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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
WINNING WlHSOR
re Is oaPrusEO ~ SAINT LOUIS
AAa wti Rstsrs - this City tsssr tAs
Cu.rai..shaP 81 UzxsE sAsns
L.AsFs.sk ssastisas H.

n. h winsos the young mss whs
sioPed 9Th funas bslenEing - krs 6sBos
asd TIA 6ooirieh Transportation Com.
paw te~ csys ago. ass made up as miRa
20 return - th.s clsy aud lace ghe mus
he came 10 this conclusion IN ~. Louis.
No, yesterday sftsrnOon. about the ssns
time ne ~ss informed oy al orhosr that hs
sas wanted N this eity. fhs decisiOa aud
arrest we're consecutive TIE arrest tsfins
l4e cad. lndeT sbsnn l4EsFssu. LEFT fsl
81 Louis l~ss night aud Vii! retufn To-
morrow with Nr. WInsor
The capture 81 AT Minsos was q good
one snd Is credit 10 Sheriff Bishop and his
depalies
The Saturday Winsor Jeff hsre. be went
" Reeds Lake aud told some friends that
hs was soink 70 attend 10 some business IA
Ada aud Lowell He next went east isS
miles and then turned his course south ana
stayed Saturday night and sunday vita q
iEiead south oi this city. Monday morning
De lred fsrnsr 10 take hin 10 Ross
oheie he boarded = south bOuna g. X &
!. train. He was not heard OF afterwards
until . telegram MAS reosiyed Yesterday
Afternoon. stating that lie WAS under arrest
ln sd. Louis.
II WlnsOr Is convicted Of the crime charged
sgaihst him It means anywhere from one
10 .een years IN state prison.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
-
The AMES NJ. {. CHURCH.
The Newly kisc,ed Omeers-A Big Time
at the Picnic rests rd4y.

The ewiy kisc,ed Omeers-A Big Time
at the Picnic Yesterday.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Ames NJ. r. church, was held OF Monday
evening at their place OF worship corner oi
pVisiOn-st. and North-ave. The follow ing
officers for the sDsuing year were elected
James Dunbar. J. c. klyn, J. +. Ames. T.
Bird. J. A. Devore. Jas. Virgil. John Sty kes,
w. B. Tyler. Rev. Thos, Clark, .. c. Wing,
}. h. Bell, L. Osburn aud ChAs Fox.
Trustees: JAS. Dunbar. J. {. Klyn. K. c.
Sessions, j. A. Deyore and j. r Duncan.
The annual Sabbath school picnic Of this
church was held yesterday st Reeds Lake.
IN which over 30 children and from sixty
TO seventy-fye members participated. The
youth was very pleasantly entertained and
enjoyed the various smusements At noon
table was spread at which l26 children
satisfied their appetites at one sitting. The
most prominent among the visitors was the
Rev. X. @. Crawford, their formsr pastor
and his estimsbe lady, who lately re-
turned from a years visit in the far West
In the afternoon the entire company took a
trip around the lake on the steamer
Belknsp and returned TO their homes
toward evening well satisfied with their
days enjoyment
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

ArsKEsoS. Aug. l3-Thers ws sbou'
sight hundred people gathered At Jane.
ROsinsons club rooms. lake Side. isst sat
urdsT night n witness toe great match 10.
tween Joe Sheehy and tom Kinnsird. Tins
~as called a few minutes after a m. and
after tventv.one hard rounds bsd been
fought ths referees vas Obliged 10 cal il .
orse. bota mn teiog 90 nearly bnshss
there seemed % - 40 other var for ~ tfle-
m-ut. Sheehy rnsh.d the fght a.. the rsv
sr1 gave kinnsrd three squsrs knock
to~Es 20 tksf h.s shoulders touched tss
iooF. NJ. Sbeehey surprised the Nnsk.xor
CitzeBs - mach thev no~ ssT fh.f thsv
vi hsck him from 500 10 f3c0 a s5s ~
another =sfch in ths seer futurs. srs
seeehsY stands ready a. any rme - sixu
artic.es % sgrseusak G. &
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

