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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-18
WEEKLY HERALD.
pusL,s,Iss ) Eyxny sArvsp.y Mo.xure
I'VE COT 4 GOLD f0-NIGHT.

Good nature now has LETT me,
I'm crosssr than bar;
NJ head Il full Of something
That makes fellow swear.
Quite common is my ailment,
Bat very far from slixht;
For. BY my stopped-up buyis,
I've got cold tonight.
hear the constant cackling
OF huudred thousand hens
Nocking my endeAvors
Tc pronounce my ms and ms;
And FL my head the war-whoops
Of distsnt injun fight
Give me the Information,
fse got cold tonight.
Tho children laughe and snickerel
When chanced to say aloud.
/" Id feeli'g Id BY crAdiub
Such a blasted, fuddy soud r
And James began to gig sle,
While Tommy laughed outright,
When they heard me tell their mother,
'.i've got . cold to-dight r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-18
). Hannon, n. d.
County Physician.

NAsCAREt. BUILDING. upstais Rsadsuss
Hotel.
Ofllcs houn from 10 10 IL a. =. iron To tr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-18

Have not earned and justly merited the reputation
of selling or goods from ten to twenty per cent cheaper
than any house in Southern California?
The Miches Friedlander failure is but Of the many
illustrations that exempliy the power and effect OF hav-
ing ready coin with which hold back and take advan-
tage of the tumbng Of the market to forty ones SELF
This house carried the largest best assorted best
eced newest and most seasonabe goods OF any in the
Far West Throughout business of twenty years
naugh could be said against hem that overzealous
in endorsing paper and lending accommodations to
others caused their failure. There stock OF 100000
that had be disposed of for cash any price would
bring Those who had the could take advantage
Of this alarming sacrifice And the Peoples Store, with
its fiery seed and saddebags we'll lined with golden du
CATS not long in passing all credit travellers the
road 1t arrived there st took the and choice of
what there dictated its prices emped its saddlebags
and stood aside and gazed with curiosity
the credit Sellers painting for BREATH and grasp
what it had discarded and refused look and at prices
that seemed to us at grabbing and ruinous.
That is the secret of the success of the Peoples
Store and its pennant-Honest Values for Honest Prices
flies at its masthead waving defiance to all.
Everything in the Notion line, Hosiery, Ladies and
Gents Furnishing Goods be sold by us at less than
prices Of European importations.
D@We call especial attention to the advantages to
be gained by immediate purchasers and request nspec
ton by the public, peddlers country merchants and the
iohhinO trade
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-18
OSCAR o, BALDY.
vErRRuSAnx sUReEoN.

Reriisure. so South Spring street
ksterencea, Dr. X. d. WISE fo> Angeles; J.
W. Adsms. powncy c,ty. snn<ic,l operations
perforned succcesiully on Al 5olla< az ~liA.ais
Also. bNisH snasslsnx hosvrs. srs I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-18
llrs, Alice Higgins, N. D.

PHI YSICIAN AND SURGEON
oacs and Residence No. 10 Fort strsss. I,o
Angeles. Cal. Odlps houn, 10 10 II 4. ~, 70
r ~. 10 In the evening. 80 I'm
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

A dispatch from Paris. dated April
22d, says the Figaro's correspondent
at Cairo sends the following details
of the Shendy massacre: Three
hundred Egyptian troops and 6oo
non -combataDts, preferring to make
the hazardous attempt to march to
Berber to starving inside Shendy, set
out from the latter place on the 10Th
instant. A part of the number went
slowly by steamer down the river
while the others marched along the
river bank. When two hours march
from Shendy they were attacked by
the Arabs, and after short tight al
the troops excepting a few were mas
sacred. The Arabs afterward cap
tured SbeDdy The Egyptian tre OPP
there had discarded their arms sne
uniforms in the hope Of being spared
but few, however, escaped the genera
massacre; 1000 men, women ant
children were slaughtered. many Q
! them refugees from Kartoum.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26
Judicial District Ticket 0. X.

