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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

Music free to-day. at Peoples Store
See advertisement Of rooms and board
under New To-Day.
| MedicAted underwear at Joseph Muir
tagh 4 Co.'S Zig Main street.
| Child's hose s cents pair, and shoe,
music free. at Peoples Store.
Business was very light in the Court.
and county Offices Yesterday.
The Council meets in the City Cour,
room. Temple Block. this evening.
White. dressed shirts. 81. at JOSEPH
Murtagh 4 Co.'S, ll6 Main street.
Grand duette from the second act Of
martha. Sunday evening. January
2lst.
Good corsets SO cents. Sheet music
free. at Peoples Store.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. John @. Dow
ney return home from San Francisco by
tlis mornings overland train.
Ladies' cloaks cheap at Joseph Muir.
tagh 4 Co.'S, ll6 Main street.
| ,, xs
ending at S;l5 last evening: Maximum
IS degrees, minimum Al degrees
Decorations and wall papers. the finest
and latest. and the greatest variety. at
Raphael Bros. l4l Main street. Also.
valentines.
store
from our old time San Diego friend. A. B.
Hotchiss, ESQ, who paid our city pass.
ing visit on his way to San Bernardino.
vos'p" AkA ~, ~ a,n
cbe.p
and one mortgage fled for record was
the sum Of bushes, transacted yester.
dsv in the Office of County Recorder
Miles
Humans "I'
We learn 'ua' 'He urn 's'en ue
mama nave uhasr oons''e'a''0n plop0
s,lon 70 sei 'ne'i p'oper'y On spring
erect COSY little theater
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i-a''e' 'is"'" A'' e"o''' S'' '"p''
''e'
Mr.. H. Glass, we understand, win
shortly opena book bindery in the Allen
n''ck' CORNER " opr'ns Anu e"'p'e
sor' ~ Nr0'', " .' $, ~
lam. "o"' nus, s., uaeu :. '"
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"ur'Asn q w. = i'' "A'" s'''''
A distinguished legal friend of ours
was the first man to drink from the
Newmark Fountain yesterday. He
pronounced tho beverage somewhat new
anu s'rAnss 70 ms pa'A'e' ou', never
'ne'ess' very re'resn'"s
Our cloak department, though severe
~ drained' sun SHOWS a eompie'e assor'.
men''and many bargains 'ase'y parcnased
nave ''''i 'esn reaaced' ieoPie s'o'e'
Mr.. C. Hermann, Of San Francisco,
known throughout the length aud
breadth Of the State as Hermann, the
Hatser," who has been visiting Los An
geies for the past ten Gays returned 10
San Francisco overland last evening.
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and A in ell respects, Peoples Store.
e.
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= ss.s-:- -,..
Rita Armiento, woman. The accused
was released on 500 bail, 10 appear for
trial at 10 o'clock this morning.
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An" ~nas we Afo u''posnas ~ s'' "rs
-, :.
Inc i.ui'' OF 'ne Dap'''' onurcn ana
sunday oonool. we learn. are preparing
F.hr,.,v,., Ths ,~o.-.m,,. ;no,,,aa,
the names al .svsraI ~ our no.t ponu.
lar mu,ic;ans who will give their aid to
max a the entertainment a grand .uccsxs
Great soprano and tenor from New
evening. January 2lst,
ri, wh;.h A. =, ,h. h,,;n, wind
Which was .w.sn;os ,hro,ah a.. c,.v III,
dav ovs,.o,,s r.re y ,r.n;nm
thronobont Tho d.v
Word was brought to town yesterday
that rain had fallen at ri Monte and
'na' u nAa ra'ned copiousiy a. Cuoa-
nohsa on thursday nisnt' nall inch
1sang .ne measurement ss,. OF the shower IN
the latter iocahty.
Let the loss iaii where II may, but we
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

Damiana Bitters regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy. Wholesale liquor dealer,
agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

F. Lindquist, merchant tailor, No. 20
Spring street, y himself o practical cut
ter; and, having had ample experiences
in San Francisco and Los Angeles,
knows how 10 meet the requirements OF
his customers.,n He keeps a full supply
Of the best cloths constantly on hand
and makes t11emup upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20
HERMOSA VISTA
JUST oPEMEpi

new, CLEAN AND coMMoDIoUs, This
new resort for tourists and visitors Is delightfully."-
Los Angeles Has SO iset of veranda, extending
around the whole building, from ~hich tho nost
magnificent visw Of mountain. valley and plain
may b. had. Daily staRes 70 sud from Los An
hou.s, 10 b called "Hesmnas, CAL" and will be
opened January l, 166sI which viii add greatly
y 'A' dEOR6E W. GLOVER,
dlblru il.i.f .4.ar. - Proprietor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

