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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
AUSTIN.
An Explosion in the sta,esmen once
rhs Motto OF Texas.

An F.plosion in the statesman once
rhe Motto OF Texas.
special to tho Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, oct. 10. To-day the gas
supply pipe IN the engine and press-room
OF the Statesman suddenly burst with
a loud explosion, which raised a great
crowd and hubbub in the streets for seye-
raj minutes, under the idea that the office
had been blown up with Independent
dynamite.
The following correspondence explains
Itself:
Gov. John Ireland, Austin.
DEAR SIR; Please inform me why the
state OF Texas has had no motto, at this
late period OF time, when other states less
prominent In our union have such 10 ex-
press an important idea. | have the honor
TO be sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, G. w. DARLING,
Corresponding Secretary One Idea
Historical society, Utica, n
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
AUSTIN, Tx, Oct IS, 1856
To Mr W. Darling Utica, \, Y;
DEAR SIR: | have your favor OF the 4th
inst, asking why Texas has never adopted
a motto like other states. To answer your
question IL would require knowledge OF
the motives and views Of every congress
that met IN the republic and OF every leg
islature since It has been state. II
should guess at II / would say that
Texas has not been POLITICALLY or senti-
mentally inclined, and that she has been
attending TO matters OF more substantial
importance. While she has never by
law adopted any motto, she has one from
the days Of the fan OF the Alamo upon
which she has acted-one given her by
one of the patriots who perished In the
Alamo, to.wit; "Be sure you are right
and then 90 ahead"
Respectfully yours,
JoHN IRELAND.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
WASHINGTON.
Secretary Manning Takes Held OF His
Work with Vim, and Calls His
Secretaries Together.
The Remains Of salmon p. Chase Removed
from the washington Cemetery and
Taken TO Onto for Euterment.
PREsrDENrrAL APPOINTMENTS.


WAsurSe1oN, Oct. l3.-The president
to-day appoin.ed Col. A. B. Wilcox OF the
Twelfth infantry, TO be brigadier-general,
vice Gen. j. II. Potter, retired yesterday
Gen. wilcox has been ordered 70 Fort
Leayenworth TO assume command of the
Department Of the Missouri.
The president has appointed Col. c..
Duane 20 be chief engineer U. s. A., with
the rank OF brigadier-general, vice Gen.
Newton, resigned. Gen. Duane is now
on duty In New York as engineer of the
Third light house district.
MANNING AT WORK.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-Secretary Man
ming visited the treasury department
about noon to-day and remained there for
two hours. He had a conference with
Assistant Secretaries Falrchild and
Thompson and a few other
officials in regard TO the at
fairs of their departments. He denied
himself 10 general callersand gave partic-
lar instructions against the admission of
ofiice-seekers. He is not quite ready TO
assume actual charge OF the department,
and Fairchild will continue to act as sec
rotary for several days yet.
SECOND FUNERAL OF SALMON p. CHASE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 The remains of
Chief Justice Salmon p. Chase left Wash.
ington by a special train, which precedes
the regular $3.50 train this afternoon for
Cincinnati, where they will ar
rive at 1880 tomorrow morning.
An assemblage Of distinguished
people accompanied the remains in pro-
cession from the cemetery TO the depot.
Among them were the committee Of con-
gress OF which Representative Butter
orth is chairman, and Representatives
Little and Cultivate are members.
The committee of the supreme
court of the United States
consisting of the chief justice and Asso-
ciate Justices Blotchford, Matthews and
Woods, q committee Of the Bar as
socIation, committee consisting OF
prominent colored men, with whom the
distinguished dead had personal friendly
relations, Attorney General Garland
representing the president, Senior Romero,
Mexican minister, Whitelaw Reed and
Hon, Barney, two Of the pall-bearers al
the original funeral, w. w. Corcoran and
many local people Of note.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

