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Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01
AT WINEBURGH'S.
ON SPECIAL SALE.
Monday, June 2, to Begin the Week and
the Month With Good Trade, We
Will Offer Extraordinary Inducements.

Money is never so scarce but what you can
afford to take advantage of genuine bargains.
We are going to sell lots of goods on Monday,
and place on SALE
Yard-wide bleached muslin, SIC a yard
54inches wide bleached table linen, pure linen,
35c yard.
for aprons and Spanish drawn work, 19c a yard.
1S-inch fine pure checked Glass cloth, &c a
yard
25 pieces silk plush, all new shades 43c a
3S-inch Shepherd plaid, blue, brown and
black dress goods, SOC yard.
4O-inch black French cashmere, all wool, Acc
3s-inch black French serge, all wool, 43c a
yard.
50 inch all wool Jersey flannel for children's
cloaks, in pink, blue, tan and grey, 43c
53 dozen checked napkins, u a dozen.
3 pieces table linen, turkey red, full width,
21c yard
Small lot Saratoga suitings, heavy cotton, in
checks, blue and cream: rare bargains; must be
seen to be appreciated; worth zoe, for SC a
yard.
Twenty dozen $l.25 laundried shirts for zoe
each
Black satin, silk-llned carriage parasols,
double jointed, zoe EACH worth sl.75.
Twenty -four-inch black serge silk sun UNI
brellas, 99c; worth 81 80.
Lace trimmed fancy sateen coaching parasOls,
just the thing for the beach, 99c each; worth
$500.
Ladies' fast-black hose, dye guaranteed, 15c
pair; worth 25c.
Five-button colored kid gloves, sizes 534 to z,
49c pair; worth 75c.
Ladies' jersey ribbed-shaped vests, long
sleeves, 33c each; worth soc
Children's corded chambray shade hats,
pink, cream and white lace-trimmed, SOC
each; worth 90c.
Gents fancy-stripe French talbriggan under
wear CSC suit; worth $3.50.
WINEBURGH's,
3O9-311 S. Spring street, near Third.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01
Citizens Mass Meeting,

At pavilion, Sunday evening at Z AS
o'clock, in the interest of Sunday closing
of saloons. Prominent citizens will ad-
dress the meeting Music by the united
church choirs OF the city, under the
direction Of Chas. E. Day, and by the
Y. M. G. A. uuartette and orchestra.
Ministers of all denominations are re-
quested to sit upon the platform.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01
1000 LADY Solicitors Wanted

Mrs. S. D. B. Schultz travelling agent for the
Schultz German Compound Company, of White
water, Wis, has returned to Los Angeles to
arrange for permanent work on the Pacific
coast, and has received and accepted the posi-
tion of one of the United States itemizers for
the worlds fair and is to visit many promi-
nent cities as possible to secure standard items:
names of influential men and women, pleasing
anecdotes, or any matters of interest for the
future prosperity of the states
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01

Paints, Oils and Glass,
Corner Second and Main. p H. Mathews.
Tents and wagon umbrellas at Foy's saddlery
house 3l5 N. Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01
Can Invite the Confidence Of the Public.

We never say anything the dagment competitor who himself
the public settles
with 90 the dollar the public
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01
Undelivered reIegrams.

The following kilograms remain un-
calledfor at the Western Union telegraph
Office, corner Court and Main streets,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01
CONS SUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.
This is an acknowledged fact and it is being
demonstrated every week in the year by
M.HILTON WILLIAMS, MD.
NJ G. P. S. O.,
1877 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal,

