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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24

me appearance of these men that the ad-
vance guard OF the French forces were,said
70 nave been thoroughly frightened. But
on the whole the lancers were of doubtful
.alue TO the Germans IS the French were on
me watch for them after that and the NOR
taIlty in their ranks became very heavy,
according 10 the Scientific Rerie1o the
..laepnerd dogs are being trained to perform
tllS dangerous service for the lancers. 1t is
-. impossible for men, especially If mounted,
10 feconnoiter the position Of the enemy by
Jay without attracting attention The
uoss can be sent forward a hundred yards
or SO in advance of the men and IL the
eueny Is near they will DO sure to find it
~ ana inform the outposts accordingly.
Moving noiselessly about through the grass
aud underbrush or perhaps field of grain
'ney VIII not be apt to attract attention.
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LETTER BOXES

in the MORNING News are furnished without
cost for the receipt of answers to advertisers,
and all Communications are stTictiy conf
Dental
Persons haefn9 advertising accounts with
the MORNING News can send advertisements
BY TELEPHONE when it is not convenient TO
write and forward them to the Office.
Telephone Of Business Ofice is No, 36i.
Calls answered until 1OP NJ
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Weather Indications.

T Special indications for Georgia
RAIN Ram, prece led by fair weather on
| 7 e Atlantic coast; stationary tenn
perature, followed Sunday by
slightly cooler; southeasterly gales.
WASHINGTON March %. 1859.
Observer, SdU1nnGb, Ga:
Hoist cautionary southeast signals at to:15p
m for Savannah and Savannah section Storm
In central Gulf. Easterly gales beginning at E
a. m. Sunday. Also ordered for Jacksonville
and Jacksonville section. GREEDY.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
nah. March %, 1889, and the mean OF Same day
for nfteon Yenrs
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE pays:
49,
A I A ] CT 10 N.
Steam and 7ugBDatS
By laROChe & Mclaughlin,
AUCTIONEERS.


O'Clock, before the Custom House door in sa-
vannah, Ga, win be sold
The tug rs. wINPENNY." rebuilt in 1856,
in good order; II square cylinder e5 feet long
and Ia feet wide; drawing ~ feet water. Now
under good contract for Eve months
ALSO
The tug MAGGIE" suitable for towing barges
and flats on light draught OF water, length IS
feet, IA feet wide; iron and wooden tanks, hold
ing about 1900 gallons fresh water; good pumps
and steam hose; draws feet water cylinder Il
inches, stroke 10 inches.
ALSO
Steamer SEMINOLE" draws feet inches
water, keel condenser, also tank, and is now in
perfect order; licensed to carry 50 passengers;
outfit complete.
8BARGEs sealed inside suitable for carrying
rice or any other freight offered
Also
2FLATs.
PILE DRIVER with friction engine years
old; will hoist 5000 pounds on single whip. An
ready for work.
BYRNES' MARINE RAILWAY foot Of East
Broad street, Savannah. Ga.
The above can be treated for at private sails
before the day OF auction by application to
LARoCHE & MCLAUGHLIN, Auctioneers. iis
Bryan street, Savannah, Ga.
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TOR RENT. house No Tattnall street. all
L modern improvements. Apply G. W.
PARISH
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The best remedy in the world for syphi-
lis, scrofuln, Blood Poison and Rheuma-
tisn IS P. 2. p. Prickly Ash, Poke Root
and Potassium.
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TOR RENT, two brick houses ON Macon street,
Il between Habersham and Price. Il. j..
KENNEDY.
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LEMON ELIXIR.

ct denotes trace o. rainfall.
NJ j. WaIoHr. JR.. Observer Signal Corps
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q 0A0 LOANED by the TITLE GUARAN-
- Jul TEE AND LOAN COMPANY, to he
repaid within years aud 10 months by weekly
pigments OF So so each This Ia per cent. per
annum for the average time Apply at 1876
Congress street.
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BOULANGER'S NEW FOES.
THE LATEST RECRUITS IN The
GERMAN ARMY.

