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, 1881-09-21

PRESIDENT GAnriELp's mother was sleep
ing yesterday morning at o'clock Mt tho
house Of her daughter, Mrs. Larrabcc, when
apstvato telegram announcing tic death Of
her son arrived. Size did mol nwnko until 3
o'clock, and the news was not broken to her
until she Ind partakcn Of breakfast. When
informed Of Ills death stle burst Into tears.
No language can describe tile devoted
mothers anguish.
, 1881-09-21

a.. >u. /. ra.. x,s.
~ H. "fg fTrgy,c o e;"tn. 1c "t Isti.r3n Mn
joreoy, ot twuuty. Isvn minutes bciurs ii oolnck
IN tho crening Of Sept: ~, lSBl Tho Kruat Erlor
whon q ~ ie,t ny m0 MnHpm ,i ~ n tn9 utitti9r 1
W. "r,,,w ~ l., VIM" x,rvrt, i,n ,nrn ~ ~,
cnnsptostt,,ss II pnrt n,lrnx thu Wnr Of
tho ltNbplli0l. III htn thn, nrmy ms
iost ncinvS" innmannor.m , e. y, 1stG,nu, ,
thn tne,.,nrv ~ tho ,tn t,hinf Mauistrnfn nf t6n
Nntint, IT tho hca.lquartcra Of unvh nitaty TO-
tArtnlct ntA tlvfson niid at eacli tnillttry ats-
om no neMosmi ~ tns @ n.y w. VII ,ss XIV mtn IT.
"tTnnt. "''''"e'''A' ftnnrIIr Il. is1NrUi,v.
Hourotary Ut War,
"Du the Iny Of the receipt OF this nrsfor At
headquarters Of military uon,,uunsts IN tho tleld.
and ut oaeh military station. aud At tho military
Academy ut West Point. trnors end oadots VIII
l,o pnr.'tlod ut 10 n. m. and tho or1er road to
thoHt. aftor which MI !n0or fnf the das VIII
cnnso it tho dawn Of tlay thfrteon guns Will 10
fired at each military post, and Afterwards
NJ lntefVa's VI th'fty mlnutos. oot"eon
tho rising ind tho setting Ut the sun. slIs-
a. ,, n"n n,," ~ ~ .ot,, ,,s ,'o n'
, ~. III, ~ ~ ,t.i,ad - -, IN
tiot'a' hak WIN 10 alsplayea NJ nasthn , M lug
mn, departments. mud at uti military stations,
mntt, thn rrtnn,ms III tbc iato Cblof Mnu,,trnto
Cleveland. .. Tho olllccrs of tho army Of the
fjnlle,l Ytntes will wenr II bndVo Of mourutuR ot,
tho left nrtn and IN tiaolr swords, aud tho colors
Of tho regiments will 10 put In mourning for Il
porlod of SIX months. The following officers OF
tho navy. Be.optod Tor tho purt,oso, compose tho
v,,nrl ~ homor. nnd ucrn,nnnt,v lin romntna nt
,hni. ,a,a ~ sI frnn tho Nh.
the1r 'a,o Gommanaor.ih-Ga'ct rum sa- .no Nh-
tIonat Capital to Cleveland u. anu continue
rost.nv.n,nco,
'1 "rho n"noro, y. tha srrv,
Nu1 -CH Wtn1r(H
, 1881-09-21
NIGHT

