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s.te,n. IN. sizes 900 Coli.


Since The great Dexter excitement Of
more than twenty wears ago, no event has
occurred IN the horse weird which has
created so much interest g. she achieve
meats and sale Of the young stallion Az
tel. In fact, the latter event So Tar sur.
psseea the former that q comparison o. she
TIVE tesvsely illustrates the grvat advance
81 the American rad horse during The rer-
so=a 81 little more than twenfy wears
Wgssu Dexter made ais rsSord of . nate in
". be vss 81 mstase age. and at ta~
summit 81 his powers. Vet this speed was
- far IA advance "a previous performances
that tae g~ltiag Was Sold se~on after sor
SsSsssa In the nsoFe recent event Asssai
y osssy years Old. vet he goes . Eniie IN
az. sna II Sod soz . price 1eariy three
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silxurts. Ian. -. The following articles
OF incorporation have becn slsi
Pacific Coast Trading Company. Fair.
haven. capital stock. sss.F0o. Trustees -
Charles Frank Warnes and Roland Greene
Gamwell Object To conduct 4 freight
ant transports s;ioa business
The swedish Methodist Church. Seattle.
Trustees John I4aaq0ist. Gasssi Ander.
son. Aaslrew +, easel. Charles Nelson
AMI \, John bonhcrg. Object To preach,
teach and esrowaa the sospel
The Free Methodist Episcopal Church
OF Seattle. Trustees Charles b. Mercy.
neias, W, I. liliman, Seth ficknor. II. h.
fease sna Horace smith. oeieet ~ To
preach and maintain religious services.
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Il is Universally Predicted hal
the Year 1890

Seattle win see the greasessfids Of fnn' 80
row towards her that she has yet sxp i. -
Jsnssry I. 100. the Northern Facise - ~
removed oil discrimination sgainsf seesas !:
will then be her ally.
The Seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern . d
be connected with the Canadian Pacin6
The Union Pacific and Manitoba ~
mental railways are pointing theif ifna
direction, and Seattle IL destined 70 peoA
ward and increase - no other city 90 . 81
neat has. 80
Parchsss one Of thsss lots r.
berg Gardnsr or their agents.
ersy owner no matter how small, ana -
bsrcd with those who viii prospss Win
prosperity.
Once vfIi 10 spsa evenings 49,
-. Re sure snA 80 this psepesQ
psrehAsinG elsewhere.
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rnE ROUSE.
several New Bills introduced aud One
Killed.


several New Bills introduced aud One
Killed.
OLYMPIA, Jan. 2s-The first regular or
der this afternoon was the first reading Of
bills. They were:
II. n. No. ~. by the committee on rail-
roads, substitute for bill No. l72. to grant
riRht-of-way through school lands.
II. B. No. ai3, by Feighan. relating 10
trusts and combinations.
H.. h. No. 2li, by Dean. relating to the
taxation Of Pullman dining. buffet, refrig-
orator cars. etc.
II. b. No. 2i5. by Dean. requiring the
submission Of all questions OF negligence
Of persons to juries.
II. Il. No. PIG. by Dean. 70 regulate the
sale Of school and granted lands.
n. r. No. 2f7. BY Cook. 10 regulate the
sale Of property by aucticneers.
H. II. No. aks-~ Providing for payment OF
printing reports Of the late territorial audi
tor, was passed.
II. Il. No. ~ For appointment Of state
examiner. was made special order for next
"Wednesday ut > p. NJ.
several bills were laid over till next week.
IL II. No. los. BY Painter Relating To
giving al bonds required BY law; adverse
report OF judiciary committees adopted and
bill killed
House at s:io adjourned I'LL Monday at
i.n
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guess I might as well resign.


