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The Portland daily press., 1883-06-09

Ar at Gloucester 18th. sch Genie May, of Portland
from southern shore.
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HOME CoNIL'OIs


~ wi-u to graciOu' some people would
learn Whcu they need doctor aud when
they DON'T" rNltimci Doctor T. ---, 20,
he cutcrci hi- house M cosy litll" village
!n the interior Of the state OF New OK.
after "a tedious ride al inu y miles. II
have been down among the mountains To
-p.. % muu, who, the messenger said, Wa
yciy lick and not likely to live iill morn
iug, unless he had Immediate help, and
iuu.d him sui ring iron rather severe
attack OF collie, which hiH family might
have relieved 10 ten minute, IL they MA a
grain ui sense and two or thrcc simple
remedies in tine house. But nos they must
rcmain Ignorant a- pigs, AMI when tie
lrasr ache or puin take thum, send TOR "a
Doctor. whether they ever pay him or
not
"Why, Doctor. what Kind of staple rC-
mudic-. o. YOU call them, dc you expect
people 10 keep In the house, asked hi-
wife us she poured INN "a cup Oi hot ten.
"lu this case" answered the Doctor, III
they had pa, Benson Capclnc rOrpu,
Plaster on the mau's stomach, hr would
have been nh nghr ia an hour, and saved
me drcay ride.
In all ordinary cOmpIunt- it cures 1t
once.
An diseases are rmtrd from tue -y,,
tenn hy what may be- roughly called *
pulsiOn or extraction, or hy union oil lht
two processes. Bcn-OnH master pro-
notes both II inritus the torpid organs
10 act. and -cnls ! healing soothing In,
nucnce through the myriad pores OF tn,
skin. All other ulu-teIs Ubligc the pHlicn
10 wait. They give him hope tor to
mOrruE. Benson's plaster give him he'll
1. day. which /, b'rCr, DO you think
Euy the Cap Inc and keep d In tue house
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inc the outcome Is manifested Eminent
counsel will appear Tor both prosecution
and defense. The state will be rGpr, SEN
ted hy AttOrney-Gpneral Moore, Hon. j.
II. Junkins AMI Others. The defendants
have retained Il. a. Howard and other dis
linguishrd attorneys. The amount in
yulvod is in the neignborhOod of F2OOOOO.
The legal cont st promises TO be long
and bitter. The case viii be fought
inch by inch. When called in the chan
Gerry court the defendants will rails the
question VI iurisdict on, and may proba-
bly, have the case dismissed. In this
event it will toe carried to the circuit
court, where the ground will be found
tmckly strewn with technical rocks.
Judging from preparations now max
ing, the lawyers anticipate an intermina-
bile trial.
The prosecution is getting ready for
the battle, All the gal guns are being
placed IN line, and nothing which will
insure Vi tory for the state Is being left
uudour. The numerous Investigations
Of the cN-statc trcR urcr's accounts have
cost the Taxpayers thousands OF doll ,rs,
aud the people naturally expect that
there will be something to show for 1t,
and nothing less than verdict Tor the
state will satisfy them.
Your cores pom lent had brief inter
view with Ex-Governor AMI cX-~tntc
Treasurer Churchill on yesterday. lie ia
living very Quietly on his plantation, near
the city. deyOting himself to agricultural
pursuits. He stid he WIS glad the ease
was So near trirl, IN expressed the be-
iiut that the result would show that there
was NJ shortage IN his accounts rs treas
uIcr and would entirely yiudtcalc him.
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FRONuGOI.OIs SDO
Sad Death from az Accidental Shot
Suicide Excitement Over Street
Car Line.

