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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-05
The Beggar OF Esone.

One picturesque character is general
~ lacking from the hill top-the beg
gar. Dirty and charming as he may be,
he Is relegated to one principal Plncio
approaohes-the Spanish steps, and
the piazza at the summit, were his
progeny especially the Nettunese
from the Campagna. swarm to hearts
content. All, but isn't he q beauty OF
a beggarp he or she, but especially he,
for the Spanish step,' people are of the
beggar upper ten, and take up such a
menial occupation only when their
regular trade as models becomes slack,
or when the only other allowable cal.
ling in comport with their dignity be-
comes unprohtable-that Of flower sell
ling. But who, I say, can refuse
those great liquid brown eyes of q SOL
do, even if he doesn't want a bunch of
violets, and who anyway can refuse to
look at the superb colorlng of the cam
paganese costumes as the models throw
themselves into the abandonment of
a thousand unstudied postures on the
steps.
They are honester, too, this motley
crowd, than some who aren't begsars,
A little ragamuffln OF them who takes q
liking to you will often come running
up to you with his buttonhole bouquet
and, deftly sticking 1t in, will be or In
jlffy. Astonisbed indeed you are the
Grst time this extraordinary occurrence
takes place. BY and by. repeated ex-
periences show You that 1t is an ebulli-
tion Of gratitude on the part Of little
Giulio or Giovanni for sundry coppsrs
which from time to time you've tossed
him. He'll be glad Of future tossIngs,
too, for begging has no elements OF
Disgrace here, but as pay for his free
gift-neverl Hence, Joy and wos to
him who. daily passing that way, comes
to know and fancy any of the models.
His stock or small change somehow
will grow beautifully less, but ho will
revel in the free nature OF color and
form and gracious manner, which one
may find at Il times, like wild yot clus-
tering flowers clinglng to those summed
steps.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-05
How to BE Happy.
Are you almost disgusted

Are you almost disgusted
With life little man?
I will tell you wonderful trlok
That Will bring you contentment
lfanything oari-- g.e
Do something for somebody. quick,
Do something for somebody, quicki
Are you awfully Gred
With play little girl?
Weary, discouraged and sick?
I'll tell you the loveliest
Game In the world
Do something for somebody. quick;
Do something for somebody, qulokl
Though it rains like tho rain
OF the Hood, little man,
And tho clouds are forbidlng aud thicx,
You can make the sunshine
IN your soul, little man.
Do something for somebody, quick:
Do something for somebody, qu!ckl
Though the skies arc liko brass
Overhead, little girl,
And the walls like well-hented brick;
And are earthly affairs
In a terrible whirl9
Do something for somebody, quick;
Do something for somebody, quicki
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-05
The Grocer nnd tho Flics.

A Chattanooga grocer, being greatly
troubled by flies, put twenty-one sheets
Of sticky fly paper about his store. In
the evening he gathered them up, and
noticed how much heavier they were,
being covered with flies. He weighed
tho twenty-one sheets and found they
weighed seven pounds. Then he put
twenty-one fresh sheets on the scales
and they weighed four pounds and
four ounces, Thus the flies weighed
two pounds twelve ounces. He found
that there were twenty flies to each
square inch Of the fly paper; each sheet
had 336 square inches aud 8,72O flies,
and the twenty-one sheets had l41 ,120
flies. Thus one may ascertain the
weight Of a fly; for. tt 141, ,12O flies
weigh two pounds twelve ounces, It's
easy to calculate what one Will weigh.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-05
Pap,r Botlolothcs.

Paper bedco are made at q fac.
tory In Me-. Jersey. They are doubled
sheets of MANILA paper, strengthened
with twine, and valuableby reason OF
the peculiar properties OF paper rs a
non.conductor Of heat. They have
warmth preserving power far out
proportion to their thickness
weight,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-05

Electricity is being used to purify sew
age. 1t produces q chemical change by
which the solid matter comes to the
surface and pure water flows of.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-05

Il 1e,o lubricant, the use OF which is
advocated in the Austrian Rattrodd
Journal, is mustard oil, It remains
perfectly fluid at the low Temperature
of 14o f., and will keep unchanged for
years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Summer 876.

manb pon ben SOurboneu uorbanbsn, Der
bic ropaIiitii9e Sbee in ibrer u0aissn
Retnbeit pisberbsritsllsn unb bas 2iIiens
banner gu reuem 9Ianse brinsen t5nnts.
Gum l1nsliid bat Der 9ruf uon paris cine
sspife 9tnneisuns gu gOuIuuser, isbO9
ratben ibm ber Ser;os uon aumaIs unb
aubere ueritdnbise Wouardiitsn uon isbem
ginbniB NIT 8ouIanser ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
Eefegrap9if6e 9epe(6en.
Seutf d Lamb.