Hh n
Special Dlspatth 10 The Chteago Tribune.
LoSu N,sAKCIt, N. j., Sept. "0.-As night draws
Oh tho scone Mt ElOoron beeoncs nIoru wcrt1ly
tuourntui. The lights that gluArn from tho win
tluws Mt Ernncklyn cottage nro subtlucd save In
one roon, next tho sen, whore thoy shine bright
ly through tho ssatB Ut tle dr,lwn blinds. III this
room tho autopsy Is being conducted. Tho first
Inutgion was 1inlu few minutes after ! o'clock.
ansl tho work IL not yet lgue. AS tho daylight
fa.ied away ]amps wcrc nroc'lrcd from tho hp-
tel, AMI by their aid tho work iB to
bo iln!sad. Blnco twilight tho question
has bcon nskol hundratls Ut times. Why
ls tho post norton prolonged SO? Fur 1t w4s
Rchcraily nRreol among tho physicians thls
morning that 1t could 10 concluded In less than
M hour and a half. There concs FROM one who
WIS present during The first two hours Ut tho
examination statement that
THE BALI. 11As NOT YET DEEM FOUND,
although a thorough search has boon 1nutlo Of
that portion Ut tho iliau region where It
wns s,,pposcsl To 10 ifnbesldc.l, Mcu1-
whi,e tho work uoes on, a,,u tho crowd
of coyrcepondruts block up tle passaxr-
wnys and pprticos uf tho botc1. whiting
for tho formal statement u tho result, whtrn
hus been promised tholn by thoss III Charge,
Tho shudow Of n doop SORROW hovcrs oyer this
ranr out tho luht laughter OF those WIN mike
n t,,;1 nj nlrus,rc. Thoro huye brcn no lntru.
elous upon tho sacrcl sorrow Of tho grief
stricken lln,1euhotl. Truc, tito Ruart,a It'll, lst.
lealv pacp the pussways, Their feet haye worn
an tic urrcn swar,j, but no ono IL challenged,
Nom oa in or OUT snyo those who aro nuthor-
tzcd to cross tho threshold. 4 chilly moist hns
iropncd tiow,,. pal,-ijko, soawl,st, and shuts III
tho horlzon ilko 4 STROUD. Occasionally people
cDmo out frou, tho auudranQlg of sunttt.es aul
No., hosio,od hv ttnan vim whit IN 1rsrn tbn rn.
suit A. t.at tlc nutouRv Ia OYER
NH 1a,1ss
- .,,a ~ hn.a, o,a ,,o,,.o, g.,
] ,noyes tow toward d tho euppor-soon to % suy; "rho - m
, 1881-09-21

GEN. ARTHUR arrived Mt Long Drancl, at
five minutes past o'clock yesterday after
noun. lie was met Mt tho station By Sccre-
tarlcs Window. Hunt, and Ktrkwoud. Post
t,lnstcr. General James, atnt Attorncy.(|cn-
eral MncVcngl Secretaries Blaine md
Lincoln accompanied him from New York.
President Arthur lonl<ed QuEte sad md cnrc-
worn. Ills face WINS pale. 11o was driven 10
Acknowledgement A(acVcag!,'s cottage, and
yas soon Joined By tho Cabinet officers.
, 1881-09-21