overed up and a piece Of skin II
grf fled on to avoid the scar.
~ know of no process,n said ii
manipulation yesterday, ''by whIa
eyebrow can be successfully darkera
may be colored, but not permrrsg
The only way is to replace the eysa
with new one, and the process isiu
delicate and painful one. war ngrls
brow is cut off, and the neatly.pgl
dark one is grated on. To my midi
disgusting"
Dark, curling eyelashes ara lrRs
very neatly. The former lash lsexins
and the new one deity inserted III
hole, where it becomes permanent Z
A Third avenue belle who recentiT 8
a month In New York returned yeJu
improved in beauty, and her dFsg
dark lashes contrasting with Mi
blonde hair were commented on Inv
by her lady friends. The lower 4
cannot be touched, but little darkN
tum Is all that is necessary for then
is also said certain Park avenue Il
lady who spent year abroad reil
with very seductive dimple never Il
noticed. She had also acquired 4
of leaning her chin on her hand With
finger ext nded, pointing toward Ut
pie. Nobody in Minneapolis proists
make dimples, but the process is i !
lar one in Paris. The dimple ia cul
and delicate skin is grated over II
operation requiring two weeks sll
failing no little suffering on the pa
the patient. But what lady will slb
little pain to stand in the way Of pl
nent beauty?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
AN OLD.TImE CANVASS.
How andy johnson Downsd Bsn I'm in "A
Political Debate.
Mnahlnrinn unirhni

How andy johnson Downsd Hen I'm In "a
Political Debate.
Washington Ratchet
Col, Powell is an East Tennesseean
we'll known here and in New York. HIS
memory OF Tennessee Affairs goes back to
the days when "there were giants ia the
land" Thirty-one years ago, when An.
drew johnson was candidate for reelec-
tlon as governor, he had for his opponent
Meredith 2. Gentry, "the eagle orator of
the South" According 10 the custom Of
the day and section the two candidates
met at various points in the state and
held joint debates before great crowds of
voters belonging TO both parties. In the
course OF the canvass Gentry, who was OF
irail physique, became worn out. A
joint meeting had 6een appointed for
Chattanooga. Gentry being unable to ap-
pear u substitute was secured In the per
con Of Ben Hin OF Georgia, already a DO.
litloal orator OF force and reputation. II
Tell 10 Hin 10 open the debate, for which
he had an hour. johnson had an hour In
which TO reply, then Hill halt hour to
close and johnson the same.
llill opened In fine effort IN which he
referred but slightly TO state affairs, oocu-
pying his time In discussion OF national
politics and in ridicullug the homestead
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
GALVESTON.

A swltehman Crushed to Death ON tho
Missouri PReiflo-The LaJeock Murder.
Special 10 the Gazette,
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. l8.-.Alto La
mothe, young man employed as switch
man In the Missouri Pacific yards, was
crushed yesterday afternoon while making
a coupling and died to-day, He was a
native OF Houston, and his remains will
be taken to that place for burial
The man Whitaker, who WAS with Rich.
ard Laycock the night of his death, has
been brought to this city under arrest on
a charge OF murder preferred by Laycock's
brother. Whitaker Is now In Jail. lie
eyinces not the slightest concern over his
arrest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
CLEBURNR.

Boriibie Depravity OF Two Men Onioers
Eieoted-A Daily Paper.
Special to the Gazette,
CLEBuRNE, TEX, Oct. IS --The man
Charlie Stevens who was supposed to
have been arrested at San Antonio yester-
day, Is wanted here on very disgusting
charge. II is stated that about month
ago Stevens and another man, named
Bell, enticed an insane vagrant woman
into carriage, drove her about two
miles from the city and outraged her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

Special TO tsa Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX, Oct. ls,--R. W, Han
Of this city left to-day for Now York to
represent the chspter Of the University
Of Texas In the national convention OF
She Phi Delta Theta fraternity, which
meets on the 18th inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

Pure baking powders are one ~
chief aids to the cook in preparps 4
tect and wholesome food, ana lnr ~.
wife will do well TO be on hef w
against baking powder tramps' AZ
Loaf Baking Powder is never psS.
from house to house, az TIE nan~'
turing establishment Of j. n, hles-
taxed to its uttermost TO supply ~
mands that come through Legitimate 4
nels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
suaden peath a. Houalon.

special TO the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Oct. l3.-Thls y
noon about O'Clock negro named Z
Motley, porter in the grocery sson
Henry Heuk, while handling mercbane'
dropped dead. A jury Of inqass'
held and verdict rendered that ls
ceased came to his death from as1io"
apopleXy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
ABOUT A sENORIrA.
Two Mesicans Exchange Shots, bu,
Damage Done.