The products OF the Lower Congo ex-
ported are palm oil, palm nuts, ebony,
coffee, tobacco and cocoa, the last three in
small quantities At present. Peanuts are
raised, but not Tor export. Copper de-
posts have been worked on the north
tans. and iron Is found on both banks in
the cataract region. ivory is. of course
largely exported ba, is mostly the product
OF the Upper Congo. A few elephants are
found on the lover river.
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Iuse3y nethfne about bso1ze o. anti-boodis
The COMMITTEES. nevertheless, made The
usual inquiries, and wben II W. asked Il
be hsd knovfsdee Of any corruption he
refused 70 answer. He Infatuated also
tbst IL COMMITTEES had him thsss for .
pessonal purposs snd IN oshW vays scted
obs ultimately and contumacjousiy.
The committee Nsa 30 assnoyed at the
conduct Of he member tbas icy decided
~ report his tes ttmony "a liz House On
Monday and ask it, action
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Answers.

rrst-The natural advantage q 49,
surpass al other localities.
second-lts proximity to The oesmin1a
Of the Seattle. Lake Shore and Ias>om r.
destined 70 be tho terminus Of twe M
mental systema
Third-The only other available -
ing site close to seattle. namely. ~ -
fats. win be in litigation for years. oU1or
many claimants and controversies oon
with IT, while this 10 the s1tua1ieA -
proyements will take place Of an So
character there. thus FORCING MAuv1
TURERs TO SALMON BAY. 49,
title can be obtained and possessing q 0o4
vantsges Of rapid Ntransit for freight - T.
sengers.
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A Japanese s,ss-er. cessrle. ripple.

fsw evenings ago Jspansse stgasnt
snocked al The eiA tepers assaas prom
sneat down town hotel bar silly by drink.
tng tse glasses 81 eees. bottle ~ ssagef ale.
hsss pat cs ~hssss. and = tong pau Of
hssekAerrs brandy NJ cne sitting os s,ont
nss minutes duration, The Jap Ssasckesi
bis tips. saa ioeked ~ wsssfal ever bis
change a. Z he woHsd lise 10 Fvps&s la.
aoss. hat sanaiiy irft the hsr. The hzrkesp-
az said that vas TIRE second or shirss sinse
be bad performed shas fest, ard he thcarhs
u sss ncs sss essecs on tie o~sess pants ot the
essrssosn 80 saaea ~ IL vss sos tAe sn<c; On
has stomach.
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Chiberg & Galtlx,
AGENTS,
Second Street. LleWellyl.D \ ~
Rssn Z.
Present Prospects II IL =
Canal.

The senators and rsproosnt1tvs q W.
ingson. Oregon, California NonAsa. Norsn p
south Dakota and Minnesota hsve ioruee
permanent organization viii Ne sxpssn -
OF obtaining for this great section grtkaa r
iuence in Congress for pubic inapFovsn>nn
Following this move, Dsoemhek II ~ Il
Posr lxTELIIcEScKR published : nsus<la{ p
pared by our Representatives b co0ez1L &
ing the United states scvslnnsne = -
ship canal connecting 6aimea ~ m r
Union, Lake Warrington and Lals 1snn11
This canal win certainly b ooosaUel64 e
the result will make m immsnse sn1uliA r.
tory tributary TO salmon Bay
Can You imagine the wcnds<fnl ino0
valuation to real estate that's tsilul1y = RI
mon Bay this canal would canss7
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oissrsk. Jan "a The soliowias .aanaeSi
no;aEses eahle have been appointed hy
the governor; e, W. Grover aHd Mason
=. rsesas, II Seattle Gustav Bea,lieh and
W. J. kase, NJ Tscogra, osfas II. Mellon
aid. os R'ssne. and George :, &oedy. at
Aonsesspc.
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ALONG THE LOBBIES.
Interests in Congress Worked
Outside.
VIRGINIA ELECTION TRICKS
Colsr<a Voters Present rheir Gsisvssees
Naval ORc<rs with Paid
Lobbyists.

