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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27
MOTIF 70 soyrR4rr0nx

A RCHErEcr kAeI EE II READY
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27
Ssattle, lake Sksre & Iastern b,


DAILY KxcxrT scxpAy
For EnOqnallnie and Wsy pni..ss. leave
$40 .. m. arrive s p. -. F0s Gisman aud
way points. ieave S:a6 o. M, las y. M !:
a rive $50 .. M. q m For Snol ora "a
and way points. leave AS = m. 5.lQ y.
M: arrive 40 q M, 5p n. sFoY Lake
Washington. IA Tenne Para and Suburban
points. leave SIS . M. las p. M, arrive
$50 =, M, $50 p. m For Edresater. Fro
mont and Suburban points. leave so a. IA,
lusi5 q. M. LIS r m. els p. m: arrive
6sss =. M, II :S5 q. M; 10 .. M, 7sls, p IA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
F.r snohomisa and way points, leave
$40 p M: arrive I'D 05 o IA. efar fAke
Washington. R.veuns Pask and suburban
points. leave 10 IS .. m. las p M: arrive
connect with steamer 1T Union Bsy or
fesier for Houxhtou and kirkland
3. w. RUFF. Gen. Pass. AT.
2. W d. HoLBRoOK. Manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27
W. S 6 I. co.

Steamers will leave Ycsler's dock Tor eE.
Attic PORT TOW NsKND ROt-TE. carry
lnx the z. s. mails. Steamer EDITH leaves
seattle every day, except SATURDAY, ~ 1o:S0
E. N. arrives>at PnFf Townsend AZ 4 IA.
Returning. leaves Port Townsend at > 4 N. !:
arrives NJ Seattle ~ p m
SEATrLE-wHATcOM RnrrE. Boat
every day. Steamer WASHINGTON fgoiar
dirsctl leaves Seattle al ? p. m, sundayx.
Tuesdays and Thursdays arrives ii What
com NJ 10 am. the next day. Refurninr.
leaves Whatcom at p. m Mondays. We'd
ne~iayx aud Fridays. arrives Al seattle ct 10
q m. next day.
Steamer w X MERwfy, touching n
LAcONSERs leaves seattle Al . p. m. Non
Mhatcom Il m. next day; returning. havcs
Whaseom 81 p. m. tuesdays and Thur
Gays; sundays q q M arrives n seal
Tie ~ = m next day: sundays p. m.
GEO. i. JACOBS. SECRETARY.
y. b. JACKSON, President
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

TIVE GFls1s TON xTxAAsaTx MI
- zssze1sa. Frank Moxsas. u sssxs. s4rrs-
fn< frsFxss k5sa paszzn xss ~ 49, s<-ss
nneA vii - fsens -An r~xnrsnx, q,
sossA pas.. !. = nak4ssa. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

H. vitality Of she trade orxanixA-
HIM IL Seattle has been spIendidly
illnstxatsd sincs the IRE by the sucness
which has attended the general effort
~ receves from that dire blow. Oniy
tAFee weeks have elapsed since every
ehbinx business establishment In The
city was burned. In nearly every I'M
utente The complete stock going with
the stosshoa<s. and yet today every
tne IL our jobbins business Ii again
In full and successful operation. Not
single jcheing asm has failed under
~ tersibae trial of the Are and iii hsls
enc ~ two are engaged 10 an extent
a issse in supplying their customers.
IL any other to~n bat Seattle this
would ss<m very remarkable thing
bus ths trials thfouxA which cur hasi-
nssa men hsvs rone in sAe past
hare - developed their capacity to
sseee emergencies. thai shss Pro-
eooA IN extraordinary enterprises
with he dispatch and energy usual To
routine hasiness. OF course ics .
tinse 4 viii not be rsssihsx for the
nnofckants os Seattle 10 ssrvs The
teo1s 70 its fuis exssns. yer many
1Atnes their customers hare b. - else.
Whess, bat the d<faeieneses wsa ls~ osIy
eompsraSy. lnaeed assurances nsaIsi-
~ thAt seatsless trade fs<asisses Viii
Within . vvry Ten snestAs - lsfnsseay
nfootes than before ssse Ar~s Ass both
- ~ e1psasson ri Cd establishments
and - the Eneunssns 81 ae~ asa-~s sass
nou capital We are sass tAss the
communitisx hath In sssa eas ~ shs
eossitosy which teak - sssssss ~
their csnsrai source 81 sapFiy sssi aaa
~ cir better prepared - meet ssssss
uAnts Ia the future than In ths past.
These VIA Ia past years hare lad
knowledge al The lieesalits aad rssale
esirit II Mr.. Henry l. Yesier. viii sos
- surprised - learn that be nsw pro-
poste ~ bake the city FIRE ssst u =
considerable part Of the 'sxeeisr cor
ner. concerning whish thsr~ has re-
eently been - aavh sask. gass ~Ass
propcssioa es shss corner Mr. NssxE
prcposes T. Dedicate a. the paisias
~ ~ are mel aasherss~d - say.
hat Il mar safely ls Assumed thai
whntessr Ne does be vsa DO hsaa.
eoensay aaa generously. Any oshss
r<lary woala ~ OH ~ kesrsns with
~ spirit Of his rass. II wcala t-s an
exsr~nsly xrseicss. SCI fer ar. y~~ser
10 kivs wav ga the whaas proposition,
suhcraln atins his can personal ssssfs
eets b. that ~ ssas city BY whose de-
velopsasat his srVss Iessaas ass sxvn
made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