Returns. complete and partial. from
thirty Two parishes, on the State
ticket, including the parish OF Orleans
show total vote OF 80, l69, being
three fourths of all tue vote, against
70, 748 votes cast in tie same parishes
in 1879. This is slight increase.
Generally in North Louisiana, IN
Lincoln, Union, Onachlta aud More
house, there "a decreased vote. The
largest increase is in Calcssleu, Yer
million, Lafayette and Orleans. A.
divided between the two parties. The
result stands: Democratic 30, $50,
Republican "a, 4s3. The same parish
es gave in 1879. 54,14l Democratic
and 25,604 Republican votes, show
ing majority now Of q, 203, against
2s, 537, Democratic gain of 2,666.
The election for district officers is
only partially known. Judge Thos
Overton and Judge w. f. Biackman
are our district judges, while Mr.. j
G. Wickliffe has been elected distric'
attorney by a handsome majority
NothinS definite has been received
from the Senatorial district. Mr.. g
II. Teal gets 584 votes in Grant and
60 in VIM, Ar. Geo. A. Kelly gets
$40 in Grant and $50 III Wlnn, will
a small vote in each parish for Messrs
B. f. Brian and K. B Walters. Cat
abouls is yet to be heard from, an'
the result rests With that parish.
MIR. rhos. Hickman, the returning
officer for Grant. did not finish nj
tabulated statement of the votes cas-
| in this parish until yesterday FRI
day) evening, aud it is impossible 70
us to publish the official promulga
ton at this late honr. We under
stand that be has returned W. I
Gusnes as elected Representative b
, a small majority, with DR.. PhilII
Goode for sheriff, S. B. Shackelfor
for clerk aud DIR. W. I. Williams fo
, coroner.
A protest has been served on MI
Thos. Hickman against his promu
eating the returns of The Cola
= Fairmonnt and Bagdad precinct
is and a close contest on the part OF IL
a Democratic candidates Tor represen
d alive aud sheriff may be expected.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26
FREE /!

The term "sucker" is cant name
given to the State of Illinois by the
Western people The craw-hsh makes
holes in the great prairies. and by
them decends to the water beneath.
In early times travellers provided
themselves wife long, hollow reeds,
which they placed in these holes and
drew mp pure water. From this CIR
cumstance the settlers on the prairief
we're called smokers, and the same al
terwards applied to all the inhabi-
sants of the State.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

The telegraph gives as some idea
of what the government display nc
The Exposition, lately ordered Dy
President Arthur. will be. 1t VIII DO
remembered that the government ex-
pended $500. 600 on its department.
Of exhibits at the Centennial There
is every reason to hope for as COM
plete If not . grander display here,
as in the past eight years there have
been valuable additions made to the
stores and articles held by the var'-
Gus bureaus.
among those articles to be dis
PLAYED here the following are emu
merat ed
A complete display in the educa-
tional ehibit-fIner than any hereto
fore made. Commissioners Eaton,
head of this bureau, has the entire
educational display al the Exposition
| in charge. and has promised the best
one ever made.
A complete series OF EXHIBITS OF All
! the sarious bureaus Of the agricnltu-
raj department. including specimens
OF all the woods in the country. rare
plants models Of green houses, etc.,
apiaries, aquafiums aud all matters
Relating to the breeding and raising
of fish. aud the collections OF the en-
tomolocicsl bureaus, showing the
different varieties of Troublesome In-
eects and the manner OF dealing with
and destroying them.
This alone will be Of great and
| important value to all planters and
farmers attending the exposition !
The patent Office will EXHIBIT 9
large collection of its most interest.
ing and valuable models; the signal
service will have complete display
of various life saving apparatus; the
Smithsonian Institute will .exhIbi'
various specimens Of 6sh. etc, the
war department all kinds OF arms
ammunition and war material; the nav.
specimens of naval architecture ant
: armament, and so on through tn
list Of all the various departments
bureaus and branches OF the govern
ment.-N. o. Times Democrat.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26
co1FAx GRANT PARISH. La. SATURDAY, APRIL 2e, 1884,

In spite of Samuel j. TIlden's re-
cent declaration that he was not and
would not be a candidate, the first
Democratic State convention, which
was held in West Virginia on the
10th inst, Endorsed him for Presi-
dent and instructed its delegates to
vote for him.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

savsrae,uN Riverside Cal The dry climate cursA
Me-. Throst Lungs fail idea. $ p route, cost Tree
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

