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Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07

Special mail service in Nebraska has been
ordered discontinued as follows; Dixie,
Hitchcock county; Rill, Hitchcock county I:
Hancock, Duudy county; Winfield, Brown
county; Halsted Brown county; Putnam,
Cherry county; Abbey, Grant county (;
Weyerts, Cheyenne county; Rosecrans,
Sheridan county; Riggs, Sheridan county.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Van Wyck, wife of ex-senator Van
Wyck of Nebraska, is quite i'll at her resi-
dcnce here. AS soon as she sufficiently re.
covers she will return to her Nebraska home.
Miss Carrie II. Church, of Nebraska, was
to-day appointed in the general land office.
Leopold Hahn, of Hastings; Lewis Irvine,
of Kearney; Chris Schophcld, of Grand Isl
and; DR.. Johnson, of Fillmore county; and
John Barsley, are in the city.
Senator Paddock returned to Washington
last night. He expects to be in Nebraska
some time before the end of next week.
PERRY S. HEATH.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
AN EX-ASYLUM PATIENT.
The Man Who Fired the Blank Car
fridge ar CarnOt.

PARIS, May 6.-Pcrrin, the man who fired
blank cartridge at President CarnOt as
the latter was leaving the Eylsee palace
yesterday, was recently under treatment for
INSANITY
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
Arrested For Murder.

GALESA, H., May g. G--Young Skeane, who,
Il is charged, murdered Prof. Matchet yes
terlay, was placed IN confinement too day.
He claims 70 be innocent, and says that his
claim sill be established az the proper time.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
Died From Fright.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 6.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEEI-Floren Beck, ten years
old, son of a market gardener east of town,
dropped dead to-day, from fright. His team
started to run away and when 1t was stopped
the boy, who, until that time, had held the
reins, dropped dead. Three years ago
brother died in much the same way.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
Publication OF War Kccords.

WAsmINGroS, May G.-Maior George l3.
Davis, judge advocate, has been selected by
Secretary Proctor as the head of the COM
mission provided for in the suudry civil APP
preparation bill. 10 continue the publication
of the records Of the war Of tie rebellion.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
The Fire Record.

LONDON, May 6.-The soap WORKS of David
& William Glbbs, in Hanover court, Milton
street, have burned causing loss Of ElOO, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
The yisiD q SUNNY.

CHICAGO, May 6.-The visible supply for
the week ending May 4, as compiled by
the secretary of the Chicago board of trade,
is aS follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07

master-general, day has passed without the
appointment of fourth-class postmaster.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
SHORT SPECIALS

