davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-18

Have your watches and jewelry repaired a
S. Conradi No. 21 North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-18

Only think how cheap you can live at
spenee's Restaurant 46 8. Spring.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24

SD CLAUDE fat, Der &0nig Ser &0nige be-.
neioete oielen @idurenDerrl0er in bielem
9lugenblid. 8eun Italr-eo>oine S6ab bod
Elm iot6er Otebrer Oes 9tetdes emit nod
tperOen fDnnte."
50 ihlieb 6amals Q873) Nalre6oin in
letn Sa9ebu6 unO man fam oarauS err
ieben, DAB er our6atS fein hummer Wlenid
ipar. Qlber etn na6 eMrnpGii6en 8egrlffen
iebr ungelttteter Wlenl0 mar CT. ST
tpar eS in 10 bobem @raoe, oaB er ben Sep
pid in lctnem WobnStn1mer ais Stlbl Der
9taht benEste. Sb er in ben le6se6n
Sabren, Die ieit6em berflo1ien iinb, beliere
Mfanteren gelernt bat? 8ielletht. gSettgz
items perii6ert Die rulitids !3eitung
n@rai6Dantn", Der SbaD lei beutc melt
ipent9er Nliate, ais BET leinem eriten 8e5
iu6e @uropas. gr lei ernltbafter, cipili7
ftrter uno iprede better SranS0itid. @6enio
let er elnfa6er uno natirli0er in leinem
8et1ebmen. 9Ste Die Wtttglieoer ieineS @ez
folgeS TRACE er einen einfn6en idtpar5e1
9tod un6 cine i6Dar5e 2anumfellmibe. @r
trete nl6t rlebr ais cine tpal1oelnOe NuS>
ftelung BON @olo unb Suipelen auf, uno
Der beriibmte lpeibe 9tet6erbuld lei per1
i6Dunoen. Oils Der S6a6 1873 in Berlin
tpellte, aet6nete it6 namentlib iein @efol9e
ni6t eben Our6 9roBe 9teinIi6teit aus, unD
ais oa1n Die @Gite na6 @iesba6en
~reiiten. mar man Der Wteinung, baB linen
cine rfur9emdBe @bpal6ung" nur niibli6
iett fOnne. Nm eriten Gage ietner Qlltz
tnelenbett muroe benz SGab et1e SerenaDe
gebrabt. gtaireeb>bin fonnte baS @noe
Oieier Seierli0feit faum ertparten, ct lanote
lnebrntals %binunter gum S6loBplabe nit
Der g8etiung, Die Mtuitt mDge bod lin
tpentg i6neIIer ipieleu, er gerube,
ruben 3u tpollen. = Inter ben pielen err
9Dblihen @rtnnerungen an oen frii6eren
8eiud be5 6erri6era, in Berlin Jet bier nur
Der folgenoen 9eoaht. Sci Sole ipuroe ibn1
baS prerBtlhe Staatsminiiterium feterlibit
porgeitelIt. DIS Die 9teibe an !6errn Qeonz
barOt fam, bieB es: lie ministre de la
justice" - Justice, justice?" ~1eil1te
na6benfli6 Der &0nt9 Der &0ntge. baum
aber fteI ibm oeS 8orteS 8eOeutung Elm, CT
iagte: rAh = justice, u1o ma6te 5us
glei6 bic 8etpegung oeS 9dngens! :
8Gbreno bieler 3ett ipurbe b%efannt, baB bte
Oe1tter beS S6abS geltorben Jet. Sin Ser
liner lieB ftd 0ariber aus: yWaS tbut benin
Oas? Ser Sat la meGrere."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
@apF SEQ TT 1ctme,tt scitn.
(aDlniI9e 9Olfsseitung.)

