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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-12
TU ~DOSTANIESZ
POLSKIE
CYGARO

p. FOrtunskiego z La Crosse!
Te stowa umicszczone ga ma
czerwonych tabliczkach, ktore
przysle sic kazdemu, co kupi PREY.
najmniej 500cygar
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q Case to be Decided.

Monday, citizen If this village called
our attention 10 the case @! Charlotte \
ll"pcwcll, an insane colorcd woman now
confined i'll our county Jail and expressed
amazcmcnt at the lclay in hearing her
case, declaring that the Jail was no Ii;
place for the confinement of such n charav-
ter. After this information We called upon
the jailor and were informed that the pris.
"ncr was put in Jail Tuesday, June 2Gth
ultimo, AMI while their has been attended
by Or John L SpaldinE We were ais
told that it Is next 20 impossible 10 keel
any clothing On the woman and that she
keeps TIC cell in such condition that. even
though iu.ly secured, The oiFcnsiyc odors
Pcrm,at, IL, building.
The woman should have "a speedy trial
AMI when His Honor, Judge Crane learns
IT hy. condition he will hasten IL accord
krr .hy right which Is h,I due.
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OFRla Cn.arf.

Tuesday July -, !~~~ The Court met
all the officers present. TX months fur
thcI time allowed y { Tyler, admr d r Il
Josiah Reed T. settle csia.,.
Last W.I.n testament " George Comb.
admitted - probate ,nj ordered to hc re.
corded
Last VIII ~! ,cstamcu; ). NJ {. Combs
admitted - probate nnd ordered 10 be rc.
corded
Invent r. OF Ia, persona. estate Of Il
II. Milcs nici and ordered g bc recorded
Fir, ami rnal account Of Robert c
Combs, admr VIM r. Clarke, fled AMI
passed same. dividend nlcd and ap,
proved
Fir, ana :iaaI account Of Robert C.
Combs ami ). Frank Fa:i, admrs. Robert
Ford, lileI and passed.
First and final account Of Ignanus f.
Ma,tincly exec, Susan Blair, ilcl au1 $
per cent. commission allowed
The Court adjourned 10 Tuesday, July
cath, lSss
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NJ. in1GO's Items.


rr"" or "'9a'"r o"rftsI"""e"''i
Ao'u' Two AuA'''' J''uis pf''S'> AMI
81 ''''s'''s "''''e" "' "'' ~" i'''h"N'
ahey VIII probably remain three weeks.
ne 'a'''f yam meadows 'hmh fences
'a'"'' sing IN" 'H"'eeh'!y 'h!'y them,
Se.r,S ne '''S UNA.
~ '.,''.,' "".'N o>'utf't ." III rs
''"' ~ 'l' cement y ''c Methodist church
was " d''''cI success III every respect
MiSSos O'f" lE-NI' Hattie West, Estelle
C.aINv' Ammo h'flh, A!iecn Bayne. Fan
nj, l':'''' Maggie baync. III" other Young
lal'rS wee present, and incu bright eyes
a'' r,''y 'ne'hs h"lar''" " charm :" the
">-''''". Inc ."l,H'"' 49," / am the
ever ''",i'"> "a..a'' 4" put 10 A. ap-
F'"i.''y' about Gunner "..'T, AMI s.th'uch
We 7'.'" =" '.s'' -,.'A entertainments Their
''y>' nee mad, Is Zee. AZ Il me
Inc work winch 's icing a"nc - -.
lt"4' : Church !, Progressing RAPIDLY and
The .ama,''' s" r'a', T.. he ncw one to
De ,''''N' "i1'a i.'ce i ''rout: kindly
"''' t>"''. '"S'' ''''"''" ) W. y :
h'"'''.I Many ".-nN' AZ iGe Rev. ~.
ll"'" - 'Le suggestion :" lave SAID
'"'.. d ,sr .tsi Ae'I "-. r...'-r
N'."- ""ea' has h-eN ;E-v>het AM tac
y',.' Is satisfactory 9 N ana t'esoca arr
ul.''Nt ais. -",,; All lF,-h Potatoes
~ i Brute! hat I'r Richardson and
S'"' . ".,"' N...>, ''";'mpla'' locating
n,'' ; N'IH O''' a; III carly DAY, The
i'. WI. una me ,iuhcu> A.! The Id First
H',i'''''', '"' "'"' NiiaNuh - please
l'.''-'''a, = :. ''A'at" :" nause"G> doses
'''','. - .'''~'' - - '"'NS form
o.'''0.a''' 81 ''A parties aTe IL cu ayau'
Sp'E''S. -'''A'cEa'S are S!ngu!ne o: success
Il. y '''SlSr'' AAl u, long roi 'aIdanas
'-' o'e>"S '''N- t"S t'l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12