special Telegram To the Examiner.
CoLoRApo, July l9.-NIr Carl Waller,
"A German, committed suicide her this
evening 10y shooting himself through
the heart with pistol Waller was "A
sh cmukcr here who Ind been dong
well, hut WAS tn en- sick ONE time ago
and became dlscou aged about his re-
coyery and this he assigned AS the eau e
Of his purpose to sue de, He was un-
married
A sad aud fatal nc .ideut occurred here
today. Miss Laura stone, wh'Ie
handling pistol, 2luyfnlly pointed It at
her friend, Miss Clara Collins, when 1t
WIS discharged resulting in the ms ant
death Of Miss Collins,
The two cars for the street railway
were placed on the track tr-day, and
made the tlinl rip amid the Inblaut
lmzlas NJ large crowd o' spectators
A number Of new aud substantial two
and three story brick houses are being
built here. Everybody seems to be IN Il
rush
\ joint stock company has been or.
gaui2ed for the purpose Of con trucitng
water works.
The Pbuuix park Us being rapidly I'M
proved, and when completed will be d
delightful plnce Of resort. The street
railroad ia finished nearly to the park.
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A wild man lnaked) ia said to be run
ming loose on the range near hucrnr.
W r. dc Verdi, "a variety actor Of co..
orndo, committed suicide 10y laudanum.
1t is suid the lex Is cattle drive this sct-
son exceeds expectation, by about 100000
he d.
At Colorado an indignant citizen chas
tiI,d "a Pullman ear conductor who had
been Insulting ladies' put In his chWgt.
At Fort Worth the -ulouu-hCcpCls have
agreed to sell schooner, at beer NJ ten
cents each, and To employ counsel to fight
the sunday law
The Brcuham compress has compressed
GO.WO bale oi cotton up to date. The
wagon receipts since Sept, mbcr lat
amount tu y, 900 bale.
Adiutnt-Grncul King hns returned
from : tour to the Gu dalupc mountains
He found district no miles square that
wouldn't support Il goat.
II H. CHARGED that the state mukcs net
prof, ot 500 on uIch set ui liquid meas
urcs furnished the counties amounting Il"
about $1,000 Tor all the counties in the
state.
san Antonio ines 4 crank called at
milncr'- cstHhl esmunt on Commerce
street the other day ana a-kcd the ladies'
to trim w LARGE white "sumbrrrO, 81
iut hnt he wore AT his request some
white act ich feathers nnI rn-, we're put
on the hat, and lac lett, wearing lud udi
h aigcnr down the sire IN triumph.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
BUDGET OF NEWS FROM THE
STATE CAPITAL.
Murdered bv Mexlcans Suicide
Speech Restored Operators
tor Galveston Painful
Tragedy at
Colorado
SALOONS ANu SUNDAY LAW.


sys.N1 Td.yru. 'r ''s Esl. tHs-.
Au-rIN, July l9-Thc contract with
Conner n Ferris has been signed and
moth ug now remains To be done except
the filing " the bond.
Il, j + idgcu, L. 5. consul at Peiirss
Ncgras writes the governor that An
American named W L. Bcttis, whose
re- idcnce is mar Wucu, WAS murdered
on the gth instant At a construction
camp ON the Mexican Ma ionul rail Dad.
He was kille while asleep ON the top Of
% box ear, Il some uf his felluw-work.
mru are suspected Of the murder.
TIE governor to-day pardOued q G.
lIillebrand. sent from Frio county IN
lSS2 for two years for theft u cattle,
The pardon was recommended h! the
grand jury, trial jury, district and county
attorneys us well as many good citizens.
Charters to.duy-Ihr Wea herfurd
Female Institute and tue Bell.vlcw
Social CluU
There have been DO applications for
pensions filed To date.
7 he baurd Of managers have been dis.
cussing the possibility ut ruunng gus
t. the luuutic asylum. 1t will cost
$4,000
A German named Herman Schwruut
committed suicide by tpklng morphine.
tins morning. The only cause known
was depression and whlskcy.
This mornings stat ,smau suys pcu-
sion agents yet % per cent of all pen,
sious paid 10y the tate.
Cotton worms are reported III this
county.
Two operators went from here to work
in the Galveston office during the teIc-
,sy,.,,I, st,tlE4
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It'll. So gtt


