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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-20

Paris, February 49, The crowd present
at the lola trial today was very large.
but comparatively quiet. NJ LaBorie,
counsel for lola. asked Colonel Picquart
If the Bordereau was written in March or
April 1894, and the witness answered that
he did not remember
General Pellieux refused to answer ques-
tons put TO him in conformity with his
statement that 1t was for the advocate gem
eral to deal with questions outside the
lola case. He added:
Il am of the opinion that In this trial
strange things have happened. a person
here cleaning toward Colonel Pcquart),
and say it to his face (sensation), who
still wears the uniform of the French
army comes to this court and accuses
military men of having committed forgery
and of having turned 1t to account" pro
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longed cheers from the back of the court)
To this Colonel Picquart replied.
j have said had too much respect for
my chiefs and for Justice to withhold the
truth and ! say 1t again in the presence
of my chiefs"
II say the soldiers are animated by good
faith" said Nj. LaBorie; but
You are making u speech" Interrupted
the presiding Judge.
No replied NJ. La3orie. Il Wish to
establish something of the greatest inn
portance and they are trying to inttmidate
me-
You are making speech = said the pre-
siding Judge. Il shall have TO stop YOU"
II am Obliged to YOU every time you
stop me-, remarked NJ. IaBoric, ''as you
thereby confer such honor upon me-"
tCheers)
This caused General Pelie,ix to remark:
''I4e has just played with the case and
played with ii against my Will.
NJ LaI3orie began to comment upon these
statements but the presiding judge threat
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EAST TExAs ocmnE.
Further Discoveries Have Been Made
Ncnr COImcsnctI.

colmesneil, Texas, February 1S.--Furr
Their discoveries OF ochrc beds have been
made here the past few days. There is a
strata Of ochrc. the length of which Is un-
known, It's depth ranging from four to six
feet, Just about 400 feet above the upper
limits OF the beds recently found. Mr..
yotaw. who owns the beds. is arranging
TO put in a steam plant for drying and
pulyerizing the pigments. There are sew
eraI colors In the new find. among them
strata about sighteen inches thick, OF
sky blue pigment MIR. Votsw has bnd
several offers for his property. but will
work the mines himself, beginning work
along That line next Monday.
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Thc Govcrnment's Donain.

The commissioner OF the general land
Office has submitted his report 10 the sec.
rotary of the interior. Compared With last
year. il shows decrease Of 1888 home
stead entries. aggregatlng 31S,6z5 acfes,
Quite proportionate 10 this Is the falling
OFF In general health when no effort Is
made 10 reform irregularity OF he bowels.
This can easily be accomplished with tbe
aid Of Hoztetter's Stomach Bitters, also a
remedy for malaria. Dyspepsia, rheumatism
and liver trouble.
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a KLoNDIKE CONCESSION.
Syndicate Formed tn DrcdHe for
Gold In the Beds of Rivers.

TODD m the UeUs al NIverN.
Montreal. February 1e,--Joseph A. MERCER.
brother OF the late premier, backed by Inn
mensc capital, has just concluded a deal with
the government, by which he has the sole
right TO prospect on large tract OF land In
The Klondke district. owned by the govern
ment. An immense sum OF money has beer
paid for the privileges. The idea is simply TO
launch the scheme the London markets.
ana Mr. MERCER says that while for the pres
ent the names Of the men Interested are not
to he made public, they are mostly OF New
York, and II will undoubtedly be mostly
New York money that will be used for the
present A cable from London says that Lon-
doners approve the scheme. as It Is known
that gold lies In the beds Of all the rivera.
hut the English have nothing invested.
II is estimated that between s5D0,eop and
5000, 900 will be paid for the leases before the
actual dredging commences.
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MISS wILLARD's FUNERAL.
No Addresses src to lie Delivered in
Now York.

