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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19

On Tuesday evening of next week A. H.
Hutchinson will give chalktalk, which will
be quite interesting.
The ladies of the w. G. r. U. will hold gospel
meetings in the reading room of Washington
Gardens every evening this week.
The ball of the Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation, which was to be held on the 23th
Instant, has been indefinitely postponed.
The Hotel Alhambrs will open this evening.
Mr.. f. j. Crank, the proprietor. has sent invita-
tlons toe number OF prominent people req dest-
ing their presence.
Transfers of real estate yesterday amounted
to $34. .720, and were As in number. OF these
II were for more than 81 900 each and 3 were
for nominal considerations
The collections for foreign missions at the
Church of the Immanuel on Sunday amounted
to $780, which Is considered quite large col
lection for SO small a congregation
The Y. NJ. c. A. quartette assisted by Miss
Mollie Adelia Brown, Miss Adele Stoneman
and the Arion quintette will give concert in
the First Baptist church, corner of Fort and
Sixth streets, tomorrow evening. A very inter
est!ng programme has been prepared.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
PERSONAL.

Mr.. j. w. Browning, of Fullerton. was in the
city yesterday.
Colonel Robinson went north ON the 1:3O
train yesterday.
Rev DR.. Matthew, of the University NJ E.
church, has returned from trip to San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Brewer came up from
Redondo Beach yesterday.
A. A. Courteney, OF San Bernsrdino, came to
Los Angeles yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J. Ainsworth of Redondo
Beach, were in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Zeeler, of Hueneme are in the city on a
visit.
Mr.. G. w. Hunt, OF San Francisco, who has
been spending few days here returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs o. D. Peck, of Chicago, arrived
in the city yesterday, and will spend the win
ter on the Coast
Dr. Frank s. Johnson q well known physician
OF the city of Chicago, has been visiting in Los
Angeles for several days.
The following members of the Gilmore troupe
are at the Nsdesu: D. Devere, Sig. Campanini
and wife, W. ". Whitney ard wife, Chas. E.
Pratt, Signor Bologna, 4. U. Powell.
F. E. Evans, the well known photographer
returned on Sunday night from the Needles,
where he has been photographing the new
railroad bridge across the Colorado river for the
A. aud P. railroad
j.. A. Van Luven. former member of the
police force, who has been doing detective work
for the Union Pacific railroad in Pocatello,
Idaho, was in the city yesterday. He has sue
ceeded In getting number of men indicted.
Madame Modje jeska has changed the name of
her srsnch in the Santiago ca1on from "El
Refugio" to ARDEN" The new name is not
only poetical but suggestive OF the charming
Rosalind OF the Countess's dramatic roper
toire.
The following members of Mr. Barnes Of New
York are at the Nadeau: Miss Rigl, New York !;
Robt. Hilliard, Miss Palmer, Miss Blancke,
Sheridan Block and wife, ]. H Wilson, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Cecil Clay. The following are members
Of the Rosina yokes Company; Bosnia vokes.
Miss Helen standish, Naw York; Miss Sally
Banister, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Cilas. j
Dell, Cbattenham, England.
The following were tha arrivals at the
Nadeau yesterday: Frank X Lahb New York;
J. F. McCsnn, Cincinnati, Ohio; D. D. Peck
and wife, Chicago; Geo. E. Sanborn, New York;
D. G.. Boyle and wife. Indianapolis, Ind. d
Wilkinson. Chicago; F. Gottschalk, London,
England; Fred Sehall, Riverside; j. G. Daus-
ter. Pasadena; NJ. Brewer and wife, Redondo
Beach; Geo. j. Ainsworth and wife, Redondo
Beach; Jenney Dickerson, New York; ID. Devere,
New York.
The following are ut the Westminster J. w.
Palmer, Allen Dodworth and vile. New York
III. Crandall and wife, Glen Falls, N. Y; D. T.
Perkins and wife, w. N. Zeeler and wife,
Hueneme; II. Il. Dobb.ns, Berkeley; W. H.
Bonsall. city; J. W. sanborn, San Bernardino;
d. d. Whitson, H. G. Dripps, Lillian Cogburn,
May West, Santa Ana; Ben iamin Durham, New
Yolk; o. L. jerks and wife, Chicago; Mrs. A.
9. Hvans, A. @. Evans, Jr., Riverside; Geo T.
Manning. Santa Paula; A. A. Courteney. San
Bernardino; J. Il. Plessants, Santa Ana; o. J.
smith, Pueblo. CAL; Chas j. Perkins. San Ber.
nardino; 8 H. Mott, city; Z. II. Crowders, Dal-
las. Tex.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Mems OverCOats.

