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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
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Maximum temperature 90 minimum tenn
perature, 50 0.
The isht Of the river at Augusta a. SO
O'Clock a. al. ys 'te day { gusta ii mel as
10 feet C ange DUNG the pas
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Cotton Region Bulletin for tweuty-four hours
ending p M, May y, 1889, 10Th Meridian time.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

4 net Photog Rpha, aS maRv Ter sigst by ten
frame a. you wish at tne SAVANNAH PHOTO
co. 8, l&9 BrouShtoR street
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ct denotes trace o. rainfall
G. F. Won HERMANN, Observer Signal Corps.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 EOkilA, CHATHAM COUNTY Waerras,
NJ SALsiE T. Ora WFOkJ has applied 70
Court Of Ordinary for Letters Of AdmInistra-
ton on the eStat4 Of IARY +. CRAWFORD, de-
ceEsi.
These are, therefore. TO cite ant admonish
all whom 10 may coucsrn 70 De and appear DO
fore sad court 70 maze objection N ay Lney
have on or before tue FIRST MONDAY III
JUNE NEXT, Otherwise sail letters will 10
granted.
Witness tbs Honorable HAMPTON L. FKaaiLG.
Ordinary FOR Chatham County, this the lst dag
OF Aay, 1855
FRANK T.. KEfLBACH,
clark a. q T. n
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TTOR q cool, dslicie e acid driak try Rap
l berry Limeads. Made from tho fruit sAly
AT LIViNS5TONS
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DRLSCRiPTiCNS prepared sy eONpetsat
1 p arnacKt and giving our personal attsR-
ton 10 all wants u the pub.ic T. 2. HEIDr,
FELIX PARSONS.
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4 RELIABLE Spring and Bleed KSticne,
n HE T'S Concentrated Extract Of Sara
parilla Qusen's Delight, yellow DecG wish
lodi q IF otesI.
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INOR The very best quality Of building and
i paving brick, send yonr erdss to g. J.
TOOIh & BRO, propristors VI Ocmul zee Brick
Yards Macon, Ga.
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CHElP. two Single boss Mattresses and three
y Bur ans at G ,LLAHkA'S hrt p Or ckery
store, south Br,Rt AID Barnard streets.
Feather Dustsrs at ha price.
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FOR SALE

7 IORSES-Wal arrive eSth, best lot Ligh
Sadd Horses, IS hands aad better average
! 900 pounds; a Sc lot good Texas Improved
Ponies aud .uares. J. +. GUILHAhTIN 4 co,
CoX'S Lot,
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EOR SALE, fine PaEo by party breaking
Il up housekeeping. ~ WaidS rig street.
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FOUNTAIN HEAD HOTEL,
THE SOUTHERN FAVORITE
SUMMER RESORT,

FIVE MILES FROM KNOXVILLE, TENN,
WILL open for reception Of visitors on
w JUNE {, 1882. T ia resort is situated on
very high hill aud surrounded by u very deuse
forest And lovely para. on wncn are three
springs Of water. freostone, limestone, chaly-
beate or he lth ana oeeuty II ~ II excel 4.
ftriotly first class in every department and
modern ia structure. For Information, a iress
r. A, O'BYRNF Manager,
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FRANK Z. KEiLBACH,
Clark q. o.. q. %

(t EOk0fA CHATHAM CoCsrY .--Norics =
NJ hefnby Rlge1 AZ pe. sons aTlnx Do.
fnAgff aKain BENJAMIN AUSTIN, ceasnd.
Z pr sent ten a. proper nf4dt 0nf
within he t|ina prescribed ~ lAw, - aa 10
sI0N fheir raarHfftf Yod alpu nl. AMI al Ter.
LOUIE hHgNh.
Adnials|rafQf s4tate hea sssln Aaailm
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EOR RELIABLE Or "a Toilet Arti lea, Trssh
L Seed and File Confectionery, at reasonable
prices, 20 to EEIDT'S.
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NOR SALE, brick residence, corner Gordon
1 aaI TattERll streets; R0derA improvements,
carr age hOuss and servants reERs: full lot,
with dover g4r&sa. ALFR l. MART IDGR.
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BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS,