assistants arrived at noon to-.iay to hr.,. .,
cmbamlnx. aud this evening Benedict cnms 40
bringing With him tho colln In which tho w. W
niatna Of tho doad President are to 10 tucn.o,
Tho cnsket IA MI clcRnnt one, Of rch ,tc,i~n "
workmanship. It Ia covered with l,,ack o,a!n "a
at,d upholstered IN white, aatn. Tho trlnm%I"". %
Rro of velvet. and tho cortlng Of bIaek stiI
elegantly utnscd silver Inscription. plotc noaa ~
tho following inscription, draftcd by Atto,na.sss
uouoral Mnovoagh. 1'"
tAMxa ABRAHAM uAnrfsLn
i0rn NV. 10, iE3l,
Died i'resldnht Ut Tho unllaA stntes sout II, I'm,
AT T1tE CABINET MEETING,
III which Arthur participated t0.,tny, ivn ouo..
tons were discussed, ono holnH tho nat,rr -,
funeral arrangements, aud tho otior thn no,. ~
rlEcRttons that hnd nriaen IN roEnr.l to N ~.
quest On tho hody ct tho President, II lnt n'.. 49,"
discovered TINT, Under tho State Rws. II ,vo,.
be impossible to bold an inquest wlthon, u,s ~.
presence OF tho assassin Gutteau. As brIua'
inR him here was out OF ~.
question, onniltat Of interest soo,s,. w..
in which Gov. Ludlow, Of this State. Mnr.h.t'
Cacby, Of this district, Ehcrtir of tho Co,,n,a
and tho Attorney. General of tho state M r,,.,
pnto. It wins tinnlly decided TINT they wouLl h.
obliged o'
TO DISPENSE WITH THE INQUEST A,ro.
pET1tEIt, "
Tho State officials AGREED, md thus thu 1jsnu,o,
question was avoided. Tho other matter wft
regard to funeral arrangements WIS nm n,ro.,
equally delicate subject From MI parts Of ,n.
country. from tho municipal cornnr"'
tions OF tho largo cities, and thu bu'r?,a' t:aa
ornors Of nearly all tho States, hal co,no
in tho unanimous request that Tho uconls
lie permitted view Of the murdered presI,,or,
III conflict with this was tho decided wish n
Mrs. Garfield that thoro should bc no ,]Isn,ov
ind thls desire In tho minds Of tho t,nhlnst
tina11y bore down all other considerations, md
tho decision was reached to hayo tho obset,nIn,
ani tho removal to Cleveland, EXCEPT pcrhnn,
tho tlnaf rites, It's unostontntio,ls ns possible
The trt1n benrfng tho Presidents rcn,nin, viii
10 accordingly an almost private ono, # unI
conBIst Of II baggnRc.c car, a spcolal cur bearIu1
tho remains, Il coaoh for Mrs. Garfield and tbo
members OF tho family, and a toncl, for prc,t,
tlont Arthur, tue lnombers OF tho Cabluet, and
nttondauts.
TIE CEMETERY.
Ct.gvELAND, O., Sept. a.-Tho Trustees ot
Luke View tcmotcry tonight received tho fe,,
lowing reply tn thoIr dispatch Offering Mrs f,a,,
ilcld tho oho1co OF ground for tho burial Of he
Presidents:
P" EtisYttoN, N. j., Sept. 70. 1ss1.-hlrs. Oas1ela
desires tnG to Inform YIN that she eccrpts viii
THINKS your kt1td tenaer OF ground In Lake View
Ceinetery. There will 10 Mlnplo time IN which
TO innkv pcEaonul sH!coion upon tho nsrlyaI Vi
tho purity In Cleveland. ]. STANLEY nnuWN'
THE CEMETERY.
CLEvELASp, O., Sept. .U.-Lakc View Coma,
tory, where prcsilnut nartiel,l's rutnuns will In
laid to rest, embraces 100 acres OIL tho south sla
nj Enelih ayonue. Just beyond tho east limit Of
Cleveland. tlve miles from tho business ccutro
Of the. city. On tho other aide Q.
tic nvonuo Ia Wu'to Pnrk, a.I tu
1rn} hC II ftH rh1ro
, 1881-09-21
md private residences are draped In MOURN
ing. All these but family represent Cfi-
cago'a grief at tho whole Nations loss.

TnE Southern Journals arc unanimous in
their expressions OF profound sorrow at the
Heath Of President Garfield. Thoy look OIL
lts rlntimelY demise not In tho light Of q loss
10 their section 30 much rs In tho light OF q
National calamity.
, 1881-09-21
A Special Train win Go to Wash.
ington, and from Thence to
Cleveland.
Tho Assassin Knows Ills Bloody Work Is
Donc-Fctcran Soldiers at Clat-
tanooga.
4 National 0utpouring Of Affection for
tho Dead President Like Unto tho
Groat Seas.
THE COTTAGE.
THE AUTOPSY.

IT'S STRANGE DEVELOPMENTS.
ELDEnoN, N. j., Sept, ao.--Tho following OIL
cal bulletin was prepared at IL tonight by the
surgeons who have been Ia Attendance upon tho
late proaident:
"ELnEnoN, N. j., Sept. all p. m.-ny Il
previous advancement tho post-mortem cxan-
inataon OF tho body OF Prcstiont Garfield was
made this afternoon III tho presence and with
tho assistance Of Drs. Hamilton. A9now. bliss,
Narncs, Woodward, lteyburn, An,lrow II. Smith
OF Elboron, and Acting Acknowledgment d. $.
Lamb, OF tho Army Medical Museum Ut Wash.
tngton.
"Tho operation was performed by Dr.. Lamb.
ut was found that tho bull, uftor fractnr-
Ing tho right eleventh rib. bud passed through
tho apinai column. I'D front Of tho spinal
canal, fracturtng tho body OF tho first lum-
bar vertebra, driving q number OF hmaEl
fraRmonts OF bono Into tho ad-
jacont soft purts. and lodging tnst
below tho pnnoroas, about two inches and q hAtf
to tho left of tho spine. antl !thlud tho pc1ton.
cum, whore 1t had become completely cncysso1.
"The Immediate cause OF death waa secondary
hemorrhaEo from ono Of tho rnescntrio arteries
adjoining tho track OF tho bull, tho blood
rupturing tho perltoneum and nearly pint
escaping Into the abdominal cavity.
"Thls homorrhage Ia bcllorod to havo been
tho CAUSE of tho severe pain In Tho lower part OF
tho Ghost complained Of Just before death.
IAN abscoss cavity, six iuohes by four In d.
mcnaions, was found In tho viclnlty Of tho gall
bladder, betwccn tho liver and tho transverse
colon, which wure strongly tnteradhercnt. II
did not Involve tho substance Ut tho 1lyeE, and
, 1881-09-21