very complete assortment of Mems Satin Lined Over
coats the very finest goods made closing out at
coats such as advertised by other $40 CO. we are
closing out at $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Mems Suits.

500 Mems all-wool Chevot Suits, at $500
800 Mems all wool Chevot Suits at $1,000
These the suits advertised by other stores at SIX
Our double-breasted Prince Albert Suits $225O and
$25OO very attractive bargains when Quality Stye and
finish are taken into consideration Every garment is
Tailor Made bearing this special mark of approval
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Wayne Wheeling's case came up yesterday,
and his attorneys asked for postponement OF
sentence until next Thursday, which was al
lowed
Pima. the Indian, is still on trial for the kill
ing of Martinez. The trial will last till today
and possibly longer. Judge Cheney presides
over the Court.
The trial of the case agains. the girl, Mary
Walker, for wandering about without proper
guardianship, was continued by Police Judge
Owens yesterday, until this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Fritz Public, the proprietor of cigar stand
near the Wolfskill Depot, was fined S75 yestel
day by Police Judge Stanton for violating the
liquor ordinance by selling three cigarettes for
twenty five cents, including flask of whiskey.
Police Judge Stanton yesterday fined G. Bell
$3.50 and sentenced him to Imprisonment in
the County Jail for seventy. five days for kick
ing man in the face on the 18th inst, in q
saloon at No. East First street.
About 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
showcase of Gilbert Smith, a jeweler, which
was screwed to the wall at the foot of the stairs
at No. 23 South Spring street, was broken open
and number Of valuable pins and other small
articles stolen. There is as yet no clue as to
the identity of tn e thief
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Sudder, Death.

On his return from San Pedro yester-
day Coroner Meredith was called upon
to hold an inquest upon the body of a
colored man named j. NJ. Moss, a native
of Tennessee, 80 years OF age, who died
from natural causes yesterday morning.
According to the testimony of Robert
Sharp, the undertaken, and G. D. Sum-
ner, painter, both of whom had known
the deceased for the past eighteen
months, it was shown that Moss had
been cousumptive for long time Both
men called on the deceased at No. 10Y
East Seventh street on learning that he
was sick yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock, and found him seated on chair
leaning over on the bed, in stupor. DR..
Wing was called in and pronounced the
man to he suffering from pneumonia. A
short time afterwards the sufferer died.
The jury returned a verdict in accord
ancs with the facts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
MRS. DIR. WELLS,

First lady licentiate of Kentucky. Edu.
Gated abroad. Thirty years in. and citizen oi
the United States. Many years O1
successful practice in this city. Utter
inc and Rectal Diseases treated with skill
by new methods without knife or caustic
Prompt reliefin suppressed or pal full menstru
alton. Medicines sent by mail. Also for
liberation. leucorrhrea, prolapsus. Ny waters
are positive cure. One trialwill convince. TIC
childless wives the blessings of offspring
Send stamp, or call at office and see testimon'
ials of hopeless cases cured.
No. 402 s. FORT ST.. CORNER FIFTH.
n12tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Grand Auction Sale.
WE WILL SELL,
On Thursday, November Il,

