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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-17
LARGE LETTERS.

II you ,vant your Eastern friends TO
know something about Los Angeles buy
The superb thirty-tico,page Illustrated
Herald, ,ckieh is only fifteen cents a copy,
or eight for a dollar. In book form Il
l0ould make a good-sised volanae, and il
ansrers all the questions asked about this
city and coaRty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-17
The hleanest Man Again.

After considerable argument, the sup
posed meanest man was located in New
York, but his abiding place is Los An
geles. He shaved himself during the week
until he learned the price of shave
is two bits on Sunday, since which time
he shaves on Sunday, to save the extra
dime. His penurious nature was made
worse by smoking inferior cigars in
stead of the celebrated 9Tansills Pnncl
5 cent cigar, at the p. o. Cigar Store.
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A-- -rorrNr
UASH HUUSE.
HAVE YOU SEEN

The Beautiful Cloaks, Dolmans
Circulars, Walking Jackets,
Jersey Jackets, listers, etc.,
in all the best styles; fur lined,
fur trimmed, in brocades, Silk
rhazimers, diagonals, beavers,
and fancy cloakings, at COUL-
TIERS !?
Don't fail to go. His stock OF
children's cloaks is also the
best he has yet purchased.
His prices are lower this fall
than ever before. Be very sure
to look at his stock before you
buy.
Don't forget the place. 23e
and 238 in Baker 5lock.
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A card of Thanks.

In behalf of the relatives of the late
Major Robert A. Hutchins, | tender
grateful thanks to the comrades Of Frank
Bartlett Post No. 6. Grand Army Of the
Republic, for the courtesies and kindly
interest shown by them in connection
with the interment OF the deceased
CnAs. Nj. RESAuD.
Los Angeles, October l6, 1888.
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One Thing Necessary.

You can dispense with many
things, but if you want COM
fort every night, buy a pair OF
those Pure all Wool Los An
geles Mills Blankets. They
don't GO out of use. They will
last for many years. They are
Tree from cotton or shoddy mix
|fures, hence are warmer, better
Ind pleasanter to use, and are
o1d 1t lower Prices than ever
ofore. Call and be convinced.
q love to show these goods.
> make them, and know and
warrant them all pure wool.
B. F. COULTER.
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Don't Suffer.

Go to Coulter's store. in
Baker Block and get under
wear made Of the Los An
geles Wooden Mills fiannels.
They are absolutely pure
wool, fine in quality, soft and
pleasant and durable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-17
The "Coulter" shirts

Are gaining in popularity all
the time. And why not,
when they fit better, wear
better, and cost no more
than other and inferior
makes? Try them once.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-17

If you ,0ant your Eastern friends TO
knop something about Los Angeles buy
the superb hirty-t,co-paqe Illustrated
Herald, which is only fifteen cents a copy,
or right for dollar. IN book form il
,eould make good,sised volume, and ]!
ansrers all the questions asked about hi'
city aud county.
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Go to Coulter's store


For your dress trimmings.
The dress buttons are very
pretty and stylish.
His velvets, plushes and
brocades are well assorted,
and prices guaranteed in
every instance as low as the
lowest.
Whatever you may wish
to purchase, whether a pair
of blankets, made in the Los
Angeles Woolen Mills, OF
flannels or flannel shirts and
drawers made there, or sheet
ings, or cotton goods, or table
linens, or napkins, or extra
bargains in towels, or any
other article, we pledge as
low prices as any house.
Give us a trial.
B. F. COULTER,
236 and 238 Baker Block.
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travellers, Miners and Camper.

Are again reminded that we
manufacture in Our Mills, especial
ly for them extra large, extra
heavy, pure all wool blankets, in
all desirable colors and blue fan
mel overshirts.
B. f. COULTER.
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Horsford.a ACID Phosphate
As 4 nnrnrannANr DRINK IN rryrns.

DIR. 9. III. $. Davis, Meriden, Conn.
says; II have ussd it as a pleasant cool.
ing drink in fevers, and have been very
much pleased with it,"
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One Thing Certain.

If you intend to buy a black
silk dress, you will make mis-
take il do not at least look at my
stock. 1t costs nothing. l am
confident you cannot do as we'll.
All I ask is a fair trial. Come
and see. l promise you an extra
bargain.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-17
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SER
VICE. U. S. ARMY.