nVERSTO KED with Shoe Brushes, and
" HEElT'5 Offering tlon at low priceG,
both tine and mOdIum quality.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

pop STREET, SEAsT. NEW YORK. Rooms
y % with board: sum nor ai0s, Refer by per
mi4s.ol to Mr. WEIGH, Mtcaell House, Tnomas-
Vile, Ga.
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LOST.

I OST a diamond last Tuesday liberal
Il reward LNiNdSTON'S PHARMACY.
Bull aAd state Elrests
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I o t. red leather valisa at DRie'S station, es
n eXourSio train. May ala Reward ~ eA
Return to JOIN SCAR pEDER, @ark' Z rcS.
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TTOR REM. pleasant roo rs for z ntlemen, in
J. private family, furnished or unfurnisned.
Box 80, Savannah, Ga.
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Weather Indications.

8 ecial indications for Georgia:
AIH Fair, stationary temperature in
Juslsrn portion, warmer In north
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EOR RENT, three da trAble roorss. singlv or
Il as q nat BATH OF same hOcr. Apply "a
South Broad stree
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- 2. NELL, Agent for the Domestic Sewing
hs Machine Offers % fhoss who ars net pre-
pare to buy a machine AZ p-ess & the follow
ing lib raj offer: To rent aud apply the amount
pa d for rsbt 10 the purchase when ready to
buy within ak MONTH. Att alton 10 also called
20 the special inducvH ntS oHsrsd 60 parties
wac may wish 10 boy on inSta lTnskta Oaly
slight advance on tue caAh price and small
monthly paymenta. Ihs DaInsstc SeWiag
Machines are giving more KsuerAl sAti fsstiOn
than any machine sxtant. Onaes d2h Bull
street.
CTUDENTS in short and and typevriters
> guaranteed 20 ito 8 at COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTE, near 1heater
DEFORE you buy or sell properly consult
ID ROBr. H. TAlkM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auct.Oneer.
CTUDENTs in shorthand I'D typeWrlts-s
- qua anteed post 01s at CONN hRCIAl
lSSTlTuTE near heater
WALL PAPER.-Ars you goiHg TO paper
w your Eou ~ II 80, cat N 10 Congress
sire I, get estimate and toitct fron ny large
stock Of new pa te a. JOHN q. BUTLER
DVORCE3-A. GOODRICH. attorney a. Law,
~ izI Dear0ora street. Chicago: advise fres;
q years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ROOMS TO RENT.
NOR RENT, from oct lat and New ist. nn~
Il rOn@s, furnished or unfuruishsd, with
be I'd Apply to Mss BANCROFT, 1873 Jonea
street.
T7OR REM. pleasant rooms for Z nflemen, in
i prlvat' family, furnished or unfurnisned.
Box "a. Savannah, Ga.
TOR RENT, three da irAblo roorAs sinslv or
Il as q nat; BATH OF same noer. Apply "a
South Broad stree.
HOUSES AND STORES FOr RENT.
nor RENT, desirable residence on Gwlnnett
Il street few dsorA from park also iwo Offices
convenient 10 pos. Office l. j. D. M, kssl
Estate Az Mt, bJE A ,er orn strset,
EOR RENT on Tybss ! lasd, s.Kro)m
II house with ssryanlh' house, san out.
house. THOS. A FOLLIAkD, Real Estate
Agent.
ECR RENT. two eightroom houses or Henry
Il street naAr Wee. Broad street. 4LO3. A.
POLLARD, Real Lsiate Agent
TOR RENT. four N tho,s new houses corner
u Of DrAytoI a. Sec nd avenue sr rooms
and Ath. Al Si7 80 per month 1lfO5 A, FOL.
lard, Real Est-ts AEsa
E'oh RLST. house n Cohsn's block. Hal
II o. eel, p0ssessl0a gives 10 Junsi vii cell
CARPETS ADD part ~ the furntnrei al new
Address boz =, Morning News ohoe,
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He Fell 800 Fee, and Lived.

