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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-16

DIRECTORS.
o. w. Childs, Cameron E. Thorn, Jose Mas
carel, John s. Griffin, James B. Lankershim,
Q. Ducommun, Philip GARNER, L. G. Goodwin,
Isaias w. Hellman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-16
STOCKHOLDERS.

o. W. Childs, L. L. Bradbury, Philip Gar
nier, Louis POlaski, John S. Griffin, Jose Mas
Cameron E. Thorn, Andrew Glassell, Domingo
Amestoy, L. G. Goodwin, Prestley c. Baker, L.
j. Rose, Frank Lecouvreur, Oliver H. Bliss,
Sarah J. Lee. Estate D. Solomon, Chris Henne,
Jacob Kuhrts, Isaias w. Hellman. jy1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-16
BANKING HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA BANK,

Cor. Fort and secon.' sts.. Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-16

Capital $5OO,OOO.
Surplus and Undivided Profits 100000.
Total, $1,2o0.0O0.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-16

Directors-L N. Breed, H. T. Newell, II. A.
Barclay, Charles E. Day, Ben E. Ward, D. NJ.
Graham, E. c. Bosbyshell, NJ. Hagan, Frank
RAIDER, william F. Bosbyshell, John l. Redick.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01
WHEN SHALL we WlN'

Whom shall We WIN WINS whom we IRE
Straight 20 the mara uul ucyci irr,
Whoa WC tuIi fast Hs we've ursuu
Aud NiIl Nolk on an u'l b, dpur
Youths Companion
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01

about g., l.n ut tho hole is sAoyeed in
and tlmr,d soliG.y down, aud the boys and
spectators walk or six !. ds and inspect tho
structure causof Kerosene are empued
over tne bottom barrels. shaving, saturated
with OIL arc ...I as.d', % few par, ns pats
and shake, bring refractory barrels INTO posi-
tIun, and n a,r t.c .uaucl -traSh aad sym
mctrcal uui taru everything is ready tor
tho oYep'ne un.
Ana what I1u. Tie boys can hardly wait
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01
A YANKEE LOVE STORY,

can dtpcui uu Wcra days % don't mttei
somuch. cam budcr EoHp straight 10y lN,
factry whistle, Nr, u.l gave u,n chnnc'
ter step inter tuc graveyard a good nnuA
o. the mouuy u,u,, have uuw U.l mp ,cn-t
Won was here They cmu-tiy nuao, all c'p.
cid Cauu Bradus -up Was bound ter buy,
something different Iiu p,caud b'su ou
hls,,.f uu t.l DO pu' up tore %" died, t"I
make sure there vu'u'i up mistake bout lt
That's U!tu over tupre-a female Tiger
holdu' arm Some loI,s would have d
'tUn, a goblet. AM said cuu-Id.r.g he'd krp
somebody unuudn round with "a glass
ready for him all ms lite, hc might % dis
peuspd with It when ho come ter ue dead,
but he was dreadful peculiar man, an. ho
didn't have many friends. Didn't you ever
hear how he snrNcd his dartDr' Law. now
we've got time 'nough, we'll jest set down
ON this bench, IN the shade, an III tell ye
bout it, while we're wa,tn', the iuSt bell
amt but jest ruus.
GLOW pretty them moss pinks look, grow
in over there on Myra Pratts grave! win
Rogers planted EN- there He was kccpln
comply with her when she died Folks said
he was most distracted; but landl men git
over sich thingsl he's guln' ter marry Fanny
Scott next week. He's bought tho Dunn
farm an they're gon to set up-Here.
But was tcllu' you bout Capn Broadus
"He wa. great, rough, red faced, black
bearded man, with voice like clap o
thunder He was capH % one o. the big
steamships runnin out o New York an bed
bin IN sailu' vessels fore that. He'd bin in
the Chiuy trade, an | don't know what not
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01
TlLrnn of Il Kind.

