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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17


"Devil's Sink Hole". IS 1T oies cine
Iertiefung bic oben eine ldnsli6 runbe
SeHntng bat 80X100 SUB; fi6 mad
unten mad unb mad ertpeiternb, unten
tpieber ft9 perengt, tpobur6 bas @an3e
bic Gorm einer Suppenterrine erbdlt.
Der 8oben iebO6 febt nibt brett III
Nerbtnbung nit ben Wdnben, fonbern
Elm FREEZER &aum umeiebt benielben bis
gum WaRer, oas i'm rauI9enb uu,=
fpult, Die man bon oben beutIi6 bets
nebmen fam. Die Siefe Bis aum Waiz
fer betrdgt 1926 SUB. Sn oieIer riefs
gen @rube, 3u Der fein Gteig biuabs
fibrt, babeu Ti9 5abIreide 8ieneas
f6mdrme eiugenitet, bic bier bon ieber
8eld5tisuna fi@er iin6. c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
.6aQ'e
800
8%elpbnnn0.

$500 SeIpbnung. 800
Die 2efer BET yJreien pre1e" tperben
it6 freuen, gu erfabren, baB es tpenigs
items cine gefir6tete Granfbeit giebt,
wel6e bic WiReni6aft in al ibrer
Stabien bat furiren f6nten, u1b oas 1T
Der &atarrb. 9a0's &atarrb : Sur 1T
ote einaige ieBt in Der mebiainiiden
BriberI6aft befannte poftibe Sur. Ser
2atarrb lift cine &onfitutionsfranfbeit
unb erfsroert cine fonftitutionsmdBiae
8ebanblung. 9a1's &atarrb : Sur
tpirb etngenommeu unb pirtt brett auf
bas Blut unb bic S9leimbautHa9er
bes @pftems, babur9 Die 8runoIaae
her &rantbeit 3erft6renb unb benz pas
tienten 9tdrfe ge6enb, inbem lie bic
Ronftitution aufbaut unb ber Natur in
ibrer Nrbeit bilft. Sic Gigentbiimer
baben 10 piel Iertrauen su ibren Sell.
frdften, baB iie bunbert Dollars ftr ies
ben Sal anbieten, BEN 1ie ni1t BELT.
9aBt Gu6 bic 2ifte Der 3euguii1e toms
men. abreifirt
s. 5. gheneD & o.,
Solebo, Ohio.
ss-8ertauft BON Mpotbefern, IS Gts.
&atarrb>6 ur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
en- Waeo III Sibnep gpan!

Sn Maco 1T Sibnep gpans,
Sobn beg ct 5 Bunbesantpaltes Sad
gpans, Don einem 3use l~berfabretr
unb 10 f6redli9 augeri9tet mOrben,
baB er balb barauf itarb. Weber Der
2onbutteur nod font elm Nngettelter
be5 3ugss 5emertten ben lnfaa, unb
10 fubr Der 3ug bur9 bic ganae Stabt
unb iber ben unglidli6en bin, bis ct
benuBtlOs on Der Seite bes @eleiies
eefuaben purbe. Gin 8ein NOR ibm
abseriien uub bas aubere fir6terli9
serqueti6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
TaHe Wfufh!

Du tiblit Did uieberseidlasen, baft feinen
apbetit, Did plast Ropfpeb, Du bift unrubis
unO nerb0s, tura Du baf irsenb elm Mtittel
notbis, Did nieber duf3uri9ten unb neuen
2ebensmutb gu fafen. Man bebiene ii9 ba3u
nidt beftiser Stimulanten, Griibiabrsmebi.
cinen, ober tuertblofer 8itterS, bic fat ale aus
i@ledtem 8bisfeb sema@t finO unb nur fir
Iurae 8eit auresen uno Oana cine TIM 70 i@lim.
mere &eaction i'm @efolse gu baben; ionbern
sebrau@e elm auberldliseS 8~lutreinisunss>
mittel. Gin foIdes rest eeber uno @ieren au
lebbafter Sbdtisteit an, berleibt meme 2ebens.
fraft unO eiebt benz 9eibenbea @efunbbeit unb
Strait pie0er. Sold tin Mittel 1T bas gtee.
8itters. Sc foitet MIR so Gents bic
Glaide uno 1T gu BADEN in Der apotbete bon
U. 9reib, San N%ntonio,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17