dptetat Dt.saseA to 1h% Catsaso 1ttena& ~
1.oa1 BRANCH, N. j.. Sept. h>-8 q. nl.-Thofo
Is no change tn thu outward appearance ttf
Francklyu cottu9e this morulnx, Gxcopt that Thu
, 1881-09-21

GES. GARFIELD was always Of opinion
TINT 'lc would ttle on tho 1ltl, Of September.
thc anniversary Of the battle Of Chickanlnu-
IN, for gallant conduct III Which he was
made Major-Genera1. tic frequently said so
10 his frlcnd, Gen. II. D. Mussey, Il we'll
known Washington lawyer. When Gen.
ttussey was told, on the eth Of August. TINT
tllc physicians told Mrs. Garfield md the
Cabinet officers that the President could not
live, he said promptly tint tho President
would not die until tie 19tl, Of September.
, 1881-09-21
GARFIELD.

He Was Killed by a Bullet
Which Entered His
Right Side.
It Struck the Eleventh Rib,
Pierced 1t, and Moved
to the Lett.
It Crossed the Spinal Column,
to tho Left Side Of tho
Tertebrlu.
The Great Surgeons Knew Absolutely
Nothing Of lts Where
abouts.
Their "Eighteen.lntll Wound" Proves to
Hare Beell Nothing but a Great
Pns.Casity.
The Injury Was a Mortal One
from the Beginning Of
the Case.
A Ball Of Hard Pus In The Groin De-.
ceived the Surgeons into Think
Ing II Bullet.
The Result as Astonishing to the
Doctors as to the
Visit OF President Arthur to Ell
neutrality-suspicious. for
tho Funeral.
A Special Train win Go to WASH
ington, and from Thence to
Cleveland.
Tho Assassin Knows Ills Bloody Work Il
Donc-Yctcran Soldiers at Chat
tnn00ga.
4 National 0utpouring Of Affection fo'
tho Dead President Like Unto tho
Great Seas.
, 1881-09-21

O'Clock. and no other train will 10
allowed to run Immediately heforo or
behind 1t. Tho fnneral-trntn will arrive
ut Washington Mt 1 o'clock this after
noon. The body will re,Aaln In state tn tue
rotanda of the Capitol until Frlday at 4
o'clock, wllon 1t will be placed on board n
special Pennsylvania Railroad traIn and
taken to Cleveland, utl pittsburg. The re-
mniRs will lie In state ut Cleveland from tho
time Of arrival Saturday night until Monday,
when tley will bo inferred III tho Lake VIaw
Cemetery. It Was the desire Of President
Garfield that his fnncral should bo rs unos-
tentatous rs possible, and Mrs. uarilcld IT.
slres her husbands wishes Carried out rs
nearly Us may be. Tho public cannot but
appreciate and respect the wishes Of Mrs.
GarAell and tho hollorel dead.
SoR!.ow Mt tho death OF Con. Garfield Is
mot confined to this country. In England.
Germany, France, aud throughout the civil
lied world It Is deep, profound, Intense.
Queen Victoria cables fram nalmoral to Mrs.
Garfield: "Words cannot express the deep
sympathy feel with you. Atay God support
mud comfort you, US u1 nlunu call" The
English journals os every s!latle OF opinion
huyo only words OF thu war,ncst sympathy
for tho American Nation, and Ut feeling
euloKy for tie Nation's dead Chigt. The
Put Mall lazettc, which lnore tl,an any
other English journal, perhaps, represents
English feeling, says: "TAere will bo scarco-
ly one Engf1shMuls IN Thousand whp
will not read of President Garlleld's death
with regret as real aud us deep us II lie haa
fh4,, n rtller of MIR nsYn lnnf communion
, 1881-09-21

