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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-05

We would call particular attention 10 this branch OF
our business, which have taken up within the last
year with renewed vigor and strength Our friends ana
customers Of fifteen years ago viii remember how We
once led In this Guinness and propose 10 sur
pass al our former eforts Our aim and study IL to
produce the best efforts for the least possible expense
and we have been remarkably successful in the pest
few months No one furnishing afford TO leave our
ideas unnoticed. Our productions are the best and
most original and al work 10 done with guarantee Of
best Workmanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-05

WOODWARD . LoTHRoR.
BOSTON DIT GOODS HousE
ZONE PRICE ONLY"
Ook l1TH AND y sTs. NwJ
MosDAr. AUausfs 5rn 1889.
Ths sais q TIE slishs,y Imperfect Hand
kerchisfs opened most auspiciousiy this morn
ing. cussOmsn who have purchased thsss
Handkerchief Of % each August, for the past
three years. considsr the present sssortmsns
the best from which they have jet selected.
The prices Ne put on them are about one-hAH
and ons-shird what they sen for in perfect
soods. and some Of them ere % siishtly impsr-
feet that only the closest 'crusins6an detect
IT. They improve with laundering.
n. -.
,,,r.,,,, Observation-Disclosures
.,..,
sn''fe s'0ek Oh them ih'o nSe separs'e '0"' VIZ
LOT 1-Ladies' Fine Sheer Linen French
Hand. Embroidered sc.,,onsa. rar. H.nd.sr.
.,,.,. .,,,,,,..,., ,r WHIT. c,,o-.a ana
luz ~o''
LUZ Zine same In inner ouai'''es ma n''fs
eiao0rateiy embroidered patterns. Would SELL
If perfect for 62k, 75 and S7}<c. each. We Of
Ter choice OF the lot for 3.1<c.
rarn..,,c Ann. ,r,,,,,s. IN ,..u.
"e'Ae' 'oa Soui eno'ce vi 'iie io' iof WV"
LOT 4-Ths same In stin inner and shesrer
quality OF pure French linen. in lovely patterns
OF embroidered work from one TO three inches
deep. Would sell. II perfect Tor sl.l2< sI<o'
sLoo' sl.7S' and " each We oner you Sou1
choice OF the lot for soc.
Luz Dine nnest ana sneefess auAnties Oh
pure french hnsn In eAauis''eiy emor0'oe'e0
lace patterns. Would SELL perfect for si'oo'
si.'o' 81 s2.2o' sz.oo' and % eacn. We o.
'er you your cho'ce Oh 'ne lot ior si'i%'
we shall DISPLAY these on . oensef tAoie In or
ger That ssiecuons mAS oe lnAae quieAs A"u
satisfactorily.
first hoor1
WHITE CHAMoIs SKIN GLOVES
We have secured. at the request OF number
Of our customers. fine grade OF D. But--Lenstn
White Chamois Skin Gloves with neat fea'her-
stitching on the back. These are very desirable
and dressy Tor seashore ana mountain ~ear Ano
for wear when driving. riding ana tennis pay
ing. si'%o
IRE hEfho'nAoE-sh"hD mif
fhese Mitts are undouD'eoiy inc oes' ms'e'
Inc seams are haraiy visible ana are stronger
than any other. We alone sell them In WASH
inston BLACK 6-but' lengths ooc' per p@h
First door; center)
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN LINENS
AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs.-we are
making extensive preparations ior . large
August trade In Linens and housekeep-
ing Goods Our immense purchases
command for us from the manuiac'arera
the lowest possible prices ana We
turn share this advantage with you
Many Proprefors OF HOTELS Eating HOUSE,
hesfauran'ss ana noaroihs HOUSE, repisniSn
their Linen closets In the month OF August and
otherwise prepare for their FAN business. We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-05
To MAKE MONEY SAVE IT,
WE HAVE
$4,000
WORTH OF LAST YEARS STOCK TO SELL AT
LESS THAN COST.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

