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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Der bont9monat.

nS6r', 9erfins, alter guri9e, rparltt1t ttebt
1tan 6i8 Gor nibt mebr i'm Gtub? Sat beirte
@nmieoermutter bid I9ou inter ibrem Yarz
toffel?" ry5ein, 8rolpn, olein mein 9eiln
1T iebt 70 golidli6, baB ib eS gar nibt .mebr
nerlalien mag. gu ld9ell, dllein es lit bic
0obrbeit. Meine Sran 1par 10 nit ben
ibrem @el6Ie9te eigentbimli9en tlnftlonels
len 0eran9ements be6aftet, baB tbr @en1ltb
ltnb temperament iebr barllitter gu leloe1
batten. IS mor natiirlid9 ntdt tRre S@ulo,
aaqein es ma6te mir mein t9ein1 bo6lt nnars
9enebm. Sebt aber, lett tie be9o1l1e1 pat,
DR.. 4ierce's Favorite Prescription 81 ne9::
men, fiblt iie it9 10 ,pObl ut1b 9lildltb. oaB
MIR Mnieren 9oni9monot auf's 9telte %teterlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08

betroffen tpurbe1. Der StonS lit itetis gea
ilntet uno lit jebt nur nod 81. 9te gauge
@rnte iiberitei9t ite6enbunOert Wttlto1tett
8ui9el.
SGGtupis bat BON ieinen 1ta9e pier
WetQionen Mcre iiber $50 Wttlto1en SulGel
g~eerl,tet, 6eren @epi6t a6er in Sol9e Der
Wetteri0G6en iebr let6t tit.
Soma bat auf $4,000 0 9lcre feiret .
euten Wittelertrag, pie SutnotS, nun 30
8uinel, i'm @anSen Is 0tiQtDnen 8ui1el.
@erit bat BET etnem, gegen odS DDr>
ber9ebenoe Sa6r pergr0Berten 8eltano etnen
t1ltr mGBi9 gl1ten Stano, 86.9 uno etter
Grtroo Don ra6e So W2tItonen 8uldel; @d>
Itfprnien bat tpteDer cine ret1e 1l1o quite
@rnte gemodt, nd6rel1b etn anoersr GROCER
@eritenitaat, Stem OOrf, feline Dortretlthelt
9(usit6ten ourd etnet Srlbfr0it am
6. September peientli6 berableben ntuB.
Our6 9tegen 1T 6eionberS i'm @eiten nto
9torbpeiten bieL @erite f1efig utO farbt9 9e7
tporDelt.
&oq9en bat iein QreaL ntdt erbeblt6
nerdnbert; Der Grtrd8 tpar bet etr1eln 9ute1t
Stan0, 92.8, CUR @r11te3ett, eth retdber, nber
30 OtiQtonen 8ui6eI.
&%urtoffeln baben rt6t mehr gang
Die groBen NuSli6ten bonn /. Suit, 95.6.
aber bod INNER nod iebr quite, 81, Die BET
etnem taft idbrlt6 iteigc1ben 8eftano ette
Grnte BON nahesu 40 WiQtonen 8ul6el ers
partelt laiien, gegen 1874 Wttatonen 1897.
Dim beiten ite9en Die bet0en Serrttorien lber
Dem S~eliengebirg, 101 1ttb SO, tbnen na6it
Soma, SO, am I6le6teiten Sn6tana, 81;
audi ber gr0Bte &artoffelitaat, gteiu gorf,
bat etnen Stano u11ter 80.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Befreit bon ihren fefieIn