WAsHrssros Crrr. Jan. 25.-The COM
mittee sppointea BY the convention OF
coicred people. held IN Richmond, Va.
December II last. we're before the House
committee on elections, also before the
president and vice-president today 70 talk
about the operation OF election laws in Viz
ginia. A written statement was submitted
showing II length the manner in which it
was alleged the registration laws Of vir-
ginia have been evaded and manipulated
In various federal elections. The address
says that on the Saturday before the last
election (registration dayl $1,000 legal
voters were disfranchised in Virginia. The
address earnestly appeals to the lawmakers
OF the nation to change the existing
national election law so that it shall no
longer be in the power of any register or
election officer 70 disfranchise arbitrarily
any voter 70 whom il given the right to the
ballot by the constitution, and TO remedy
the wrong and evils OF which they COM
plain.
At ! meeting OF the court OF inquiry in
vestigating the subject of organizations
among naval officers this morning, Past
Assistant Engineer Bieg testified that OIL
GERS of his corps had entrusted their inter-
ests ~ regards legislation to q self-ap-
pointed committee of which he was treas
urer, and which had raised - 800 by
contributions for the purpose Of defraying
Legitimate expenses" Counsel had been
employed to advise the committee on legal
points affecting any measures pending or
In preparation that would bear on the
status OF engineer officers.
Paymaster Cowie, author of the bill in
the interest of which John K. Thomas was
employed Is attorney. swore he knew of no
organizations among naval officers. and he
had acted alone in the preparation of the
bill. When asked by the court. be said
about 10 officers had responded to the
Thomas circular letter asking for retaining
fees and expenses. but he himself had not
done So
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Commercial Traveller


Phunneman Gust engaged 10 conduct
The joke department of the Ssdespliter)-
See here. Mr.. Manager. are these my in
siructions?
Yes, sir"
We'll, guess might as well resign
Resign, What do you mean, sir?"
Mean! | mean just this. am going to
quit. I'm willing to do what's right. but
when man expects me TO condact the
funny department OF his paper and not
say a word about mother-in-iaw, tyne
writers. bathing suits. or party dresses. it
is carrying things just little TOO far, and
| want you 10 understand. str. that can
not be imposed upon in any such manner.
No, sir, not hy a i1gEaI'
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IS CONTUMACIOUS
Hslhses to Testify and
Is Reported.
no EVEN WITH LAuoHToN.