In this department you will ind every class Of Fur
niture Covering manufactured. from the cheapest
goods to the best All kinds and styles of Heavy
tains and Portieres. FrnTes and all manner of Trim
mnss Lace Curtains of every make from the cheapest
Nottingham to the finest Brussels. Irish Point and
Russian. All goods that were in stock january in
this department viii be sold at 33 per cent discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-05

AOUOSl o. IL
t.. 4 III ::
| I: E.!BRE f. Is +: III
| L. Il II II / s..
STILL Aa1fATINa Low pRIcEs
WHILST OUR SALES ARE INCREASING OUR
PROFITS ARE DECREASING, BUT WE DON'T
MIND THAT AS LONG AS WE DISPOSE OF OUR
STOCKS. NEVER BEFORE WAS MERCHANDISE
OFFERED so Low.
Profits not taken into consideration at an. for IN.
stance, we are selling beautiful FIGURED MULIs for
12Ko. PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE lsc
In some Of the prettiest designs and combinations
LADIES, cLoTH.
11o PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE 1so.
In plain coiOrsSn hsurea
FAYALE BATIsTE
12,<c. PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE. lsc.
LADIES' UNMADE DRESSES. made Of India Linen
| ready to put together:
s1.5o FOR ENTIRE ROBE
You know tina. we sell INDIA SILK with an Extn
Discount of
20 PER CENT.
On account Of the Store being closed three days
many were disappointed at not being benefited by
that bargain advertised for that time. To equalize
matters We will again. for ths next three days. sell
our
s1Oo sATTEEN coRsETs FOR 4sc
In all Light Shades. also Drab and White
LADIES' ALL~LINEN CUFFS
IL CTS PER PAIR.
IN ALL SIZES FROM 81 TO sx.
RUCHINGs. YARDS TO A BOX,
10. PER BOX.
JUST THINK YARDS WHITE RUcHIYa
| FOR 40.
Bona SWISS sKIRTINa 75c. per yard
Bargains SWISS sKIRTINa CSC. per yard
to wass12s.
Reduce SWISS sK1Rr1Na s125 per yard
EXCEPTIONAL GOOD VALUES IN LACE
| FLoUNCINGs.
You cannot imagine how cheap we have marked
these. probably about 25 patterns left.
CoLORED VELVET RIBBONS
25c PER PIECE.
These contain 10 yards Of Good Quality VELVET
RIBBON in good desirable coors nearly inches wids
eclipses all bargains ever offered in Velvet Rbbons
UNIVERSAL CLEANING FLUID.
20. PER BOTTLE
1oc has been the price. but during this sale 20 W
| will ask for it.
This FLUID is unsurpassed for cleaning Cloths.
Dress Goods, Nsckwear. Kid Gloves. Laces. velvets
Silks and satins. without destroying the lusrs color
or finish Of the material
BoNBONNIERRE BOXES 1oc these are made of
Oxidized White Metal. sold until today for Csc
The quantity very limited.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE.
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SECOND FLoos BAReA1ss.

SECOND FLoon BARGAINS.
elevator in Passage Adjoining Glove pept)
cAMBRIc UNDERwEAR-The seasonabie Under
garment for but the retailer has to be month
30 ahead Of the season. Fail Goods already arriving
hence reduced prices for Summer Underwear.
75o. CORSET COVERS FOR 64o., Finest Cam.
bric square necks, 3-inch embroidery
75o. CAMBRIA DRAWERS FOR 64c., 2x.inch
rufe Of embroidery, two clusters threebunch tucks
s1.75 CAMBRIA GOWNS FOR 81. 4s. elaborately
trimmed with best quality embroidery and hand
made Torchon lace.
sSc. CAMBRIA CHEMIsEs for s4c Square and "
shape. Trimmings Of lace and fine embroidery.
81 CAMBRIA RUFFLE SKIRTS 79o. Tucked and
trimmed with superior embroidery. Various lengths
Continued below.)
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-05