Ssutf3Ianb.
gbdrIottenburg, /. Wai. Der
Raffau bes Raiiers bat ale 5offnunsen,
pel9e man In feline anbaItenbe 8efIeruus
seiest bate, perni1tet. obidon tein ans
IaB fir unmitteIbare geurrubisuns ssbo,
ten 1T.
@barlottenburg, 2. Wai. Wdb:
renb ber lesten "a Stuu6en baben fi9 pers
idiebene EbsiIe bsr Rssbaut aus Der &ebIe
bes Saifers seI6it. Das Siebsr wurbe
bur6 cine gntsinbuns tn Der unmitteIbas
rem gtadba,i9aft Der Wunbs erseust, bur4
wel1e bic Camille fhbrt. @eifern Ra5,
mittas mar strpas 8s1sruns i'm 8eiinben
bes &ailers bemsrtbar. Die Nerste seben
ii9 Der Soffnuns bin, baB bic iinsifen
iibIeu Spnptome poribsr iinb. sic bas
ben bic grridtuns zines Selts i'm S1loB.
part aussorbust. In benz ibr gatient Bel
fdouem Wetter aufsntbalt nebmsn ioa.
Berlin, l. Mtai. Die ,RSIniiGe
3situus~ uub bic @ieuer BIdtter per6fs
fsntIiden bic Radri9t, baB 9fublanb nod
mebr Truppen an bic 6frei@ii9e @ren3e
uorriten ldBt.
Berlin, 3. Mai. 9as 9lbseorbnes
tenbaus bes preuBiidsn 2anbtass nabm
ssitern ben goridIas bss abseorbneten
Ridsrt (9Rsubsutid .9t6sraIsr), sssen cine
aubere SertbsiIuns Der 8arlamsutswabIs
freiie, trcs bet Sppoiition bes Winiifsrs
bes Snuern, .. 9utttamsr, an. gs bsiBt,
baB bic NeuwabIsn i'm 5erbit bss Sabrss
itattfinben iolIen.
Berlin, 4. Wai. &arI S6ur, mar
bsute absnb Bel Sismart sur Safel; unter
ben iibrissn 9dfsn bsfan6sn ii9 Der @raf
StoIbers @erniserobe unb Der @raf
OenboffsSrisbri@sitein.
RtsbsrIaubs.
Saaa, 2. Wai. Die @eneraIffaaten
wurbeu seitsru sr6Huet. Der Riuilfers
prdi iibeut tbeiIte NIT, baB cine t6nisli9e
GOn.miliiOn sur grudsuns Der WaBreseIn
3ur MISUNDERSTANDING werbs sinssisst
usrben. Die Stnan3lase bss 2anbes 1T
bsfriebisenb. Die &ssieruns ilf, wie Der
Winiiter erwdbnte, nit Der 9rafuns Der
Nustibrbarteit elmer @rbObuns ber Gins
fubr3Oae bsiddftist.
9atttan.
&om, 3. Wai. grsbil5of 8aIib bat
bislsr Gage mebrere llntsrrebuuseu nit
Cardinal Simeoni ssbabt. Ser lestere
madts i'm aIf bic HotbpsnSistsit auf:
msrtiam, ii9 benz rleuefen Oetrsts bes
Bapitss su unterperfsu. Der grsbii9of
ertIdrte f6 bsrsit bisrsu, iasts absr, sr
f6nue nidt IN elmer Sa1e ban6elnb aufs
trstsn, bic na9 isinsr llsbsrseusuns
psrtebrt isi. @erne uiirbe sr basesen auf
ben ersbiid5fli9su Git In Der Sauptifabt
Srlan6s gsrsi5t Isiifsn. gs beiBt iest,
baB ibn Der Bapit gum Cardinal MAIDEN
MAIDEN wsrbs, faus er IN Der Ebat rsfss
ntren iolIte.
9tom, 8. Wai. Der gapft bat ents
i5isbsn, baB gr,biidof Balib auf bem
ersbii9Sfi9en Stubl uou Dublin usrbIsis
ben iou. @aIib pirb am Wontas in
feline DiScsis suriittebren. (aas bisie
9speiden finb pOrii9tis uufBunebmsu.
Rsb.)
Rom, 4. Wtai. Der 8apft empfius
seitsrn cine S9aar ipanii9sr gilssr.
Wsan erpartets, baB bic 4uSien3 iid su
elmer tarIiitii6sn (2D DRunbsebuns ssitaIten
wiirbe, absr ss sei1ab uidts Derartisss.
Ger Sanff fpennete her RSniaiu' Reoeutiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08