Sm leinen @enlI6ern trGgt Der 8apit fat
rl1r Die ipetBe Soutane nit ben groBen,
tpeiBen Mpirz IuflhlGgen at BEN Nermeln.
lleber ben S6ultern liegt oa5 feline, raoz
artige, init tpeiBer Seibe gefitterte Wantelet,
unb OIL ben 6Gnben trGgt er tpei6e 6albz
banol1ube, bic ct ielbItpcrltGnoLi6 BET ber
Wlelie able9t. Betm 2eien ooer 8eobadten
elmer gr0Beren Serlalnn1llng trG9t er cine
gtu1nrner IA baben. GerlGBt ct letne @e>
NADER, 10 miro ibn1 iofort eil rotber 8urz
purmantel umgeDGn9t, beiien lleberpurf
nit elmer 9oloenen Shnur befeittgt lit. SIT
es falt brauBen, 10 3ieht er iiber Der Sou=
tale uno unter benz Wfantel nod Die rotD>
lamnttene Wfo5etta nit benz tpetBen 4elSbe>
iab an. Der Wintermantel lit nit t6ermez
lin gefitttert, tpG6reno Der SommermanteL
BON garS fetnem rotben TlaneQ lit. Die
ftGlotge &DpfbeOe6un9 auBerAalb Der @e=
NADER lit Elm fetner, tpetd)er, rptber 6ila>
but, Der ali ben Seiten aufgefrG1npt u1o mt
golD9eitidtem rot6en 8anpe un1geben lit.
On falten @intertagen unb na6 ermiibenz
ben an%1trengenoen Sunctionen ieBt Der
Bapit audi mobl Die @appa Goiia, cine
rotblartnte1e, nit tDetBem Bel5 perbr1mte
@appd auf, Die ben gall5en &opf bebeft.
9aS Brepier betet Der gapIt nit peinltz
DIET GegelmGBtgfett un0 Sorgfalt; ct be-
nubt 0a3u ge9enDdrttg cine fIeille SctaD>
Qus9abe Dolt Wtatne in SDurS aus Dem
Sabre 1887. Ser @inbalb lit bon neiBem
Geber unD trGgt in rei6er @olbper3ierung
bas farbig alGSgefibrte Wappen bes 8apites.
Die SnnenI ette Der 9e6el lit NIT rotbem
2eoer li6er5o9et, nel6eS nit goloenen
Nappenlilten iberlGet lit.
@ebt Der 8apit in ben @arten, 10 ftebt
Die SGtfte, Die i'm big an bas 8ortaL bes
@artens brinst, in Dem Saale Dor Der
Sola @lementtna ober Sala begli Spis3eri
berett. lnlnittelbar btnter. benz 8Qpit
i6lieBt Der bienlttbuenbe Mioniignore Die
S1ur ab, Die aus Der Qlnticamera Segreta
t1 bic HrtbatgemGber fibrt, uno itedt ben
S6luiiel in Die Sai6e. 9erielbe &ammerz
9err be9leitet al6 ben Bapit auf benz GAM
gen Nege our6 ben @arten. 9te S0ire
miro erit tpieOer g%e0ffnet, tpenn Der 8apit
Die Nnticamera Segreta Dteoer betrttt. Ser
@arten lit beitGnbtg Sag uno Ita6t BON
einem torfen@enSbarnerte 8iouet berpabt ;
cine feline &alerne fir bas1elbe beftnDet ii9
in .einem peritedten Sbetle bes @ortens.
Nti6ts beito peniger be9leiten stuei Nobelz
garbiiten 5u Bferoe ben Wagen bes 8apiteS,
in tpel6em berielbe nit Dem otenIttbuenben
Mt~onitgnore Blab 9enommen bat. On elmer
beliebigen, getp0bnlih re6t Ionntgen Stele
fteigt ber 8opit meiitens aus, eebt it 8es
eleitun9 bes Sammer6errn Ipasteren ober
arbeitet in etne1n BON ibm erbauten 8az
billion etue Wetle, 10 tpte IS oaS Wetter
qeraoe erlaubt. Nlsoann ge6t eS pieber
auriid in ben 8Qla1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
modentlide 3ninois Stootss5eitnne n1ontaa a. Stunt 1889