New Jerseys ARE HERE.
| Second floor; take elevatorJ
| Aslimpse OF the autumn styles lately from Berlin
| and Paris. Are you Interested
summer Jerseys reduced in price tomorrow
The s3.9s military" to go at $685.
| The 1926 Navy" to go at s19s
| s1 These Jerseys are the leading summer styles,
and at s3.es and s3.25 are 81 cents and rs cents
| below prevailing prices
| THE PALAIs ROYAL
SUMNER CoRsrrs To Go
| (second floor, adjoining Underwear DEPARTMENT.
Just when you want Summer Corsets happens to
be the time Of the arrival Of the Palais Royals fall i'm.
portxtons.
| THE RESULT,
You may secure tomorrow 81 Summer Corset for
SAC.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Confined below.)
THr SECOND F1oon To.Monnow.
elevator with Patent Safety Air Cushion)
At time of writing this advertisement the buyer is
rearranging the stock of Boys Shirt Waists Prices
| are going to be rearranged by to-morrow morning.
| i.Expect bargains also in shawls
Also some surprises in ChiIdreps Dresses
The second floor will not only be bargain floor to-
morrow but the place to meet your friends. place
to rest to obtain ice water Just the place to cool
| OF" If it happens to be q warm day.
| THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
News. HANDkERcHIErs. LADIES.
| tFirst fioor.)
The new fall styles are arriving 80 superior in
quality that the prices Of fhe regular stock have been
forced down as follows:
Mems 25c Fancy Handkerchiefs go to zoe.
Mems 25c. White Handkerchiefs 20 to lie.
| Ladies' 2oc. do. do. go to 19c
Ladies' 121<c. Handkerchiefs go to lOc
sE See the new l2tc Handkerchiefs for mems and
ladies' wear Never better quality linen better styles
or better variety.
| THE PALAIS ROYAL.
| Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-05

INTERESTING CHAr ABOUT Gun
STOCK.
After all Serge is about % neat and dressy thin
thing as you can buy for "al-arou use. They're
appropriate at business at home-in town or out
We've grade that we call the "True Blue" We've
had something to say before about them They're not
necessarily blue-thats only the name-although we
have them made in full, rich shade of indigo and
black as WELL The colors just solid as the Wash
ington Monument. They're s15 and come either
in Sack or Getaways with half Innings or none at all
Besides the True Blues" we've 90, ss, and sIo
serses. Blue, Brown. Black. and half dozen shades
Of gray They're swarm weather" clothes sure enough
Az weightless is consistent with conscientious
struction. The mere fact that cere Offering them lifts
the whole burden Of responsibility from your should
era II they weren't cut and tailored in accordance
with the correct fashion you know we wouldn't have
them.
While we're talking in this strain we might as we'll
call your attention again to Ponsses Seersuckers
Gros Grain Silks, Alpscss and Silk Alpscas Batistes
Mohairs. Flannels, etc.-Coat and Vest Combinations
You'll nnd all the new shadss-the extreme Light
DarA and Medium eifects Then the English Cricket.
ing Serge Suits English and American White Elan
nes, Linen Duck. Genuine Calcutta seersucker and
frst-rste imtationnot in hundred could tell II
from the India article ITSELF Blazers Tennis Suits
| the Separate Trousers Once Coats Travelling Dust.
ers in Silk. Mohair. Alpaca and Linens. and those Bril-
hsnts in wellsppointed wardrobe--white and Fancy
Vests. We've enough patterns in these to keep you
| busy whole morning looking them over.
Compare us-Quality. Variety and price-with any
| thing within your reach. and see IL we don't tout
point" them all in your favor
aAvo AVN Coxrpsuv
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Auousr.

