom
Judsr poiNlhWhileh nav nnu I, lNS
laheous Hbrafy ne nn'urhed 10 'he ot'''e
syhFsIDE HOTEL, on The beach at Ns-
breeze, good surf bathing, good artesiaan
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NINE. @. <. BUJAc, pianiete, studio "a.
Mason block; special attention paid 20
residencs n desired: instruction to 20.
Ginneru; also advanced atudenu.
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slNBURN relieved. tan and freckles
positively removed by NAPLES Velvet
Cream, 70 cents, pleasant md fragrant
Naples drug store. 90 Preston. Hous-
ton. or by mail -
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MRS. Il. j. CARLTON of Penhin ston,
Trinity county. Texas. would Ike TO
know the Whereabouts OF her two sons.
. namely, Shade Carlton, last hcard from
i'm san saba county, aud \, W. carlton,
lasst heard from in Hamilton county
might he IN Indian Territory. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-20

CAPON Springs and Baths--on the Great
Norih Mountain Alkaline IAthil
springs, 1000 10 1900 guests annually;
elite OF North, South and Wrst Larsost
and socially most pleasant COMPANY 81
any mountain resort In tins country, for
rates. circulars. etc. addrrss WIN. II.
sale, proprietor. capop Springs. W. va,
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FOR RENT-1NNo nice airy rooms. with
bath accommodation. Apply at llo san
Jaointo street: also nice stable in yard
for rent cheap. -
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FRANCES KEGANs Is requested TO
communicate with ~. NJ, T'rueheart y
90 at Galveston Texas. y
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HOT STON SHORTHAND AND TNpE-
WHITING SCHOOL Mason Block. Miss
AlIee r. Harper. principal, II YOU are
ambitious and will WORK hard, we want
you to take "a business training course
yvlfh ia II
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For RENI-Nory c0o-- pheasant front
rooms, southern exposure, bath. SUM
mer rates. l0iS Mckinney, corner Fan
MIN. ~
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FOR Rem IA I'VE room cotta-r nearly
new, good CiS'orn, stable. e'c' good
noghborh >od; SO rer month: ur,y Thrd
ward school Apply TO 2ill commerce
avenue. -
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FOR RENT--i0S Capitol avenue. opposite
rev court house: good location for
grocery. restaurant or any small bust
hess; rent lew. long lease. Call al ie2
rnnlfol avenue -
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FOR kENT-Two story seven-rooin house,
hot and cold water bath. etc; south.
east front. Milan street. Apply l06
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LARGE front "a. with bay wlulow,
souih room. IN TiaA ward, furnished,
for one or two. cheap Mrs Maier. 5el
III tfniltou. r..ar CONGRESS "a
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ROOMS FOR RENT n, ely furnished,
large cool rooms. and also three uufur-
shed rooms. ch,gp; us Main strict
opposite Mason building =
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FOR RENT scveu-Ioom cottage with
all couv snituccs' offices IN orr hlidWp
with nrcpro0f vault attached. Houston
Land and Trust CO. =
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| FOR RENT-Twc or thrc" unfurnished,
| very desirable rooms Nury cheap "
| taken at once. 1905 Commerce avenue. -
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Nay steeiS ,a.I9n s2 nsi sS s e.
pay difference in CASH L
n,amnle. Texas. ----- n,n,, a5'
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FOR SALE or Fx ella, NEE ls We
a and , s,S'ii lots: block y soasss. r. J.
hail half block, With SIX onNeeansas:-!
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FOR SALE on HS ;ssss14ssa' IS IL z
f li ',a;,, ien make an oiier' g..
oini 0din aycnGs.-- -.-..ar $50 /
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FOR RENT--Now cottage. modern I'M
pravomo1is, furnished or unfinished,
Apply on promises or next door, Mrs.
l., f. DoNce iTl4 InBranch q
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FOR RENT--Cottage at 1906 Congress ave-
Isre. near Caroline. for sl7,n per montA:
cottage IN renr of aLoNe foe 5000 per
month; or Will rent both for $500 These
are close H. desirable places. Apply 10
Raphael Bros, Insurance agents. y
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H ssahaa asA 81 god iSalsl RAesssssss.ss.
FOR nxcnAS,e,aa,,-fSlEassi - 50 II ~:
lady,,s bicycle o ,o "a. Beaun,el,' ANA Z.
no ExcHANdEi;m,,bhee,res uitab!ss, 4, 81 q ~
lie i sssd; ss e. i ses piano al
81 Greet, Houston.z1I1NGE~ss1 n
FOR SALE Or ES Sesntiy s!sss ~
roo room o ;Ia% the 81 sos sss sSE|E.s
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FINANCIAL,