bllr1 bic Delfenbe, 9eniole @Gtrfiamfeit ienes ippbls
tDnenDften 9b~tiDrmittels, 8 itetter'S Sc oeen=
bttters. %tpeffen bic @in9etDeibe gar balb Die SAT- ab,
tpelGe fe labmte rno i1lo96te, 1lno ne9ntet i1re ttpra
male Sbdtisteit pieber auf. Die 2%gtrfInmfeit bs
8itters lit lin9Ieicb Der BPM 9urdf9nttts=@bftbrmit
teln nt9t nit f~neiferbett Sdnter5en ober hefti9ent abz
fii1ren nerbultDet. @dre boS Der SAT-, 10 tpiirbe es
oleico ienen fir ben eeipb1nltGen 6ebrau1 tpertbIps
iet1. WRit j%eircr Wtrtiatttett lit ntdtS l~1niauttes pber
i1ntntiirli3es perbanbe1. @etne Giripirfung ouf Die
Sober 1T in ui9t 9ertHQere1n @rabe, ais auf bic @inQe.
toeioe, cine D60it %eiinIItge, tnbe,n eS cine oeiunoe @9ls
Ienobi onoerllng ~bsf6roert unb aus benz falI9ct Q6=
aucsforal in bet ri9ttgen Ieitet. Su9letb nit Ser
Ytopfnng perldipinben onbere @oleti : G9mptonte,
tpenn es lDltenatli1 au9elDanot lptrb, lnb Der M}oeet
piro DurC3 boielbe iotpDhl e~efrdfti9t, oS aud re9ra
Itrt. Ntolarialeiber, 4DeultatiSnlns, 6Gtp6fe, gSer=
poTtdt lnb Observation-Disclosures perbeu bur9 baiTel6e
pplfftdnttg ~beieitt9t. Sblaf uno Appetit meroen Dbne
Nusnahnle otrrb oaiiel6e befDroert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Gin BeheinnniB

gutter @elunbbeit ftnbet man III reselmdBi9er
@ntleeruit9 Der @ebGrme unb polfommener
SbGtigfeit Der 2eber. 0teie Sr9a1te it1b pom
Der gtatur basu beitirnmt, ole llnreini9tetten
aus benz Spte1n gu entfernen. t9artleibi9fett
bat ent 9an5eS Seer DON unregelmGBi9fetten
nnb &ronfbeitell I'M @efol9e, bic benz Yatienz
ten baS 2ebel1 perbittern. Qluen bielen quail
pollen 3uitGnben fann bur@ BEN Setti9en
@ebrau9 BON DR.. Yierce'S Pleasant Pur-
feIben resrliren ben unterlei6 unb ben Ma=
gen nnb iteuen eine seIunbe Gbdtt9feit bes
9dn5en nun6erbaren Sroantsmls BET, nit
benz mir erihoffen rpurbe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Beindbe ~peroiftet.

W1tt genauer gtotb Observation-Disclosures
tint 6auie go. 403 @eitz8 oIfitraBe cine
9an5e SanttIie Der @efobr, bur6 cine Gar
6tttenmabl5eit Der9tftet 5u tperben. Oer
Mtldbdnoler s. 8. Dunn, belien SralG
urb SRI. @pnroD, beren gtt6te, batten sic
Gardiner, tpel6e auge6li6 aus goffeD's
@rocerDgei6dft an Ser @de Ser 8oLtitrobe
unb Centre Npenue b~erribrten, taum gum
%9lbenbbrob ~Deripetlt, als iie unter ben befz
tighten @ln3ei6en elmer 0ergtftung e~rtranfz
ten. Gttem I6leuutgft berbeigerufenen 9trat
gelang es bur6 energii6e Mnmenbung Der
W1aqenpumpe iopte gceignete @egen9ifte,
bic @efabr mad 8erlauf eini9er .3ett sn Be-
f~eittaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Gine m0roert1de Stebe ret