unO 8ruoerliebe 10 md6tia it6 enttpidelt
habell, oenn mo lift bts9er cine loI6e Snmme
j@eloes fit etne arlne Samtlie Sulammenz
9ebra6t pproen? NQen @ebern, nament@
LID ben Dielen beutiden 6rauen uno &in=
bern, tpe!de Dor5u9spetle gelptnoet BADEN,
iage t6 ytuinenS Der 6tnterbIiebenen 0anf.
Nae baben sur 9i1oerung BON u1ueroienter
ytot6 beigetragen. @ott lobne eS tbnen
8elonoerer 0onf lei aud Der &0lntihen
3eitung auSgeipro6el1, oeren groBe Ser
b~titung II 8ebeutung ii9 aud bier ge7
selgt bat, uno allen 5a6lreiden anberen
3eitun9en uno i3eitl9rtften, melhe ben
Nrttfel y0as @rob i'm SGnee" ab9eorudt
baben. SD bite Die betreffenben 8ldtter,
audi Dieien &edeni6aItSberi6t aufnebmen
81 ipolIen. Sir Die Sanilie Stein iino 5u>
nGhlt Die S6ulben, Die auf tbrem 6GuSz
6en rl6telt, beSablt mor0en. IS miro oer1
lelben Elm neueS l60neS 0auS bier erbaut,
bd oaS alte gar All id)le6t uno bauFQQtg 9ez
morben lit. Mu0 itno bereitS einige @runo>
ftiide ulb cine &u9 angetauft uno fit 8ez
itreitung 0eS 2ebenSunterbalteS lit 9eior9t
tporOen. Stir 6te Santilie lit etne vStif>
tul1g gum @ra6e i'm S6nee" gema6t, ipel6e
fir Die Wutter, baS &ino uno Die @roBz
mlttter iorgen miro. 9ie Serpaltung fit6rt
Der 8iir9ermeiiter, Ser Srts8eiitlide unb.
Der &0niglide Nmtsri6ter.
Wanberi6eto in Der @tfel, am 25.
0tai 1889. ~.
Fl 6erm.! Sol. Tbtelen,
8ilrgermei1ter."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
SaS SALTS @etfitt.
9entf8er refpomben IT,.

Sn Dresden bat Die Seier bes adf6ui1z
0ertiG6rtgen SubtlGurnS DeS 6auieS Mettin
begonnen, tpel6eS sur .3eit bas per3lpetgtelte
oeutl6e Sirftengei6le9t 9~enannt tper6en
muB. DEM @lieOer Oieier 6dmtlte itbe1 auf
ben 36ronen bon stpei &aiierrei6en (Gngz
Lamb ,Snoien unO 8raitLien), bret &0nigz
rei9en (Sadien, 8elgien uno 8ortugaO;
auBerbem itno nod Die Deri6iebenen ld6itz
iden 6erSogt6arner 81 nennen: Sad ien7
98einmre Giienah, Sabienz@ o6ur9s@ otGa,
Ga6ieneW teiningen neutrality-suspicious., Sadz
ienzNltenburg, uno aud Der yGauten be-
fran;te" Orleans in 8ulgarien bari nt6t
bergeIien tperben. ollie Dteie 10 butte Inb
Dieliprabige 80lfer regieretben Siiriten
betradten Das 6aus @ettin ais ibre Wte9e,
uno ale fiibren ben &~autentrar18 I'M @ap5
pen.
0er puren benn bic 8egriinber bes 6auz
les QEetttn ? 9as lit iebr Ounfel. = Die
@ei6i6tSl6reiber 0es WftttelalterS itbten
Die 2ie6ebieneret Ser alien 8aroen, Die jebes
einigermaBen angeieEene 6erri6ergel6le6t
bon Mo0an a6Itammen lieBen; aber tie .rpa7
rem quite @6riiten uno Ourften oesbalb ni6t
auf 8o0au 8urii6 ge6e1; 10 ertldrten lie
ben Sodienbersog @ ttteftno ais ben
9t6nen Oes 6auies, unb Der ioa ia bon ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-06-24
Sas GRAB i'm g1mee.
G&DIntI9e3ettuuo az.

