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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
A LABOR MOVEMENT.
A Temporary Political Organfxa-
tion Effected.


ti0n Effected
number of mechanics and iaborin8 men,
not over twenty. assembled yesterday at No.
10 Third street for the purpose Of taking under
advisement the propriety OF organizing labor
party in this city and county. After an ex-
haustive debate it was unanimously resolved to
organize such a movement, and temporary
organization was effected with 8. M. Ramsey:
OF San Pedro, chairman, and w. +. snow, OF
this city, secretary. A Mr.. MORROW, who an
nounced himself as carpenter and citlzen
OF the Fifth Ward, denounced all existing
parties. He asserted that the labor element In
this city and county was strong enough TO elect
labor legislative ticket, that such ucket
should be elected, and that next winter the
Labor party would control the government OF
this city He also declared tnat labor found no
profit or voice in the old parties, and that the
organization of q Labor party would force the
discussion of labor issues on the politician.
Mr.. Morrow moved that that the body now
formed be named and known as THE Labor
Party City and County Central COMMITTEE OF
Los Angelica" The motion was carried.
II was also ordered that the City and County
Central Committee be composed OF two mem.
bers from each Ward of this cit, one member
from each Ward Of the cities of Pasadena and
Santa Ana, and one member from each town
ship not otherwise represented.
1he following Committee on Permanent Or
| ganizaton was appointed: j.. g. Harrow, b.
Land, W. r. Snow, Thos Batter, of Pasadena, and
| ]. B. Camp, of Pomona.
i. s, Dorney, Arthur o'Niell and J. H. Ram
| sey were dppOlnttd u COmhlttco W dihit w
| laws and public address, and to secure head
| quarters.
| ton:
Resolved, That 1t is the sense of this meeting
| that labor has nothing to expect from the Dem
ocratic or Republican parties, and that the bal
| lot. as used by them is a damage TO labor.
| SlResotped, That we are unalterably opposed TO
| any modification OF the tariff, experimenting
| free trade and that while we demand plotec-
| ton for American manufacturers, we also de-
| mand protection for the American labor mark
| ct to the end that we may not be forced into
| Of Europe or the slave labor of Asia. The reso-
| lutons were adopted.
| Messrs Ehafer, Snow and Ramsey, were ap
| meetings and instructed to interview Hon. W
| II. Bailey, OF Philadelphia, labor leader who
| has been here for some time, with a view K
| ing adjoarned subject TO the call OF the chair.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
rho French pIcn,o.


The snnualgatherirg and picnic NJ tho n,
Mutual and Benevolent Society tool nlsce
terday at tho Sycamore Grove. The attain
was very large and the day was ness
enjoyed by all who attended. The gro|
were very prettily decorated with bunting
french and American flags The usual nd
ib ne,As We're INDUCED In and not
ttim ,.,.lent OF any kind marred the
uVilies The dance hall was fhe scaJ
VI great interest during the prize tiancinr ~
Mns oroWueu TO Its utmost cepAclty nv tho MI
iucihsnts and spectators. The dance tool n}sdI
rola.hs asderdpoou and the prize was bea,itifd
lancer and a silk parascl for the hast IA.
Gsncer. Inc Judges were Captain Barrett ~, 4
~ koques, L. Fleur and " Sentous' Joso, =
me mhesplon won the cane and Miss leila Mevsspp,
80 Psdj ssida me committee found II difAcui
dancer, and the decision oaus ess ,aay
arks from the spectators, who wara
strongly In favor OF Miss Baltade' The MANI
e ,a.,.t 70 close about O'Clock, when sSnr|
he o. We SUNNY land Of France SAM
n me officers OF The society are Rdmopa ~
PRESIDENT; Peter Clos, Vice presiden,. n
Ro ,ques, secretary and f. Fleur, Treasure, M,
Jobp I y, r[us,ees are e. Eyrand. v 50 Ious
'v IN LuRuet +, WALTON and L. Arlaut
n me lemonade stand was attended n NJ.
TSret CLOS, Miss Manaut and Miss a X, *, "
T. Inc ice cream stand by Mrs. r. CAV fer' X,sss
Penei iosaSe' Miss H. Lemanse, and Mss II. Il
~, The floral stand was In chsrga/Bf Miss I, -.
tern, Miss Uhalt, Miss Higue. oss'
ro.a me moor manager of the da(Lcfne han was
1osv l mespon. One of the |bleassnt eichfs
p pa ens ground was the numb Of old Los An.
7, =, l. sanseyain, who plsntA the first Vines ~
LOS Angeles, Vital f. Vines ana Msasy,,. IN
-apory' sansevain and Rnes. "'s'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
THE PANAMA CANAL.
y noccnt visitor snys Abont