6unvza. Jan. N.-Ths legislature he's
oton mr. forgiven LtsueenAns-
"a 11Sr Loueton 1oe his abuse Of POWER
1uefne Senate committees - tne
81 r. ~ oeru6ou. 1t was then generally
80 exprsssed that the privileges
g - s. deleented 20 him. and II u
{ 01e En1n ~ hie bland and seductive
& nf q certain eenstOgs The Senate
= heve appointsd ~ own committees:
uoonant eovesn0f's fine Italian hsnd
- In1w ID . bill defining he pow
- 6iv1ng him sddStiOnal pey for addi-
i1ttoal The propositicn Vas killed
- omondod bills sent - The House.
~ ~ commistss On fess and ccmper-
~ rouogtod tho bill 70 The House with
s ,oouD1nendatioa providing Tor the elsc-
q 5 peootdont pro tam By the Senate
oorlokxlne The power Of eelectiCn OF
116one q MIN. ThA amendment y
~ G11le1ly eornsane 10 tho bill. The bill
nj11cs eonald9rod that The power Of
1T ahould mol b left longer with
1ntDunnt eovefnos. Who n not lnem-
p - ueaets nd who doss not prop
n euusnt ~ feelings and ssnss Of that
7. III committee was uuanimcus IN
|s:Ezs $1,000
" q ueunI evosy Saturday. proceedings
- Housoe DRAGGED YEARLY. Many
I'm 0oro absent and adjournment
~ ocoo roachod.
I 80,
~ TOT ~ nccI p0I..'o o.
RI mooe q Vie tisne Of the senate this
Ujo& The bill was intended 70 cover
81 l1ooo c)11oe which ase not permitted ~
4 w oonsotutlon 70 adort charters Tor
Do1voss bat the amendments made
Dcocohso hod tn vSew evidently Tho fncor.
Du11oa g ~ large cities. Today. how
(Hs = ~ decided 10 limit the application
~ uolow - eitiss Of les thsn 1000 In.
1 1oonoo. ena 70 enact still another law
~ GG1m hotWeon 10000 and 5000 inhabit-
N thnnn lavs are enacted there
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Whalleyss city 1scsspssstisa mn 1ahsa
Up.
OLYMPIA. ian. e5.-The Senate metz NJ
1910. Lieusenant Governor IAughton in
The chair and only fourteen senators pres
enf, n follows; flough. Fariss. Forsythe.
Houxhtou. Hunsaker. Hyde. Owinks.
Payne. Preston. Seaborg. Van Houten.
yestsi, Wilson. Wolfe.
Recess til IL. During the recess Jones.
whaiIey. Long Watt, Drum and Lawrence
came in.
Al II the Senate was again called 10
ossier, twenty senators being present
The Journal OF Friday Was read and ap-
proved
Senate bin No. i0s, BY Van Houten- To
create . state board OF health and vital
statistics: referred 10 the COMMITTEES on
medicine, surgery and hygiene.
GENERAL FILE
s. b. No. loo. by Hunsaker--R Requiring
transportation companies to promptly
forward all freight. Made ofiiciaI order on
Thursday next at 4 =. nj.
II. b. 40. "A, By Gandy--To appropriate
500 90 for the completion and furnishing
OF the hospital for insane At Medical Lake;
received ~ ayes, no nays.
Senate bill. No. 5. by Whailey. for the
incorporation Of cities and towns OF less
than 1p.0)o population.
Houghton moved tn amend by limiting
the application Of the bill to towns OF not
more than 1000; carried
Another amendment required the ques-
sion to be submitted to vote Of the peo-
pic.not decided ny = court on petition; car
RED
Another amendment provided that no
territory shall be annexed TO q town
without the consent of q majority OF the
land owners In the territory, except q
plated addition to the town. which the
town may take In without such consent;
carried.
Hoisghton moved 10 amend the provision
giving city councils power to license and
regulate houscs Of i'll fame. gaming houses.
opoun smoking houses. ETC.. and make il
read that they havc power TO suppress and
restrain such houses. declared out Of or
der. another motion p nding.
The bill Was made special order for
next Wednesday at ! 80 p. m.
Adjourned At IL 30 till Monday at Up. m.
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Now Please Follow tho Sllu1
Further.

why are % many manasAst1s1no Gn1u|
prisss being sstablisheA - oalu1o TT
and what prospects has ~ esP fa4uo r
velopment?
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q. We offer for q few days only the south
half of block s. Comstoek's supplemental al
ditiar for 81 60a This property has frontage
OF Isl feet on swim street
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CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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e. A bargain for cash. being ssxl2o feet. one
block from the Poplar street cable road on
VALLEY street, in block Y, Mercer's addition.
This is one of the best buys ia seattle Price
I'll 80 cash
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
TUESDAY, Dec. ., 1890.
TRANSFERS.