Owing 10 the great increase in our whole
ale trade NE are obliged TO have the foon
now occupied by eur retail stores We
must use the entire block for our whole
sale business. and our retail department.,
THE PALAcE GROCERY,
VIII be discontinued September !. 1855
After that date no goods will be sold al re.
tail.
All the elegant fixtures and store furni.
ture, soda water fountain, three delivery
wagons, sleighs, etc. are for sale, together
With such stock as purchaser may desire
We prefer 10 sell in LUMP 10 y party with.
ing 10 carry on the business aud TO such
low prices and liberal terms will De M aGe
But should DO purchaser for the whols APP
pear by August 20. We will sell in part aud
quantity 10 suit.
All the counters are solid cherry or mar
Ole tops, with Jspsnned iron standards
Ihe shelving is put up by adjustable iron
brackets and can be made TO fit any store
without waste or expense. The showcases,
scales and other movable fixtures are the
finest In the State. Inspection invited aud
correspondence solicited.
y. B.-Owing TO the sale Of our wholesale
business 70 Lemon * Hoops, the present
location OF our retail stores can be leased by
the purchaser and the good will of cur
large retail trade throughout in
ARTHUR Mics & Co.,
II TO 50 South Diyision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

Rsa' sstats Esaaisrs yssssFday azsasLsd
tc SO -sa
The IA. snd Al society siil ylenie ct
Grsl lalaa1 -li4s.
- kfs.Aas ~ "a. 81 aaakss Is 0as af
ere l--.t atrstis a l-s ciEg.
4-s t-s Cso4D Daay il isYing la al p.p.
ao ar-R 81. te.lil - yakA
ts.eoa. 4alss s Co.s ae~ baildiss .
llsI alaliil-si 1y a. f.altsfs.
Tie pamp ga ne water ssoply "a ths
hai rIl coca % ready TOD active sssses.
& 81 sFssg e ssflas ready % build q
h1-ae "a lae co1uar of l1Arlss sad Prince
SIS
The street. "a sag Company have pat IA
eele-- 1I4-2 teA.n Ga ias south Dission st.
lls.
A llss I0gadgY Is being erected on
lourtst. b. tas Dfssd IA. .lds Brass Com
p4eg
Ihs rsrzsns Nschils Compssy ~iil sooa
sFect .afgs 1dlllol g. = serks or AOrth
rwll st
E A csozisr a0a VIE. 2ss South Divi-
si0a-sl sfs tie nsppY parents u a niAs-
pound 98I.
There better demand f0r Finh Ward
FrorsF7 snd tie price oi feai eatais has az
Asa4aA 1A41ief
A special meeting Of The ". c. T. O. II
f1Irls sii le le.l 81 shear nail tomorrow
llefloou a. -
Tie medals O. to asardsd tae winners az
tha coming dicvcls races ars attracting oon-
s.deI a.is 4tientlon.
..dvf Wales <ill speak a. the tsat on Mt.
tefa9n-st lbs eFealng. subject. Tbs
home ~ the saved
rr 49, ID 4. - !. -
a ffsta pie. Quite number % carpenters
conms sAcad lhs .oTk yesterday.
Yesterday Chas. Rathbun commenced
the erection ~ handsome house ca
Centre g.. oDposits MonsOn-st
ne young ladies' Of TIE Grand Rapids
Paper Boa Co. gave their nrsS annual
plc4ic az kssd iaks yestsrdsy
Tie food lime soclal Club will givstheir
nrsl of series Of foFtnightly hops tomorrow
evening at Company Ks srmory.
Yesterday chAs r. Mason sold piece OF
land GA section T. Walker township. %
Chas h. Chick Cons. ieration $4,000.
OalF one marriass license vas issued
Yesterday Anthoins q. Wslmers 10 Anna
Bel sna. % Sprins lake. Ages "a aud 10.
The south Grand Rapids lee aud Coal
Company are erecting another large build
Ing On nc corner Of Centfs and Gresn-sts.
Tbs Holland tourists who were enter
tsi1et oy Hon JOhn Stske.ee few weeks
since have returned saieiy 10 the Nsther-
lands.
city water Will be cut OF this morning on
Ransom. 81 and Bosrickst. between Lyon
and last Bridge SIS. for two davs for the
purpose Of rslAyins the Ranson-st. main.
ssndford c. Saylss. the alleged bigimist,
says that ne cannot see Why he vas arrested
inst because ne hsd two wives. He also
kicked on the fact that be was arrested on
bund4y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
A GREAT TRUST.
Tho Lumber Interests of Wisconsin and
Minnesota Combine.