E. L. Godfrey, a big horse raiser o
Canon City, Texas, is in the city stop
ping at the Centropolis. He came tt
Kansas City to receive medical treatment
for twisted ankle, having sustained his
injuries by pitching into a cafion SOC
feet in depth. With a party of friends
one day he started to hunt antelope neal
his home. A large antelope bounded up
before them early In the hunt and leI to
an exciting chase. About mile in front
yawned a deep chasm that fell from the
plain with such abruptness that an OBJ
server standing some distance away
would fail to discover it in the level
plain, although well acquainted with the
topography of the country. Mr.. God
frey was led into the cafion by the ex-
citement Of the chase.
81 knew" he said, "that was getting
pretty close to the caiion, but still did
not notice particularly, as 1 was almost
close enough to the antelope to lasso it.
The animal reached the brink and
started to dart back. l WAS too eager in
my endeavor to prevent its escape, and
my horse carried mo into the chasm.
How escaped with my life is miracle.
My horse was killed stone dead. lay
for some time, and when |
came to found my friends endeavoring
to fish me out.'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
Salaries Paid I'm Germany.

The German Empire does not pay it,
high employees on an extravagant scale
Prince Bismarck receives e2, 700 year
and a residence. The Foreign Secretary
gets e2,500, including free quarters; the
State Secretary, Gl,800, including free
quarters; the State Secretary of the I'm.
perial Court of Justice, 81, 200 and a
house; the State Secretary of the I'm
perial Treasury, 81 900 and house; the
State Postmaster. General, Ell 200 and a
house; the Minister of War, e1 800, with
house, fuel, and rations for eight horses
the Chief of the Admiralty, 81, 1888, with
a house; the Chief of the General State,
e1 500, house, and rations for six horses.
Fourteen Commanding Generals get
81 800 each, with free furnished quarters
and rations for eight horses. With re-.
gard to Ambassadors, those in London
and st. Petersburg are paid 81, 800 each /;
in Vienna, Constantinople and Paris,
$4,000 each. Of Ministers, G2,4O0 is
paid at Brussels, e2 ,25O at Bucharest,
e2, 400 at The Hague, 60, 700 at Madrid,
e3 900 at Pekin, CO, 400 at Rio Janeiro,
e3, l50 at Washington, $4,000 at Stock
holm, 800 at Teheran and G2. $50 at
Yeddo. Compared with the English
scale these figures are meager.
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Mrs. ChaSe,s coed Fortune.

1t would seem at last as if fortune was
once more returning to Mrs. Kate Chase
Spfague. Mrs. Chase, as she now calls
herself, had perhaps the greatest social
career in Washington that any woman
ever had, except Mrs. Dolly Madison.
When Chief Justice Chase died his
estate was not supposed to be worth
$4,000, and Mrs. Chase, who inherited
the bad head for managing her own
money affairs which distinguished her
father, managed to get rid of it long ago,
except the Chief Justices country place,
Edgewood, near Washington. Lately an
electric street railway has been extended
out there, the suburban farm has
reached the neighborhood, and Mrs.
Chase finds herself the owner of one of
the most valuable properties in the Dis
uict, Her son, Willie Sprague, who
went with his father in the Sprague do
mestic troubles and afterwards married a
sister of the woman his father married,
has separated from his wife and returned
to his mother. He is young fellow, not
much over 81, and there is hope for him.
Times Washington special.
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Gable Flashes.