Damage Done.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. IA N
ing ARRAY occurred last SaturdE
Lockharts ranch, fifteen miles wesl
the city, the parties being reside
Luis Valenzuela, and a Mexican shepie
The trouble seems to have been aia
ieud, and the parties meeting in the =
exchanged shots. Valenzuela was nA.
the thigh, the ball passing throuel
leg and infilctiug flesh wound. bis
tagonist rode off. As is usually the 9
In such difficulties, daIk-eyed Maila
senorita was at the bottom Of 1t. Apop
chapter Of the affair is expected 5000
which the shooters may be more suce''
full.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14
TEMPLE.
Hardware stock Araohed-Tho Daily Bee
Appears,

Appears,
Special 10 the Gazette.
TEMPLE, TEX, Oct. l3.--An attach.
ment was levied last night on the stock Of
hardware recently sold by p. II. Stephens
Of Bolton to j. B, Adair Of this place.
The attachment was for debt Of $1,000,
which Stephens says will be piad, not
withstandiDg the attachment, when due,
The Bee, our own daily, came out yes.
terday and again TO day, 1t makes good
showing and is well patronized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

II you need anything in the iisnn xxx \,
remember you can save money y 91
these goods at Randall & Chamoele n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

box ofpills. Find out
about them, and you
will always be thank
full. One pill a dose.
Parsons'Pills contain
nothing harmful, are
easy to take, and
cause no inoonven-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

Undoubtedly the lowest prices Z
seen In woolens and flannels are q
dali & chambers Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-14

oodAovi'
|fhee0zet
INaxTE.
rand
Alliance,
I'D last
against
a. and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
Csppiteatien of Names

The San Diego SIM says: The mex
town Of Ramona" il advertised in the
Los Angeles papers as being distant
only "six miles from the city of Los
Angeles, On q tract Of land owned aud
sBboiyided by J. d. Bartb sboib. Tb =
/, al mistake. There il but one town
Of Ramona in the United States Of Amer
lea. and that one town l. located IL
San Diego county. California. 4 pos.
Office Of that name hss been estzbllsbs1
here By the Department - Washington.
and it is well known by evel y int Zig mt
person tha: two posiOfiiees bearing the
same name will not be permitted in the
same State. Mail matter addressed 10
Ramona will come TO >sn Diego county,
20 quit advertising i, q. being il Las
Angeles; call the new town .'shorb-
vile, and render imperishable the name
of its illustrious founder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10

Of the land, the bloodlsss battle will
be fierce and 10 finish They viii
at the end pretty evenly divide
the substantial hODors Of the sirug-
gle, and The people will be the beDe-
feiaries every way. Wilmington will
be made q more eomnodious place
for the handling Of ships. The Bal
Iona hsrbor will be made worthy q
the name. Every valley in the e0un-
try will have It's system Of railroads,
and the whole territory will be
opened Up TO settlement and develop
meni. The exploitation oi Southern
California viii begin next rear in
real earnest, and those made rich BY
their possessions here in the past viii
be doubly benefited BY those they
hold IL fee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
ssIhe Manly WAY.