and
Minnesota Combine.
MINHEAPoLIs. Aug. 14.-The details OF
one OF the most gigantic trusts ever de vised
have iust come to the surface in this city.
1t is a com bination Of all the principal
lumber interests of Minnesota and those OF
Wisconsin. Fred weyerhauser the rich
lumbermsn, short time ago bought up
the controlling interest OF all the
big lumber firms and pine land owners
in northern Wisconsin, and now has ab.
solute control of the lumber business in
that section. He is at the head of the
Mississippi Logging Company, whose cad
quarters are at Eau Claire, Wis The com.
pany IL now said 70 control about $50. 900 q.
600 invested in lumber and pine lands. and
Is backed by heavy capitalists Of Berlin.
The company now owns about nine billions
OF stumpsge IN Wisconsin, and it is under
stood on good authority that nearly as
much more is now being contracted for in
Minnesota. Options have already been Sc
cured on q large amount of Minnesota
stumpage, and agents of the syndicate are
securing the country TO get all there is in
sight.
I, B. Walker. the largest pine land owner
~ -hAHHtoOed -h was sskcu III ne would sell
bis land. He named price about
double the market value Of his
lands, suppOsing it would be rejected. but
to his surprise three DAYS later the syndf-
cate took up his offer. He owns about
l.5o0,OOO feet Of stumpsge. The other biz
pine land owners wbe are said to have been
approached for options on their lands are
the Pillsburys, who own 500 0o0, 900 feet.
Camp & Walker. the Itasca Lumber Com
psny, Capt. :. p. Snyder. II. C. Ackley and
GavlOrd & Cook. All these parties except
I. B. Walker deny that they hsve given
options on their lands. but decline to talk
sboat the deal.
II the Wisconsin syndicate succeed in
getting all the land they are after tiley will
require capital Of nearly SO. 600 600 10
carry Il. The scheme is 70 fcat logs from
the upper Mississippi down over be fslls
81 Minneapolis and erect big mills on the
lower river. During the high water here
last Spring some Of the big boons were
broken and the logs went over The dem and
fosted into the lover river. The owners
sers much surprised TO find that thsv could
SCI these logs to better advantage below the
islls than above. ss they we're nearer the
south western lumber trade. aud the present
desl started from that discovery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
RAILROAD RUMBLEs

g. Z. Lock~sed and family lefe vsr.srs.v
FOR . ssc-t TIP in the North
The fiunbers are framed for n-~ srsri.l
,osch for President Haghssts priv.is
1Se.
The hichiss1 C4n+-.l il h1ilSins /. 900
foos trsosf-r house ard 90 ss-t nor. tr.cf
n ne Jscxso7 Tsrf.
T. ". .ouid lsa Nouiav svsnine k,r
FSttsburxh. vhers "a wss CAS- e. sra
death 81 his mother
J. r. Duucsn. for-nsr ef - cosch sh.,-
srsnt the fsv y-sterisv ufsnsrkier a tss
axe with the Neshodssrs
Z R. Davidson, BOZ ss-r passenger ar.nf
ssr tn- c. +. '. q 7. Rsilrosa ~ h fss
ctr yesterday iookirs 81 the fnre-.~f. III
sss rcsd !. carrying people IN Colansas 81
SEPTEMBER e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
VIM. ALLEN IS DEAD
AZ Ua.ssfsasls Aeeadsat-rhs Deceased
H.- |. wife .@a E.- ChlidFss
Lislss Ia >sEfksE
Isx4s

