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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United states Land once, Los Angeles, Cal,
April 27th, 1883. Desert land, anal proofJ
Notice is hereby given that George d. Rowan,
notice Of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim, No, s03, for the NE'4. NJ Of SEA,
sW,1 OF SE1x and 81 1 oisWi4. Sec "a, township
and Receiver, at Los Angeles. CAL, on Tuesday
the 29fh day Of May. 1855. He names the tol-
lowing witnesses 20 prove the compleee lfriger
tion and reclamation of said land: John 4.
Nickcls Peter A. Nickels, George 0ill1s frlt9
Handle, Of Trcgo postoffice, Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
Rebbed While A.leep.

". Carol was arrested yesterday afternoon
BY 0fhcer Dillman for robbery. Carol went into
Smiths saloon, on the corner Of First and Los
Angeles streets, and while John Hickey Jay
$7.40. The bartender happened to catch him
IA the sct and stopped him ns he was about to
turned over to the officer,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
BY ysxldEar.0 ! bassEs D; Rgss
NOTICE Or FoRzoLosURE

Philip, sichler ". Petez 4
LeWii, essigpde of Peter E39
detlipl 4 Gott0cha1k, Chet u1l1
er and +, Bndl, Sheriff !. G41
der cl esle and decree Ok tn
Vndef md bf virtue Of ~
9tSta q Call {0rnin on THO I
po 4968, IN the above ont{t e.
PHILIP Sichlef. the eboyo ~
tsspsd, 4 lAdGH e5pt q .s and 9e
dlnt On the IAN dey. of ~ &
hl6t aslA dsy u3!t Gi 4
an co18unnded 70 11ll ~
piece, q. parcel of UqA
beinG II the County Qf ~
Gelii1rhys and bounded sad
ThefgHe being twcnty eI11
~ cant BY lend owned ~ t10
lind owned BY MrB. uuTE11
land now owned, by D. b. 60
County road teading freqa =
Ban Befu1fdfno nief1d ~ +
pte4iil44 t0h hveyed t0 M6f
: b. Il. S4alis ana Wife, d113
Public uotic9 II hofuby
Saturday the On d1y u J10
Of q may be necessary q r.
with interest and ceG11, ~
best bidder. for cash - -
''5ed 'D5xsed shib ivlA tAysf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
GRALRD BIDS FoR'5oo goo B&ICK.

Office Of the Clerk OF the Bossd Of supervis
rors. OF Los Angeles county,, Csl.-Sesled bid
June 9th, 1888, for furnishing ID the Stli %
County Poor Farm. ave hundred thoukend
600, ,00Ol brick. Bids to specify whether hrick
the farm Or other place in the valley.
. Proposals will also bo received based on plani
furnished by bidder for building frame struc
ture 3Ox00 feet to be used temporarily for 10
oommodation of inmates Of Poor Farm. Thu
Board reserve the right to reject any or all bidt
By order OF the Board OF Supervisors Of Lol
Angeles connty, Cal. c. H. DUN6AoOR, Clerk
Nay "a 1885, my25.2W
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
Our New NortheYn 11tna.

tits authoritatively announced that wefk d
the Carson and Colorado extension 10 this city
Is TO be commenced at once One Of the sur
seyorB was at Mojave q day two sg0 ana 1aid
the grading will be pushed on imfuedtat1ly.
This line swill start at the Mound House. be-
tween Virginia City and Carson City ana uiaph
Los Angeles by the route given In the HnRAID
gOme time ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
OFFICIAL PROMOTIONS.
Several Changes on the Southern
Pacific Line.

The following circular was received yester-
Cay atthe Southern Pacific ofices In this city
from headquarters at San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22d.
Mr. w. q. Curtis has been appointed Assist
ant to General Manager, subordinate to the
General and the Assistant General supeftn
perintendent of Track.
Mr. J. H. Wallace has been appointed As
sistant Superintendent OF Track with head
quarters at San Francisco. i
Mr.. H. Hawgood hos been appointed Division
Roadmaster OF the Yuma, ella and Tucson Di-
yeda. win besdnnarters AZ Ios InSeies Via
Mr. Wallace promoted.
Appointments to take effect on June 1st,
1883. A. N. TowNE, General Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLlcArioN.

ks;ss4 @ s:;s sIsss ;Sss sa s,s sgi', sa1Iss: Iss
INK nnIhe3ncttlef has 1fed notice OF h1i int u
tion 10 make ii,A1 pro3ijn support u his cl&isas
ter ard Receiver, az Los Angeles, Cal. en- ynpe
a. 1888, by Robcrt McCrHcken, D. s. No. 4,1sl,
Tor ,be SEia of Sec. ~, fp 3 NJ. n. - w., 8. u.
L. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, Wig: William Jeffrey, Edward y.
Rand. James W, Simmons George Jsliiey. all
aSo.aot a. W. PATTON. Resistsr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
scifctt.Ko.Ier Concerts.

