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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

EGGS of Lighg BrahnNo, b. =. Rocks, Pc
chang for peas or gram for feed. Val.
Icy Ranch fouAury Yards, Beevilc Text
FOR ENCHANGle-lands and city prop
critics. both Northern and Southern. Mrs.
Cora Bacon Foster. ore-Burnett
BnIldlnE. lOll TcNns aNonue u
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NOOK'S DANCING School viii open II Dry
an hall Thursday. January Z, at O'Clock
y: m. for ladies and children and S3n
o-cloCk for gentlemen. 9
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BoARD AND Rooms.

90. LQ.,..A >.>"1SlAa -fa.-
ron RENrT-Two large. newly furnished
south rooms. all modern conven.eaces,
with or Without board in small private
family Apply I02 Crawford. corner Cap!
ttol avenue. ~
rnoms ei a. so nor week trans.eats T5c
per day: heaters in every room. at els
Fannin street. - ---~.-.--. -
LARGE. wei furnished room for rent,
with or without board, private fan.ly :
soltn exposure: modern conven,enc.s s.;
no small children, Appiy 1908 DaIla.
avenue. corner l.al'raneh.
pooMS AND BOARD-Nirely furnished
rooms with board. centrally !ocateh ana
ali conven.ences. table boarlers solicited,
S12 Travis street. y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

FULL. dress suits. wigs. bonrds, tlghte.
trunks. crowns. 'ewels and 1000 Other
articles suitable for masquerade, theat-
iicals. deteatve work. etc. The Texas
Costume House. Q
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For SALE OR TRADE--A young rcg1s-
tered Jersey bull. Address D. w. spence
College Station, Teas q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

1000 ACRES choiee black land IN Brazorla
county. well located, for sale a., A whole
or IN quarters. Wilson Il Hannah, gol
kiam building n
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WANT TO TRADE FOR LuMBER-I
have 2Dg1 acres Of good unmprovci
farming land In Limestone county. go
acres IN kusk county tahout 20 acres
In cultivation, an equity In $40 acres OF
very iinc farming land in Denton county
,325 acres ia cultivation, viii trade any
or all of these lands Tor lumber and
shingles at the above prices; mean
business. Address j. y. Tucker Taylor.
Texas. .
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FOR RENT -- Handsomely fuwisned
rooms. gas. heat and baths close In for
gentlemen only. reference required Ap.
piy 40 Fauniu street q
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PERSONAL.

--E1.
Il PERSONAL.
z-I.s'.. - ----NEr
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOI-Pasa.
dena. Texas boys preparing for college
can find no better place: WI! not talte
NOR than twelve l.. a. DowdeLl, II
MAbAME, l.. WEsTPHAL S Par-s mas
uuerade business is moved to I'll Travis
stree: costumes for rent and to order,
orders sent all ovct Texas 0
MRS. GATES. Eastern drossm1ker, has
irir1mo,ye1 fr}m Sl2 Main street to room
sured; prices low through January. IL
MoOk's Dancing School will open At Dry-
an nan Thursday, JANUARY Z. at O'Clock
y: m. for ladies and children and S:3n
o-cloek for eentlemen.
MooK's Dancing AGademy,, regular days
fer ladies and children. Thursday and
Saturday at +. m. and for gentlemen
Tuesday. Wednesday aud Thursday at
$50 y. m. .
FULL; dress suits, wigs, boards Gghts,
articles suitable for masquerade, theat-
iicals. deteetive work etc. The Texas
Costume House. Q
ARTISTIC dressmaking done o. short no
tco at the Texas Costume House s0f1.
Ma street. Mrs $. y. Schneider, art
ISL satisfaction guaranteed 0
WANTED Information as TO a town in
which small grocery and iirst-class
neat market would pay. Address gli2.
This Office. j
NIAVI-A home treatment for uterine
troubles; investigate, at iO2 iDnz build
ing: lady attendants from 10 i y. nj:
advice and healih book free 9
DIR. WM. 4. BOXELL. Specialist in D's-
eases Of Women, Nervous and Chronic
Diseases. Opium and Alcohol treatment.
absolutely harmless. perfect cure guar
anteed office. Mason Block. .
HOUSTON Kindergarten and Primary
Schocl-On January A. Mrs. T. j. Atwood
VIII reopen her school on the corner OF
silver and Decatur. with improved ia
NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS-Ia-
dies ana gents garments cleaned dyed
and repaired ut lowest prices; all work
guaranteed. Norris Rosenthal manager.
307 Travis street. Houston. Texas. 1-3o
FOR sALE--A valuable business: good
reasons FOR selling; terms liberal Cali
~ ~ .V4 IraEls- ------ l-So-37
GENUINE. Chinese importer OF celebrated
teas and fireworks. six handkerch!efs,
Chinese and Japanese brio "a -brac best
in the world. Yam Tai 10y, IOl6Is Pres
Ion aN-Iue. t-z-9I
GENUINE Chinese importer OF ceieprIted
teas and fireworks. silk handkerchiefs,
Chinese and jar .nese brio -brac best
in the world. Yam Tai Lay, 1910 Preston
avenue. l-2-yi
LAMPS! LAMPSl LANiPS,-incanClesccn
lamps. wholesale ara retail armature
rewinding a specially; electrical and
EaTaE sue6si 81
Preston avenus. II
HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL-Mason block, Miss
Alice f. Harper, principal. makes a
practical bus. mess positions. " you mean
business. come and take n course. II
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FOR SALE-Just arrived from Austin.
Texas, carload of high grade Jerseys,
all fresh with young calves California
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HELP WANTED.