Fsrmerv, strargsrs and travellers, don't fail to
call q SMITHS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
Il d the only place In Los Angeles which 10 kept
On the European plan. Everything at reasonable
rates ecod, wslf-cooked meal, At from 10 cts
upwards q auy hour Bill Of fare, with price
list. Good bsds ffom - cts upwards Baths,
sc. Rsmsmbsf NE place.
em,Tms moTEl Ann nssrAuRAHr,
In the large Arsprooi brick building, corner Of
Lns AngeIes and tCommerciAl streets, center Of
slty, formerly ~ white Houss.
dot JAS. W. SMITH. Proprietor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

Spanish language. By Prof. A. Cuyas,
"A Main Street. dll-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

A positive cure for dyspepsia--D ami-
ana Bitters. Michel Levy. Wholesale
liquor dealer, agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

You will never have q sour stomach
II you drink Damiana Bitters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20
The v,sicultural Commission.

The following opinion Of the Supreme
Court denying the power of the viticnl.
tural Officer to enforce rules adopted by
the Board Of viticultural Commission
ers, will be read with interest by the
fruit dealers and vine growers of this
section:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

:
Respectfully, ]. w. HINTON,
Superinte dent Of Schools.
Los Angeles, Jan. Is, 1888.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

Hughes's Russian baths, located No.
Is Main street, opposite the Pico House.
Gentlemen and ladies attended to by
persons Of their own sex.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

Do not forget Maginnis' imported Gar
cia cirar.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

Officer Mcmahon arrested Will lam
Hares last night on Commercial street
Hares' actions had excited the police.
mans suspicious, hence the arrest.
Upon being searched. large bundle Of
new socks were found on his person.
He will answer to the charge Of petit
larceny this morning in tile City Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-20

AnVAnCA
Leavitt's All Star Speciality Company.
Looked in 70 see ms last even;no' He
,.....t.r Ca p.....,;.. ,h;- s,,.u;~.
and goes thence Esss on Sunday, via
the Southern Route, to make arrange.
ments for the appearance Of the com.
pAny at the various towns and oities
along that route. between this city and
Denver, Colorado, from which place
Mr.. Thall returns to San Francisco by
way Of the Union and Central Pacific
Railways.
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49, $3.50. ~. q o,.,asI ~
$500 sas.;,ss.s,s .x.;,s,.s. 49,.
s.s $780, - s,,-;nr - M.rLa !. s.rsst.
a. ~. 49,. ~. .s.,,.,d ~. .o.s,,sr 80
as.,.,'. $3.50, !. h.s.,,, ,,;...s rna,.;..s
;n.a ~ hnaav sc No. To,.r -h;oS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-03

Inc Rev. George W. Hinkle is dis.
pleasing many of the Episcopalians of
Cleveland by hearing confessions and
granting absolution. He defends this
practice on the grounds that it is mot
at oil contrary to the teachings of the
church. but is distinctly implied BY
passages in the Prayer Book He re
minds his critics that when he was or
da'ned the Bishop said: Whose sins
thou dost forgive, they are forgiven
anu whose sins thou dost retain, they
are retained
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-03
The Discovery of Horn silver NEAR
Bellevue Causes a Great Excitem eh''
Bellevue Sun.