SIN Der S6neelturmna6t bonn 8. Sc
brrar 0ieleS Sabres 1tarb 0etnr. &letn aus
8ettenfelb BET Wlanberid1eio in Der @ifel in
Der 9tGbe letnes 6duShenS auf benz Selbe,
als ct bon elmer SuBretle betntfebren tpOQte.
2e6n Sage lpGter fal10 man Die 2et6e 6eS
0erun9liiften tpentge S6ritte BON ieiner
Wobnung. Wfutter, Sralt rno Gtno Datten
ben einaigen GrnG9rer Derloren uno lebte1
in bttterer geotb. Son Witleio ergrtfien be-
l6rieb i0 unter ohiger lteberi6rtft ben erz
i6ItternOen l1nglii6Sfaa unb bat in bet
v&0lnii6en .3ettung" unt llnteritibungen
fit Die t6interbltebe1elt. SD bottle, oaB
$500 Olarf fir bic arlne Srau un0 0aS
iehs W2onate ate SttDden etngeben Mir
ben. @s flofien mir ober 10 rei6e @aben
fir sic 6interbliebenen gu, 0aB tb mid per>
pfli6tet belt, na6 IA 3a9en in oer vG0lz
nii6en 3eitung" Su erfldren, oaB ale MAJ
terieQe 9lot6 Der Jamilie 9elinoert uno be-
leiti9t iporoen Jet. 9lo6 iebt aber laufen
@aben fir Die Samtlie &letn etn. Sis
beute itn0 I'M @an5en 1886 set. ein9es
gangen.
IS iin6 mir ungefGbr 1900 8riefe u1o
@elOienbungen ioipie aud lebr piele &lei2
Oungsitide, Sleti6ipeiien, &affee u. /. N.
fit Die Wfutter, @roBlnutter unb oaS &in0
3uge9angen. Inter Den eriten @aben be-
funo it'd eine ret6e Spenoe Der &aiierin
Nuguita aus Berlin. &iibrenb tpar Die aIz
gemeine 3beilnabme, ielbft arrne Deutl6e
9ienitmGgbe aus Dem QtuSlanOe iaubten
@aben in 8riefmarten. @tne Geibe ins
unO auslGnoii6er Seitungen orudte OaS
u@rab i'm Shnee" ab unb regte oannit baS
Otitleto fir Die 6tnterbliebenelt in ben tpetz
teiten &retien an. 90 lit es benin gefomz
men, OaB aus fait alien Stdoten uno
puroen, 96er aud 9euti6e bes @uss
lanOes, aus @ien, &om, 9etcrsburs, Maz
brto, 2iiiabon, Ntben, &onitanttitopel, 9tip
be Saneiro, B6ilaoelpbta, Seem gorf, Sbans
9bai II. i. IN. unb ielbit aus Siioafrtta lpenz
oeteu 8eitrdge. Die gr0Bte @abe, cine
SaInmlnn9, betrug 500 Mt., Die tleinite
80 9fg.
@obltbuea6 lit es. baB beatl6er @inn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10

31Oo license holders in 1888, equaled
the average sales of the 800 license hol-
ders of 1881, and is ju st as probable that
the average Kansas man drank quite as
much liquor during the prohibition year Of
1888 as he did in the license year of 1881.
When the prohibition advocates can show
by something more than bald assertion that
prohibition prohibits, or that it materially
lessons the consumption of liquor and de-
creases intemperance, it will be no difficult
undertaking to carry prohibition in the
great majority of the American states, and
we are not certain that a prohibitory
amendment to the American Constitution
could not be carried. The senti =
ment of the larger number of the Ameri-
can people is in favor of temperance,
and if that sentiment has not heretofore at
all times asserted itself in favor of constitu-
tional or legislative prohibition, it was be-
cause the intelligence and experience Of the
voters have told them that the suppression
of the traffic by law was impossible They
have seen prohibitory laws fail wherever
tried, as they are failing now in Kansas,
and seeing these failures are not ready to
continue vain efforts. Experience is con-
vincing men that high license, after ALL
does more for the cause of temperance than
prohibition, and that it is furthermore
based on principles of equity and justice,
inasmuch as it compels those who drink to
bear the expense which they put upon the
community.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10

THERE Is an indianapolis girl who has
evidently set out to be an old maid. She
seems bright enough; in fact, is somewhat
too bright and knowing, but she drifts into
the wrong direction to capture a husband.
The girl referred to is a typewriter, and
she plies the keys in the Office of whole
sale mercantile firm. She seals her fate
by letter in the Sentinel, of which the fol
lowing is an extract:
l get sick of men and their ways. They are
messy; they sling paper all over the office, and
loll about on the desks and chairs in such undig-
nified attitudes. They smoke and chew. We have
fourteen drummers who come into our office,
and only one of the fourteen has ever had the
courtesy to ask me if cigar is offensive to
me. Then. they are silly; they talk such non
sense as sixteen year old girls wouldn't be guilty
OF. 1t Is all about necktieS, new hats, balletS,
good dinners, and so on. If you think man is the
superior animal you just spend some time in a
business office with assorted sizes of him, and
you viii see. l am beginning to believe that Il
trashy dime novel is better society than the
average man, and equally improving.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10
THE RESPONSIBILITY.