August 10 dull month with most merchants. We DO
not propose TO have Il such With us and mere glance
1t the itsms offered below win prove our dstsEmna-
ton.
Our ran stock II fast arriving and In order 10 mako
room for the same We offer you the following eoods 81
great ind for tomorrow (Tuesday) bargains
that cool the atmosphere:
CARNAGE DEPARTMENT.
An new and attractive styles, each Carriage war
nted TO give perfect sstsfsctiop money refunded
Prices Less than the cost from the msnufscturer
READ PRICES
FOR TOMORROW (TUEsDAN.
REG. PRICE. cosr
e7.9s......... Rattan Carriage .e5. e2
eS.7S.......... Rattan Carriage for 1854
S12.4S........ Rattan Carriage for,. sS.93
e13.4S-....... Rattan Carriage for...,S9.S7
els. 48.-...... Cane Carriage .S1373
e249S.........O Cane Carriage for......... e19.O5
e35.......... New Shape Carriage for.... .S24.55
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
Shot a MOngOIian.

GRASS VALLEY, CAL, June 19.-Yes-
terday afternoon a Chinaman came to
town from John Hastings ranch, six
miles northwest of Grass Valley, and re-
ported that Hastings had shot him. The
Chinaman had gunshot wound in the
back, opposite the heart, and the doctor
says the wound may prove fatal. The
Chinaman says Hastings became infuri-
ated because the Chinese crew did not
work we'll in the hot harvest field, and
got his gun and went to shooting in spite
of his wife and daughters holding him.
Hastings says the Chinaman was the at
tacking party, and the Chinaman, en-
ragged, went for Hastings with a pitch
fork, and the daughter OF Hastings went
to her fathers assistance, and with an
other pitchfork struck the Chinaman,
who ran off the ranch. John Hastings is
in town this morning. No arrests.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
JOHNsTOWN REPORTS.
The Heiief Committee order Houses
Erected-Ald From turkey.

Erected-Aid From Turkey.
JoHNsTowN, June 19.-Seven bodies
have been recovered up to l O'Clock, all
women. None were recognized. Gov
ernor Beaver and the flood commission
arrived shortly before noon and made a
tour of the devastated district. They
Lave not had formal conference yet.
The visit of Governor Beaver and the
Flood Committee to this place today has
borne practical fruit. The visitors met
the Finance Committee of the Citizens
Relief Committee and discussed the stu
alton in all its details. The Commission
pledged itself to render the citizens of
the place all the aid in it's power. The
local comEittee presented list of their
wants, ,and, after canvassing the demands,
the Commission authorized the immediate
purchase of 500 of the Chicago ready
made houses on its account, and also the
erection of all the store buildings that
may be asked for by the local merchants.
The morgue reports today show twelve
bodies recovered. They were uniden-
tilted.
WASHINGTON, June 19-The Secretary
of State has received a telegram from the
United States Minister at Constantinople
saying that the Sultan donates 200
pounds, Turkish money, for the relief of
the flood sufferers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
SuccessfuI Reception.

The great hall of Los Angeles College
was filed with people last evening to en-
joy reception of the ladies of the I'm
manuel Presbyterian Church. The
hall was finely decorated, and the plat
form was covered with elaborately
worked flower pieces, while the back
ground of the stage was mass of ferns
and fan palms, in the center of which a
beautiful floral cross was imbedded.
The party was an exceedingly pleasant
one, and although there was no music
and no exercises, all enjoyed themselves
in social converse. In the large dining
room of the College tables were set, and
were furnished to all
comers till a late hour. When the recep.
ton broke up, it was found that $54 had
been dropped into the free-offering box
during the evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
Condensed TeIegrnms.

Extensive grain fires are raging in
Modesto and neighborhood.
The old City Hall building in Sacra
mento has been condemned.
The Evening Post says that an English
syndicate has selected site at Vallejo
to start iron and steel works.
The Safe Prison is excited over a
Chinese ward who is said to be leprous.
Thomas MCGEE, Jr., was killed by the
running away of his team at Oroville
yesterday.
The damage done TO the steamship
Australia by fire at San Francisco is esti-
mated at $4,000.
Charles Smith was arrested in San
Francisco yesterday for embezzling $500
from E. Maxwell, of San Luis Obispo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
TURNER, OE COURSE.
The ColOred Champion OF
Stockton ON Top.
TOO CUNNING FOR WILEY EVANS.
A Sharp Fight to a Finish ana a
DumbfOundered Darkey Gets
Left in the Ring.