MONEY advanced on furniture, planos
orgahs. SEWING machines. bicycles. bug.
giles, etc. goods stored 1902 l,ongrass
avenue. corner Caroline, 81
CAN FURNISH any amount OF roo,ov
Wanted wanted, on ~, brick business properiv in
itoustol Tor 4 and per cent Apply Ia
n. I. Mills: 200 Main street. ~ ~
The herald., 1897-05-17
LINES OF VEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The companys elegant steamers Santa
Rosa and Corona leave Redondo at II a. m.
and Port Los Angeles at 2:20 pm. for
San Francisco via Santa Barbara and Port
Hartford, May 4, 8, 12, IS, 20, "a. IS, June
1. 5, 8, 49, II, 21, 25 20. Leave Port Los An
geles at 6 am. and Redondo at IL am for
San Diego. May 2, g. 10, IA, Is, %, 26, 80. The
Corona calls also at Newport. Cars con-
meet via Redondo leave Santa Fe depot at
10 am, or from Redondo railway depot
at $3.50 am.
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave
s. P. r. r. depot at 1875 pm. for steamers
north bound.
The steamers Eureka and Coos Bay leave
San Pedro and East San Pedro for San
Francisco via Ventura, Carpinteria Santa
Barbara, Gaviota, Port Hartford, Cayucos,
San Simeon, Monterey and Santa Cruz, at
g. 80 p. m. May l, 5, 9, 13, IT, 21. rs, 20; June
2, 8, 10, IA, IS, 20, 26, 80; July T. g. 12, 49, 20,
"a, 2S. Cars connect with steamers via
San Pedro leave S. P. r. r. (Arcade depot
at sos pm. and Terminal Railway depot
at 5:12 pm. The company reserves right
to change without previous notice, steam
ers. sailing dates and hours of sailing.
w. PARRIS, Agt.. 124 w. Second ST., Los
Angeles. GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.
Gen. Agts., S. F.
The herald., 1897-05-17

