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petals at his feet, as he did GO, draw
Ing himself up to his full heignJ nc ss AZ,
'If he should rob me OF ner,
with his oily tongue, by my lead
Father, Iswear I'llhsve re-" Nellie
hastily put her hand over biz mouth,
thus preventing the last wofd OF the
oath. passing his lips.
"My dear Frank think of me, think OF
fathers advice to US before he died.
Guard tbysalf as q gift from God, face
thy foes with eyes OF truth. Speak not
the word that wounds the heart. Have
strength In thine adversely"
Nellie" said West, taking both her
hands In his, "You are my guardian
angel, shall now never forget those
precepts since they have been doubly
blessed by your lips" drawing her arms
horizontally behind him, he bent his
head to meet hers and each received
long silent kiss.
Nell" he said after pause, 81 am
afraid shall be jealous when the con-
quering hero comes"
She hung her head as che leaned far
back, holding on by his hands, for In
truth she had at times thought OF a hero
who must be in existence somewhere.
Frank" with an affected pout, Il don't
like you bit, but I'll forgive you II you
will come and have some luncheon"
West at that moment remembered
Emmy's rose; he saw the leaves scat
tered over the carpet like delicate pink
shells.
"Why Nellie, how did this happen?
would have given much to have saved
it whole"
They went on their knees to gather
the fragments. Nellie saw tiny piece
of paper which had been placed in the
centre of the rose. Emmy had placed 1t
there, SO that when the blossom fell, 1t
would then be q pleasant surprise.
Hastily Nellie unfolded it and read:
MI Desperandum, signed Emmy.
Look Frank" she cried, holding the
slip before him. He read the words over
and over again. as he sat on the floor.
Fool that was, to think for a mo-
ment that even the willy spirit Of Law
son could ever chang. her towards me.
| know it, feel it, with every pulse,
that she would rather die, than marry
him. From now on. Nell, our motto
shall be Nil Desperandum."
ITO be continued
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NIPPLES, black-heads, red, rough,
l AXAchapped and oily skin prevented by
CUTICURA SOAP.
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SOME STARTLING FACTS.
Tho Discovery of the Cause OF Most I'm
timely Deaths that Come upon
the Community.

The official returns of the City of New York show
that nearly three-fourths of all deaths are from
consumption. When stop to calmly think over
this fact. it is really awful And yet every case
without exception started from small beginnings.
cough in the morning; tickling in the throat;
thick phlegmy discharge; chilliness at night;
dlthcult breathing; a hghtness across the chest;
these and many more symptoms indicate the pres
ence Of that terrible disease which unless checked,
means certain death with long and painful suffer
ing.
In view Of such serious and ever-present facts
the suggestions and advice of the most eminent
physicians are of the greatest value.
DR.. John Gardner one of the most eminent ply
sicians in London. says Science, common sense,
Holy Scriptures and all experience testify to the
benefits derived from the use of pure whiskey"
DR.. D. II. Barker says: 81 have used ana exam
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Or. s. il. BQCkwalter says: "Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisky is, without doubt, the invalid drink when
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These truths from the lips Of the leading scientific
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Of men and women well known in The community
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SOAP, 25c; RESOLvENT, 81. Prepared by the
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Republicans of 9th Congressional
District,
AUSTIN. Texas, April ., 1888.

AUSTIN. Texas, April >, 1888.
The republicans of the Tenth Congressional
district are requested to send delegates to a
district convention to be held in the city of
Fort Worth, Texas, on the Gath day of April,
1855, two elect two delegates and two alter
mates to represent this district in the national
convention, IN Chicago, Illinois, on the 18th
day of June, 1888. and to transact such other
business as may properly come before it.
The representation will be the same as that
allowed in the state convention, as given in
the call of chairman of the state republican
executive committee.
J. C. DEGREES,
Chairman Republican State Executive Com
mittee, 10th Congressional District.
c. RUNGE, Secretary. Aft
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NIL DBSPERANDUM.
By EDWARD sTAPLEToN.
FContiRued from yesterdays issue. !
CHAPTER V,