ALE reporter the other day interviewed
81 Meredyth, an English civil engineer
been employed for some time on the
i Canal, and who Il now on his way to
= engagement with the Canadian Pa
4 going along satisfactorily on the
I'D tir. Mcredyth, "and most OF the
Town there are now employed on the
Ifht or tonof these are 70 be made, the
bahia Holdado, fifteen miles from the
~ and they will reduce the work by
oOO. 900 cubic yards. Large Slaven
{are being used and are manned
Nv BY negroes The captains Of
lges are All Americans rs are
n are well fed and we'll paid. There ~
dph sickness down there as formerly
III the canal IL Hooded the place VIII
~ become healthy enough"
r sre the fnanctal prospects for the
r q ~ lar, ri It has cost 1900, 600, 900, one
~ which has been returned for interest
1000 000. expended In purchasing the
& Railroad. In my opinion the canal
Z 4 PAYING concern even II 1t costs $780,
b more for there will certainly be tonnage
80. 600 pasB through annually on which
fE6cs Will be about 80 a ton.
nd the Nicaragua canal be hard one to
<cfw
ST canal would be POSSIBLE, but in no
'Fay could communication be made be.
|fho oceans, because there are 1000, 600
Yards Of dirt to be removed, some Of
n 40 feet above the level of the lake,
~ yard this would cost $40, 900, 900.
aoxe would be railroad, dams TO the
lin River, hospitals, etc +, to construct,
would mean $60, 000, 900 more, giving a
i goo, 00o, 900 to be guaranteed at the
!, There II no doubt" said Mr.. Meredyth
4 Iu1ion, "that the Panama Canal is the
~ III completion will mean great
r. california trade, owing to direct 40
z ation being opened mp with the At
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

OZGNA.
Ozana is the professional or technical name
given to an sdvanced form of catarrh in which
liberation has eaten through the membrane
lining of the nose to the cartilage Of the bone
Any case Of catarrh may end in oznna but it
most frequently occurs in those who are
naturally scrofulous. The discharge takes
place through the nostrils or through the
throat, and is generally of yellowish or green
ish-yellow color, frequently tinged with blood
and almost always attended by an offensive
smell. In the language of DR.. Wood of Phila
delphia. 1.-THE disease Is one of the most OBJ
durate and disagreeable which the physician
b rs to encounter. In bad cases the breath of
the patient becomes so revolving as to isolate
him from society, and render him an object Of
distrust even to himself
In some instances pieces of bone become sep
arated and slough Off leaving deep unhealthy
ulcers, which secTete bloody matter, and are
extremely difficult 10 heal fl "
After ozGna has continued some time the
sense OF smell becomes impaired and often lost.
Deafness is one OF the most common conse-
quences and results from It's extension through
the eustachian tube TO the internal ear.
Pains In the head over tho frontal sinuses,
impairing memory, snd even insanity, fire.
ouently springs from its extension TO the
| brain. tJY III .ft-sA
| The great danger, however because the most
common is Tint 1t win extend downward and
| affect the lungs In most casss of pulmonary
| disease catarrh Is present to some degree, and
III neny lNblHltttse u bt SNARE Oh the
| patients digeofaforts ~ 80
| Besides thts ave consequences, all of
| which are liable to spring from scrofuleus
| cAtarry OF ozens, there are others which, II
| less dangerous. are sufficiently unpleasant. 1t
| occasions great unhappiuess TO thousands OF
| both sexes by isostidg them and preventing
| their setlementin life. An offensive running
| from the nose, with fonl breath. Is about as
| great calamity as can befall young people.
Every disense Of this kind can be cured by our
| new system Of practice. -s,l
] have seen SO many OF these cases cured that
| I do not consleer any case hopeless, unless both
| lungs are seriously involved. Even then the
| Limitations aid us in dissolvng the mucus and
| in contracting and healing the cavities, which
| nothing can do with the same success.
| The very best reference from those already
| cured.
CONSULTATION FREE.
| Those who desire to consultwith me IN regard
| to their cases had better call at the Office for
| consultation and examination, but IL fmpos-
| sible 10 do so, can write for a copy of my
Medical Treatise, containing list OF questions.
| Address
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D.,
THE HoLLENBEcK, M
Corner Second and Spring sts., Los Angeles.
EU- Office Hours from $50 A. NJ. to P. ".
10 !
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
A MORNING BLAZE.
A Lively Fire as Boyle Heights
Yesterday.