Leaves Seattle fu< Kaa.rx.x arss1 AZ sag
landings Mc<sazyS- Wednesdays AL Fri.
DAYS & II p H. Arrives ~ WAaienn TExS-
days. Thursdays snd SATURDAYS - p. III
EefuYaInx. sensss Ek4zes,n Sundays.
Tuesdays sad Taur~s2Fx q SO p ra~ ar
rfvs~ al ScAt<ze Nonxlayx. Wein<as1kFs 4At
Frztzys q y n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

Its passenger eqHipmcnt Is the finest In
the world. consisting Of Luxurious sleep
ting Cars, having drawing. smoking and
bath r0onS: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cafs, with Frre sleeping Ber1hs for
holders Of sec0nd-clAss tickets, and the
most medcfn style Of Day Coaches
IL Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
besf quality ot scod, in unlimited quantity,
Il reasonable rates.
The variety and grandeur OF scenery
along tfs line u unequAlgd, and in the de-
tails al track, train service, etc, nothing Il
omitted thst can add 70 the safety and
comfort Of 10 patrons. All IN al, il gives
the beat and moet bervtcAble line 81 travel.
whether for businezx or pleasure. between
Portland, Tacoma. Seattle. Victoria, and
AL Pacific Coast points, and winnipeg.
Minneapolis. ST. Paul. Chicago. 81. Ixstasr,
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York. and al Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS arr issued 70 III
principal points In the United States, Can
af3n, and Europe. 1t lowest rates
For detailed information apply to the
following agents OF the ccmpAny
c. G. NCf0RD. Washington street.
Portland, Oregon: T. ". MCGfNNESS. seat
tie, w. T.: y. &. ELLIS, Tacoma. ". r..
d < BROWN. Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent, Vancouver, b G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. poetof.ces
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

Steamer Gee. E. Starr

Leaves seattle ii III. n. sun<lsys, faes-
days xnd ThHre3ayA Arrives xf Thxfcusu
q II = m Hee<ssy< Wednesdays ard Pr
<1ntS E4enrninf. irAre4 Whafr<,za Is y.
~ Manx1Axx asa8 N<sher~fay~ AMI On szf
uyIl&yx Is Z q -. Arrives x1 Seart3e ~ q
~ Tuesdays anza ThnrsisJS and en- sa,-
ar3ayx - AhaRt = n
- Sleaner isnsls - an axutxr Kzszsi-
ipES exccps Oak Ilaxtnr. lszCusner ard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

