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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-01

o. q. LAND OFFICE.

q. 8. LAND OFFICE,
AT Los AEsELEs, Cal, June 18th lsoe.
Notice il hereby given that Eyerett =. Hal
Of Los Angeles county, State Of California.
i ass 1n sS Ia sn II Ss N ~ s;
Of n W. u Of seciion Il, Township H..
Range IL W.. .. B. NJ. under the prov1dons
of an Act Of Congress approved June -,
1878. providing for the sale Of Timber
of land. Any person or persons claiming
any adverse Interest in the said tract are
required to present the same at this once
within 60 days from the date Of the hfnt
y i'll be barred BY the provisions Of aid co.
J. D. BETHUNE,
je2s COT Registes.
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Notice Timber Culture.


U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Los AreELEs, CAL.
July 10Th. 1886.
office by George Alien against J. n. Don-
aldson's heirs for failure to comply with
law as to Timber Culture Entry. No, $50,
dated July 7th, 1854. upon the W. y Of 8. k,
x and W.. n Of n: =; Section :,
In Los Angeles county. California. with q
view 10 the cancellation OF said entry, con
testant alleging that said tract is naturally
timber land. Containing osk, cypress AND
turc Is contrary 10 law, the said partie are
hereby summnhed 10 appear At this once
on the LIST day Of September, 1886. At 10
O'Clock A. NJ, TO respond and furnish tssti-
mony concerning said alleged failure.
J. d. bEfHUNE, Register.
jy304w NV. HAvkRsTfcK. Receiver.
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$4,000 inPursss and Premiums

G~An Enlarged aud Attractive Prem
ium List for the Horticultural and Agri-
cultural Departments in active preparation.
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Safety Council No. 664 meets second aud
fourth Thursday evenings OF each month
at their Hall. Evening Express" Building
SojouIning Companions IN good standing
are cordially invited.
W. T. BARNETT. Commander
GE0. w. KNOX, Secretary.
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~An Enlarged aud Attractive Prem
lam Ls' -. .ne .a,,.,a ,,ans,.,sa,
CULTURAL departments !" Heuse pfepafa'io''
pR0QRAMN ME- OF RACES:
Eirss Day-Tuesday, October 1y.
No 1-Rupuinp Race. purse $50 dash "
OF mile. iIee iof an tWo.y "a oids; III.
L-hunning faee, pu.se si'o' oasn N iiiiie'
free i3f al, weight iof sse .soo ovo.ak .,a.s
S.-frottins race purse sooV' ior 200 ciass'
aecowa Dnv-VV ed m s0aV. Oct. "a.
4-RunDing. race, purse $500. for three
20. ~, III ia weie fnr sg s'' A's N'
S-Trottine race. purse 500. three minute
class.
X. ID. Wise's blk. o. Rajah-8--and G. X.
Ficls''s Dr. 9. contractor f-e's'Dis'
Third Day-fhufsday, Oct. IL
p.. 800 , toso NJ ,oi,as
I-kunning race, pua,e f-'o' "a n'ies'
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REMOVAL.

MRS. HUGHES. Dressmaker, has removed
from 1913 North Main, opposite Pico House.
to 1879 South Main, between Second and
Third streets. jl7-fm
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The Pepulasisn Of Les Angeles
IL about forty thousand, and we would sal
Al least one half are troubled with some at
lection OF the throat and lungs. As those
complaints are, according TO ststistics
more numerous than others, we would ad
wise all not TO neglect the opportunity 70 cal
for the throat and LUNGS, Trial size free
Price 50 cents and t1.00 For sale BY II. ID
Godfrey Nadeau Block.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-01

w Los AsazLns LoDon No. II, =. 3 A
M M.-The stated meetings OF this Lodg
~ Mare held on the first MONDAY OF each
month ct 1880 P. n. Members Of Sister Lodges
and all Master Masons In good standing an
cordially invited
THos. sTROHM, W.. M.
A. j. HBCHfMAN Secretary
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Notice to Purchase Timber Land.