Tomorrow evening Emil seifert and Helm
rich K6hler will give their first concert at
Bancroft's Hall on Main street. The programme
will include works from G. f. Haendel, Strei-
ezki, Felix Mendelssohn, Franz Liszt Joachim
Raf, Franz Ries NJ. Watson, G. NJ Won Weber,
Anton Rubinsten, Johannes Brahms, Frederick
Chopin and J. L. Nicode.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
ps-----------------------~p----
ErnAL.
BEULosuRE SALE.


b. Plaintiff, VS., George W. Barn
1llcy, George y. Mchnrry and
md, ufsignees for the benefit OF
said George w, Barndhardt aud
hpnitncrs doing business under
and stiye OF Barnhardt n Kelley.
No. 1928. Order of sale and
closire and sale. Under and by
rider Of sale and decree Of fore
knle. issued ont OF the Superior
County OF Los Angeles, State Of
y the eighth day OF May, A. d.
q above entitled action, wherein
kiter, the above named plaintiff,
1<aKmcnt and decree OF foreclosure
ka'nst George w. Barnhardt ct ais,
rmeu defcninnts, on the seventh
~, A. d, 1888, for the sum OF
In lawful money on tho United
{ch said decree was, on the eighth
a, ID. lsss, recorded III Judgment
14td court, at page 1886 ct seq. 1 am
"a to sell all those certain lots, pieces.
Qt land, situate, lying and being In
nty of Los Angeles. Stnte OF Califor-
bounded aud described as follows,
(-7Lpt twelve t12l OF the Langdon
mbra, az delineated on a map Of said
SHs u P9Sk pos Angelo ~; Rsse coaa,s Mscsls ella
a., To-. 16, II, lS, 10, 20, %, 20.
4T, 20, 20, 80 and 81 of Buelps sub.
lpt eleven (l1). range IL OF Alham.
lon tract according to a map thereof
IN book 15, page 6G OF Miscellaneous
laid los Angeles County. 3d-Lots
~ block "A' and lot ~ in block "B''
|ICrtric Road tract Alhambra, Cali
z.oriinR To un,Gp thereof recorded in
'pdgr 20 OF Miscellaneous Records Of
l4D County. ith--Lot D ia Block ''E."
and ls Ia block -" ana lot 5 of block
|&Ncw Electric Road traet according
tnerpOf recorded ia book n page 100
41lnncouH Records Of Los Angeles
z .Iogcther with 81 Water, water Fights
H1ents In any wise or IN any manner
1Hl's or Belonging TO the snid property
tftiOn thereof. Public notice IL hereby
~ on Saturday, the second day of June,
~ at IL O'clock N. OF that day, In front
MT House door of tho County of Los
. on Spring street. will, In obedience
f0er of sale and decree OF foretloseure
I, sell tho above described property, or
'thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
gment, with interests and costs, etc, to
e4t bidder. for cash, in lawfulm oney OF
"a States,
this 9th day OF May, 1883.
JAMES G. KAYS,
Y Los Angeles County, State Of Cali
my10-12t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
An official Trip.

A number OF prominent Southern Pacific or
icials passed through the city on No. 10 last
night, en- route to Ell Paso. They were. Mr..
Arthur Brown, superintendent Of sb9 3 b;
Colonel Fred Cr0cker Chief EngineeI Wilih b
Hood; Superintendent Of Track, W. 8. Curtis;
They are travelling In the special oar s'gSh
t'raneiscou
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
NOTICE OF ELECTfoN.