No Addresses src TO lie Delivered in
>. Ncw York.
New York. February 19.--Thore VIII be
no addresses delivered NJ the funeral Of
MIsr Frances Il. willard In the Broadway
tabernacle here tomorrow. Tie principal
features OF the services viii be the Aingng
Of Miss Wizards three falorito hymns
Three delegations from the Western sta-
tons. New England ana cansdl VIII be
present,
The Western delegation viii escort the
remains 10 the late home OF Miss Willard,
al Evanston. III. II has not YET been decid.
ed whether the rsmaii's WIZ bs removes
late SUNDAY night or early MONDAY morn
ing. Numerous requests have been re-
cciyed thar the body ne In state IN Chicago.
This question has not heen decided
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f:Ind.ton. Very Feeble.

London. February lo.--Mr. Gladstone u
coming home. An eyewitness who saw
his departure from the Rivera aud his
arrival at Calais. reports striking change
in the old statesmans appearance. Ar
rangemenrs have been made at Calais TO
carry HIS chair from the train 70 the hotel.
bur Mr.. Gladstone was determined 10 walk
the distance. thirty yards. and was care
fully assisted down the steps. enyeloped
In coats and rugs Heavily 'eaninK on the
arms Of two friends be slowly tottsred 70
the hotel.
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En.Iand'. Arm, Hudgc1.

London February l0.--The debate on
tho address in reyIy to the speech from
tho throne has finally closed and when
the house meets again on Monday Il viii
be TO leasn the provisions OF tho great
measure OF the session The Irish local gov
ernment bill The real business OF the ses-
siona viii then begin. The public II irnr
ratient that something practical should be
accomplished 10 reform and strengthen tho
army ard then provide additions for the
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man storm In I'm. County.

waxahachie, Texas. February ia ter.
rife hail storm visited this section last
night The hailstones pelted wheat ard
small truck No great damage reported
from rlrals The downpour OF ice lasted
for half an hour.
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was attended by the whole court OF d.
plomatic corps and there was an unusually
large American contingent present, Mrs.
Sabin's PARTY Of eight exceptionally pretty
American girls attracted the attention Of
tain their names. S
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k.nnea. ON hand.

Dallas, Texas. February l9.-Secretary
A, NJ. Kennedy OF The democratic State ex-
ecutiye committee came up from Mexia to-
night 10 be present al the committee meet
Ing Tuesday. He fayors the adoption Of u
liberal test"
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convict kiIled by a Guard.

Dallas. Texas, February 19.clarence
Thomas, a county convict. attempted TO es-
cape today and was killed by John ThrayI-
kill, one OF the guards. John Thraylktll
was Jailed tonight on the charge OF muir
der. He waived preliminary bearing
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ANOTHER CONFERENCE.
Auother and More HarM"ni"uS IexnS
e,,fc uas Ueen Ftxrd w,

washington. February is,--ispeeiai,,r-
There was another conference Of the mag
mates today ard the Texas slate was par
tialIy decided upon. Hanna, Green. Hsw-
lev Herriek Tncnpsca and Grant gere
present. The conference lasted several
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nation. The army estimates for the cur
cent year are snid today TO total up E20-
SIs.SI7 $50. 0a4 .0ssj and ought TO satisfy
the demands for Increased expenditure.
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p..,r. saivaAors withdrawaI.

Washington. February is.,-Senor Luis
coruye. charge Of tbs legation Of the Great
or Republic OF Central America today re-
ceIyed from New orleans reports that san
Salvador had Withdrawn from the Union
with Honduras and Nicaragua. All ar
rangements, he said. had been made FOR Z
congress In the spring to perfect the union
and he had received adyices from The presi-
dent az Salvador Indicating his continued
adhesion u the tri-partIle understanding.
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Berlin. February 10. Tile opera sub
scrirtion bali on Wednesday, wss the most
brilliant Of BsrIin's socisty fvnetioas' y
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4 TntlsT N THE KLoND,kE.