btIbete 9onneritag segen 8 lt6r 6en Nusz
gang zines Strettes, Der bor benz 9auie SEQ.
155 8lue Sslanb Npe. 5ipiiGen Sobn GaceD,
etnent bort etdbItrten S6anftptrtD, unb Ell
mem geptien SbomaS IS. Gaiep Deraufbez
i6tporen tpuroe. @aieb 9riff gum Meier
lnb %fttr5te oatntt gGet0 einem Galen6en auf
ben Wtrt6, einen 60zidbrtgen Mann, log,
tbm bier Stt6tpunbett att &opfe, stpei tpetz
tere an ben Nrmet un6 etne lte6eltte an Der
ltnfen S6uIter, I'M &iden, aufigen6. Ote
@ler3te gla1ben ben 10 i6euBli9 permeIerten
@irt9 am 2e6en erbaGten gu f0nner. Ga1eD,
Der Wtorbbube, tDur6e berbdftet unb in BET
Station an Der SO. II. Str. eirtaeiteGt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
StQ0t Cbtta9o>
Gin fddnoltder 1l1or6an6rtff.

@tlten BON i6dt0erbafter Brutalttdt 3euz
getDen WtOr6an9rtff begtng Sannes q.
Sienna, pm $50. 1859 N. 6arrtionitr. mob
member Mann, 9onneritag Q6eno an ietner
@bebdlfte. Der 11n6olb tam b~etrunfen
betn un6 ais ibu bic Srau NIT elmer @arz
6tnenpreoigt empftng, padte er fie unb Oerz
lu6te, tie aus etnem Teniter bes 2. StodeS
auf Die StraBe btnauS3ui6leubern. @liidz
li6erpeiie 9eIa1g es Der 8ebrobten, tbm erz
foI8rei6en Wi6eritan0 gu leiften un6 ite
fam NIT elmer ur9efdbrlidet S6ntttnutoe
an Der 6ano, Die tbr bic Splttter ether
S6etbe 5~ufigten, baoon. SIENNA beftnoet ft6
in 6er Station at Der Meit IL. StraBe III
Soft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
006tIfher unfau.

Sin t06t(tder Sa6rftubGunfaa eretenete
ft0 Sreitag N6eno I'M nelter1 9toodeT9z
GebGube, an Der 2diaueitr. Gobert 0@s
@uire, Elm bort an Der Wiai0inerte belGaIz
tigter 9(rbeiter, gertet6 unter rt6t ra9er
%befannten umitdnben i'm Il. Stod oeS
@ebdubes in eiren Sabrfuhll9a0t l!no
ftiir3te il1's Grbgei6oB binab, no man tbn
nit total 3eri6mettertem Gopfe un0 &orper
auffanb. Ser 8erungliidte nat Is sabre
alt, unberbeirat9et unO pO9nte Jfo. q Us.
Q%oQrnsffr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08

Mrs. W~ tnslom's rSootbtnQ
syrup" ioute befdnbis beim Ginber. 3a6es
nen sebrau9t rperbem. CT ~beiGnitiot bds
6inb, erpet9t bos 3obnfeii6, linbert alien
G9ne,5. furtrt @tno=Eolif, unb lit Oas bette
Waittel Seaen OtarrbOe. Sanfunoawanai0
Gents bic NlaiChe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08

Cine Qn5obl pro9tpoIer Iarmen = rei6es
Sarrnlanb nit WaIO, por3ii9li9 bebaut, gut
u%1t3Gnnt unb un19eben NIT famoien Obfz
gGrten, iopte praGtupaen @ebduben = ftnb
81 tteort9en Yretle1t 3t pertaufen. (815 bis
$50 per Qcre uuo in mGBigen Staten.
Spre6t iofort por BEL Sreberifie Ell 6 Co.,
go. 181 MISUNDERSTANDING, Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08

Ste 0uGenteta beTtebtett satsO Des
e1astttete GIaG@enbtere Oct GOmraS
Getpp SreautmS 60. iitaO SeScrs
@satttt at esehfcbIett. 8e4eM1tunees
bfttet tss@ea 0tSeft @3s Die @~ropere6
a1t fettoess. auuusO NIT II MD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Gbtcaao, 6. Sft