The qualified electors Of Vernon school dis.
trict are hereby notified that there Will be nm
election held fn the public school building on
June 18th, 1883, for the purpose 6f 9aceftain.
ing whether or NOT school bonds shall be insued
to the amount Of ave thousand dollers. The
money obtained from the sale Of said bonds
to be expended In furnishing better accon-
modations FOR the pupils of said school, Said
bonds shall run for the term Of ten years, draw
eight per cent, cent Per snnum interest,": snd ~ e
hundred dollar bonds- Batd election eh4ll ~
held In. conformity with .ssctiuun 1Q53 ahd
1884 OF the political oodes excepting the
Ss, Sss%Rds' u j. vS. y q s'Scnds NJ 5sssss' n.
:ssss'a';d Si' i iisssss 2 - :s's % & sa.ss =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS, :

Land ONCE at Los Ang& a. Gal, Nay 81,
1885, Notice IL hereby given thik tho follow
ing named settler has nled notice Of biz tnt3u-
SR sSs & %sas sa ns s \ & sqRDS s sse
lister and Receiver at Los. Angeleg, Cal, on
July 12, 1888, viz; Geo. Btanard, p. snd q. ..
8. No. 5O51, for the Nw1< sec. ~. 1. 8 n6stA n
resses 70 prove his continuous residenee upon,
and cultivation Of, said land viz: John y.
Young. John Badly of Hlisa9eth Lake. Cal.s
Cal. H. w. PATTON. nst1ster.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
'THE SUPERIOR COURT.

the County Of Los Angeles State Of Cal
<nl6-, In the matter of Robert Hentis and
~ Hentg, partners as X. Hentig 4 Co, In
vent debtors Order adjudication Of insol.
~ y this court their petition, schedules and
Lyentories in insolvency, from which II ap:
6tQ that they are and have been residents OF
q iGs s m1SHsSs ness Sssis feseds Fl tie
0i their petition, and that they have
- Yartners In trade under the firm name OF
: Gg sSs and ssuSs SbRs partner q well s
quft the sum Of $500, and that they are. g
ftYiers, as well as individuals ins0lvent
htors. as they are hereby declared to be In
Ehe Sheriff Of the County OF Los Angeles is
@lEfeby iitected to take possession OF all the
)oint stock and property Of the paftnership.
lid partners, excepting such parts thereof as
hay be exempt by law, and all deeds vouchers,
I6oks OF account and papers, both Of the part.
lee tHe anu ssms ssa saiey an tEs spbcent
{ 81 assignee in this matter.
All persons are forbidden TO pay any debts to
sq u Ssgsr sns ptJSe p bsonss to
Iheru or to either of them, or to any person,
Ilfm, corporation or association, for their use.
|or that Of either Of them; and the said debtors,
jQlntly and seyerally, are hereby forbidden to
}farsfer or deliver any property until further
order OF this court, except as hereiu ordered. :.
II tis further ordered that all the, creditors OF
ibre tie Honorable W. p Gardiner, Judge Of
the Superior Court OF the County OF Loa An.
aeles, In open court, at the courtroom Of said
department No 2. Jones Block, in the County
Los Angeles, on the eleventh day Of June.
B88, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of that day.. 70 prove
leir debts and choose an assignee OF the est2teg
Il Il further ordered that this order BE- pub
lohed In the Los Angeles Daily HERALD, Q
Newspaper OF general circulation, publt!hed y
The County OF Los Angeles, as often = ~ -
the meeting Of creditors. .. ...sa M.
tlmie all proceedings against the said in1ofvenN4
81 ceair,st either OF them, be stayed. ..as.
A. W. HUTTON, Juo0A
Datsd Los Angeles, May 3, 1888.
Endorsed Filed May 8, 1883. ..,as
CHAS. H. DUNSMOOR, Clefk.
BY J. NJ. DUNsaooR, Deputy
GRAVES, O'MELyENy & &sHANKIANp.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
~. 4. wRrcHr, OF Counsel my10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
siege OF parts.
The Siege of Pari,

The Hiege Of Paris continues to attract large
patronage. The lifelike painting of the last
sortie, with the picture Of Paris in partial ruin,
needs to be visited several times before thor
oughly impressed upon the memory in all its
detailg,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
IoTfCE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land once, Los Angeles. cal,
April 27, 1888 Desert Land. Final Proof) =
Notice ID hereby given that H K. ". Bent, OF
Pasadena, Cal, has filed notice Of intention TO
make proof on his desert land claim, No. 206,
w, 8. B. NJ, before Register and Receiver at
Los Angeles, Cal, on Tuesday, the 29th day Of
May, 1888. He names the following witpesses
to prove the complete irrigation and reclema-
tioh OF said land: John A.. Nickels. Peter A.
Nickels. George Gillis. Fritz Hahdte, Of Tfego p.
o., Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

