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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28

gen er3ielt, uno iu6t nit Offer biefelben
Tietig 3u bergr6Berr. ba8 mau nit pols
lem &e6t fragen barf: Sinh bel Qns
m%enbung biefer WaHen Griege iber=
baupt nod m0slid? Wirb Der 5DIts
idlritt Der te9nii6:u WiKeni9aften
nid)t bic 56Iadtfeloer gerabe5u in 9roBe
56la9tb6nfe umnaabetn2
Su Dem ihon iberaus blutigeH
&riege 1901 baben bic 0eere Is b.
s. ibrer @tdrte OH 360ien unb Ser
%punbeten auf Dem Iltar bes 8aterIans
beg n%iebergeleat. Wer tann beute aud
MIR aundbernb iagen, Del@e Opfer Elm
3ufinftiger &fieg forbern nirb? 8iel'
lei6t sc, bieaeidt aud 40 unb nod
mebr bom 6unbert. unb bies finb nut
bic bireften Opfer on Weni@enleben
unb @eiunbbe!t, tDeIde bic WebrpHi9:
tigen bringen. Ser S6a0en, ueI6en
bic 8epobner Der Rriegsf6aupldBe En-
leiben, TT gan5 unbere6enbar, unb
oiefe 2riegsfdaupldBe bergr6Bern liG
in's ungemeRene, benin bic 6eere, mel
DIE in BeDe9ung geIebt tDetben, 5dbleu
ni9t mebr nod Sunoerttauieuo. tie 5db'
len nod Miltonen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
Gin Sceptifer fagt

Blutsefnpare. 3ertbeilt 3arbuntels. R8-Seilt bcu<
ernb nnb i&neu Gd9mnns. Sc tit Elm pabrer Gefunbz
bett8brtnSer. Seilt Scrppheln unb anbere stet@artise
9ranfheifen. Wta6t i4le6fen Ntbem gut unb ~entfernt
BITE nria@e. gertreibt bic 9ilioitdt unb tit unfbers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
9as @aHentueIen inn madften
6riene.

ginem auffaB iiber ben bemafueten
Gaieben In Der pNation" aus ber fa9s
b~erfdnbisen Geber bes frtberen Moiors
SugO Siu3e entHebmen mir na@tebenbe
Garffellung iiber bic Wafen, nit benen
bic MiliDnenbeere Der nd9ften Rrieee
ausgeriitet fein tuerben. 6iu3e bere1,
net bic &riesitdrte Der Deere 6es beuts
f6en &ei6s, Oeferrei@' ungarns, Sta
liens, Grantrei9s, &uBlanbs fit einen
tteuert Rrieg auf sufammen 49, M l.
Iionen Wann on ausgebiIoeten
Mannidaften.
Gas acknowledgements, nit tDeI6sm
Deutf@lanb mod 1901 feline Siege
erfo9ten bat, tauu beute MIR nod als
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
SAMARITAN
NERVINE

trpfen Bet 6teberbtse. Gin nn~perslei4bores Nbflbrs
r%titteI. GS BELT frantbaften &ppff9mer3 punber6ar
f@neq. s1-@ntbdlt feine fddbltden Subftun3en. 9Reis
at8t bas @ebirn. 3urirt fdnea &beumattSrnus unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
Ste ipartantfhe 4ugeno Der Gtaub:
bnftiAfett