Perfect sonndness OF body and
mind is possible only with pure blood;
Leading medical authorities Of al
c,vil;zed countries endorse Ayers
Sarsaparilla as tbs beet blood purify
inc medicine in existence. II Vastly
increases the working and productive
power Of both hand and brain.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

Hon. John Sherman recently re-
marked: Few men have been happy
in the Office of the Presidency. 1t
is remembered that the Sherman
family has made number Of Presi-
dents unhappy, but that will not
scare away many of the candidates.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

every age. Being sugar-coated. they
are easy to take, and though mid
and pleasant in action, are thorough
and searching in effect. Their efficacy
in all disorders of the stomach and
bowels is certified to by eminent ply
sicians. prominent clergymen, and
many Of our best citizens.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

There will be a called or special
meeting Of the school board Of Grant
parish held at the court house in
Colfax on Saturday, the 9TH OF June,
1894 C. G. Dunn,
President School Board.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

The undersigned win open School Jan.
eth, 1884, at the following rates of Tui-
ton: Primary class 81 per month; Sec
ond class. g. So; third class, 50.
Higher branches as per contract.
Instructions on Piano. "a per month
Vocal instruction, 81 extra.
Board can be had in private families at
liberal rates.
WI. CALvIT. Principal.
Mrs JOSIE Raglan. Assistant.
Montgomery. La. Nov. Is, 1888. 3m
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

Don't be afraid 10 work; life Is
short, and you will have time enough
to rest when it is over.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-04-26

Mud may strike a pure man, but it
will not stick to him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
TINE null-snAssx CASE.

The termination Of the famous d.
voros suit Of Sarah Aithea Hin Sharon
she 10 entitled 10 the last name under
the decision ef the eeart--vs Hon. VIM.
sharon. ien-millionAirs asd sx-unised
States Senator. b . seritAsle sarprise.
Perhaps this 10 % hscanss the public
have By cad experience become indoc
trinased With The bslief thai -.eoin
talks" even In courts Of justice. and that
the main requisite 10 success In litigA-
ton. criminal o. civil. 10 10 be backed
by plenty Of monsy. In shAron's csss
thsse u q notable. and - are slad 10
say In Cur opinion. very iuss and needed
display Of judicial houessy and frmns@a.
The plaintiff vas . yoan1 woman
Who. pssvious 10 her meeting with the
defendant, had borne. - far - di.clcs.
Cd By The testimony, good rsposs'
TIE dsfendant became euAmorsd. pro.
posed marriage. induced Der 10 cooseni
thai 10 BE- informal. and secret. and vhsn
tired Of her. rsrcdiased the contract,
and svsu dsrisd the esnuinenssa OF the
document. The plaintiff sued for d..
voros On The groands Of dssertisn and
sailsrs 10 sapport. 1hs right 10 d.
vosos Involved. Of eousss. she validity
and esnuissness Of shs alleged marriages
soutrAct. Tbs Judgs sostained sbs
lscaIity Of the marriage and has erans<d
: divorces in conformity with piainfid's
somplaini.
Ths trial ms prolonged for nsoaths.
II vas ineepesivabIy Vulgar and nasty.
There probably never vss tfsal .
which noss pnblsshins pssjsEy vrs
somnitto6. This ses No sana1sd =
- -. b.t ~ dsvslope6 anees -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

