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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

MT HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D., N. O. P. 8.
us o. Specialist in diseases of the head,
heart. Oxygen, compound oxygen, nitrogen,
monoxide, and other medicsted inhalstions,
used in all diseases OF the respiratory organs.
Office, 81 South Fort street, from A. n. to
4P.M j3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

The Hest 81 White Shirts
AT Harris, the halter and gents furnisher, 2O4
South Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
oc15 eod6m
PHYSICIANS.

OHAS. w. BRYSON, M. D.-DISEAsES OF
" women specially. AN s.. Spring st..
Rooms 2 ana g. Teleph5n Office. 796; res
idence. 79S. ill If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

dividend NOTIOE-DlVIDEND NO SEW
~ entystwo l72) for the quarter ending Dec
31st, 1889, at the rate of sixteen (16) per cent.
mers Merchants Bank of Los Angeles, Cal,
has been declared by the Board of Directors,
payable on and after Friday, Jan. 10th, 1890.
Signed, Il. J. FLEISHMAN, Secretary. Farmers
& Merchants Bank of Los Angeles Cal.
Los An geles. Cal, Jan. 6, 1890. ja71m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

One Gallon Sherwin- Williams pain
covers 800 square feet two coats. P. q. Ma
thews, corner Second and Main.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

nR. JOSEPH KURTZ, 265 N. MAIN ST.
~ Office hours: IL to IL @. m; to and
to 8 p. m d26 tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

Do you want a bargain in secondhand
pianos? You will find two of them at
q. E. Days music store. s North Spring
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

Have you seen the new style Ivers
Pond pianos, with their patent soft stop, 81
q. E. Days music store, N. Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

nR. DARLING OCULIST AID AURIBT
IL Once IS North MainEt. OHice Hoars, 9A
ID. TO 4 p jlti-d&w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
HOMaEOPATKaSTS.

G S.5 ALISBuRY, NJ. D.. EOMEOPATdIST.
Ns Ofdce, rooms IL aud IL, L. A. Bank build
ing, cor. First and Spring ste. Residence, 538
y. Pearl st. Office hours, IL A. n. to 8 p. II.
Telephone Nos.: Once 507; residence S77.
d2Atf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

The hest 81 White Shirts
At Harris, the halter and gents furnisher, 20
South Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

TIES. BEACH d BOYNToN. OFFICE, 81 N.
~ Spring st., Los Angeles, Cal. Ofice hours,
8 to II NJ, to 4 and 6 to 8P. n. Dr.. Boynton's
residence. 735 Olive st. j19tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

e. f. MOOrehOuse,
Joober; carpenter, 116 South Spring. Tel
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

nR. 4. ARENsBERG. FROM THE UNIVER.
~ sity of Berlin, treats all chronic diseases
successfully; diseases of the sexual organs
specially. Hours, 8 to 10, 2 to 4, 7 to 8. Room
Is, Brysou- Bonebrake block. j2Otf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

n W. BURLEIGH, NJ. D., 121 s. SPRING ST.
W. Specialties, diseases of women (medical
and surgicsl). Chrenio diseases of stomach
and bowels. j3tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

nR. @. X. CLACIUS HAS REMOVED HIS
~ olhce from rs N. Spring to Al 8. Spring ct.
Hours from IL A. N. to 2P. N. SpecielIy-SeI
eral. 2Atf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

Harris, the Halter
And gents, furnisher, 204 8. Spring st.. oppo
site the Hollenbeck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

ISAAC FKLLOWS, M. D.-HOMHOP ATHIST
J. Office HoGrs-11 10 IL A. H., 2 to 8 P. n,
Los Angelica. Gal Residence 4O8 Solth Main
street do.tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

nR. WEST HUGHES, FORMER RESIDENT
lF 51rge0n to the New York Hospital. rs N.
Spring st. Hourp, 8 to IL, to 5. Tel. No. 1,026.
d24tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

nR. G. EDGAR SMITH-DISEAsE5 OF
~ women speciality: rectal diseases
treated by the Brinkerhoff Painless System
block. j16&f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

nR. CHAS. DE sZIGETHY. OFFICE AND
IL residence, S13 8. Main st. Tele 1,056. If
u A. DE CAILHOL, N. Dat HIS SAM.
", tAriRm. Pearl, south OF Temple. Telephone
S01. jl-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21
ATTORNEYS.

