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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-24

A n old reliable turpentins or saw-mill wood
N man wishes a position with good man;
has had several years experience Address P.
o. Box 20S. Patterson, Ga.
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WANTED, orders for Wood and Coal OF all
w grades, good measure and prompt delivery
guaranteed, by c. II. DIXON q Co, No. s
Drayton street.
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DRESERVES, Mince Meats and variety
l. Jellies, sold loose or by the pound at J. S.
F. BARBoUR'S, New Houston and Barnard
streets
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

EOR RENT, from Jan. IS. the new store and
Il dwelling corner Indian and West Boundary
streets. Apply to S. MENDEL, Bull and Bay
tc
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EOR RENT, new 10-room house, with all
IL modern Improvements, No. 96 Duffy street,
between Abercorn and Drayton; possession
given Jan. 10. Inquire on premises.
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LNOR RENT. about 20 acres of good land suit
Il able for truck farming-part of the Jasper
Springs farm. on Bay street extension, about
WIN LAZARON, care Mohr Bros
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


DRUGGIST, with several years practical ex-
Experience, graduate of pharmacy, wishes
position; best of reference. Address ALOES,
News office.
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A LARGE line of Hair, Tooth, Nail, and
"a Shaving Brushes Toilet and Fine.tooth
Combs, at PALACE PHARMACY, at bargain
prices during holidays.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

EOR RENT, rooms, furnished or unfurnished
Il with or without board, at reasonable rates
at IS Jefferson street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14
ABOUT DOCTORS BILLS.

Many struggling family has all i can
do to keep the wolf from the door, without
being called upon to pay frequent ana eX-
brilliant bills for medical advice and attend
ancc.
True, the doctor Is often n necessary,
though expensive, visitant OF the family
circle; nevertheless pure and well tested
rcmedes-like Warmers safe Curc-kept
on hand for use when required will be found
u paying investment for every household IN
the land.
Sickness Is one Of the legaces Of life and
yet every III that flesh Is heir 10 has an anti
dOte in the laboratory OF nature. The Hon.
III. II. Warner, of Rochester, n. y, presi-
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce of that
city, was u few years ago stricken with kid
ney disease, which the physicians declared
incurable. In this extremity airiend recon-
mended TO him vegetable preparation now
known throughout the civilized world as
Warmers Safe Cure lie tried IL, and was
quickly restored TO perfect health. The in.
cident led him 10 begin the manufacture OF
the wonderful preparation and 10 make It's
merits known In all tongues and among all
peoples.
lie has now laboratories aud warehouses
in the United States not only, but In Can
ada, England, Germany, Austria, Australia
and Buunah. His preparations meet the
requirements and elect the cure Of a variety
Of diseases, and are oil compounded from
medicinal plants Of the highest virtue.
Mr.. Warner Is man OF affairs, OF wealth
culture and the highest standing In his own
city and throughout the State. His character
~ the best guarantee Of the purity and cX'
ccllCnce OF his renowned Remedies which
may be found in every first class drug store
Of Europe and America.
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A Counting room Device.

Among the daily things OF business that
are a mystery To the uniniated, the most
bcwildcring Is that OF bookkeeping. The
average merchant or business man who
undertakes 10 look over a set OF books and
find out what his balance Is, or was on
any particular day, how Il was made up
aud what has become Of u, Is soon lost.
There IL many case OF suspicion and
hcart-burning that would be instantly dis.
sipaicd II the employer knew Just how 20
arrive at the truth. In a recent conyersa-
ton with an old and successful merchant
he spoke OF this, aud how impossible II
was for the average business man 10 know
anything Of the daily condition Of
his business. lie said: Tho
best thing | have seen aud which
promises the most good 90 all concerned,
h a simple little device copyrighted by
MFR. W. l. Surprise, ol this city, a daily
cash balance book by means OF which a
bookkccpcr or cashier eau, In fifteen min
uics each day, put the summary OF the
whole days business In small space
whore Il Is easily understood by anyone.
Each days cash balance Is placed by itself
aud shows for itself, the days receipts
and disbursements, the balance and Just
/ what that balance consists OF, II In bank,
/ whcrr, and the amounts In each, II Ia
checks. coin, currency, In safe or tickets,
| all II shown at n glance aud with perfect
accuracy. II the work OF any dny Of the
wear Is desired, there i Is plain and sim
/ pie by ITSELF II there IA an error any.
/ where, instead OF having TO check over an
/ the work OF that period 10 find II, this little
/ book shows Just the day In which
IL occurred and explains II or
shows how II happened. II ~
small, convenient 10 place anywhere. and
contains a whole years work, Ia lastly
bound with flexible leather covers, and
round corners, aud being autographed is
uniform In lines and spaces. would not
allow my bookkoepcr 10 he without this
llltlo book. even II he wished, which GER
tainly he docs not. kALAKAUA.
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The "TInwer. Thnl nlonn