Associated Press DISPATCHES to the HERALD !
SAN FRANcIsCo, June 19.-Fifteen hnn-
dred spectators witnessed the tight be-
tweer Charles Turner, OF Stockton, and
Wiley Evans, both colored, in the rooms
of the Golden Gate Athletic Club tonight.
For a few rounds the men were very
cautious. Turner was the larger of
the two and had the longer reach. Evans
found it impossible to reach his face, and
80 turned his attention to Turner's wind.
Turner did most of the rushing, but for
long time did no damage, as Evans did
some beautiful ducking and was very
quick on his feet, getting away from his
big opponent every time. In
the fifteenth round Turner struck
Evans terrific right hand
blow on the jaw, knocking him
fiat. 1t looked like knock out, but Evans
staggered to his feet in time, and Turner
went at him with rush. Wiley dropped
again, and took advantage OF his ten
seconds, coming up a little recovered.
the call of time saved him temporarily.
Evans jumped up full of fight in the six
teenth round, and Turner started in to
knock him out, but was not strong
enough. He jabbed away at Evans face,
but the latter stood up bravely,
clinching to save himself. The
round closed with Evans comparatively
fresh. In the seventeenth and last round
Evans came up apparently benefited by
the rest, and for minute or 80 stood up
to his work. Finally Turner hit him
hard in the wind, and Evans dropped
his hands in surprise. This was
Turner's chance, and he i'm
proved it by knocking Evans
under the ropes by Highlander under
the ear. Evans was unable to rise at the
specified time, and the fight was given to
the Stockton man, though Evans second |
claimed that the last blow in the stomach |
was foul.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
The santa Fe Gets There.

SAN Francisco, June 19.-The traffic
arrangement entered into between the
Chicago and North western and the Santa
Fe systems has excited much interest
here. Railroad men say it will add largely
to the revenue of the Santa Fe, as we'll
as to it's freight-carrying capacity.
The agreement is said to be
the work of w. A. Bissell, local man
ager of the Atlantic and Pacific, during
his recent trip to the coast. By the
terms of the contract, every station on
the Chicago and Northwestern line and
branch lines of it's system are open to
the Santa Fe-a privilege hitherto en-
loved only by the Union Pacific.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

hined Influences Of politics, overcrowd.
ing and brutality. Pointing out the de-
fects of the political management of
such an institution, the Judge says ::
"The constant care Of large number of
persons appointed is to retain their
places, and they cultivate the friendship
of the powers that be, instead of study.
ing to increase their efficiency and skill
as attendants" 1t is because there is no
hope of remedy in the city or county that
the Judge says that he recommends a
special session of the Legislature to pass
a law putting all such institutions under
the control of the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
williams can DO His Worst.

SAN Francisco, June "a especial
from Boston says that Arthur Gorham,
whom A. G. Williams, the Los Angeles
swindler, claims as his protector, is keep
ing out of the way and refuses to say
anything in regard to Williams. His
brother says that Williams a swindler,
and was arrested at his instigation.
Williams has had wild career, and has
served time in Chicago for a big diamond
robbery. Arthur adds that he will not
honor the draft under any consideration.
and the fears of scandal he laughs at
saving that there is nothing in it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
A Big Deal.

SAN Francisco, June ia special
from Santa Fe, N. NJ, says that the
trantfer of the large mining property in
the Cerillo District is being closed here,
and all that remains to complete the deal
is the making of the deeds and few
minor details. The property comprises
800 acres OF patented mineral lands,
about twenty miles south of this city.
New York parties, backed by English
capital, are the buyers, and it is under,
stood that the consideration for the
property is 81, 900, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
Commissioners Knocked out.

SANTA Rosa, June 19.-Judge Presley
filed a decision today in which he con-
firms the validity of the act providing
for the creation of County Board OF
Horticultural Commissioners. He
claims that the act of 1881 is not nuga-
tory and has not been repealed by the
act of 1883 creating the State Board oi
Horticultural Commissioners.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
Charge with Infanticide.