ice Gephart. charged with barg
wzs tAkea tron Al a. KsnastE. Nc. "a
Aoa6zy - 10b md lyncAed
Ex-Mayor W2Ed, % shsMsl3. Eng.
dropped lad ca Monday He pas tie
largest sdgs-sool maker IN tbs ~orld
Peter s.liiYan 80 hanged o. Msn-
d4y a. c4nyos CITY ore, Tor he mur-
der "a Je1E Brsnkss q April / q this
year.
RleAArd Taylor. Of Reed City. Mch..
shot his ~i,e M0ndAy morning and thsa
shot himself Jealousy Is sid 70 have
been the Cause.
Marshal Martin Hodgins, Of Union
town. Ky. shot and Instantly killed
Noah Patrick Monday Patrick ~as
drunk 4Rd resisted arrest
Marx King. who recently kicked his
wife % death a. Hazslton, Pa. Was
sentenced Oh Monday 20 SIX years and
four months Imprisonment
The steamer Marie 81. Croix. from
Quebec for 81. Roche. Can. was wrecked
IN gale on Monday and three sailors
and the captain were drowned.
The nfth child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
LOomis, OF Waukegsn, IL, 70 die OF
clphtheria. succumbed sunday night
The other four died In one week.
Public schools a. Sturgeon Bay, Wis
were closed Monday because OF diph-
liberia epidemic. Several deaths from
that disease have occurred a. the ad-
lAcent town Of Bailey's Harbor
Cusey, Walker & Co, dealers in hard
ware 4Ad implements a. Olathe, Kan,
have assigned. with liabilities and as
sets OF so, 600. The principal creditors
are ST. Louis and Kansas City firms.
The twenty anniversary Of the
organization OF MeAgher's Irish Brigade
MAS celebrated by the survivors at New
York Monday evening by dinner IN the
arnory Of the Sixty-ninth regiment
The skeleton OF Jesse Walters, who
disappeared from Findlay, O.. five
months ago. was found Sunday hanging
20 tree in the woods near Findlay.
The cOroner's jury found verdict Of
suicide.
0The largest and widest piece Of leather
betting IN the world has been put in
place IN the power-house of the Brush
Electric Light Company in Minneapolis.
Is is l25 feet long and sixty-eight inches
wide.
At Kansas City, Mo, on Monday
justice, in the case Of the State against
two hotel prop-ietors, decided that the
Newberry Dramshop law did not apply
20 hotel bars. The case will, however,
be appealed 70 higher courts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Col William Cassius Goodloe and Col.
Arlaistsad " Swope we're but a few days
eE7 highly honored citizens Of Lexing-
ron. Ky. leading Republicans, in the
prime of life and looking forward to
pol,f'Cal promotion and many years of
honor. They met in the post0fice,
fought and disd-ths latter upon the spot
and the former few days later-Of knife
AMI pistol wounds mutually inflicted
Both were natives Of Kentucky, of good
family, both men Of honor and Of some
Vhat too hasty temper. Tho moral need
NOT le pointed our hera.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
Dropped Dead.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. ia special TO
the Dispatch from Upper Sandusky, O.,
says: Hon l.. B. Harris, president of
the Wyandot County Bank, dropped
dead at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Deceased reported at the bank at the
usual hour IN his usual good health, and
his death is attributed TO a failing of
the heart 10 was 50 years old He
was formerly a resident of Columbus.
His wealth is estimated at 5000. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
Favoring a National bankrupt Law.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. IA committee
OF the National Bankers Association,
headed by Colonel Broadhead, Of St.
Louis, called on the President Monday
afternoon and presented petition ask
ing him to incorporate IN his annual
message a recommendation favoring a
National bankrupt law. The President
said that he would give the request his
attention.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Col Goodioe vas born ID is4l In Madl-
son county. Ky. served IN the Jnion
army during The evil war and held sew
sral important civil Offices he leaves q
vaiow and eight daughters. ard hia last
words 10 them and the friends pre~ent
Vere. "Be srav~-be brsvrr Col. ssFope
vas born In fsao. ard bad also held high
places In state and national services. Iie
never married. and one ~ his l&st utter
ances before ia encounter vas that, y
There 80 e - a & ght. he would rather
oe go Vicsim than - make orphans q
tot- eiooaio-s dzughfera
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
A Plague of Rodents.