" ANTFD- Two women 10 cook on SEQ
tiou' tickets furnished. German or
Buronu OF Information. blii4 Travis
street Z
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FOR SALE $40 acres OF land near Hous.
TOR. 3lu per acre, easy terms.
l1On acres seventy M les west from
Houston, partly improved ana near rail-
road station. SO per acre.
100 acres, eighteen nilGs south from
Houston. fronting on bay. 80 per acre:
easy terms.
l2,aS0 acres Of short leaf yellow plne
timber land. estimated to cut 5000 fee,
OF lumber per ncre on a 1i-lnch basis
sly miles from rnilront. 50 per acre.
300 acres of fine frui;. vegetable and
general farming land. eight m les from
Houston. fronting on Buffalo bayou. at
$40 per acre,
TO- 20 and 10 acre t.'ncts three ara
half. four and five miles from thc court
house. al $50 20 40 per acre: easy terms
a splendid little Brazos plantation at
30 per acre.
Nine lots and splendid SLY room house
on Harrisburg road at o big bargain
Both improved and unimproved prop
erty In all parts of the city at prices In
keep MS with the timer.
II Y. H. CAUT. Binz Building
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ARTISTIC drcssmaking done or short no.
tlc0 at the Texas Costume III louise, Gosh.
Ma N street Mrs. $. \. Schneider. art
ist satisfaction guaranteed 0
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FOR RENT-iargc scyen-s,ory house
modern improvements: 2Sii San Jacn,o
street. Apply next door. I
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CALL at our office and examine the lo1g
list of bargains In all kinds Of city and
country real estate. Norfiect & Cooley u
SPECIAL BARGAINING lots ami n nne
ten-room house. all modern improN
nltnts OH CAPITOL avenue at n sacrihce
Norileet & Cooley. II ,tchins House. If
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WANTED-I Information as TO a town in
which a small grocery and hrst-clas S
neat market would pay. Address 9li2.
this office
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS--La-
dies ana gents garments cleaned. dyed
and repaired ~, lowest prices; all work
guaranteed. Norris Rosenthal. manager.
307 Travis street. Houston. Texas l-30
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GENUINE Chinese importer of ceIepr1ted
teas and fireworks silk handkerchiefs,
in the world. Yam Tai Lay, 1910 Preston
avenue. l-2-yi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

TO TRApE--For cash, cattle, mules or
humber, a Inc young jack. Box 296, Al
Vim. Texas 8
TkApF-Good harness, pony and phac-
tom VIII accept two good mich COWS.
or one COW and good bicycle. Apply
Room 307 Mason block, Jones' tt
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FOR SALE--A valuable business. good
reasons FOR selling; terms liberal Cali
al 70l Travis. i-30-37
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mrs. GATES. Eastern drossm1ker has
removed from 6l2 Main street to room
al8, Mason block; satisfactory work as
surcd; prices low through January. II
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HOUSTON kindergarten and Primary
Schocl-On January 4. Mrs. r. j. Atwood
VIII reopen her school on the corner OF
rili.ioe $3.50
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YOUNG German, experienced bookkeeper
and office man. desires work oil my
kind: speaks English. German AMI
office ,
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WANTED White glrl 70 cook. Call AZ
Mrs a. Il. Corliers. III Hamilton u. 7
WANTEp--A good agent. Call q, 1913
Texas avcnuc. d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