@btcdg0, 3. Oft.
Sette Dor o9t 3a9en melOeten mir, Des
aer1berz @etaen lei am WonatSl0lltB out LOO
9eitieoen. Dies mar am port9st SGnllta9.
0m Wtontas er0ffnete @et3en> per De5ember
NIT 1.O5& nnnb lit ieitbem bis beute. nit nnr
elmer einsioen unterbre9ung auf 1913 9eitiez
oen. Sort i6liebt nit elmer MDattce Don
&c., Safer nit elmer lol@en BON &c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08

To. Q g ON bra6te int
Gpet9er 1.16 @1.17, No. TO- SEQ. 3
mad probe 95@1.13c,, SEQ. 4 90@95c.
$50. 2 @tnter Wei3en, rotber int
Spei9er S1.16@1.17, SEQ. 3 rotber 98@1.O9,
yto. 43u 82@85; go. 2 tiirfti6er nab Y5robe
@, $50. 3 rotber gu 99@1.1O, 9tO. 4
rotber 3u 90@98.
-@-c fir gtO. T., 9rOben gu C fir 9fo,
3metBes, 43@-c fir Mo. 3, unb 414@42c
9afer-Sm Gpet9er p~erfouft 3u 244@25c
fir gto. 2, nnb $3.50 fir geo. 2 1peiBer.
254@26c fHr SEQ. 3 wetber. Yrobelt 3l $50
254c fir 9to.2, 10000 fir SEQ. 2 lpeiBer,
2O3@95c. fit yfo. 8, unb S6@2ac. fir geo.
8 neiBer.
Gameretem: e%etnIamem yeo. 1 sn
1.39@1.41, Stmotbp prtrno 1.55@1.57 Eleez
Ger fe. Geue SEQ. 3 C, OaO, 8 mad
Rrobe gu 48@70c. SEQ. 4 5u 40@55.
gto. 2 na3 8robe 6O@61, g1o. 8 Do. 5O@54.
geo.2 DO. 3l $40. 0O@1O.5O, Neireb SO. 90
unb nplanb Yroirie ST. O@8. 80 per Come.
MtbbIin9s gu $12. 5O@14.7 rs perSOune.
&Iete. S12.00@S12.75 pet Come in
@a9enlabun9en.
2S B / s tie .. -1.20.
SET useL.- 2ebenotse gurfeps 1O@-c,
2eb. Siibner: 6ennen S1@9c, Sabine Il @5c,
Spring @btdenS" 5000. bas g Tuno,
@dnie 4.00@6.00 bas Dusem0, @nts1 go
10 @tS.
81 let. - 183@19c has 0utenO.
E9rt off elm. S9one 33@35c. Der
Gul9el beim y@or".
IA ~, a a 81 a ! - ! - , CM..n:Eo. d1 HS
$685. St''S's' $S'7'@S'00' "''''"'''F Sl'''
8obne EFT, - Suite 8eItern Rdpies az
$1.50E2.00 nn6 @altern 0eapies gu $1,000
200. Wteoiums 1.40@1.60.
Grb Ell. - Selte 9ri1ne S1.10@1.25;
Seloerblen SO.9O@1.10 Ntarowfats $l,15@
Mepfe1. ao6dpfeG 75@1.eO, f66ue
GIN en-. -6@7c., @p1tt geasst.
Butter. - @rearteru, bette 23@24c.,
&eftltbe 15@22c., bette Oairp 1870 1915,
quite 13@16c, 6reib Ba6in8 101@113c.
Sal9.-&u9en 5@54cy SEQ. Country
5@51c. SEQ. 2 gu 34@4c. @ttp 5}@52c.
Gtit9e1.
Pftrit9e- Wi9i9an I B.z@6rbe 100
2lc, Crates pom ie 4 &0r6en 50c@90, 49,
SCRIBE 100000; Snbiataer ] 8 .zGiit6en goo
25c, Crates bon ie 4 9. -@-c; @ra,uforOS
75e@S1.25 Der J 9nibel.
gtrnen. 8artletts s4.OO@5.0O bas
SoB unO $1.75@S2.50 bas Seq; SedelS So
$500 6as SeB. @em0bnli6e Sorte 81 So
25@$3.25 bas SAP.
&ronb en-. = Sues 2O@22c. Der aorb.
@orcoro 2O@2Sc. per 10 Yfb, 8orb. 2 8ui0el
vStanb" S2.50@3.75
Pflan en-. - $1@1.75 bas gulbeG
0amlons.
Grtidbts @enaTc:
3pt ebe In. = ST. OO@1.95 bos SoS.
WetBe Giben - 1.O0@1. 25 Sos Tos.
So9l -.btelt8er 1.5O@2.25 bas 9unoert.
Wtob rrtben- 75c@1.00 oaS Sap.
&omatem, 60@85c. Der SuI9elo.
0nbenb.
Sellerte 10000 baS Dubeno.
NteDntar9t+
2m @inbpis9 nj urtt betris Die 8us
tnbr 1880 Stitf, 8e9en g. 1890 Stiid lit
Der n0rIQe1t 0Snhc (S1fte 9}n+ioe9 Eo4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
Notwithstanding