In ;hc Spring" fragrant and fresh in their
ycrnal beauty, aru welcome iDdced after
winters long aud cherries reign. The
birds also, with their merry roundclays. the
balmy bncczcs, the running brooks, aud the
iar-rclchinr meadows ROBBED IN velvet green
all these Ella rm every sense and OIL the
soul with glndness. But there u something
that Is more welcome In spring than flowers
and birds aud brco1cs, running brooks aud
meadows green. and that Is medicine that
will gently purge aud cleanse the blood Of
the fatty and uoXious impurities that have
collected Ia IL during the winter, and
leave u pure aud Wholesome aud la proper
condition for long hot spell Such a modi-
cine 4 Po-ru-na, the great Blood Purifier
and Tonic. Take Il Ia time aud tone your
system up. 10 will foriify you against the
most facilitating effects OF the heat. Don't
forget Man.a-lin, also, for your bowels. 81 a
bottle each
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CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR THE
LOCAL LEGAL FRATERNITY.
The Weeks Calendars in the Criminal
and Circuit Courts-Blg Sales Of Real
Estate By Clerk and Master McHenry,
Transfers, Etc.

In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Mary
Jones, colored, was given one year for
larceny.
Eli JONES' for petit larceny, fined sos.
Rush Winberry, carrying pistol, moved
for new trial; no judgment.
Fred stahlcamp, assault and battery,
S25 and six months.
Calendar for Monday, April 15-No.
1S0, Richard Summers; 22G, Phil Johnson;
2-3, Fred Davis.
For Tuesday, April lG-No. ll6, ALI.
Reeves; l43, Will Vaughan, ct al.
For Wednesday, April 17-No. l49,
Buck Fillman; 23J.23S, Ed Keller.
For Thursday, April lS-No. 225-224,
Dock Davenport; 223 o. b. Parker; 236.2i6,
Henry Thomas; 237 King Solomon Sum
mers; 3ii, Walter Bell.
For Friday, April 1924, Anthony
Goodwin, alias Goodman; go, Henry
Butler
For Saturday, April 2O-2Os-2O9 Bland
Fields; lsl-lS2, 4. +. Merit; 1914, Joe
Hunt; 25l - Horn; 67-GG, Shed Dukes,
ct al 323, j. +. Wllkerson; 3l7-3lG.3lS,
Sam Wolf, alias Thorp; 270.2S0.2sl, @. II.
Wurtsbergcr; 81, Allen Shaw and Lula
Renhardt; 0l-95, VI. Sheridan; 80, j. b.
Stewart; 800, - Beurer; 220 $50, J. +.
Dudley; 33l-332, Emma Walker and
Macon Walker
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DierkmAn WIN settle In