A SSEssMEST ROLL GREEN STREET
"A 3rssit-<ottre n hereby Rfven that
the assessment roll for the grading Of
Green street. from Florence street n Bar
Ter street. and ccnstrlsttng = sidewalk on
both sides thereof. hiss hesn eied with the
undersigned. { ERIK IL the city Of seattle:
and further Retire - hervhy given tbnt the
said roll II open TO pup;te i0erecsIon as the
cfsire ct said clerk. IN the city hall. and
win rvsnain cres Tor Inspection until Fri
Dag. July 5, fs-s. 1t . o'cicck p. m,, and
that sll gereons feeling sisemscivee e
srscvei BY ANY ssch assessment. may ap-
ply 10 the remsrsn council OF saisi efty 10
have the same eofsecsed. on said lab 4,
fsse ~ ecitek p. IA. at their council
chamber. Ia the city aail:
nsts 81 nrss publ,cssicn. Jene u. iss
4 ssESsNENT ROLL. SOUTH NiNra
Z y street grasie--Nossre r. hereby given
Eouth Ninsh sfrsss from Yesies avcnne e.
Charles street, and constructing . kt3e-
aalk On both sides fberrof. has h<es Afess
xifh the undcrxigned clerk ct The city 81
seattle, asd further notice 10 hershy
given shat the ssid ecis Il opsa 10 passalc
iaspsssios Il the oises 81 aid elswk r. ssas
city hail and viii rruasn open fef irspee-
ssca until Friday, J1ly 5 tSs5, ss 8 osst <k
,. -. Aad thai Ill rerecns FEELING tAem-
selves Axxrtevsd BY agy saeh assessment
faoy eppsy 10 the eo0mon council cf said
eis. 90 have the ss0e eorfcctet GA sAst
Iaty : ise. Il e'eksk = uas ~ their
e6Aaef; cAaatess Ia the CTR ball
c w. FExEss. Clerk
Date at f-st paAlsssfsoa Jane q, iSs
A S>EssMENT Etsf1s FRosrGtsT AVE-
N nae ssrasse--<sssre il hereby given
shxs tho assessment rel Fer the grazing es
FrMr~cs ayenH.. feesa Keasacks ssreck to
FARM ssr~cs, ard constructing e Sidewalk
"a bekA SIDES ssssrvssf. has E,cea ai~a wssA
the sn.ssrssx ss~st. essfk ~ TIC cssy ~ S-ss.
tae sssss farther as4sc9 IS aersby xssss saas
re s@ss vsssl i open 90 rssAsss sussse.scn NJ
To ofsssx - - "a eaesk, sn the cir hAis era
ssii remRtn ap~a SOFT Inspection unss -
aAv. fusx ). aess. ~ so'ess~k = M. ans3
ssas al T~ssez& fee snx themselves ~
sFtsresl - ser sF.eh 2sHs<sxres,s Ray ayysfy
ta ne eSesn rsssa csssnsss az eaiA csty 10 have
toe sssar eesrcsssss "a mid sass s. ss~s. ~
: oessssk = IA, ~ tses. eoaneii chambers,
IN tsse efst BAL.
G. ~ FERRIS. css~a.
Essse ~ Nys- raAstsszlssn, June N. fSss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27
Island Transportation Co,
HERBERr Z. BRErRER. Manager.


The steamer J. B. LIBBY, HerDers ,.
1eechef. master leaves seattle every san
Day elsxynoou ~ p m. for Poss rpwusobd
and TIE San Juan islands. from Hetdsld's
wharf, L<aves Pom Townsend 81 10 4 m.
even Monday, Wednesday and Friday tos
Waetcom. calling - smiths island, and
Richardson's fweashes prrnfssinxl. Arxyie.
Lcpt4 Friday HsshnF. kapie fen Monday
fotn4 north and TbHrs<iay gcin9 sCcthS.
keache Haroof. 0rcaa ard East Sound.
Returning. leaves Uhafcrm IL Z. N.
Tuesdaya Thursdays and Saturdays On
iac saturday Trip The libby Eoes thcn8h
seattle. u CntiI further notice. rAsern-
ers or freight from Seeftic for the inlsnas
BY the Ibby's "Wednesday and Frfday tffps
win Be @ RED on the Wsshinstnn stenIa
boat a Tfsn-pof<a<iCu Co. 3 steamer Edith
70 Port Tounsend ON Tuesday aud Thuss-
Cay rssbn and transferred direct % the
Libby. On These days the W 3 Il Z. Co.
will issue tickets aud bill freight through
to defamation
HERBERr =. BEKeHER, xAuaser.
J. A HATFIELD. Agent. seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