M.HILTON WILLIAMS, MD.
NJ. G. P. S. O.,
1877 South Broadway, Los Angeles, CAL,
BY HIS
Aerean System of practice, which consists of
Medicated lnhalations and Compound Oxygen,
being administered to the patient, instead OF
filling the system with poisonous drugs admin
This system is now attracting the attention of
the best physicians throughout every country in
the civilized world Narrow minded men imbued
with the principles of prejudice, and who are
unwilling or too indoent to inform themselves
upon the scientific principles of this Aerean
system OF practice, may endeavor, to whisper
obstacles and to superciliously condemn it and
pronounce it useless without inquiry or an
opportunity of seeing or judging the merits of
what they advise others to reject; but the abuse
OF such members of the profession can avail
but little, and only proves that such persons are
contracted in their ideas, regardless of the
prosperity OF their patient and the advance
Consumption, like all other diseases of the
respiratory organs, is conceded by all scientific
and thinking men, to originate from a living
germ. or parasite. These little baccillii are
found floating in the expectorated mucus, and
after death adhering to the mucus surfaces
lining the air passages. What utter nonsense
medicines by the stomach; and yet how easy it
is to introduce them into the diseased parts by
the Aerean or Inhalation system of practice
Is anything more common sense? And yet
one in every seven die annually becaues of
this mistaken idea; manv of whom would be
radically and permanently cured had they
used the Medicated Inhalations before the
disease became too far advanced.
Over 100000 persons have used these medi-
Gated inhalations under our personal direction
during the past twentyfour years, and very
few of that number have died with lung trouble;
and yet quite large percentage began the treat
ment simply as palliative remedy, not think
ing there was still possibility of an absolute
cure.
Persons taking this treatment can use the
remedies at home as well as at our Office
Consultation and one application at our office
free. Those who desire to consult me in regard
to their cases had better call at the Office for an
examination, but if impossible to visit the office
personally, can write for questions and circular,
both of which will be sent free of charge
Address,
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, MD,
1877 8. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal,
Office hours-From 8 A. M. p. NJ
Sundays excepted
Residence-119 South Grand Avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01

May 81, 1890: Mrs. ]. M. Speck, Mrs.
f. E. Chase, Hiram Berrtz, Charles Bar
teaux, A. G. Schultz & Company.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01
DOES IT STAND TO REASON


pubcwe that
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01


he se1a cheap
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-14
ing for filing with town clerks copies OF
naturalization papers, with ameudments)
BiIls signed by the Governor.

naturalization papers, with ameudmentsl
Bills signed by the Governor.
II. 1S9, incorporating the Vermont state
Fremen' association; II. l42 in amend
ment of act No. lG, laws ON 1884, relating
to the appropriation OF money for the OBJ
serVance OF Memorial day; H. l41, TO pay
i. ". Roy sum named; II. 250, authorizing
the Fairhaven sgraded school district to
borrow money to pay its indebtedness; II.
AZ, legaiizing the appraisal of real estate in
the town Of Derby; II. SO, to prevent per.
sons from uniawfully using or wearing the
badge of G.. \. r., S. Of V. aud w Y, c.:
II. lJi, empowering the town of Waterford
to aid in the construction of bridge across
the Connecticut river; II. 1866, paying /.
D. Miller sum NAMED; H. 1IG paying VI.
$ Lowell sum named; H. POP, changing
name Of the Woodstock Cemetery associa-
ton. H. AS, enabling school district No. 5
in Niddlescx to draw irs share of public
none, for year ending June 30, 1850.
II. bin l44, for the relief of INDECENT sol
diers and sailors came up as n special order
and after some discusSin on motion Of Mr..
Molouey the bill was made the special order
for next Tuesday afternoon.
:. bill 2S, relating to oyerseers of the
poor. was killed
Adjourned 10 p. m. Monday.
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The following patent- to Nscm7nte'4
We're granted during the past w'ak: To ira
National Mill, Sugar company - Burning
ton. by direct and u'sun assignments from
Arthur A. Bonuett ot 81 Charles, DID,, sul
Charles ). Boynton OF Burlington, for a
process of making aCtose or milk sugar
To Wesley b. Laird, inventor, and l'raI
H. Perry and Bert r. Demcrritt ass,su,,4
of one half all OF Antpellor for oevies
for Transmitting power
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-14