ST. LOUIS, No., April l3.-B. IL. Knb-
ben, attorney for Henry X. Dieckman, the
100000 deiaulter, has returned from
Windsor, Ont, whore he went to consult
with his client on business connected with
his financial Affairs in 81. Louis. Mr..
kribben said that he would have his
clients affairs settled in n few days. lie
does not know what Mr.. Dieckman intends
TO do in the future ~ 10 business. Mrs.
Dicckman Is in constant communication
with her husband. The attorney brought
a propositionilr Dicckman TO those he
doiaulted Tor ultimate restitution II lac Is
permitted to return aud guaranteed im-
munity from prosecution.
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$500, 50xl85 feet Of land commencing at
the point OF intersection OF the south line
Of Meriwether street with the west line oil
Waldran avenue.
Robert B. Leo to Clara Marks, for
$1,000, 304xl4S1 feet oiland, corner Adams
and Manassas streets, part OF county lot
No. SOP.
j. I. Humphrey ct al. to Mrs. Nellie
G. shannon, for $1,000, 50xl4O feet OF
land, being lots Nos. Il and Is, Freeman s
subdivision.
Memphis Land and Investment Com
pany to d.. Friedman, for $3.50, l4SxS0 feet
OF land, being lot No. A. Of Il. l.. Mea,,
CHAINS subdivision, corner OF Dixon and
Mckinley streets.
J. w. Strong, ct al to f. NJ. Nelson;
for $4,000, l40x700 feet Of tract OF land
known as the McKinston tract.
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in home and in church to know the right
from the wrong, while we were left to plod
along the shadowy paths OF sin; and yet
you never held out your strong hands to
clasp our weak ones; you never tried TO
help our poverty by your abundance, our
ignorance by your knowledge, our sin by
your purity; you never tried TO help us at
all" Which OF you is ready to face this
recordP IL is your own, and some day YOU
must face it.
Feryently hope that this may be the
day OF your awakening, when you may
earnestly ask: Lord, what wilt Thou have
me 10 do?" LIpE MERIwErHRR.
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Circuit Court.