~ Observation-Disclosures @e9enltdube betreFfenbe
@nfra9en iino on 0crrn 8nttl!eb SenatIS bp0ea,
5emarh. g~ebrasfa. gu ri9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08

@ddfe trafen IS, $3.50 5tit, 9egen 37,289
Stiid Int Der pori9en 8O@e am bieIigen
Wartte Elm. qreiie nm 10@25c nieori9er,
ais Gill porigen Gamlta9.
S;orfo,tt ,ni1roerr n n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
q M Hrp 1 "a D { o. G) t.

~ 81 Z Seilnng sarontirt bnrdh 9r. 8. %
IL @9apeF, ben srIolsFtlSits en-. gps gin:
hernib inn @eSd1fi, bepieien hurth 9nnoeIte 6cn toe'
he;iteI. :" Rat6 HreutseItlt1. &oaupt:0tttes: 81 Ard9'
Ctr. @bila0elpbia. SIN @onnse5etal.2ctel SetS .tass
SQ, peHI s. bis anu1 leBter ieosl MtpHats' l'palSS'@O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
NteNmarffA

gtrt @tnbpte6 MART betru9 Die 3rs
ftbr $1,000 Stiid, 9esen 81, 900 Stiid in
Der port9elt @o6e. Gnte gtQtioes felt, oez
rtn9ere Guolttdt aber i0wer perfGufli6 unb
nm zoe 6os 9urtoert nte6ri9er, ais III Der
pori9en @o6e.
Werfdltt m1r0pu n n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
MrtI@eS Rqt.tnSe.

3mt cd Elm. = 81. OO@1.25 bas Sa8.
@etb &iben 1.O0@1.25 6os Tos.
&obl- bteIt8er 1.5O@2.25 bas 6un6ert.
Wfob TT ID 75c@1.00 odS EaB.
y eH, 60@S5c. Der SuI9el.
Slumentobl- bietger 1.00@1.5O bas
Ousenb.
Sellerie = 15@20c bas Dubeno.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Overland ExcursIon.