Mr. H. K Abel, u this village. Is Oh =
visit 10 Alexandra. Va.
Form Democratic Cluts in every district
and preparr for the canvass.
Notice the correction in the advertise
ment ofthc :; Joscph's Entertainment
Our isrmcTs very generally agree that
We have had enough rain for the present
Tuesday next, valuable Patuxent pro-
pcrty will lie offered II Mortgages Sale
Sc adv
M John z Adams, Il Milwaukee,
formerly Of this town, Is On visit TO his
relatives herc
No true Democrat will skulk, in his tent
when a fight is on. Close up 20 the colors.
Rally round the flag
Among tie arrivals per sue Wednesday,
were Mr. John N Lloyd and f.snily and
/ MIS- LDa.-. .Ed May King
M.sses Alice and Annie Lpvejpy and
Mis- Olive DuIant # Washington, are
among tbs -cc,A. arrivals at Moorc's
HOte.
BiackbGrrIe= are .iprnlnp and there IL
S'i' = Oe N aonhlAht supply IaiheT
'i'e'ii; b'acA'erty CORDIAL anu wine L
god thing ~ have around
The ~"ht Democrat, daily new spaper
III New Eark city IS the New York Sta
''''l : ',''''''i'1 equiv 'e'- A','. Il y
:. ' ''''' . '''-'' >'"i'u
NC = 'i.'i'.'s7'' aeTs Court wa z. Session
-'.''! l.-~ iA' bond = J's v Mai
'i"s'- ~, was .ic~ti .tca and ap-
r r..,... -. . '-'.' 4''''i'- "Si'
VI E''i ''"."'s .e.i Sunde. ~ tic
IN 'i7.-y 10. '!'t'h' Were l. VI ,nish
n ga 1f~~@u l.. r. +'nehme past
f"fi La ..eE siudy.ns anter - :ather'
= y. '''... r ''''''''
Last >,Adar H."n uien!a. AZ oyster
Nj Joa. r Eea. .ouni d. .arEc bent brass
pm therein III Pin had made quite
dent N III" oyster h"l WAS not deeply in-
Bodied How II" Il ret there.
Recent, NI-. "a =, Ian, -ht,, Mr. I
J. Alvey. upon breaking cake u i,c found
ir'1cn therein = large baitwnrrn The
worm wa, dropped upon The NI:chcn table
Gna Il a'2G: "a minute was alive and
w:lrGlnr.
H.. us.,.i3 ., ill.,. D.,.,c,,,-,, ,.,,r,.
Clubs in Baltimore, Wednesday las, Wa.
rra.,f or,,ir.- - IN. .,,p,.si,r ,r,,o-,
slrrIs W. y. .,,,c-s,r- = f,,, ~. ,,,
90. .,-,... ,,.,ru ,,,,,J,,, 80. ,f,t.,, IN.
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Saint Hafgs Beacon.


Susannah Susannsh
Don't you cry for me
We've raised the old bandauna
Upon the hick'ry tree
All chOo' All chez
Old Thurman's red bandannE
Upon the hick'ry tree
Susannah SusannAA,
lis 4 pretty sight % sce
That jolly old bandanna
Aiiying on the tree
All choo An chcc
Oh Humans red bandannA
Upon the hick'ry tree
SusannaL Susannah
Were up b snuff. you see,
While Cleveland holds The hammer
The banner Of the free
All chOo All chcc
And Humans rcd bandanna
l. flying II tie tree
SEsInnaE Susannah
Twill make tho iarkics succz.
When they aoe tho ID handanna
\ floating IN the breeze
All ,hyo All ,Aec
on Thurman ~ hanlpnna
A-.lDG'.ng D. liz freeze
Su-AnnAH ~EaIul.lA
:, LauIs -uItct M
When they .a's,'l that old Landanna
Ton Tia, hi.kry tree,
All cEo1 Al chez
Oh. Thurman rot blndunE.
pom he L.ck y tree
Tie lady 81 the White House
Snal! nave the golden key.
While CirveIaa. hold. III banner
Ihy banner i ,Ac ire
Al Choo All rhr-'
AM Thurman ret uandanua
/. II II, i.iuEry tree
49, pttDfg,,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12
Correspondents Of The BeacOul