n L. RUSSELL, ATTORNEY AND COUN.
IL. selor at law, lit New High street, rooms
z and 8. University Bank building. Los Angeles,
California. ia7-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-21

MI n 1 hcN l. AHLLN, AlIOhNEI, Or-
III fees, 26 and 27 Bryson- -BOnebrake block.
GEORGE II. SMITH. THOMAS L. WINDYR.
HENRY N. SMITH.
QMITH, WTNDER g. SMITH, ATTORNEYS.
y at-Law, will practice In all the state and
Federal Courts. Offices: Rooms /, 2, 3 and 4,
University Bank building, III New High st.,
Los Angeles. Cal Telephone. No. 583 j14ti
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
Sdde sefprOdeH, bic man nus dnem

Sa6e geiprU6en, bic man aug einem
Topf III ben anoern sieBen taEH.
gtidt baB iie erf Serlaiien tuorbsD
mare, iuie es bel ben 4rdbern 9eidGebt,
Die 9eringeu @dlten SrOt nit 9eltbmDl'
Sener Butter ourSuie5en pflegen, iOnberu
Die 9ermaHiIbe Butter Itbeint on ii9
cine 6lise 9eId)diienbeit seBabt Su ba'
ben iuie Die weiBe S4af5utter, Die man
I'M beuti9en @rie9eulanb bereitet unO
Die man I'M 9teapolitanii6eu Mantecn
nenHt: Mauteca 1T bas @prt, Uel6eS
III Spanien uno Bprtugnl fir Butter
gilt, es beoeutet eigentli6 Sdfnub,
ndnlid ben SutterIbInu9, in wsben
Die sIraber, Die 9r6Bten SuttercuHiu.
menten Der Groe, Die Rild Su idiiiten
pilegen, Der ibuen beim 8utterma6en
ais &lGriaB bient uHo Der in jcbsl
Seouinen5slte bdn9t. glu6 Die in Dan
3ropen fabricirte Butter lit meiItens
iliiiIig. Saber benn bic 9tlten uuIere
Sutter idlebtpeg als r0tiI66l" be-
5el6neten imO baju itimmt portreiiIi6,
oaB Die &uiIcn, iuelde Die alten @rie.
den nit Butter perlor0t ~ baben ldjsi'
nen, biz AMI Den bcutigeH Gag iilr
Butter llnb Sel MIR eiu eiuSi9es @ort
baben, nintli6 bas @ort Waslo.
lluiere Sprfabren nerbeu nlIo ibr
8rot in Butter getaud)t uno in 8utter
eIn9ebrodt baben fpie in eine @aiier.
lupps: Die l6pinmenoe Broti6nitte
nannten iie oanlt poetiidJ SHttrS9ans,
pOrauf bas Silb feit9eDalteN Hno nud
oann nod angeiuanOt iuarb, ais Die
Sutter ibre beutise Gpniiitenj uno Die
8uttr9an5 ldn9it Die @sItalt siHes ge-
nobnliden SutterbrDtes au9ewpmmen
bate. 0as gSort Butter lit pisilsidt
uroeuti6, iebenialls ir ben beiOsu clal.
fii6eu Spra6eu eir 6rsmowort, bm@ ii9
oia @rie6en ais Subtitle ausgrbeutet
baben, mas bod bloB encn Sinn bate,
fueau espa i'm slltert6um ans &ubmil1
teiu eig"utlider &die bereitct iunrben
rudre: Sas 9elbab aber uubl. 9lnone
oeutldr @orte fir bas iui6tige 8rpOlct
iinO: glufe, bas bel ben 9llemanuerQitt;
S6malj peldes in Saicrn fir ausge,
laiieue, Ober, iuie Die Saieru ia9en, aus
9eiaIienal Sutter gehrdu6lih it, uaS
S9nPr, Oas in Dem itanpiunoiItbn
Sm6r iOrtIebt unb iuie 9lnte nit oeM
ldteIntlden unguere, lnlbeu, 10 mSt
SbmIcrsn Sulammenbangen mag,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
Scr SON bar o.aneriiden sdrift