- 9ie beige express" brinet in
ibrer beutigen Nummer cine l1ebers
ieBung -unieres Mrtitels 'iber ben SOB
bes 6aifers Wilbelm bonn 8. Mdr3.
9as 1T gang bibfh bon unierer
GoIegin, aber Die Gre Der .grfinbung
bes Generals Saurogsen" tponens mir
bod lieber benz betreFenbet lleberieber
gebibren6er Wetfe 'autommen laHen.
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mr. g. 81. WosmeM. Elm befsur

Wr. 5. y. W0siDel, elm befaurs
ter 8irser bon Brownsville, 9eras,
tbeilt Golgenbes aus eigener grfabruns
nit: Na6bem i'd cine 3eitlans an
Siarrboe gelitten unb peri9iebene Mes
bi3inen gebrau@t bate, beriu9te i6
cine 6lai9e bon gbamberlains @DIic,
@bolera unb Siarrboes9 eilmitteI, tpel1e
mid fofort tpieberberitelte. Sd en1>
pfeble bies Mittel olen 2eibenben.
Gum 8ersauf Bel &C.. @ohn&G
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
8rud1 uDer Seruta,

bauernb gebeilt ober feline Be3ablung.
9eiIung Der f6limmften Gd1e bers
burgt. Nbbanblung nebt &eferens
sen, ienoe 10 Gents in 8riefmarfen an;
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, 663 Main Str, Buffalo, N. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
0eio ~ nerIetbett

obne & mini fiOns.@ebabre
bon $1,000 an aufparts auf l bis 10 Sabren
auf S1potbeten bon eultiuirtem Qanb, Elm.
ge,duntes @eioelanb uub @runbeiaentbum in
sroberen Stdbteu in 2eras.. slntauf unb
8trIdngerung bon 8enbors 2iens.
Sraneis Smith, @alpweu & Co.,
$50 Commerce. Stra5e, Gan antOaio, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
Sine nm MnnhiofoItiofeit IN

Cine on Manhigfaltigteit faft
iiberrei@e @Orftellung tuurbe geiteru
Nbeu0 BON ber "First Prize deals
Sruppe i'm OpernsS auie ben 3ui9al,
ern norsefibrt. Wer einen beitersn
Nbenb p%erbrinsen min, beridume ui9t,
bic 8orfeIuns gu beiuden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
Seeues Wrpcert, > 0eSGdft.

gde bon alamo & 2abaca > Strabe
baben &beiner G Mhn@ cine
@roeerp er0ffnet. Seber 9dufer tpirb
fi6 BON Der 8otsigliGfeit unb 8iQig.
felt ibrer Waaren iiber5eugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17

= Reu9fufen faun bolhdnbig fons
trolirt unb iebe @efabr bermiebeu tuers
ben, bur9 bdufigen @ebrau6 BON
@bamberlaiu's 9uiten, Meoi5in. Ni9ts
BeReres fam berf@rieben mer6en. Ser
fault hon Ct. GDbn& So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17

s. .. gtiib6ent 3orbma9er.
&orb unb &obrmaaren tets OH 9anb.
Neporaturen nerben prompt beforgt.
go. "a Mbenue 8. A. ,t2M is
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17

- 9ie bette Gribiabrsmebiain unb
Ylutreinisungsmittel finb elm paar So.
fen ct. patrids pinen. Die S9a6tel
fotet rs Gents uuo fe beuirtt mebr
aIs irgenb cine Dolars MebiSin. @aran.
tirt unb bertauft BON O.. 6 o ~ 6 D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
& o mmiffare c.