II Proposes 10 Gain Control OF All
Geld Fields,
sAsEray Alaska, February y. va sesu's'
february ls.-yares Y. Sccyllle Of Syracuse,
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Henderson. Henry fconn
Henry IInd :, Hicks
Hilborn uui
Honlsnr tIn,,,
Howell Hurley
Jenl.ins Low
Ketcham Kirsn.,ricL
Knox 1 N,ihpsN'icA
Landis. I.anbam
I,awrence id,tanar
Lorimer. Loud
Lowering T,ow
l,vhrand McAi..r
Mccall. Mcponald.
McEwan. McIntyre.
Mahon Mann
Mercer Merrick
Meyer DAD, Miller,
Miner. Mitchell.
Moody, Morriss.
Mudd Northway,
McCleary, Often.
O'Delli Olmstead.
Oyerstreet Packer,
Payne, Pearson,
Perkins. Pitney,
Ray, Reeves,
Rixey. Royce,
Russell, shattuc,
sheldon Sherman.
Sbowalter. Simpkjns.
skinner Smith (IlI.
Samuel w. Alden Smitn,
Southland, southwick
Sherry Sprague,
Stephens (Texas). Stevens (Minn.),
stewart m. J0 Stewart owls y,
@. w. Stone, W. a. stone
storde. Sullivan,
Tawney, Iaylor tphiol'
Wadworth Walker iMass.),
Walker (Va), Wagner,
Ward Warner
Weaver Weymouth,
Williams Williams fPa, Young Pa.).
NAYs-l2a.
Adamson, Allen.
Bailey, Baker dll,l.
Ball, Banlhead,
pa,,ow BARTLETT.
Bell. Benton.
Bland, Botkin.
p p,aars wa" 1rowm.
prYcLcr Br,lndige,
carmack Castle.
S,,l.,,'. Clark MOI.
ci,>, II, CLAYTON.
cla,h ", cnoney
C Coe ,T ra,oy' Cousins.
S,o,,hora Cox.
LAY Ia , ,,,,on5 DeGraffenreid,
$500. DinsmOre.
Ds'., Dolliver
Doehs'' Ermentrout
Faris, Fitzpatr'ck, -
rleni'ne' Gaines,
i ron, n,dN GrIegs,
Gum, Haser'
Handy. Hartman,
HAY. Henry MOI,
Henry (Texas), Hepburn,
Hinrichsen, Howard tAla.''
Howard iCa). Hunter,
Je,., . ~ ny Jones lva),
J 1onas wash. }. Kelly.
11nss Kilchin,
Kleberg. Iaster
Lewis (Ga.), Linhey,
Lyle. Ln,us'
Lioyd, McCulloch,
M son Maddox,
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Messrs. Henderson fRep. Iowa., ray
fPsn N. VI and Terry dem: ARK were
unnamed conferees on the bill ana tnpn
a. (; 10 D. M. the house adjourned,
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Choice Properties
FOR SALE
AT a BARGAIN.
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENTS
At Terms to Suit
Purchasers.

:. Acre Lot, corner Wilder Avenue
and Nakiki Street.
.. One-half Acre Lot, King Street,
near McCully tract.
3. Fine Lot with Large Cottage, cor
ner Beretania and Punchbowl Streets.
4. One-quarter Acre Lot, Buildings
and a Paying Business, Miller Street,
opposite McKibbin's premises.
.. House and Lot, H!lo, Hawaii,
Pleasant street.
6. Twenty-acre Farm. Honokaa, Ha-
wall, three acres 7-year-oId coffee, lot
OF working cattle. milk COW, horses,
etc.
Z. Fifty Acres Coffee Land, Kailua,
Kona, Hawaii, about half planted with
one year coffee.
S. Four building lots at Makiki, 30
X110 each. Two fronting Makiki street
and two Anapuni street.
.. Eight one-acre lots a. Nalihi, near
W. II. Cummings, ESQ.
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PARTNERSHIP.
Supreme Court on Case q
Failure to REGISTER.