Thanksgiving is a day peculiar in the year,
and graced with the loveliest associations.
the reunion of family and
friends, the good cheer, the kind thoughts Of
these things are the ornaments OF
the season, so that no day in the calendar is
moro truly named.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01

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I,, ,y.,,.I..r lgyc uotbiu'. then she looked at
him urI sine .ez:
,.,Ist / man eyerso much IwouIdn't
ls,,,rIy father ter 90 or with him. cause
hahn. f,,.f rIaim' s.z she. an Stan he come
a stem nearer. and no ,ez:
",u,.y,u i,yo me. AIicer
"Srn Luov,cd She cot ter answer that auos.
,i,r md sine .nowrd 't,youldu't do Ter Gaye
INN come no closer if she was goin' ter do her
I,.',,, l,. h.r f,,1.r She'd ncvcr told n lie
IN her lie. but she looked At him and She
said If, slow. ike ez Of twas lcssol she was
s,y,n,.
",Nn don't love Won. Won must go'
",Tw,. oYecr Lnt Stan bIiryrd her A
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The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01

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/ IL. ,Al 5.s... %ss%aso ass....as .aa
tovu-w.nt viii tue boys tel! Won there.
"E1ast turaoy aud 'aAm's,' 80 YOU w..I say
aud the boys will lo9.. at you and grin Ihcr
go up TO them softly and wui per Thanks
giying-a and them
"Bawcsr
That what it is. Barrels. Turkey first
and barrels arterward.
As earlyas the first day Of October the
Norwich boy begins to make plans for
Thanksgiving day, and his first and central
fancy turns TO barrels FROM that time on
/ to the festival NO mans barrel is safe in Nor
1 wlCu.
I An evil spirit seems to posses, it If a boy
passe, 10 in tl, sobcrcst sly le in the world, If
he So much a, casts one coquetting siic,ong
glance that way, instantly the barrel begins
to dance and rattle, and il no one is watch
ing and the youugster rubs up against 1t, II
give, a sudden hop topples over on il, side
and scGrrc5 away or course the boy has TO
follow 10 10 k.c, it straight when 1t gets
askew ou is rumblins course and TO keep it
from praucus aga.usO pedestrians, and 1t in
variahly happen, that the boy has TO drive it
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The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01

The old style of finger rings with setting
containing small compass is now being
brought into use by electrical engineers
Held near IA line wire, the movement OF the
compass shows at once whether current Is
passing Scientific American.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01
NO END OF FUN.
How TIE NORWICH, CONN, BOYS
CELEBRATE TriANKsC,VlNG.

Ihcy Go aaDut t"c Town Gathering Bar
rc', a"G Thcu Ancr the Turtcy /,
IaJ,u "aat a Th1uEssiyIng uouGrc
They lEa.v.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-12-01
VINEGAR SiTTERS.

The only Temperance Bitters known.
II slim Iates the Brain and quiets the
Nerves, regulates the Bowels and renders
a perfect blood circulation through the
human veins. which is sure TO restore
perfect nesIth. beautiful book free.
Address. Il. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO.,
Nav Nnrl,
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FELL FROM A STEELE.
4 Foolaardy Climbers Feat - 4
Terrible Death.

Bprr.Lo. June pa week ago there
wa diSpute As to the rcletiye heights
of the stcrp!es of st. MasS's and 81
Michael Catholic churchAs. One of
the parties o. the s.iscassion was
Charles sullivan, and he volunteered
81 decide. Tie was carpenter, and
considered himself an expert in build
ing spires. This afternoon he procured
a coaple OF sprols 81 wire, and at :
o'clock went with friends Ia the man
in charge Of the bells in the tower OF
-. Mschael's church, GA Washington
street, and assiTed him that he had
an orter from one Of the church
Authorities to Z, into the bsliry. The
bcllmaa refused 10 let him SO without
an order from the priest. While the
party were argsing Sullivan slipg.e.
past and csambered out OF the tower
to the ROOT and seisiag the lightning
rod, began a. ascend the stesple
lie went ap rapidly until be hsd
nearly r.actesi the foot 81 the cross al
the apex of the tower. when the rod
broke and he fell heaSIong a distance
oi lao feet, making enc complete revo-
luton IN his descent He struck the
roof With 3 sound ike the report "a q
gun. breaking through the tin with
which the roof l. covered. His body
lay upon the roof without notion.
Aid Was called trom neighhorirs
engine house. and tie bremen. by
means OF an EXTENSION ladder, hgoush.
the body down, srd patrol wagon
took Il io the nlorsGe Death evil
dcaSy had teen instantaneous. The
victims neck and hack were broken.
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wALLA wALLA NOTES.