Shepherd Dogs Trained for Sentinel
Duty-They Will Do the Work of the
Lancers-The Assistance They Will
Render to the Ambulance Corps.
Copyright 1891
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The dogs of
war have passed out of rhetoric into reality
The plebeian ow-haired bristling shepherd
dogs of Germany have been forced into
military service and have come to be
valuable ally to the armies Of the emperor.
At first sight the German shepherd dog
gives one very bad impression. He looks
like an animal Of bad breeding and very
low instincts But he improves on better
acquaintance and will shortly demonstrate
that be has extraordinary intelligence and
a devotion to duty that is simply marvel
GUS. To him every one is either friend or
foe-an instinct which supplies an ex-
cellsnt foundation for military training.
After a few months Of service this instinct
10 developed to such remarkable degree
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The Rochester Beer.

Do you drink lager beerl Yes. Then try
the Rochester Beer and we think you will
say 1t is tho finest you ever drank. IL is
pure and wholesome, delicious and spark
ling-no headache in this beer as 10 is pure
and healthy. Drink Rochester Beer and you
will drink no other after tasting this. Sold
by all first-class grocers and bars.
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. iPILE DRIVER with friction engine years
old; will hoist 5000 pounds on single whip. An
roAdy for work.
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EVERYBODY is INVITED
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.

For 10 cents you can have your say" in the
MoRNISe NEws provided you say it in IS words,
and, pay cent for each added word AThe
CHEAP COLUMN embraces advertisements OF
all kinds, viz: FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE.
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WANTED, by single gentleman, an unfur-
w nished room; tirst~class locality, not south
OF Liberty street Address VERIrAS Morning
News
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WANTED, fiat OF three unfuruished rooms
w by couple without children; must not no
farther south than Liberty street Address
stating terms, FLAT, Morning News Office.
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WANTED, lot atty or sixty feet frontage
and about twice as deep; describe location
fully, giving price. Address BUYER, Box ii0
Morning News.
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EoR RENT, at 1is Jones street, a delightful
A. suite OF rooms Win be rented low 10 right
party. Call after 10 o'clock
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THE EXCELSIOR PHOTO. GALLERY, IN
fine Cabinet Photographs Tor 81 4 trial will
convince all that our work rs better and our
prices as low m anywhere in town. Everyspho-
tograph is guaranteed and satisfaction war
ranted. THE EXCELSIOR PHOTO. GAL
LERY, III Congress street
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livery LADY PURCHASER at our store on
~ tomorrow (MondnyJ will he presented with
pieae of select Sh. 1T Muse or handsome
Souvenir A. n. O'KEEFFE e co Dru, gsts,
teeferS0n and Brnnehtpn streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

es->~~ ~--,-,-@-e-. - =. ~
WANTED. lot atty or sixty feet frontage
and about twice as deep; describe location
fully, giving price Address BUYER, Box il0,
Morning News.
WANTED, by single gentleman, an unfur.
w nished room; frstclass locality, not south
OF Liberty street. Address VERlrAS, Morning
News,
NAANTED, fiat OF three unfuruished rooms
w by couple without children; must not he
farther south than Liberty street Address,
stating terms, FLAT, Morning News Office.
ROOMS TO RENT.
LNoR RENT Having leased a hat most
II bea tifully situated on the northern side of
Liberty street until the fall. and having no
further use for il, VIII release it at o sacrifice
Flat consists of three connecting rooms, besides
private bath room. Address A. FALk &
sons AE ta~
LNOR RENT. nicely furnished south rooms,
4 private family; all convenie ces; reason
able terms u Aoercorn street. fronting square
ENoR RENT, delightful south room, with priv.
Il lege of bath, also meals II desired: terms
reasonable. j. A. MOORE. l57 Liberty street.
ENoR RENT. one furnished room for seutle-
Il men, and three unflrnished for light house
keeping. 4e}s Charlton street q,
90 CONGRESS STREET Large furnished
w Ipbnir nutteA Aot young mon Vi
housekeeping.
LNOR RENT, furnished or unfurnished rooms
4 with or without board Apply 80 Whitaker
street.
LNoR RENT, a fiat of rooms, centrally located
on moderte terms Address s., care News
Office
TOR RENT, at 1is Jones street. delightful
a suite OF rooms. Win be rented low 10 right
party Call after 10 o'clock.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
LNOR RENT, three.story brick dwelling on
4 Taylor street, between Dfayton and Aber-
corn streets. until October LIST next. Address
BROWN, care this Office.
LNOR RENT, a e-story house between Price
Il and Habersham on Huntingdon street.
Apply at corner +. VESSELS.
ENOR RENT, house southwest corner Wald
4 burg and Montgomery streets. Apply 172
Liberty street.
TOR RENT, two brick houses on Macon street,
A between Habersham and Price Il. j.
KENNEDY.
TOR RENT, house corner Price and Gordon
4 street lane. Apply corner Price and Cor
don streets.
TOR RENT. house No Tattna street; all
II modern improvements. Apply G. W.
PARISH.
TOR RENT, two houses. Apply o. Brough.
Il ton street.
HOUSE FOR RENT, No. ISL Duffy street
Ii Apply within
L'OR RENT, that desirable residence 50 Har
l. rls street; modern improvements and In
thorough repair Apply corner, Lincoln and
Harris
A STORE on the Bay, Brunswick, Ga, for
~ re1t; taby store corner Bay and Mans
field streets suitable for wholesale or retail, the
best stand in the city for ship chandler or
wholesale grocer. Possession given the LIST Of
April. Apply to D. JAMES DILLON, Bruins.
wick. Ga.
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nANCGEG SCHOOLS by MOSS. BERGER; at
~ Armory Hall Monday. Tuesday, Friday, at
$3.50; at Yonges Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
at 4; Thursday, Saturday, at s. Pupils can at
tend either.
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$1,000 g uahs IS l2sp1 %s y tSs T CoM
PANY, to be repaid within years aud 10
months by weekly payments OF s. each. This
Is X per cent per annum for the average time.
Apply at 1856 Congress street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24