NeI 2OH ptt ge8HeIllUeH SWTlTt -
hattie 8oet9e gei6riebeu = 9lei6e bent.
ieni9en zines SaBfiii4tigen, nuise6rad).
ten gSei6es, ooersn erbibtes @eBiru.
uufdbig nit &erHuuit mO @riinben al
itreitelt, iib in S6impiiuortsn erid)6pIt,
nno veit iiA ibr feiH 10 GROCER 8eitb.
tbunl pdrbietet, ais lie sur 5ortieBung
ibreS 0rinlmes brautbt, lid in Sdimpi.
uorten iuieoerbolt mo ipieoerbolt, Dem
&6eilnebmer sum entpiiHblibten Ser.
oruB uno ben 3uidaAern anfaH95 Suw
&eladter uuo onnu balb Slm Gfel !"
Or. 0toors mari Dem 9i6ter oes y@6b
BON Serlidn9en" g!eraui ,,feere3 Sc.
i4wdB", yseiltreibe Gdnbeteien", neiuc
Ourcb uujeitiaen uno iaoen @ib uertlei.
bete S6mabiuht, urbeiouueneD Stol5,
bo6trabenoe gtuSorildc" Dor; Der on
9ebenoe Suriit" ibciue eiu abgeiagter
6eino pun iuirflidcn 8eweis9riinoen Su
iein uno ba9egen iuiBi9e Sdsd)cn 81
5reunben uno Gollegen su babcn Inn
9ebeno eriuiOerte gouocat 3olisano
@uetbe:
y@bcn bas &egiiter pon S5impf.
iuDrtern, iuaS Die poriSe Sdriit 6araf
teriiirt, paraoirt aud in bieier, nur mil
ein pnar neuen @epihten 9efr6nt, iibeI
Die man iouit nit 2euteu, Die ubIli9 bsi
Sinnen iiub, nur ieiEes guten HameKs
me9en SniurieuprOceiie aHfangeu mAB.
SmpertiHenS uno 9tibtsmiiroi9teit Hin,
gen iiberaa III Der S6rift Dor; bod ipsr
tanu'3 linn libel nebmeu? 9ieie soeen
iino einmnl bem @e9eHtbeil COR
WOors) 10 Bomogen, 10 iiutig nit iei.
nem gsien pereiHigt, iiHO in ieinem
ausOrud 10 Silf8m6rter geiuorben, bab
er, ipenn er aud wOllie, ubne bieielben
teineu @eoanfen brin9cur feiue 8einOr.
ter finoen, fenem ,YerioO Sdpunn uno
&otuuoitdt 9cbeu fann. e. -@as lit BON
10 ciHeln 0e9Her 5u boifen? Sbn ilbsr.
Sell9sn? Wtein Slid lit, bnB es bier
ni6t barauf antommt! 8lino9eboreuen
gum @eii6te Su uerbelien, geb6reu iibrr.
meni6libe ardfte, unb Jtaienoe in
S6ranten 5u balteu, lit eiHe Rolijcis
in6e."
9lls I'M nd5Iten S5riftiGb Der Ge,
senpartei bic 8e6auptun9 auigeIteIli
luuroe, baB @oetbe oebrenriibrige BE
leiOisuHgeu unueri9imt biugei5miert"
babe, iultrpe Dem @eritbte Die Sa6e
Ocun bod jU tpa. Su Oem am22 Stpril
1772 III Dem irn9li6eu &edtsitreit er.
gangeneu llrtheil tuiro ndmlid1 Den BEL.
oeu bbigeH g[uullten iiir's &iiuitigc
,oie gebrald!e uranlt1nOige, nut sur
8erbitteruus Der pbne5in auIgebradbten
@emiitber ausibtasenoe G9reibart
ernItli9 ucripieien."
&aum bier g9oben ipdier,. am 25.
Wtai, IieB ltdJ Gpetbe - yme9r Der Suit
ieineu 3uitnlto Su perdnoeru ais oem
Srie6 na1 aenntnjiieH folgeu0T -
III g8eblm beim Eei63fnmmergerihi
als ZErnttitaut elnl6reiben; iebrte
uber btreits nm II. Septem6cr neS'
iclben Sabres na6 5ranfilIrt suriid
mo baurit sigleit nus Der frpitigen
gtdbe oer Lgenis III Die uarmen, stras
Der Wtltie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
Butter Nno gntterbroo..