PAUL VANDEEvoORT, blatherskite who
gained some notoriety few years ago
through having been elected commandment
chief of the G.. A. r., has been made super
intendent of mails at Omaha, much to the
establishment of a good many decent Repub-
licans of that city. The newspapers are
very severe in their denunciations of the
appointment: and of all the journals the
Bee alone defends the President for the
selection. though even the newspaper
named does not like VASDERvoORT. The
Bee says lit is not at all probable
that the President knew anything about
VANDERvoORT or even heard of him. and
very likely the postmaster general, if he
had anything directly to do with the APP
pointment, did not seek information beyond
those who urged it. The fault is with the
Nebraska delegation in Congress, which en-
dorsed the candidacy of VANDERvoORT and
labored to hoist him on the public service.
1t is certainly unfortunate that the state
has thus been Inundated before the coun-
try, and it is just and necessary that the
blame should be placed where it
belongs" If the President is not to
be censured for this appointment should
he be criticised for any bad appointment
If we relieve the executive of the response
bility. we should at the same time relieve
him of the power, and confer it on mem
bers Of Congress, or others who can be held
accountable to the public which is imposed
upon. As long as the President names the
officials he ought not TO be held blameless
for bad selections. tits his duty to see that
good men are put into Office and it is not a
valid excuse to say that the offensive per
son was recommended by others. That
would be pl eading the baby act.
This case again forcibly illustrates the
improperly of the President appointing
officers other than those under his immedi-
ate supervision, and with which he has di-
rect relations. 1t is impossible that he can
know even a tenth of the men he must
commission, and for whose efficient and
faithful performance of duty he is morally
responsible. He must necessarily trust to
others to make selections for him, and those
others, being accountable to nobody, rec
ommend persons without regard to
their fitness for the office, and frequently
without regard for the public, as in the case
of the man VANDERvoORT. There will be
evils and abuses as long as the immense
patronage is left with the President. The
quickest way to bring about cure, or re-
form, is not, as the Bee suggests, to excuse
the executive, but to make him responsible
before the public for all his appointments,
and in that way to induce a sensitive Presi-
dent to ask to be gelieved of the whole bust
ness of appointing to Office
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10
HOW IT WORKS IN KANSAS.

During the year 1881, prior to the adop-
ton of the prohibitory amendment in Kan
sas the tax stamps issued to liquor sellers
in the state numbered only ], 800. Last year
these stamps aggregated 300. Some PEG
pie wonder why other people who are pro
fessed temperance advocates are not in
favor of prohibitory law. Figures like the
above should be ample explanation. In
Kansas the penalties for selling intoxicants
are so severe that men have been fined for
tunes. and sentenced to terms of imprison-
ment which they could not serve in their
natural lives; and yet it is seen by the
government licenses issued that the
number of liquor sellers steadily increases,
more men every year being willing to
take the risk of bankruptcy, Imprisonment
and disgrace. 1t is idle for the good people
TO saw that the law prevents the consump-
ton of liquor Men do not pay the govern
ment tax for fun. They do not take out
licenses for amusement. They sell liquor,
and people buy it and get drunk, and the
more people there are employed in the Dusi-
ness the more whisky is sold and con-
sumed The issuance of 300 licenses IN
1888 means that more whisky was sold and
drank in Kansas last year than IN 1881,
when only 1900 licenses were issued. NO
amount of assertion on the part of the Pro
hibitionists will convince US to the contrary
It is probable that the average sales OIL the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10

Entered at the Postoffce at Salt Lake City,
Utah, for transmittance through the mails as
second class matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10