AT 10 O'CLOCK, SHARP,
On Alpine Street, at the end OF New High
street. the following described property, to wit:
heavy Draft Horses.
good single HOrse.
sets heavy Double Harness,
sets single Harness.
heavy Truck Wagons.
heavy Spring Wagon.
2 tight spring Wagons
heavy Double Tackle.
light Single Tackle,
All with blocks complete.
Upright Plano Truck.
square Piano Truck.
oil Tank (large).
Hand Truck.
And many other articles used in the Truck
business.
This sale is positive and without reserve.
Truckmen are especially invited to attend.
BEN. @. RHOADES,
n17 I'd Auctioneer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Young Mems Department.

1'1OH , DVPuI uIICIIt.
50 different styles of Young Mems Suits Every suit
fashion Leader Every suit Stylish Cut in Sacks and
Frocks Such suits Advertised by Other Stores at
$780, we are closing out at $1,000 suit
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Our Name Our Trade Mark!
j acoby : Bros.

The first week of our CLOSING OUT SALE has been, in
deed, gratifying success The public has been quick
ana appreciate intentions and Grasp Bargains
we have sold during the past week S31 800 worth of
goods we heartily appreciate this public endorsement of
our GREAT 0oslng Out Sale and determined to eclipse all
previous efforts this week We still have left ae1 40 600
worth of unbroken ne and this week we cut them deep
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
mISCELLANE0Up.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. M. HILTON WILLIAMS.
Specialist in diseases of the
HEAD, THROAT AND CHEST,
ALSO ALL
Chronic Diseases of the Blood, Etc
OFFICE-37 SOUTH FoIT ST.,
Between First and Second streets, Los
Angeles, Cal.


Between First and Second streets, Los
Angeles, Cal.
nVEp Inn nm CASES TREATED DuR1NG
UFhn lUU,UUU the past % years. All dis
eases of the respiratory organs eated by the
most improved INDICATED IN VALUATIONS
and the OXYGEN TREATMENT, which has
such wonderful reputation in the East.
OXYGEN antsgonizes and thoroughly re-
moves every poison OF the system
from the Blood, no matter from
continued, and is efiicacious in the cure of
Catarrh, Throat Diseases, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Consumption, Nervous Prostration, Insomnia
and Dyspepsia. ETC., together with any poisoned
condition Of the blood.
In all cases of Cstarrh and other diseases OF
the Respiratory Organs. where the system suf-
fers from the deleterious effects of scrofula or
other vitiated condition of the blood local
treatment is Invariably conjoined with consti-
tutional remedies.
Persons desiring treatment by this system OF
as at our office, and which will cause no incon.
yenieuce or hindrance TO business whatever.
have seen 80 many OF these cases cured
that do not consider any case hopeless, uD
less the disease has advanced o the chest and
both lungs are seriously involved. The in.
haiatiOns aid usi dissolyipg the mucus and in
connecting and healing the cavities, which
nothing else can do with the same success.
The very best of references from those al
ready cured.
Those who desire to consult me in regard
to their cases had better call OF the ofioe for
an examination, but If impo ssible TO visit the
office personally can write for list Of questions
and circular, both of W hich will be sent free OF
charge. Address
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
Have You Paid Your Taxs

Have kOu PA14 Your TaXeny
W. J. A. Smith. B. e. Taney. Money to loan.
Notaries Public. Special attention given to
payment of taxes and redemption of property
Charges moderate.
% North Spring street,
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
NEWS no TIES.

R. D. List, Notary Public. Legal papers care
full ly drawn. 18.S. Spring. DISPOSITIONS taken
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-19
JACOBY BROS,
Manufacturing Tailors.