Cmc,Go, July 19.--rhc fifth day of
the summer truttlug meeting furnished
rnrr sport. The wrm icr was warm,
truck uuus ally fast, cont sts close and
exciting, aud the average time made was
never before cqualled FOR any one day at
my NJ Icc, inclusive Of one jog around
the track Eight heats were trotte and
paced at the aver lgo of little lr than
2.lGll; average NJ four truiuug
neats, better than 2ISl; average
oil tour pacing heur-, better than 2l5i
The srn.utiInh event Jt the dAv va tN'
meeting between tlrc lum.u, New urh
gcIIing Maiplica aud the .rru Wisconsin
stallion PhllOrin, in which ne latter was
victorious The following i.u h-trl uua
line Of the 1cIug- Purse $40 for
three minute class. y 500 extra 90 beat g.
Mtplira Nt, "a -t'oug lHyori'r u.H.4s. lr
llnIl on the strength IF having lrp'lni iu
Az IN his first race. Mypiin Won ia,
fret heat wi hout urging at amy point
securing the second heat
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TELEGRAPH STRIKE, /
THE BROTHERHOOD KEEP
THEIR PROMISE.
Corporations on the Defensive
Strike General Throughout the
United States Western
Union VIII Fight.
.GENERNLGEANr DROPPED DEAD

ms SITUATION ArCLENILNNp.
CLEVELAND. July ln.-rnr Western
Union /, steadily tiling the vacancies at
their operating tables uccepptipg all bus
mess ~ presented. Tho American Rapid
office is closed to business The Mutual
Union force ia not affected,
ruRorGuut 1 INDIANA.
lNuIANArolI,. luly Promptly on
receiving the sigIll, VIZ General Grant
dropped dealt" twu-third. OF the opera
tors In tine Western U1ion Office lett
their desks There are now eighteen first
class operators ON duty here, ami desks
are filling up rapidly. At large offices In
the state, on side about halt the force lett
their desk, Lognn-port Lafayette and
Richmond being the cNccp iun.. at which
points the mll force remained On duty
rIrrsmEG, "a
PlrrsuuHa,Ju H. The tclcgrnphers
strike WAS iunugurated ut MAJ A
canvas later found u men at work h.
the Western Union, 3 Il the Baltimore
~ Ohio, | in the American Rald, aud
none in the Mutual Union. The mum
her Of men who came out X IA 'oll,ws.
West RI Union "a, American Rapid rs,
Baltim re y Ohio Z, MUTUAL Union I,
roHUNrO, ONrNHIu.
IuHONTo, july 10 About rlNty opcr-
ator, aud clerks IN tine Great North
wcs ern Telegraph company Office here
struck nj noon to-day. Dissatisfaction
exists nlso ut other points along the lines
aud situations are being vacated rapidly.
DETROIT Mi,u.
Drrnpr July ~ A majority of the
Telegraph operators Vt the Western
Union Office in this city at 0 1880 this
morning quietly lett their desks. \
small force remained.
LOUISVILLE, kN.
Loll-vurE Ky, july ~ -- The opera
tor, here all struck The Bu timory and
ohio office Is deserted. ~ over thirty in
the Western Union office only tour re-
manned, huI i've additional hive already
been secured ant more viii conc this
afternoon.
NILWArkEE, WI-yo>-tN.
MlWlrNtE Wit,Juy n. About sixty
operator, struck here. leaving mana scr
Weller aud hi, tour ohi.ls W til. wires
All is quiet.
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Cholera Theories