Die ,,5tdt1fd Der Spra6e" betiteti
ii6 Elm Heues g9ert pon Gfuoplf &lein.
paul bon bobcr Seoeutuug. $50 man
bd5 Iettiaute gSert aud anfaiien mag,
man ntlrB berennen: es lit barin Elm
Stiif pom geiIti9eu 2eben Der WtenIh.
belt nicber9eisgt uno nit Ielteuer llui.
ueriGlitit jlliGmmen9efaBt, mas bic
86lter after imO neuer Belt, mas @es
lcbrte lnto 9aisn in @Ortertldrung uno
@orticridulg, @prtipiel uno 8ort.
tIauberei, g8ortIa9en uub @Ortleaenoeu
iemal3 seleiItet baben.
0ier mag cine BrObe nit Dem 8udr
tol8en, iuel6e jei9t, iuie Der @ p'ra d..
forf9er i'll Die @ebeimniiIe' De,
alteIteIt @jei6ibte Der @6lfer binein.
leu6tet uno babel redt intereIiunt.
@ntpeduugen matt.
IS lit uidbt glei9siltig, tuie bic Mten.
l6en oa3, Sutterbrpt benenren, pbaleifl
lie nuSleibe ais Gppus fir cine 6 &leinie,
felt bctra6ten. Su Berlin ipriGt man
pon einer Stplle Ober Stule; In Sdie.
iien ppn elmer SutterItbnitte, in Sablen
bon einem Bemmbcn, Der Sdmei;er,
Der as iibrt9ens lelteu genieBt, ba er
ii6 aiisidlisBlid al 8rot urS Tdie
bdlt, mnbt 8rGutli uno iBt cinen Gin
tenbruAt. Der Sblpebe ia9t Butter.
gnrs. g8er jemnls III StodBoim uoer
uur et1pu in Walm0 geipeieu lit, iuirH
ii1 crilurerlt, oaB man baielbIt,. ehaman
iib Su 5ii0 lest, an Den iugrnnnnten
Sm6rgGaboro ooer 8rGupinsboro III.
tretsn piLe9t, I'M bier allerlei appetit.
reiScHSR Suteu: Gauiar, marinirte SJe,
rinse. .9teHntiGe itbiuten, ,tleineSmelettcn
86is, ein pnar Glds6en Sranntiuein
uno oas beliebte S0derbrifa, eine %rt
9ebppTter 9imonnOe, ite6eiS piiSlMe1a
men. 9ieie Sitta beS Spr. Jmbiiies
ftnDet ii6 aud in &uBlnno ilHo lin
Orient, ia, i6oli I'M gIGtertbunt, mo Die
8romHliis ooer GuItntio ben eriten
@aus elmer re9afre6ten GOenn bilocte,
Gier, gluiteru, &aoies6eiI qualia las
sum revellunt stomachum, ertbaiteno.
8ela9!ss Sutterbrot nGrrt n(lo Der
S1webe Suttsr9anS, bsfm SmGr beiBt
Sutter, gas 1T 10 uiel trie @auS. $50.
ber mag oas tUmmen?
@s lit cir Nusorud tuie aeI6lpplene
Cans, iuprauter man in Bniern eins
S9a6eriuppe nit etnsebrodter Semmel,
pber ipie 5roi6, iuOrllnter man in
8eimar 8rot III Bier, pber iuie bas
Eranj0iilbe Gararo, Gnte, morunter
man in 9aris ein Stidcbeu ,3uder pers
Itebt, oaS man III Gognac ooer Saifes
tal5t. Gr iueiit auf Die dlttiien ,Sn-
iiinne unieres 8olfsltammes bin. 0ie
0ei1i5te Der Butter lit 10 iueit aui.
oetldrt, OaB man iueiB, iie lit eine nor
Oiide, mn9rl9eiHlidb gerntanii9e Grfins
Sung; li6erlif babcn Die ulten S6mer
bic BUTTER crit BON uns beSD9en uno erit
bon unleru 8orIaBren buttern gelernt.
N6er iuns mau oamals Butter nnnnte,
fuar ell gang anberes 8robucS unierer
Butter lunse nidt ir d6nli6 iuIe Nars
garine, iunbern Iliiiis iuie Brouencer6l,
oil alien Stellen, no oas Rort 8utprum
pprtOnumt. tpiro BACON ais Don eiusr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