ZANZIBAR, July 30.-The insurgents
have blocked the road to Mawapwa.
Three French mission runners were
killed while trying to get through the
rebel line.
HAVANA, July 30.-San Luis, village
near Santiago de Cuba, has been visited
by disastrous fire. Sixty houses we're
destroyed and two children burned to
death.
PARIS, July 30.-The Shah of Persia
arrived from England today. He was re-
ceived by President Carnot, and well
coined heartily by the crowd which had
gathered.
La Presse, the Boulangist organ, ac-
cuses the Government of falsifying 300,-
600 voting papers at the election last
SUNDAY. The corrected returns show
that Boulanger is elected in twenty three
cantons.
CAIRO, July so. -Advices from Assouan
say the advance of the Dervishes con-
tinues, though slow. A skirmish oc-
Cured yesterday between Egyptian
patrols and the Dervish outposts. Sixty
Dervishes were killed.
DUBLIN, July 30.-The Express says
| the surplus of the Parnell indemnity
fund exceeds e40,000. Only 100000
have been used.
BRISBANE, Queensland, July 30.-The
British bark Mallsgate, Newcastle, N. S.
w., for San Francisco, was wrecked on
Middleton Reef. Part of the crew are
missing.
YoKoHoMA, July 30.-A dispatch from
| Nagaeaki states that a dreadful earth
quake occurred in the western portion of
the island of Kiousnion. The town OF
Kumamoto was destroyed and many peo-
pie perished. A vast amount OF prop
erty was destroyed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 30.-The Minis
terial Council, held here, resolved to send
a new commission to Crete, to endeavof
to settle the difficulties there; also, to
dispatch eight battalions to the island
Italy advises Turkey to attempt to CON
ciliate the Cretans, and, if necessary, tc
resort to mediation by the European
powers. Italy will not consent to the
annexation of the island by Greece.
LONDON, July 30.-In the Commons
the Royal Grants bill passed the frs
reading without division.
At the Goodwood meeting, Stewards
three quarter mile straight was won by
Dog Rose, Amphion second, Noble Chief
tain third.
The British Foreign Office is negotist
ing q commercial treaty with Japan. By
the terms of the treaty Great Britain
: surrenders the present judicial privi
5 leges of her subjects in Japan, in return
| for which concession the whole interio
of Japan will be opened up to Englisf
trade.
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The Eda,s TrIal Trim,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30-The new steam
tug Ida W., launched from Whites ship
yards, Saturday, and destined for service
around the bay and in the coast
trade, developed an average speed
of eleven knots per hour on
her trial trip today. Among
those present on the trial trip we're John
G. Capron, the well-known shipping
merchant of San Diego, G.. w. jerks,
Charles White and J. Jardine.
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Napa Valley weather.

ST. HELENA, Cal, July 30.-Prior to
the last three days the Napa Valley
experienced about six week of COO
weather, with foggy mornings. This has
injured the grape crop materially, caus'
ing great deal of mildew and rot. aud
keeping grapes back. The crop will be
below the average. This was the hottest
day of the season, the thermometer iDdi.
eating about 100 degrees.
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Transcon,inentai Association.

CHICAGO, July 30-The TranscoDti
mental Executive Committee spent the
forenoon in considering sundry matters
referred to it by the Passenger Commit
lee. Nothing was done in relation to
any question in dispute. The contro-
versy between the Southern and Cana
dian Pacific roads did not come up for
discussion. A meeting of the entire AS
sociation is called for tomorrow, at which
time the committee will submit its re-
port,
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Crack ShRaR.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-Corporal w
D. Umphray, Battery 1, First Artillery,
U. s. A, and Corporal Christian
BRAND, Troop A, Second Cavalry, have
been selected to represent the Depart.
ment OF California in the competition of
distinguished marksmen to take place
this year at Bellevue rifle range, near
Omaha, Neb.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
San DiegOiDOings.