Our esteemed evening eOniempo-
rarT 10 al article referred 10 other
wise ia these columns takes some
credit for the manly way in which de-
feat was accepted by Mr. Blaine and
his party il the last campaign. Now.
az a matter Of fact, DIR. Blaine took
bic defeat with the worst grace IN the
world, and in the party there were
nufteri1gs Of the most uDzracsiul
and nngraci0us sort. Indeed, there
we're not wanting those who spoke
any but loyal sentiments. Had il
not been that the person elected was
Governor Of the great State Of New
York, there is no telling how utterly
graceless had been their manner oi
&C eepting the defeat.
Again, in San Francisco al this mo
nent two defeated candidates Of the
Republican party, siebe and Pear
son, are contesting the Office awarded
to their Democratic opponents. There
is 10 be a contest in the Assembly
over the seat of Hon. J. Marion
Brooks.
In the telegrams this morning IL
one from no less light than Senator
Stanford looking TO contesting the
seat of every Democratic Senator
elected from tie odd-numb bered dir
tricts Of the State in order to secure a
United States senator. This last IL
simply an outrage.
Now, why shall we have Re-
turning Boards. visiting statesmen,
contests, and all the arts and tricks
known 10 practical politicians in
actual operation in one party, and
why should the bare mention Of a
contest in the other party act on our
brethren az red rag before the eyes
Of an irate turkey gobbler? To vary
the simile 10 another fowl, why
shall the sauce served with the Re
publican goose with so much palat-
able enjoyment, turn to rank poison
when applied 70 the Democratic
gander? Why shall all contests made
by Republicans pass as things Of un-
doubted merit, and all those asked
for by Democrats be cried down with
out a hearing, as the grossest Of in
territorial fraud? The secret is soon
laid bare. II is in the spirit Of fair
play, the strong underlying principle
in the American character" Why
rot, Of course? The spirit Of fair
play which forbids the privilege to a
man who is a Democrat, allowed
al Htitum to his brother who is a
Republican, That il il. That is the
spirit Of fair play. But you cannot
feed capons on it. Not and have the
birds thrive TO any extent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10

w. II. CARLSON has sued the San
Die go Union for 5000 for libel. The
Union is now run by couple OF
printers-probably poor ones at the
trade-who have come recently from
some Of the remote swamp districts
Of Illinois. Poor as they may be at
printing, they should have stuck to
their last like the proyerbial cobbler.
They make horrid fist at editing a
newspaper. During the recent cam
paign they manifested most malign
opposition TO the Democratic nominee
for Congress in this district. In this
they stand in with the Ventera Free
Prem and one or twol6her obscure
papers whose influence was just nil.
The libel suit grows out OF this ma
licious desire to hurt Lynch and his
cause. The Union alleged that Carl
son handled Lynch's sack inthe cam
paign. As it was most indubitable
fact that Lynch had no sack in the
hands OF any one, Carlson will bother
Messrs. Berry x Smith to prove their
allegation. He has a clear case
against these malignant retailers Of
false statements, and should he OBJ
tain. substantial justice few people
will experience any other feelings
than those Of qualification. If such
lesson could teach journalistic cob
blers TO return to their lasts, the pub
lie would be the gamers thereby.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
Who Lady Colin Campbell is.

Readers OF the daily prints have
been treated TO repeated repasts oil
the scandal now extant in London in
that great couse celttre Of the day be-
tween Lord Colin Campbell, son oi
the Duke Of Argyle, and his wife.
The story is nastiness unparalleled in
its every element. It has hardly oc.
CURED to many people TO enquire
who the woman in the case may be,
II would be hard To tell with entire
defnitiveness. Her paternity is like
the X in an algebraic equation-an
unknown quantity. But who can
learn and not open his eyes in amaze.
ment that she is the daughter Of the
notorious Victoria Woodh ull? She is
not in very fact the child OF Colonel
Blood, for the unsavory "Vic" took
the girl with her out Of America when
she sought the seclusion Of London.
But Blood adopted her after his mar
riage with the mother, and here she
turns up after twenty years in a most
natural role.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10

gallant soldier, T. y. Hsyef,
was made President by any bot the
puresi methods
Joseph ID. Lynch woold have been
elected TO Congress. If be had had
fair play. The foul means used foi
bis defeat are being une2r1bed, and
the Republicans will be deprived d
the benefit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10

TELEGRAPHIC advices to the HER.
AID this morning indicate that Col.
Fred. Crocker is about to visit us,
with view Of investigating the rail
road situation hereabouts. All this
the HERALD has indicated weeks ago
in its'articles on the coming railroad
boom. The fact is the California
Southern system and its hackers are
in the field to stay and to fight for
blood. The other system is not COM
posed OF the stuff to remain long be-
hind in the race for territory. With
these giant systems pitted each
against the other for the possession
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
MISCELLAN EOUS.