@crube am 2S. gtusuIt 1771, ieinem
%. @eburtstna mar es, baB @oetbe
Ieiu @eiuf) nm 9ulaiiur9 sur Slbpptas
tur betm Sf6fftnseri6t Su 6runtfurt
a. M. einreidte; nm 81. Gnault erbielt
er ben SuItimmenben 8eItbeib uno ant
3. Geptember iuurbe er ais NbuOcnt unb
Burger uereioi9t Bon ieiner iuriiti
Sben G6dtigteit in MIR tuenig in iueiters
&reiIe gsoruugsn, erihieu lie bod ibm
rno Nnoeren 10 mbeoeilteuo ipie uueT=
iprieBtid). llnO No6 Iubnt es ii6, auI
iie eineu ldngereu Slid gu iuerfeu, ietblt
auf Die @siabr bin, bier uidbt bent tbrns
nenocn @euius 81 be9e9uen, pielmebr
ben iunsen y&edtbaber" in grocer @e
rei5tbeit Su 9epnbrsu uno mebr ala no
tbig lciue @alle iiberilieBeu Su Isben.
&letne Sbw1ben baben bel einem gro
zen Mianne ben bOben gertb, ibn uns
menIGlidl ndber 81 bringen
Der crIte Glisnt bes iuugeu Qopos
iatcn - 10 itbreibt mau iebt ilber yieiu
critics Debut ais Gsdtsnuwalt" - mar
Gin SObu, Der 9e9en ben ei9eHen 8nter
prOceiIirte. Der 9e9nerii6e gluiualt,
Elm Or. Moors, muBte lid Nun 9leid
in Der Ssantiuprtuu9 ieiner Sla9ei9rift
10 braltii6e @cuonnsen bieten laien,
lpsfbe er ni9t itiaidweiseub binnebmcn
founte, baB oer YrpcsB gar balo mebr
elmer idarfeu peri6Hli9en YGanterei
slpii6en ben beibeu Re6tsanpdlten
gli6, nls elmer gtuSeinanberiebung Der
Bnrteieu iiber ibre beiperieitisen
&e9te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Cine lnborer 3eitun9
sr5dblt, baB Die Sinou Nublehe BON
RliugpOre b6bli9 erre9t 1T ilber bos
@ebabren 5rueier junaer IriitOfrateu in
8mspOre. wel6e, nu6Oem iib ein Sc.
Der i'll Die 6rau oe5 glnoereu uerliebt,
iibcreinfamen, Die @atttnnen 81 iue6s
iclu, mas 6heutlidJ nit eiuer &cibe
iulcnuer 9eremOnieu erfol9te. Die
6rauen i6eineu nit ibrat neneu Mdn.
merit 9anS Snfrieoen 81 iein lmo baben
Iib init 6reuoen in i5r S6idial 9efiot
Sieie Sitte insen iie, iei ni6tS 3eues,
Iic beitebe icbOu ieit !anser 3eit III Rumgs
pore unO Die SOrfubren bdtten au9 se,
puBt, iuas gut iei mo ii6 I9ids.
Ser 80 en- d. 1T 9euau aenoui,
men bns, mas er ii6 sinbiloet, besbalb
IiHO aud Die 9uiumf6pie Die sliidli9s
fteu Seute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
= 9noniIt. pie op n Dor

-Sn 9Don III. pie DO n Dor
9tmelbet uirb, bic @rdftn @up be SOufs
irpDsb' 2llbano, cine befanrte Slbenteus
rerin, uerbaitet ipUrOen. sic bieB iriiz
ber Srduleiu Maris gbaboub unb puroe
bonn Seineseridt su einem Sabre @e=
fdn9niB uerurtbeilt, ilpb in Sul9e beiieu
nad) Spauien. iup iie ii6 Der @unlt
gllpbons' XII. erfreute. 9ta6 oeiIen
Gpb perfauite iie ibren 8rieilpe6iel nit
bem S6ni9 tbeuer al bic &6nigiu Gbris
itine, febrte baun nad BariS Suriid uuo
beiratbete Den @rafen @up De SuuIirOp
b'9llbauo. Sor eiui9en 0tpnntcn
trennte iie ii6 BON ibrsm @atten uno
Spg na6 9pou, mo- iie i6lieblib ues
gen Sablrei6er S9wiuoeleieu uerbaftet
purbe
- Ser fre9e 8ino. Shirt:
@uten @prgen, mein liebsr 66ritsr !!
8iro es Senn belite i96u getter bleis
ben? g8as bnben mir oenn fir gginb :?
- 5brIter: 0urdlnu6t, er erlaabt Iid
aus gSeIte III 6lOple!
Ser 10 nbreu @r9be lit 6as
rin'us SD Has &leiuite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