ut Los AN6ELKS, CAL,
July 10th, tss6.>
Notice is hereby given that Henry J. Ro-
per, of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County,
State of Calf ornia, has filed in this once
his application for the purchase of Lots 3
and 4, N. W. u OF 8. Z. Il and N. Z. u of 8.
w. u Of Section Is, Township l North, range
Act of Congress approved June 8, 1873, pro-
viding for the sale of Timber Lands, etc.
Said tract containing 162 73-l00 acres OF
land. Any person OF persons claiming any
quired to present the same at this office
within 60 days from the date of the nrs,
publication hereof, otherwise such claim
will be barred by the provisions of said act
iyl060d ]. d. BETHuNE, Register.
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Dissolution Of Copartnsrship.
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership of Carr q Prayer is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent and all &C.
counts due n and payable by them must be
and the said Charles Prayer II hereby an
thorixed to sign the receipts Tor grain de-
livered At Park Station warehouse.
Los Angeles. Cal, July sd, 1885.
z. mo. g. CARR.
jy24 Nv Oh RLES PRA0KR
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10 Angeles Wholesale Meat
Market.
lCosfected for the HERALD by 8. Msier, 40
South Spring street.
T 70 following are the prices for whole car
oesses:
BsEF-First grade, W Per pound second
AUfrOs-5o per pc md for Ewes and 60
for Wethers.
lamb Spring, 90.
vEAL-From 7 to DC per pound.
HO05-0n foot, hard, 8 to SIC per pound;
lresScd. Go.
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Los Angeles Chapter No. 50, B..
A.. M.

Stated conversations on second MONDAY Of each
month, " P. NJ, at Masonic Hall, Spring St.
Soiourning companions In good standing fra
ternally invited. By order Of
@. p. MCCLELLAN, H. P.
r. j. CUDDy qecrekarv
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ROMA MARKET.


IL offered for the arrest and conviction of
the person or persons WHO, on the 10th day
Of July, 1886, broke into and robbed the
house of Quong Lee, at the old Mission.
For particulars apply TO Howard a Robarts,
wilcox lock. VA I'm TONG LEE
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Los Angeles Lodge No. IS, L o. OF.

~ REGULAR MEETING held on
Wednesday evening Of each week
at 7S0 O'Clock.
sojourning brethren In good standing are
cordially invited. II. II. CRAWFORD. N. q.
Ed. II. PRAISE, X. 8. iva
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wui hesl all infiamm on without pain TO
me sufferer. It Ia soothing and c,oiing
pleasant 70 the smell. does yet issw IKE
Ether nAlyes. For sale by C.f- heinAemAhf
sole agent. Price % cents.
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ina old reliable store OF y. y. Heinseman
hstili heedquartersfo drugs eno me1lclnS ~.
IA has full line Of patent pcdfciness sen.
NJ thom In quantities suit At ksstern
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Special Notice.

Any and all persons who are DESTROYS of
entertaining members of the Republican
State Convention, which meets in Los An
geles August rs, 1886. for the space Of three
or four days, or any persons having friends
among the visitinS delegates whom they
wish to entertain, can see list OF such dele
z ties at No. 81 North Spring street. upstairs.
Send your address, with the number of dele
gates you can accommodate, to
FRANK A. GIBSON, sec'y,
fe2 At Recorders Ofsce
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$3.50 REWARD.

THE FoRREsrRY COMMISSION OF Cali
two hundred and fifty dollars for the
ARREST and CONVICTION Of any persoo
or persons who willfully set fire TO brush or
/. ees In any canon or any mountain within
the limits of Los Angeles county. The
follows: Fifty dollars each for a eonvic-
ton as above, not 10 exceed ave convic-
lions. Send all Information To.
GEO. Il. GARD
je2s sheriff Of Los Angeles County.
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(V66KT co AROUND BIIN6T