Division Of Telearnms aud Reror.s tor the hon
o. Of Commerce and Agriculture. Report Of oh.
seryations taken at Los Angeles. CAL, Oct. l6
1883:
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B. r. COULTER,

236, 29SBaker Block, Los Angeles.
aug 10 ~
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UNITED STATES

Ii you want pure liquors and wines go
to No. 81 A iso street. ost5 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-17
Closing out boots and shoes
236 and 238 Baker Bloc

New goods, pretty, stylish; low
prices are the ruling features in
the popular Cash Store, 236 and
238 Baker Block.
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1915 PM 2D:e3 GS ~ W 10 Clear
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LOCAL BREvrTrEs.

Maximum Thermometer, $50
Minimum Thermometer, $50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-17

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tho sstsfs Of
reby required
aafy vouchsl's
publication Of
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70 sspuJ s(la
psFyons hav-
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bf this no(tcs,
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Crops iIhN,tc~'s,

spRrserIKLp, ILLs., June z9'--ffm ~.
vance sheets of the June crop report Oh ,hs
state state board OF agriculture, it is sh0 n the
s,s increase of the corn acreal' over over
lsss is per cent making the r con srss
tSGs year over 100000 acres. Theconu no
s% oa aTs.9S ssan S ts sJ psi
yield. IN ~ 'h nrosuectiye yield range from
eehtssse in the central counties the utlook
y; ~ about Il, the same as last year. =. GOOD
az MIA May and as estimated at prese ! Is To-
100000. % an averag condi
tio Wa, and the prospective yield is i"N""'
bushels. ,.vo fallen off II
per Sen re- will be 100 600 acres in lrisl pota
'os ssvere frosts have greatly injurd IN
fruit crops.
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HIGH WATER.
ihe bee Line Not Bothered by Rad
Breaks
In It's Road Bed, and Is Still, as Ever,
the
Quickest. the Safest and the Rest.

No line from st. Louis makes better time
to eastern cities than the bee Line
Route"
ifgoing to indianapolis, Cleveland, Buf
falo' Rochester, Albany. New York or Bos.
!on' ask your ticket agent to ticket you over
tue COO, comfortable bee Line Route by
way OF st. Louis. "
No changing Of cars BY taking the "Bee
Line" to points named above.
Passengers holding "Bee Line ticke,s
nave been, are now and will be carried
through to destination with comfort and
without delay. "'N
Forpsrticular information either call q,
telephone. telegraph or write to your ticket
agent or address JOHN Howann
Texas Passenger Agent Bee Line Route. "
Dallas, Texas. "''
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cavalry, are in pursuit. They are
Chlracahuas, who were to have been al the
reservation several days ago, but
were deferred from the knowledge of
the fact that they could net enter the n.
servation. These hostiles are said TO
De greatly incensed at what they
consider to be q breach of faith
Another murderous raid is anticipated. II
Is believed other bands will shortly
make their appearance on the
way 10 the reservation, but
wneh they hear that those who returned
WIN Crook are prisoners, they will return
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rns Trade DOllAri

Nrv York, June eo,-Nea'ly all bune's
MAN including liauor and cigar deale' to-
a.,. ,asnsed to take trade dollars. Tue
w. as,aa ,he General action will drive thcoin
ont of the city within 49, .s sn hr,vhi
The mercantile eNc m,,Stnn ' aiers
about the change. Du un ss ,sm foy
are not willing to pay a pVv - y, ,wn
trade dolas, excsp: TO p.v ns' .s sa' for scu
orders These oFT Soue 0" were receive to
la,,V. hpnw,nv the movement In this ci'ha'
DAY, sao" nni,e q, nerally thrnurhor TN
exte"os" There ARE S3A000W o
count n;,s ont which thu Nvefnen'
M ny M, take except Ms bullion
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Are You Going North or East.