The Oakland bench show was big
success. The entries were numerous
and the exhibition of a high class.
While the fact that the show was un-
doubtedly materially assisted by the
San Francisco exhibit following SO
closely that exhibitors could take part
in both at comparatively little expense,
the Oakland people deserve great credit
for their enterprise in carrying out the
show successfully.
Mr.. J. H. Keifer's Baldy took the first
prize in the challenge pointer class at the
Oakland show, as he did at Los Angeles.
and as he probably will do at San Fran
cisco. Baldy is considered the best type
of the large pointer on the coast.
Among the Los Angeles dogs which
won prizes at the Oakland Kennel show
is John L. Cunningham's challenge
Great Dane bitch Juanita, who cap
tured the special gold medal for the best
dog Of her kind in the show, out Of a
list of nine entries. Mr.. Cunningham's
kennel Of Danes formed a great attrac-
ton Of the local show, and met with
much admiration up north. This week
the dogs will be seen at the San Fran
cisco bench show.
The March number Of Spalding's
Home library, Drawing Room Games"
by A. Howard Cady, has been received.
The rules for number of interesting
games for the home circle are given,
with very cleverly written preface
on indoor amusements in general.
The Redondo Baseball club has reor-
ganized and is open for games for the
summer. Teams desiring games should
address box s32. Redondo.
Spaldings Lawn Tennis Annual" for
1897 has just been issued by the Ameri-
can Sports Publishing company of New
York. The book is by j. Parmley Pa
ret, an expert player himself and holder
of the championship of the southern
states and Of New Jersey, and several
other valuable challenge cups and mi
nor championships. 1t is profusely IL
lustrated with portraits Of the players
and views of important courts and
matches. This little book forms COM
plete record of last season, and contains
carefully prepared tables Of the victo-
ries and percentages Of the crack play
crs, as we'll as the revised playing rules
of the game, schedule of official events
for 1897, and rules and valuable sugges-
tions for handicapping. As Mr.. Paret
is probably the best authority on han
dicapping in America, and officiated at
more of these events last season than
anyone else, this chapter on handicaps
should prove particularly valuable.
The herald., 1897-05-17
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The live-bird shoot Of the Los Angeles
Gun club, at their grounds southwest Of
West.ake park, yesterday, was largely
attended. large percentage Of the men,
bership being on hand.
Most interest was felt in the cham
pionship shoot between Bruner and Van
Vallicnburg, for the Bruner medal and
$50 a side, fifty birds each, thirty yards
rise. The match was won by Van Val
kenburg by score of As to 80. Bruner
was out of luck, getting the worst of 1t
on the birds, the larger number Of his
pigeons being strong flyers, while the
wind. with aggravating perversty,
seemed to spring up almost every time
he faced the traps. Van Valkenburg
shot as steady as rock from first to
last knocking over the majority Of his
birds within a few feet Of the traps. This
makes the second time that Van Valken-
burg has won the medal. Van Valken-
burg lost three birds by their falling
dead out of bounds; Bruner four from
the same cause.
A match between John Hauerwaas
and Charles H. Stoll followed. twenty
five birds each. thirty yards rise, Hauer-
waas winning by score of 23 to II.
Preceding the two match events a
couple Of sweepstakes at six live birds
each were ehot Off. Entrance was $3.50,
and after paying for the birds the money
was divided as follows: First $3.50, Sec
ond $2.70. third $1S0. The score follows:
The herald., 1897-05-17
Los ANGELES HERALD MONDAY MORNING. MAY II, 1897

lives in London, has probably won more
bicycle races than any other feminine
cyclist. She has been in all kinds 'of
bicycle speed contests from the quarter
of mile sprint to the long, grinding
six-day race, and has landed first in
scores of them. She does not equal in
the number Of centuries ridden by a
certain American woman, Mrs. Rinehart
of Denver, but she has ridden faster
races. She has done 100 miles over the
road not far from record time, riding
the distance over the Great North
Road" course In England in hours 20
minutes so seconds. She has any amount
of endurance and has raced day after
day.
Chairman Siman Of the racing COM
mittee Of the Associated Cycling clubs
expects entries for the Chicago road race
will come very near to reaching the
1000 mark. The demand for entry blanks
is exceeding expectations.
King Humbert Of Italy is an enthusiast st
on cycling, and he was among those
present at the recent opening Of the
Velodrome track. He officiated as time
keeper in the final race.
Lisette, the speedy French woman cy-
clist, is coming to America for trial of
speed agast the American female racing
cyclists. She Is likely to find worthy
competitors.
The herald., 1897-05-17
THE WHEEL