FOR SALIl-Syrup and cooler molassas
In Kegs OF FIVE anu ten gallons. Address
Mrs Il. Bingham, Julif, Texas, IL
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FOR RENT Two furnished rooms at 1893
Travis. corner Rel avenue. :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

FOX NLNT--NIce SIX room cottage, moi
ern convenionccs and close IN. Apnlv
q. W. Cleveland. 1904 Milan street 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

DIR. WM. \. BOXELL. Specialist in D,s-
eases of Women, Nervous and Chronic
Diseases. Opium and Alcohol treatment.
absolutely harmless. perfect cure guar
anteed. Office, Mason Block. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

MEN AND WOMEN out OF employment
and willing 20 work can learn OF a per-
manent situation at good wages by writ
ing at once to +. V. H., box 49, Au-
gusta, Maine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

FOR RENT Two six room cottaVrN In
Third ward: all necessary outhousc-s;
Chartres and Polk. Apply ll0i Travis.
\. Key. tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

SITUATION wanted by Coleman boy aged
10: sober, industrious, around house or
work in Kitchen can milk aud take care
of hOrses. AdlreSs 9lii. tbs Office. D
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N1AVI-A home treatment for uterine
troubles. investigate, at i02 i}n2 build
ing, lady attendants from . 10 p. m.
advice and health book free.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

WHO WANTS Il beautiful fat colt for
their boy. will soon do 10 work 10 small
cart only s25: worth double, Lock box
Il, Kosso. Texas. 10
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For RENT.


FOX RENT-orc six-room and one eight
room house ln Second ward. Apply 10
MIS-, III. Fround. 2i0S Franklin avenue II
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PULMONARY TROUBLE forces me to
sell my half interest In a permanent
business paying me 500 per month ard
81 l-3 TO 80 per cent per annum besides
price $1,000 cash. Address Contractor
inns office. 4
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WANTED---A position. WAIT on private
family any public work or drive deliv
cry wagon. Address sJ7, this office. b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

SEEDS-We carry tho largest and most
complete stock OF Seeds In the State. To
arrive Janaury loco bushels Tennessee
Triumph Potatoes. 1909 bushels Sor-
ghum and Millet. one car of
peas. one car of onion sets
one ear Of garden seeds in bulk. al
rect from the growers. We defy cor1pe.
ttion. Holloway Seed co. Retail e2l Elm
street; wholesale 800 Pacific avenue. bal
las, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

LAMPS. LAMPSi LAMPS.-incandesce
lamps wholesale ara retail: armature
reminding a specially; electrical and
railway supplies. The Barden-Sheet
Electrical Construction Company 9o7
Preston nNenus II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

CHEAP FUEL At LAST-Put In a win.
ter's supply of Calvert Lump Coal and
save one-half of last years fuel OK
pensc. We warrant superior sltisfac~
lion over any other soft coal for either
heating or cooking our price for pick
ed lump is $3.50 per ton of 1000 pounds.
delivered to any part OF the city. a
trial to convince you IL solicited. Tele-
phone sS5. Office. No. II Main street,
Calvert Coal Co. Il
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOll-Mason block, Miss
Alice Il. Harper, principal, makes a
specially OF training stenographers for
practical business positions. " you mean
business, come and take n course. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

FOX RENT-The house aud premises cor
ner Main and Rusk avenue be!onging 10
The estate OF Mrs. c. NJ Alien. doc.asei
{. w Rocock. y. c. Allen. executors. ii
FOR EENT-OLe furnished second story
front room f:r gentlemen. Call at no
w alker n
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MADAME l.. WFsTPHAL 5 Pars mas
uucrade business Is novel TO I'll Travis
stree: costumes for rent and TO order
orders sent all ovoi Texas. 0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

$40 a WEEK nalary aud expenses paid
saiesmen; experience MT gecessary. per-
manent position. Tho w l.. Kline Co.
ST. Louis. Mo. 20
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WANTED-By a young lady. n position as
photographer and typcwr ter will work
loi nnoacia,Y s1ta'S WILLIE, ns ~ ~ ~
street. Dallas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