:, IL so ask for tickets via st Louis and the
Nandalia line, Round trio tickets to Pitts.
onrgh Pa, Niagra Falls, Cincinnati, Louis.
VILE and to all the prominent re sorts in
wisconsin, Minnesota and Virginia are on
sale via allowed named route at all ticket
offices 10 the southwest. 1t is the quick
line, without change of cars to Terry
aaute; Chicago. Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
Cplumbls, . Pittsburgh, Philadelphia an
New York. But one change TO Baltimore or
Washington. Pullman Hotel and Drawing
Room Sleeping cars are run through on two
Trains every day in the week. For rates of
apply TO
THOMAS S. SPEAr,
southwestern Passenger Agent, Dallas.
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Got what They Deserved,

Patterson, MI, June 2o.-Five Z
man who conspired against Lung Pc
cntt,np down laundry prices, today
ssnteneed 10 $500 fine and costs each.
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LONDON, June % -Bourke 90
gave notice in the CONNIE IS this
would move that no E, angeu.
second Suez canal would be 81
unless 1t provides for a reductio
anu adequate representation ofl
shipping In its administration,
Edmund Fitzmaurice, under fl,
retsry, replying to a Question i
Sa,u 'ne government had receive
inoilstrance or representation Fl
ani government in regard /
Tue Standards Berlin corrs
says; Germany has suggested tbs
! E OF Russia in the difficulty
France and China. '
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\ Unnatural Mother and WIFI

wiyA, June @,-John Kelley and viii
Mrprk in the field of Mrs. sleiebe,
dinr went to the house to prenar
rnsrhearing screams, Kelis,
assa'the house to find Sleiehc
shot;ls wife. The latter obtained ,
head . killed Kelley, blowing h;
mothe' Mrs. Sleigher was Keilevi
band, handed the gun to her b5s
sieighedich he killed her son
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BERLIN, June 9.-The trial Of the staff of
the newspaper Independent for blackmail
has caused great sensation here. Four
members Of the staff have been sentenced
TO imprisonment from one to six.
teen years. They obtained
great sums OF money through
their schemes. The chief OF the gang,
named Won Schlunich, was formerly \
member of the imperial guard, He fled.
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MONTREAL, June ~ r. Il kli6y zoe
,,le hardware, has failed heoi'iueslS'
ulO
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ne Blind Hatred of Americans

Mexico has long been regarded this sid,
the Rio. Grande as q wonderland. 1t |,
iuil OF gold and the tropics. Full OF spic,
winds and frsnkinceuse and myrrh. Full
OF leagues of grazing lands and herds Of
cattle Full. of fabulous silver mines
guarded by the ghosts of Cortez's swart
cavaliers. who came to WOO with tho blood
otiast nights rivals not dry on their AIDES
Fuil OF romance. song, poetry, senoritss
IPlcal fruits, south wind to blow all day
lov all night, full OF the balm and the
SCent of the sea. """ 'i'e
Wei, try it. No matter the subsidies the
Oensral government promises or bestows
every railrosd which enters the territory Of
AeIico frori the United States will he
benkruptsc three times over, Save and
n1one the hot country, the TERRA caliepte of
Sne natives; every foot OF arabic ground
nas 70 be irrigated. Inland from
" INC Grande for three hundred
scesh and the chapparal abundant. II
roq1O san Immense range for small mum.
per OF tile. In some period of the worlds
nlstoIy ground was evidently subjected
10 Terrible convulsion OF nature. for nroofs
everywaere abound of nest, lava and nm.
neaval: Therefore, in an Immense extent
aibie, f"'''oaiiy iupos'
In the hot country no man can live rel
~ cau I'VE ne cannot work If he can live
= " becomes shlfless, worthless and scrnb. |
pier man in every respect than the sorubhv |
The mines in many places are undouht
eaiy rich, but There are a multitnds ~,
richer ones In New Mexico, Utah. Colorado
montana, L'evada and ARIZONA. WHY 90
theh, from country where the law nro
'eGss TO country where there is no law9
1nen again but few people understand
me oitter hatred the average Mexican has
.or the American. Ii is simply inext,n.
No matter what Porfirio Diay
says. n matter the continued ovation he 4
received III st. Louis, y New Yo X and
rom New ork to New Orleans. the masses ,
u the Ne. cans hate the people ot tb;s
country wit, a hatred that can only come
rom the CON. pinging of the Spanish blood
WIN the lndh \. Diaz at best is but an in.
error Blaine. 1iven an opportnnitv ona t
le would be a q ctator. He Is able bn, ah ha n
prescribed. I've oh arch, as powerful in i
is4iGG as the POI is in his college of car.
isers put its brand upon him. What
nsno,t TOAD power there he raided ito nrn~
and showed his an;mps
F.,ninafagely than did that low. SQUAT in' d
~ eock arez, who was horn a proletarian 4,
isSporto tried to lbscnr,tvn " III, 81 81
ected Upon sy. 1'Suaty Oh MS
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FINE, VERY FINE AUCTION ROOMS