gaIs trstsn bic RationaI' GonDente
bsr sroBsu 9artsisn auiammsn anb IS
brau9t uns bsBussen ni6t 8unbsr su
nsbmsn, wsnn bic StautssG sGonuentionsn
iid usriammsIn, nm ibrs 9sIesaten aufs
aufsusn unb ibre 9latformea gu 3immern.
9sruOrrasenb bur9 ibre Bi9tisteit tn Der
nd5iten SrdRbentenwabl mar ber @onuent
Der OemOtraten Snbiana's. Der
<SooRersStaat ilt elmer Der Staaten, nm
peIten f9 in bisism Sabre Der Yrdfbents
i5uftssBabltampf brsben wirb. Die Sals
tuns Der 9smotrateu in bieiem Staate
mar babsr uou srOBem, aassmeinem Snts.
re5e. 0ie Staats parteiusriammIuns
bat, mas bic @runbidses @rtldrunsen on:
bslanst, iid isbr gut sebalten, pOa unb
gang ibrs S9ulbistsit setbau. aber ebsn
70 pidtis mar bic auffelluns bss Staatss
Bablssttels, neil pOn beien Stdrts MOTHS
rsnbiser @siis bsr GrfoIs ber 8unbess
@aubibaten i'm Staats abbansen muB unb
wirb. Mit bsr portrefli9sn @rtIdruns
Der 9runbidts unb ben treffli9en Ganbi'
batsn ffebt bic Sa9e Der Democratic in
.Snbiana duBerit sanitis. Dis Stepabli'
faner t0nnsn sstroit bic 5oiinuns aufse'
ben, ben Staat 3u sspinnsn, benn Gins
fsifsn" Unit ususu swsi 9OIars'S9si
pie 1880, fOnnsn iis ben Staat nidt
msbr, meint ber sEsIesrupb" In Snbianas
polls.
2u9 Sowa bate bier In Dubuque ieis
men bsmOtratii@en Staatss gonpsnt, Der
ft5 tIar sesen prObibitiOn ausipra4.
tIsbsrbaupt babeu aIls bsmo.ra.ii9eu pIats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
@Olitiide 3uuoIdau.
SnIano.
GongreBperb