prcs!louts body commenced about s o'clock,
and WIS not concluded until nearys. Alargo
cruwd OF pursons assembled at tho Elboron to
hour tho result. DR.. DIiss statol that tho all
tupsy had boom very telous uuc, and that tho
tl1no occupied ln searching for tho 1al! aiono
was nuarly throo-quartcrs OF an hour.
TIL: pocrol SAID Mrs. GARFIELD
wps feell1.3 much relieved btnce tho autopsy,
inasm.lch IA It resulted in establishing tho fact
that tho pat!euts doath was inevitable.
TIL: HALL.
Tho Doctor statnd further that tho polut ut
tho bal: was somewhat blunt, or Ia u battorod
condition, uausol by tho force with which it
struck tho Rib, whilo In other respects Its ortgi-
mi share was not altered. Dr.. Ulas took
charge Ut tho bullet, and scaled It tor prcacrva-
ton until the courts shonld require lts pro-
luctou.
THE OUTSIDE DOCTORS.
WAsulkaros, y, C., GUpt, a0.-Dootors hero
who have beon crlticslng tho mannor In which
tho Presidents cuso was treatca, now say nB q
gonernl thing that, whilo they do not think tho
treatment was what It ought ta have bcon.
thoy arc satisfied that everything that aurRl-
cal skill could accomplish waa done. Thoy do
not betIevo tho prcsidont could have recovered
~ thoy rcsaru the wound to havo been
snortal Thero arc sttlt outcEopptp9a OF tho fool
!ng OF professional Jealousy which Was muai-
festui about tho casc aud there lsgEoat iaterost
! In the result OF the autopsy. DR.. Thonpsqn.
OF this city, who had no connection With tAa
Presidents uass, won't to t.ou8 l3raneh to ask
| to 10 admitted 10 the autopsy as repro
sentative Vt outside loutors who hayo In
sls.ea thas tho Prealaens's surgeons wero
mlstakou In tho theysy Ut tho course OF the
/ balL. I.
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LONDON, November 3O.-Lord
Donsraide has just discharged all
the lsborers ON his estate, because
he was unable to discover who bat
tered an entire flock of sheep to
death.
The opposition to rent-paying is
specially marked in County Linn
erick. The Sheriff holds 800 writs
of eviction against the tenants for
rent due.
A new branch of the Ladies'
Land League has been established
at Boyle, County Roscommon.
The police attended the opening
meeting and took the names of the
participants.
Professor Goodwin Smith writes
that the Government policy In
Ireland has borne COED fruit, as the
present phase of agrarian crime lie
less dangerous than the dominion
of the landlord, but IL the Irish
juries are afraid OF the Constitu-
ton, 1t might be necessary to pro-
tect the country from savagery by
adopting. temporarily, some kind
of trial without jury for agrariar
outrages.
The Times In a leading article
to-day says: From the resolution
Of the Government In regard to the
meeting of Parliament. we infer
that hopes are entertained OF a
rapid change in the aspect of Irish
sffalrs.
At meeting Of the Land League
of Great Britain the Secretary re-
ported that new branches were be-
Ing opened at the average rate OF q
dozen q week. The subscription
are also increasing.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 30th.-Killan,
barrister on the staff of the Irish
man, who was arrested In 1877 with
Davitt and DAILY for utteriug sedi-
tious language, has been re-afrest-
ed under the Coercion Act on q
charge of melting the people not
to pay rent and was conveyed to
Dundalk.
1t appears highly probable that
In a fortnight hence hunting in
Ireland will be entirely stopped.
One Thousand tenants in ROscom-
mon refuse to pay rent. They de-
clare that they will not apply to
&he Land Court.
B0yton was released from Jail on
condition that he leave the coun-
try.
All the suspects of Kilmainham
jail com menced subsisting on pris.
on fare to-day.
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Tall Talk"