ness, Impotency and Lost Manhood perinananis
ly cured. The sick and afflicted should not fail
tensively in Europe and inspected thoroughly
the various hospitals there, obtaining q great
deal of valuable information, which he 10 conf
The Doctor cures where others fail Try him.
DR.. GIBBON will make no charge unless he
effects cure Persons at distance CURED AT
HOME. ALI communication strictly conhden<
tial. All letters answered in plain envelopes,
Send ten dollars for lpackage Of medicine.
Call or write. AddreB DIR. J. r. G1BBON, Box
1857, San Francisco, Cal. f,
Mention Los Angeles HERALD. OILY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
"a Angeles, Cal. Apsii & 4
Norrcs Or PosrrosrnA Aig

NOTICE Or PosrroNln NM f
which the above a1hea1men {
hnQuent 4 hereby extends a
10 b payable on or bofoto ~ 4
1853. Any stock upon VIII
1888, VIII be Delinquent IN
sale 1t public egcti0n, and II
made before viii be sold c4 :
J1ne. 1883, 10 pay the q13i
pSsSSs u sais. By ordsf n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
REID'5.
LEGALs
| ssEssMENT NOTICE.

Hemet Land Company. 20 n. Main street.
Los Angeles, CRl--Notice Ia hereby given that,
at meeting Of the Directors, held on the 4th
day OF May, 1888, an dssessment Of one dollar
ISL .00) per share was levied upon the azyeaaa-
BILE capital stock Of the corporation, payable on
the 2Pth day Of May,1eS8, to T.. r. Spence. Ct
the First National Bank, Los Angeles, CAL
remain unpaid on the 9th day Of June, 1888,
will be delinquent and advertised for b6ie ct
public auction, and, unless payment y made
1888, to pay the delinquent sssessment, To-
eether with the costs Of adyertising and ex-
penBes Of sale. ]. W. BARR, SECRETARY. :.
26 n. Main street, Los Angeles, Cal
my7- mOn5t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
sAsyis q nos Anssl,s Z
my 17-td.
1 ssEssN1Nf N0ri0x

Los Angeles Paper cutnr
Cal. -Notiee b hereby Sivq1
the Dicrectufvs held on ~
1888, ~ o1nessment ~
levied ujon the capital pecQI
payable nn O. before the ~
Aps.ls.s !Is,,. "a; ~, Any 1sg, e ssccs .;
Of MuN 1893. viii BE- d6l1
tised Tor sale at public a0q
and expense. cf ne N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
Threw q stone.

John Mccord was elected from the Father
land saloon on Los Angeles street yesterday
morning, and IN return threw stone through
the window aud broke looking glass He was
arrested by Ofiicer Mccullough, who had him
charged with assault with deadly weapon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
4 SUPERIOR COURT.

y County Of Los Angeles, State Of Cali
AZ the MATTER of Robert -Hentig and
IN. jeiifess, partners as Hentig and
inmiyent debtors. Order, Adjudica-
insolvency. Robert Hentig and Thomas
less having filed in this court their peti-
pcdu!es and inventories In Insolvency,
hich It appears that they are and have
(pents Of the County OF Los Angeles,
Hlifornin, for more than six months
Eeding the filing of their petition,
ltU Upey have been partners In trade under
me q Hentig \ Jeffess, and as such
IH.well as individuals they owe debta
m amount the sum OF $500, andthat
n as partners. as well az individuals,
ut debtors, as they are hereby declared
plvent; The Sheriff of the County OF
les is hereby directed to take possess
the Joint stock and property OF the
nip, anu also all the separate estate Of
t4e said partners, excepting such parts
s4 may be exempt by law, and OF all
'ouchers, books of account and papers,
the partnership and OF said partners in.
llys and TO keep the same safely until
petptlnent o. an assignee in this matter
PERSONS are forbidden to pay any debts TO
ID insolyent debtors, Jointly or indiyidu-
~ 70 deliver any property belonging to
of to either Of them, or to any person,
tbrporation or association for their use, or
either OF them; and the said debtors
|y and seyerally, are hereby forbidden to
er or doliyer any property until the
2f order OF this court. except as herein
siIutItu Ill llc CreultOI5 OI
N v<6partuership in aforesaid be and appear
DI4fe the Honorable W. p. Gardiner, Judge Of
|4Euperior Court Of the County Of Los Angeles
open court, ut the courtroom Of said court,
3partment No. 2, Jones block, In the County
L0s Angeles, on the eleventh day Of June,
349, at 10 o'clock A. n. OF that day, TO prove
lSIr debts and choose an assignee Of the es-
w. Of said debtors.
II q further ordered that this order be pub
zhed in the Los Angeles Daily HERAD, .
1W1pAper OF general circulation, published Ia
% County of Los Angeles, Is often ab the said
u meeting OF creditors. t.,
And 1t is further ordered that In the mean
~ al proceedings against the said ihxolvents
/ 6yninst either OF them be stayed.
W. P. GARDINER, Judge,
Qoted Los Angeles, Mag7 1888.
La 4 & .CHAS. II. DUNSMOOR, Clerk.
W r. B. FANNING, Deputy Clerk.
hAvks, O'MELvRNY & SHANKLAND,
Attorneys for Debtors.
8. WRIGHT, of Counsel mye-SN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