Senat. - IS purbe cine Bill etnbe;
ri9tet unb auf bic &esiitranbe seiest,
psI6e bas 9sbalt ber Sunbesbs3irtsri@ter
auf $4,000 per Sabr feitisst. ginsersi9t
wurben unb benz betr. ausidufe 3ur gss
ridterfattuns ibsruieien @siesentparfe,
rpsIde ben Winiiter bes Snnsrn ermddtis
gen, bis Observation-Disclosures unter llus
itduben sur gesabluns zines Besere9ts
ibsr bic Snbiansrz0fsieruatioueu an,ubals
ten; ben Winbeitbstras bes alImonatIid
an3utaufenben Silbsrs auf 4 WilIionsn
Dollars su erb0bsn. CUR annabme ses
Iassteu Bills fir ben 8au zines Yoifams
tes gu youngstown. O., nit einsm Roi
ftenaufuanb non 500, 900 unb zines in
4trou, o., nit S75, 600. Na9 turser
8sratbuns ber 8ia fur 8erfaIlertIdruns
seutfsr giisnbabnIdnbereisn, on rueI9er
psri9isbeutIi6e aenberunsen porsenoms
men wurbsn, rpurbe nit Der grSrtsruns
bsr Blu gum S9us bes seiitisen @isens
tbums uon Iusldnbern In Imerita forts
sefabren. gs paiiirten fsrner bic Senatss
Blu, ruslds SIC, 900 fur bic &esisrunsss
ssbdpbe au @mporia, &anias, usrwiuist,
unb bic Bill, rusI@e bic 8srpiaisuns Don
$4,000 fur stn 8tesierunssssbdube gu
SterIins, SQs., auf cine iol9e uon $4o,s
900 bsrubiest. SusaIs bieIt feline ansss
tIubiste Rsbs, in rueI9er feline iinsit bur9
8orbsss ais im bO5fsu 9rube unpirbis
sessiBeIteu ansriffe auf ben @baratter Der
9euerdle Wcglellau unb 9ancod abers
mails gu motiuiren iu9te. 8orbees ants
wortste Snsalls. @ir tommen on anbes
rer Steus auf bieiss Rebetournisur suriid.
Binnen elmer Stunbe wurbeu lO5 Ssns
fousbius ansenommen. Sc wurben @es
issantrdse aussnommsn fir ben 8au uon
&eserunsssebduben in Sort Dodge, Sa.,
unb Duluth, Winn.
Sm 9aufe ber Ibseorbneten
warb NIT Der alIsemeinsn Debate iiber bic
RsuiitOn bss Eariffs fortssfabren. = Das
abseorbnetenbaus trat benz goridIase bss
Seuats BET, ben @sIbaufwanb sur gnueis
tsruns Der anIasen unb bss 9Oitsebdubss
uon indianapolis, Der auf 1926, 900 ans
9siest mar, auf $l5o,ooo gu erb0ben.
Der SenutsbeidIuB. ben .8au elmer gtiens
babnbrifs BET 2ittIe &ot in artanias 3u
seitattsn, wurbs ansenommsn. Belmont
erfnttsts ben 8eri9t bss @Onfersnsaus'
i9ufss bssisIid elmer SstbeiIisuns an bsr
Barrier @eItausiteuuns. wel9sm suse'
ftimmt purbe. Oas @sbaIt bss Cons
miFdrs bel Der 9lusifeuuus uiro auf slo,s
900 Dollars fsitseiett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
6 a n a ba.

Sttapa, l. Wsai. Der Ssnat nabm
bsute ben Sii@ereiuertras obne amsnbe.
utents siniftmuis an. Dsrislbs bebarf
iest nur nod Der llnteri@rift bss Generals
@oupsrnsnrs, um @siss su werbsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-08
o rie9 enl a n b.

2onbou, L. Wai. Beri6te, wsl3e
I'M Winiitsrium bes aeuBeren sinsssanssn
iinb, itslisn einsn auffanb Der @ris9sn
tn Wacsbonieu, bsr bur9 &uBlanb auses
itadsIt uurbs. nm bic 26iuns Der orienta.
Iiidsn Srase In SluB gu brinssn, In auss
ii9t. Der ginfaa Der Wontsnssriner auf
isrbiidss 9sbist itebt nit bisien 3sttsluns
gen In Ssrbinbuns. Wsnn biplomatiite
8srmittIunsen am srie9iiden Sofs nidt
gum 8isIe fibren, ienben England, Osits
reid unb SIaIisn ein @ei9wabsr in ben
Yirdus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
ALtne 10 I3ueneme.

There are prospects that those in
terested in the proposed line between
Hueneme to this city will shortly
comerce operations tending to its
formation. The proposed route will
pass through the most attractive and
extensive agricultural regions OF
Southern California. Leaving Los
Angeles the track will cross the San
Fernando valley, thence via the Santa
Susanna pass through the valleys Of
Simi and Las Posas and the principal
portion of the valley of the Santa
Clara river in Ventura County. The
Simi ranch offers to subsidize the
line with 100000, and the other dis
tricts mentioned also give very tempt
ing offers to the enterprise. Huen-
eme. the western terminus, is port
OF delivery established by Act Of Con.
gress and its roadbed is lighted by
Point Hueneme Lighthouse. The
road can, it is sal be built very
cheaply as the maximum grade is
about 65 feet to the mile, and no tun-
nelS will be necessary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
THE GARVANZO ROAD.
1t IL to be Continued to Pasa.
dena-A La Wsuit Probable.