AAIEs jury = 4cco
MessFs. Editors-The closing exercises
Of our school, taught by Mr.. G. b. TayI1r,
came OF on the evening OF the 2sth ulfimo,
and was perfect success in every p2rtica-
lar. The pupils reflected grea; credit
upon the teacher, whom we believe truly
worthy Of such trust, for he seems "a spare
no effort 10 teach them all that is good, and
has the gift Of imparting % his pupils
knowledge q which rare talent and cul-
tire have made him master. The tahleaux,
recifaiiOns, dialogues, &c. &c, were fine
gotten up In tirst-clAss style and spprecia-
tel by very large audience Ny not very
retentive memory fails 10 recall the names
NJ all the pieces. which numbered 80. suffi-
cient 90 say the performers, Misses Hatty and
Edith West, Alline Bsyne, Daisy Abel,
MAssic Clarke, I. Z. West and T. Trosback,
did their parts 70 perfection, and the fairy
like little "Massie" and Eide" rendered
their parts most strikingly. About eleven
O'Clock refreshments, consisting Of iced
lemonade, cake and other confectionery,
we've served 70 the audience by Nj and
Mrs. Taylor, whose generous hospitality
will liz remembered with wishes for their
success
WITNESS
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kelEorSi's Magazine.
WITNESS

God u the opening number of BEL
FoRD's MAGAZINE was the second mum
ber-fpT July-is q great improvement upon
1t Il opens with capital article on "A
Farmers View" II the Tariff, by Sol. Put
naE.. who administers s1mc shrcwd blows,
Which are none the less effective because
accompanied ~ = ;ruch Of hunor Good
short stores follow this article. Henry
FhilPot' puts in a brief but powerful plea
iur the Negro against that projection
which while increasing the price Of every
thing he buys does nothing for him in re-
turn, ant Frank Hurd concludes his TEN
pcratc and able discussion on Tariff Re
form" The Editorial Department shows
tha; the len D. Dom Piatt has lost none
- IL old tme acri' power This tact the
reviews OF Senator Ingalls, and Of the late
Senator Conkiinr wi,nc-scth. II BEL
FoRp's continues A. 70 the level # is pres
sent high wa'er.mark, is future success is
assured beyond peradvcnturc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12
COMMUNICATED
An Omission.

"a OhAAESSsOh
Mcs--s. Editors i noticed that in the
Ii-t II those who cnt, .ta.ncd Tie Cardinal,
the names i Captain George Thomas. oe
Ma;npany, and NJ: Cough Elc!cn were
omitted. The csulit.on and finished scLol-
arshlp Of he Captain, he enlightened
courtesy Q! himself wife and well trained
boys and the historical associations of his
lo.,ily house and grounds made his enter
talnmcnt most congcnial 20 the Cardinals
tastes and Were q credit 10 old s. Mary's
county.
The array Of musical talent and matelia!
delights AT Mr.. Cough Edelcus, from re
port Of those present We're Of the most re
Chcrche' order
"A LOcsr Of Tie Land nt LIE m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12

Sufferers from chills and fever. who have
used quinine as 4 remedy, will appreciate
Ayers Ague Cure. This preparation. If
taken according IN dinections, IS warranted
surc cuu Residents in malarial lis
tlict> should not lie without il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12

In car last issue tie name ot Eugene ;.
burroughs, one Of the graduates at Char
lo;,c Hall Academy, was by some over
sight omitted in the account of the cxhibi-
tion held there on the 2Sth, ultimn Mr.
Burroughs was a good SUDDEN; ami has
our best wishes for his future success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12
An Explanation.