TUESDAY, Dec. ., 1890.
TRANSFERS.
Mary A Saunders and Saunders to L
Saunders-Nl5 of VIZ of Farm Lot "a American
Colony trt: $1,000
Same to same-sl5 of VIZ of Farm Lot 81
American Colony trt; $1,000.
Is II 20 % 23 and VIZ 25 Sinsabaugh add
TO University trt, also und q int in lot "a of
said trt; $3.50.
FDEnglish to Achsah English-Lot 6S NJ
Funk's sub of Valenzuila trt; $3.50.
Norman B Carter to Ida d Wilcox-2 trts in
SEA of sec 80 I 5 l3 w; $4,000
Cyrus I Mills to Mrs Lizzie Meserye-Agmt
to convey E12 of lot 10 Loop & Meserve trt;
1891.
James NJ Davies to Susana Bernard-Lot com
at + corner of Second st and Wolfskill ave;
Percy Martin by NJ G Aguirre, sheriff. to
Mary Bail and hannah Harris-.Sherif's
deed, NV 81 acres of blk r., Painter & Balls
add to Pasadena $1,000.
Katie Holmes to John Park-Lot 16, blk A,
Treat trt; $1,000.
A Eshleman and Fl Holmes to same-Lot
16, blk A, Treat trt; $1,000.
w w Murray to Henry Arnold-Lots l and g
W Aliens sub, NJ r 10. p 90, except so it
of lot l, Pasadena; $2700.
Steave Sanford to A Gove-Lots 9, 10 and
IL, blk C, Sh ller trt; $1,000.
Estate of William A kimball, deceased-De-
assigning to Cora B Kimball und y int in lot
8. blk 5, Ohvewood, und 4 int in lot Z. DR..
Cougar home trt, und p int in lot Is, DR.. Con
gar nome lri, lOlS ., 10 ana Ia OF salu trt, ana
lot 70. Dr. Cougar trt, all in Pasadena; S4075
r Lots neich, trustee, to Mrs. Susan Mann
and Joseph ) Eldred-NWL of SE14 of sec 81, T
. 5 r IA W; $4,000.
Lausou Hollingsworth and Lucinda Hol-
lingsworth to H F Goodwin, T 2 Lukens, J F
Church and Heman Dyer-E 146 it of lots 7 and
bl c Leggs SUBJ NJ poo Pasadena; $4,000
John Thomas to NJ d Monroe and Mary
Monroe-Lot bl John Thomas and VIM
Monroe's add to Monrovia; $4,000.
Felipe Botiller to Vicenta Botiller de Ybar-
of nfW Rot oil 1ar
s2100.
Jane Thomas and John NJ Thomas to NJ S
Monroe-Lots IL to Is inc bl J, Monroe add to
Monrovia trt; $3.50.
Tomas de Ibarrondo and Vincenta Botiler de
Ibarrondo to Felipe Botiller-5 acres in Ro Rim
con de los Bueyes; $1,000.
SUMMARY
Number of transfers of $1,000 and over 10.
Amount, $64, ,246.
Number of transfers under $1,000, 18.
Amount, S6564.
Nominal transfers, ).
Total amount, S70,S10
NoTE-Transfers for which the consideration
is under $1,000 are not published in these col
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
PERSONAL.

J. W. Banbury, OF Pasadena, is at the
Nadeau.
r. S. Jones and P. P. Stewart, OF Chi
cago, are at the Nadeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Andrews, OF Po-
mona, are at the Nadeau.
George F. and w. l. Galloway, OF Den
yer, are at the Hollenbeck.
e. J. Drexel representing San Fran
cisco insurance agency, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Jennings and Miss
Jennings, of New York, are at the Hoi-
denbeck.
New Yorkers at the Hollenbeck are E.
whitney, S. F. Cunningham, and Len
Robinson.
San Franciscans at the Nadeau are W.
F. Barnes, L. w. Stockwell, and George
w. Frink.
Colonel f. A. Eastman has returned
from prolonged visit to Chicago, and
has taken his residence on Washington
street. His son Barrett Eastman, of the
editorial force of the Chicago Evening
Post, it is expected will spend a portion
sof the winter in this city. Mrs. East
man arrived here several weeks ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
CATARRH.