when you can get two pair Of Eyeglasses
AZ rs cents; also genuine Pebble Specs, with
guarantee to be Pebble, for li.50, At
WnGneF,s, Ne. - NJ mNtm 50.
Look Il the big sign iu2olm
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WILLIS L. CULVER, Of Pavilion, N. r.
says that Gilmore'a Magnetic Elixir cured
trouble. FOR sale By Il. b. godfrey. Nsdear
6lock.
The largest stock Of drugs, medicines, per
fumeries and toilet articles IN Southern Cal
fornis. ct =. Heinsemsn'a
CONFINED TO THE BED -FOUR M0NTHf
and almost blind, and cured by one box o.
ailmore's Neuralgia Cure. For ssle BY II
D. Godfrey. Nadesu Block.
For lame back, side or chest. use shiloh
1rnus Plaster. Price d oents.
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Confidence Engine Company.

zLkA RssULAR meetings Of this oompA
any on the first wedesasy svsnine
s1z60G'of each month, 1t 7:soociook.
BY order J. r BRInRLY,
FP KKLLy. Secretary. Preeident
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Regular meetings Of the above Lodge are held
every Wednesday evening OF Old Masonic Hall,
Spring street Visiting brothers are cordially in
vited 10 attend. O. AUSTIN
M Dictator.
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Young Mems Institute (Catholic

Institute No. IA, meets every second and
fourth Monday evenings Of each month In
Painters Hall, Nadeau Block, at 80 o clock.
Catholic young men between the ages OF
~ and 30 are eligible to membership. Wis
invited. JOHN r. MORAN.
JAMES j. GEE, President.
Recording Secretary. oct2y.ty
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-01

MISCELLANEOUS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
FARMS FOR SALE
----BY--
Edwin K. AlSip & Go.
tsucssssors to sweeiser q Alsip,
Real Estate Agents,
NO. 1916 FOURTH STREET
SACRAMENTO, GALA.
Any Of these Lands are Suitable for
the Orange. Olive or Fig aad
Fruit Of all Kinds.
FOR eQ00 80 ACRES OF CHOICE
EVh gJVU land near Cottonwood
Shasta county $500 cash. 800 a year until
paid without interest
FOR 100000 ,.,o ACRES rs. NEAR \ EAR
County; uuimproved.
NOD Gsk PER ACRE, so ACRES NEAR
EVn 900 Auburn. Placer county: is0
fruit trees dwelling and stable.
FOR S8lIO0,so ACRES OF FINE
yard. full beating vines acres Ia orchard;
all under high state OF cultivation; dwell
ing 8 rooms. stable. etc; ~ miles IRON Sac
ramento.
FOR $1,000 40 q ! AcREs p WITH ,,u CROP
acres In orchard % acres In grain; DIV elling
4 rooms, stable, windmills; situate ~
miles from Florin. Sacramento county.
Also
FOR $12,0OO..lnas s a .lsss 60 aG 10 4 fai
bearing; 100 cherry trees. 10 years old; Eng
lish wainuts,. Italian chestnuts. currants,
faspberries. ngs, almonds. Water pipe laid
all through the grounds A la'ge dwelling;
bath, with hot water connection; stable.
chicken house: all farming tools. Jersey
cow aud calf and Q horses. This place IS
situate al the town OF Newcastle, upon a
I'LL which has commanding view Of the
surrounding country. Newcastle the best
shipping point east OF Sacramento.
SEND for a Catalogue Of Land.
- Remember
EDWIN K. kLSlP, SACRAMENTO.
EDWIN K. ALsIP. SACRAMENTO

Us a certain cure for
Nervous Debility
Lost Manhood, Pros
|tatorhea. and all of
Lhe evil effects OF
youthful follies and
|exce, SEES, and in
drinking intoxicat-
Ing liquors. DIR.
Mintie, WHO'S areg-
|uiar physi Q 4 an,
graduate OF the Un-
versity OF Penn
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Meets every Friday evening at Masonic
Hall, 2gh 8 Spring 81. Visiting comrades
cordially invited. J. NJ. QUINN,
Post Commander.
8. @. sYMONDa. Adintant ie27 i'm
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10
scheme 10 Tax Pianos.