These goods sold by other clothing stores at and
$4,000 suit and they always represent the goods as being
equal to custommade suits Our line of Wide Vale Blue
CheVot Suits are real Beauties every suit is Satin Lined
satin Faced and they selling only $l7 so and $4,000
suit They are esonaby the greatest attraction Of
the season.
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asass aose saas.y 10 Ae ssys So
.-. .rEaxz~e xEzs ssxsxex.
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A Regime bt Of Tin SOLDIERS Among
His Wagon Load u royss

His Wagon Load Of rsyss
Lnnson Figaro.
The young king Of spain il growing
into = fairly strong and healthy boy
and he il enjoying his holiday stay Al
Aranjuex with his mother immensely.
He Is especially delighted with the
drives which he Is taken BY the Queen
Regent. who drives out every day In Q
pony phaeten with q PAIR OF bars,
which She manages with consummate
skill. Her royal son sits ursproudIv
at her side ana kisses his hand 10 the
delighted country people with the
lnost engaging frapklsss- His majes-
TVS piaythings nearly filed large
luggage van when the royal baggage
was brought from Madrid. and al.
ditioiis are made 20 the assortment al
frequent intervals.
One Of his latest toys, in which he
is beginning to take great interest, was
presented to his majesty by the Off.
GERS of the regiment of guards o
which he became the colonel by righti
OF birth. This specially designated TOY
consists of a reproduction Of = iiiiup.
tian scale of the 500 officers and men
OF the regiment, each diminnfive sol
der being al accurate cory in uni.
form and accontreusenfs Of the orig
inal. IL Is accompanied by . finished
model Of the barracks IN which the
regiment is quartz Ell. and there are
the nandsmeIl, Zoo. each with his own
special Instrument. and . series oi
transport wagons, ambulance carriers,
am milton carts. etc. At present his
majesty Is only allowed to play with
bis model regiment under tile direct
personal supervision Of Seniors de
faeon, who Is superintendent of tbs
little kings household, and held tbs
san post when his father. Aiphonso
XII was a child. Those who see NEST
Of The young king are much struck
with the striking resemblance he bears
90 his ancestor, Charles TX.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY
THE TRUE
Transcontinental Route
BETWEEN
fHR PACIFIC AND fHg ATLANTIC