w.ttA wAILa. June 25.-The Thos
H. Nixon. the steamer being bulk at
Pxsco. viii be launched July l.
The Republicans Of this city cele-
brated the nomination of Harrison
and Morton tonight with the firing OF
guns and ionfres.
Walla waiIa's new postofiicc will
be ready tomorrow.
The Republicans OF this city viii
nominate city ticket on saturday.
The Democrats have heretofore. by
sly work and combinations amongst
themselves, nofninatest candidates
who managed TO control the council
and city government The effect has
beeu noticeable In the last year, in
which the city has been run into debt
many thousands Of dollars. II good
tickets are nominated, the Republic
cans can sweep the vote Of the city.
The slime house has been closed for
the past month. II Is rumored that
| il viii be opened soon by J. w. Barnes.
formerly conductor on the o. r. &
". running between here and. Port
land.
Our Boys hose team returned this
morning from Portland, bringing the
fine silver trumpet they won there
The Northern Pacific have l75 teams
grading eight miles OF road through
the pass A force viii he soon trans
| ferred from Cheney to grade westward.
Milton. Oregon. viii soon have a
paper mill. Eastern paanes have OF
| tered to erec. one ii the citizens will
pay freight on the machinery. A sub
scription is being taken for the pur-
pose.
R.C. Meeker has been appointed
| srainmaster on the O. X. & y. with
headquarters ut Colfas, for the North
Snake river
General n. d. switzer, colonel OF the
Second cavalry, commanding Fort
Wuila Walla, returned this morning
from an extended leave OF absence.
The Hopkins Norman Big Bend tel
egraph system has been extended to
Me,.icai lake.
+. V. Medynskis ,iistiilery project
has probably fallen through. He made
a contract with the board of trade last
FRIDAY 10 commence erecting So. 900
diSsiliesy by June 18th. for a consider
alton bonus, distiliery site, exemption
from taxation for five years, and Si09
cash. The proposition WIS accepted
bv the board OF trade. and Medynski
FIT up a tfItfttf WI y :.
Nothing has been heard from him late
iy, and fears are entertained that he
viii not make corrections.
Vim. r. Lord. supreme judge of
Oregon, J.. visiting in the city.
Frank Brown. of Waitsburg, was
thrown from wagon and killed near
Collar Friday.
The gas company have ordered a
prttst, pf..,.fri.. Et.ht t,ta0t which will 10
put in operation in month. The
walla Waila Light. Power and Fuel
Company also intcad erecting paper
mill OF large capacity in the near
future.
The weather is hot. No rains.
A teachers institute meets at Pome-
roy tomorrow.
Saturday daughter OF Mr.. Halter
dilz, residing at Marengo. was acei-
IDENTIFY shot by littis sister. the ball
penetrating the girls jaw, knocking out
4 number of her teeth. The wound
Is NOS fat1l,
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STAIRS LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE, W. T.. June :, ISIS.
Notice Is hereby given that in conpii-
ance with the provisions OF the act of Con-
gress Of June s, ISIS, entitled IAN act for
the sale of timber lands In the states OF
California. Oregon. Nevada. and Washing
ton Territory" HENRY MARLIN, of seat
tie. County os King Territory of Washing
ton, has tisis day files. in this of,ee his
sworn statement No. Ses22. for the purchase
Of lots :. 6. aud Sc 4 OF sw I. OF section
No. s. in Township No. 3 north. Range
No. East. aud VIII offer proof 20 shsw
that the land sought Is mere valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim 10 said
land before the Register aud Receiver Of
this ofiee at SEATTLE, ". T.. on Friday, the
18th day Of September, ISIS.
Tie names As witnesses: George Iadny,
OF saoqaalmie, King county, W. T., & 7.
Armstrong. Of seattle. King county, W. T.,
X. " Mekay, of sncQuslnie, King coun-
", W r, W. l. Meredith, OF Seattle. King
county. w T
Aay and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands ere requested 20
IKE their claims tn this Office on OF before
Md "a day o. September. isss.
JOHN v oSfRsNDER.
tefssnfs Register
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NOTICE.
To When Il nay Concern

40 W nom II may Concern:
NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
~ Will pay 20 bills contracted BY Ray
person OF persons uAo-nsoeser, other than
myself, unless the person contracting such
tSl. shall ssow written authority frosa ne
taeretu- W. y. LYTa
Dated June :. Isss seIss.
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"chimes Of sermaaly."