Passengers joining these parties are IN the
hands OF a responsible railway company, not
an excursion agency" its employees are its
representatives, and accustomed to serving the
public.
Dates.-Trains leave Los Angeles on Thurs
days and San Francisco on Fridays, meeting at
Sacramento Friday afternoon. Dates are as fol-
lows: From Los Angeles-June 21st July 5th,
10Th; aud day following from San Francisco,
Sacramento, TulaTe, Fresno, Merced, Lathrop,
San Jose, Stockton, Davis, Marysville, Colfsx
ard Reno
First class these excursions undoubtedly are
in every respect, as no objectionable people are
received, and each party is In charge OF Bur
hngton agents through to Chicago.
Free sleeping cars, properly provided with
curtains. mattresses, blankets, etc. No extra
charge Tor this, or any other service.
Rates, $500 Is the price Of ticket from
Los Angeles, San Francisco and most California
stations to any Missouri river point, and only
slightly more to points further east.
scenery by daylight Is great feature, as
these excursions will stop twenty-four hours In
Salt Lake, aud go by daylight through the
Black Canon or the Gunnison, across the Con
tinental Divide, through the famous Marshall
Pass, thence down the valley Of the Arkansaw
| through the Grand Cahon OF the Royal Gorge
Further particulars are contained in Burling
| ton route excursion folder, to be had at any
ticket Offices Of the Southern Pacific and othel
railways, and at Burlington route offices be
low.
W. D. sanborn, General Agent 80 Montgom
| rey street, San Francisco. Cal. j. B. Quigley
Freight and Passenger agent, 112 North Spring
street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
THE RAILROADS.
A Change to be Made in the
Local Time-card.
A PARTY OF ExcURsIoNIsTs,
The Engine Arrives for the Fair
view Road - Work Com
menced at San Pedro.


A change is to be made in the local
time-card Of the Southern Pacific Com
pany. 1t has already been noted in these
columns that No. II from San Francisco
is singularly unreliable train and is
generally from thirty minutes to sn hour
and half late on its arrival here. This
is the cause of good deal Of delay in
the local service owing to the improba-
bility of making connections, and to OBJ
viate this the Cotton local train will leave
at 9 A. M. instead Of 5 80 4. NJ. as hereto-
fore. The change will probably be made
on the 1st Of July and a few other altera-
tions will also be decided on, all Of which
will be announced hereafter in these col
tlmns.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
OVER THE SUNSET
Arrival OF Another Host of Excur-
si0nfsts.

AfIlEAl VI mVthtA EAOae VI AlACu u
si0nfsts.
The twenty-frst Sunset excursion ar
rived in the city on No. 20 on Monday
night. The following is list Of the pas.
sengers, showing also their points of em-
barkation and objective points.
FOR LOS ANGELES.
Jos. Morris and family, Miss L. R.
Carr, Poughkeepsie; Miss @. Carr, Amos
Post. Boston; Mrs. U. P. Winn, Eugene
Lambert and wife, New Orleans; Mrs.
L. Dauchert, j. s. Robinson, New York.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Miss Nellie Hadigan, Mrs. G. P.
Young, b. F. varney, Boston; Jas Car
den and family. Otto Partridge AMI wife,
Emil Hirsch, f. Becker, Captain Geo.
Clifton, New York; Mrs. +. Welch,
Miss Ida Smith, Percy Hayes. New York /;
Miss B. Condor, B. d. Devine, Miss
Susan Fletcher, Philadelphia.
FOR OTHER POINTS.
Riverside g. D. Wilbur, Miss Louise
Wilbur. New York.
San Diego-O. Daley and wife, Penn
eylvania.
Sacramento-Mrs.. A. w. Rose and
child, Washington, ID. G.
San JOSEF. A. Richardson, Boston.
Marysville- II. Robin and wife, Boston.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
Fire Engines Names.

Disaffection exists and is growing
stronger in the Fire Department over the
proposition mooted by the City Council
Monday TO take from Engines and 4,
the names bestowed upon them by the
old Fire Commissioners to wit: The J.
Kuhrts and the Walter s. Moore. 1t will
10 remembered when, under the old To-
cal governmental regime these two new
engines, one an Amos Keag, the other
an Ahrens, were received, the Fire Com
missioners unanimously decided to name
the one ~. Kuhrts, No. g." the other
"Walter s. Moore, No. A." out Of compli-
ment to the Oldest resident member Of the
exempt firemen, and the first Chief En-
gineer OF the paid department, respec.
lively. Nearly every member Of the de.
partment is q warm personal friend ol
both the gentlemen mentioned, and it il
because of the action OF the Council in
determining to take from these steamers
their names that there is an objection in
| the department.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
uencrnl GlennIpgs.