This has been one of tho busiest
days Of tie session, and good
muuy bills we're disposed Of. First ia
Importance and general interest was House
bill 1874, introduced by Mr Mann Of WI
Continued Oh seventh page
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blood vessel in his head having burst and
died in a few minutes. Business was sus-
pended on the exchange until 1880 in con
sequence Of Mr. Struther's death
Gin Wednesday last the British torpedo
| cruiser Serpent has foundarod Off the coast
Of Spain The Serpent was lost at a point
20 miles north of Cape Finistorrc. Out of
go persons on board only three we're saved.
The Serpent went or the rocks during u
storm on Monday night. ~ heavy mist
prevailed ut the time. Tho Ser
pent's complement was 1i0 officers ana
men. The others on botrd were going aut
to relieve men now on ships on the African
station.
Tho inquest touching ths death Of old
man Thomas Churchill, who was shot and
killed recently near Schuylerville, \. y,
10y men who were attempting to get into
the house, occupied several days last week
! The testimony was conclusive that Mitchell
| Henehnn and Patrick Hughes We're the
/ men, who assaulted the old man, and that
/ Hughes is the man who actually fred the
fatal shot. The coronor's jury had
both Honehan and Hughes equally guilty Of
! causing Churchill's s death
At q recent meeting Of the Havana
chamber Of commerce it vas decj-
! ed TO send petition to the minister OF
/ the colonies asking the postpouement Of the
/ tariff reform until the government has duly
considered the total abolition Of export
| duties; the revocation OF the law of mcr-
camille relations with Spain; the neSotia-
| tion of treaty admitting both sugar and
| tobacco into the United States free Of duty.
the adoption of measures to promote on
! large scale the Cuban alcohol industry and
the reform of tho mortgage law.
a terrific explosion occurred inside
! Fort Wadsworth. Staten Island. Fri
day afternoon. Five men in the en-
| ploy Of the navy yard were detailed to
handled the ammunition at Fort Wadsworth
for the uso of the navy yard. As far as
can he ascertaiued, the men We're printing
cartridges when one exploded with terrific
force. Nathaniel Capman Of Brooklyn
was instantly killed. Fred Cook, residing
on Fingerboard road Clifton. ). l., was
| seriously injured, and George Heimos, J. J.
! Keenan, and john Davis all of Brooklyn.
We're severely burnel and otherwise injured.
Ex-Mayor Cottrell OF Key West. who n
/ few weeks ago terroriael the federal Off
cials and escaped 10 Alabama a fugitive
from justice, was shot and killed at 10 a.
m. at Montgomery, Ala, by the chief of
| police last Thursday. Cottrell was drunk
the night BEFORE and was arres.ei by
the police He insuted the chief and
| challenged him to fight duel
! The chief in consequence of Cot
( trelis threats, armed himself with double
| barreed gun and was sitting outside Of his
! office this morning when Cottrel drove up
in cab. After u few words had been eN-
changed both men began firing with the re
suit given above.
y collision occurred on Tuesday morn,
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moneys for wear ending June 81. 1880
II. bin III. for the relief of INDECENT sol
dicrs and sailors cano up as a special order
and after some discusstn ON motion Of Mr..
Nlolonev fine bill was made the snec,al order
for next Tuesday afternoon.
=. bill ~. relating TO oyerseers of the
poor was killed
Adjourned TO D. m. Monday.
MONDAY
Nerrop+'s episloturo foiea 70 sbo,v
M with fuu ranks tlis afternoon
but rows of e,nrtv seats in tbe
House did moi prcvent thot bodv From
work The general COMMITTEES renort,d
adversely OH House bill Bog. prohibiting the
deposit of sa,ydi,st and other foraiyr sub-
stances into any stream Of water in this
state. and the bill was made a special order
for = o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Bill 1i0.
the fO-hour labor law. was also reported
adversely bv fin, general committee and
ordered to lie. Bill 300. taxing standing
Thinner was renortod favor,biv bv the
committee on GRAND list and was the sub
iect of ouite nm innromntu deboto which
resulted in the bill being recommitted to the
COMMITTEES The committee on railroads re-
nortod odverseIv ON hills l2l md 223 and
the House sustained the report with a few
negative votes. The first bill was in,ro-
duced bv l,r. prortv Of Franklin and
prohibited railroals from charging
more tbau two and oue-holc cont,
per mile for passenger fares with
no distinction b.tvaa, long and short
hauIs md fved +he maximum cbarga FOR
ca1ryin,, q narcI ,yeioning less thnn 100
rounds epvyybaro in tie Stoto NJ o. cant,
'yia otb., l,iu WINS iutroducnl Inv NJ,
NItcov of cgn,b,i,,,, ord f,ed I'm, m,,.i-
mum PASSENGER fare ON onv railroad in the
Stoto nt two cents nor inile Mr. liarrjlI in
answer to Questions said that the colnmittce
reported AGAINST the bills because there
were certain roads in the State wh.cl. now
showed a deficit. in suite of good manage
ment. and because il was likely that there
would soon be wel-nizh uniform raj. OF
three cents mile, which was believed to
be rs low p rate as Vermont railroad COM
panies could afford 70 mako the only
other bill killed in the House was ii. bill
4sS. coneorriu. additional powers Oh the
Below. sails yi,ia-e CORPORATION.
III, tol,ouin,. bili, ..o.4s5 IN. House. II
| ais leraiizin. fin. orapd list of tl,e town of
| " .1uIugton. s. A. in relation 20 the Lon
nincrou nn3 t,lo,tenbury Railroad Mining
md Manufacturing, cor,aauy. II. 81,
ausndina fine NJ, 1r iu.5rulra..on OF The
VILLAGE of Waterbury. II. 5iu .nc,rp3rot-
/ inc chester village: II. PSI. autLarilirg
! .c1ooI district No : in b,rr, to i..,.a h3nds
fo,. certain nurnoeos. II HoS ro,op.,llp.,
co,,,,, ,,orsops 10 eunl,,rt their families
of,ar baviny Ie.u notified Iv the o,-ar.aor,
of the noo.. to do ca undor ,analt, of NOT
NOR. than 500. u 3~l n4rtli.t..,, county
/ l,o,rl. of oi,,,.tf,, T., olr,., rorn,,t-s ,ao-
.,r,,l,,, - 1-.,.,.,,,,, o. A., +.t.t.i i,oi.
reconsider the vote bv when :. bIi! IS ro-
/ IdthE 10 oNe'st'Is Oh IN" poor, was h'l'l
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WHAT HAS BEEN DONE AT YER
MONT'S CAPITAL TIE PAST WEEK.
Reducing Fares on Vermont Railroads
he woman suffrage Uili Killed in
the Hou,c-Thn senate Votes
@t2o0 to Complete tho Stau-
nGrd Monument.
THURSDAY.