CARTHAGE, H., Nov. 19.-Farmers in
Hancock County are sorely troubled by
a plague OF rats and mice that are de-
stroying fields Of corn and corn cribs.
The plague has become serious, and it
Is feared the loss will be heavy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Adrisn h4s a LADIES' study Cluo.
Typhoid fever : 4balns - North
port
Beecanuttsng parties are IN order ap
North
Eaton county las an immense crop
CI clover
aud no= Benton HaEboE III have
t1Alie' { c4Fnls4l-
Clothssl.ne thieves are a. work a.
south Bay City
EvAngel-sL Moody g.Il try . convert
Detroit sluners.
Pontiac wants . ~ connected WITH
Detroit By Al electro road.
The Grand Haven rank building vii
soon De- ready for occug4ncy
Flags siI - raises on all the school
buildings Ia Iona. November q.
Detroit fOrists alll realize = small
prcnt On the chrys4ntlemuln shoN.
The Young People Dramatir Club,
Of Baldwin, = in a hOursh.ng cond ton.
The ste for the piano factory At Nus
kegou has not yet been decided upon.
Bishop Dawes preached rs first ser
mOa sunday, ~ -. Paul :, Detroit, -
a crowded audience.
Mrs. Nary ChIttenden, mother OF
Mrs. W. II. Parker, 0f Jackson, "as
100 wear. old last sunday.
Every shade tree ol one OF Lansing's
rl--- streets Was badly hacked by sons
--ereAnt tne other o.
Thomas McElakntv. 4 pioneer resi-
trat ot Flint. drop1cl dead OF heart
disease Monday moru----
Ile Free VIII B4ut 20 Church AZ East
Saginaw burned earv Monday NOM
iAg fre bug, are ST. tot.
An ADRIAN lady has elntly
A copyright on an inrelectual game,
known as Progress Authors"
An arrf. famine exree,ed IN
Michigan tas w.atrr. IA the fruit has
been nearly az sent Iothe Eastern mar
ket.
Tho S,lvat,o, Arr,v ~ p;o Rs,ids =
n~'.rsr.@g f0r = g-r,n1 mills nsTt Fr,.
day evening. Citizens are moving out
0f town.
.r,,..,, ,,,,,. u..s. 60, ..,o,h, -.
,,s - 80, f@i5,-, - - .aa-1,.
,,r.,h..-e,i -. 49,. - $500 co',i4
rsies-e he- '''-'0'0 ''0' ''''1''''''' 00O'"
no.,t.o., a -, - - T,ci2.o. C;,..
tTo.,.t,l -, a. .,',5
49,. =, Cl,'..,.,- - ''-0'
JOnn = SInith, an old resident OF
west bfanch, took morphine oy mis-
axe ior Suinine saturday, and died
from Us effects Sunday.
East saginaw VIII have an elegant
no" hotei eompleted octooer /, 1870, at
Nhlcn tlme Detrot parties VIII take
possession with a ten years lease.
Glenn Johnson, l3-vear.old Jackson
bOv. died OF peritonitis induced bv
birthday whipping gwen in friend
ly spirit by his schoolmates with whom
80 .'0
hooert d illi' OF Janesville, WIS, IS
advertising Tor ms brother, George l..
hIl' young boy VINO lett ms nome
near traverse NY IN Aprll, 1850, and
mas never oeen heard oi since.
A COW was shipped from Advance for
Charlevo'x per steamer Clara Belle. the
other day. Bossy didn't ike to ride, 50
All nnlIed 'i co. flvp1i .b Peu onetboaIu
steamer in fufl nursr,ft Tho bOv;,c
won rho race
49,
o....'..4r '..'44n por.llAsuers 1Ills appointed r.
49,. y Ilgl',I wee n II. o'if.-
n = go ''iil'''s H. '1,lltsee county
-. T'.'-,,. Oe -, MT IeuioSgo'
- ~, h .'..E Joui'y. Eosl- 'llIce
pa.-.. -. -. ~ "OOuouIy;
- '''''' - ~ La 20 "PPOlH'eu
Mana. tne lo-year-old daughter of
samuel >omers, a merchant at Newark,
Nratiot county, was accidentally shot
ana kiiied sunday afternoon by the
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
Ioreer BaErett's Indebtedness s1oo. 600.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 19-Develop-
ments in the case of R. S. Barrett in
dicate that he conducted the most
colossal system Of forgery in the history
of the State. The latest estimate Of
Barrett's Indebtedness places it at $780,
600. He is still missing
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

hEw rGaE. aeF 10 lhs esT shias
Chicago. HostaA. Atlanta aad fagatasa.
"a ooHmsnd q Adm.fsy loan = Walker.
lsfl here Noadsy amid tks Booming 81
csnEen. ror cruise iB kaF3Fssa satels.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

The Original Ahetne Olntmentis on
ly put ~ in large twO-ounoe I'm boxes,
and Is al absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chapped hands. and AL
SKIN erupuOns. Will positively cure
ali kinds OF piles. Ask Tor the Original
Abieune Ointment. sold by Peck Bros,
al % cents per bOx-by mail 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
!
READ THIS:
READ WHkT WONDERFUL CuRES
STEkETEE'S NEURALGIA DR0PS
IS DOING
Il IS tie Cheapest kems6y Knowa. Il is
tie ladies' Friend Perfect
Pan Killer


GRAND RAFIDs, Oct IS. 1883.
Tins is 10 certify mat ] have been
troubled with Neuralgia n tie Face
and Womb for over four years Al
time, tle pains were eKcrut4atlng, ana
] thought must de. / h&4 spent ool-
lar AFTER dollar aud plysgl4us could
give me 10 relief. Upon the advice of
a friend ! bought hottie of Sleketee :
Neuralgia Drops. and after using 10 a.
cordlng 10 directions, ] can SAY / feel
better than ] have fclt for many years.
/ shall continue n II Use until 1 am
thoroughly we'll. feel very grateful
10 Ar. Stoketee fOr making such
medicine. vii take pleasure IN stat
ing my case 30 any lady vino may cali
Oh NE.
Mrs LIZZIE CIANTON,
loo OtlaN4-st-
This remedy is on sale by all drug
gists IN TINS elty and al steketee's Dug
stores, 50 MonrOe-st. and II West leO-
nard II. where YOU can always find "a
fall line Steketees Family Medicine
fresh from Steketee's Laboratory. Send
by mail TO amy address al So per bottle.
GEO, @. STEK ETEE,
Sole Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