@ir, bic uuter5eidneten 8anlen uno 8anf.
halter, iperSen ale Genuine, pelde in Der 2oui.
faua Stats. 2otterie seausen nno uns prdfen.
tint psroen, an unfsrem 8abltif6 a~uSbe3ublen.
R.M. WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres. State NaN Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank,
GAEL K0HN, Pres. Union National BanE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
SfurergIeifAIifIe Sttraktinu
w 1eber cine babe Wiuipn Sertbeilt,
asaiaana etaatsseotterie.g eleIG6aft.

&smiffaua Gtaatssentterie.G sielli@aft.
Snsortorirt I'M Sabre 1868 auf Is Sabre
bon Der 2esisIatur fir gr3iebnnss. unb @obI.
tbdtisfeits5iuede nit einern &abitaI bon ST..
600, 000, 3u benz meter elm Heferbefonb bon
ue1r aIs $3.50, 600. ttu3usefist tporben III.
Gur@ Elm Acknowledgements BoIfsbotum iuurSe
ibr 6reibrief gu einem &beiI Der seaenwartiaen
Staats : 4onaituticn sernadf, UeIde am 2.
DECEMBER 1879 augenommen ipuree.
Die ein3i8e 2ctterie, tber uelde ie.
male bon Der Bep6lteruns eines Staates
at0eRimmt uub pelde bon berjelben quit
oebeiben purbe.
@Iyb ME p~ernithoert cber berihobeu.
Shreerofen GinseI. n ummer
9tebuu9en fnbea msndtliG, nub bic + o..
sen bterteIidbrIi6en 8iebunaen
yegeImdeie ieSe trti Mou6fe, fMars. SUM-.
September uu0 Deaember) fat.
etue d~nsge5ei1 nets @eleaen.
heit Elm germ6sen au aeptnaen.
8ierte srobe 8iebuns, RIaFe D, in Der MeaSemh
Of Mufif tn aetp OrIeaus, @Dientaa ben
10. 0PriI 1sss-2l6. mOnatIi@e Siebuua
$ampt8ewtmtt $3.50, 900.
- Weti3.-2ccie toften aur $40. 6albe
S.. 6Anftel 81. 3ebntel 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17

ft6 ber Sonntassbetra6ter ieiueu az
ten Greunb 2leinert in allen grnfte
rtaufen", unb bas lit bic Mrt uno
Weife, in mel6er ct feinen uGaulbeitss
D%itbDrambus, unb bie-.- .ioetale Grage
matchmaker in 3uiammenbong brinst.
St beantportet bic Grage rWorIm
BRETT fi6 benn bic i%ociale .Jrage?" in:
Dem er iast: vgtma I'm bas Mrbeiteu?
Nein, ben 5eufeI au@, um bas Ni@ts
Mrbeiteu. Ser brittle Stan6 bradte
urs bur9 bic groBe franS6if6e &epos
luton bic Greibeit, man puBte nod
ni6t re9t, tpas man t6 babel benton
folte: Wopon foa Bet Menl9 fret
iein2 Ser bierte stano piro bieie
Grage l6ien 6rei bon oer Nrbeit!"
Mun, bas 1T : abseieben BON BEN
umtanbe, baB 6te fociale 8emegung
eisentIi6 cine gu ernffe Sadie 1T, I'm
bielelbe gum @egenftanbe f9nobbrtger
Wibe 5u ma6en-, einfa6 ni9t ri6tig.
Wenn BET 6octalismus in WirtltGs
felt bas Iebrte, battr bdtten bic ppms
meriden Sumter &e6t, pelde bic ios
eiaIiftif6en Nsitatoren am liebfen nit
&artdtfden 5uiammenl9ieBen ober iie
wie tole 9un6e nit 2nitteln tobtf@la'
gen lieBen. Mber bas tbut ct ni6t.
ct mill nur, BOB ein Sober aud bic
Gri6te feiner Mrbeit genieBen foa. baB
einem Sebe1 bic Nbme1ielung BON Ntz
belt unb &ube, bon Mnfrengung unb
@enuB, bon 1reube unb 2eib gu She'll
perbe. nWir molen auf grben gldds
lid fein, MIR mollen niGt- muir barben,
peri@lemmen foQ ui@t Der faule 8au6,
mas fleiBige 9dnbe e%rtparben!" Das
III benn bod etuas Nn6eres, als bas
%aaseblit5e Sbeal rGrei bon Grbsit."
Nibt tYabr, lieber Gleinert9
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ertauft BON Npotbetern, rs St.
&ntarr6, Sur.
Nbeiner & Waiind