maiien Dteientsen in ut6t sertnsem @raee tefsen,
nelfe obne Wlurren bic Qual zines prbt entridelten
RbeamatiSmus e~rtrasen. QBtr baben NOD ME ron els
mem 70 sehuIpisen Stpb ssb6rt. Gber rarum lpute
man midi, ebe has lebenSlanslthe Wlartprium %be9tnnt,
ete Refine eteier itredliben arantbett ausrntten NIT
Srltet.er'S NiasenbitterS, heien Wirtiamtett ais Rlas
pentirmtttet se9en bic araufbeit Sompbl pie ais Siuoe5
runasmtttel a~uselReiu ~auertaunt uno pdbreno her less
ten JnniunhereiBts Sabre eurA drt8ltae nuteri6riten
rethlth be5eust if2 SIS flbrt aus Rem Slnt leue idars
len Sdfte al, melhe bic fur ntele S:ant9eit Aarafteriitts
then S9merien uno Gnt3lHeuug p~eruria1en. nnp Ia
PEI ieute man nte persenen, bab tieie arantpett tets
lebens9etdbrlid pirb, ipbalh Te iih aut nte bttalen Sr5
sane pirft. Da8 9ttters eutfernt aud has Walariasift
aus fem S0rper, BELT 3pspepie, AiierenIetbent Der
ltopfuns anp @alsnfub, terubtst bic Rerren uno trats
t'st ben aan3en pbpfiteu Sr5ontSmu5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
Eegas s.

= 9ei Clear Safe, 3pii6en 5ouitou
uub @albeitou, lief eta paHasisr3ug Der
Santa Ge.8abn seseu einen Jra@i3ug.
Gin 8remier brad elm Bein unb elm ans
oe1er 3ugangeiteater erbisIt leidte 0ers
lsBungeu. Die Yafagiere tamen nit
benz 5dreden bauon
= Su 2are0o lpuroe bet 3immers
mann ". Willon bon elmer giftigen
Spinne, o6er Sarantel, geio6en. 8luts
oer9iftung trat Elm unb Der Mann 1T
geffnrben.
: Wobl oas gr6Bte u1b f9perts
Ginb, neI6es i'm Staate Geras eriz
firt, 1T in bieiem County, in Der Ndbe
bon @ranb Salinas, gu finben, iagt
cine Sorrefponoena aug Wias Boint,
Ban 3anbt 60. 9asfelbe 1T iebt 3ebn
Monote alt unb tpisst 60 Yfunb unb 1T
frdftig, geiunb unb gut ausiebenb. IS
fann 2 a9t Pfunb f6were @iienItangeu
bonn 8oben aufbeben. Ser Name Der
gltern 1T Pearfon, peoer 8ater nod
Mutter fnb iber Mittelsr6Be. SAB
oieies Wunbertinb cine groBe 3abl ges
iu9er an8lebt bart pobl ni@t 8unber
nebmen.
= Oie gobrmai6iuerie far ben arte.
ff6en Brunnen auf benz Rapitolgrunbe
in Nuitiu 1T angetommen.
= @po. &oB bat cine gelobnung
bon $500 fur bic @infaugung zines ie.
ben Der &duber ausgeiebt, pel6e ben
g%iienbabnaus in bet Ndbe BON Sort
Wortb a~ngebaIten unb ausgepllnbert
baben, unb bic Golf, Colorado &
Santa Sc : 8abn mill 9emeini9aftli9
nit ber grpreB=& ompagnie $1,000 fur
bic @rsreifuug unb ue%berfibruug ieber
perfDn, tpel6e bel Der leBten 8abnbes
raubung bonn "a. Sept. betbeitigt genes
len lift, sablen.
- Ser sort @ortb Nn3eiger" ldBt
f9 aus Dallas beri9ten, baB bafelbit
cine neue beuti9e 3eitung gesriinbet
tper6en iOa. 9as %genanute BIatt i6reibt,
baB prOminente bortige SeutI9e ii9 nit
einem erfabrenen Sourualilten aus CHI
caso in 8erbinbung geiebt unb benfels
ben b%etpogen baben, fi9 bas Gelo at3ts
feben unb fabrt fort: u9ies 1T gei6eben
uno mir batten @ele9enbeit, ben 6errn
auf ieiner 3uridreiie ia Sort Mortb
tennen gu lernen. 9erfelbe bridte ii9
febr entbultafif@ iber ieinen gmpfang
In Dallas aus unb tpar nit ben 3uz
fi9erungen, uel@e ibm bon ben attses
iebeaifen unb moblbabenbfen 8irgern
ber Stabt, beuti6eny iopobl als ameris
fanii9en, betrefs ~finan3isler unter1tt.
bung gema9t tpurben, iebr sufrieber.
Cine NttiengeieQi6aft TT i'm gutfteben
bsgriffen. I'M ein beuti9es Sage uno
Wo@enblatt berausaugeben, Del9es ben
Seuti9en in 9alas 3ur gbre serei9en
fou."
= Nus Sberman, @rapIon Gouatp,
mirb unter benz 26. elm lei6ter 6roR
beri9tet, oer aber, 10 iaet bic Mittbeis
lung, nod teinen S6aben angeri9tet
babe.
- Die 3pei Iebten Sage fimb bier
ausnobmsweiie tiibl sewefen, = iagt
cine NOti3 bonn &c. Sept. aus Colorado
Sip, Mit6eq Co., 70 fiibI, baB man
fur geftetn Na6t beinabe etaen 5roft
befar6ten founte. Gin 10 friber Iro1t
bier i'm noropefIi6en @ieb3u9ts . 81.
ftritte ptirbe fur bic 8ieb3u6tssS ntereis
len bon aroBem Ha6tbeil iein, neil bas
8ras abferbea mtiroe, ebe es fir bic
WinterpeiSe reif eetporben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
Qantpfer Ngentur.