Wn. Alien. tas 1sB .ho As5 hnser
est al a. tns Gr.sa Rapids slsss Faetory =
fs~ isgs sgo. Is ts4s
Whsa tAs Eager ~ss car Dr. DeCzmD
tod Mr. Alien that tie fare aEgsr sould
have - D cat %. bat Allen 1aa Seen
drin kiag sad ~0sld not consent v al
opsFsti0a. Since taat uuas NJ. Allen lad
sssn n The Office ssysrsl times and lalksd
ssous tie soQad sstsrdsy morning he
came l. tie doctors orios and sald thst 10
-ss rsady ~ have ths hnssf ampnlslsd
sad clock ~ the sftsTns-0n vas sss FOR
doing the 100. NJ. Allen came
. tns ofies as agreed apsa And
Dr. DeCsmp, assisted by Drs. Az .sz-
worth sna C.rbeFt and John DeCamp
proceeded 10 give he chl0rotofm and sst
the msn ready for ths operation. Allen
had TAKEN about q half az Ouace OF the
drug when ks suddenly 0essn % tara par-
pie aud went into . spasn. and ia r "
moNeats vas dead DE. AylsswoFth. whO
Vas holding the iahzsf. thinks that Il was
i<ss th.n ten minutes froaa the time that
Allen took the nTst breath before hs was
dead.
The Police Department and the dead
mans mother were notified a. once, and
TIE body removed 70 y Busn & Powers
undertaking rooms. and Coroner Bradish
sent for. bnt be was ont of the city. aud had
not returned up % midnight, so the remains
we're then taken 10 the home OF his mother.
81 West Bri1gS-st
Mr. Allen vas 81 years cid and leaves a
vile and Two children Ia Stryker, Texas
AMI a mother snd one brother ia thi
city. he has been here but few
weeks.
The death Of Mr.. Allen was purely scci-
dental. aud one that could not De avoided
The drug vas all right - another patisct
had been treated from the same bottle Just
before Allen came IN. snd this one went
under and came oct from ITS influence
PERFECTLY clear, and Alien had not taken
enough 10 get him clearly under its inna-
ence when he died.
DIR. DsCamp feels as badly about the
matter a. one can. and no one who under
stands the case can blame him in the
slightest. DIR. DeCamp has been a resident
OF this city Tor many years. and has a State
reputation as a surgeon. and in the almost
Thousands OF surgical cases that be mas at
tended this Is his frat accident, and this is
one that could not possibly have been
avoided.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

Tue West Gr.as K.plas Ss3 ci4s D0ss
>ssaas f1se Wozk

Tue Wsst Or.Gs K4pids S~s ci4s D0ss
>saas El@e woEk
ies .esxiy sAsol u tEs - sst Gras1 k2p-
ics Gea Cae tsok plaos ysslss4ay. tes
ssootiax a. F9oa4 s<lax Eo0d sEc Tes1i.-
lp< ~ ssFsral c-9ss contests
IN nssazl shooting n ne eosssso priss =
sos tnres nnass u secession Is bsooues
tns holders personal property. snd IL class
ths msc4l h41 bssa he'd i3r tso wesas
oy Z. Harding 9 a1so 1Alslns frou IndLzn4
4E1 Mo . about - Fxiura ~ his native
SAFE. tns BOYS Bsteo - se< tie sass1sl s0
d9sn south 4D1 they sSns o. the score de-
tsfut4e1 ~ ~ LEslr utIuoss 70 Keep II ID
me eily. IhsiT success s9s beyond their
s4Pectatlons. 10 isss Ia4n az making =
h-kasf scoIe tA.a ne h0ldsg. The race Tor
tie nfst clsss aedAl sss practically . COM
psuuon between Decker ana Wharton.
iRsy shot Tie al TIE wsy up 10 the q 81
bird eaeh score slsndlns al j. WhsrtOn
missed 40 oal0f Ais lasg f0aT. while Dscksr
smashed them strasshI snd ~on The media
With a score OF = ogt or = possible %.
IA TIE SECOND c4sss The competition ~as
principally between Aes.rs. b0ardnan the
holder. Ioungs Kari and fack but tue
i've laItsrs we're oisl4nced about halt way
md q ciOse contest ensUsd between tue two
icfmer, Aounss eventually winning 0y one
point with score Of % whIch 3 the
highest thai has ever essa made 10 the
elsss.
The contest in class vas q walk away
Tor DFesssn0er, CfOssmkn was clOse on 10
han fOe the hrst hslf bat fell on and
Pete cantered IN alone vita . score OF IL.
Appended are the score
Class III. r. Decker. -. r. c. Wharton,
-. ;. Harding Is, l.. Harding. 10
Class 2-W. l0ungs ~, l.. l.. Board
man, Il J. b. Tuck, ~: W. Kari, 10
%. ID. AveTiii, 10, {. Carpenter, Is, {.
Cos, IS.
Class 3.-P. B. Dressandsr, II; r. j.
Crossmsn, :, l. kuhu. 7. Ii. Mack. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
Sick of Weddod Life

Hiram r. Froling and Gsrtrude FroIins
were married on / be 18th of October. 1885
in the town of Grand Rapids. bat in less
than six months Gertrude commsnced to
call her husband vile names and to treat
him With cruelty in other ways. And not
vithstanding that Mr.. Froling Is a good
barber aud has always provided . good
living, his wife has several .imes left his
house and gone TO reside with her parents
Hiram thinks he can not longer bear her
cruelty and asks the Superior Court for
separation from bis disagrseable spouse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