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1890 To- =. ~ E<r. han " - &ea,
m. rHaxAn y:skfk. ~ 4eex1k. - niss
Msry 6. Kfnef. = ISL pzemenl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

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1 srfa s2s-s>ssnx ssxszssAs srs sz sr~s 81
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hszsss ~sr. 4 esss. sEszssssss sss - =
Fsss ssx r ss~ifssE sspzH sat szsse- fsf s~assl.
NrsF kaSssss 8g fss~ms Ms r E*1gssx.
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fSs7i 10 fss;S5 r. ESN[1 q
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f10 Il al
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$3.50 - q ~ 5ijI7T q vfT 1T80l
81 Illl11!!y sxss ~
W&lcne1> - - -
111le:
I'll 49, !. !. L. : =. ~. ~. f..e
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GH0 xHKE 0XNN-kH HAEE TRICK
Esgotne - t~be weeena
1ssuf - 1ecrlin< enA knfuep
esmofeis. g funrzn1 : - -: ~ seIe ejlss1h
in4siss = 6u6u6 IN 5slllany. kNt Co.
-! u. e -. 80. ssey 49, -
s - 9 So g. $50 I 80. . ss s.:
49, ~ = ~ ~ - 800. =. /. q &
1T s75s s7IT : TaT 57STsf S4E1
Sssa 49, - - - y 49, 49,
- g !, ss'.ss:s e. -: go 3 ~ g: g.
wseyer = 1000 t1kHxes1 e;s4 sesxf xIoee f5x
yerd. IngnIss K eharsea & fsfte<vsn.
fsssn !. BxsEoM hse<k
1wSw s2Tx-fEfyrW AxD YOT. 1.1sx
fhSzd arerx: ~ffs q Hzsboss fueui =
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- 49, ~ ennfntx asfns. Ais. eevezn5
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PRIEST kaeo&. - feet fru0&nGe, ncof 6n1a
Dssssas bsllaia9 8 = freae esss9e.ns rss.
"a =, 49, 4. ~. 49, g e 7s -. 3: ~ -.
e 2n - ~ S.s -. ~ - ~~Scs@ 49,.
- w. $500. - ~ - s..s.s. yssssf.i
Ioo0 = q
- 80 = - - -
- H. q 49, - 49, - ~ - ~ ~ ~
- 49,. - ~ sssexs. -. II - Srss~s
49, r ~ s.sss se.S ~ ..s - -.
49, !. 49, y - ~. ~ 49, 49, ~
ne eIny. Appsy 70 q &. An1e4s8n, rs
C0{umk4a Bxre0f
- !. go $500
~ .. IL III 49, 1917 80,
nsefed 1rrr n q lsef: eeico q. "A
dsesa 4 3. 1hoea1pn. eaneoavsf, wexh.
= :. - -
yar6 IS, 11d1xw Wn- Hsll, F0rs
MndlooA.
EN0h 1XLx-{IHE I'M oFFEk DESk,
j o. Tovctsto1 onQn eoeos eye oo5ee
4heall lnq4rD - 800 - koo0 = yudee
HtH'e o1Aee. DeoeD9 bIqcL
100 aaT = assTsTI 1119 ~ 1rT
~ h5ock ~ epfuw yt41n1g - HeGGs
eff0efs. lnqNiFe TAN 4eceo0 eereeG
$50. 49, > /. 5000 $50 -Tcu7.
n 49, .sst -. .fsh - srd dssshie
s..x. ~. ~ $50 - ~ 49, 49, Ts~s.- Sii
sss-sss<es Y.ss,.s,. ~ 100 x T~ss~ "a
-. sssS 49, ..as.ss, 80 Mi
u HfRm&nnaU
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