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~ ,. 4 49,. Hsn;.siss. ) .. -. y.
4 a 80. ~ s 4. n Ns,;ha. :. = -
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Cnzs - ~ 1sy.z ~. - -
49, = y -. 49, la!1.I ssss
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= $780, ~. ,sxs ~ ~ - - - =
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.PEn - 49,, - q. = 80 49,
1870 9 ~ y -. ~ - = -. -. - -.
bosrd q kIm Ds.sanses = 10 :
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Orasrud go o. alufisnfsou ~ Gam
bsrs & U5eknsn. fog . rs1niI fiq10s
Ilssnss. - efansed upna ss.das.sn .nss
0rSsrsd shsf d naatsf q sonsidsE-
ine - pnymect of taxss IN warrants
- peoepored-
IN. 1steejfs 80 Allowed 3lo ouf
q - CeUsfery fonds tus oegg11es Sen-
doxe1.
Joku y. Trnna - allowed vt71o o1s
81 H. Hiro fund
Counctman Snyder offered tbs foi-
lowing rcpolstjcn, vhich 80 nnani-
mousiy a60pled:
R<sslred. That tbs thnals Of thi1
CeunciI ere hereby rendered 70 Card
ner EejIoeo for the faithful and sfziciens
manner n whioh - has fIjed ths ONES
az Cbssf 81 the Fire DepoFtmemt-
Ordered fhat ne ps@ifion y 4. @.
johnson and oshefs Tor H. pAesa9e II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27


Boysossise = . swssdasd sword
Bsysostine y nj psCsisz b Beassis,
No ons shosid fad - - the APirssesp
to-n1kht-
Look cot fos To- Nsw Years Posr-
IsxxEE10E1cxas
Tbs IIlInoks CIab hsld vary interest
ing mesting Inss svsninR.
Ths ~pIraS<sr vsss efsssiy ptssssd
With sheiS Seeeptiou Last evening.
TIE WiIIanstts vii probably fnish
loading ard - ssady for - Tomorrow.
TIE Posr-Inxnx4xoxxczs has always
stood b sbs psepts. win - psepis
now stand b. ~
Ths ship CITY u Brooklyn, nov load
ino Kent0n coal, vii - ready for 50
b. Jansssy |, 1856.
A 6ssndinayisp excursion leaves here
this aft>rnoon for 1scoma, Tbs sxcuFs
sion win rsturn bandsy forenoon.
The last Eas6srn mail caDe Ia ons
week ago last Monday, and IL IL imp0s
slbis 70 sell whsn ths next one viii A.
rive.
y.B. Libby, late master Of tbs tua
Blakely, and nov of The frm sf De
Lion 4 Libby, stevsdores. wsnt 70 Porn
Townsend yesterday.
Capt. y. J. Barns, the Insurance agent,
sss around ycstsrdAy dtstribufinR cai-
sndaxb Tor i565, atso biosling pads,
both Of which we're very sseeptsbls.
". T. Pillman 4 Co., the ChsrSy
strsst dealers, have Grsss Iot Of goods
- stock, Of aas0rtsd kinda. whist they
oGsr foF sAjs - exoesdingIy loo rates.
Ths man who attends 70 bis own busi-
ness has his hands full. Tbe man who
attempts 20 interfere with other peoples
business h liable 70 GET his fingers barnt.
There seems 10 b. no opposition 20
the appointment Of Daniel Mokeon -
Chat Of the seattle Fire Department.
Dan n an energetic, 1--we fireman, and
viii mako . good Chief.
During The recess of Court The A.
tognsys are enjoying themselves, while
the Jadgs u sndsavoring to unr4vsl
some Of the knotsy questions raised By
The attorneys daring The recent term Of
Court.
Go early and get your reserved ssAts
fer the Pirates" to- day. This is the last
chance Seattle audience uiii have Of
witnessing this beautiful opera By oaT
own singers, and for sweet charity 20
the poor In our midst.
Ths weather In British Columbia has
besn Q few degrees colder than here
On the I'D it Vas reported ID So above
zero ~ Porn Moody, 90 af Ladders
Landing, Be 81 Nov Westminster, and
20 below xsso ~ Yale.
Orders should be sent In at oncs for
the New Years number Of the Posr-lx-
rEILsokscxR. 10 viii be By far the
largest and best paper ever issued in
Washington Territory. Persons taking
tan or more copies can have them for
hve cents pr copy.
The yictoriA Times says that during
the year 1854. furs, hides and skins 10
tho value Of &ktj,z1 were exported
from thai placs 10 places Ia the Unitsd
states, or through the United States,
besides which an immense quantity we're
shipped 10 England direct.
Az the meeting Of the IIIinois Club
Lass evening . diysrslfisd literary and
musical program Vas pressStod, and an
exceptionally pleasant time enjoyed BY
ali pFesent. Judge y. j. Mc(siiors,
Gardner KELLOGG and II. n. Chilbera
were elected members Of the club. Al
Ter adjourning jolly tims vas had By
the young folks until q lsts boar.
Next ~sssinG Friday. January ,sosh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

magnificent assortment Of TAILORNADK
CLOAKs. Newest shapes. Perfect ct guaranteed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Splendid lines Of Lac Goods and Neskvear
The latest designa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
FURTHER REDUCTIONS
STACKPOOL,
JACKSON & co.
I'm order to effect thorough clearance Of our
present stock we shall offer during the