CHAPTER
Sweet home the name should fl our hearts
with pleasure,
Like sweetest songs which overflow their
measure. L. 5.
Silently West wendell his way toward
home. 1t was about mile from Clay
toms house. There were many pretty
vallys on the north side Of the road.
overlooking portion Of the forest where
the blackbird and thrush sang merrily
in its shade. Further on was McLeary's
hall surrounded by an ivy COW
cred wall, now SO dreary since
the death Of its master. caused, no
doubt, by his only child leaving
him alone; none knew with whom she
had eloped; yet stay There was one
who must know, for surely the Irish
man who emerged from the shrubbery
on the eve of Luoy's leaving her home.
knew who the man was with whom she
was talking.
Shortly, West reached the lane in
which he lived; there we're but five or
six small, but comfortable houses, and
q church, which boosted OF 9 we'll
trained choir. Vests cottage was
the last. 1t had small ball.
In the front there was q diminutive gar
den. Evidently it had been made to look
its best, for the year was waning. A
narrow strip of pavement, bordered with
snowdrops, lead to the front door; its
little porch of lattice work covered with
honeysuckle, shedding fragrance many
yards around. In the bay-window of
the sitting room were few flower pots.
Some OF the plants were making final
effort to send out weakly blossom. A
canary, in its little wire prison, was sus-
pended over them. 1t bobbed its tail
first on one side, then on the other,
as West stopped to survey the whole,
as though bidding him welcome home
A pair Of lace curtains enclosed the little
conservatory, one of which was drawn
aside simultaneously with the Clank of
the small iron gate, which West had
turned TO close, and rather small oval
face, with wide open, excited eyes, was
seen but for moment, the door, with
its ground glass panels, opened as by a
spring and Nellie West stood with out
stretched hands to receive him, while
Fatima, a Persian cat, with an immense
frill, called down the narrow hall; with
q prolonged new, and tail pointing de-
cidedly heavenward.
~ see by your face, Frank, you have
been successful" said Nellie, as she
seated herself beside her brother on
faded velvet Lounge, where Emmy had
sat many times.
Eyes, Nell, in way;" he thrust the
rose he still held under her nose.
"Where did you get il? My poor tree
does not bear such nice ones as that"
SIT is the last token we shall get from
Emmy, till year has passed, unless
fortune favors us greatly beyond our ex-
pectations." He then told her all that
had passed at Clayton's.
who do you think met at the door
as / was leaving? None other than
Lawson. Clayton told me he was ex-
pectcd, and to propose to Emmy" His
face turned pale as the thought crossed
his mind, that at that moment, she was
in all probability closeted with him.
West sat staring at the floor. Suddenly
be rose ClutChing the arm Of the sofa,
crushing the rose, and scattering its
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HoW'S Your Liver?

The old lady who replied, when asked how
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that there was such a thing in the house"
was noted for her amiabilty. Prometheus,
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pretended to be happy. as the man who is
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stipation, indigestion, dizziness and sick
headache, which are caused by diseased
liver, promptly disappear.
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EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
Until the - .
With Scales Like spots.f II 'rtar. Cured
by the Cuticura Remedies.

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of mortar spotted on, and which came OF in
layers. accompanied with itching. l would
scratch every night until was raw, then the
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Morrill,, Wisconsin.
September 81, 1887.
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CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA
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Feb. Z, 1SSS.-Not a trace whatsoever of the
disease from which suffered has shown itself
since my cure. GEORGE COTEY.
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TO be continued. |

Spring and Summer Goods.
Mr.. D. Quasso. the southern tailor, on
Main plaza, has received a fine line OF
spring and summer goods and invites
inspection. Fine suits made to order on
short notice. Charges reasonable. If
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CHAPTER V.
Sweet home the name should fl Our hearts
with pleasure,
Like sweetest songs which overflow their
maQaurp
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Notice.

A meeting of the stockholders of the
Texas Tribune Printing company is
hereby called for Monday evening, the
10th inst, at Gambrinus hall.
JNo. Fl. COPELAND, President.
San Antonio, April 9Th, 1883. 4-5-l0t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13