THURSDAY
senate Morning.
A Joint resolution introduced by Senator
Lincoln. that the president Of the Senate
aud the speaker Oh l"e HouSe Oh I'epre7eh-
la,lN'S 'uJO".n S'iH T, az, ii0u'l ,,..r
,','i a.. I ~ 81" ,,.''l,.. ,,-,, ,.,.'
-'o,'i'."'i 'e,' ", 80 G,.,. ,,l NIs,,
"s' V,' ~ -'9' W.. t ,1,,,l.,7-.,
| 1n,on,,i,,,t
lO.'I ~ 49, y" g. .,,r,nrf,., etooo F., ,.o.,.
| u E sttl,,..,,,.I .,,..,,,,.,. ..
t'g.S . ,,t, ,i,,,o i , ,,,',.ta,, b.i,,.
1., -, e,,,.,f,. I.,.,,.,- ,,olia
o,oir.t tha I'm and .onotors Eirgsiev
Hoberts EouIail apd Smith Of Wntnan
for 1t and the bill was .uen ordered TO lie
and be made special order for next tuesday
al 2:3O O'Clock, on motion o. senator
Cleveland.
Senator Brown moved the reconsideration
of S. lin ~, rc.aUn@ TO paupers, which
was refused by a vote of -3 TO I.
p,ls Passed.
,o ~
= "a, 10 anehu sec'ioh l'IV' a. L. H.
~ allowing towns 10 "l,proprl''v' money
1or memorial aaJ' H. t"o' 10 'ncoi l'or"'e
tho mon savings banh ana rus. com
pany OF AG'ILs'hie' Win general protest oi
senator Harvey against Moor ol
trust companies reSlslere.,' -. a. 1" pro
Nl"e trNaht olHclr Ior lHe CITY ol Dur
Ahglon.
Adjourned
-enatc-hnernoon.
u rr1t +o ircor-or,4o +ba Vor,no,,+
..ni,. ,,,. .',,.. NJ I,,.oa Roo+ists p,d II lin
~. 't7, ~ra,,5 1is+ and o,,,,1..s,,,ioI
l,,,.oi.ol a.. f.,vn of St. Albans for 1890
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FRIDAY.
FRIDAY.
Sonate-Morning- constitutional Amend
Adjourned