pstriotIsua ana love. As california Institution
he loved H. and desired that his best wishes for
the Hucee.R, progress and prosperity OF the order
be conveyed to the Paror, with the ASSURANCES
OF his aid whenever II might be useful.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

81. CHARLES HoTRI.-s W wentworth, La
Canada; Messenger. Galif9rnia; James Cor
N Mcclellan, Portland; # litter, bufbank; W
H Peters, Pasadena; W s Wiley, San Francisco;
g p Richardson, Pasadena; B Harris, Sumner:
D D Wilson, Sants Ana; M Forbes, San Diego:
W Mcdaniel. Santa Barbara; VIM Rhodes,
Redlands; D Corcoran, San Pedro. R G Orr,
g Thomns. Winconsini q Powell, A Petty,
Pomona A w Griminger, Newhall; Benton
Buck, Elsinore; Smith, New York.
"HACHMKTACK," lasting and fragrant
peffume. Price 25 and 80 cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
AMUSEME ENTS.

Vaudeville Entertainments at the
Pavilion.
Commencing with tonight, the stage of the
Pavilion will be occupied by the Reilly 6
Woods Combination. One OF the principal
features of the performance is the athletic ex-
hibitiou OF the Nelson family of six. There are
ten other features on the programme. all Of
them excell6ut.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. Gibbons
DIsPENsARY,
Kearny Street,

Corner OF Commercial.
San Francisco. Cal. b.
tublished In 1864, f0f
treatment OF Sexual Snd
Seminal Diseahes. such
|ts GonorrheH, qleet.
lSffirt11ta. Svnhiliain all
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

lanes GINGER ALE AND MINERAL
81 Water Factory will shortly be openod Of
which duo notice will be given.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
.w-.xr,. a 4 PioneeS

vva, .,nce his return from heAlsoYon An
Ever rernnel. n, one Of Csliiornis's tim lonoree
scn,o ,',ers ~I has been very sick. !twas lately
glonesles sos Angeles AM Parlor No 40 q asiiye
Nna ,sarrsd nuS Of his illness, and they nsdi:
ns ,s isss sa,s k,eru 20 tender some Yxl:e u
'SSs '';;,xs 11s1s bssss We ~ j $I3!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
rHH fos A0oXiN1 DAIRY HnRAID MONDAY %,
mrscnustANNosis.
DRINK / DRINK |!

Os FlRsT-CLAss QUALITY ONLY AND
wARRANTED FIRE. FROM
ALCOHOL,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
ssEssnENT NOTICE..

La osAprsisi Klsosrio Coi15
upon ths capital rock
psyablo On the 3Oth day Of ! ~
gtlice u the company, rood
New Hioh q, Id the City oi
forni9. Amy stock upon N
lhell komain unpaid on ~
1883, Will b. deltnQueuf
sala a public auction. auS +
made before, viii be aQl(
July, 1883, 70 pay the de
pehsss Of snls =
Rooms i8 and II, No. ID s|
Angeles, Cal. -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28

nAanthg oftcr the flrfk public1
uct % The aid admiufftro1or1
bl1ineest No. ~ North MAin ,
At Los ArYolee. In the county
uyse ~ 5Ah1s No1k /
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
1 sshssnESr NO Ecx

rho Temple-s street cab,s
pripeips1 place cf bp1;nee
April, 1883, an essesa1n&il> q
Re-, per shatS Ns. levied yRon
1881 rsmpie Ssreet' IN T.
kaf ssosk ppon which tni
Will ~ d41inQt1 Qt1eut end "a
public o1etlun. and uhl<11 4
bof0re, will be sold ON the !
xisksSk 4 sdssss'is5Ii
ones 1851 rsnpls s;zssi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
/ i6fIdE Is 7751EGoE5E6s.