Failure to Register.
The Supreme Court rendered a de-
cision Saturday, Diminishing the appeal
OF c. S. Bradford, taken from the deci-
sion of the Circuit Court in the case
Of G.. X. Wilder vs.. c. S. Bradford.
Plaintiff and defendant were partners
in the real estate brokerage business
under the firm name of G.. X. Wilder
< Co. which by mutual consent OF the
parties was dissolved and an agree
ment entered into between them
whereby the plaintiff was 10 collect and
receive all assets, pay all debts and
settle up the partnership affairs and &C
counts and then account TO defendant,
paying him what might be due him.
Disregarding this agreement. defendant
secured an order for 5000 due the
firm and attempted 10 collect the same.
Plaintiff procured an injunction re-
straining defendant from collecting
the accounts OF the firm or interfering
with their collection by plaintiff. The
parties had failed 10 comply with the
statute of registration of copartner-
ships and defendant insisted that the
with the statute made
the partnership illegal. The Supreme
Court in disposing of that question
says: The partnership being for a
legal purpose ii is legal as between
the partners and the Noncompliance
with the laws OF registration Of CO.
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HARTSHORN
SPRING
WINDOW SHADES
HAIR MATTRESSES

made from the finest curled hair
obtainable, are the most comfortable
mattresses known and are a sure
cure for aching bones.
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PUNAHOU WINS OUT.
Oahu College Juniors Take Il Foot
ball Championships.

BY defeating the E-g1 Sca0o. sen
Tors II 20 . on the Oahu Co,lsgs
grounds Saturday, the Pl2ahou Juniors
won the Interscholast.- foot ball cham
pionship for IS.
The game was characterized by fierce
but clean play all the way through and
was by far the best exhibition OF foo
ball the TWO teams have given. Pun
ahOu had the advantage in weight -
the line during the first half OF -hs
game, and by the superior masSing o.
her men made continued gains through
the High School line. The High schOO.
'sXcelled in end plays and made several
long runs. The tackling o. both terms
was above the average and the inter-
ference. while at times ragged. showed
that both teams were better trained
than last year. But few tricks were
used, PunahOu relying mainly on the
tandem and mass plays and the High
School on end plays. = criss-cross be-
tween the full-back and quarter result
ed in the only long runs made on the
Punahou side.
The High School made one touch
down in the first half from which a
beautiful goal was kicked PunahOu
made one touchdown in the first half
and two in the second, from which one
goal was kicked. G. ElstOn, a teacher
in the High School, and Colburn were
the only outside men in the teams.
While the play of all the men was
excellent, four men deserve special
mention: En- Sang and Mcclure OF the
High School, and Alexander and NJ.
Robinson of Punahou.
The officials We're c. Elston and II.
Waterhouse. umpires; W. II. Babbitt,
referee; \. p. ingalls,, time keeper; and
@. Fuller, linesman.
Following is a list OF the players:
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FEW BARGAINS.

House Lot ou Kali. stree. o. .NaIih..
-1lXiGg.
House and 10, az Ka.a.. i.oxlo0.
Price, $500.
House and LOT GA Young street. 75x
tJ5. $1,000.
Lot az Kamo.I..,t about / acre.
Lot on Prospect street. 75Nl--.
Three Lots opposite Make Island.
next 20 Nacdona.i's.
Four Lots Kapahu.u Trae- Size 80
MOO each.
NJ. X. KEOH0KAL0LE
and L. X. M'GREW.
= Eaalumauu Street
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partnerships althOUg- involving a
penalty; does not at=.- the relation
of one partner 20 another, nor relieve
one partner from liability 20 the other
for any wrongful ac-. This point -
not Wei taken" W. : wise for plain
tin. @. r Little for defendant
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A NEW PAINT SHOP.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Us
Mr.. John II. West, a practical House
Painter, Decorator and Wood Polisher,
we are now prepared 10 give estimates
on all kinds OF work in that line.
Mr.. West having had a practical ex-
perience OF over twenty years in San
Francisco and other large cities on the
Coast, we feel confident that any work
entrusted TO US will give entire salts
faction TO our patrons.
PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT co.
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IS PERFECT.