MADAME c. ANTONIA, NJ. d., BUSINESS
M and Medical Clairvoyant; l6 years of
large practice In San Francisco; correct dag
nosis and sure, careful treatment of all dis
eases. Ladies' and gentlemen can consult
ton. mines, ores, etc, Ill South Main street.
opposite Cathedral, from II A. NJ. to o p. N.
Diseases OF women and chronic diseases q
specially. English, French and German
spoken. d2 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
MEETING NOTICES.

ORANGE GROwEKs PROTECTIVE
W union.-Tbe OrsRgs Growers Protective
IuioD viii meet e1 the roarDs Of The bosrc
Of Trade. "Wednesday. Dee. 18TH, 81 70 a NJ,
for the election Of othesrs fur the ensuing
year. Al persons who are slg5efk q Tie
OrsDYs Grower Protective Union srt sL-
titled 10 vote a. tbsE election ds u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
Parlor DramaticS.

DRoF. J. V. sPRoUL WILL CONDUCT,
IL at nominal cost. Parlor Dramatlcs and
Tableaux for winter evening entertain
ments. Address Box 8. this office. no21-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
MANTED-HELP.

NEANTED-A GIRL 10 Do StAkhAL
W huussw0rk IL family without ehll-
oren. German preferred. wsEst - PEI
eafornu1 blpsE a =
a. ANIED-AInE4--lA MAtE AAD
w 3e1osae help. cuusl8DflT J his. hE>-
TER. = : sguih EpriDg Ereet Tee pae1s
55l. dim
II UASTED-A GOOD GIRL 70 DO GEN
w era oOusewOiE App! a. 40 lsl1i-s
strss, DB.tI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
PERSON L..

&S WORTH FREE. SUPERB DEVELOP
@c ment of form and limbs, u pure, lovely
complexion, sparkling eyes and perfect
health guaranteed. No quack lotions or air
pumps. Book on physical Culture" free.
DIR. l.; G. HARMON, 3l3 Haight street, San
Francisco, Cal. no25 1y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.


EoR sALE-THE SANTA FE HOTEL
l. situated on upper Main street; contain,
n sleeping rooms, dining groom, psrlOr, Of
flee, bath and kitchen with good range: loi
I3lxj65. Inquire OF JAMES VELSIR. Real
Estate Agent, 80 n. Spring street. dl0.lm
E'OK sALE-A GOOD STOCK OF FUR
l. niture; thriving business; in excellent
location; in most prosperous town in Los
Angeles county. except Los Angeles city
owner compelled to leave the State and will
sell cheap. Apply or address 64 Temple
block dl0-4t
NOR sALE-A DRUG STORE IN ONE
II OF the best locations in this city, with
very low rent and long lease. This business
will be sold cheap, II at once, as the owner
must go East. "a n. Spring street. d. PEARL
Il co. dl0.1t
LNUKNITURE AND LEASE OF A PAY
IL ing hotel for sale. Call at 28 Spring st.
A. j. VIELE. dl01w
A BUSINESS FOR SALE THAT WILL
"A bear inspection aud pays good profit;
lOw rent; sales average $500 per month: i'll
health reason for selling. Call at % North
Spring street, room |. A. J. VIELE. d101w
XNTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH $500
w or $40 capital AS full partner in bot
tliug beer and restaura nt bu.iness one who
Is not afraid to work; the business at pres
ent is worth Sl5t0; German preferred. Ad-
dress BAUER & GOLLMER, Eintracht Sa-
loon. d9-1w
EOR SALE-itROOM LODGING-HOUSE; ;
l. finest in the city best Location low rent;
long lease; SG500; half cash, balance time or
city property. Apply to GEO. ID. CARLE-
ron Co, 239 n. Main street. ds2w
IXrANTED-A PRACTICAL, ENERGETIC
w man with $500. to take a half interest
ia II light, legitimate and lucrative business
in the city. Address 7. o. box 565. dS5t
NOR SALE = FURNISHED BOARDING
IL house OF 44rooms ce entral location good
dining with large patronage; the
rooms are rented for over $500 per month;
three years lease on house price % cash;
none but parties meaning business need ap-
ply. HERVEY LINDLEY, IS North Spring
street, rooms 4, and 9. oS-lw
NOR SALE = HOTEL AND LODGING.
IL house, ~ rooms, all fewly furnished (;
rent only SG5; great bargain: also few
other gilt edge Investments; Call carly at 30
North Spring street. d5-tf
NREAT BARGAIN-SULPHUR SPRINGS
" Hotel at Lang Station, on 5. z. X. r.,
wood aud water, for haie, In whole or In
part. Title perfect Altitude 1920 feet. No
logs. Fine orchards, vineyards, flower
gardens, etc. Also, postofiice, express and
telegraph Offices at the door. The finest
bargain In the State will be given. Address
JOHN LANG, Proprietor. n27-u
'VO PHOTOGRAPHFRS--A GOOD BUSI-
l. ness for sale. For particulars address
J. HARDY. Photographer, Pomona, Cal.
no23-lml
XXTANTED-PAYING BUSINESS OPPOR.
w tunities at r. O. Agency. 80 N. Spring.
OILS II
TF You WANT A PAYING BUSINESS
L call at p. G. AGENCY, 80 N. Spring:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
tRASD CONCERT