Die pGreie preffe br Sc
eas" oertritt bic fo~Ieenben 9ampfer.
2inisn, ertbeilt ale ndbere Qusfunfi
uegen paRage mad unb bpn Gtsxnpo
unb Oerfauft 9ampfi6iF. uub Glen,
b~abnbiQete gu ben niebrie1en Raten,
Die 2iite Der bon uns reprdientirter
2inien lit:
Samburs $ Muerifanii@e 9antpf'
f9ifffabrts @eielfbaft.
NeS gtar 9inie (Sinttperpen).
Gumpagnte Generate Granss
atlantiame.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
. Wruf, Der Quugen .

Das etn3ise befannte Maittel fur eptIeptil6e 9nfdue. -a
Gbenip fur Gpnrnlfpnen unb Tdntrantbett. @erp6It
S@pd@e wirb Spfprt ~sebe5ert nnb sebeilt. 6einisi
baS gInt unb bef@leuniSst beiien @irfuiafipn. gerbtrz
bert bic f1rfdhen Der Srantbeiten. Seilt sefdbrliae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
@ie tit bies!

8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Gelpbnuns
fir jeben Sail BON Gatarrb, ber ni9t bur6 Sin.
nebm,en bon 3al's &atarrb Rur gebeilt peroen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
8. $. @beneb & Co., eisentbimcr,

8. s. @beneb & Co., eisentbtimer
Solebo, Ohio.
@ir bic n~nter3eidneten baben s. s. @benet
felt ben lebten 70 Sabren sefannt unb batter
ibn fir boafonmen ebrenbaft in allen &C.
fdaftsbanolunsen unb inanaieu befdbist,
ale bon feiner Girmla eingeaan9enen Serbinb.
lidteiten gu erfuIen.
@ef & gruar, @%rOb1anoels 9rosuiiten
SoIebo, Sbio.
@ aIbtna, aiunan& Morbtn, @rob.
banoels,9 rosuifen, Solebo, S6;p.
g. s. San Soefen, 8aifirer 5olebo Na'
tional 8anf, SoleOo, Ohio.
Sou'S aatarry Sur miro innerIid senon,mer
unb wirft brett auf baS 8Iut unp bic fdlei-
migen Sberadden bes Sbtems. 3eusniie
fret p%erfanbt. @rcis 10 Gents fit Die Glai9e.
8erfauf It bon alien apotbeftrn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28

stbt BEN Blufe neue aebeusfrdfte. Gs BELT aue 11ns
DISQUALIFICATION i'm RerpenSpffem. B1-SiIft, mo caee
Gn6ere perfeklt nnb erfrti&t @eift unb &brper. Sell
DpSpepita, cber nas Sch rirb 3urldgeSeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
Gin ~0Qnkbarer Datient,