About half-past four yesterday morning, fire
broke out in the rear OF a two-story frame
building, No. $50 East First street, between
Boyle avenue and State street. The building
was occupied on the ground floor by the gro
Gerry store OF Mr.. Shields, who was the chief
sufferer, his damages being estimated at $4,000,
$500 OF which was insured with the Southern
California Insurance Company, and $1,000
with the Commercial Union Company. Next
door to the grocery store was the meat market
Of Messrs. Ward & Edwards and restaurant
kept by Mrs Frazer. who also rented the upper
story us a boarding house. The damages in the
two latter cases were merely nominal, and it
could not be ascertaiued whether they were
fully insured or not. Engine No. was quickly
on the scene, but Notwithstanding The efforts OF
the FIRE adoies the whole building was COM
pletely wrecked. The cause of the fire is mex
picable as only few minutes before the
whole place was in blaze, special Policeman
Woud had made an inspection of the building
on his previous round and did not see any in
citations of 1t whatever. Although Mrs.
Frazer's dodgers were asleep at the time all for
mnately escaped unframed, the only
Injury received in connection with
The blaze being painful crushing
of the fingers which a man named
L N Hudson received while helping to move
out Mr.. Shields safe eThe alarm box which was
attached to the building was burned and will
BIO replaced to-day some confusion resulted
from Misunderstanding OF the number OF the
box. and some OF the engines did not arrive as
promptly az would have been the case had the
alarm struck properly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
An AmusIssr Iuct,,cr,

about O'Clock last evening two Mexicaps
wese seen coming up Main street in decidedly
BLOCK they apparently concluded TO sattIe IN, :
previous Misunderstanding by resorting ~
oiows. AS they prepared for the mill a ~,
s'anaer stepped between the belli gerenta. ana
ca,ehins one by the shoulder gave him pusb
b and s s spinning around two or three timas
hs.s ien nesVily to the sidewalk. lii
heae strnck the hard pavement ~
n, me LAY IKE log, unconscious, me nes nma
bntsSt On turning to look after the other com.
s"na NV W. ~ very much surprised to find that
1pr MN TO- and that he was also knooted o hnss
ee Sosnoa, ont few feet away The nusilistis
,ppearsnce as they lay stretched null iength ~,
s ,nS siueWslk. They were finally drspgea 3nte "
NaoA ana conveyed to the police station law
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
RAILROAD NEWS.
<nin,s Prospects for new
fiHcs.

nin,s Prospects for New
t.iHcs.
TERN railroad man who has been In
the pGcifir Coast says. Il am well
on one point and that IL that the State
lofnia win within the next Eve years
Is or more new new lines OF railway
4nst Now there ia the Missouri Pa
4 Il stretching toward this coast with ali
|erfnI backing OF Jay Gould and other
ow York capitalists. Al an early day,
81. Il will gain control Of PARTON Of
<fr and klD Ornudc system, ~ lestt OF
= Gfsnde Western That road 10 BOW
<.hanped from narrow 70 a
<uep with no other intention
View 10 Increasing the value OF the
that Il may hold out or n big nnnn y
hen the Missouri Pacific men snail
nfheir minds TO tnkc itin hand This
lhe Missouri Pacific an eutrance 10
b and from that point II will b. In a
~ gain an easy outlet TO the Coast
sonihern Utah and Nevada by me
On Of few hundred miles Of road.
Will no doubt 20 TO Los Angeles, where,
Bill known, secret agents OF the Mis-
ckfio have boon very busy OF laLo."
~ rufLrhN rk5sErehiss.
/3IIow,ue Pullman passengers left on
r'a frniiis for fan fffnncisco and the
VIM knight, Mr. church, ". Y Ryan,
Ior. Geo Nchpnect, w. H. Mettzer, X A.
M. 4. Oyer, Mr.. Manhcrry, X. Tobin,
IIufc, j.. q. Truman.
MOTHS.
&. b. Jcfferies, Travelling Engineer OF the
III Pacific road, IA located at the b..
n. Beale, Division superintendent Of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
Chnrgcd with wife se.,,n.