8enn man Su elmer 5rau
ia9t: i'd Iiebe. Did, 70 beiBt baS I6On
10 baIb unO balb: gti9t po9r, 9u
lieblt utif!
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-06-19

PARTLY PERSONAL.
Items Of Interest Gathered from Far and
Near

| A'ems Vi interest Gathered from Far and
Near.
Emperor William of Germany has
had an electrical railway built for
bringing dishes from the kitchen into
the state dining room.
Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria has
begun his studies at the university Of
Berlin--the first prince of a reigning
house to enter that institution.
Rev. Sam Small, the evangelist, has
been elected president of the Northern
Methodist University at Ogden, Utah.
Sam belongs to the Southern church.
but he does not care for trifes.
United States Circuit Judges Pardee
and Newman, at Atlanta, Ca, have
granted a perpetual injunction re-
strslning the comptroller general
Georgia from collecting tax froi
sleeping or palace car companies do.
ing business in Georgia.
The Cherokee Indians support over
100 common schools, with an aggre.
gate OF 1853 pupils, and high school
for boys with I'll students. They are
Just completing a seminary that will
accommodate 165 students.
The princess de Sagan recently APP
peared on the beach at Trouv:lie.
France, in bathing costume one
side OF which was white and the
other blue-the conceit being carried
out to the details of gloves, buttons
and shoes.
King Humbert is prudent mon
arch and does we'll to be 80 in the
present state Of the Kingdoms
Hnahces. Last year the civi! list for
tne royal household was 15,350,0OO
francs a and the king spent 15,349,999
francs " Confines, leaving cent and
ensuing year.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-06-19
THEN AND NOW.
Times Change, Men Change, and Even News
papers Change in Opinion.

papers Change in Opinion.
When newspaper expresses an
opinion, it goes as matter of record, it
is in black and white and is at hand
for future reference. The Mckinney
Democrat of August 80, 1888, had this
violently worded editorial:
"The we'll fed scavenger, who is en-
ployed by the people to run about the
public crib at Austin, came out of his
pen on the Oath, and grunted terri
BILE rebuke to his employees in Collin
county. He said he did not come to
make political speech, and then pro-
ceeded to rehash many of the
infamous ISLANDERS and insults con-
cocted by the court house crew.
He deliberately characterized the OPP
position to ring power in this
city, as "a set of midnight schemers,
who were too cowardly to discuss
their principles in daylight. He also
contributed gratuitous insult to all
renters, by saying that they had no
right to mutter word of complaint
against any one, since they had the
option of buying public lands at 50
per acre, on forty years time. He did
what was equivalent to saying, if the
renter was not satisfied he could move
out. If this over-fed piece OF public
pomposity was turned out to rustic
in the West on that cheap public
land for about two dry years, he would
hardly make shadow. In fact, he
would show his true stock by develop
ing into green brier, halle split
razor back. 1t is generally cold
day for the average hireling who
quits his work in order to go to the
house to take part in the family
quarrel. Take notice, Mr.. Hogg, of
your vote in Collin"
Much of this language is such as
should not have been printed by the
Mckinney Democrat. This extract is
reproduced simply to show what
change of heart sometimes takes
place; for the Mckinney Democrat
that so bitterly assaulted Mr.. Hogg
two years ago is now supporting him
for governor. For its part the STATES
MAN has no patience with such style
of abuse by whomsoever written or
spoken.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-06-19
Personal and Pertinent.