Der itinen Nameu niht esuannt ba6eu nil, uno Der
feline opuitduotee 8teoerberfteunn9 rem tdtpes
rem eetpeu elmer, TN einem Dottprbu6 anse9eeeneIi
arlnet ~perpantt, last hurh un8 boIIelbe fpitenfret an
ieine leibenben Witmeuiheu perIhtdeH. DteieS SrpPe
Bud entbalt Resepte, BITE tn ieper NYptbete semaht
perbsn tonueu. S6tdt Cure aorene NIT Srsefindrte
on ,,0tioat &Iinit nHo 9ispeuIarp", 23 gBeit
IL. Str., ReR Aprt, 81. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28

= $4,000 Mann Solbaten merben
in HuBlaub aufsebOteu uerben, I'm bic
8abnFtrsde gu bepa9eu, i'm Sale Der
@3ar BON Berlin aus brett per 8abu
mad 81. petersburg 3uriidtebren folte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-28
8rauer beg bern6mten

9ieies 8ier 5eidnet ii6 bur6 feline Geinbeit
unb Site unb bur@ ieinen @oblseidrnad aus
uno iibertrift ale 6laiden 8iere I'M Marfte.
9as Bier pirb in Der Stabt fret ms Saus ab-
g%eliefert. E-SeOe Glaide sarantirt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
The Scott Murder Case

The case Of the People against Charles
Scott, who is charged with shooting
French Anna, or Anna LIE Brun, was
continued before Jugde Mckinley all day
yesterday. The testimony was not of a
convincing nature in any way. Perhaps
the most important thing adduced was
the testimony of man who was loath
to tell how he lived, and therefore lays
himself liable to the suspicion
that he is a maquereau. He
stated that he had heard Scott
and his deceased mistress quarleling the
very night of the murder. He said they
had made the quarrel up later in the
evening. Several witnesses were put on
for the defense, who testified to Scott's
general good character. Drinking and
his infatuation for this femme de jog seem
TO have been his only vices. Outside of
this he was industrious, honest and
quiet. The trial goes on today.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Downey and wife are
registered at the Hotel Clarence, San
Pedro.
Williamson Dunn, of the Santa Fe
system, returned yesterday from Santa
Barbara.
Louis Blakenham came down from
Ventura yesterday. He probably struck
oil up there.
Judge Fitzgerald and Captain Sea-
mans went down to Santa Monica yes
terday afternoon.
Judge j. B. Banning, of Wilmington,
was up in the city yesterday morning,
but returned at noon.
Mgior George E. Gard returned from
Santa Barbara and Ventura yesterday
where he had been reviewing the G R..
posts.
W. Spilmsn did not get away to San
Francisco until yesterday noon. He was
delayed by case in the courts which
required his presence. He went on the
noon train yesterday.
Rev. j. B. Tombes, of Placentia, was
in the city yesterday. He had been
seriously indisposed some months ago,
but now appears to be in excellent
health. He speaks well of the outlook
in his section, but regrets the severance
of Placentia from Los Angeles county.
A party consisting of the following left
for Wilson's Peak yesterday DR.. Bovard,
Mr.. George w. Whitcomb and the
Misses Whitcomb, Rev. M. Bodkin, Mr..
Thomas, Prof. and Mrs. Whitted, George
Sinsabaugh, Miss Lillian Bovard, Miss
Tufts, Mr.. j. X. Hawk, of San Fernando,
and DIR. P. F. Bresee.
Yesterday afternoon railroad business
was dull, so Senator M. Welsh, of the
Texas Pacific; Governor Amos Burr, of
the Vanderbilts; General Quigley, of the
Burlington; Col. Snedicker, of the Used
to-be, and Frank Smith, Senator Welsh's
able assistant, all went to Santa Monica
to plunge beneath the briny waves.
They return this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
Charged with burglary.