FOR SAIE-One of the best bakeries In
san Antonio. with fine trade Owner
will retire from bus,ness Address box
40 San Antonio, Texas. 10
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WANTED--A position as housekeeper or
care of lirem room in hotel. Address
1853. this office. o
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RESPECTABLE young man wants em-
ploymcnt at any kin / OF work., with good
references Address 4. G.. this OIL c u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

Manitoba young man 10 assist IN Of
1cn who = compaient TO KEEP books as
bookkeeper or clerk. Address A. Hole
check Frelsburg, Tex. 10
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AGENTS Economy gas burner. saves y
per cent o. gas, makes large, beautiful
light and gives $50 per cent prom 10
statesmen. General Agency Co., 90 Dear
born street, Chicago. ~. q
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WANTED-A respectable white girl to as
sist In Kitchen ana housawork At 100 Nc
Kinney, corner Louisiana 3
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WANTED-At once. post ON by printer
Of 10 years experience; sober and tcliH-
BILE: best OF reference. Box IL, Crockett 4,
Texas
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SMALL bunch CT Jersey MIX COWS ard
pan, IN ~ ID location and dong profit
able business. Noriieet a. Cooley
tiutchirs House, II
NEW ORLEANS STORE. il5 Mi'am
street; highest prices pad for clothing,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

FlRST-CLASS cook and baker wants Job,
in or out of town; small wages. Address
1855. tn : office. D
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FOR S.tLE-iots of good dry wood at
Crary's woodward: also the very best
grades coal; prompt delivery and full
measure guaranteed. Telephone go 6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

1 WANT a situation as house girl ana
will give good reference. Lille Booker
6tr Sful.h street. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

Situation by yo,rlg man Of
steady hahlJs and very quiet, such as
porter in dry goods, grocery store. ho-
tel private or pubic work. rot afraid to
work. Address G. w. iug.e. 1861 Saal-
The herald., 1897-05-21
EVENING WITH THE STARS
B. r. Baumgardt's Interesting Talk
Before the Ebell

B. M. Baumgardt spoke last evening
before the members Of the Ebell at
their rooms, 1867 South Flower street,
with the avowed purpose of trying to
make them think about the stars, and
enjoy the beauties brought out by the
study of that science. He devoted some
little time to the solar system, giving a
description of the various bodies COM
posing 1t and their relationship to the
sun. He gave facts backed UP with
figures and mathematical demonstra-
tions on the blackboard; he epoke OF the
earth, that seems SO huge, and on which
are elbowing their way more than four
teen hundred million human beings. as
being so small when seen from the sun
that 1t appears a mere dust speck, glis-
tening In the beams of the central orb
Mr.. Baumgardt admonished his audi
ence to remember that as everybody Is
searching for truth, through syn
thesis or analysis. all endeavoring to
touch the hem Of the garment of that
mysterious controlling power which is
recognized by all throughout the length,
depth and breadth of the material uni
verse, each one should respect the opin-
Ions and researches Of others, and in
conclusion the speaker expressed the
belief that II absolute truth ever does
come within the reach Of man, 1t will
not be in transcendental manner; on
the contrary, 1t Will be reached through
a careful study and Interpretation of
the wonderful material universe, In
which all phenomena are taking place.
There was good audience, and the
speaker held the close attention of his
hearers throughout.
The herald., 1897-05-21
The Sweeping Is Not at All
Satisfactory
HAND sWEEPERs ARE NEEDED
TO SUPPLEMENT- THE WORK OF
THE MACKINIS
Protest Against the Hssurfacing Of
Main Street objsct 70 = Hospital.
City Hall Notes

The city health department and the
superintendent Of street sweeping, Mr..
Mcclellan, are anything but satisfied
with the manner in which the streets arc
cleaned. especially In the business Sec
tion of the city. Under the terms of his
contract Mr.. Hollingsworth, the street
sweeping contractor, ID required to keep
six men on the streets during the day
with brooms. ETC., for keeping the gut
.ers clean. These men are at work, but
the force Is not large enough to do any
appreciable good. and there IL constant
complaint by merchants and others
about the filthy condition Of the streets
ana cutters. Mr.. Mcclellan thinks there
should be at lenst one man to the block
on the paved streets, In the business
section, and these men should be d.
rectly under the control Of the superin-
tendent of street sprinkling. He saxe
that while machine sweeping is all right
az far as II goes, II Is absolutely impos-
bible to do good work, without supple
menting the machines with a corps Of
hand sweepers. This matter has re-
peatedly been brought to the attention
Of the city council. but nothing has been
done, owing to the shortage OF funds.
The matter will continue to be agitated.
in the hope that in making the next tax
levy provision will be made for q corps
Of street sweepers for the coming year.
The herald., 1897-05-21
Tho City Census