Yesterday afternoon Thomas Wallace vs.
sn ,ss'ea by omcer Dillman and charged with
wt us oeaten his wife. Mrs. Wallace
VINO lives on the corner of vii
mington and jackson streets statea ~.
ner husband had spent about S270 n, ~
yast hes IN drinking and had aone to her ara,n
II 49, ~ LOT more money, which she ref,isna
on{Ett,saH itn' he then struck her IN the fans
Snoahk cash under her eve and
tioD oKing heT down. in which pos
ana I'LL ~ kieKeu her about the body
was 20 III used that she was unable 10 be.r e r
~ tn9 p, and deposit Of $50 was taken from ne
III W. insure hes appearance against her hushan1'
Mno' previous to his arrest, had louked h,,ns1ii
ofanar r'om' from which he was taken by ar,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
Ocean Commerce.


May 2s--steamer Alexander Duncan, Lyons.
San Francisco 100 tons merchandise for s. p
Co. schooner Glendale, Falk. Eureka, 409, 900
feet of lumber for l.. A. s. G. & l.. Co.. schooner
Alealde, Crack, Grays Harbor. 900 feet OF
lumber for W. H. Perry, steamer City OF Pue-
bio, Debney, San francisco, $50 tons OF mer'
chandise for s. P. Co.; British Bark Ziola, Nc
Kay, Newcastle, 141e tons OF coal for s. P.
Co.
27-steamer Southern California, Rains, De-
parture Bay, 1900 tons OF coal for w. L. Max.
well: steamer West Coast. Liebig, Newport 1000
ties for the L.. A, Co. X.
2S-steamer City of Pueblo, Debney, San
Diego, passengers; steamer Los Angeles, Hall,
San Francisco, go tons OF merchandise for s. P,
CO.; schooner ]. @. Ford, Mendicino, 344, 000
feet OF lumber for 8. P. Co.
29-Schooner Tampa, SNARE Port Madison,
4a0, 900 feet OF lumber for Z. NJ. Herriok.
31--steam,,r Bonita, Leland, San Francisco
312 tons OF mercnandise for s. P. Co.; steamer
Coos Bay, Smith, San Francisco. tons rock fol
s. P. Co.
Diego, passengers.
DEPARTURES
May 26-steamer City of Pueblo, Debuey. -
27-SteRmer Alexander Duncan, Lyons
26-Steamer City OF Pueblo. Debney.
80-Schooner American GIL SHDders.
31-sehooner Lizzie Vance, Hhrnwick.
June 1-5teamer Santa Rosa. Ingslls.--lSaf
Pedro Clipper.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

e<ly srrseed street car and mhdc .
IISE Tor ina coaohcs He f1crtfdei IN
nc last car, but 10 bis cxcitemcn' nis
= Ali ono fell on For moment ne
<nojt,fr on thc platform Of the feccdin9
Idcnfiy with hnifs mind 20 jump gn
No. nj hst, but stronger reasons heid
FOR with sffong-lnnguaRe expression
IL H. disappeared into TIE interior OF
0d LEFT HIS hoahgcnr 70 the mefclea ~
{ depot p0rteu who had secured the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

&AA4f8 WAHE@
where did he get hcrf
Who WAS her brofhcx7
Had she d sisteri
Had she q frotherf
Was she pre.Adamic--
Born before history
With her identity
Hhrnu1ed IN myntoyy1
Maid Of Phmnicia,
Egypt, Arabia,
Africa. India,
or sun kissed susbiaf
Who was her fafherf
War he viking,
Cruising about
Just 20 bis lihiBg,
Out oftse whencencss,
Over the water,
Info the where,
t,unaipg his iaughterf
Naive oil Norway
Denark NJ -weden7 ~
Lured by the charms
II the Garden OF Edenf
Blonde or brupepte7
Reminded or slender?
Fiery or frigid7
HniRhty or tonder7
Whya e her grnces
unknown to fame7
Where did Cain ifcet hort
What was her manner
Whisper II City
Say, can 10 be
The lady we seek
Was X. Haggard's "5he7" 6.
Tel me, ye snges,
Students N life.
Answer my query:
Who was Gains wifeg
--tSam n golyer in Chicago News
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
FAVORABLE SHOWING