Police Judge M. 7. Owens yesterday
afternoon arraigned Mexican youth.
named William Day, upon a charge OF
burglary preferred against him by Sonora
D. Corrondo, and set his preliminary
examination for 10 am. on Monday next.
Day was arrested about IL o'clock yester.
day morning, by Officer Jackson, upon a
warrant charging him with having bur-
glarized Mrs. Corrondo's room in the
Buena Vista clearinghouse on New High
street, of which she is the landlady, on
Thursday night, and stolen $35 in cash
from bureau. When taken TO the sta
tion Day admitted bis crime and handed
over $40 of the stolen money to his cap
tor, stating that he had given the other
$25 to friend to be held in trust for
him. An effort was made to locate Days
friend who was entrusted with the $25,
but it proved frpitless,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
Criminal Notes.

Yesterday, by the noon train, Max
Bsretto went north, taking Isiano Rojas,
the Indian boy, sentenced to twelve
years in the penitentiary for attempting
to commit rape on the person of Mrs
Wiegand on the Santa Anita.
Ralph Kalloch, thirteen-year old boy
was sent by Justice Lockwood, yester
day, to the Boys and Girls Home in
San Francisco for sixty days. he has
been living with his widowed mother al
No. 8 Prospect Place, but his incorrigible
idleness and vicious habits became SO
pronounced as to compel her to hand
him over to the authorities.
In Justice Lockwood's court yesterday
the case of robbery in which Carrie Alb
bott, alias Blair, woman of disrepute,
appeared as defendant, was dismissed
and the defendant discharged Oh the
ground that the complainant was dead.
She is alleged to have robbed German
named Max Fuehrkampe OF 5000 in her
crib on New High street on the night of
May 22d last. About ten days after her
arrest, however, Fuehrkampe left this
city for San Francisco; but while cross
ing the bay from Oakland to the Gate
city, fell into the water and was
drowned.
A. r. Names and Niles Pease, the
Spring-street carpet and furniture deal
drs, appeared for trial before Police
Judge Owens yesterday, upon a charge
of battery preferred by Mrs. Emily
Kraus, of No. 546 Grand avenue. She
alleges that they attempted to forcibly
eject her from their store on Thursday
morning, and when she resisted threw
her down. 1t was, however, shown by
Pease that Mrs. Kraus had made use Of
Objectionable language, and that as she
refused to leave the premises when re-
quested to do 20, he simply ordered
Names to put her out, and he was dis
charged. Maines was fined $25.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
A SECOND ATTEMPT.
The Reason Mrs. Hanna Took
Laudanum.

OUh
LaudaDum.
telephonic communication was re-
ceived at police headquarters yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock to the effect
that Mrs. Hanna, the woman who SO
nearly succeeded in committing suicide
on Thursday night by taking laudanum,
had made another attempt on her life at
her residence, No. 131 West Pine street.
The patrol wagon was at once dispatched
to the place with Detective Wallin and
Officer Rowan on board; but on arrival
there she was found to be closeted with
her attorney, who was fixing up the neces-
sary papers to secure her divorce from
her husband, who is now in San Fran
cisco, and from whom she has been sep
arated for the past four years. Mrs.
Hanna was apparently suffering, as deep
groans were heard issuing from the room
in which she lay but Detective Wallin
| sent the patrol wagon back to town and
waited until she had recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be moved, when he brought
her down to the Police Station on a
Main street horse car. She was booked
for medical treatment, and locked up in
the City Jail, where, under the treatment
of Police Surgeon Morrison, she soon
rallied, and at midnight was pronounced
as in fair way to convalescence. She
is said to have wealthy relatives in San
Francisco, and her attorney is authority
for the statement that the story
accounting for her rash act which
appeared in an evening paper yesterday,
is without foundation; as the woman is
not in immediate want, nor did she re.
ceiye a letter from her husband, as
stated. The real cause of her trouble is
that che had formed an attachment for a
man, who refused to marry her until she
secured divorce, and the possibility of
his changing his mind about making her
| his wife, during the time which must
necessarily ensue between the filing OF
the papers and the trial of the suit,
preyed upon her mind until, in a fit OF
desperation, she took the poison.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
NEWS NOTES.