1t fs to be Continued to Pasa-
dena-A La Wsuit Probable.
The transfer Of the Garvanzo motor
road by Mr.. Ralph Rodgers to Los
Angeles spectators has already been
noted. but it is not generally known
that grievance has arisen over the
affair. Mr.. Rodgers entered into con-
tracts to convey the line to H. T. Nc
Crabbe & Co. Of this city, but on plac-
ing their deed on record they found
that a prior claim had been entered to
Cole q Washburn. As, however, they
hold indisputable evidence of their
rights to the property, the matter is
certain to be decided very shortly.
The new owners of the property have
decided 10 enhance its value by con-
tinuing it to it's original objective
point at the Raymond Hotel. 1t will
be remembered that the line at pres
ent, after leaving Garvanzo branches
out into the Eagle Rock valley for a
distance of four or five miles. This
section of the road will be maintained
under the new regime, and the two
and quarter fraction miles separating
Garvanzo from Pasadena will be built
over, and the through line operated
between the Raymond and this city.
As this will be by far the shortest line
between those two points, il will ford
a means of rapid transit of incalcul-
able value,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08

and others. The meeting broke up
shortly after II o'clock, all avowing
that it was the most complete and
enjoyable affair Of the kind ever held
in this county.
Among those present were the gen.
tlemen mentioned above and
Messrs. w. r. Mcintosh, George
w. Burton, w. s. Waters,
John T. Gafey, Z. German,
Sam Hamilton, Esq, Col. Sloss, OF
the State Board of Equalization
Judge Eaton, of Pasadena; John F.
Forster, J. M. Meredith, Ed. Baer,
Chas. l.. Northcraft, A. j. King, Esq,
Gen. John M. Baldwin, representa-
tiyes of the press, and others.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
THE MINERAL BELT ROAD.

A Line OF Great Interest 10 the
Santa Ee People.
1t is stated on good authority that
work will shortly be commenced OH
the Mineral Belt Railway in Arizona.
This road, which to be operated
between Flagstaff and Globe City, a
distance of about 24O miles, is Of great
Importance commercially. It ira
verses one of the richest sections of
Arizona, passing through a magnifi-
Gently timbered district and tapping
rich mineral regions. But apart from
this it has another important feature.
The Sonora Railway from Benson to
Guaymas is the property Of the Atchi
son, Topeka and Santa Fe road.
To reach this lire the company
is now compelled to run its cars over
the Southern Paci6c's track from
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.--Wm Lewis, Oak.
land Ed Beaumont, New Mexico;
Decker, Pasadena; George, Fonst. st Paul,
Minnesota; Jack Compton, Rochester; L
Anderson Tule River; X K Westcott, Ivan
hoe; Ed Campbell, Vallejo; II L Eagap,
Tucson; D Pardee, Cotton; H Ladd, San
Bernardino: T Connect, Rodondo Beach;
r F Smith, Kansas; Martin Forde, San Fer.
nando; M Chamberiin, Iowa; G Griffin,
Pasadena; F Maucheca, q Sha.p, Santa Bar
bara; T L Washbure, Joseph Page, Tularei
GAINESVILLE Ohio; John h Hughes, San Fer.
nando John Reilly, Apaheim; Ferd Fetz-
laff, Palmdale; R H Mccall, Santa Bar
bara; f M Coble, San Fernandez; + West
brook, California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08

Deming to Benson. The Mineral Belt
road will have it's Southern terminal
within few miles of Benson, and as
its northern terminal is at Flagstaff
on the Atlantic and Pacific, which is
the Santa Fe's main line,. it will be
seen that by purchasing the Mineral
Belt road and extending it to Benson
the Santa Fe will be Independent of
the Southern Pacific. As the Sonora
Railway promises in the future to b e
a great commercial feeder the import
anca of this project can be realized
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
The Eistnore Road.

1t is expected that the grading be-
tween South Riverside and Elsinore
will be finished in about three weeks
and the laborers will then be trans.
ferred to the division between San
Diegoi and Elsinore. The route by
which this road will connect with the
Southern Pacific at Pomona is not yet
decided and speculation is rife as tt
its probable course.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
The Fairview Branch.

Those interested in the Santa Ana
and Fairview road are pushing its
construction with all the speed possi-
BILE. The grading is done four miles
out from Santa Ana and two miles
from Fairview, leaving only gap of
two miles and the bridging to be yet
attended to. The ties are being dis
tributed, and the rails are expected in
few days. 1t is anticipated that the
road will be in running order in thirty
days from date.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
General Gle nfmgs.