Ettute sales as compared
4 with San Francisco.
Il OF the real estate sales for five
San Francisco was published in the
tof that city on the LIST instant. and
comparison can be made with the
1nIos Angeles for the same period. A
Il the figures to follow will show that in
IA ave months the Gales In San Fran,
mounted TO but 1850, $50 more than
II In this CITY IN May alone, and the
ia between the totals for i've months is
f.9tS In favor Of Los Angeles, In san
- there were Q 01O rales during five
{ In Los Angeles there were 2,s49 81 Us
ozoue. A comparison by months Is as
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

DEPARTURES.
I--Steamer City OF Pueblo, .
,ampr Alaxaudar Duncan. J.,
THE RICHMOND SYSTEM
Being Changed from Open 9,
Closed Circuits.

work has commenced on the changing OF the
Ere alarm system OF this city from an open to a
closed circuit The material which was or
dered some time since is now on the ground
and II is expected that everything will be work.
ing actorily By the first OF next month.
About two years ago the contract for supply
ing this city with an alarm system was let to
the Richmond COMPANY, but the system which
was put in did not operate salts iactorially, and
several months ago the company agreed 70
change IL TO one with closed circuits. When
this 10 completed IL Is the intention to turn IN
a different box each lay at noon. so as to famii'
iarize the hremen with the different sig mails.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

The Office Of the City Directory has
this day removed from ll6 West First
street to 81 North Spring street, where
notification Of changes, corrections, etc.,
will be received and attention given to
same up to time of going to press. w.
H. L. Corran, Publisher.
June 1. 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
RED0NDo BEACH
q place for Disciples of Isaac
walton. rtttl

Waltons aTfe
no Beach was visited by several hun
bple yesterday, most of whom went
Participate in the splendid fishing that
btained at that place. The improve
! III are going on are very marked and
b OF six months ago would now find
|Wonder at. The main wharf has been
700 yards from shore and will DO ex-
Z 10 more, thus giving the LARGEST YES
ltunity to run alongside and discharge
on. "A railroad pier is also being
tracks will run to the extreme Of the
- % that freigh4 can be transferred
5fom the holds Of the vessels to the
then ont six feet long created some little
Il ymong the fishermen yesterday by
~ toying about the bait and soaring of
'6SEerel and other smaller members OF the
ia that usually disport about the pier.
lmpt was made TO catch him with strong
4 hid lines, but he acted like an old-timer.
y -, recreating himself for afew moments,
cefully back into the deep water and
4 lost to view. M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

me A. o. II Society met yesterday asteruooa
~ ~ .' nan ana decided to elect three dc egates
70 .ne state Convention. to be held AZ yalIe,o
on the 18th of June. Messys y Tvas "ste5o
c Es aug ". j. Flattery were elected uns,',,n.
t yn5y Nino new Members were after initia.
decided to organize military aar is was men
~ ma 10 opened About forty Of those nresanf
s saseu tne roll meeting Tor the eladtion ~
onnoefs VIII be shortly hald- s-sss11|11
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

The fue new yacht Nellie, ID tons, Of San
Peoro, built last winter by. II. A. Croker, can
be chartered for excursions and pleasure par
ties to and from Santa Catalina land. For
particulars address H A. CROKER, owner
and mastar San Pedro. Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

To prevent any evil results from exposure TO
contagious or Infectious diseases, fortify the
or oftener. If necessary. Uf Frese's Hamburg
Tea.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
nvrRLrNaToN ROUTE.