Jane Bsyne aud Mss Laura West were
married early yesterday morning at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas West 457 South Lafaystts-st.. by
the Rev. ]. + Roberts. Immediately after
the ceremony the happy couple left on the
o'clock Michigan Central train for trip
down the 81. Lawrence to the Thousand
Islands, Montrssl. and othsr points. They
viii return s5Out September /, aud will be
At home to their friends a. thsir rooms in
tha I<dvard htO~k
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
THE REPUBLICAN MEETING
The Colorsd People Assemble ut Finn's
Hall


The ColOrsd People Assemble at Finn's
Hall
An enthusiastic Republican meeting was
held at Firms Hall. on Plainfield-ave., last
evening About 100 colored men were
present and . few white men, mostly re-
porters for the sescral papers
Captain Welch was elected Chairman
and accepted the position with rousng
speech during which he came near break
ing the table in bis forcible remarks.
He then introduced Lewis Henry
and be was followed by Rev. John
V. Givens, who spoke for nearly
two hours. and devoted his time almost en-
tirely 10 replying 10 the spesch of Mr.
Lewis OF Monday night at Wonderland on
the Democratic prospects. He gave in de-
tail the benefits that the colored men had
received ct the bands of the Republican
party. and showed convincingly that all
they had received from the Democrats
vas bids for the lowest price for
their votes. Mr. Givens' address was
chock full Of good suggestions to
colersd race, illustrations of the
different treatment they have received at
the hands Of the Republicans aud the Demo-
Gratis. and garnished with many incidents
and vitticisms. A reporter for the Democrat
was present and interrupted the speaker
when be said that the terms Democrat"
and "Prohibitionist" had come to be
synonymous, or something of that sort,
but he was sat down on very quickly by
both the speaker and TIE audience. Mr..
Givehs peroration was . sy.endid one and
received with . burst Of applause.
Chairman Welsh then introduced J. W.
Robbins. Esq. who, in a calm, mpassioned
way, showed Why all coIored men should
vote the Republican ticket. and then after
three hours session the meeting was ad-
journed with three rousing cheers for Har-
risOu and Morton
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION.

There will be q reunion of soldiers and
sailors at Allegsn August 81. %, % and "A
Ii Will be the largest soldiers encsmpment
in this State this year. There will be rousing
camp fires each evening. with addresses b v
Governor Lucas, Ex-Governor Blair, Wash
ington Gardner and others. A sham battle
will take place On Wednesday and a grand
parade on Thursday, with Grafton by Hon.
Clark +. Carr, of I,lineis. General Sickles:
General Rosecrsns and other eminent sur
vivors OF the war are expected. The rail.
roads will carry all veterans and visitor, at
half fare.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

DR.. and Mrs. Veensoer will have the
sympathy of large circle of friends in the
sffiiction they suffer in the loss of their
little daughter Matte. Mr.. and Mrs. Veen-
beer were visiting DR.. Chamberlain. OF
Romeo. Mich, when they were notified by
telegram that Matte was sick. Upon ar
riving home they found their baby in a
hopeless condition and her death occurred
at an early hour yesterday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

The crowd at Redmond's last night well
show, how the Dsshon Opera Company
are appreciated. The company hs, always
been popular here and they are winning
fresh isarsls o7 the srceilencY Of their per
formsnce tnls week. Iais evening the
company vii give the Chimes Of Nor.
msndY.' which is sure % saks well and
draw one Of the lsrgsst houses Of toe
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

Tse Dsmocrst County COMMITTEES met
yesterday aud begsn to shape things for the
csmpaign. Dr. W r. Penvardrn vas
plscrd Oh ths ticket for Coroner 10 place Of
August Schmidt. VINO declined ths position
hr Schmidt vas put On the ticket IN place
of John Rozsrss the regular nominee
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

FETSsqFP- oetock TrssssT 49, ~
Nsr-es zen trseT. tsasster ~ D. TseaH~e- ~
a 1osfT-1rs o. af s1tero - rsfts
Fuaersi e. NJ rssseeuc. bcesy s > =.
Frsnds o-iv in~ssef
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

There ~ss another high hous. at Smiths
sxsin sat nixht, and every body present
enjoyed thsnsslvrs This sfernoon ~
% gwen their srst matinee q ths sssso-
and the house viii DOUBTLESS - cros5.d
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