What j. this nervous trouble with
which 50 many seem now q be afflicted
II You will remember few years ago the
word Malaria was comparatively unknown
To-day II i as common as any word in
the English language, Vet this worj covers
only the meaning Of another word u.s. by
our forciathCrs in times past 81 il is with
nervous diseases, As they and Malaria are
intended 20 cover what our grandfathcrs
called Bilhousncss, and all ART caused by
troubles that arise from diseased condition
Of the Liver which in performing is.func-
tons finding il cannot dispose Of the bile
through the ordinary channel is compelled
to pass it Of through the system, causing
nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever
etc. Iou who are suffering can we'll ap.
preciaie cure. We recommend Green.
August Flower. lis cures are marvellous
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12
Religious.

Cnnyoca,.pn4! S,yvlC,S will i, GelG IS
follows
July 18th, a; ;; Mays Chapel
July 10Th. II Trinity Church
July goth and slst, a, Poplar Hill
July 22nd. =. IN, - Andrews Church
july s2nd. p. IN. a, :; Peter Chapel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12

DLEASE COMPARE THE PRICES
u cf the following "IanIslidcs" in Snrinr
ami Summer Goods Fully % 10 40 p,.r
CT below any house S,uth Of Baltimore
city. II will * vain attempt to enumrr-
ate ali the various ARTICLES. VIII only give
Il few in each department. Bear in mind
that these are n,t leaders. tor | assure YOU
etch and III have II stock are surprising
" low in prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

cali your attention 10 the 0IR eFET-
rets0bfC Tucker. Smith * Cos Shoes.
which need no communication from me
But sufiire 70 sly that you can count nn
them altod,s
Mems finC tie xl % with IL ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12
PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARD q.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
DAN'L G. Eft,
~ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LEoNARpTowS, Mn

Having removed his Law Office {" the
room adjoining his dwelling house, lately oc-
cupicd a the Post Office, will he pleased to
see all his old friends and clients aud as
many new ones rs may Sc" lit 10 call
Al business intrusted e. him will receive
prompt attention
Special attention pail - the Collection OF
Claims and the sale and Conveyance Of
Real Estate
Jams sjlm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12
TINWARE DEPARTMENT.

Vim pans, , O. 10 .
WASH Basins. tal2
h. B. shall have ready Tor your in
sI~ction N Il few days and 20 cent
counter There Will he included among
ihosc articles goods worth double TIC price
asked 1t vii pay you IL visit this novel,
" riicn
Is Terms. Cash on delivery, ~ acccp-
- tel draft or note BY taking 10 risk
~ can serve you al very bottom fig
- ures
Standing upon ment alone, iair and
square t. al, / ask you 10 command,
Your faiihfui servant
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-12
Furniture Departmenf.
Clothing Department.

In this line | can save you money
Nnhhy and gcntccl in style and iii.
Mems Suits from - 80 - Sll 81
Youths do DO 80 81, 9 s.
Childrcn'S DO 225 ~ ; s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
ABOUT THE CITY.
A. d. Rich Nearly Asphyxi-
ated at the HOllenbeck.
GAS MYsTERIOUsLY ESCAPES.
What Mr.. A. N. Towne Says About the
5. P. Right Of Way-One
Rain Storm.

On Tuesday last Mr.. A. d. Rich, of
Chicago, arrived and registered at the
Hollenbeck. He appeared to be here
for pleasure, and became acquainted with
quite number of the citizens. On
Thursday evening he retired to his room
quite early, and early yesterday morn
ing the watchman in going through
the halls smelled gas very
strongly in the vicinity of Mr..
Rich's room. The clerk of the hotel
was called and the room was entered. It
was found to be full of gas, which was
escaping at a full head. The win
dows were fastened down and the
transom was shut, and it was evident
that the gas had not been escaping
long or it would have been detected
before by the watchman. Mr.. Rich was
found in an insensible condition in his
bed and there was nothing to show
whether the gas had been turned on in
tentionallly or not. Medical aid was sum-
moned and it was not until evening that
he regained speech, and then he had not
sufficiently recovered to give an account
OF the affair. The employees of the hotel
regard the affair as very mysterious and
cannot see how it could be an accident.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
THE RAIN.
The Condition of tine Reservoir and
the stone Drains.