A new and strange crusade IL being
preached in Paris, where just now it is
sought TO Turn source of nuisance into
Q source Of revenue. Pianophobia has
declared itself virulently in the most un-
expected quarters. NJ Reyer, who is a
member OF the Institute, and himself q
composer Of no mean ability, has drawn
mp bill which, IL passed, will bring
into the treasury some 9,000, ,000f. or
10000, ,OOOf. His idea is TO tax pianos.
As nuisance they have lately got beyond
all limits in Paris.
M. Reyer speaks pathetically of what
he and his fellow countrymen have
suffered from arrangements of "Guil-
laume Tell" or "Tho Huguenots ~ and
says, indeed with some truth that such
performances have stifled music as an art.
He proposes that 20f. year be paid ms a
license for the use of each piano, the tar.
however, only applying to the capital
There are to be exemptions from its incl
dence. Governesses and persons who de-
rive their incomes from the study Of mu-
nc have not TO pay the tax, and special
cases may be made for relief from Il. II
n. Reyer's suggestion is not carried out
Il II proposed TO mako the playing Of q
plano In room with an open window
liable TO q fine. Paris does not In this
case hesitate to take hint from Ger
many.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10
Story Of Col. James A. MuIiigan.


Coi. James A. Muligan, whose heroio
defense oil Lexington MADE MN immor.
tai; VINO only SURRENDERED wneh iorced
ton ny the pangs OF tnirst ana starva-
uon, ana long atter all nope from Ere
mont hau Deeh abandoned, was man OF
marked character Wnen the war
proke out ne was states attorney irom
lineage ana gave promise OF speediiy ris-
ing 10 the very heisht OF MS profession.
lie was taii' DARK, with large brown
eyes tender ana poeticai' a nhe hgure,
an intellectual head, ana winning lace.
lie was natural orator torcib'e, impetu,
ons, tuil OF feeling and enthusiasm and
one that swept the emotions Oh MS listen
ers with the force of whirlwind.
Nearly three years after the Lexington
incident he visited me, bringing with MN
q cabinet photograph OF himselt with his
autograph, which ne presented 10 me:
lie was on MS way 10 resume command
o. ms DIVISION then In virginia AFTER
pleasant chat he rose 70 go, ana, as we
were SHAKING hanus, sala 10 nm IN
3ocular vein:
Colonel. let me impress upon You the
necessity oi yonr giving the right OF way
TO any shell or cannon baii which may
happen To be trnvclingin your direction.
A grave solemn expression came llto
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10
At. STEWARDS BETTER NATURE.
- Had n Great Deal OF Heart After
ALA Couple OF Stories.

- Had n Grent Deal OF Heart After
ALA Couple Of Stories.
In talking with gentleman the other
Aay about The late A. L. Stewart, the
6aunterer was somewhat surprised to
hear his friend say that the millionaire
had q great deal OF heart after all, and
Was not the cold, selfish monster that he
haa too often been represented to be.
ssHe wanted his own" was one Of the re-
marks made during the conversation,
ssbut he was capable of doing u good
Dany generous acts. ] had occasion TO
eall upon him once or twice on charitable
eTands, and found him very courteous
and obllging, though wide awake and
anxious to be fully informed ON the sub.
5ect discussed.
Once went TO see him about q poor,
honest and well meaning fellow who had
failed three times, and WAS deeply In his
debt. said that he was anxious TO start
again and that he had great prospects OF
success. Nonsense" replied Mr.. Stew
srt, "he has no head for business, and /
cannot do anything more for him."
Other topics were then introduced, and
@ / was about leaving remarked, "Well,
shall send ID. TO see your "lIold on q
minute" answered the cautious trader,
''let me see how much have given away
In charity this month";" lie then turned
10 note book and said, "Yes, tell him 10
come up" The consequence was that he
started the man again, and "A short time
after went down to his shop and pre-
sented him with n receipted bill for the
amount Of goods he had purchased, say
ing as he did so, 3D., did you leave your
brains in IrelandP "No, sir" was the
rejoinder, IL brought them here" Then
try and use them or jump oyerboard,"
murmured the merchant prince as he
went out OF the door.
On another occasion I was deputed to
ask his assistance for one of his employees,
who was sick, by charitable society Of
which | was member. Mr.. Stewart
knew nothing about him except that he
was one of the hundreds of people whom
he hired. l stated tho case, and Mr..
Stewart said it was hard one, and i'm
mediately gave me 800 to be used at dis.
erection for the mans benefit, stipulating,
however, that he was not TO be known in
the matter at all, and he subsequently,
gave 10 the society another 500
for the same purpose. lie did more
than this, for he paid the man his full
wages alN.he time he was sick" Per
haps," said the Saunterer, at the conclu-
sion Of this narrative, 'that this helped
him through the needles eye into
heaven. ."-Boston Budget "Saunterer."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10