Bellevue is jusll. noted for her TAR
famed galena. With recent develop
ment of rich gold bearing quartz 10
the south of US; it promises to be as
rich "a quartz country as is found IL
California or Nevada. The exlraordl-
nary find by Schmolz and Capt. Taylor
of rich milling ore, prove that to DE-
abundant; but recent discovery OF
horn silver west of here has greatly
excited the oldest pr.spector, and VIII
aid in making Bellevue the Leadvllle
of Idaho Yesterday evening John
Mann who is prospecting west OF Lees
Gulch, brought into the city some
specimens Of float he found while pros
pecting. He quietly showed the spec
linens to few friends, but once start
ed, the news of it's wonderful richness
could not be kept quiet. The eyes OF
old prospectors gIstened as they saw
the specimens, the news quietly spread,
one man was going to take out nun.
Der Of men to find the ledge, while
many were thinking OF going in pri.
vate quiet way. a regular stampede
20 the new Ell Dorado came near tax
ing place this morning. The speci-
mems which seem to have been found
in great abundance are deep brom-
i le of very high grade horn silver.
Prospectors who seem to know tell us
that the ore runs about $4,000 to the
ton. Mann made some inquiries as to
whether if he was trying to find the
ledge whence came the float, anyone
else coald find the ledge and locate it.
Real zing his danger he slept accord
lngly, and those who were trying to
'"'io" 'li, - Tue last SCcIl Oh MN ne
was slipping ont of town at the early
hour of three; both pockets bloated
with location notices to do Wholesale
business in locating lode, extensions
and the spnrs. Old prospectors are
greatly excited in regard to the rare
lind in section hundreds of prospec-
tors had viewed before and regarded
AZ utterly barren of all traces of MIN
srai, and open their eyes to think
that it's likely to prove the richest
mineral field on all Wood River We
rear horn silver is in large quantities
and found in many different places
west OF here, though it is no EASY
natter to trace the float to ledues
There are those who believe that mines
II horn silver will be fonnd that will
wal the Minnie Moore and other not.
ID mines in richness.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-03

nNNm not life is sweeping by 90 and dare
nklAID before yon die, something miphtv
X and sublime leave behind to con.
HUlIIVH qner time. $66 week in your own
NEID town IS outfit free. No risk. Fv.
w., . erythlng nj w Capital not reouired
we VIII furnish you everything MANY are makina
.or,"nes' Ladies' make much as men. and hnr q
INA ano gir make great pay. Reader. if Won want
tirna ns,s at winch you can make great pay al the
Pc tand. Maine. iiANfr " Co.,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-03


acrve for healthy blood and more Of il
is now generally received by physicians
An eruption Of Mount .Etna has bt
gun, accompanied by an earthquake
causing a panic in the vicinity. Sew
cral houses have fallen.
1t is estimated that the average o
wheat this year is 10 or Is per cent
greater than last year, in the William
elite Valley, and IS or 80 per cent
Creator in Eastern Oregon and Wash
ington.
Standing before Clergyman who
was abont to mary him, rustic was
asked: wilt thou have this woman,
etc. The man started in surprise and
replied: "Ay, surely? Whoy, ! kun.
med puppus"
Washington Mclean, of the Cincin.
natl Enquirer. considers Senator Jones,
Of Nevada, the ATTEST man in the Sem
ate, although too incident to be am.
bitions- Jones is moderately rich
again.
A book agent tried to sell a Cncin-
natl lrishman a copy Of "Hiawatha."
Pat looked at the title and then at the
capvasser. Higher wather, is it?"
says he: "be jabers, the wather in
these digein's is quote high enough,
me BY for any dacent mon. So be off
wild yep
The Elmira Gazette is bursting its
buttons over u joke on its esteemed
contemporaries in the State, which
copied with appropriated comment its
account Of the death Of Il. II. OMas-
cat, fouud cut in two on the Erie track
tho other day.
One Of the industries of Australia
~ the cooking and canning of rabbits
which are so plentiful in some dis
tricts that whole crops are destroyed
by them. One firm during the last
season, which lasted twcntw.fi, O weeks
canned CTS, 900 of the animals.
1t has been asserted that opium eat
ers are comparatively exempt from
malaria, and in the East are quite sure
to escape the cholera epidemics. The
opium habit is itself, however, a dis.
ease hardly less serious than malaria
or cholera.
A Louisville, Ky, young man nam
ed Barrett, recently got even with his
girl, who basely deserved him for a
Chicago fellow, by stealing her we'd
ding clothes. She swore out war.
rant, but Barrett had fled, aud the
wedding was postponed because of
nothing to wear" The people con
ccrned are well,to-do.
A new idiotie craze is thus describ.
ed by a society paper" ''Can You
draw a eat?' is the latest social ones.
ton, and you are Immediately handed
pencil aud paper and requested to give
your best idea of cat, without model
or semblance. One lady | know has
what she calls "a eat basket" where
IN she keeps all the wild attemps of
her friends to draw feline 1t is as.
'onlshlns how few people really know
what cat looks like Ask your friends
TO draw cat, and see the fanny things
they make.
During tho Gniteau trial the British
journals INDUCED in a great deal of sar.
casm because the boisterous lanrpage
u the crazy ASSASSIN was rot check
ed, and they continual reminded ia
hat they did thore things better inE
England The yells of rate and the
Hsosder IN the court room at Dublin
turing the hearing of the alleged con-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-03