Or. Jenkins. OF London, claims to have
predicted the present outbreak OF cholera
eleven year. ago. lie says that when
cl o'crn originates In India II cNhauSts
-Sclt in Russia and Germany, but that
when It originates, "A. he claims this has
done, in Arabia, aud extends to
Esyp', II never tails In reaching England.
For oNump'c, In March, 1869, the disease
broke out in Mecca; in June It appeared
in Al,Nandu. Milling 10000 persons in
T. Npt within three months; nine days
after the first death occurred In Alrxan-
drin. the prstilrEcc wa, In France ant 10
september II was In England. Dr.. Jeu-
kms tthc4 the giopmirs, view OF the
present outbreak in Egypt, predicting
that bet ,rc the year closca the disease will
be malNng aynges In every quarter ot the
ul,bp
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lol -,ipuNG-. July 10 Nvisitor by the
uum. ct 6. i. is igut, who is now in this
city, has In hi- possession a formidable
looking knife, which, he claims, was once
the property OF the great outlaw, jesse
james. The weapon has broad, heavy
blade. ia six and a halt urhc, In length,
aud the handle i, four and a halt Inches
long and "i spanish oak. d.cply suIiaci
with silver nNlnoad,. lhG name Jesse
james D. engraved upon the hl. III.
klight claims to have obtained the hnltc
from the notorious III LilIlc, one ol the
uuniudplntcs ct the great b n ill.,.
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Tue 5 holirld normal and Industrial
school at Aiken, South Carolina, has
closed after a -uccn-stul year II was cs-
Hhli-hcd liltc'u ycar4 ago. and IL Intended
Tor the training oi colorcd teachers,
pu.ing the year iu t ended the attend
unyc was good ami regular, the number
ol iupil- icAcniug M Conn ctod With
the in-utu ion are "a sewing school and IL
printing ulhr', IN which the annual report
al the OH 'crs at the institution was
prin'cd. \ large m ot money has been
given II the school Toy persons residing in
nnlLM.IM -InIi-
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DubIin scenes.


The viccrogal fringe, with itp cavalry
escort the officer riding by the door
with his drawn swprl, and he car Of
detectives following, liz u familiar sight
in Dublin. Police protoc ion however,
shows signs Of being on the wano. NJ 1t
If he Judges have ouly one protector
aud occnNuuully uoue. Tn crown pro
rcuturs alone, with their 'utou.Hgo Of
detective. and marines, keep mp the ira
dIlInma NJ moro lrnnhlrl tmel.
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LOG ROLLING


When on a hunting excursion in the
great cupl and wood region ncnr Car
huuadnlo, Pa tho writer met William
Col, u lumbrnnan Accustomed to life
aud labor III the forrest from early mnu-
hood he wa- II true Knight Of the Axe.
Many tree had fallon before hs ring
rug strokes, aud II cts u rnttg ind burue
AWAY to market the IN we'd products.
Cpil ia u character, and II Oscar Wilde
n right in Hnyiug that all movements IN
unhmdercd labor ARE graceful, our friend
Wllinm, stripped for his work, and ut
lacking u tree IA Richard L. assaulted
the hon doIrs Of Front de Buufs Cas.
tie, must have presented au admirable
pi .turc,
One day, hpwcycr-but let him tell
the story himself ~ he told it to me
81 was out in the woods, you know,
tying to start u log down u hill. Think
ing could get bettor purchase on 1t
from the lower aide, | tackled It there
with my log rolling hook aud threw my
weight on tho lever She started, she
did, bat ur luck would have 1t, before
could get ont ~ Dhc way, she rolled
rigut over me. II II hadn't been Tor u
lot uf small limbs and brus lying ia the
road, which lifted her mp she'd u
crushed me hat. As 1t was / got up
without broken bone, but with some
mighty bad bmlscs'
"rheu yuu we're all right smd his
auditor.
"Not "a hla ned sight, stranger took
col 4, rheumatism set in, and, II l mu't
heard Of B,n.ou'. Ctpcipc Por"u4 fa o.
trr-, and used EN-, II. my opinion /
. SHOULD rcyrr have made another chip ily.
BIt the cuprirr took b IT quick. and IN
bout as good u- new Bur lUrrr- one
thing You hin ,Hktlur on--lIi never
wIt,.tlc ~itu another l,g unless have the
advantage Ut the roVnl. Fur, rs I told
you before, II 81 hadn't bon for tu.m
bru-hc-. ~ been .mt heed SO you couldn't
sold me Tor % Iuor mat'
the cal'iu /, the hing Tor rhcumH-
ti.m. II do.sr'l keep YOU waiting. Ne
word "t ptiuD' J.. cHt In the center ut the
genuine. Price, 2luyrt-.
Scabvry a johnson. chemists, New
ulk. Wud--unN NlO>ul
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FROM TI'T.IK.