me safe handing
rade IN
Brothers Schneider
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led Up.
orderin Z on the luxurious.
clion OF adaptability We
der TO the newly furnished
~, presided over by Mr..
."' has blended In his taste
,eh'nement,. graceful as a
Au' 2, the elegant selecting
Ny mind, intultiyely
pie Of combining the
oil + From this sanctum
the rsouri Pacific tickets
'as d,nrtesy to aud treat.
ti6ant As the appoint.
of is saying q good
bed Main street. Par.
ne. w,n'ed to the pictures
25,. rivehe walls-all the
beaun from the car
fountains, ellis,
Rev OF enhancing
'ar' s,ys: yer questions.
nently
,htsville, Pa,
Rebec have psrma.
re- Salem, Never"
Ari' c''nhan,s-
aud Homestead Q witch at
NTH her de.
MIC at the
= 'Alem.
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Walter Evans, who died on his farm near
Residing, Pa. recently, Ut the ago Of 50,
lived on that farm oil his life, never left NJ
and never saw O railroad trsin.
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NEW YoRS, June 2s.-Eight bos oil
aroxned persons have been fou nd alo the
shores Of Staten Island during thpas
eight days.
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bARABoo. Wis, June GAS n,
tram on the Northwestern road. dra
TWO engines. was crossing the iron
near Norwa.k yesterday morning
structure gave way, LETTING down J
s'ues WIN three cars on top of them
Aioert detthing, fireman of The Il,
gine' was scalded to death. -
slightly. '"s'heer' was 81
me engineer and fireman of the
sngine escaped serious injuries by in,
INTO the water. The bridge was q a.,
one but MAS undermined bv The 40
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..,,,.r indian Ka,d Ant,c,pst,

C,yctSsArl, June 9o.-ArchbishoPn
call IL .eriously III.
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vienna, June @.-The idea oil
mspent sanitary board is moot
,he Austrian government will OIL
nro,osc The formation Of such a boar
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WHEELING, June @-Tet
all glassware factories, exceI hoa
factories, in this city and VIII
shut down for six weeks in acc r -,
the action Of the Glsss-blo..
ne stoppage of two factorisn nv
involves the iGieness Of about
boys and 200 girls, and the Z .
tories at Bellaire, one AT Brf II
. .hree at Martins Ferry, "
.ne river, will swell Hs
tai number of idls :
n no vi. zoV to 1000 boys aud 9OrI
at all these factories.
gate over $S5 600 per week, IL,
slass factories At Bellaire WHIP,
aown' In accordance with their ~
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PARIS, June 29.--The great statue the
saiely removed to n site on Rue du Crau'
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Untrue.

NKw YORK, June 2.-Pos
non, Of this city, Ays any cha
pe-sonally or pecuniarily int
Concern or corporation anita
limited States postal service
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You can keep your hair abundant and
glossy and ret,!n its youthful color with
ParkeI's Hair Balsam.
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wucox, A. T.. June .0.--lndianss rc-
or,rd 1T Ash Chnh, on THAR
,ona aud New M,Aiean hhe aud
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of their sea yoyage a'esequtly
scored below the average yard,he
hest scorts were te by
L eutenant Walter { J. A.
Pollard and George JoyneSted $50
each at 800 yards: John SIN NJ. 81.
/ nd, Sergeant I. J. Dad I'll
at, IS each at vss,
% &, Pollard and 5, ban
! sSese the highest possieis gatof
smith Yges is los. At Is, jim
loo ysrsae 81; Sergeant Is, It
6rsd11sNt which only ne w..
"'e"' " N. A>land made 24. "
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BosTolewksbury.