h1NN people are always on the lookopt g.,
hHAH chances 10 increase their earnipns
"At and IN time become wealthy: tbpse
RIl\v VINO do not improve their onno ,~'
" lUI1 niues remain in poverty We offer
want great chance to make money W.
tor us flght in their localities nS " WORK
u tue work properly from the first starr r,n
vases ss VIII pay more than ten times ordinane
"no engages fails to make money ranid1, NO one
snsrs your whole time to the work or anv can
npste moments Full information and All ally y, your
land, Maine. 'iiNToS Co., Port
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02
m'KINNEY.
Rrtr. Train. Cor the Beunion-othss Re
unfon Matters

Rrtrn Trains for the Reunion-Othef ne
union matters.
NcKrrrEr. July 25.-lspecial Captain
oainlan will run q special train from 6ber-
man. Denis0n and Dallas. in addition 20
he nov regular train, which will give ne
twelve trains running into Mckinney on
'n ga lsS 81 o.sisr. Of Pottsboro, Texas. mem
her OF gtonezall Jackson's brigade, Issues
4 ali for ali members Of the y 1rtbern Nlr
siria amy 20 meet In Mckinney on the
In End sth Of August for the purpose OF
permanent organization.
The committef appointed 70 procure
ruusic Tor the reunion have secured the ser
vicss n tie Germauis bsEd. % Dallas, and
ne Homer Grove cornet band.
Tbe rrnrion Of Stsphen's and Ale1an-
snder's regiments aod H0vells battery,
heretofore called % meet IN Paris nsfe
beru a5snd0nsd. and they Al WI De IN
NrEfrrIsr a. the reunion here
The Brnhan Neus urges the sending ~
q COMMITTEES here 20 securs the nert meet
~ N SO re1rirn 81 Bonham. Nnat vi
ui1e-auaFs Dallas d.
~ fr71ruinr IL the circulsr issued ~ The
sr-Corfe1srats solder.
1--WE - rlrasurr IN inf1rmi1g Tcu thst
tt,s rr-rIrl-s - ths foIlDwirs nrzsrirstions
- e rraslds a s1-CTIfed-rsrs solciers
81 bod saciai rs-urlrn 81 Afh my
r.ras - Fursosr nrr Wedu-sdsT- ne ~
- - rsvs o. Aurus nert. torir 90
@-r.I ,. 81 Nr|rfterr Iezgs. E1ss Br1fsoe,
80. Z rrsfa. P1isnE-s B-ir.te. Grs1-
49,. a-|russ MsreT's B-ixs1e -n1 ks--
-irfe r-4'irs-It. Frrt1xts kezlrre1f.
rI4r.r.-f Trras CaraIry. Osrtll's Arfa-.ses
49,. rr.tr.sa's -rT C1rnrsrF. e1--1r-
$3.50 T.-|r.s--ears ass1rssti1n - ~
l,rrf.1s-a,s Ni.s1-riHra
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02

tsfi0us prophet Is kept u profound secret,
but IL Is said 10 be one readily grasped ana
understood, The street parade vi not be
followed by a grand ball rs Is usual 10 suon
cases, hut instead thereof there VIII De
siyen a series OF tableaux 1T the olympic
Iheatcr on Friday night. During various
nights of the week there Will be mlntary
parades, the procession OF the hre depart
ment. and other civic societies, and grhnu
dress parade and drill Mt Armory nall
such sights will be seen and such specta'
Giles exhibited that the hearts OF the strah-
Ger will be delighted and the eyes oil those
| who behold them, dazZled thereby.
During the past week,
MR. HENRY SHAW,
| who has done much III Kindly uhos'eh'a
| tious way to make ST. Louis attractive ana
talked about, celebrated his eighty.third
birthday. No stranger who visits TINS CITY
thinks he has seen IL without having visited
Sbaw,s garden, and Tower Grove PARK
both of which places are attractions whlch
cannot but command praise ana ad-
miration, and both of which places were
beautifed by his beniiicence and generos.
ity. The garden is not yet 'I II
Is expected that it soon
will be. Mr. Shaw has no kindred VINO
nave apy claims upon him, and 1t is under'
stood that the people of st, Louis will be
come bis heirs, to this extent Inc oiu 'na ~
was waited upon by many. personal friends
ION the occasion OF his last anniversary
birthday, and congratulated upon his ap'
parent health and strength. Fortune mas
dealt kindly with him, and the old man MAJ
not abused her favors. LITTLE lEE"hh
1t is claimed that Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment is almost infallible in the cure o
diphtheria pneumonia, influenza, bron
cbitis, congestion of the lungs. and hare
dry coughs. This may all be. true; Wt
know it will prevent diphtheria and ina
il will cure the Group instantly.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02
EKCKExaIDGE