People recently from the Coast pro-
nounce the Enterprise Beer, as served
at the Merchants Exchange, as the
best in the city. =
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AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE.
Masonic Temple Telephone 444
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WANTED
Male Help
UUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
California Bank Building.
q 100-a02 w. Second ST., in basement.
Telephone 500.
MEMS DEPARTMENT

MEMS DEPARTMENT
Ranch hands, 81 ETC.; ranch hands, $40
etc; mixer and can washer, $50 ETC.. !;
blacksmith and horseshoer, $3.50 day; 2
men dig cesspool; orchard hands, 500 etc. !;
gasoline engineer, $50 etc.; blacksmith
and tool sharpeners, $2.75 day; man and
wife, dairy, $35 ETC.. orchard hands, $l7.50
etc.; laborers, $1.75; teamsters, $25 etc..
$50 ETC.; rock men, 81; material men, ST.;
gang foreman, $3.50; R. r. work in Ari-
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MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Night cook, SO week; second cook, do
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lunch counter, s25 etc.; dishwasher, beach,
$40 etc; ranch cook, $40 etc.; shirt polisher,
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
House girl, Pasadena, $40; house girls,
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Head waitress, SOS etc.; waitress, coun-
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Pasadena, SO; girl run shirt machine,
country, $1.25 day; shirt ironer, country,
SO week; extra mattresses, beach, call by
8 g. M; mamie Martin, calD; stewardess
for steamer, $40 month.
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The HERALD.
SPECIAL NOTICES

WEST POINT CADETSHIP-CHANCE
for the boys of the Sixth congressional
district. Public notice Is hereby given
that the undersigned have been appointed
BY Hon. Charles A. Barlow, congressman
OF the Sixth congressional district OF
California, to hold an examination for
the West Point cadetship, and that such
examination will be held on Monday, June
~, 1898, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the state nor
NAL school building in Los Angeles, Cal,
Applicants for examination must be be-
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at least feet In height; free from any in
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IN this district are hereby respectfully re-
ouested to give this publicity. J. r. RUSH,
ISIDORE b. DOCKWEILER,N NATHAN
COLE, JR., committee. ~
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AMERICAN AND RED STAR LINES

AMERICAN AND RED STAR LINES
TO England, Antwerp and the Continent
RED STAR LINE-New York, Philadel-
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of the American Line).
APPOINTED SAILINGS FROM sEATTLK:
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steamer PENNSYLVANIA-JONE 18th, for
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river through to Dawson City and intermediate
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HOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Bank Of America
will be held at the office of the corporation
in the Los Angeles Savings bank on Tues
day, July 5, 1898. at 8 o'clock p. M, for the
purpose of electing board of directors
and transacting such other business as
may be deemed expedient. GEORGE H.
STEWART, secretary. June IS, 1898. rs
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Of Annual Meeting

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Los Angeles Saw
ings Bank will be held In the offices of the
corporation, No. 230 N. Main st., Los An
geles, CAL, Tuesday, July s, 1885, at o'clock
p. M. for the election Of board Of direct
ors to serve for the ensuing year and for
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
~ w. n. CASWELL, Secretary.
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leave s. P. r. r. depot at Las pm. foR
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NOTICE - THE LOS ANGELES CITY
y Water Co. will strictly enforce the fol-
lowing rules: The hours for sprinkllng
are between the hours of and o'clock
.. m. and and o'clock p. m. For vio-
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DRS. COON & GILLETT HAVE OPENED
business with the Antprotoxicologla
baths, and are already doing good work;
those who come with crutches and canes
90 away and forget them; come and see
US. we will do you good, at 423z S. Spring
r. street. tt
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MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN REMOVED
from S19 s. Grand ave. to 61S W. Eighth
ST.; female diseases treated by electric
ity; cure guaranteed. u
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches. jewelry, pianos. sealskins. car
riages, bicycles, warehouse receipts and
all kinds Of collateral security; storage
free in our warehouse. LEE BROS. 4O2
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-PLEASANT ROOM, LARGE,
with sun; quiet surroundings; IS per
month: suitable for gentleman. Address
j., Box "a, Herald. 20
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-18
MUSICAL 1NsrRuMENrs

PIANO HOUsE-A. g. GARDNER, Ill
Winston st., near the postoffice building
Briggs Pianos, new and secondhand
also other makes. =
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-18

TAKE FULL CHARGE OF
summer hotel by man and wife; good and
efficient management assured. Address
L., Box 20, Herald. 81