IA ~ X Il .4 ~! Z 49,
! j T. s. ~ =. r.! s. +. %. s. 70
i ". ~ :! q u /. l.. ..!l!l'
:. :|S' 1I r. !
: 4 q "a r. -
= y :; = = 117@
: ~ - - - Ul ~ - = -
q - = =
Is IL = @
- - - = Iip6f S f5f14(pAwx ~
7zS1fS Fl y T1l1 - - fns1sk
~ - - -
- 4 - - - 1uo4 - - -
|o<5cm
- :; = - s S;3S@ = S5~ TS55175l
49, ~ - = 1u1SI
esea11ee6es.. wl14 - ssas1 - -
- -
H. EnRs5e. III ns.s.a
lNn4ss t1 - AeeHenx - - ~ l,s1ee
- gzsee1s = = -
~ - - - 49,. = iIzs.es1
II fNs1 ~ GoH a1< beeM Aoo9<s44 ~
-n1.1 60 f ~ ns ssss.szs. 80 49,. s ,s.ass
~, ~ ssi - 90 e ssi6 -. ell
55l3 S31& 3{oTI1s l1lx
~e n ~ s1zE I'll touazn Vim -
~ $500 u si~61SSm e - 1lnz5sry
49,. Ffeh 611 ltmea. q. u Uf1&nsd
aeeE23e. " q. Jnne ~ I1t
M411l4 III ssea5 i NJ 49, ~
~ ~ 49, ~. ~ Sss.,s.s
A dziTsss. a. pii<s. $3.50 sess a
enme - btfa1e To Ef< U8ee. - Jnek-
nooS 9ernsek M
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

~ II NExDA 4 co. cssxTaarreg-
Ne asS Aasss<ss. FsAns sass ss~ssssc "
sisss ss,ntsax1 sFss. sseseaEtos. es-erEsl-
y 81 ssyss 4rsur So Ssssasa ssa strsrx
f}ESgANsS r. ExAEn. CARPENTER
~ SD aefNsess hrSi<ss srd hafsaEnass
sss sses ksvsr w~ek xseey.nssnAed s-ess
ssEs.1s- Adrrexs Ear~so@ss. &eassa~.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-25
The Hotel del Corona do

Has witnessed many lively scenes during the
past few weeks, combining grand mixture OF
pleasure, business and recreation. The weary
brain-workers forming the s. G. Editorial Asso-
citation, many accompanied by their wives and
families had grand old time, lasting nearly a
week. The patrons of the glorious sport OF
yachting, with their many friends, made this
their headquarters during the last gallant
struggle for supremacy among those gay
"Rovers OF the Sea-" Add to these the many
visitors from the bleak and foggy North, at
tracted by our genial, even climate and sunny
skies; these, with our semi-monthly excursions
from Los Angeles and vicinity, all combine to
make grand total OF visitors to this peerless
resort, and speaks volumes In praise of It's un.
equalled natural advantages, its careful, kindly
management and Its moderate charges. On
next Saturday our citizens and visitors will
again have an opportunity of visiting the
"Hotel par Excellence" and they will, there is
no doubt, respond both in numbers ard en-
thusiasm equal to any former occasion. For
particulars see advertisement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-25
mutinous Musicians.

SAN Francisco, July 24.-The Court
Martial in the case of Isaac G. Coggin, q
member of the Second Regiment Band,
N. G. c., who has been on trial for dis
obeyiDg orders in refusing to report for
duty on July 4th has concluded its labors,
and sentence in the case is that Coggiu
pay fine of fifty dollars and be dishon.
orably discharged from the service.
In the Fourth of July celebration only
non.union. bands were employed, the
Celebration Committee claiming this
was necessary to save expenses. The
Musical Union of the city then ordered
all it's members not to participate in the
parade. Coggin is member of the
Union, and also leader of the Second
Regiment band, and he elected to obey
the Union instead OF the regiment when
ordered by the latter to parade. This is
regarded as test case.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-25

versus Neale and others, which has oc-
cupied the attention of the Superior
Court for the past five weeks, was ended
this afternoon by the jury bringing in a
verdict for $122,675. The suit was
brought to condemn the land which is
covered by water beyond the great Sweet
water dam.
MERGED, Cal, July 24.-A fire started
in the grain fields of Charles H. Huff
mann this afternoon, and about two hum
dred acres of grain were burned before
the flames were subdued. Men were
taken to the ground from Merced in every
available vehicle, and succeeded after q
hard fight in getting the fire under
control. Much excitement prevailed in
the town, as many feared the flames
would sweep the town. The loss is es
timated at two or three thousand dol
lars; insurance not known.
SAN Francisco, July 24-Frank Will
Jams, charged with swindling Wells,
Fargo & Company's agent at San Jose
out OF s., 800 by means of a forged check,
was re- arrested today. He was released
on bonds a few days ago, and it was
afterwards discovered that the bonds
were insufficient.
Edward Stevens, commercial travel
ler who has just returned from the
Yosemite valley, said tonight that the
fires which began east of Wawona two
weeks ago, had destroyed thousands of
trees, and that for time two large hotels
in the valley were threatened, but the
fire is now under control.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-25
First n Pigmy-Anon a Giant.