The following is the cast OF charac-
tiers in Chimes OF Normandy" which
will be pre- 'ented ut the Opera House
next Tuesday evening, for the benefit
Of Engine Company No. 2;
Serpolette, the good-sor-nothinr
II
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100 ACRES OF WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE

Ans, Jon hare sasea.ne foe see or ncr-
lots. shoali yoo, through sickness o. sorideus,
become press-d fer money. yoa save oply u
Present. your cheeks ss the b.os Aad they Viii
10 eaahed On the spot Tor their iai. fses value.
ysu ere. ther-soFs. b. the option spd ps.vl
iesss we eGsr. iesuss; sestrst seeidsns. Ton
are Jour tSssszr~s ard bsak-r, snd = She sane
tine a. eunsr VI vziaahic prcpsssy.
Should yo1 ~ ary tine. hovese-, pr ssus
The ch-ek. II bank fur payment tier vfIi -
mGsdisss1y heneref END fer varied - q ana
Ssu ,hsr,sy ANAL al rtshts II paxeAass e thz
SAID fsHd.
Va ersr . ss.sep Opportunity ssd sdyiss
ysu - bay coz. Deat Vsii 'o- sire acd reg
iig.rce TO kfors 700 tAs opportunity of ssyfse
rsuh have eee<h sseh SD sech : los Zee
noa,hs sso for % naea and nov 1, u sostA %
mueh.
nae curiyeaase. no matter hsv sm IL earn
ssme hrg. 81 yocF eerusf sous before tAe
boco snt oet e5s fson ;hs advance.
ftaesrSsss1sniAl railroads ass hsz dfse for
eessu<.
kalnfseszrisr ~ aoarisalsx and srevs,,
With kcsits. srss;h.
os1sfAs esIassac~ y ir state Of suhstsnf.s
pFessesssss
Tar a.alr rssars are sls.i v,tA sesoauss Of
nSv e7tecrrsss.
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Children cry for Pitchers Casloria.
DIED.

RHED-At Providence Hospital. June 18th,
Isss, Jacob q. Reed, of Dover. Kansas,
aged II year.: Deceased leaves wife
and three daughters ~ Dover, Kansas.
Funeral al z p. m. today from Cross &
Co.'S undertaking rariors
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now TO BUY LAND.


IL thoee d-siscua II buying properly -
'tEs. Esd esan0tsa property ownefs ana isna-
sor1s, - ossr the following:
Ws VII alas ysa frsos thrre months 10
avs pears time. sresrd'ng TO ths lsed yes -
iecS
We charge ssetAsR premium ncs Interest en-
ire pay0sata. Ard viii give yoa vsrrss ty
dsed.
xs hsve lots q 80 AID &Sy tAat Ere elos~ 10
0s1iscn o. 81 aca are sishin ra1sue 81 enc
snd sAH nj - Of shs yasssfacs. They isy
VII asd ar asstrAeis lots.
We fsqsirs cnly 10 pr esd. - A. earnest
ErIey s.e vs vi Five c.rylAed czech tor The
% 4 Al susa Of sssh AID Eve , snb<eussf Pay
Hest
fse eh-e1 b dE.vp b. fa< Passs Ss1of IA.
isoea u bark ed II D<ds psyss;s III sishs. 3 -
Fyzssir tkk pur hzser Asvast<gss as1 - wi
iekes ts.s lave nsysr bssa essoss e9<rsa.1
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Rig Fire In New York.

NEv foEK. Jane 2-N.--Fise was dis
sovcrsSi shi- morning in the tive Stury
eatl,'sag extending FROM Thisty-eiehth
- TtsftN -fiGta streets. an firt ave-
ntsc. ocap.sd a. a ei<@r factory by
several rrns. Ts.c are gcine3 rapid
hssaSay and sosn the wsa fronting
on Ftrss avenue sc.l Tenants naoyei
assy froa the surrounding Sais,ssagS.
The water Supply gave on: and the
ire departments we're summoned.
The loss gsS aaoas hsif / mil..oa-
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TTx6E /
An Important Announcement