De Lesseps is in a precarious state
OF health, and it is feared he will NOT
long survive. 0'
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch are
now travelling in Germany and naxt
month will be the guests If Minister
and Mrs. Lincoln.
Herbert Gladstone, son of tie Grand
Old Man, whom Mr.. Gladstop lars
to as "my boy Herbert,"is s ~ T0
years of age. Is
Miss Elinor Halle, daughter s :
Charles Halle, designed the gold nT 8
which the Geographical society ga 8
to Stanley in London.
Our new American minister, Charles
Emory Smith, and his accomplished
wife have made most favorable inn
preston in court and social circles at
the Russian capital.
Belva Lockwood owns $4,000
worth of real estate in Washington
and makes $4,000 year from her law
practice. And yet she would give it
all to be president of the United
States.
Henry D. Macedonia who went to
Siberia on the Jeanette rescue expe-
dition will lecture on can Arctic OPP
portunity" at the house Of the Amer
lean Yacht club at Milton Point next
Saturday evening.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott says he
considers DR.. Phillips Brooks by far
the foremost preacher in America.
Possibly DR.. Brooks who is genuinely
modest, is ready to express the same
opinion of DR.. Abbott.
w. HI. Doane, the hymn-writer, is
manager OF an iron foundry in Cincin-
natl. He can superintend the making
of big casting and then cast himself
into religious frame and cast off
hymn that will bring him $25.
Mrs. Martha Lumpkin, of Epson
county, Ga, is in her ninety.eighth
year and enjoys good health. When
ninety-tive years OF age she knit sixty
five pairs Of socks during the year.
She has 400 children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
The Princess OF Wales is quite dea
and the affection is growing upon her
constantly. Besides not bengal to
hear at all times there are times when
she does not wish to hear, particularly
when told that she is soon to be made
a grandmother.
Tie Queen Dowager OF Portugal
doesn't care for expenses. She re-
Gently bought 1000 pairs OF shoes in
Paris and ordered seventy dresses
from Worth. The dresses we're lost
at sea and her majesty promptly or
dered seventy more to replace them,
and these reached Lisbon in safety.
The people OF Portugal "pay the
freight" but they are not doing it
with unbounded enthusiasm.
DeVivo, the operate manager, speak
ing of tour he made in 1867, relates
this breezy Renaissance of Clara
Louise Kellogg: "Miss Kellogg did not
make much of success. She was q
slender girl, bashful and very fond of
pies. remember well on our first
stop for breakfast at the Syracuse de-
pot. Brignoli was Wis a Wis to her,
eating chops, eggs, beefsteaks, stewed
chicken, ETC., as he was the greatest
eater of all the singers / ever saw.
Seeing Miss Kellogg eating piece of
pie and drinking glass OF milk he
said to her: Mia, cara, you must eat
beefsteaks, beefsteaks, beefsteaks,
chops, chops, chops, and drink buono
clarets, otherwise you will never be
able 70 sing. You are too weak. Take
my advice And | know very well
that she did take his advice and be-
come good eater, too"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-06-19
was in substance that her husband

was IN substance that her husband
Z osned q gun and pistol, but left then
T<R.h at home on the day OF the fight
! d. e wife of Jones testified that her
AZ % pnd had gun and that he left
hohl of bout s o'clock the morning OF
the flar taking his gun with him, and
that yelhe told him to take it
to kill 'arRer some squirrels. She
afterwaronb get the gun from Bob
Thompsona
DefendanAt Wilkes testified: I am
justice of THE peace for precinct
Bastrop coun ty; had several cases set
for trial June ID, 1889; one, the State
of Texas VS.. AIDA Litten; 1 live two or
three miles fro m the church near
Givens' store W here I hold court .
went up there on the morning of the
18th saw Ike Wilst M, constable; he
was on horseback; l spoke to him: he
seemed to be in a harry; l expected
him soon to return ;She did not return
until between IL and IL o'clock /
had not seen him but \once before in
two weeks, when / gavA him a war.
rant to serve had no idea Nof any diff
Guilty occurring; the day Of the fight l
had arms at home but nonet with me
County Attorney Maynard was INV
legal adviser in all official bu siness;
Fowler, attorney for Litten in the case
of the State vs.. Litten, requested a
change of venue as he thought it
would avoid difficulty; did not think
there would be any difficulty or that
a change of venue should be allowed /; |
Maynard did not advise it.
The testimony of the other wit |
nesses, though voluminous, brought
out no new facts in the case beyond
what was, elected on the examining
trial. None of them seemed to know
who fred the first shot.