Brrcrrrrrp1r. Jolly z5.-[C0rsspoDd-
encs 1-Ths uarti~ulars IN regard 70 TIE
Killing q Colonel Waits ~ Harvey Otrr1
are - foll0us. A report. srrpp1sed 70 baFe
her STARTED ~ Colonel Wsits. detrimente
4 fhe Food nsrns 81 Csrter. vns c-rrnlsie1
throughout tseir ueigtbo-1ocd- Naits -
oupstef Carter - c1rus - bis hOuse lnsi
-urdrv and have en- understanding in -
rsrf - fhs abrreuamed report Ca-ter.
rsfirr . friend Win hin. ID -. vile
fsIfirr over TIE rnatter 81 ths colone :
1885. Cartsr disputed Nsits v1r1-
visits s.id tk.f be cDult nct s.snd thst.
I'D .eppine into IN af1irinE frcrn %.
s~I~af 4 rrntls- hrrrsle1 s,11t-run, crcfe1
- hw~~eIa arf uCVsf tcwa-es Cs-t-r.
uts-rrror Cnrtar d-sw ~ IIlEtr sd 80
Wnlfs ffr1-rt ne t11T. ~ - s-It.r ~
irlt bsIcu tts - riprie c.usirr ce.-h -.
~lrrflr. CrIcrsl NnIts - rr1nu 49,
- fr'f-erfia rrsn. 80 80 u - ln-EssI
.s.arr,-crnsrs 81 fhs crEr-T.
t. rrsiferrs 81 " i. -etnl-la,- 49,
-.r-ns-inr. 80 t--raf 81 r1r-rl,.1 -
49, 80 t-rI-r n g SO ~ ~. -e1lElar
- ~ r-~rlrtsf sd f1rrIisllec - nr-st
- = rrrrt rrreru- Crrserts r. $3.50 -
81 rrvsf. sr-.rt fi'rtsr fu-r-tr-s- -
ssuIss TN sstsstFs 80 n klsu1sn. -
1880
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02

"All 81. Confederate soldiers from what.
ever state or command, all ex.Uni0n sol
dicfs residing In Texas oil citizens theif
friends aud families, are most cordially M.
yited and their pfesenCs sincerely desired
on tbs occasion aud dates named, ana
cordial aud generous welcome Will be ex-
tended TO oil. ,,,
"There Ia no desire TO revive the bitter
memories of the past. but to renew Old ana
dear associations, aud ro-establish ancient
Friendships and promote the welfare and
happiness OF all classes OF ourdellow citl-
Gems. az well as TO elevate regard for our
common country.
MANY of your old comrades and friends
will be in attendance, and You are most
heartily invited TO come, and let us meet
together once more. ,r
'Suitable badges and headquarters Will
be prepared for each organization and COM
mand.
"Distinguished speakers have been invi-
ted, and will be present.
| COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
| r.. II. Brown, W. Q. Robertson, John O.
Mccoy, ]. o. Straugban, Jessie Loving, g.
A, Foote, VIM. @, Mckinney. old settlers.
A. Williams J. V. Cockerell, s. d. jack
man, @. S. Mitchell, John M. Stemmons.
ex-Confederate Missourians
| A. Good Graves, w. A. Rhea, Ro s. bril-
gade.
r M. Henderson, J. II. Jenkins, Ector's
S. II. Fox, W. N, Bush. Po!ignac's bril-
/. M. Martin, T. M. Scott, Maxey's bril-
gade and Martins regiment.
0. P. Bowser, GraDberry's brigade.
1 ], d. Woods, Fitzhugh's regiment.
r. W. Randolph, 18th Texas.
William Worden, Johnson,s spies:
w. l.. Cabel, N. j. Ross. w. w. Merritt,
w. H. Throllinger. William Fitzhugh, John
@. White, T. j, Crooks, H. G. Mack George
G. Lindsay f. L. Piner, for ex-Confeder-
ates generally. VIZ
]. III. Britton, R. d. Allison, l.. W..
Oalesby, F. NJ Davidson, ex-Confederate
| Tennesseeans.
G. W. Russ, ex. Union soldiers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02