\ proposal to the House was offered by
Senator Roberts and referred to committee
on constitutional amendments.
It reads thus: "Tho Senate shall bc
composed of 50 senators, 20 be Of the free
men Of the districts for which they are re
spectiyeiy elected. vino shall have attained
the age OF 80 years, and one senator shall
BE- elected bionniaiiy by the treemcn Of each
district respectively. The state shall be di-
Hided by the Legislature into 80 senatorial
districts As nearly equal in population rs
practicable. Euch district shall he composed
OF cont ,uous towns, and cities. and wards
OF cities; but 10 town and no ward of any
city shall be divided and placed in separate
districts. The first division shall be made
upon the basis Of tho population ascertained
by the ceusu, taken under the authority Of
Congres, in the year 1880; aud a new diyi-
sion OF the State into senatorial districts
Shall be made aftcr the taking of each cen
sus OF the 'nitod States 80
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S. 100, making appropriation Of 500, 600
for use Of trustees of Home for Friendless
Women; H. lO5. relating to holidays
The joint resolution from the House,
granting use Of hall of House of Represent
atives to DR. DUttOn was taken up. Sena-
tor Dow thought the gentleman had already
been allowed sufficient pportuniues to De
heard as he had appeared before two of the
committees. Senators Cleveland and Har-
yay were willing to give him one more
chance. \ vote was then taken, resulting
10 for adoption and 10 against i, where
upon the chair directed the secretary to
call the name Of the president, vino voted
aye ana tine resolution was adopted in con
curreuCe
Adjourned.
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II. 10, to incorporate tho Christian Aid
association. H. -, TO establish board Of
street commissioners for the city Of Bur
lmgton; H. - authorizing the assistant
judges Of Orange county to purchase the
interest Of Chelsea in the County Court
house; II. - to incorporate the Hot Springs
water company
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-11-14
VERMoNr HoRsE sREEDERs.