@rocerp 0dnoler, gde Nlau,os unb
9aoacaz5 traBe, fibreu Elm b~oufdubises
Eager bon Stable uub GaneD Groceries.
8ilIigft tie Marftpreiie. Nle
Waaren peroeu fret ing 9aus eeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17

s- Die neuer Waarer fir bic
@reg.orp '@roderD 60. langen
nun an uno bic Sirmd bat bereits einise
CARLOADS erbalten. Man beiu9e bas
@ei@dft urb prtfe bic preiie. 400 &
All 9ouiton:5 traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17

sa~ 3ebn. Gents gintritt gun, s o.
bion SEeater.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
8rudh 8ruh 9rud !

tpirb unfeblbar turirt mad ber Metbobe
Der SOttoren s. s. unb s. WiQiams,
aus 81. Souls, Mo. Meber MeHer nod
bppobermif6e NabeIn peroen artses
ipanbt. Sofortise grlei@terung, unb
griinoli9e 9eilung In fur3er 3eit. Marl
pirb nidt berbinbert, ieiner Mrbeit unb
ieinen @ef@dften ua6suseben. Nuf
Wuni9 wirb bic 9eilung garantirt.
3onfultatiOn unentgeltli6. MtdBige
Spre6t Dor 3immer No. 4
iber Wolf & Matr. 12,3,tum
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&aarem Wei@6it
PAUL WAGNER.

Die reidie rnh sleaanteffe Musmab
bon MrtIfeln, melde li4 ~beicnbere ~
@eburtstass, aub 6od,eits : @eidenfen
ei9nen, ais
Stlberplattirte Waaren.
Statuen bon Bronze, 9erra . Gotta,
Yor5elau unb Wataper.
@elisiSie Sisuren, @rueifire unb So
knfrau3e.
Blnmen.V aien uno anlpeln.
Eanen, fem beeSrirte.
Glbums in GROCER Suswahi.
photographer alIer Nrt.
@cupentrs nit 81. Aniidtes BON San
Mntcnip, fRr so Gents.
Bilcers unb Bilber= Rabmen.
Wuiifppien unb ntren
Sperngldier uab T~ernrsbre..
T~aiaenme1er unb Sdeeren.
SauteuA uno 9errensT cilet Necefoire.
@elbtuiden far Serren' unb Damen.
Damens6 anotaidsn.
Mappen.
@dreibseuse unb Wotiabader.
8iftensaarten @tuis.
Dameu Nrbeits= Sdiiden unb RSrbe.
SanbsS piesel unb Rdmme.
Raud-T Glide unb Serbice.
@isarren.@ tuis.
3eitunss. Muppen.
Spajterftcde.
gcsels unb gidhcrn.R dfiss.
Mcecrbeons, 3itbern unb Qorntpnicas.
Wni9eln in GROCER Nuswabl.
6iid.4pparate.
Bapiere mnc icnfiee Waterialien snr
Gnfertisuns BON 4apter Nlnmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-17
sEbrslFre rtsifrirte Brisfe au
New Orleans National Bank,
Sen CrIeans, Ga.
8eraefet ni0t, s I:as sis s sH e..