A decided novelty in the bicycle line,
adapted from the ordinary safety, has
been made by the Russell Bros, 143 West
Fifth street.
The frame is built on the lines Of a
tricycle., with the rear wheel at one joint
the front wheel at another and the rider
seated on top of the third joint, so that
the strain Is more evenly distributed.
The rear wheel is twenty-eight inches
in diameter and the front one fourteen
inches, the gear being 1914 inches. One
popularity Of the wheel is found in the
handle bars, which are placed in the
rear of the saddle. 1t Is quite trick to
ride the machine, owing to the short
The herald., 1897-05-17

sons, /. Two-base hits-J. Moore, 1; E.
Moore, 1. Three-base hits-Allen, l. Bases
on balls-Off Moore. 1; off Majors, 4. Struck
out-By Moore, 2; by Majors, s. Time of
game-1:45. Umpire-Hutton.
The second game was between the
Trilbys and Los Angeles clubs. Majors
again pitched for the colored boys, and
did remarkably WE'LL as the score shows.
1t took twelve long innings to decide this
game, and it was magnificent exhibit
tion of ball playing until the last inning.
when Majors gave out and Tyler's sup
port went to pieces, the game being
eventually won by Los Angeles by a
score of 10 to 7. The work Of the batter
The herald., 1897-05-17
THE NOVELTY WHEEL

turn which can be given to the front
wheel and to the position Of the handle
bars, the steering being just the opposite
Of the safety.
The advantages of the new wheel are
not great. 1t is intended more as a now
city than anything else. although it is
lighter weight and adapted for either
gentleman or lady.
Only one Of these novelty wheels has
appeared in this city and the Russell
Bros. use that. II is said that there
are only one or two wheels Of similar
construction in the United States. The
idea came from Paris, where the style is
being attempted by the French. It is
hardly possible, however, that the now
city wheel will become popular with the
masses.
There has been but little bicycle rae
ing in Southern California for year or
more, mainly because weekday <ace
The herald., 1897-05-17

hy score of z 2. Jack Moore's pitch
ing, the fielding of Van Horn and Will
SON and the batting of Ed Moore and
Allen were of a high order. Carroll,
Alexander and Anderson did about all
the playing for the Trilbys, excepting
the excellent pitching Of Majors.
The complete score follows:
TRTT.RYS
The herald., 1897-05-17
BASEBALL

Yesterdays games at the park were
decidedly the best played and most ex-
citing of the series. The first game was
between the Francis Wilson's and Tril-
bys, and was won by the former club
The herald., 1897-05-17

Drink Glen Rock water. Address r. L.
Smith, zl6 South Spring street. Tel 26.
The herald., 1897-05-17

6timulant to muscular and intellectual
activity: relieves mental exhaustion. Bro
mo-Kola.
The herald., 1897-05-17

Van Horn and Sandy l. Struck out-By
Tyler. 6; by Majors, 6. Passed balls
Baker. 8; Carroll, l. Time of game-2:0O.
Umpire-HuttOn.
The herald., 1897-05-17
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Trilbys, l: Los Angeles, 8.
Home runs-Tyler. l. Three-base hits
Tyler, I. Two-bass hits-Bustillions, ;;
johnson. !; B. johnson. !. Double plays
The herald., 1897-05-17

les and the fielding of Alexander, Tribb,
Anderson, and the terric batting of Tyler
and Bustillions were the features Of
note.
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People Are SURPRISED

At the wonderful success of the English and
German Expert Specialists, and wonder how it
Is that these specialists succeed after other
dOptors fail
The herald., 1897-05-17
Seeing Is Believing

scrption OF any object, the only real impress
sion comes through the eyes. Every visitor to
the English and German Expert institute. who
ment and offices Of the successful Specialists,
has exclaimed, II couldn't believe It'll had no
idea that such magnificent equipment and
west"
No wonder you are successful when other
doctors fail, for you have everything to make
your work successful, while other doctors could
not afford the expensive instruments, appli-
ancea and n m mt ;t,
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Easy to See

have astonished California" This echoes the
opinions of thousands of people who come have
seen. and were convinced, that superior equip
ment, superior surroundings and superior facil-
ing but superior results.
Don't give up until you have tried them.
Consultation is free
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Earned runs-Trilbys, o. Francis Will
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