Now that 1t is definitely known that
the enumeration shows that the city
has at least 100000 Inhabitants, there
Is much speculation about the city hall
as to what action will be taken by the
city council in declaring the census
official. BY some 1t is insisted that the
council has no power to stop the matter
at this stage, but that as soon as the
report Is filed and the certified copysent
to the secretary of state, 1t be-
comes operative, and that any changes
that will result in the city government
will have to follow. On the other hand.
those who do not want to see the census
declared claim that the council can SIM
ply file the lists Of names. and by taking
no action, let the whole matter lapse.
This, they argue. Is the best plan to
pursue, as all the advertising benefits
have been secured, and that 1t is not
good policy to distrub the existing order
Of things 30 long before the next meet
ing Of the legislature. which is the ear
liest time that laws con be enacted to
cover what is needed. City Attorney
Dunn, while he does not think that any
such radical changes will follow Is
some predict, is very guarded in his ut
terances. He says that his opinion has
not been asked, nor has he given any.
All that can be done is to wait and see
what the council will do next Monday.
The herald., 1897-05-21
FORESTER TESTIMONIAL
Complimentary Entertainment I
Miss Ethelia Levy

A musical and literary entertainment
of more than ordinary merit was given
last evening at the Y. M. c. A. audito-
rum by the Independent Order of For
esters Of Los Angeles, as testimonial
to Miss Ethelia Levy. an accomplished
character vocalist, who has frequently
assisted at Forester social entertain-
ments in the past.
The audience was quite large and ap-
preciative, especially as to the, vocal
numbers rendered by Miss Levy, Mrs.
Bryson and Anita Ray Simpson. The
whistling solo by Miss Hazel Bryson wac
also heartily encored.
The program was as follows: Selec-
ton, Gardner's Mandolin and Guitar
club; vocal solo, my Own Sweetheart" )"
Mrs. F. Bryson; character song, Hello,
Daddy" Ethelia Levy; recitation, 1.-THE
Moor's Revenge" Master Elmer Booth;
vocal solo, ma Caroline" Anita Ray
Simpson; vocal selection, "Say That You
Love Me-" Miss Marguerite McGee; vo-
cal duet, SASSY Niggas," Anita Ray
Simpson and Ethelia Levy; recitation,
''The Face on the Floor" Mics Minnie
Mooser; vocal solo, Creole Lovers
Song" Clarence w. Cook; whistling
solo, Miss Hazel Bryson; character
song. selected, Ethelia Levy.
The herald., 1897-05-21
CITY NEWS
' INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS


ctrsnisisd "a Pssss >, ., :, y q , asl 10.
Forecasts Fair; southsrly winds.
An important point decided in . life
insurance case.
A rancher's exciting encounter with
4 mountain lion.
Five young burglars captured while
robbing house.
Informal meeting Of the Whittier
state school trustees.
4 1S-year-old lad who did not ap-
pfsciAts good home.
A protest sntsred against the rssur-
facing Of Main street.
4 Riverside land deal which has
xually landed In court.
.s lDl6Appsarauos Of an Armenian girl;
supposed to have slopsd.
atisfaction with the present
manner Of street sweeping.
What q Los Angeles man saw IN the
United States Of Colombia.
Second days session Of the diocesan
convention at St. Paul's church.
Rev. Petrick o. Yorke lectures to q
crowded house at the Los Angeles
theater.
Peculiar complications in the Hun
ter-Milan case; Judge Allen finds
that the second marriage was legal.
The herald., 1897-05-21
Farewell Party

"A very pleasant farewell party was
given by Miss Katherine Hillerman yes
'terday in honor Of Miss Maud Smith Of
San Francisco. A number of friends
were present who expressed their regret
at her departure. Among those present
TO bid her happy farewell were: Misses
Laura. Copt, Inez Davis, Ella Haskins,
Maud Lancaster. Floseie Ford, Ella
Ford, Katherine Hillerman, Mamie
johnson, Jessie johnson, Ella 10y.
Messrs. Lee Shepard, John Graves, Ar
chie Apsley. Dempsey, Wilson. Emery
Megary, Wilhelm, Dreyfus, Charlie Hill
lerman, Bert Hillerman, Carl Lawrence,