BIRTHDAY PRESENTS--Comme y fault
ID Lady's Gold Watch, Gentleman's Gold
Watch, Boys Silver Watch, Gold Earring, Gold
Scarf Pin, Breastpin. Watch Locket, Bracelet.
Baby s Gold Ring, etc. Five years Of square
AMI successful business tells the tale OF prices
lower than the loWest; quality better than e
best. FEuEAS. Matchmaker aud Jeweler, ITO
broughton street, Savannah. Ga.
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LNOR RENT, a fat Of rooms, centrally located,
Il on moderte terms. Address s., care News
Office.
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NOR RENT. nicely furnished south rooms,
II private family; all convenie cess reason
able terms. IL Abercorn street, fronting square
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-24

IGOR SALE, at Isle OF Hope, three suites Of
\ Bedroom Furniture, foe Cherry Dining
Table, Cook stove, Refrigerator, Porch Chairs,
Bateau, Garden Tools, Open Buggy, Saddle,
Chickens, Ducks, etc; big bargains. Apply on
premises, or at l.. g. b. S. NJ II. II. e. Nc.
ARTHUR
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OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS

will have their orders promptly attended to and
will receive copies Of the paper with the adver-
tisement marked for inspection Count the
number Of words in your "ae" aud remit
accordingly. Please remember that no adver-
tisement is inserted for less than Is cents.
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EOR RENT, furnished or unfurnished rooms
L with or without board, Apply SO Whitaker
street
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= J. TIsHLER, Tailor. removed to ~ Bull
% street
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ENoR RENT, delightful south room, with priv.
II lege Of bath also meals If desired. terms
reasonable J. A. MOORE. l57 Liberty street.
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THE NEW HIGH ARM NO. Q WHEELER &
i WILSON SEWING MACHINE is now on
sale by J. W. TEEpLE & CO.. 1913 Broughton
street. 1t il almost noseless and so light run
ming that any lady's health is safe In using It,,
and on this account Is recommended by all
physicians who are at all familiar with sewing
machinery. BE not deceived by any misrepre-
sensations Of designing competitors with tn
ferlor goods TEEPLE & co. are responsible
and are mere to stay.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

nor RENT.-Haying leased fat most
Il bea tifully situated on the northern side OF
Liberty street until the fall, and having no
further use for IL, viii re Lease it at q sacrifice
Flat consists of three connecting rooms, besides
a private bath room. Address A. FALK &
SONS .s. ta,n
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90 CONGRESS STREET Large furnished
% room, suited for young men or light
housekeeping
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LNoR RENT. one furnished room for gento-
It men, and three unturnished for light house
keeping. 49ls Charlton street, ~
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YVES ELEANOR, the Photographs were made
1 at HERMES & GOTrLIEB'S Photo. Gal
iery 1853 Broughton street. They are simply
perfect The paper party" is next week, and
III have the cnildrsl's photographs taken in
costume. The crayon l gave my husband is
lifelike. Don't waste money on trifles but give
the best and their prices lowest. Yours,
KATIE
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR REM