FIRsT-Mexiean National airs. by Sefior-
it4 GoDzales. Sshora Caftellon, Sefores Car
tellon, Audrada, AreYslO.
SECOSD-Piano Duet seforiis Anvil
neite, ,eh0fiia bsllsdek. Aiso Two spanish
seugs by the same.
THIKD-Dzrzss hsbs nerss. 5ef0r!ta Col.
zales Dauz4s Jsrabe, SeB0rita CasiiIlCu.
F0UKTH-spa spauish sorg-Sehora J Eefior
CastellOn.
PIANIST sehOIita Arcadia ATzsge
GUITAKISIE-CsktellO AreYelo and
Arzage.
PROP. M. 3. AKEYALO. Musical Director
and Instructor.
Periorrasnce commences At o'el0tk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10

KIMBALL N-First.class board
N and rooms; all modern improvements;
sunny rooms, en- suite and single; 13l New
High street, near Temple. d9-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10

DELLEVUE TERRACE, FORMERLY
ID Pickit villa, 439 Pearl street, Los Ange.
les, Cal. The finest location In the city: +:
take Sixth street cars. bellevue Terrace
consists of three buildings, all connected
by front porch, and contains 14o as desirable
rooms as can be found in Southern Califor-
MA. Board and room 600 and $3.50 Der
day. Liberal arrangements made with per
sons desiring rooms and board by the month
or year. Telephone 5l6. DANIEL PiCKIT,
Mrs KATIE K. PICKIT, Proprietors
aug24tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UAgTED-PARTSE WITH 800 TO IN
w vesi in a good paying business Call
a. slg West Four street d ..
ITO CAPITALIsIS-WAS A POSITION
i a. Superintendent By experienced pro
eessO: and manager 30 yesrs' experience sE
Esnsgerl in ffuir esunerY. Address A. b,
o box 43i, city. nOll I'm
WILD ANIMALS nASTkD-Ine higDssi
w cssh price wiz be paid for I've wild
animals OF al kinda, kuch ss mountain
Hone, Wild Cats, deer, antelope, bear. coOns.
&c. Large Wild birds and monkeys also
wanted. Apply al O5JKlCH PAkH
y5.f On Los Feliz Rancho.
IVANIKD-IF Tot WANT GOOD
w meal, go 70 the eTeAsOn House kes-
tsBTsai, corner Of FiIsi sod Los Angeles
streets. DZ1-.Ln