A0 xMPOIto0t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
About SIX weeks ago, while at business
pains In my feet. knees and hands So severe
the attack that took my bed immediately.
and in two or three days my joints were
and sleep was driven from me. After suffer-
ing the most excruefating pain for week.
using linimenfs and various other remedies,
9 friend who sympathized with my helpless
awhy dons you get swifts SPECIFIC and
use IT, Will guarantee cure, and II II does
mot the medicine shall cost you noshing
using It tho hrst day. had quiet night and
.Denenised. h3sre e weeks ] could Sit s Up aud
bottles was out aud able to 60 to businesa
Since then have been regularly At my post
Of duty. and stand on my feet from nine to
ten ho9rs day and an entirely ac free from
10 my case. and I VIII cheerfully answer all
inquiries relative thereto. either In person or
BY mall THosAs MARKnIiE
II W. 18th street, New YORK City.
MEANWHILE. TESy.-I hare wart1ed on q Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism by u timely resort
to Swifts SPECIFIC. In all cases where aper-
manent relief Is sought this medicine COM
that thoroughly cradicates the seeds Of dis
''e ' ' Rev. ". p HAnn1sos, D. D.
NV YORK. 81 TN .AvE.--After spending
$40 TO be relieved CT Rood Poison without
any bcns fit, a few bottles OF Swift's Specific
worked . perfect cure. G. PORTER.
vIEyxA, GA.-My H.tie GIRL. ngcd six, and
boy, aSrd four years. had scrufnla in the
worst aggravated shape. They were puny
and sickiy. To-day they are healthy and ro-
bust. all the result Of taking :. s. =.
JOE 7. CoLIIER.
LADY LAKE. srMFrn Co., FLA.-Y Your s. s.
8. has proved q wonderful success IN my
case. The cancer ON my fnce, no doubt,
would have soon hurried me to my grave. I
do thtnk Il Is wonderful, and has no equal.
b. II. BIRD, Postmaster.
Waco, TEXAS. Nay 8, 1858.
8. s. Co, Atlanta, Ga:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that you appreciate
voluntary testimonials. We take pleasure In
stating that one OF our lady customers has
regained her health by the use Of four large
BOTTLES OF your. great remedy. after having
been an Invalid for several years. Hertrogbie
was extreme debility, caused by o disease pe.
culiar to her Sex WHALES & Co, Druggists
Three books mailed free on application,
All druggists sell s. =. g.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer S. Atlanta Ca
New York. sc broadway
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oLsnriA.
Corporations roraed-A Bulge. of
Gca~rai News from the Capital

Corporations rorsaed-A Bulge. of
General News from tho Capital
City.
OLYMPIA, June e5.--Thc following
companies have filed articles of ineo--
yeration With Secretary owings.
E!ien~hurg Light aud Power Cam-
pany, which iixes its capital stock at
$2a.AbA. and who g directors are John
A. shouiy. W. 4. Abrams. Il. kauf-
man. ). W. Barnes and T. T.. Caldwell
lts obisets are 10 erect and operate
Gle trio and ras works az Eilensbnrg.
The Seattle ard Be.hngham Say
Land and improvement Company. Its
capital stock j. sioo,o0, and its trns-
tees are John Ieary, Charles III. Nit
tinger and ,ieargc Il. kiglingcr. It,
objects are 10 carry on general real
cStnte business.
The PUGET sound Trading and Im-
porting Company OF Seattle Its capt
tai stock Is placed ut $4,000. and It's
trustees are &. II. kittinger, q. II. Kit
finger. y. J Church and Alfred Whit
tie. It's objects are % import from
abroad. buy. sell and trade In general
merchansii q and TO carry on the gen.
eral business OF wharlins and docking.
The Wenas & Sela.h Ditch Campany,
of North Yakima. II capital stock Is
fixed at 500, and its trtss.ees are ].
X. Ward. N, I. Wsri, I. II. McCioth-
len ani y. Ford. Its objects are -
utilize the waters OF Nenas Greek for
irrigating purposes.
The Pars,ic Investment Company OF
San Fsancisco has appointed Alexau-
der Ratllte, oS Tacoma, as its agent for
this territory.
GENERAL NOTES.
An immense crowd gathered around
the hallesin board ~ the corner Of
Main and Fourth streets this morning,
the attraction being the latest news
fr,m Chicago. Much speculation was
,n,ialect Ia by the assembled poll
tiei:sns, many entertaining the he,iel
that the nomination would 20 either
10 Nckialcy or Foraker. When the
news OF the nomination OF Harrison
was reeeiyei, however. the assembled
crowd icit no room for doubt that. al
though each man hal ltis Individual
preference. they were unisuoas ia the
belief that the nomination WAS
strong one and that the nominee
weaid carry every northern state. A
bet az $lia was immediately made by a
pfamlaeGt Democrats ie,ieral official
WITH prominent Republican. ON the
result q the election, A grand ratifi-
cation Is talked Tor tonight
street. Commi ssioaer Cullen. with a
large farce " men. l. hsssiiy engaged
oa Adams street between fousth and
sixth. removing several feet ol the
surface theresronl.
The Fanny take h-aueh; ap 20 bar
rcls 1T oil TOR ;. W.lloy's logging
camp last night
sheriff 4 ;. llowcls. IL Walla Walla,
Il In the city
Riiiy Clark, ~ shelton, who was
quite sick roocnuy. l. passing few
davs with triead IN this city
The FieetW>s,d lanttssA about - t,as.
sragess here lsst nirht.