Under the above heading the
Cincinnati Enquirer of Nov. 18th
reports u length talk between
"Gath" and Senator Jones, of N e.
vada, from which we make few
extracts as follows:
"How Is it, Senator Jones, that
you, who were once the chief and
most brilliant advocate Of gold,
and against the Imitation bill of
1874, should now be in favor OF
such an arbitrary kind of money?n
~ came to the Senate" said Mr..
Jones, "a victim, or convert to
the writings of the old financial
authorities like Adam Smith,
Amasa Walker and Stuart Mill.
1t was after that, that I became IL
Illuminated by the actual facts of
the exchange, panic and currency;
saw property reared by the work
of mems 'hands-towns, farms,
mines, mills, railroads-all shrip k
to be next to worthless while this
medium OF exchange, gold and sill
Yer, began to mount up and up in
value. Whatever made life inter.
esting was without market, and
that which has no use whatever
except to be boarded, handled by
the few, was master of the times.
said to myself: There is injustice
somewhere. We want u mon
ey that shall not leave the country
as soon as We get into tight
place."
"Senator, is it not little strange
that with all your previous read.
ing, you should have come to the
Senate SO ignorant .on this ques.
ton that the illumination you had
within the past few years has IN AIDE
you regard all your previous knowl-
edge as worthless?"
II simply had refused to exam
Inc the matter of money with a
bold mind. had adopted the prac-
tice of the world and the unreason.
ing propositions OF heather finan-
cial authors, such as the idea that
gold gets its value from the labor.
required to produce it out of the
ground. Nothing is more absurd
than that. I believe that the hap
piness of civilization depends upon
the eradication of the Pagan views
about money. The authority of
Government, directed by the intel
ligence Of the people, is enough to
make our notes and tokens go for
every purpose for which gold and
silver are now used"
"Senator, have you reason to be.
lie~e that these views have made
many converts in the United
StatesW
Eyes, think half the people of
this country are to-day of my be-
liefn
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HE38th9@
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth distribution Co.

IN TdE CIII OF IOUIS V ILIE,
On w ednesday Nov. 80, 1881.
These drawings, occur monthly (Sun-
days excepted), under provisions of an
Act OF the General Assembly of Ken
lucky
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
sions.
lst-That the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list of
prizes for the
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$4,000 TO LOAN

On first-class real estate sec urlty ate
per cent. net, In sums OF $4,000 or over
Enquire at the HER AID office. OclS-lm
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CHICAGO, December, ga JOLT
81, Ills, special says: LAborers In
the stool works struck yesterday
In eenseausncs Of . notice from
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NOVEMBER DRAWING.


Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets, 81,
~ Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send BY Express: DON'T send by reg.
OF IS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
Couxier-Journa building, louisville, Ky.
or r. N. .BOARDMAN, 500 Broadway.
New York. p6-dAw
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Help Wanted.
500 MEN, $500 per day;
Board 4I.nQ DER week.

BOaru $f.UU per WeeKs
Three men, German or Swede, on a
ranch: one man who understands irri.
eating; one boy to drive horses and
make himself useful about q ranch; one
woman for general house work In small
family; two girls for light Homework.
20 able bodied men, $2.25 per day.
Chambermoid, German or spanish.
German girl for general housework.
Chambermaid in q lodging house.
One porter; 2strong boys on ramon.
No fee required In advance.
Apply at
Employment Ofaice, 2 Temple street, Los
Angeles. Branch office, @7 camp
street, Tucson, Arizona. au7tf
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LoSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD

rspublished every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
One year, by mail or express. one coPy..$Segeg
Biz inonths. :, :. :. 81 & e
Three ".l w
Acknowledgements inserted at reasonable
fates.
All Kinds Of Sob. worn dome 50
Com pete with San EFau0lsGD IN
Price style, Nnd Elegance Of Wssrks
mAnulltD.
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BOARD and ROOMS
2oe SPRING ST.

Private Boarding; Sunny Rooms. en-
suite or single, furnished with all the
comforts OF an elegant. private home;
~ Terms very reasonable. Jyl2-6m