TOR RENT, three.story brick dwelling on
Il Taylor street, between Dfayton and Aber.
corn streets. until october list next. Address
BROWN, care this office.
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NOR RENT, a 9-story house between Price
l. and HaberSham on Huntingdon street.
Apply at corner +. VESSELS
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A LPINE HERB TEA. Diamond Vera Cura,
~ and Hof's Harmless Headache Powders, at
sTRoNG'S Drug Store, Bull and Perry street
lane.
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ZINE Cabinet Photographs a speciality at
IT HERMES & GOTrLlEBS, 1859 Broughton
street. Work guaranteed.
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IGOR SALE, at eleven dollars per month for
II thirty six months, without interest, q lot on
streets, 30x90. q. IL. DOkSErT, Real Estate
Dealer.
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THE price Of one dozen foe Cabinet Photo
Il graphs and one extra. the proper size for an
sxl0 frame, is two dollars and tiity cents; frames
TO tit the same very cheap. J. N WILSON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-09

the charge of obtaining goods under false
pretenses, and was held to answer to the
Superior Court at bail of $500.
Frank Robinson, the young man who
was caught selling new bonnets at re-
duced rates to the demi-mondaine resi-
dents OF Alameda street Monday evening
was taken before Justice Lockwood yes
terday. Mrs. G. Dosch, who has mil
linery store on Main street, identified the
hats, and Frank pleaded guilty. He was
sent to the County Jail for sixty days
The following officers of Massasoi
Tribe, No. 50, Red Men, were installed
on Monday evening: J.C. Burr, Sachem
H. R. Leonard, ST., s. S.; E. G. Colby
J.S.; M. T. Simonten, Prophet; II. r.
Leonard, Jr., G. of R.; Capt. F. N.
Marion, X. of W.; G. Thoms, First San
nap; E. d. Williams, Second Sannap
l.. Osborne, First Warrior @. H. White
Second; L. S. O'Harra, Third; q. H
Knowlton, Fourth; G. H. Rush, FRS
Brave; H. G. Folder, Second; B. F
Ward, Third; DR.. H. S. Brainerd
Fourth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-09
PERSONALS.

Mr.. G. M. Haven, of Lowell, Mass, is
at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. X. G. Easton, of Berkeley, is regis
tered at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. R. Barry, Of San
Diego, are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Cudworth, Of
Chicago, are at the Nadeau.
Judge Austin will go to San Francisco
on tomorrow mornings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Myerson, Ct
st. Louis, Mo-, are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. H. N. Norton and E. B. Baxter, Of
San Antonio, Texas, are at the Nadeau
Frank ]. Dyer, editor of the Sou b
Riverside Bee, paid the HERALD a visit
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hatch and w. P
Hatch, of Denver, Colo, are at the
Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Stamps and
Mrs. Mcknight, old residents of St
Louis, are in this city visiting relatives
Mrs. Z. H. Grasitt and children, OF
Los Angeles, CAL, are spending the win.
ter at their old Canadian home, Simcoe
Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe and Miss ALI
son, OF New York, are visiting Los An
geles, and will visit various parts of the
country.
Admiral McCaldin came in town yes
terday to see how business was pro
crossing and returned quite satisfied
with the prospects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Easton, Mrs. Geo
Starbuch, Miss S. A. Starbuch, Mrs. M
Starbuch, Miss F. Merriam and Horac,
Starbuch, of Nantucket, Mass, are at tine
Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seegers are at the
Hoffman. Mr.. Seegers was here las
season, and liked the country so wei
that he decided to remove from Mime
apolis for good.
Mr.. Mark L. Mcdonald, capitalist c
Santa Rosa, arrived at the Depot Hote
yesterday. Mr.. Mcdonald is a promi
neat Democratic politician and once ap
peared in the field as candidate fo
United States Senator.
James B. Glass, manager of the Stude
baker branch, leaves for California to
day on pleasure trip, being the guest o
his friend, Mr.. Henry Phipps, who spen
few days in the city last week vieitiD,
with Mr.. Glass. After leaving here, Mr.
fhipps and Professor Hrash car viewed
the total eclipse from Winnemucca
Nevada, at which point some twent,
astronomers were to assemble. Durinl
: the trip to the coast the gentlemen will
visit Monterey, Santa Cruz, Les Angelo
San Diego and several other places o
lesser note, consuming about thre
weeks.-[Salt Lake Herald.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-09
G. A. r. Camp Grounds.
A committee of eight prominent n