t.ooses Iad Clover fas Gaze sak
hea4seas. hsslsl Is, ina zs' aa. aaa
Cmsfsau pr ax 3 hose.
6I ff Far sale EY WaH g NAte.
d4uss sts, aia t0n H1ase fI1rs
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
Ad.ice % Nlothrrs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should al
WAYS be useQ for children teething. IL soOthes
the child, sofIons the gums. ailays all pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for
dlarrnHa- .6c q h0ftle
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Graius flour and Feed
MheEt-New 7sc busheL
G0Tl-3sa 5sc ? hls1eL
oAts-Nrr 1t41st q DLs1el.
Corn Mral-sl48 = TOR.
kyt--S5c Z hushe..
bsrles-sltV.sl = . bDshei
Ground Feed -slAlsts l1.gS ten.
bTaH-slz.lN tou
Middhugs-sia-H ton
Flour lIiy White. s--ajSZ6Qi Patent. s2.S5
B hundred
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

To the young face PozzOnis Com
plexion Powder gives fresher charms,
10 the Old, removed youth. Try IL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
THE MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
FLoUF-Rathcr dull Spring patents. A50a
go, Straights g. 3.JG42J: Bakers. e. aol3 p;
Winter patents, s4aOCD44 40; Clears. s. GO13gO.
WHEAr-Stcady. at slightly lower prices No.
9 cash, 7eA0s01sc, December. SOi.1Slc. Nav.
s4'lGs5'sc; No. 4 Spring, fi25sc. No. 3, 6lgs75c.
CoRN-Dull and easy No 2. S20S2 &c; No. 2
Yellow, S2isc; No and No Yellow. 9Oi,c;
November 5lSG52c; December, sIHc; Nav.
S3.c
OATs-Active, frmer and higher. No cash
eo'lG2o4c; December, 20ifG2OAc: May. e2Aa
23c- sample IA moderate supply and frrn. No
3, 1851 H2lc; No. 3 White 2l2tGtz3tSc; No. 9. e0k
gaze, No. White. 2SGs24hc
RYE-Stcady and hrT1- No. 2 cash. In store
t5c November delivery. sc; December, 54c:
samples, 35G3sc Tor No B. 4fss4lJc FOR No 2
BARLET-Demand limited and feeling easy
No. 5, is1lG1c. No. 4, low grade % choice. 900
&c, 10. 3 good 20 choice 4'1i-53c. No. 2. lGE Sc
MISS PORK Trading rather Hight and prices
steady. Prices ranged a. g. 0Ols9 * for cash /:
. oots a. Tor November, Ss.i0sAQl5 for
Year, - = 70 72s for Jazuary
LtRD-Tra1iug ixht and prices higher. Quo
tations rsuged ~ ~ ~ f,f 90 Tor cash. sslo I,
&a95 FOR Novemoer q s3eel-s25 Tor January
BrTTEB-crcaraery. 81 ss2io, Dairy. sbGiso
Packing stock. ettoc.
EcGs-Fresh. ef.s1lts0
Por1rHT 1.-Two Chickens. srGttc Per ID
Live 1urseys. sfSo pcr lh Live Ducks. -
Sac Per 10, Live Ge~se. e. oofe r pcr dozen
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

Al Diseases ~ nlen and Tonen cured
hy ~. :. Cay Todd. A. Monroe a..
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20

JObbers' Prices.
Apples-s2 e5 ? barrel
beaus-sl I5a-lu ? bushel.
Esgs-Llc y dozen.
ButteT-lse lc 2 pound.
Pot toes r bushei
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-20
Tho shah. "a, SHOW.