A great advantage In the hygienic treat.
ment OF disease is that it dues not, or at
least need not, interfere with sound and
experience proved modes of treatment Of
a medicinal kind. The scientific physi.
clan finds, in fact, that there is always a
consistent plan for combining the medic
inal and hygienic systems. lie sees that
the two systems are one; he sees, further,
that the mere medicinal plan without the
hygienic is In all cases imperfect and in
some cases worse than imperfect. The
practical details Of hygienic medicine In
relation to the treatment of disease have,
however, yet to be wrought out more
fully. This will be sure work, but neces-
sarily slow, because IL is hard to give up
old friendships in dogmatisin, while to
effect cure in sick man by fresh air
alone, or diet, is infinitely less satisfac-
tory to the public than 10 assume to
effect the same cure even by bread pill
DIR. Richardson in Popular Science
Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10
Mr.. CIadstone's Fighting Qualities

Men say he never fights better than
when the battle is desperate. With
COURAGE born Of the most complete con-
yiction that stopped at no risk and no
labor, with an alertness that took In the
whole field, with on cloquence which daz-
zled even his enemies, Ike n very Cpur
de Lion he fought almost single handed
the unequal fight. AT distance looking
at him it would seem wholly beyond his
physical powers. Close at hand his face
is marked, indeed, with the lines and
wrinkles Of many campaigns, and you
see before you still an old man, but you
see also what at distance you miss, that
the lines are the lines of endurance and
hardy strength, more than Of weakness
and old age.-Seth Low in Brooklyn
Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10

At certain country church it was de-
efded by the members to assemble to-
Gether at given time to pray for rain,
which was badly needed for the growing
sEupa At the appointed hour the people
began TO gather, and one little fellow
eoms trudging mp with an umbrella al
nost - big ~ himself "What did You
os!ng that for, youngsteri" some one
asked with Q smile. "So's I wouldn't
~ wet going home," was the confident
npiy. IL - safs to ray that no one elss
- ne l.rgs gafhsring had coma dmilcviy
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10
and save money.
SPECIAL ATTENTION

given to repairing fine WATCHES and
JEwELRY. Any design Of JEwELRY
made 10 order at eastern prices.
In conclusion We will add that we
offer no catch-penny inducementsI Ibut
genuine cash bargains. Look over
your Chicago and New York cats-
Iogues with their discounts then come
to us and we will convince you that
we can save you dollars.
A. SMITH.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10
A Variety OF Shooting.

The sportsman Of the northwest has no
mutterings to make over his variety of
shooting. He can 60 into eastern Ore.
gon and shoot prairie chickens, and fish
TO his hearts content Within two hours
travel of the metropolis Of the north
Pacific coast he can shoot within twenty.
four hours elk, bear, panther, deer
grouse, pheasant, geese, quail, pigeon,
mallard, duck, widgeon, canvasback,
gray duck, bluebill, and snipe, besides
swan and sand hill lcrane.-Portland Ore.
ponian
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10
Cost Of Steamships.