A COMMITTEES OF eight prominent MEM
bers of the G. A. R., accompanied by a
party of railroad men. visited San Juan
by-the-Sea Monday for the purpose :of
looking ou. suitable grounds for the next
eucampment. The southern half of the
State constitutes the Seventh Inspection
District of the G. A. r., and the COM
mittee has now under discussion
the matter of the location for
the grand encampment to come
off next summer. A number of places
near the coast will be visited, but no de-
cision will be reached for some time.
Yesterday the party drove about the
town examing the various sites that were
proposed. After very pleasant spread,
the party came back to the city on the
evening train.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-09
NEWS NOTES.

Harry Clark, of Pomona, was brought
to the County Jail for petit larceny yes.
terday.
There was no business transacted in
Departments No. 2 and 3, of the Super.
tor Court, yesterday.
Platt and his deputies yesterday noon al
the st. Elmo, by Mr.. r. Bilderrain.
Justice Lockwood will occupy Justice
Austin's bench for a time, to allow the
latter to enjoy much needed vacation
d. J. Hawthorn was arrested on Upper
Main street for urbing the peace yes
terday afternoon, and taken to the Police
Station.
The bondsmen of Dollie Borello, who
is charged with grand larceny, gave her
up yesterday and she was taken to the
County Jail.
81. E. Wilson, who was found guilty OF
petit larceny last Monday, was sentenced
to spend sixty days in the County Jail
by Justice Lockwood yesterday.
William H. Jordan lost diamond pin
valued at $1O5. in an Alameda den,
about a week ago. Detective Metzler
managed to recover it yesterday.
Billy Manning was fined $40 for battery
by Justice Lockwood yesterday. He had
resisted arrest Monday night at the Club
Theater and struck Detective Metzler IN
the face.
Judges Van Dyke and Wade, OF the
Superior Court, were yesterday occupied
in arranging the calendar for the coming
term. There were about 800 cases on the
calendars.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $210,SO3 and were 11O in
number. Of these AZ were for more
than 81 900 each, and 80 were fer nomi-
nal considerations.
Wallace Ray, of Fresno couty, was ar
raigned yesterday in the United States
District Court on the charge of cutting
timber on Governmentland, and to-day
was set for him to plead.
John Nelson and II. M. Jacobs were
examined yesterday before United States
Commissioner Van Dyke on charge OF
cutting timber on Government land.
They were held to answer.
Samuel Baldwin, of East Los Angeles,
made raid on small fruit store and
got away with three boxes of sardines.
He was arrested and brought to the
Central Police Station, where he was
booked for petit larceny.
A small dwelling house on Home
street caught fire about midnight last
night and illuminated the sky for some
time. The neighbors turned out and
aided in putting out the fire, which
burned the house to the ground.
Hugh D. Jones was at work for man
who kept COW. The COW got into q
neighbor's yard. The neighbor sent her
to the pound. When Hugh learned of
this fact he became greatly wroth and
swore copiously in public. Yesterday
afternoon Justice Lockwood charged him
$40 for disturbing the peace.
J. Canton, who obtained quantity of
cigars OF Los Angeles street wholesale
dealer to sell on commission and then
failed TO make returns, was examined
before Justice Lockwood yesterday on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-09
ADVICE FROM BELOW STAIRS

Bridget, I would give al OF my wealth ior
half of your health
"Sure, ma'am, yor need only give $5, for
that's the price of six bottles of j. " S. as
the boys call 1t. joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
will make you strong as me, ma'am."
Mrs. J. Barron of 142 Seventh street, San
Francisco, writes: ''I have been taking the
California Remedy Joys Vegetable Sarsapa'
rilla) with immense benefit 1t is perfectly
splendid to build up nervous, rundown ana
worn out women" Mrs. Fred 10y OF 327 Ellis
street, Mrs. G. Werner of 235 Berry street, San
Francisco and hundreds of others relate the
same experience with the pure vegetable juices
of this California compound
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-09
A Lively Appearance.

rhe agency of the Hotel del Coronado, corner
OF Spring and Franklin streets presents lively
appearance these fine winter days. Many call
ers are seeking information in regard to the
hotel or examining the charts to select rooms
from. But the hotel is so spacious with its $50
apartments that all applicants can rely upon
securing com Portable and sunny rooms in this
the most commodious and charming resort on
the Pacific Coast