Its passenger equipment Is the finest In
the world. consisting Of Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars, having drawing, smoking
bath rooms. Comfortable Rnd clean Colo
mist Cars. with Free Sleeping Berths fuy
halders Of second-clnss tickets, and the
most modern style OF Day Coaches.
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality Of food, In unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates
The variety and grandeur Of scenery
along It's line II usequated. and in the de-
tails OF track, train service, ETC.. nothing il
omitted that IAN nd To b safety and
comfort III It's patrons. All In all. IL gives
the best and most s~eryscabie line of travel,
whether for business of pleasure. between
Portland. Tacoma. seattle, Victoria. and
all Paafc Coast points. and Winnipeg,
Minneapolis. 81 Paul, Chicago s. Louis
Ottawa. Toronto, Montreal, boston. New
York. and all Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS are issued To all
principal points in the GATED States, Can
ada, and Europe, Mt lowest rates.
For detailed Information apply 10 tbs
following agents 81 the company
G. g. ActaOgD, 6 Washington street
Portland, Oregon: n. VI. MstsISNESS, Seat
Tie. ". r.. e +. ELLIS. Tacoma. W. T..
d. T.. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
ana Passenger Agent. Vancouver. r. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian psrfSie Co. po<to:sice.
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I'll somplri
the a airing
e es VI the
= shows that
Tor the past
n. h7l increase
eHrsesPo1ds
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The SAM ~ - Damerene $780,
asfases - Laxhs~vtnesrex oensry.
The majority 81 fhe Paris ptckrs,rk-
cts and piekpockettes. aeeosdire 8 y
Macs. arr foreigners. tie Enxfi.h sn6
the Italian teing the most numcrous.
The English pickpoeket Is tie b<xf
known, savs the London GLIB.
ore meets him everywhere. Asst s. {.
by no 90 the c~feverest. rs h4r
obtained : reputation which he dos
not deserve. He il sti3 III bis more
menfs. and although very clever xfsh
his hands be has too much or the r.
tiors4f pilexm shout him. Bot h 4.
an ind4fafigAbte walker. He Win wish
all the principal crowded pxints il
Paris In : single dsy, ansl fefrlv firex
out the detective who lol-
Iows him. He d = wise
a q serpent and never LETT hiuxelf
be enticed from The path Of p-rugIe0re
by temptation 20 = dangerous attempt
He never remains more than ,en
minutes Ia one crowd and seldom
makes more than one victim Ia the
same place. The race course Il M
favosite field Of operations All fhe
pickpockets ef the North, English.
Russian, Polish, German, are cool
methodical and tenacious, and seldom
let . victim go hefore they have
emPtied his pockets The German Is
excellent Ct the mefhod known a 4
Fesbrouife. which consists 10 hustling
the victim Violently and robbiue hiIs
daring the confusion which efasste-.
He also exceIs in the svot al rsdinv
-divsrting the attention Of ! shopman
and then annexing the contents 81 the
till.
But the North Is no alone III san
plying Paris with piekfnckets- Italy
and spain furnish a numerous con-
tingent. The Spanish pickppcket de-
serves special mention. He combines
theft with devotion, and when arrested
makes q revolving display Of hypoc-
risy. protesting his Innocence hy all
the saints Ia the calendar. The Itai.
t4n Is extremely clevey. Is conscious
Of his superiority. and can often snap
his fingers az all the detectives in
Europe. Full Of confidence in him
self and rejoicing In his triumph, he
nevertheless ends In running Eifn~cIf.
Ii the Italian only had the prudence
OF the Eng ishman ne could laugh at
the entire police force OF the universe.
but he frequently gets caught through
remaining Ia repeat his triumph In
the same place.
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Burlington Free Press.
s1asa-say, Jones, yoar wife Is a
efsdaAse Of vas-ar. isn't ste
Jeaes-yes
mistress Off . sAs
hsass-unly enc, bat. by Jadas.
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Cfn insisif GoHssa&setsltaScfse.
To shew how deep-roo'ed the feel-
ing is il may be remarked no exc
could be elected 90 an Office hy penn
lar suffrage whu is c~aaueesed wsth
trusts, mor could = man se chosen
who Ii ros believed 10 be opposed
10 them. Mhen the time eoszes -
/ destroy fhe gssser af all ssseh orsaui.
! sAtsons. and the tsBse + near az tssfaa