Calendar for Monday, April l5-No
l0,j6S, Lymus Wallace vs.. Society Proven.
ton Cruelty; 1851, J. II. W. Harris vs..
Globe Reserve Mutual Lilo Insurance
Company; l0,572, II. Roichman vs. Thos.
Boyle; 1888, @. Lyon VS.. X. G., 7. S. &
VI. r. II. Co.; 1850, Collins Varnish Co.
w. James Degnan; 1857, l.. II. Word vs..
X. l.. Hunter; 10, j19 Joseph II. Kcane. ct
al. vs. Eugene Robinson; l0,jS3, Philip
Hartman vs.. g. o. 4 5. w. K. Il. Co.,
0,5si, Taxing District vs.. b. IL. aud A.
r. Hayden; lO,5Sj, Same vs. John Over
ton, Jr.
Tuesday, April 1G-Nos. 10, i0S, D. J.
Cutler vs.. Alex Watson; l0,6SG, Taxing
District vs.. Thomas Barrett; 1857, Tax
ing District Va. Hugh Brnklcy; l0,5Ss,
Taxing District vs.. W. A. Collier lO,5S0.
Taxing District W. Patrick Griffin, Sr.;
l0,jOO Taxing District VS.. Daniel larken;
1852, Taxing District vs. Dunscomo
Bros; l0,503, j. j. Kicks vs.. Stigall &
Walsh; l0,505, Cornelius Fellows, ct al.
Vs. Artcsian Water Company 1886.
John Mergcl vs.. Mrs. X. Kallaher.
Wednesday, April lI-Nos. 10, j07, J. J..
Long, vs.. Gailnoy and vito ct al; l0,j0S,
J. u. Mcclure and wife W.. Citizens X. II.
Co.; 10000, Tho Phoenix Fire ct AL w.
w. j. Booker l0.G0l, Amelia b. Batter
vs.. J. T. Frost; l0,G0G, Robert T.. Lee ct
al. Va. II. Weitcr Manufacturing Com
pany, 1901, W. $. Jones w. Il. Braun;
lO,Gi2, T.. Macarthur VI. v. II. Woodbridge;
1908, w. J. Miller Vs. T.. II. Woodbridge;
1904, Auguslcrs Hall W. Alice Hall;
l0,Glj, Folk, Spinning Il Co. vs.. S. W.
Parker.
Thursday. April $4,000 r. W.
Wright vs.. JOS Chambers; 1901, Mem
phis Metal aud Wood Manufacturing
Company W. Jas. Boganna; 1868, 4. n.
Hancock W. Henry HUFF 1868, Taylor
Alternately vs.. ;. W. Parker; 1867, j. T.
Thompson Va. Walsh x Branch; i0,G2S,
w. &. Easily Va. Ia Patterson. 1861, 4.
| J.. Bannon W. w. II. Reilly; 1862 Mil
| ton B0xlcy vs.. r. Fi,zgiObOns; l0,633, A..
G. Wcburn, agent, vs. II. Bcichmnnn.
| lO.63t, Henry Thomas vs. j. A. Bailey &
O.; iO.G35. 4. Dcrlhinger Va. A. Fefber.
Friday, April lD-Nos l0,Gll, Mrs
Margaret Corners W.. McCaddcn, Rootcr
& Co; 1909, May Oyorton vs. II. Reich
mann; l0Gi3, Heath & Milligan Manuiac.
turing Co. Va James Dcgnan; 1904. L.
Iawovs. Lymus Wallace; 1000, Cyrcs
Field W. Louisville x Nashville Railroad
Company, 1904, Colt q Go. vs. james
Dcgnan; 1908, lIamblctt Il Finley Va.
southern Cotton OIL Company. lO,0jO, W..
II. Riley VI. NJ. Stricklin, 1861, X. Nor
ris Va. Memphis & Nicksburg Packet Com
pan: 1862, N. l.. Borcn VI. Memphis &
Nicksburg Packet Company; 1868, S.
| Windbcrgur ". |. Mcnkc.
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Tho following sales were made yesterday
10y Clerk and Master MclIenry, Of the
Chanccry Court:
Ono acrc and thrcc-quartcrs, south side
Of Adams street, adjoining Claybrook's, 10
Il. q. Brown; $3.50.
Part Of the llocg tract, corner Waldrnn
avenue aud Hicks street, 10 A. ID. Allen;
S725.
West half Of lot II, shanks subdivision,
3Oxlisl feet, ON st. Charles street, 10 Il.
q. Brown; $50.
Ten acres three miles east Of the city, on
Bcttis avenue aud Germantown road, To
q. \. stoyall, 81. 400
lot Of land containing seven acrcs
known az the Delaney tract, 10 4. W.
R0yslor 100.
lot at intersection Of Bhnkloy avenue
aud Hicks street, 2jJx2i0 feet, " X q.
Brown, sl,Oj0.
south half Of lot 2, 37Ix256 feet. cast
side Of Dunlap street, 10 G. A. stoyall;
$40
10, $50. eOxi60 foot. east side Main
street, First Ward. 10 John Whalcn, $500.
Lot ON east side Of ncSolo street, i70xG0
ico,, being part Of lot IL, block 80. TO J..
NJ. Ford; s3,Oj0.
Lot Q. block ., 0lx3jO feet, ives, side of
Chcstr street, % X O.. Brown; si, 500.
lot 2. BLK IS, i0XGO feet, west side OF
Causcy sircut, 10 w. Radiord. Sa26.
Lots -, - aud q block -, 2ixi25 feet
each, north side oi Jackson slruct, Tenth
Ward, 10 +. H. llaichcit sl,7O0.
lot -, block Z, 2ixlOO feet, west side Of
Second street, Tenth Ward, to |. T. Dyer,
$50.
lot "a, block I, 2lNG0 icct, on Water
strcct, Tenth Ward. 30 &. y. berlin: SIS.
lot H. block Z, 2jXlOO feet, west side
Of second street, Tenth Ward, to II. T.
Aulrnwat egut
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W. u. Bethel to Rosetta q. Yobcsl, for
$50, iOOxeOO feet Of land on Madison
street, being all Of 10, 10 and q part Of lot
n, In Madison Heights subdivision.
J. s. Marks and wiio 10 Mrs. T.. A.
bland, for $50, lo0xliSl feet Of land,
being lot No. . Of J. s. Marks subdivision.
In the town Of Dexter, Shelby County,
Tenn.
Eatellc lamb ct al. 10 A. J. Dlglcy, for
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14
IforSfsrd's Acid Phosphate
nEwARE OF mutations.