OE1UIWVt WVkWE1 fenbeit Der &c.
nsrdIe Deanregarb unb Garth, DeIAs bic 3ie.
bnnetn Ieiten, cine @arautie abfOluter gbrli9.
ftit unb llubefe6lidtea ii, baB bas Slid
Stbem e[ei9 tolb 1T unb sliemanb peisiaseu
Tam, iueIde anmmer eiuen @eDinn tisben tptrb.
0ereefief aud mtdbt, bab bic ausaabluns
idnlulfIi9er getpinne bon 8ter HationaI.
3anten bon Rein DrIeane sarantirt
pirb, uub bic 2opie bon benz Rrdfibenten 81.
net Sn1isutss unterf6riebsn finb, bsTen Yri.
bsItgien In ben b0@ffen @eri9ten anersannt
bnrbsn ; bee6aIb batet Sud bor irseno peIGen
4~a4abmnn9eu ODER auenhu,en 2absIen.
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ObeW House Basement
SALO N.

Meinen &unben CUR ssfdaissn ~@Oti3nabme,
oab i'd obissn gIas %srofuet babe. Oas 9ofal
pirb ip6brenb Der Commemorate einem Seben
oils tibIer uub augsnsbmer NufentbaItsort mill.
tommen fem. u TINT n 2pbfe,
est Gigsntbiimer,
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$4,000.

@er 'ein Slid beriudt unb obise Summe
ODE r,tnen Sbeil babon in Der 2ouiiiana, ODER
aa@ $4,000 in BET 9ittle Sabana 2otterie &c.
ptnneu m03te, peube ii6 fir 9idets an
DUCK RIsCHE, Nlan1o 9la3a.
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0ln beuttde 2ebrer mnn beuti@e
'SMulaeMtein6em.

Sober osutlde 9ebrer, Der feline Stsae an
serdnbern nini6t, uno iebe beutf9e S9uI.
semeinbe, bic einen 2ebrer iu9t, Den6e iib an
ben llntersei9neten. @nftnb 8enoer,
SeeretGr bentf6.ter. 2ebrer.8 erbanss.
"a, 2,tum @eimar, Colorado Co.. Seras.
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Rinber : Wasen in sr6Bter Nusmabl
BON $3.50 big gu $500.
80 pra6tooQe pbotos2 itbograpbii6e
InR9ten bonn &bein fiir t1lr so Gents.
Soubenirs Mlbuns bon San Mntonio
init 81 Mnfi9ten fir so Gents.
PauI Wagner.
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pa- Wir MAIDEN bic 9eier i'm 2anSe
ouf bic Nn5eige bes Germ %. S. 90 c.
Namara, 9dnbIer III 9duten, 8aun,s
moQe, Woae &C.. unb Rommiifions'
Gaufmanrt ftr obige Nrtifel unb 2anbs
Brobufte aller Dirt, aufmertiam. 9err
Megtamara 1T elm bur9aus suberIdfft.
ger @ei9dftsmann, es iteben ibm bic
beifen &eferen5en CUR 5eite unb Sober
fam beri9ert fem, bob ale @ef9dfte,
Del@e ct Germ Me9tamara i5ergiebt,
prompt erleoiQt tperten.
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Sopan bat 10 gaumwOuen.S Spins
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gtmmpms siper @esulatur. wmlper.

simntpns Siner @e8ulators Vulber.
&eifenbe, pelde bic Glaf6en (bes
Glifigen) gu 3erbre6en ftir@ten, tpers
ben bena6ri9tiet. baB g immon 8
2iner Regulator : g BUILDER,
bereitet 6ur6 ben MufguB elmer Sbees
taiIe bon @aier, (beiB ober tally, auf
einen 9beel6Hel boa pulper unb bob
Sriafen bes @emii9es, ober iene
Quantitdt bes pulbers in ben Mlnb
genommen, I'M tie gu fauen unb btns
unter3ul6luden, bic Wirtung eines
milben 0eHnuugsmittels obne 9eibs
i6neiben Dber uebelteit babe1 tpirb.
@ebt M@t, ben e@ten Simmons 2ibers
&~egulator, bereitet bon S. s. 3eiliu &
Co., gu betorlmen.
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2,I79 0eiDinne I'm Betrass bon $535,oo0
NpbIifationen fIr Club. Raten iOlten uur an
BE Slfee Der Gefeaj&aft in Aep Srlsans &c.
ftnbet iberben.
Mkaen ~tpeiterer S~nformatiou i9reibe man
btusIi9 nit genauer Nbreeausabe.
S&tdt POSTAL NOTES. erpreb wlontb
Drbtrs ober @e4fei auf Aetr 9crt in setuSbn.
t@eu Briefeu. 4abierselb per. erpreb (auf
rniere sofen) a~Drefre man on
NJ. 81. 9ntpbin,
oner. Stem Orleans, Ca.
30. q. 9antbin, Daibinstcn, .. 6.
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&0mNt0etntm1t 1 600,
2ife Der @ewfnne.