SAN DIEGO, July 30-Two horse
thieves, named Bunch and Chapman
became engaged in quarrel at Pola, this
county, when the latter shot the former
twice, one ball entered Bunch's face jus
under the eye, ranging downward, ane
the second bullet entering the thigh
Physicians pronounce the wounds dan
gerous, bur not necessarily fatal. Chap
man mounted horse and escaped, but il
being closely pursued.
General Agent Cartwright, OF the Cali
foruia Southern railroad, states that
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sixth regiment Encampment.

STOCKTON, July 30.-Colonel Lehe, OF
the Sixth Regiment, has issued orders
designating August 10th as the date at
which the regiment shall go into camp
at Santa Cruz. The orders state that the
camp will be known as Camp Diamond,
in honor of the Division Commander.
The Sixth will go into camp about 300
strong.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31

during the past week, forty-nine cars Of
barley and wheat have been shipped to
San Diego from stations in the county
along the line of the railroad, forwarded
here from San Francisco. Cartwright
has Just contracted for large shipment
of grain, which will be brought to San
Diego by the Santa Fe and forwarded to
San Francisco by steamer.
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Withdrawn from the Pool.

SAN Francisco, July 30.-The United
States and Albany breweries announced
tonight to the Executive Com mittee of
the Federated Trades that they had with
drawn from the Brewers Association,
the local pool, in order to live up to the
terms of an agreement entered into with
the brewery workmen on the withdrawal
of the boycott from the United States
Brewery in June last.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
silver Row Placer Mines,

TACOMA, W. T., July 80. = Advice
from Juneau, per steamer Corona, state
that the Silver Bow basin placer claims
have been purchased by Mr.. NOVEL;.
This property includes over 100 acres of
placer ground, and careful estimates
place the average depth of from 100 to
200 feet, and containing 25, ,O00,0 cubic
yards of placer gravel and rich quartz
float,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
Population of Oregon.

PORTLAND, Ore., July 3O.-The report
OF the State School superintend n, Nc
Eiroy, shows the total number of school
children in the State as SO, ,09S, On rates
of five to one the Superintendent eeti-
mates the population OF the State at
465 400,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
Natural Gas Disco ty.

RosLYN, w. T., July 90.-A flowing
we'll of water and natural gas was struck
here today, while boring for coal, at a
depth of 500 feet. The gas burns with
great brilliancy, and hundreds are gath
cred tonight to witness it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
Judge Cooley and Wife.

PORTLAND, Ore,, July 30.-Judge
Thomas M. Cooley, Chairman OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission, and
wife, arrived today from Puget Sound.
They will leave tomorrow for San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
ErufI Sh{Dnlents,

SACRAMENTO, July 30.-The California
Fruit Union now ships a fast train load
of fruit to Eastern points daily. Twelve
carloads started this evening.
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A Peculiar heath.

DIXON, CAL, July 30.-A man named
Reed fell from water trough on which
he was sleeping, this afternoon, and his
neck was broken. He lived half an
hour,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
COULTER DRY GOODS HOUSE.
COULTER DRY GOODS HOUSE.
There BNoQueStiion
ABOUT THE
COULTER DRY GOODS

| VI " - "
H. HOUSES ability to seru
purchasers of Drapery bet
ter than any house in this sec
ton of the country. 1t stands
to reason that it should be so
buying in such quantities as
only a trade as big as enjoyed
by The Coulter Dry Goods
House warrants, and paying
spot cash for everything it
easily enables us to undersell
all competitors in the field.
Now then, if you have any
intention at all of buying
DRAPERY. whether for your
ParlOr, Library, Dining, Sit
ting, Kitchen, or any other
room you wish to beautify.
you will consult your own
interest by visiting THE
COULTER DRY GOODS
HOUSE SUMMER CUT-IN-
HALF CURTAIN AND
DRAPERY SALE. This Sale
is for One Week Only, from
July 10Th to August 4th. 1t
makes no difference whether
your purse is fat or lean, nor
whether you fancy light, dark,
loud or genteel designs. All
can here be suited.
Fine Brocade, Grenadine
and China Silk Curtains,
Madras Curtains in every
width and price; Plain
and Fancy Tambours, French
Lace, Oriental Lace, Scrims,
Antique Lace and Batiste
Curtains.
80 Styles of POrtieres, in
every width and style.
Don't forget it, this stock
has to be reduced, and prices
tumble and fall, like ripe
apples, to the ground.
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Don't Trtfle with the Teeth