Those injured in the San Fernando
disaster are all doing we'll.
"Lots Of work, but no news" was
the order of things at the Southern
Pacific ticket Office yesterday.
The Burlington excursion, which
will leave on the 18th inst, will go
via Salt Lake and Denver, and moi
o yer the "Sunset" line.
A standard gauge road is proposed
from .>Nordhoff, Ventura county, to
Santa Barbara, passing through Car
penteria and Monteclito, a distance
of forty miles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
A New Line.

The Long Beach and San Pedro
Railway Company filed articles OF in
corporation yesterday for the purpose
of building railway from Long Beach
to San Pedro Harbor, distance Of
five miles. The following are the
names OF the directors: J. NJ. Leach
Harvey L. Bissell, E. Bouton, James
Campbell and John w. Green. The
capital stock is 100000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
Will Come to this City.

The San Bernardino Inde1 says
that narrow gauge road from that
city to Bear Valley has been decided
on. Its present terminal point will
be San Bernardino, though it will
probably be pushed on to Los Ange.
les. The road as at present mapped
out will be about forty miles in length
and will run through a richly timbered
district, thus being Of great benefit to
the lumber trade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
T. T. T..

Having purchased from Los Angeles
county thirty acres of land, only short dis
tance from the business center of the city,
at remarkable low figure, have subdi-
oided the same into lots, and will offer them
for sale on and after the 1st day of April.
Watch this chance and wait your time, as
there will be bargains that will surprise you
oil. These are the cheapest and best lots
ever placed upon the Los Angeles market.
Tha Rapid Transit road, Krutz street car
line and City Park are on either side Of this
tract. The largest locomotive and car
works west of Chicago will be built only
few blocks away Rapid transit, graded
Streets beautiful views, plenty of pure
spring water and delightful surroundings
are few of the numerous benefits derived
within the reach of all, as the prices will be
extremely low. For maps and prices call on
R. A. Ling.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08

= Buy Eagleson's fine shirts. SO N. Spring
street.. 70 aH
Point Reyes butter at X. M. Hams, 270
South Spring street, corner Fourth street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08

Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the Black Diamond Coal
Company in another column.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08

Now in transit from New York, Cross &
Blackwell's jellies and pine apple jam in
glass Also Vostizza culrants, German
prunes, etc. K M. Hams, 270 South Spring
street, corner Fourth street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08

A NASAL INJECTION free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh R, medy. Price
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
Undelivered Telegra ms.

Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office. II North
Main street. up to 10 P. M. Saturday
A. Bills, Mrs. j. 0. Scott.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
To Architects.

DLAN5 AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR A
i twe-story frame building. half iron
front, to cost not exceeding SO 900, so feet
front, "a feet deep, first floor having stair
way and two store-rOOms, second Roor hav-
ing one b sll with ante chambers for lodge
purposes 80 feet long, one hall go feet long,
remainder nall way and Office rooms.
Association will pay $50 for plans and
specifications as above that they may adopt
at meeting OF the Directors to be held at
San Fernando, Cal, April I6, 1888, at
O'clock P. N. OF that day; but reserve the
right to reject all plans and specifications
that may come before them.
a5-7t WE WILSON, Sec.
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of the United States to corporations
giving them into the hands of the
few while the many have gone beg
ging for homes without gaining them.
The public domain, bought for the
people by the people, where is it now ?
We have, as far as we could during our
short time in power, handed back the
lands Of the government to their
pristine ownership. The fight now is
between the laboring West and the
money-acquixing East, or, as John p.
Irish expresses it, the "long-legged
COW browses in the West to be MIXED
in the East" The Democratic press
will assist the party with all the
power that this machine gives.
A. about this time Colonel Ayers
was interrupted in his speech by
some of the youthful guests, who were
growing eolvivial, and in the ut.
most good humor he turned
and addressed them in a strain
that has seldom been equalled
in eloquence, wit or rhetoric. He
improvised, on the moment, passage
after passage of blank verse, so per-
feet in rythm and salient in point that
many thought he was quoting Shakes
peare, until the local points he wat
making elucidated his purpose. His
closing remarks quite brought dowr
the house.
DR.. J. HI. Bryan, of st. Paul, re
sponded to toast on the new Demo
cratic arrivals from other States
Chief of Police Cuddy responded 10 {
toast on the improved condition
OF the Los Angeles police force
He guaranteed full protection K
every one who would attend the con
yention. There were other toasts ans
] responses b4 Carlos Cruz Gin Spanish