I'm order to effect . thorough clearance Of our
present stock we shall offer during the
MONTH or DGCEnaDGR
Extra inducements in oil departments which, together
With fresh supplies continually arriving, presents
most favorable opportunities OF securing fasbiOna-
bic and seasonable Dry Goods at very low prices
Sole agents for the celebrated Trefousse Kid
Gloves, the best wearing Glove now manufactured
full line Of sizes and coors in 4, 6. and 10 but
ton lengths. Every pair warranted.
---------
full stock OF the fashionable NONPARRlL
vELvETEENS, in black and colors, from SOC. per yd
A complete line Of sizes in the California Ho.
siery Companies. ALL WOOL HOSIERY and IN
DsRWEAR, in medieated, scarlet, white and 6hst-
land warranted not to shrink.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
Always breaknghe Market DRESS GOODS and making ompef
ashamed Of ITSELF Note fine DRESS GOODS at
greatly Reduced Prices

fancy l5ntsw
at
anwooI -
kndcoo wo Grsd d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

l1okeoA -ksTAukoox- In tkis esfx. nsc.
- As is;.i.ssk . Z s.s,sis 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

Aceurrrxp.--J. =. Corbstf. propristor
Of the Bar salesn. vas tried ysster-
Day before Justice Cam on Q charge Of
violating city ordinance Ne. CIT. or In
other words, for keeping his saloon
open on Sunday. SIN witnesses iessifIsd
~ having been In that saloon and
bougbs liquors and cigars between the
hours Of II o'clock Saturday night and
~ o'clock noon Sunday. and to this tes-
timouy there was no deniai made or
attempted 10 b. made. Mesmrs. HAines
and Mitchell wcre attorneys for the de-
fendant, and they wcre allowed by the
court 10 argue the ccnstitntienAiity OF
The Law 10 tbc jury, which thsy clearly
had no right 10 do. Mr.. Hsnfard pros
ecutsd on The part Of the eisy, and did
bis icvsl best 70 make the jurors andsr-
stand their duty and their obligation
under the oath they had taken. The
jury vas eomposed of the following
eentlemsn: ID. c. Townssnd. Frank
Griffin. Frank byrd. >. w. scott. Janss
Vile and Al. Grover. After having
The esss Submitted 20 them, ths Jury
vas out about three hoass. when they
brought In verdict Of mot guilty, y
and taxed the costs - the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
cise Prices tsr NE bsss Homs and
Fsrsisa Llisrafuse.

lPcssened Of THS LIVING Age snd one
or olhrr o. sIr wtyActcua Americas
u command Of tee who}e sStuafton
teiiA1elphia kveaing Buiietia
kor <fu ~ Tia lfvfH1 AaE and any uue
81 ths American ~ Mon kiaea toe Hnrs
pcrs WEAKLY or hkxxrf viii - senf for 8
yeAr. po.tp1td /; OF ter - 50 THx Lrslxs
Aes Ard - Nicto o. Lppsncoet's
Monfhiy. Ad6rcnR
LsTTHLi 4 CO.. nssssn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27

NEw ysAxs CAEasHs CAnpx-Clss.
enes Hartford invites I'll sko&e uAo co.,
templsss calling On Nee Years. day, 20
eall and - his beantifai nfock a. cards
tass rsesivsd dirsrs fron ~ kazs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-27
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vvox1rz OF
FINE DRY GOODS
GREAT SACRIFICHl
Sale to commence MONDAY DEC 1s and continue until sold
Sale commence MONDAY DEC lst and continue until sod


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