TULARE, June 19.-Deputy Sheriff
Cunningham, OF Logan county, ILL.,,
arrived this morning with a requisition
for w. w. Rice, wanted at Lincoln, ILL.,,
for the murder of an infant. Rice has
been confined here several days, and had
an officer not arrived, the local authori'
ties could not have held him much
longer. Cunningham will remain one OF
two DAYS before returning to Illinois with
the prisoner. He says Rice is the right
man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
THE COOK COUNTY ASYLUM.
Judge Prendergast says 1t Shonlo
be Taken out of Politics.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Judge Prendergast
this morning rendered his decision in
the matter of the investigation into the
affairs of the Cook County Insane Asy-
lum. The decision is long one, but its
main idea is expressed in the Judges re.
ference to the political influence which
has been allowed to control the asylum.
"The institution must be removed from
the influences of partieanship," says
Judge frenasrgafst az lin order ot that lat
rolInted nv politics." The Judge recon-
mends that the asylum be removed from
its present site and that special session
of the State Legislature should be called
TO attend TO the matter. He reviews the
evidence at great length, pointing out the
dreadful results arising from the com
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
A Breeze In Germany.

BERLIN, June 19.-Torrential rains, &C.
companied by thunder, have swept over
Hesse-South Westphalia, Nassau and
Thuringia. The storm extended east to
Saxony, and south to Bavaria. Serious
damage was done to crops. Several per.
sons and a large number of cattle per-
ished
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
.JacorsOn Goes.

TORONTO, June 19.-Full particulars of
the crime with which Samuel Jacors on
is charged not having been sent from
Springfield Mont, where the ofense
was committed, Jacorson has been re-
leased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
The WOODEN Men.

NEW York, June 19.-The Executive
Committee of the Woolen Goods Associ-
alton decided today to draft bill on
credits and allowances, which will be
submitted to the trade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
Austrran Annexation.

LONDON, June ia revolutionary
manifesto from Servia has been circulated
in Bosnia and Herzegovina, announcing
that Austria intends to annex those terri
tories. The populace is greatly excited.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
Fruit Shipments.

SACRAMENTO, June 19.-The California
Fruit Union shipped three carloads of
fruit to Chicago this evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

New York, June 19.-There sailed for
Liverpool, on board the Bothnia today,
800 delegates to the Worlds Sunday
School Convention, which meets in Lon
don, July End. They represent the
Sunday schools of all the leading cities.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

WE ADVISE our readers to see and examin
the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, No
% South Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
q. w. Gibson Uompan

1I9 and 121 N. Los Angeles street, headquar-
ters for gas fixtures, globes, ETC. Call for esti-
mates before ordering
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

s.Life Size,1 crayons 500, at Edouart &
Sons, 121 S. Spring. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

Sher w i'm Wnlinms' prepared hous
paints at z. Fl. MATHEWS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

Ebinger,s Restaurant is the only first
class restaurant in Southern California. Cor
ner Third and Spring
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

For a cool glass of beer or an elegant
lunch, go to the "Anheuser," 2S5 N. Main st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

Delicious lunches at mod crate prices at
the "Anhenser," 285 N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
Fine GRAPES.

A sample of the Peinot or Reisling
variety of grapes was left at the HERALD
Office yesterday by Mr.. w. A. Field. The
vine from which the cane was taken has
grown for five years on the Nadeau ranch,
and there are sixty acres planted in the
same variety. The yield will be over
twenty tons to the acre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
Senour's floor paint.

TENTS at Foy's harness shop, 217LosAngele
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20
ALI New Styles, and
No Auction Trash

We have never made business of
making Discount Sales, but having
from 700 to 900 styles, it is impossi-
BILE to describe them, as we'll as pub
lish the seven to nine hundred
prices. We mean to make our prices
through this entire stock uniformly
low, 80 we adopt this discount sale.
Never has there been as FRESH
and CLEAN stock of Parasols
offered in Los Angeles at sale, or
at as low prices during its history as
city as now.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-20

SenOur,s floor paint.