% sec 10. tip 8 E, 10 W, valued at
$500, personal property $3.50, value
per State board $675, state and
county tax SO l3, BPS cial school tax
SO O4
S14. Wicks. M LIN Los Angeles
county, III acres OF land being in Sc
of and sw of secs 7 and 8, tip Is, r
low, bounded n, and W by grant
line, valued st $751;, imp $40, vslne
per State board $'S15, state and
county tax s72 23, special school tax
$l4 92
S15 497 5-1O0 acres OF land being
in sec 10, tip l p, r 9 W, valued at
$3.50 State and county, tax Sis II,
special school tx $24 %
s1e. 200 acres being in sec II, tp
s,r9w, bounded by grant line, val
ued at $1,000, State and county tax
$54.
S17. Wicks, M L-494 acres of land
being in sec 18, t l s., W, valued at
Sl1 1903, State and county ax.$iH IL,
special school tax S36 60.
SlS. 200 acres of land, being in
(bd Ii by Grant line and land OF
Hollenbeck) sec is, Is, W, val
ued at s5400, State and county tax
$s1 co.
S19. 1855 acres OF land, being in
ne 10 and ne sec 10, s, CIV, bd n
by land of Hollenbeck. by land of
Hollenbeck, by land of Baldwin,
" by land Of Baldwin & Phillips
tract, valued at $340n, imp $4,000, val.
per State Board $500, State aud.
county tax $S6 40.
$40. 27O acres of land on side,
BID 9 by Gran. line, in sec q, e, r
lew, valued 1T S1a5S, State and cOun-
ty tax $21 81.
S21 526 acres of land in sec 20, t
1 Is, row, bd n by land OF HOllen-
beck, 9 by land of Hollenbeck, . by
land of Lynch heirs, W by land OF
Baker, Rhodes, Baldwin aud Hol-
lenbeck, valeed at l2S67. State and
county tax S31 81.
u S22. 2S5 acres OF land, being in
NV u of sec 2S, 8, row, bd and
W by land OF Hellenbeek, 9 by
Grant line and lan1 of A ID Adams.
. by land OF Lynch heirs and A u
Adams, valued at $657, State and
county tax 50 IS.
l 1923. Wicks, M L-S.5 acres, being
fract sec 80, t IS, 9 W, valued at
$76, State and county tax u IA.
S24. acres, being tract sec 80, t
f1s.r9w. valued at $7, State and
county tax Az cts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

1
800. imp 5000, value per State board
S27O, State and county lax 81 o5
COL Also lot 20 blk A, valued at
| 500 pc prop Sl5. valve per State
board $10i, State and county tax
81 Sc
692. Bond & Hoyt-In Los Angeles
courty, Burnelt's add to Modena.
lot IS, b. k 5. val Led az 1858, State and
county tax 81 o.
693. Also lot 10, blk 5. valued at
s67 State and cuun tax 81 co
6a4. East side add 70 Modena. lot
Z blk A, value at $s1, State and
county tax 81 2l
COS. Also lot 8, blk A. valued at
ssl State and county tax 81 %
696. Also lot 8, blk A, valued at
800 imp $420, va ue per ate board
$3.50, State aud county tsx S. 80
697. Rougher, W tia East Side
add to Modena lot %, blk b. valued
at s6s, State and coun tax S 02
COS. Also Lot "a blk B. valued at
S67. State and CO nty tax 81 " L
690 Brock, J DIN .os Angeles
county, in Burnetts, add to Modena.
lot 2. blk s. valued at s'35, State and :,
c unity tax s2 OF
700, Also lot 3. block 5, valued at
$1S5, State and county tax 81 03
7O1. Keller, w Hin LIS Angeles
county. East side add to Modena,
lot 7, blocr b, valued at SSl, State
and county tax 81 21
702 Also lot 8, block B, valued at
$Si, State and county tax 81 %
1908 Also lot II, blk B, valued at
SSl s. ate and county TAX 81 81
7o4 Also lot is, blk &, valued at
sS1, State and county tax 81 % l
7O5 Brown, W DIN Los Angeles
Q county in Est 81 a d to Modena,
lot 5, block A, valued at $72, Stale
and county tax SIS
7O6 Also lot 6, blk A, valued ct
5 | $72, State an county tax 81 08 l
7o7 Guiherie. Geo-In Los Angeles
leSuniy. in rast Side add tu MOdena,
lot II, blk A, vtiued at 800, State and
3 county tax$ So
7OS, Al lot Is, blk A., valued at
IS 800, state and county tax 81 So
100. Barley, u J--In Los ANGELES
county, Is acres OF land in Oge
Bonds subdn 10 Saniiago de Santa
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754 Lambie's sub of loo, blk b,
(beinp lot 6, blk By, val.
ued at $3.50, imp $25, value per
State board SO 4s, state and couaty
tax $3 ", special school tax 19c
755. Also lot 7, blk B, valued at
$3.50, imp $3.50, value per State board
$3.50, State and county tax go 40,
special school tax 2Sc
1855 In Pomona Tract, Is acres
of blk 226, values at S2025, State and
county tax $50 81, special school tax
81 81
757. In Ro San Jose, ~ acres Cur.
rier Trac being lot 4, blk l, valued
at $270, State and county tax "a 05,
special school tax 22c
1853. In Town of Pomons, "A of
| lot z, blk S2, valued at $1,000, per prop
| $S25, value per State board $l9l3.
state and county tax s2S 60, special
| school tax 81 SO
| 759. Lorbier, J Gin Los Angeles
| county, 10 acres in Pomona tract, ne
! u of blk 206, valued at $3.50, imp SIS,
value per State Board S743, State and
county tax $l1 IA, special school tax
| 81 cts
100. Los Angeles District Camp
Ground-In Los Angeles county, 10
acres III temple G GlDSOu tract,
being NV "a of lot 4. r 4. valued at
S720, State and county tax $40 80,
special school tax IS 04
76l. Humphreys, John--In Los An.
geles county, 122 acres in Hellman
tract, san Pedro Rancho, BID n by
county road and Buckham. by San
Gabriel river. s by Dominguez heirs,
why land of Breeze, valued at 5000,
imp $1,000, value per State Board
$7110, State and county tax $l06 IS,
special school tax $40 "a
768. Spears, Jas Stu Los An
geles county, personal property val
ued at $l06, special school tax 32 cts
764 Turner, Henry-In Los An
geles county, personal property val
ued at $500, special school tax 81 5Oi
1855. Erbe,, Lewis--In Los angeles
county, personal properly valued at
$440, special school tax 36 cts
768. Lenzinger, Ain Los Angeles
county, personal property valued, at
$iSl4, spi ci, Il school lax 81 25
1867 CanHeld, E Din Los Angeles
county. per.onal property valued at
$540, state and county tax ~ cts,
special school tax 70 cts
1853. Rowland, Whitley & Coin
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