- Weti3.-2ccie foiten aur $40. 5albe
s.. 6anfteI 81. 3ebntel 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20
TIL e RACE WAR.
Latest from Wahalak-NegrOesH Hun
Down and Captured.

WAHALAK, Miss, December 10.-The
report has just reached here that an
armed posse overlook four Negro particle
pants in Sunday nights tragedy. One
resisted and WAS riddled with bullets.
The other three were hanged to sur
rounding trees. The posse has sworn to
run down all the Negroes who hed to the
hills on the night of the affray.. There
are at least fifteen other Negroes in
hiding.
New ORLEANS, December ia spe-
cial to the States from Wahalak, Miss,
says: The trouble between the whites
and blacks of this place is not yet settled,
and serious trouble and much bloodshed
are sure to follow. 1t is now known that
in the past twenty-fcur hours at least
two Negroes and perhaps more have
been killed.
Late-Three of the Negroes have been
captured, and six more are hedged in so
that escape seems impossible. The pris-
oners are in dilapidated frame building
called the "white house" ten miles from
here on the brow Of one of the highest
ranges of hills in the neighborhood.
They are under strong guard, and the
next twenty-four hours will determine
their fate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20


A SAN BERNARpINo paper advertises
for seven hundred to one thousand acres
of choice orange land for the use of
twenty-five families who wish to come
out at once from the East and settle op
and improve the tract. This does not
look like proposition sicklied DER with
the pale cast of a bursted boom. If one
but knew how many times twenty-five
families are preparing to leave the East
and come here with all their belongings,
how much it would brace up the weak
faith of all the doubling Thomases in the
land! How it would close the mouths
of all the croakers in this corner
of Christendom And what scramble
it would make for corner lots and small
farms so that we all might have one fol-
sale! The great army OF home-seekers
are on the wing. The snow is flying in
the frigid East, and the benumbed wretch
who is tired of fighting for life longs
earnestly to get away from all his misery
to the land of the sunlit Semi-tropica
where roses bloom all the year round
where green peas grow at Christmas ant
where mild weather makes life de
| light-which is much more than maxim,
| it possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20

SOME of the retail dealers Of the city
find rents too high in the dense busi-
ness center to allow them to make liv-
ing. Among those who complain are
some who in the best of times exc out a
very scanty living by keeping little
fruit stand, or some such enterprise
more "fake" than a legitimate business
1t is pity some people should be SC
short-sighted. On ten, or even on five
acres of good land, these people coulc
not only make living, but they couli
accumulate competency in few years
A good many of the real estate agents
whose capital is limited find the grass
short in these times of comparative
quiet. 1t would be good thing if these
too, could be induced to go into the
country and improve small corner o.
our lands. There is big money in five
acres devoted to raising chickens, to
small fruits, to garden truck, or to any
one of dozen things in the line of every
day necessities which are now being
imported.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20
Three smaiIFires.