Ten thousand, five hundred tons Of
coal are being unloaded for the Southern
Pacific Company at San Pedro.
The depotlwhich the Southern Pacific
is erecting at Saugus will soon be COM
pleied. 1t isa very fine and commod'ous
building.
Mr.. Dan McCool, General Manager Of
the California Central and California
Southern railroads, returned last night
from San Francisco.
Col. w. Scott, ticket agent for TIE Bur-
lington system, returned yesterday from
Riverside. He says that the water there
is not as good as he expected.
Engineer A. G. Rcdell who was thrown
from the top Of car and badly injured
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

while entering the Tehachipi tunnel last
March, is back at his lever again.
The Burlington ticket offices on Spring
street were crowded yesterday with ap-
plicants for tickets for the excursion
which leaves the city over that line on
Thursday next.
One hundred tons of coal are used
daily by the Southern Pacific in this city,
in addition to which large quantities are
shipped to the coaling depots at Mojave,
Lancaster, Cotton and Indio.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
Fnirvie.y Meioieing.

The long-looked for engine for the Fair
view Road arrived yesterday at Santa
Ana and was hailed with delight by the
residents of that place. 1t is Of similar
pattern to that used on the Glendale Mo-
tor Road, and the coaches. which are al
ready on the ground, are also OF the
same type, one being an open or picnic
car and the other, closed. The engine
will be put on the track to-day, and after
il is fixed up and the necessary arrange
ments made for tickets, etc., the pioneer
train will be dispatched. 1t is rumored
that operations on the extension of the
road to the ocean, a project which has SC
long been talked about, will be com
menced at an early date.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
THE SAN PEDRO WHARF.
work Commenced-A Large Hotel
IN I,p Rufit.

work Commcnced-A Large Hotel
to be Buiit.
''You can say that work on the San
Pedro wharf has actually been COM
menced," said railroad man to HER
AID reporter yesterday afternoon.
"Ground has been broken, and every
thing will soon be in readiness for han
ding the piles. The creosoting works
will be put in operation very shortly, and
then the work will go right along without
delay. Mr.. Pearson, Of Oakland, will
conduct the building operations, though
he Is, Of course, acting in conjunction
with the Southern Pacific people. A fine
140-room hotel will be built on the bluff
and will be conducted in first.class style.
1t is intended to make 1t the hcadquar-
ters for all the officers Of the ships that
come in, travelling and business men,
etc. / have seen the plans OF it, and it
will rank we'll amongst the leading cara
vansaries Of this part OF the country"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
rho rIcFaddcn Road.

The men employed on the McFadden
Railroad, from Santa Ana to Newport
Landing. are still kept at work, and 1t is
evident that this much-needed line will
soon be finished. The. piles and pile
driver for tho wharf which Mr.. McFad-
den intends to construct at Newport Har-
bor are expected down by the next
steamer, and operations will be COM
menced ON it at once.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
Pullnaan Pas,engers.

The following Pullman passengers left
yesterday for San Francisco and the
East:
Bv the 12,45 p. NJ. train: Mrs. i.
Beach, Mrs. Thomas, f. w. Coswell,
Mr.. Jones, +. B. suppuga, Mrs. Eggle-
rton, J. w. Hughes, Mrs. Goldsworthy
w. ii. Hall, r. g. Chatham, Mrs. @. L.
Childs, J. X. Willis, ii. A. Durard, Geo.
Walker, d. Hamburg, J. McMullen, Mr..
Mr.. Fullager, Frank Wentworth.
BY the 9.s0 P. NJ. train A. @. Fish,
W. 5. Wing, VIM. Ruffner, Mr.. Sweet,
O. F. Lehman, Mr.. Dunlap, Chag. Stem
son, Mrs. II. Hawgood, L. Donart,
Walter Newall, J. D. Smith, 9. A,
Barley, Miss Atkinson, ]. d. Smith,
MIR. Shaw.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
co.a,,,on os tnc O. II. a a.