PORTLAND, Ore, April ia terrible
fight occurred between a number OF men
at hotel In Spokane Falls last night, in
which five men were stabbed, three OF
them fatally. One Of them Is Harry john
son, OF Chicago. No particulars Of the
affair have yet been learned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14

The agent OF the Iron Mountain Rail.
way received today 400 pamphlets, con-
tanning maps and detailed information a.
no location Of land offices, how 10 homo.
stead and reach the new Territory, Okla
homa. The Iron Mountain route, via
little Rock. Fort Smith and the beautiful
Indian Territory, Il the most dcsirabloo ono
to oklahoma. Write for map or call on
N. ID. Wilson, Passenger and Ticket
Agent, 800 Main street Memphis, Tenn.
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The sh,pwrscLca samoan Crows.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April l3.-Thc
steamship Alameda arrived at her wharf
at o o'clock this morning from Australia.
She touched at the Samoan Islands and
had ON board q number OF officers aud
sailors from tho men VI war wrecked In
Amin hurbor
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u,,c,.i, A n,,.on- aos MAI. street.

Are prepared TO sell you all grades Of fur.
niturc Us low ~ any house In tho South.
Their stock IL very complete, and they are
offering special Inducements for the next
week. They have one OF the largest stocks
OF mattings ever brought 10 this market.
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PAnAsols repaired at 81 Madison street.


Iinot, order them Immediately, for they
are the best homemade cigar ever manu-
featured in Memphis and they always give
cntio satisfaction.
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Probate ,ourt.

A. T.. Croft was appointed adminisira-
tor Of the estate Vi w. II. Croft, deceased.
Bond, 81, 100.
John League was appointed adminisira.
tor Of the estate Of A. Carloni. on his oil
fetal bond.
]. W. Brown was appointed adminisira.
tor Of the estate Of NJ. w. Cherry, de-
ceased Bond, $1,000.
The will Of Olive Fleming was filed for
probate yesterday.
frankie Benton and Bette Dcadwiloy
were adiuigcd OF unsOund mind.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14

ASK your grocer for Allen H. Wrisleys
pure and unauthorized Happy Family
soap.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14

FoR restoring the color, thckcnlng the
growth and identifying the hair, and for
preventing badness, Halls Hair Remover Is
UNSURPASSED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14

JrwrLny and waichwork solicited by
NJ. Goodman, Az Main, opp. second
Presbyterian Church.
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HAvR Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments, Poe per week.
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go,o.oedman a rhurchIII's.

3il Main street, for fancy groceries OF oil
kinds. New goods, lowest prices.
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An work In Parasol line 81 Madisoni
covering In any goods desired.
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PARAsou for 1889. 81 Madison street.
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Madam IInlnr.


Hunter Bros. drcssmakcr, will be ready 10
take orders for dresses tomorrow.
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THE OPEN DOOR,"
AN EARNEST PLEA FOR THE
woMAN'S HOME.

One Of the Best and Bravost OF All the
Needed Charities OF the City. and
One Eminently Worthy of Public Sup
port.
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an. a. .,a.amss A Vhu,en,ll,.

9il Main street, for iancy groceries Of all
kinds New goods, loves, prices.
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ASK your grocer for Allen n. wnsley's
pure and unaduliera,cd Happy Family
Soap.
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PAn,sols made irom Ia rosca sticks, 81
Madison.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-14

Tho Largest aud Hest selected
Stock Of Shoes 10 be found In the city.
J. NJ. HUI & Co.
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Marriage Licenses.
Fred Willies and Minnie Smith were
yeste rday granted license to marry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-24
LONSDALE'S LITTLE TRIP.
He Admits He Had Not Lost
Any North Pole.
EXPLORER AND NATURALIST
Violet CamerOn's Late "Bon Ami"
Goes After an Entirely Differ
ent Kind of Game.
EXPLORER AND NATURALIST
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD !

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
SAN Francisco, April 23 Lord Ions
dale arrived here to-day on the steamer
Bertha, from Kodiak, Alaska. He gives
the following account of his travels:
On the 20h Of February, 1888, he left
London, equipped for journey through
the country adjacent to the Arctic Circle.
He proceeded directly to Winnipeg,
Manitoba, where nearly all his outfit was
left, and started north with sleds drawn
by dogs, his only white companion being
William McKewn, and a cook in the en-
ploy of the Hudson Bay Company.
In August, 1888, he reached Melville
Island, the farthest point north reached
by him. Thence he started across Alaska
for KODIAK, his course being from Mel
vile Island to the nearest point on the
Yukon river, after reaching which he
followed it nearly all the way.
lie had with him .sixty-nine dogs aud
eighteen Indians, but, during the jour-
ney, all but eight of the dogs died and
several of the Indians were nearly frozen
to death. Lonsdale was obliged to walk
over l,0UU miles OF the journey across
Alaska, owing to the depth of the snow,
which made it possible for the dogs to
drag but little more than the sleds with
provisions on them. On November 10,
1888. he reached the Russian Mission on
the Yukon river. From there he went
across to the Neshagak river; thence to
Bristo Bav, arriving at Katma on Janu-
ary II, 1889. Owing to the thickness of
the ice, boat did not arrive from Kodiak
until March 14th. He left Kodiak a
month ago for this port.
Lord Lonsdale says that his object
was not to find the north pole, as has
been published, but to explore the
islands in the Arctic ocean and study the
birds and animals found there. He will
stay few days in this city and then 60
to New York by way of Winnipeg. He
brought with him number of rich speci-
meme, which he secured on his journey.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-24
ON SPECIAL SALE TO-DAY A.
WINERITRGH,S.

lot of children's summer babriggan shifts
and drawers, 20 cents each; shirts sizes % to
A lot of fine printed India lawns, stripes and
figures, cream, buff, pink and blue ground
work; 80 cents a suit on sale Tuesday only.
A lot of No. 5 satin edge, picot, watered rib
bons, all colors, 8 cents yard.
line OF pure silk,-corded edge, fancy flow
cred ribbons 8 cents yard.
line of ladies opera kid gloves, all sizes, 25
cents pair.
A line of dress shields, oil silk lined, 9 cents
a pair.
A line of ladies' silk lace mitts. black and
light colors, 15 cents pair.
A line of silk covered ball buttons, all colors,
B cents dozen, regular price rs cents.
A line of Belongs best quality knitting
silks, 20 cents ball, black and colors.
line of best quality indigo blue fancy
prints warranted fast, z cents yard.
line of Belongs embroidery silks, all col
ors, A cents spool.
A line OF No 9 satin and gros grain ribbon
all best colors, 8 cents yard.
A hne of good quality grained and alligator
leather belts, with satchels attached, 20 cents a
A iipe of plain colored sateen parasols, SO
cents each.
A line of ehildren's fancy parasols
A line of ladies' ribbed Lisle mot cotson) jer-
sey vests, silk embroidered edgings, 25 cents
each; worth rs cents.
line OF 3O.ipch wide all over Hamburg en-
broideryoaojust the thing for yokes of summer
dresses, 30 cents yard.
A line of swiss embroidery FIVE inches wide
10 cents a yard.
A lot of perfect a1amantine pins, all sizes, 8
cents psper.
A line of mems gauze undershirts, 10 cents
each
A line of mems polka-dot summer scarfs,
5 cents each.
A line of mems iaconet drawers, 25 cents Q
pair.
A line of linen-paper collars, 10 cents box
others esk 25 cents.
WINEBURGH's, 2O9 South Spring street,
Between Third and Fourth)
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-24

quences be what they may. The beauty
and fertility of this strip, 80 useless to
the Indians, and of profit only to
the Texas cattle kinge, have been
remarked upon heretofore by the
daily newspaper correspondence.
There seams nothing unreasonable in
opening it up at once, and to do 80 will
avert great trouble that now seems in
evitable. The people sre driven back
here from Oklahoma and are awaiting IN
the Territory the first chance to get out.
They must be relieved. The bsfiled set
tiers here are earnest and undismayed.
They will execute their purpose.
THEY BELIEVE IN JACK HAYES.
The troops in this region fortunately
are in command of Captain Jack Hayes,
an old frontiersman and discreet officer.
There is, nevertheless, going to be
great turmoil in the Cherokee Strip. un-
less the Government at Washington at
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