special Telegram tn the EXAMINE"
TYLER, July 49, In the county court
TODAY. IN the case NJ Kaufman ~ Runge
Va. q. W. G. ties IS Go, Judgment was
rem er.d for the plaintiffs for s2B5i.
The cnsc Of G.. NJ. Scuot y- the Texas
Express company set WAC Tor Saturday
H. A. War a DuIlie Morris were mar
red yesterday by Justice White, while
seated in buggy They W re- cy-
IDENTIFY clopiug,
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ARR ANSAS.
Approaching Trial OF Es Gov Thomas J,
Churchill

LITTLE Rock, July 10 The case OF the
state against rX-~tlte Treasurer Chulreill
and his hundsmcn is set tor trtu before
Chanccllo- Carroll, September II. The
approaching trial has revived waning in
tefcst, and considerable curiosity concern
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ucIIons New Enterprise.

TT'TTTTW T'TTVTT ~ 7
The first story VI the main building Of
the ull binding Is now mp. 1t IL being
built Of the splendid rock in which the
quurric, around Bolton abound The
contract il also ont to- build IL fine large
ware house ON the Doclum land near
the mill building, which IL to bc lOOXlSO
feet deep, The boilers aud some " TIE
machinery for the mills are now on the
grounds, aud the balance Of the ma.
chincry will coon be here. Forty or
fifty mon are at work ON the mill build
ing, and the work is progressing timely.
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Flies, reaches, ants, bed-nugs, rats, mice
gophcr,, chipmupks, cleared out by
"Ruugh on Rfs.' lIc.-l
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Nervous w'aknCss, dyspepsia, impo,,
tcucc, scNuh debility, cured by Wells
Health Rcuewer" SILL
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TIE Old WORLD.


BmHlN, July Is Harvest In Prussia
is progressing we'll, especially IN the
northeastern provinces.
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Files aud Hugs.

Ak tor wells "Bolgh on Cons" l5c.
wuc,, comrl te permanent cure Corns,
bHtt.. LuNltuS i
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Mo,hcrSwnn'- Worm syrup.

Quick. c,mpl tr cure, ul annoying
kidney bladder ami umnry diseases. 81
.tIrIsHi.t-
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luulllblr, tl-trle-s, harmless, catharIlc;
Tor 4 yarispur-s, rystle-slo-s, worms, con
slip ton. - cnut..-2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-07

blooded stock Of California. For the
past ten years the increase Of popula-
ton has outrun the supply Of cattle In
California, especially in Los Angeles
county, which used to be great export.
er Of cattle, but Is now large importer
of beeyes from the north and east. Any
Improvement in the beef supply is Of
great importance to our city, and will be
Of great profit to the persons who pro-
duce H. II our stock .raisers will raise
alfalfa and Devon cattle they will meet
with sure and abundant prosperity.
This movement of Messrs. Hutchinson
and Baldwin is timely, and we trust will
be followed by others in a similar way
More and better beef is necessity, and
the Devon is the kind Of stock to pro-
duce that desideratum.
At the same time we observe that the
New Zealand Cattle Company are i'm.
porting iifty.liye Hcreforishire bulls
from Australia to be distributed through.
out the country II will thus be seen
that our stockmen are awake and active
in efforts to improve the breeds OF cattle,
SO that in short time it will be under.
stood and recognized that California will
be tAe source of supply for the finest
cattle in the Union, as it now is for the
best horses and sheep.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-07
Board of Trade.