The annual Meeting at Montpclicr-
Ortctr, Elected and other Matters.
NoylprLIEB. Vt, Nov 12-Thr Yer
mont iorsr breeders association held their
annual meetlng this evening at che Pavilion
hotol, with .. rool otten lance. The ,res,ur
rs report showed balance of S}lo6 on
baud, a year ago reduced by 500 and
H2219 unpaid bills. receipts from the Eut-
land m9etuE and members fees, Ssiip, eX-
penscs already paid, S"29s Rather
than exhaust the surplus an appeal
has b.au made 10 members and
outsi lar,. aud several hundred dollars
wa received and more coming. The profit
of tie White Eiyer junction October meet
nc was. SIjo }. W. Cramton, II. r..
Cults, GeorI. W Hooker, r. It, farrn-.
ton. T.. ". Clement, George X. Russell
George v. Smitn were elected members OF
the executive committee IN the place OF
members whose term, had expired There
was some talk O. incorporation and T. p.
BroNneI OF Burlington, W. H. Bliss aui
Harry Lowe O. Montpelier were appointed
a committee 20 draft chuter iOr the next
Leg Eislalure. The officers elected are:
rr-sldynt-Georgc ". Hooker
Vice -preSid"ntsH I. cults, j. c, Par
ker
Secretary F. II. Farrinston
Irca,urcr-.Io,eph BdtteIl.
Committee On the location of the NEXT
meotiug-Jo.eph Battel, u. ", Crantou
q. W. smith, Z. F. Browuell, Harry Lowe.
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H. 3ll, requiring returns of banking in
situations to give lists of stockholders rosi-
dent aud non resident; II. 229, to pay f..
II. Atherton sum named; II. 9l9, proyid
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House Aftornoon.

The discussion on II. bin 2l0, was resumed
aad MIR. Darling of Chelsea spoke briefly.
Mr. Marshall thought if the bill we're
amended So as to make its provisions apply
to towns of over 1000 population, il would
he all right. Mr Hu.Gum OF Don SET opposed
the Ill AS did Mr. Thresher oC Newport
Mr. Robbins Vi Derby offered AN amend
ment which WAS adopted On the question
Shall the bill pass the House voted strong
" in the negative So the bill was killed
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BilIs Killed.

r. 2o0, to promote industry, thrift and
temperance b. reducing legal rate OF inter
est from 6 per cent TO } per cent: II. -, TO
pay F.. N, Collins sum named; II. los in
relation TO tue taxation of quarrias and
..eoliD b.ds. II. $50, changing name Of
ffan1 ticlI; Il. 35s, u pay t. Thihault
sun named; II. 2l3, amending section 2Gj3
Il. L., relating 10 tEo election Of moderators
in town meeting. Passage refused by vote
Of l6 go IS.
Mr. Williams of Rockingham presented
resolution Of thanks 10 the Wells River
railroad company FOR tho excursion to
Barre quarries Wednesday, November (,
which was adopted unanimously.
Il. bil .iJ was rc'cnsIierod on motion of
NJ. smith OF Hoyaltou. \ discussion arose
participated in by Messrs. Harlow of
Springfield, Humphrey Of Poultnoy, Oar
ling ol Chelsea, Proctor OF Fairhayon, Rob-
bins Of Derby, Enright Of Windsor and
Emerson OF Peacham. Pending discussion
the House ad jOUrnsd.
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Il bil If, to Incorporate the Vermont
yearly meeting Of Free Baptists, and II. bin
IN, TO c-a'i izc grand list and quadreuniol
appraisal %. town OF St. Aibans for 1890,
were pa.se
:. b.l. ia6 was introduced by Senator
Abbott. under suspension of the rule, to
pay Edward 81. HUI sum named, and re
1cried to committee on claims
Nliaurnea
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Bills Killed.

S. 81. TO make The first Monday of Sep
temhsr known rs labor day; II. l0,, rela-
ling % fowls running at large $. =. rc.a-
ting to the support of prisoners in jan ON
ciYn process: 5. les rotating TO struck
jur.e'.
On motion Of Senator Allen II. bil %. to
incorporate the Proctor Trust company.
was returned TO tho Senate and, on motion
o; the senator III. RUE suspended aud the
vote passing the Lin reconsidcrrd and the
hii ie'oumitted for the purpose OF making
certain amendments to remove the objec-
tions OF the governor.
Eils Eaad by the Governor.
S. L., relating to the descent and distri-
button of the real amt personal estate of
married woman; a joint resolution reiatin,
to the committed ON the insane; :. t. re
4ating TO Court, OF Lhauncey; :. -. laying
tax on the county Of Bennington; 5. 81,
to pay j. r. LausoA the sum named.
AJiOurDo1 to n n, Mondnv