Catar7h is often regarded by the patient as
a cold,iH the head, and he often expresses his
establishment at hi his rem remarkable tendency to
he is scarcely free from one cold before he
takes another, and he is always exceedingly
careful;- it is also matter of surprise to him
that the cold always seems 60 settle in the
head aa6 throat.
At times many of the symn5onas of catarrh
seem to- abate, and the PATIENTS led to hope
that tlre disease is about to wear off; but an
other class of symptoms soon appear and he
learns TO his horror, that instead OF recovery
from the disease, il is somewhat changed in its
character and has extended to the throat.
A seIrses OF weariness is sometimes felt in
reading, speaking or singing; hoarseness at
times oceglrs, a sensation of dryness is felt in
the throat, OF it appears that some foreign
substance, as, for instance, a hair, obstructed
the threat; there becomes a sense of languOr
and fatigue; the breath lessons on little
exertiGnA short, hacking cough, peculiar
sound i'm clearing the throat, feeling as,
though there was not room cne1gh in the
chest t6 breathe; these and CssfeY symptoms
occur after .he disease has made considerable
progress. Then it is time when consumption
is aoout to begin its. dread s;il work Up.
to this time the nprogress of he disease may
have been slow and the paeient may, in
"weaFof," declare that he haa.hsa the catarrh
for Years and has not seemed to, become much
worse, and trusts that he wiz, "Sy and by'
recC Aer. But this delusion is.the grand error
which has peopled our GENE aepxes with con-.
surnptiNe forms, as all forms, of eatarrh END.
finally In consumption,
offioe FREE.
Those who desire to cons;slt me in regard
TO their cases had better call st the Office for
examination, but If impossible to visit the Office,
PERSONALLY, can write for list OF questions and
circular, both of which Will be sent free OF
change. Address
IL. HILTON, WILLIAMS, M D.,
I3s 8. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
Office hou1s-FrOm 8 a. I'D. to p. m.
Residence-1 19 South Grand avenue
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
The Greatest Strike.

Among the great strikes that of DR.. Miles in dis
covering his New Heart Cure has proven itself
to be one of the most important. The demand
for 1t has become astonishing. Already the
treatment of heart disease is being revolution
lied, ana many unexpected cures effected. 1t
soon relieves short breath, futteIing, pains in
side, arm, shoulder. weak and hungry spells.
oppression, swelling of ankles, smothering and
heart dropsy. DR.. Miles book on Heart and
Nervous Diseases. free. The unequaled New
Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed by r.. w
Ellis Co. also his Restorative Nervine for
headache fits sprees hot flashes, nervous chills,
OOium ha bit
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
FINANCIAL.

DACIFIC LOAN CoMPANY-LOANs MONEY
property and collateral security, on pianos
without removal diamonds jewelry, seatskins
bicycles, horses carriages, libraries or any prop
etc. in warehouses; partial payments received,
money without delay: private offices for con-
sultation; will call if desired; w. E. DEGROOT,
Manager, rooms IA and Is, No. 12411 South
Spring st. m3O
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

make a speciality of Pure California Wines,
put Up in cases OF one dozen each, consisting of
the following varieties: Port, Angelica, sherry,
Muscatel, Zinfandel, and Riesling, and DE-
LIVER two cases (24 bottles) of the above
wines to any part OF the United States on receipt
OF 1900 Telephone A.. Branch, 453 {. Spring.
Respectfully ,<>,
11-l2-1m H. J. WOOLLACOTT.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03

act of engaging in their favorite pas
time, fan-tan, in the rear of store on
Marchessault street. They were taken
to the city Jail, but subsequently secur-
ed their release on bail in the sum of
Sl00 each.
At 6 so O'Clock pm. two others were
arrested on Los Angeles street by Off
GERS Beran and Rohn on the same
charge; but they also put up 500 bail
each when taken to the station.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
GREAT GAME.

The Police Force Occupied in Arresting
Tremendous Criminals.
Four Mongolian gamblers were cap
tured by Detectives Auble and Bowler
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
Entertainment

At Illinois Hall, Wednesday evening Decem-
Der 3rd, the ladies of the Central Baptist church
will give an entertainment, musical. literary
and novel. after which refreshments will be
served. The spinning wheel to be used is so
years old Admission, 10 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03

A suit with an artistic cut and fit,
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