the people, feeling she sting, wsss ~ 10
work hi thai direction. When tiies
10 - 80 work they viii be very g9dtk
at~out il. Etse necessary hg saa-
tson Ia prevent the syoath st q great
evil. il not taksn IL tine, would sse
ataons sure 10 prss pst@ie 3 pa7is
/ Ii not tak.a ia time Is s0ntd aot pre-
vent IL. Capitalists should bessrr 81
trusts as they would os gsmhssag-
E HAs.&a<
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F&As
abe assistant
Haaitobs rsn-
a rough Per
~ wfseas crop
nitosm system
0nn1fy fythss.
3ish 3st0o~
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FhilAc elphta Inquirer.
Weather Bureau Chief ito assIstanti
We'll. what's the forecast for Penn
t5lvasiss
INT Assistant t!eoking perplexed)
Very confusing. There's a falling
sefnsseter IN Lehigh, a rising one in
L1neAsseE, eastsrly winds in Berks,
he tpettisllsE oh. sell, make il
Asboxefy," then.
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Z
1870 80 80 neea - poo health
y fronn the trsafment o. aev<f1i phssi.
49, Wnn efkfeefed By N nd-veffieeusert
y s o1e he4n4 very chary 81
1saE11z1nen q nnd Il fhe docs0r rani6
90 3 ne claimed. He scoordineiy e~ sed
- sEA.o sultock Il The fIe room 4
2 3fese<5u = Pom mil. :
keporseE-I xudsrsssssd that ron h.vr
Sse 81, sfs.ssn9 WITH Dr. " Norton Lsysa
hsd IN your ease1
NJ. baslockI was afsseted Tor ah<,s..
g yse1s VITA eakeyrh- The rssicssn,
Ionic -. nerk fxum the nose tnt0 u1s
11Isss@. ma recsufiy 9 trouble began 70
xAAe5sa Gown into the bronchial faheR
eaneanE |. sngffness Of breath and : whetz.
ssx - - ! z ekthma- Ny ear were Also
1877 mueh aaectsx1 me short time I have
80 tssatlug WITH ~. Davis has heeu
suaeetSnt % st0p the wheeling and am
esexy ~ey 0~1aSt that / feel
rtnsf<nst la1 ! haA1i Som be we'll
80 Iose eontrssfo q bnildkr. cor
rsr k.kst nsua Weller streets, was the
MI tsote--4s<s l believe b doctor can
90 Al that ne cfsinss, 1 wossid base ~
tttxs Vf nemorrh3fE nearly evey dav.
Mhstn weakened me down - thar Ia.
stxfteiy sny strength left | had = siIzhs
suAek the DIX day after ! commenced
N@& t@&&E St4lE -
pow mere than = moash- The trouble wAs
aug % sAlArfk-
n e DAyssfr ~ Washington street.,
seemed very Enthusiastic. saying that he
ftsfssrnrse1 . eeaxh which lasted for sev.
ess5 months, which noshsnr woald r.siess
antit fe eonssueHced taking In. Das1x'
mttirasi ttsAiafions- when he was cured II
yssee-
= y"s.1x m8n working Ia Tag EAetsric
LiTat Wgrkz. expressed himself about As
follows.
~ xta ~ TIE feeitU4x Of M who
ssxsx thst ne about 10 hose his Hsiud Ycn
wall taaxrsfana my case when l fret puf
myself under pr. Davis care. / was 70
absent minded that shen won'd spssk
e re ! woasG answer - randon o. mot II
ber ANYTHING. IS hack Was very wesk
sEsd ms nervous ssstesa was 20 a~nxsruug
fhaf ! would be startled ~ the slightest
spna1r 4 put Hfssif under the Doctor
care, hasinR y little hath, but from the
,sasf - 1870 : waz 1850
- ~ Atx $3.50 Eau h0B az
-. ~ 'aa1a : Nat VI ~ sNy
- VI !. Z syae Au1 : AN soaha
yea q Th..r -. x,a,h .na ua-at
$50. -.4hs,ss ..sy ~ 80 ~
t~rsh ~rssE - - a. ~ ~ So
- 80 = u lMs mAan y. ~o.ne
~ Il. r. 800 -, ~ ~ wsus - re
~ 49, - : tsu
had axs,efrs.5 rim =. sh..sss hss msas
4 ua $3.50 a
~ Nsns 0xhf my e2ay as wonil owl =
es ~ hstn.s - snS - 81 49, IS -
IA ~ $500 ~, A. s,a.,Its -. 80
ala has k.ow ia a. t.ohnss va !. we
ssAs ny eon6aenes had lot been nh
YsHucus I never euJoyxu pftkcf nenitp tnaH
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frict to nigh,
that the
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cir common
crops was
viii i~ de-
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IAN Oak
the miss ing
Blythe. the
been found
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worth about
rnce Blythe.
81 Of the de
on of about
papers au
L. Attorney
counsel for
Ex-Atior-
art. who has
e past THREE
in the FAINT
,r San Fran
very feu
discovery In
III oi blythe,
had seen =
Aside from
lied that the
Da Angeles
oyery OF two
sss persons ~
Perry. Ii Is
y,n allowed
1 effect that
connection
ckn8wiedged
Ser.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

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MI shonght. yon know. you
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rpsu my soul. Jennie, knowing
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~ here goes nox, yeu bet"
~ ~ curtain fall.