At O'Clock yesterday morning box
car near the Santa Fe depot was dis
covered to be on fire, and the depart
ment was called. The fire was ex-
tinguished before much damage resulted.
1t is supposed that tramps had set the
fire, as nothing else had been near the
car.
AT about o'clock last evening hang.
ing lamp in the store of l. Isaacson, al
No. 705 South Spring street, exploded
and an alarm was turned in from box
No. 13. There was no damage.
A small fire, caused by defective
fue, broke out in the KITCHEN of the
Hotel Figueroa last evening about Z &c
o'clock. 1t was extinguished before any
serious damage was done.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20

JUDGE WILLIAM A. WooDs is a Hoosiel
statesman close to the counsels of General
Harrison. Here is the Cabinet Judge
Woods is credited with setting up fol
the next administration For Secretary
of State, James G. Blaine, of Maine; for
Secretary of the Treasury, Senator Will
liam B. Allison, of Iowa; for Secretary
of War, General Russell B. Alger, ol
Michigan; for Secretary of the Navy,
Hon. Nathan Goff, of West Vir
ginia; for Secretary of the Interior, Hon
John I. Swift, of California; for Post
master General, General "Billy" Ma
hone, OF Virginia; for Attorney General
William Henry Harrison Miller, of In
diana, and law partner of the President
elect. Will this be the list?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20
womau,s Suffrage.

The session of the Los Angeles Woman
Suffrage Club was fully attended yester-
day. The President, Mrs. f. A. Kings
bury, read a number of correspondences
from ladies in different parts OF the State
relating to work done in circulating peti.
tions and obtaining signatures asking for
municipal suffrage for women. Mrs.
Kingsbury gave a mastery paper on
woman's relation to the church, from its
earlier period to the present time, which
was listened to with much interest by the
ladies present. A strong article was read
by Mrs. 81. w. Keith, from the Boston
Journal, setting forth the injustice which
admits men, no matter how low in the
moral scale, to vote and enact laws, while
women are compelled to accept and 81
lently endure what their sense of right
and their intelligence strongly condemns.
After further discussion the club ad-
journed till January, 1889.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20

THE Chamber of Commerce will aci
upon favorable report of its committee
made yesterday with reference to
boulevards out OF the city. The report
favors one to Santa Monica and one tc
Pasadena. A practical way to get al
this subject would be to have the coop.
Grafton of the Board OF Supervisors, who
could apportion portion OF the road
fund to those roads. Then the
owners of land on the borders
of the proposed boulevards should
be assessed according to their
frontage. OF course the payment of this
assessment could not be enforced; but
the amount would be so small in COM
iparison with the benefits they would de-
rive from the boulevards that not one in
a hundred would refuse TO pay. As these
drives would be of great advantage to the
city, the Council should be urged
to make a fair contribution to the
boulevard fund. Through these three
sources the means can be raised to carry
out the work, if the Chamber of Com
merce will go about the business with
positive and determined energy. These
drives would become actual attractions
to Los Angeles and its suburbs, and be
worth the money expended thousand
times told.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20

posted in all selling races within fifteen
minutes after the race, which bids
shall be opened by the presid-
ing Judge, who shall divide the
surplus between the second horse
and the Association. The Association
admitted two new mem mbers, the Overland
Park Club and the Kansas City Club.
Racing dates were fixed as follows, for
the spring meetings of 1880 Louisville,
May 8 to 18; st. Louis, June l to Is
Kansas City, June II to %; Chicago,
June % to July 20; st. Paul, July 2a
to 81.
The Turf Congress also adopted the
rule that all members of the Turf Con.
gress should disbar all persons expelled
by either the American or National
Trotting Association for fraud during the
continuance of such expulsion '5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-20
more Orange Shipments.

Four carloads of oranges were attached
to the passenger train. that left Los An
geles last night for the north, two being
destined for San Francisco, one for Salt
Lake City and the other fo- Omaha. The
shippers from this section will, this sea-
son, doubtless have extra inducements
held out to them for both the Santa Fe
and the Southern Pacific are making big
bids for the Eastern business. The agent
here of the Earl Fruit Company, who
has been looking over the groves pretty
carefully during the last six weeks, says
that, in his opinion, the calculation
that Southern California will export
1,600 carloads Of oranges this season is
not over-estimated.