The costs in the Banta will case
amounted to the snug little sum of a
little over $2,700.
An immense crowd OF people went to
the seaside resorts yesterday. Catalina
is favorite with many.
Those who come down from Ventura
report an enormous crop of all sorts OF
beans in that district.
The track of the twc-horse line along
Alameda and San Fernando streets has
been torn up and removed.
Patrick Dennis Wiggington, the boss of
of the Know Nothing Party in California,
passed through the city yesterday.
Mr.. John A. Hunter, manager for J
M. Hall & Co., was made happy OIL
Thursday by the addition to his family
of ten-pound daughter.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $54O95, and were A in
number. OF these, IL were for more than
$1,000 each, and "a were for nominal
considerations.
The Temple.street Gable Railway yes.
terday entered suit against J. H. Burk;
for 81 ,250, Mr.. Burks having entered into
acontract with the Gable Company to pay
them that amount if plaintiff would ex
tend it's road to the city limits.
Owing to the difficulty experienced in
obtaining suitable practice ground, the
Los Angeles Cricket Club ceased to exist
as recognized organization about twelve
months ago. An attempt, however, is
being made to resuscitate it, and as most
of its members are still resident in this
city, meeting will be held for that pur-
pose at 8 O'Clock on Monday night next,
at the Tufts. Lyons Company's store on
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

Councilman John Lowell, Henry
Dockweiler, Supervisor Martin, City
Treasurer Johnson, Alfred Burreli,
James Hanley, B. Chandler, M. 7.
Collins, Theo. Summerland, City Attor.
ney Chas. Mcfarland, Hervey Lindley,
Chas. Forman, w. E. Dunn, Thos. J.
Rask, F. E. Cotton, S. Littlefeld and
j lian E. Carey.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
Plenty of OIL.

The Sespe countryis becoming famous
for its oil wells. One we'll gives up 200
barrels day as regularly as the clock
strikes. A new territory has just been
opened at Tori. The oil from this is to
be piped to Buckham. 1t is the old
Chaffee ranch where these wells are to
be found. The first one is down only
$50 feet, but it yields forty barrels day.
This is being saved and the hole bored
to greater depth, where bigger flow is
looked for. This oil is of "a degrees
gravity, and is fine for fuel purposes or
refining, as it is thin oil.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

G. W. HERsEE, expert piano tuner, at J.
Gardner's, 212 South spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
Pullman PahsenRerS.

The following people left for the
North and East on the 80 p. m. train
yesterday: D. w. Truss, Mrs. G. B.
Willcut, Mrs. T. Rimpau, D. R. Davis,
W. 7. Spilman, G. T. Thompson, Mr..
Mesmer.
By the 10 20 p. m. train-M. Lewis, P.
D. Wigginton, L. Lawrence, G. A. Paige.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

American, English and French delieacies and
lunch meats at Donahue's grocery house.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

Immense success OF our grand clearance sale.
Don't delay, but call at once. City of Paris
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

To tone up the system and stimulate the ap.
petite, take Angostuta Bitters. DR.. J. G. B.
Siegert & Sons, sole manufacturers At all
druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

We are closing out the very choicest dress
goods, silks and trimmings at 20 per cent be.
low manufacturers prices. City OF Paris
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

Notary Public and Commissioner
For New York and Arizona, G. A. Dobinson
1874 West Second street, Hollenbeck Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Don't forget the great clearance sale of dress
goods, silks and trimmings City of Paris.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

DOnahue's Grocery House,
205 8. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-20