in the sef.-An order was adopted
bury inyeiternoon that the Tewks.
recess for committee sit dprir =
journed SCI and renor, % .s
called; otI, e IeeisIs, ,. 70 tne ad-
t ns. case a. me next general si, :.
Sur So S'i 80 S nip license in the Tewks.
ne mas " 'cts that all evidence
neA'' put In by Thursday
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1.os,oS, June 2s.-The AmeC'eanpue
,oam began practice to-day m MS'Ard nse
,,,..,,,,lum Thrv ars iot "i'
,.,I" recovered from TIE "cs
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IA rars Ginger Tonic does not con. tipste
,,ss g diarrh@a cures, but gives . req.
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g. Sristocra-

ALBANY, June 2.-Track heavySen,
needy and Murphy stakes, 81 900, 2:3Nas'
unfinished; Bronze. |. |, l, Lucia, =
Bigfellow. 3, 3; Buzz Medium, 4, 4. !,
Purse Sl,00O-2:40 class, PAGERS, nh
ished; Rich Ball, /, l; Jim Jewel y
Tinle-2:2l, 2,22,
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Fire at All Ia Q apella

BERLIN. June "a fire oc$aI
afternoon at Aixla Chspelle. AZ
vices II was raging fierceiy. NJ
and one Of the towers Of the fowl,
on fire,
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pASViLLE, Va, June Gas the r,
OIL quarrel about some chickens hstv
Grant brothers and Manning brotf
George I. Grant shot ]. W. Mann
creeping up on him while at wori In
1ela, Grants mother urging on tha X.
Hraht hred five shots into Mann;uou w
theh beat BIN with his fist shontinn -
u Ill you, die" and stamped nnnr !
Grant escaped. 'iih'ns ol
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s..o,,v Fortified

% he town Of Custrin'
oo,uence Of ~ river
or. and the mabrpoint
AIN .iust invssions from
m no'srtsd into a iirss'ciass
,hsliips $1,000 men.
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r,,,,Dodge.

the city counsel
!, !, an .diusnce the effect OF
III, municipal year end
IN .ril, thereby making making
. oroNDI prevents the state
' '1S gong into effect un'
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ri.

| CAPITA -Bright'reach
at S5,OAree.g uarteof a
with wiinch wonlray,
o ond !. o. third. ne
" age nlle a quartelling
VI pure Bird, sec Lit.
4 one-ei, nile;
City vKemplandond,
lsnguage'ime-2:oO
City ind onerter;
City VS.. n, second b.,
81. j
Cityyl one halfster
missed. millus, thirtme
First Rsi7
Carload, 1; Wilson 2:
the ouaAIexander, t. |
near Mi, has ann |
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u,a,neas Failures.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Approximas ny
urss Of business failures over the can,ry
S sor the half year ending to day. co'pilea
Mr. a Dunn & Co. indicate n.rkea
increase in the number and extent o Ol,dins
tiles COMPARED N wa sss ys sSsl''PTPth The
srst ak months OF 1881, the fal lu5 So7.
si sSs. first six months OF lsSI, .n tiSJs
s1st half of 1888, 463I. Inc nau ah;l'
ahSw a greater increase. In lsSl the aon''
; ;,;os NJ The Il st six months were sivV a
MO IN iSs2 $50 900 900; fist SIX MONS "
g The i .,9TSsa il 'S sss
of the last half year . y and Liabilities
"A vsry marked feature however .s,na
r Surins the second quarter oil the YEA h NJ,
Mmcantile disasters we're much less nm 40;
sns arSt quarter, in which the bulk i.;S SI ~
2 ;nc,ssse occurs; so that y IS possio' r .n
/ worst.Sart Of the year has been gCn ns s .or
Q RssottS as to the business OUTLOOK ,tIe ,o or
: ninsty ssyen trade centres indicate w
hnMoS,sf.elinp as to the future. /,
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1. Miscellany.
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ate 8 general outbreak Of
z the Arizona Iidians.
ns.'ce has ordered q upply
sent to the Threatened
''de ,nce to pensiones has
is A he acting secretary OF
,ice sal of the application of
,.u ona, an increee of
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OF uutyS7l. defining total
les eithe~@A 10 mean
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Base Hall

PROVIDENCE, June 29.-Bostop. Q. Pr
ience, 8. ~
CD a,G' June 29.-Cleveland,s Detroi,
CHICAGO, June @.-Buffalo, 3: Chicsr
,VlSsolNNATI, June 29.-MetropoIitans
J; cihnati, 2; called at end of seventh
!; Y YORK, June 29.-Philadelnb;s
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