Over 800, 900, 900 was spent in building
the 125 steamships plying between here
and Europe. They employ 1880 men,
spend LOCO, 900 a month for coal, carry
500, 600 passengers year, and earn S22,-
900, 900 for passage money, exclusive Of
what is paid for freight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-10
A Poor Basis,

De po'est thing in dis worl' ter base yer
hopes on is good looks. De cuckle-burr
Is green long arter de flower is dun killed
by de rost.-Arkansaw Traveller.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-20
ADAMS ESCAPES !
The Brutal Murderer of a
Woman Saved from the
Laws Vengeance.
a. the Insi NiumcWt the cover
nos tumuiutr- Az S'nt"nC"
81 1t. Imptt-uuuncut,

-''. ." N' ''".r'
san \NIuNl", ICES, February I'
Nurm Albums. mI,r -cul,u.r of
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...........,
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tsl.,u -igurI DO, tu, governor having
arrived ul,I uulnlIn. thr-piluid lui
hr,u begun Au extensively -Igu,i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-20

rte I,ndr - Ii,GI'd o,rr uc It.
y. >tutgis >t",N ~ nnoi> "nh Shnrs,
th,, nrr Going '"s, Inuhtup'
TODD, tnni are Ircsh nnd UeiHbi'
III. pruuir want whrt. th', 'n" gee
tns,n N'w Worth cost
.,iirIH. CIiII0N 90,
U.Itnbi- u"ni H"h Shoe Dr1i"T-.
waco, tcNps.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-20

Bedroom suits and wardrobe. |us.
received al ". T. MAIuu 4 Blus
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-20

Join thc g. T.. A.. {, o. rnwu
manager
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-20

C0uId Tl N IWI0I -IVou W0UlU-
4 B 4.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-20

education. Htt-r tt"m cong to'.
ami Impaired hlduO action m,iu.
.u4mtjuu of ,Nr blood Nu--u.- uu,
brruhtua down. aud t.i. I- tIu b.-u
ming unJ th. direct cause uIH.I lUO
ulm,u,- from which Wuuou -Ullu
and muNn, surely follow 30, mig
.I.... fH... .Ia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-20

Hud positive ctiuU uu tup liver
10. we'll u.s. ou thc hiiuc,- increasing
the secretion and loN oi u..r. rrgu.
ptc, tue celebrating iuuDuuu tr-
moves mhculthu. iurmi.uu nmt,
100 Is word. restores tito muri l.
ti,.N without Wmuh hwl'n De- 900 im.
lt.-iII|iA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-02-20
DIR. A. G.. oLIN co.

leo r. AtIaNus 900 81,
..t.t CHICAGO. nh.
.. p,. I4.atsr. sI.JJ siE Tor $50"
The Mineral argus., 1886-07-01
Last Years River Shipn, MS.

The last number oi the Montan, Wool
''r""er contains list of wool growers vbo
shipped their clip by river. OF course. r,
benton Is the greatest wool shipping point
on the river, and in the territory. for that
matter, but Il number in the list who have
shipped from Benton heretofore. viii tbis
year ship from Judith Landing. as !, has
great advantage to them over the r;v.r
metropolis II is folly for a Fergus county
WOOL grower To parallel the Missouri river
i"r u hundred miles over rough roads and
almost perpendicular hills, when they arr.
wiiiiin two days drive Of judith LANDING
over good roads and down grade all the
way. There will he buyers ON hand to
purchase the clip of those who desire 70
sell and the best OF storage facilities for
'h"se who purpose Shipping to eastern mar.
k"t~. Following are the names of thosa
win" shipped from the landing las, year
ami amount shipped:
The Mineral argus., 1886-07-01
N'f' It"ss"orc makes suits TO order nd
satisfaction,
New Goods 10 Arrive.

good share oi the large stool, Of genera
iner'hhndise recently purchased by Mr.
H. Belangcr in Eastern markets. * ot
Judith handing and * expected to arrive
here between now and lin. ltb NJ. III
'"2'r si'pinent Tor his summer trade
consists 81 goods of every description and
"i superior quality, and he proposes to
t'ri' them into cash as quickly as possible
by selling at bed rock prices. Our readers
VIII IND II profitable to cal and in.,,ect
Nr. brlAn.rr's new stock be,,r. ,,p,,l,,.;,,,,
elsewhere.