8 r. Sks- Of the Nichirza H,ii-<<.
Assnclsfio1. w. esasrDs services n ~.
is-gr rshsrnseles CT LT1nsst ssch sssr-
rscr sne svensnz unhl fartksr nosn.. s-z
a.. esys1 he Sasbsih
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

Grand Rapids ships furniture by the train
loads. Yesterday q train of sixteen cars .of
furniture left this city BY the c. & w. N.
and 81. Paul roads for Kansas City.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness,
headache, sallow complexion. Price rs
cents. Tibbs drug store. 126 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The picnic and entertainment arranged 70
be held by the Ancient Order of Hibernian.
has been indefinitely posponed.
By order,
MICHALL CoLLETON,
President,
GRATTAN COURTNEY,
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-15

Wssarse4es AZ i5.-Leca. r..ns eo.d
g. s.saBls slais.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-05
A BURSTED BAND.
1t Results i'm a Smash up on Grand
Avenue.

1t Results I'm a Smash. up on Grand
Avenue.
Grand avenue is justly noted for afford
ing one OF the finest drives in the city,
and every evening between the hours OF
5 and 8 a number of people who own
turnouts, betake themselves there for
the purpose of enjoying spin. The
finely bred horse which draws the 1925
buggy of Mr.. John Sheicks, is we'll known
to all habitues Of the place, and on Mon
day evening the outfit appeared in charge
OF Sefior Tommy O'Campo and Mr.. Fred
Lindley, to whom Mr.. Sheicks
had loaned it for the occa-
sion. Senor O'Campo manipulated
the lines, and as they were spinning
along at a lively rate the bellyband on
the horse became undone and the buggy
pitched forward on to the animal. There
was ditch near by, and the only alter
native that Tommy had was to pull in,
and this resulted in a smash-up, the
buggy being completely overturned and
it's occupants sent spinning to the ground.
The damage was not as great as would
have been expected, however, as neither
the gentleman nor the horse was injured,
and the vehicle escaped with but shaft
broken,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-05
THE GIRD ROAD.
II is Soon to be Extended to the
Ocean.

II Is Soon to be Extended to the
Ocean.
Mr.. Richard Gird, proprietor of the
great Chino Ranch and the Chino rail-
road, came to town yesterday and was
seen by HERALD man and questioned
a to what were the intentions and
prospects of his road. "I suppose you
are aware" said Mr., Gird, that it Is a
42-inch guage and starts at Ontario and
runs twelve miles in southwesterly di-
rection on to the Chino Ranch. Three
trains are now run each way daily so as
to connect with the Southern Pacific
trains. My intention is to extend it to
the coast, and the nearest available point
is Alamitos Bay, distance of about
twenty miles. The people of Newport,
are, however, anxious that the road
should come there and it is among
the probabilities that their wishes
will be granted. AS soon as we
get across the hills l think that the
line may perhaps be built into Los An
geles, and then if it is constructed on to
Alamitos it can be operated between Los
Angeles and Alamitos and Los Angeles
and Ontario. In addition to these ad
vantages splendid stretch of country
will be opened up that cannot fail to pay
for operating the road from the start"
As Mr.. Gird has plenty of money with
which to carry ont these projects, in all
probability Los Angeles will be hailing
the advent of new line within the next
few months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-05
Do You Dream ?

Young Man! Are you ffering from any
of the errors or indiscretions of youth, causing
lame back, tired feeling about the legs, coated
tongue, bad taste in the mouth, wind on the
stomach, or sour stomach, amorous dreams
vertigo (dizziness) forgetfulness, loss OF energy
and pain in the side? These are some of the
numerous symptoms of Spermatorrhea Let
not sense of false modesty prevent you from
seeking relief at once. This trouble will lead
to Loss of Manhood, Insanity OF
Death. The undersigned has treated many
hundred cases such as yours with never a
failure
Have you contracted any Private Dis
ease which you do not wish your friends OF
family physician to suspect? If SO, DR.. Blakes-
lee will treat you privately and successfully,
and guarantee cure in the shortest time pos
sible. Many cases can be cured in twenty-foul
hours, If taken in time.
Syphilis (blood taint) whether OF recent OIL
long duration, can be entirely eradicated from
the system by the use of my vegetable remedies
without mercury In any form. There is no ne
cessity of going to the springs, when you car
be cured as quickly and permanently athome
Are you troubled with Structure, or any Other
ailment peculiar to the male sex? If so, relief
is at hand. The doctor by his studies and prac
tise in this couutry and abroad has made him
self familiar with all such cases.