COuuty, personal prop Tty VHLueO dt
8S $3.50, special sc OOl LAX 81 30
sN. Youngblood. roseph-In Los
Angeles county, personal property
valued at $423. special school tax
$126
geles county, / acre in ChappelOws'
sub OF part of n of Sc u OF NV "a
u lot 10, sec 36, tp Il. IL w, valued al
sl0S, State and county tax 81 62,
special school tax 6 cts
s73. Woodcock, W Win LIS An.
20 geles county, 5S acres being sw u of
NV n and fir iction NV "a OF sw "a of
sec IS, tp l S, T 10 W, valued at s6S,
State and county taxS. so
20 S74. Thomas & Ferris-In Los An
geies county. in Thomas & Ferris
sub OF of lot and part lot 4. blk =,
lot 10, blk L, valued at 1888, State and
80 county tax IS O7, special school tax
81 IA
875. Also lot IL blk L. valued at
s29' State and couL ty tax "a 40. spec
ial school tax 81 cts
% 876. Also lot IL, blk L, valued at
$720, State and county tax $40 50,
special school tax 81 %
s77. Also lot Ii, blk L, valued at
S720, State and county tax $40 80,
special school tax - %
$40. 8 SAValley Imp Compauy-In
% Los Angeles county. in town of Or
ange, lot 8, blk C,valued at 5000, imps
$500, value per State Board $500,
state and county tax 80 Is, special
.e school tax 81 50
S79H. Also ditch commencing at
the head dam on Santa Ana river and
running in asouthwesterly direc ion
to Orange, Tustin aud santa Ana,
value $4,000, valued at 500. stare
and county tax 81 50, special school
70 tax 81 cts ef
$50. 11H acres bd n by Dillon &
Uppin ditch, e and s by land of X
T0bermln, W by o i've Milling, tand
and Imp Co valued at S729 State
and county tax $40 "a. special school
tax $2lS
"a SS1. Also 76 acres bd n and by
Santa Ana river. by lar d If Mrs
Shorb, W by land OF Hazsn, valued
-o AZ 81 40. personal properly $40 val
~ ue per Slate Board Sl566, State and
county tax $23 40, special school tax
A70
W. ss2. Reed, Palmer Fin Los An
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ARE GENERALLY CARRIED OUT.

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