We are too apt to regard small ailment
much as we would some pigmy, unpleasant OF
serious mischief. We ignore the fact that II
grows prodigiously, strengthens in proportion,
and begets evil progeny. fit of indigestion, 9
languor when the system should should have
been braced by recent sleep, unaccountable
nervousness, inactivity of the kidneys or blad-
stinate and serious bodily disturbance? In
either of the above emergencies, com mon sense
and experience unite in indicating Hostetter' 8
Stomach Bitters as the best preventive. Partic-
ularly should Its use be prompt when the Ian.
guor, yawning. chilliness down the back, and
feverishness that, precede malarial attack,
manifest themselves. Iucipient rheumatism
grows apsce. Don't neglect it. So with con
situation and debility.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-25
A Subject for Edison

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-William
Sharpe, Superintendent of the Oakland
Light and Motor Company, while adjust
ing wire in the motor circuit today,
claims to have received the full force of
900 volts of electricity, or an
amount sufficient to light two
thirty light machines. He was
knocked insensible and momentarily
paralyzed, and his hands were badly
burned, but he soon recovered. He says
he is willing to accept Edison's ;otfer of
81 900 to anv man who can Withstand a
shock of 100 volts, and for 81 900 will
again experience the delivery of 600
ynlta
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-25
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
The Blythe Case Forging
Ahead.
\ POINT OF EVIDENCE SETTLED
Whalers Wrecked in Arctic Waters
Musician COggin Sentenced
for Mutiny.



SAN Francisco, July 24.-After a pro-
longed argument by the attorneys in the
Blythe will case as to the admissability
in evidence of the letter written by
Blythe to James Perry, the grandfather
of Florence Blythe, wherein there was a
hint at her adoption and a statement that
Florence had been provided for in his
(Blythe's) will, Judge Coffey overruled
the objection and admitted the letter as
evidence.
In admitting the letter, however, Judge
Coffey said: at is understood express
no opinion in the matter. 1 simply al
low the paper in evidence"
Mrs. Ashcroft was recalled, and iden-
tilted a number of letters as some that
had been written by Thomas H. Blythe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-25
Another Blaze at sacra mento.

SACRAMENTO, July 24.-At 4 80 O'Clock
this morning, fire broke out near
the middle of the block of Chinese
rookeries bordering on the China
slough. The fire department were ham,
pered in work by the fact that number
of boxcars loaded with wood were on the
street track. In laying the hose it was
necessary to drive between the burning
buildings and the cars, and so intense
was the heat that the fire horse attached
to the hose-cart was badly burned. Two
lines of hose were almost useless. owing
to lack of water. Many Mongolians had
narrow escapes, but it was stated there
was no loss of life. Thirty or forty Chi
nese establishments were burned out.
The fire started beneath the Chinese
theater, but it is not known how it
originated. All the buildings be-
longed to w. S. Mesick and Charles
ONeil. Their loss is in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. There is no insur-
ance. One Chinese merchant had his
stock insured for $500. The Cinnamon
saved nothing from the flames. The
white population is glad that this portion
of the Chinese quarter has been wiped
out. The property owners will not be
allowed to construct any more wooden
buildings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-25
The Verdict Uuan,mous

Is that the house of Hawley. King q Co, SO,
90 and 20 North Los Angeles street, is head
quarters for sy lish carts, buggies and carriages
You will also find there all kinds OF agricul-
tural implements, including anything from
spade to complete thr, shing outfit. Are you
your corn-sheller, bone mill and poultry net
ting. Are you a road maker? Call and see
their grading plows and scrapers. and the cele-
brated Improved Reversible American Champ
ion Grader. It will make a first class road for
one hundred dollars mile.