IorGvTrw. IENAa. July -, lroS.
In fhe ofreers and certiheste hOlters o. the
Mutual self EndoTmeuf and BcneVOlent A.
III. fbs 1n~e-sigped financial committee,
aoncited 10 eramine and Inspect the Doors
II the association, take pleasure IN MAKING
TIE fnlloring report
n he spr-atarv and treasurer, and re mo
them IN ercelle1t conoition- neetly Nepi1
~ c1rrect in svery psrticulsr, save and
eEcept q fsE minor errort m n1oition 81
sss.neuts. and two minor errsrs IN he a.
difion q three rsD1rts on ne oesln D-nens
f-rd nd general fund. teirg en- erTUr ~
discrep.ucy q thirty-slI cots pertsininf
A.. - s-rrern1 fund. and aght cents per-
tsfrinF 10 the bsnett iund; vith tnost COT
$1,000 fls bnofs are siricfly c1rrect-
Tks report ~ ne secr-isry -. HinE -
-.~rir.sr rrf fisbu -serue-rfs ~ - vsri1us
frrrs 81 the sr~.cia.ion y elrirtlg s.ss-
49, - ~rrr c1rnmittes. We hsVe -
sr.rrfref ne des-h rr1yt, - tinct -
--r--1 IL rnrua-y. sid fn1 fbst l1 sFery
inrnurs 80 Ia - go ~ 80
r.rlI-f-|TIr rr-rr.if-f uirt. 80 d-atn fruc1
errr-rtirr IN ruuoer 70 eE1,e-r
Wef - rr-rfuIlg eEsmifr1 he rsrls-sl
srr-rss nccorrtl - tne o'.iEs y -
--i~~~ - - frf fhst ne tutlt tart
f.ssr cz--f1 lT auc Iuticirn..J ~ &c -
"a - fr1 ttat - r-iHI
49, rrrer 90 1850
- 1850 AZ efIeIarrt s-r-e1a-F.
Ii Nc. b sorfuc-s1 ir q r1-reri - -
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02
sEMI-ANNUAL REPORT,
and reading as follows:

secretary's Office Mutual Self Endowment ana
Benevolent Association of Ame Il v, Long
view, Texas, July 2, 1888, 10 the finance
/ have the pleasure Of submitting to you
this, my third sem;annual report, when
will be found under the heading OF exhibits
A, B, G, d, e, F, G, ii, l. 1,o,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-02

browns Bronchial Trocnes are excellent
for the relief Of hoarseness or sore throat.
They are exceedingly effective. "-IChristian
World, London. England.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23

SEVEN ratlling rounds with com
 mon driving gloves" is the shape in
 whi. h the late eparring match with
 gloves at a Tucson thcalcr is re-
 ported by an eye witness. The Tue son papers do not speak of he mat
 ter in such terms, however. The re-
 porter goes on to say, 'the audience then dispersed in haste and no ar rests were made" Surely tucson must be perfect elysium for thugs when a twenty -four foot ring can be set mp on the stage of one of her theaters and a prize fight proceed without any attention from her au- thoritics. But then Tucson IS the csthetic center of Arizona fashions. Not long since, Tucson indulged her refined taste in bullfigbt or tried to, but the bull had too much sense to be made fool of in such an Oscar Wilde crowd. In Mexico where his endeavors would have been called a "bullfght'' and appreciated as such, instead of an "endeavor of a male OK to hook some men," he would prob ably have shown his metal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23

A DEMOCRATIC paper of Phila ae'phia has the following to say of the President, which is strikingly in contrast with tLe narrowness of some of our Territorial Democratic CO., tenlporaries:
 No man is recessa y 10 the re- prhlic; but Pr sident Arthur has borne the weight thrust u; on hIm by the death of Garfield with such ,-apasle judgment and with such fidelity to the public interests, that he has thoroughly won the emf Icnce of the nation. His death at this junciure woul be regard q as a calamity, no matter who might be called upon to succeed him. We hope that the lumors of his serious liucss may turn out to b. oyerstate- mcnts of the fact"