If our teeth were renewed as are our nails
they might not need constant care. But teeth
don't repeat themaelves after childhood. The
proper thing to do is to use SOZODONT which
preserves their health and beauty. 1t never
fails.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31

Golden Eagle Clothing Company

ME HAVE TOO MANY SUMMER GOODS.
w If we were rich we could lay them over until
next summer; but we can't We need money. For
this reason we must sacrifice some goods No mat
ter how much we lose must have cash; therefore
we have made terrible reductions Read this
carefully and if there is article as advertised
let us know it. 1t will pay you to come.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31
Consumption surely Cured.

To the Edtor:-PIease inform your readers
that have a positive remedy for Consumption
By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. 1 shall be glad
of your readers who have consumption II they
will send me their Express and P. o. Address
Respectfully, 7. A. SLOCUM, NJ. c., 181 Pear
st., Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31

been removed from 112 Upper Main street to
No 1875 South Main street. between Second and
Third. Call there for bargaius.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31

Corfu Dining Parlors, 3s 8. Spring ST. (up
stairs). Breakfast Csc, lunch Csc, dinner 35c
Private dinners served to order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-31

Sher VIM williams, family paints at
MATHEWS, corner Second and L. A. streets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-11-20
a'irpiuia free aprrss.
HoL 30 rUnLIoIrIONS

LEE & SHEPARD. Boston. have already
issued the finest most perfectly finished lot
Of HOLIDAY Books that have been sent out
from any pub isbers in the country. Among
them stands preemiueur for elegance ofbiud-
ing and beauty Of illustration In Fair
Country" consisting of Essays from Out
Door Papers by Thomas Wentworth H'g-
einson. illustrated by tha, unsurpassed bean-
66er of books. Irene r Jerome. lti
"tbinr of beauty aod viii be joy Tor.
ever 10 the lady who is fortunate enough
70 number it among her Christmas presents.
"Our Btby's Book is charmiogly pu'
ND in decorated ca,ds and tied with white
ribbons and a silver cham. Each iI'um'-
mated page has a pace in whicl TO chr'ni-
Gle the important epochs in the lite oi the
little well-spriug of pleasure as, tar in
stance. the first is TO mark date of birth
then the weight at bith and ON zap To- t0o
wears; next lis name, space Tor "a lock ct
hair. date OF first tooth, and ou through the
baby DAYS. An &c all parents had preserve
ed such records of what interest would they
be as the years launch their babie, into the
whirlpool of life To- them aud 90 the grown
up children
The Wooing Of Gandmoth. Grey by
Kate Tanua,t Woods D., another OF those
poems of home life. So touching AMI get So
real. with Illustrations true 90 lite, that dnd
an echo in the heart of every woman, old or
young. who sees IT, I.is bound in gold and
brown. and altogether most attractive SIS
well as intensely interesting vo.ume
The Travels aad Adventures oi Little
Baron Trump and his Wonderful Dog Bull
ger" win delight tbe heart ct the small boy
who get, g., and doubtless iuci,e b.m 90 en.
vs. If not imitation of ,he remarkable hero
whose history &, here rccouuted. 10 Is iuI
ofmost exciting pictures
The " Heroes of The Crusades and sos
borne Of Arrochar by Amanda VI Doug
las are assured of q reading as productions
Of that popular writer
Within the Enemy Lines Is another
of The Blue and ,le Gray series by OIL
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A seq of ROYAL Favorites consists OF
OLD poems. a~ Nearer My Good 90 Thee. Roe,
of Ages, Ny Faith Looks Up 90 Thee, a"d
Others. which Vii never grow Anticipated.