Sherw In Williams, prepared house
paints at P. II. MATHEWS.
The Lamar register., 1889-04-20
"A. r. as s. Ep

When travelling for heaIth
pleasure. take the Banana ls.,
points east, west. north or soctb =
Through tickets to all iu,no,.-
the United states and D,,.,,I ~ pc.,,|
fsssase checked to destiaa,io,
The Daiio Pullman p.ta'
the dining stations operated - 'ns
by this company are too we'll sr@s eos''
comment necessary. w q \
Gen Passenger and Ticket as,. T.ni
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20

TnE suggestion having been made by
The 81 Louis Republic that on April 30,
1908, the centennial Of tho purchase Of
Louisiana by Thomas Jefferson DO COM
memorated ~ an event that secured the
acquisition Of a vast and rich domain 10
the Republic, Mr.. W. Y. switzler, Chief
of tho Bureau Of Statistics, writes tho edi-
tor Of that paper approyingly and says
'"rhc acquisition Of this vast domain. UNI
der circumstances OF great difficulty and
embarrassment, was signalizcd by a diplo-
macy and statosmahship unoqualled In
American history, and grow in popular
appreciation with tho advancing years, for
the value and Importance Of tho acquisi-
ton TO US and our posierily are
beyond all computation. II is highly
bcncliting the American people, and
especially that portion inhabiting the 100,
06l, $50 acres and tho |, lS2,762 squar'
miles now lying in eleven (ll) States ant
six (0) Territories Of tho American Union
and originally embraced by the Louisiana
purchase. that It's acquisition be celebrated
by imposing and appropriate ceremonies
A contamination 50 iar-rcaching In II
character and influence, and securing 4
the American people not only a free cutie
TO tho Gulf OF Mexico through the mouth
Of the Mississippi River, but the free nav
igation Of that stream from Its source
the Gull, and Of tho Missouri rs well, eau
not but DO regarded as one Of the mo-
important and notable events in the hi'
tory oiour rapidly-dcycloping oiyilization.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-20
pEOPLE or NOTE.

Sir Julian Paunccioie has made good i'm.
preston at Washington.
Arthur /. Thomas the new Governor Of
Utah. was nj one time a telegraph messenger
boy In Ptisburg.
Divide Bcriold scnn Aquan Musin, the
Belgian musician, Is about TO become a eiti-
ron Of the United States.
Capt Murrcll of the Missouri, says the
hand shaking II the Americans Is often bar
barous In ~ sweep and intensity.
Tho Queen Of England seldom drinks moro
than one small glass Of wine at dinner. aud
aficrward takes few drops Of good Scotch
whisky.
sam Small. 80 evangelist Is dangerously
M at his homo In Atlanta, Ga. lilo was
stricken while on tour through the
swampy regions Of Alabama
n Sir Julian Paunceioie and his two Sec.
rciahcs OF legation were laid out heads and
feet touching, they would cover a line Of
nearly nineteen feet In length.
A story i told illustrative Of John Brights
perseverance,, 10 the effect that on one occa.
sion he struck 4 SALMON ON Saturday and
did not bring Il 10 land before tho people
were going TO church ON Sunday
Ex.Attorncy. General Garland has had
good luck since he hung out his shinglo In
Washington IN cormlling moro law casc'
than be- can take care Of lie has been ID
busy, In fact, that he will be unable 10 TAX,
his usual vacation at llominy llill this sum
mcr,
II turns out that The real purchaser o.
cK.Prcsidcnt Clcyelands famous seal brown
span aud turnout wasa nrm VI dime museum
managers Ia Boston. The Victoria aud th'
horses, silver plated harness and all, are 9,
be put ON exhibition there this week.
Gen. Bates retired English Army office
ofmcans Is on a tour through Washington
Territory. When he sat down 10 dinner a
the Occidental Hotel, Seattle, a day or TIVE
ago be met with quilca surprise. The waite
who took his order was his own son, VIII
; had run away from homo 10 scalp Indian