The Burlington officials in this city
have received advices Of the trip Of in
spection recently made over that road by
President Perkins and Vice-President
Peaseey. Tho report shows that the
main line and branches are in excellent
shape and the system never in better
condition to transact the vast volume OF
business that pours in upon 1t. The
statement Of tho earnings OF the road
shows steady increase, and is good evi-
denco that the road has entirely recov-
cred from the Ill effects Of the strike.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
Eurekn.
M. 1900 :, cal;iorn;a =,

The motto OF California means have found
1t. Only in that land OF sunshine, where the
orange, lemon, olive, fig and grape bloom and
ripen, and attain their highest perfection in
mid-winter, are the herbs and gum found. that
and lung troubles.
SANTA ABLE the ruler Of coughs, asthma and
consumption. Mr.. @. II. Hance, ~ and 10 n,
valuable California remedy, and sells II under
guarantee at 81 bottle. Three for $3.50.
Try CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CU az, the only
guaranteed cure for catarrh, 81, by mail 81. 10.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

Entire wheat -four and granula are suct
goods that people in I'll health cannot afford tt
do without H. Jcvne. grocer. sells them
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have q printed guarantee on every bottle Of
shilohs Vitslizcr. 1t never fails to cure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
THE COURTS.

Department. No. L. Cheney, j.
People VS.. All Faun-Demurrer argued
and taken under advisement.
People vs. Ah Tung-Demurrer argued
and taken under adyisement.
People vs.. Tom Bing-Ah Sing duly
arraigned, true name ss charged. Thurs.
day to plead.
SET FOR TODAY.
People vs.. All Kin-Trial 10 A. NJ.
People vs. McDonald-NcDonald to
plead.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

The Throat -" Bro,on's bronchial Troches''
act directly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders OF
the throat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
Depar.ment NO. e.-aardiner,

Department No. 2.-Gardiner, J..
In re estate of Matthias Wolfe-Petition
for final distribution granted.
In re estate OF Edwin Ward, insane
Confirmation of sale OF realty; Mrs. Ward
sworn; granted.
In re estate OF John @. Brown-Settle-
ment OF account; Mrs. Brown sworn I;
account approved.
In re estate of F. W. Green-Settle-
ment Of final account; Mrs. Green sworn
account approved; discharged.
In re estate OF John Schaffler--Con-
frmation of sale Of realty; f. R. Willis
sworn: granted.
Application OF Fast Los Angeles Con-
gregational Church for mortgage; Jerry
H. Phillips sworn; granted.
In re insolvency Of Franklin i. Perham
Demurrer submitted on briefs and
same taken under advisement; demurrer
overruled.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Estate of Louisa Keller-Petition for
sale Of realty.
Estate Of Louisa Keller-Probate Of
will.
Estate Of John H. stockwell-Probate
Of will. ;
Estate Of VIM. W. stilson- Probate 0
will.
Estate Of stetson minors-Appointment
Of guardian.
Estate Of Hipolite Roux-Letters of
administration.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

To prevent any evil results from exposure ia
contagious or Infections diseases, fortify the
or oftener, ii necessary, of Frese's Hamburg
Tea,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20
nen,ers ana Concur mers OF Beer

viii find 1t to their advantage to call on Phila
deiphia Brewery, Also street. for the best lager
OF steam beer. good on draught for weeks a.
lowest prices. Bottled lager $1.20 per dozen, Il
bottles returned. Delivered to any part OF the
city. Telephone 91.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

FOR LANE BACK, Side or Chest, use shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price 20 cents. Sold by
c. +. Heinxemad.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

A bargain in the Oxarart block, North
Spring street. Ask Bayles q Co., lis
West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-20

A NASAL INJECTION freq with each bottle
of5hiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.