The monthly meeting of the Board Of
Directors was held on Friday afternoon
at o'clock.
Present. Haas, Dodsworth, Van Nuys
and Newmark,
Mr.. Haas, Vice President, in the
chair.
The transfer of the seat OF Roland
Green to r. G.. Weyse was confirmed by
the Board
A communication was read from Mr.
Z. W. Mortimer, British Vice. Consul at
Wilmington and Los Angeles, requesting
the pri"ilege of examining books and
o her statistics of the Board of Trade,
for information required from time to
time in connection with his office. On
motion, the Secretary was directed to
furnish such information whenever re-
quired.
On motion, it was resolved that at an
early day, to be determined npon by the
acting President, a meeting OF the Beard
OF Trade members be held for tba pur.
pose OF petitioning Congress in behalf
of the erection of Government build.
ing in Los Angeles.
Messrs. Newmark and Haas were 40
pointed committee to purchase u cabi.
net for the reception Of specimens OF
minerals and other products of Sou hern
California.
Bills aggregating Sl3S.4 We're audited
by the Finance Committee, and the
Secretary was directed TO draw warrants
on the Treasurer for the same.
Adjourned
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
High Rents Opinion of an Eastern
Man.

EDITOR Los ANGELES DAILY HERALD:
Open letters seem to be the order of the
day. Suppose you let an Fastener say
few words for the esrecial benefit of
the few knowing ones in Los Angeles?
If the landlords of both business and
residence property continue to hold out
for extortionate rents you will see more
failures during the coming year than
were ever dreamed Of for Los Angeles
If the truth was known there is not a
high rent payer in the city making a
cent These facts, together with the
open robbery by the railroad and
express companies, will some day, not
far distant, burst like bombshell in the
eastern papers, and ii these extortions
continue, am perfectly sure such will
be the case, and il such trustworthy
news ever does get there can only say
good by to the future prosperity of Los
Angeles; and am indeed sorry to learn
and know that these things are true. So
much has been said already in the East
about overcharges in baggage, freight
and express, that ii crisis does come
you will know where to locate the true
cause. "a word to the wise ought to be
sufficient" EZRA PETERSON.
Los Angeles, Oct. 8, 1888.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-07
Two Fools Well Met"

There is an old saying that "a fool is
born into the world every minute" and
Los Angeles is no exception. Loud and
angry words were heard near tie corner
Of Main and Commercial streets about
o'clock tLis morning-loud and angry
words We're uttered, and, noiwithstand-
ing the lattness of the hour, large
crowd of ''late ont O. nights men soon
collected, and Il sight met their gaze
which threatened to terminate in a
Sloody quarrel. A policeman, for won.
der, was almost the first party to reach
the scene of disturbance, and attempted
to arrest both belligerents for disturbing
the peace OF the neighborhood at that
unseemly hour, but friends of both part
les interlered, and upon promising to
take them both home. he was persuaded
to let them go. 1t appears they We're
friends and companions, and during the
day one of them impaired to his chum
that he expected such big crowd in
Los Angeles that, in order to make him.
self "solid with his girl, he took "time
by the forelock" and bought two tickets
to old John Robinson's big show, and
remarked that he should call upon her
that evening after business hours and
invite her to accompany him to the
circus. They parted pleasantly, and IL o
friend, being almost as intimate with
the lady (who, by the way, is one Of the
elite of Los Angeles society smiled and
thought to himself, "It would be such
huge joke on George if was to buy the
tickets myself and call on her immedi.
ately, and get her first promise to go
with me; I'll do it, by Jove." In half
an hour the huge joke to him was
When the business man
called in the evening with smiles of ex.
pectancy and two of old John Robin.
sons circus tickets in his pocket there
was a surprised couple in that parlor,
and, leaving the house, he vowed ven.
geance on his friend should he meet him.
Unfortunately they met, and the az.
gressor received very big black eye.
How it viii end is matter that can
only be decided by closely watching the
entrance of John Robinson's big shows,
and ii you see young man with big
beefsteak bound over his eye, with a
pretty young girl hanging on his arm,
glide into that show, you can bet your
last trade dollar the old adage in one
case proved true, that "a bird in hand
is worth two in the bush" John Rob
inson comes to Los Angeles Wednesday,
Oct 10th, Don't fail to watch that
door at both performances, afternoon
and night.