funny incident Is related by an At
lanta lady who has just returned from
Europe Thosh ~ Persia WINS passing
through the mountains ~ rnElend hilo
sAe was there. Wi,h lim hc bad hla IA
vorit9 pet lovely cat. who wan loi
transported in "a satin llnod basket. ,s b,-
came her roya. catship When a lonely
pass waa reached. Mits Puaey. happeniug
o. thrust heT head out ~ the la-.-t. c--
pied cai walA'ag along. vhY belonged
to ca lonely hut nr4l bg Oaf Iumpet tls
co., ali aeay sha went. aHl. althale h
man5 honfr Fefe speHt iu pur-Hlt ~ hes.
she never eas launi The shah Offered
50 o0o ~ her recovery. lut saa was uot
recovered tp4n faafhins fhs nearest
tetu 20 note o. of .irl-d tHat e. .ar .baps
D. ai ga 20 which ail tha oais $50 fhe
neigh Dofhoad ,gefe t.tden A p4ise 4
49, 1uu vas again ansred ta tha finest
EOS. but aHaang hs hundreds of cats "a
hibsted pussys dsaf familiai fass vas
ueFer seen. Atlanta journal
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The Clearing House.
The following is statement of the
business transacted by the Clearing
House during the week:
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PERSONAL.

A. M, Carpenter, OF San Pedro, was in
town yesterday.
Hervey Lindley went north yesterday
on the 80 train.
WI. Smith, OF North Anaheim, was
in the city yesterday.
DR.. III. S. Orme has returned from a
brief trip to Atlanta, Georgia.
Miss Sue D. Aguilar, of Anaheim, who
has been visiting friends here, has re.
turned home.
E. T. Wright left yesterday for New
Mexico where he will make some i'm
portant surveys.
Mrs. J. Fl. Clark, who has been on the
Coast for the last few months, after a
very enjoyable visit returned to her
home in New Orleans yesterday.
DR.. w. j. Chichester, pastor of the
Emmanuel church, returned from San
Francisco yesterday, and will hold forth
in his pulpit at Los Angeles College
today.
Y Frank w. Conant, the Treasurer Of
the Opera House, will leave tonight or
tomorrow for Phoenix where he expects
to spend the winter. His mother will
accompany him.
]. L. CLARK, A. Palmer, l. N. Day, San
Francisco; VIM. Hitchcock, Nova Scotia
F. scheil, G. H. Rice and wife, Frank D.
Miller, Riverside; 81. A. Brown, Long
Beach; w. II. Cook, Santa Ana; VIM.
Turten, w. F. Knox. Sacramento; ]. G.
Gordon, Topeka, Kas. J. Goats, Indi-
ana; G. W. Schnellbacher and wife, San
Diego, are guests OF the Nadeau.
VIM. s. Wallace, San Francisco; S. A
Holt, New York; John Mitchell, Ana.
helm; DR.. Powell Rems, Mrs. E. E.
Boyer, Chicago; B. E. Thompson and
wife, South Dserfeld, N. NJ; J. G.
Dunster, Pasadena; Clark Dewing and
family. Stamford, Conn. John Gait and
wife, Newburgh, N. Y; F. N Finney,
Milwaukee; FL. P. Upham, ST. Paul,
Mimi; A. A. Robinson, Topeka, Kas.
Mrs. ] @. FAIRIES, j. G. Fairies, Mime.
apolis, MINI. w. H. Sebastian, city; s.
J.Whitten, A. 7. Whitten, F. G. Written,
w. E. Written, Edgar, Neb., are at the
Westminster.
D. E. Kittredge, Rochester, N. Y;
S. @. Hirschling, st. Louis, Mo-; I. W.
Follett, Wisconsin; A. L. Bryan, Naps,
CAL, H. o. Perry, San Diego; A. H.
cambridge, New York; VIM. Gillis and
wife, rockingham, NY; Geo. Dietrich
Chicago; Geo. Shaeffsr and wife, Kan
sas City, Mo-; VIM. h. King, G. s.
Pearson, Gus e. Dorm, L. P. Moore. J
K. Carlisle and E. L. Paddock, San
Francisco; w. Moore, Oakland; G. E
Keller and Miss Jeanette Keller, sar
Diego; w. E. Holbrook, Chicago; W. G.
Endsley and wife, st. Paul, MINI. Jas
L. Van Deuser and wife, Miss Alids
Van Deuser, Rondout, N. Y; Miss M
Van Deuser, Miss Emma Van Deuser
Kingston, N. Y; Wilder Dwight. Ian
caster, CAL; w. R. Southland, G. w
Hern, Rochester, N. Y; P. Wehner, E
Paso, Tex, and Milton Brown, Chicago
are at the Hollenbeck.
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NEWS NOTES.