i, a1aeers ioinfnR these parties are In the
= a. 4 responsible railway company, not
rcursion sgenoy;" its employees are its
Fsnfatiyes, aud accustomed to serving the
hsrrains leave Los Angeles on Thurs
firnd San Francisco on Fridays meeting. at
I, !. lento Friday afternoon. Dates are as FOL
~ From Los Angeles--May 10th, 24th
nth, 21ut; July 9th, 18th; and day fol
lEreano, MERGED. Lathrop. San Jose,
avon, Davis, Mgrysville, Colfax snd Reno.
=. class these excursions undoubtedly are
oltry respect, "a no objectionable people are
"a and each party Is in charge OF Bur
i efents through TO Chicago.
A. sleeping cars, properly provided with
4 a. mattresses, blankets, eto. No extra
IA, for this, or any other service.
3, 1856 90 is the price Of ticket from
'otl geles. San Francisco and most California
ii as 70 any Missouri river point, and only
ally more 70 points further east.
merry by daylight Is great feature, IS
lsrexcursions will stop twenty-four hours in
flake. and no by daylight through the
=. Canon or the Gunpison, across the Con.
te 81 Divide, through the famous Marshall
rs, hence down the valley OF the Arkansaw
nfeh the Grand Canon OF the Royal Gorge.
i, aher particulars are contained In Burllng-
II oifices OF the Southern Pacific and other
tays. and At Burlington route offices be-
/, ~ ~ ssnborn, General Agent, 80 Mon tgom.
,,fyset, San Francisco. Cal. ]. b. Quigley,
Z, 4 and Passenger agent, liz North Spring
the Los Angeles. Cal.
They
= 6oH'H vIrAsazER ia Whist you need for
apehpt1on. Luas Of Appetite, Dizziness and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

SHsoNI
NJ Baker, Of San FranAs..
D. 3. Whitehead, Of uiA}co. IL At +
beck, kvilla. a
VIM. stoelo, OF santa
Elmo. fpsxh.~.
J. o. coSswoli, Of Inf
tn Nadeau A1eucndnncc
Isaac tniscy. bn
Tho iiollenbeck. kwer from cIeJ
W. Newman,
Of the 81. Elmo yuetssant from
John P. Cunningham W. : l,ari2
at the New United States Hotel. l
General Milcs did not leave I
>1sEfurday evening as was expccted1
J. E. Dunn, astockman from wei
city aud mny DO found at tho ~ 4
u J, n. lagcr, miner et Yanx
f, tho city yesterday and is 1t the D. 1
r, D. Thomas and Bryant How'd
Diego, are ~ the New United 8tstcs(
A. d. Moore. an Insurance. agent
Francisco, "a registered at the Westj
George X vending, who hAs bccil
Of Ban Diego, returned to the city ID
i. A. Rigney arrived in the CITY
from baltimore, Nd. and Is roominf
lenbeck.
u. b. Caleb, momber Of General
returned yesterday from Arixona ant
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

rndeltvcrcd Tclegrams.

.jlfvered kilograms at the Western Union
.:sph office. No. Q Court street, at 10 P. NJ,
n, Jane 8, 1888: F. A. Donecker, Mrs T.
/. 3. Dixon, o. O. Jewell, VIM. Fields,
q Hummerfield.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

Rochester, n. Y, says: suffered loag from kid
ney complaints--home physicians aud their
msdlcinelfsi to afford me relief, A friend in-
Remedy tnode It Rondout, n. X, price u. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04
Dealers and CONSUMERS OF Beer

WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver Comp plant? Shiloh's ,Vitalizer is guaran-
teed to cure you. Sold by G. F. Heinzeman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

Some very fine maple sugar and syrup re-
ceived by Il. Jevne, SO and 10 North Spring
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

WHY WILL YOU cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate reiief? Price 10 cts, 90
Cts, and 81. ,-., s. ta
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

TENTS at Foy's harness shop, 217LosAngeles
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

The delegates are to be well treated, and all
will have an opportunity of fndulging in q
glass of the celebrated Rosedale Whiakey.
Henry J. A. Stuhr, agent, 127 W. First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

Two hundred rooms, hot and cold baths,
only elevator in the city, twenty suites with
bath and closets. sfs spTiv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

viii find 1t to their advantage to call on Phiia-
delphia Brewery, Also street, for the best lager
or steam. beer, good on drspght for weeks at
lowest prices. Bottled lagef II 20 per dozen, II
bottles returned. Delivered TO any part of the
ctty Telephone 81 ~ -,s.. !
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-04

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYFR. OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: both myself aud wife owe our
lives to SHIIOH'S SUMPTION CURE "