The Condition of tine Reservoir and
the stone Drains.
The rain yesterday and last night was
quite heavy and played havoc with
some of the streets that are in process of
improvement. On Fort street between
Temple and Fourth, it was almost i'm
possible for team to struggle through
the mud, and at the corner of First street
it took an hour to extricate team from q
hole and prevent it from drowning in
one Of the excavations that had filed
with water. A good sized lake formed
at the junction of Main and Spring streets
and the water rushed down Temple street
into Main with great resemblance
TO a mill stream. The residents of the
west end were somewhat alarmed over
the condition of Reservoir No. 4, and
were afraid that it might break and in
undate them. Zanjero Weiss went up
to the reservoir during the evening and
found it only about half-full of water,
and in no danger. He placed man
there, however, to watch for danger and
give warning if necessary. The storm
water drains in some places were not
large enough to carry the large amount
Of water which poured into them, and
some cellars were in danger of being
flooded in consequence. No damage
was reported up to late hour last night,
and at midnight it was thought the worst
of the storm was over.
1t was reported at midnight that the
excavation for the engine-rooms Of the
cable road, on Seventh street, were in
danger of caving owing to the river,
which was flowing in that direction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
THE A. & P. RIGHT OF WAY.
What Mr. A. N. TOWne Says on the
SubieCl.

What nIr. A. N. TOvvne Says ON the
Subject.
Mr.. Frank Sabichi has returned from
San Francisco, whittier he was sum-
moned by the Southern Pacific officials
on matters connected with the right-oi-
way into the Wolfskill depot. As has
before been stated in these columns,
when the Southern Pacific obtained
grounds on the Wolfskill tract it con-
tracted to run all it's trains into the new
depot that was to be erected there, and
promised to tear up it's track on San
Pedro street. The many objections
raised when the Southern Pacific en-
deavored to get its Santa Monica line
across from San Pedro to Alameda street
at the southern end of the city
have somewhat angered the officials
of the road, and the early part of last
week Mr.. Sabichi received a letter from
Mr.. A. N. Towne on the matter. The
Southern Pacific magnate said that it ap-
peared as ifthe good people of Los An
geles were endeavoring to blockade the
company in its endeavor to get into the
new depot and he much regretted such a
stand, ,inasmuch as the road would have to
make other arrangements which would
scarcely be productive of benefit to the
city. He asked Mr.. Sabichi on what
terms the Wolfskill people would per-
NIT the track to remain on San Pedro
street and relieve the company from the
contract it had made to tear up those
rails. Mr.. Sabichi therefore went to San
Franciso to personally confer with Mr..
Towne on the matter. and the result of
the deliberations was given to
a HERALD man yesterday. Mr..
Sabichi said that Mr.. Towne
made very liberal terms to the Wolfskill
people regarding the annulling of the
San Pedro street contract and there is
little doubt that they will be accepted.
The matter is to be left open though un-
til the Council on next Monday gives its
decision and then if the Pine street right
of way is refused the company will with
draw its petition and close with the
Wolfskill people to keep the rails on San
Pedro street as they now are. Mir.
Towne said that the directory of the
company feel as if the citizens of Los
Angeles are embittered against them,
although no reasons can be assigned for
this ill feeling. Under the circum-
stances Mr.. Towne said that they
scarcely cared to establish their rail-
road shops here and were inclined
to look toward San Bernardino
county which offered them right-of-way,
land and all they required. The pro-
posed shops would cost from $3.50, 900 to
$500, 900, and they certainly would not
put them where they would be opposed
by an antagonistic element. AS to the
fact that the Company has already pur-
chased sixty acres for their location on
the mission road, that land could be held
and disposed of in the ordinary course of
real estate. Mr.. Towne wished it to be
distinctly understood that the Company
had no ill-feeling toward Los Angeles--on
the contrary, the officials were very par
tial to the city, especially as their own
interests are so much interviewer here.
The whole matter, therefore, rests on
what course the deliberations of the
Council will on next Monday decide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
WANp ED-M ALE HELP.

VTTANTED-FIRST-CLA INSURANCE So
w ncitor acquainted with city, salary and
commission: team and all facilities furnished;
permanent place. W. r. BURKE, SIS N. Spring.
d21tf*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
MEETING NOTICES.