Yesterday Gustave Adolph Crug, q
native of Germany, was made citizen.
The board of engineers at work on the
sewer system will meet tomorrow morn
ing.
The Finance Committee OF the Council
met yesterday, and approved the monthly
demands for salaries.
The city officers are preparing their
annual reports, which will be presented
to the Council on December 9th.
In the case of Mrs. McLand against
DR.. Hagan, for damages for the death of
her daughter, a bill of exceptions was
fled yesterday, and the statement on
motion for new trial was settled.
The Board of Directors of the Los An
geles Public Library met yesterday,
President Dickinson in the chair, and
Directors E. w. Jones and H. Jay Han
Ghetto present The only business trans
acted was the approval of demands. The
regular monthly meeting will take place
on Wednesday afternoon.
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MRS. DIR. WELLS,

THIRST LADY LICENTIATE OF KENTUCKY
T. Educated abroad. Thirty years in. and cit
izen OF the United States. Many years OF
successful practice in this city. Utter
inc and Rectal Diseases treated with skill
by new methods without knife or caustic
Prompt reliefin suppressed or paiu full menstru'
alton. In Prolapsus, U Iteration, Congestion,
one trial will convince. Weak, nervous. debil-
itated women find change at once. Life-size
manikins of human system. Consultation free.
402 SOUTH FORT STREET.
Dl2tf
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The following permits for new build
ings were issued last week by Building
Superintendent Muchmore:
Robert Eccles, one-story brick meat
curing establishment, on Macy street,
close to the river, 1915.
Mr.. Stewart, frame building, Saville
street, between Figueroa and Grand ave-
nue., $500.
Pafr Brothers, store building, Washing.
ton street, between Hoover street and city
limits, 81, 200.
E. 7. Bronson, frame building, near
corner of Ingram and Vernon streets,
5000.
Charles Shatto, brick building, corner
OF First and Vignes streets, $4,000.
Los Angeles Baseball club, frame on
First street, in Cummings tract, exhibi-
ton buildings. 81 900.
George @. Hickey, Office and shop, 1922
South Fort street, 81 600.
W. H.Workman, frame dwelling Glenn
street, Boyle Heights, 5000.
W. r. Tuttle. dwelling, Glenn street,
Boyle Heights, 1925.
O. E. Hopperstead, dwelling, Court
house street, between Fort and Hill
streets, $500.
Joseph Manchester, dwelling, Boyle
Heights, $1,000.
Mary Zsllner, brick block, southeast
corner of First and Los Angeles streets,
1882.
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suitable Christmas Gift

Suitable Christmas Gift
For your friends East. Six different varieties
of wine at $4 per case Q2 bottles). delivered
free of charge to any town in United States, If
order not less than three cases. Ship now to
arrive In time. See Paul Wack. OF Hillside
Winery, 697 North Main street, near Kuhrts
street bridge. Telephone No. las.
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THE LARGE INCREASE IN OUR
DEPARTMENT

We
of
excellent
esandt hoicets tina can
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The sale of the Real Estate OF the BELMONT
HOTEL SITE adjoining the College Grounds.
on THURSDAY, DEC IL, at 2 o'clock, "a
Choice Lots, also Large Building Site. n30 At
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Have You Paid Your Taxes?
W. J. A. Smith. B. E. fancy. Money to loan.
Notaries Public. Special attention given to
payment of taxes and redemption of property.
Charges moderate.
% North Spring street.
Los Angeles.
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lasalina Islana.

The steamship Falcon will run to Ava
Ion, Sunday, December 1st, 1889. Train
to connect with the steamer will leave
the new Southern Pacific depot at 8 100
q. m. Returning passengers win arrive
in Los Angeles at IL :55 q. m. Monday.
Fare, round trip from San Pedro, $2.25.
Tickets for sale at 109 North Main street,
Los Angeles, or at the general office of
the Wilmington Transportation Com
pany, San Pedro.
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Put your claims to be settled in the
hands of Attorney II. II. Heath, Bry-
son-B onebrake block.
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New Buildings.

r. d. List Notary Public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 16 S. Spring. Dispositions taken.
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Notary Public ana OGlmissioner
For New York and Arizona, @. A. Dickinson
ia South Fort street. Twelve years expert
ence.