EDUCATION IS desirable, and community
cannot give too much attention to it, but
those who urge education as cure for
crime do not read statistics correctly. In
ten years the population increase in Penn
sylvania was % per cent, the number of
schools increased 81 per cent, and the num-
Der of teachers % per cent, but during the
same decade the increase in crime was 50
per cent; in pauperism and crime com
bined Al per cent, and in insanity 113 per
cent. Other states and other countries
show similar condition of things, hence l.,
is folly to talk about educating people out
of crime
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10

YALE COLLEGE alumni are again agitating
the question which has come up at every
election in modern times. 1t is the prerog-
alive of the alumni to name six members of
the corporation of the college. Ten must
be Congregational ministers of Connect
cut. 1t is again proposed, as it often has
been in the past, that at the approaching
election one of the six vacancies be filled
by a man who is not a minister and who
does not reside in the state, the object be
ing to have their rightto do this tested by a
friendly suit in the supreme court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10
LOng-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is an Alternative, and
causes radical change in the system.
The process, in some cases, may not be
quite so rapid as in others but, with
persistence, the result is certain.
Read these testimonials -
"For two years suffered from Sc
we're pain in my right side, and had
other troubles caused by a torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines fair trial without cure,
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1
was greatly benefited by the first bottle,
and after taking five bottles 1 was COM
pletely cured. John w. Benson, 70
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass.
Last May large carbuncle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies had no
effect and 1 was confined to my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced me to try
Ayers Sarsaparilla., Less than three
bottles healed the sore. In all my expe-
rience with medicine, l never saw more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-10
Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect of the use of this
medicine was the strengthening of my
sight" Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
az had dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly and, as my broth
er and sister were similarly afflicted, L
presume the malady is hereditary. Last
winter, DR.. Tyron, (of Fernandina,
Fla.,) recommended me 10 take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue it for year.
For five months took it daily. 1 have
not had blemish upon my body for the
last three months. IT. E. Wiley, 146
Chambers ST., New York City.
"Last fall and winter I was troubled
with dull, heavy pain in my side.
did not notice it much at first, but it
gradually grew worse until it became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part of this time, disorders Of the stom-
ach and liver increased my troubles. I
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfully continuing the use of
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and I was completely
cured" Mrs. Augusta a. Furbush,
Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers SarsapariIia,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Price 81; six bottles, -. Worth IS bottle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-17

hand. Corner Third and Spring.
p. n. Mathews,
Sole agent Sherwin-Williams' paints, corner
Second and Los Angeles streets.
WE ADVISE our readers to see and examin
the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, No
% South Main street.
The best regulator of the digestive organs,
also best appetizer known, is Angostura Bitters,
the genuine OF DR.. J. G. B. Siegeft e. Sons. At
all druggists.
Coolest beerin the city al the "Anheuser,"
2S5 N. Main street.
Ebinger,s Restaurant is the only hrst
class restaurant in Southern California. Cor
ner Third and Spring.
For a cool glass of beer or an elegant
lunch, go to the "Anheuser," 2s5 N. Main st.
Don't buy Any Lumber
Until you have had an estimate on yonr bill
from the Schallert Ganahl Lumber Company,
First and Alameda streets.
Private fa mily entrance for ladies' at
the "Arheuser," 285 N. Main street.
stLife Size,, crayons 500 at Edouart &
Sons, 121 s. Spring. Satisfaction guaranteed.
TENTS at Foy's harness shop. .217LosAngeies
street.
Delicious lunches at moderate prices at
the "Anheuser," 285 N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-17
ANOTHER DAM BURST.
Uniontown, Kansas, Said to
be Swept Away.
WORK OF CYCLONE AND FLOOD.
Details UnObtainable Last Night
but There is Reason to Fear
the Very Worst.

Associated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD.
KANSAS Cry, June 16.-Meagre reports
have been received here of food and
cyclone in Kansas. Uniontown is re.
ported to be swept away.
LATER-It has been found impossible
to get further particulars of the disaster
tonight, but the worst is feared.
ST. LOUIS, June 1880 a. m.-Later
accounts of the disaster at Uniontown,
Kan, say that it was caused by the
bursting of dam, and that the towns of
Uniontown and Belletown were flooded
and several lives lost. Particulars are
not obtainable, there being no night
office near the scene of the
Disaster.