oFioE - 57o6EHoEBEss
e a. .anus1 n ns,s.ss s e III AaAe.ss. -
di'd1lcers for tho ona1lnU 394h ~ l6r re
transaction OF such other badness e may ~
brought before tho meeting, Will b held q ne
oflne Of the company, 29b North Main strect,
Il 81. ~ ssss e ss::esz 2 " e fkxF !; kScFF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-28
amGs' English Ginger Ale,
James English Soda Wtter,

oupphcu III Vofkeu Dottick.
James Mineral Waters, seltzer, Apollinaris,
vichy, unyadi, etc.
These mineral waters are prepared with
the greatest accuracy from tho analysis OF
tho natural springs by .cclcnrated German
and French chemists, and are similar 70 the
natural waters In every respect Tho ex-
tracts and aavorings .are prepared from the
fruits, flowers and roots OF tho first quality by
the proprietor at the laboratory In the factory.
and the purity OF all beverages Is fully guaran-
tced Bottles are all washed and rinsed BY
machinery, and the greatest care is. takcn to
ensure perfect cleanliness IN every branch OF
tine business. A well has been sunk, which
proves TO be one of the finest in Los Angeles,
the water being drawn from stratum OF hne
sand 1S feet In thickness at depth OF 120 feet.
This water has been analIzcd BY the proprietor
and Is OF the very best and specially suited for
the manufacture of Ginger Ale, similar In every
way to the exported. Whom asking for Janies'
Ginger Ale. Soda Water. Seltxer wat or, ETC., OBJ
serve the label on each bottle, without which
none is genuine. .4t u
Analytical and Consulting Chemist.
Mandatory on Eleventh street, two blocks
west Of Pearl, Los Angeles, Cal.
p. o. box 1868. a29 3m
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-09-07
THE FALL OF G

-
1t has been shown that the farmers o.
the United States have borrowed upon
mortgage a vast sum of money, probably
two billion dollars. It is probable that
as much as three billion has been Dor.
rowed on the same security in the cities
Now, while it is absurd to assume that
the borrowing of money in this fashion
is an evidence of hard times, as the
Democrats have sought to make the
farmer believe. it will not be amiss tc
consider the probable effects of a change
such as an advance towards free trade
might bring about. We are told by
Democratic orators that cheapness will
be effected to such a degree that the
workingman will be fully recouped fol
any reduction that may be made in his
wages. But suppose that the working.
man has built a house, and borrowed
the money to do it. How is he going tc
make even on his interest account?
If his go down he may be able
to buy a suit of clothes a dollar or two
cheaper, but he is not going to get any
abatement from the man who has loaned
him money. The farmer who has Dor
rowed is precisely in the same condi'
ton. He has got to meet his interest
and at maturity pay the principal. He
borrowed on hopes based on the exist,
ing condition of affairs, but how can he
realize them if we come down with &
thud to the cheap and nasty level? L
there is any disposition to cultivate q
more general acquaintance with the
painful process of foreclosure, let oul
farmers and workingmen who are try
ing to get ahead in the world, lend them
selves to the scheme to turn the United
States into q free trade country, wher,
everything, including labor, will be on
cheap scale.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-09-07

THE ProhIbitionists are getting some
of their own medicine in this campaign
and they don't like it at all. In proof
thereof witness candidate Brooks
wrathy mouthings and claims that he
has been misrepresented-though he
doesn't state in just what particular,
There is nothing like fighting the devil
with fire. In past campaigns Republic
ans have been very careful in fighting
Prohibilionists not to hurt their feelings.
This sort of treatment is wasted on the
Third Party fellows. They are even
more malignant against the Republican
party than the Democrats, and their
methods are of the bushwacking kind.
While protesting to monopollze all the
morality and honesty they hesitate not
to stoop to the most wholesale deception
and their malignant blows are all aimed
at the party which has done the most
for the cause they are supposed to up
hold. They should be dealt with as the
common enemy and given hot shot and
lots of it. The honest temperance man
will be shown his place better by that
method, and will come out from the
false position which the third party puts
him in.