UY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE
ID Los Angeles Turf Club, a general meeting
of all the members has been called, to take
place in the parlors of the st. Elmo Hotel, on
saturday evening, December 22d. All mem
ters. and applicants for same are specially re-
quested to be on hand at 80 p. M. sharp, as
business of great importance will be consid-
tred II. T. RODMAN, Secretary d2l 2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22

WANTED-AGENTS. w


WANTED-A LIVE MAN TO INTRODUCE
w and take agency for very useful inven-
ton for printers; samples furnished free; ref
erences furnished. Address A. WORTHAGE
& CO. ST. Louis. Mo. d21 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
10 THOROUGHBRED RUNNING HORSES
6--R A @ T. S--6
RUNNING RACES!
LADY RIDERS AND
DRIVERSl

Miss Peek in the greatest race ever witnessed
riding REGAL against the SIS 900 Riderless
Horse LONG VIEW, competing in a race with
with her the same as though he had rider to
guide him He makes race of 1t. and at the
finish of the race he turns around and comes
back to .lfs judges stand and stops perfectly
still and looks up in the judges stand at the
judges, as much as to say. Ibid I VIM"
Also, Miss Peek's daring feat of standing up
on two horses. with one foot on each horses
back, while running better than two minute
gait. Miss Peek rode Ghost and Blue String at
Providence, R. L., ON May 30th, 1888, one mile
in 1;4714. and at Pawling, n. Y. August 3othh,
1887, One-half mile in 52L seconds. This is
the fastest time, this way of going, ever accom-
pished by any human being.
Double Team Running Race to Sixty. five
Pound Skeleton Wagons. Miss Peek will drive
GHOST and EDDIE SMITH against REGAL
and ATHOL driven by Loui Cassina. This will
be race worth going miles 10 see.
By special request. Miss Peek will ride Five
Mile Change Race, to beat ten minutes, chang
ing horses at the end of each mile in front Of
the grand stand without touching the ground.
Races called at $50.
Admission, so cents; Chi ldren 25 cents.
d22 st
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
WANTED-PARTNEIt.


WTANTED-PARTNER. THE ADVERTISER
w having a herd of registered Jerseys, is de-
sirous of becoming associated with some one
owning land near good butter market, for the
purpose of stock breeding and dairying Ad-
dress "Stockman," box 100, HERALD.
d22 d&wkly 1t*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
EDlCATiONAI,

SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. AND TELE
- graphy taught day and evening by compe
tent instructors. LONGLEY & WAGNER, "a
w. First st. d7tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
TO EXCHANGE.

Il city In proved property for improved city
property. Call 205 e. First st, n27 1mt
ITO EXCHANGE. 900 PIECES OF PROP
l. erty: Houses, lots business property
ranches, Eastern property, etc., etc. Call for
anything you want. J. G. WILLMON, 128]< w.
First st. dl Inv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22

MIGHT SCHOOL-LOS ANGELES BUSINESS
IN College and English Training school, Tenn
pie and New High SITS. D. B. WILLIAMS, Prin.
d15tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-22
DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
nR. R. G. CUNNINGHAM, 25 NORTH MAIN
~ st., Mcdonald block d15.tf
DENTAL INSTITUTE, COR. SPRING AND
~ Temple streets. Set teeth, IS 90; gold fill
ing, 81 90; amalgam filling, 5Oc.; extracting,
25c. One of the Board of Directors in attend
ance every forenoon. A regular graduate in
constant attendance. G. v. Baldwin, F. M.
Palmer J. M. White, R. R. Bourne. A, r. Bird
E. L. Townsend. Board of Directors d21 tt
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nR. L. w. WELLS, DENTIST, ROOMS NOS.
~ and z, No. % 8. Spring st. Gold filing,
81 and up; gold and platina alloy, $1.5O: cbm-
position, 81; filling root So; set teeth on rub
Der, $40. Set of gold, $50 and up. Gold crown,
80. Filling teeth painless and gold work a
specially. Teeth extracted, with liquid gas,
only safe and reliable anesthetic in use for the
painless extraction of teeth, 81; without gas,
SOC. d4 10m
A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % 8. SPRING
a street. Rooms and S,
Gold filings from So up Amalgam and silver
filings 81. Painless extraction of teeth by
vttalized air or nitrOns oxide gas, 81. Teeth
extracted without gas or air, SO cents.
Best sets of teeth from So to $40. By our new
method of making teeth, q misft is impossible.
All work guaranteed.
We make specially Of extracting teeth with
out pain.
from 10 A. M. to II m. Night calls answered
office d8-tf