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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-03-05
Haze Cured

MR JoHS BEEKEK. II Walker block, Detroit,
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weeks treatment . 20. J. BEvIs. 1854 Pour
teenth ave, Detroit Mich, cured o. Pare n sis
NeTs Gus Debility. II MODIFY, Walkerviiie,
cured Of Rheumatism after years stand lng
PRANK ". May, l0.l NinewoOd-age., Detroit,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-30
MARRIAGES.

WILLIAMS MAHcNEY.-Narried. on Nov.
Il. 1890. at the cathedral. bT Rev. Jno. McCar-
thT. Mr. q. VI. MIiLIAMs of New York City and
Miss MAGGIE MAHOSET of this city.
STEADMAN-OFFERNA at Pat
terson, Ga, Sept. 81, by Rev. Carway OF ack-
shear. Ga. r. r. STEApMAx Of Raleigh. n. C., to
Miss MAMIE A. OFFERSAN OF Savannah, Ga
ER-COLE-Married. at Charleston.
S. c., Tuesday, Nov. %. by the Rev. Newton X.
Wells. of Trinity E church. Mr.. ERNEST ID.
MILrIKR to Miss VI. Belle COLE. both OF Savan-
nah Ga No cards.
R-BROWNE.-Married, on Nov. II,
at St Johns EPISCOPAL church. by Rev. o. p.
Fitzsimons. assisted by Rev. Chas. II; Strong,
RoBT. c. FETzER, Jr., to Bessie Q. BROWNE,
second daughter of the late Capt. Geo. L.
Browne. both of this City.
New York and st. Augustine papers please
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HOME INsFITUTION

Many persons are opposed to putting their
money in foreign asSocia ions, as they are
called, upon the plea that this money should be
Kept at home to build up and i'm prove Savan-
nah. 10 such the GEORjIA STATE BUILD
IND AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Savannah
extends wecome invitation to follow these
patriotic convictions and 10 n her standard.
Hundreds have, but as many more are wanted.
To get the plan and study it is but to be CON
WINGED OF its superiority over all others and it
IS desired that every HON e-seeker in Savannah
wllI get copy OF the prospectus and read for
hlInself. Po!lte agents are en- a ye1 canvassing
the city. one OF wnom will be sent to your resi-
dence or place OF bu insss upon application to
any Of the board of directors or to
g. b WHATLEY
Directo- OF Agencies.
Corner Bull and BRYAN streets
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FUNER AL INVITATIONS.

SOLOMONS.-The relatives of NJ and Mrs
j, NJ SoLosoNs are inv ted to attend the funeral
of the latter from her late residence, 172 Taylor
street, $3.50 O'Clock, THIS AFTERNOON.
WERNTZ.-The friends and acquaintance of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. WERNTz are respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral of the former, from
his late resideoce, corner of Barnard and Hunt
ingdon streets, at Soclock THIS AFTERNOON.
COUNIHAN.-T The friends and acquaint-
ance of .das- BRIDGET CoUNIHAS and fainily,
and of j. A Patterson and family, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral of the former
from her residence, No. 152lS West Boundary
street, THIS AFTERNOON a. O'Clock.
Died. on 18th November. Feline GREEN, the
faithful servant of the late Mrs Sarah c. P. Pos
tell, aged seventy years. Her friends are invited
10 a tend her funeral services at Fl st African
Baptist Church THIS DAY at half-past twelve
o'clock
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LAWMAKERS A BIT LAZY .
ABSENF3EISN FROM THE HOUSE
WORSE THAN EVER.

4 Bill TaSlei Yesterday Owing to the
Impos ibInty Of Sc curing a Quorum.
Tas O-dsr OF Business for the First
Part of the New Week EXAMINE
tons of Dentists
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 2l-Tho present
legislature is sail G he worse than former
ones when it comes to absencs from the
BOuse The yeas AMI nays were seve al
imss called to sesure qIorum to-day, aud
10 Ally bull had 90 be tablet for LACK OF the
soasa usio al vote. The lobbles failed to
giel the requisite votes
Tuesday will see discussion Of the bill to
pay legislators $3.50 salary.
Weinssiiy viii siso nave an interesting
pecial order of business. It is the bill b.
NJ Atkinson OF CoTeta TO piA,e express
and telegraph co npanies under control of
The railroad jmmission of Georgia.
EXAMINATION OF DENTISTS.
Monday afternoon the general judiciary
com iiree will examine the bill introduced
by Mr.. Roberts of Douglas, which anuuls
tie present requirement that dental gradu-
aies stall land al examination before the
state dental board. re dentists of the
stale OPP So the bill, as 1t VIII permit in
CntnpeLelb ones 10 pEdC ice II Nne bVdIe. ne
chances are that the bill will die in the
mmittee.
Tue Charter Of the Western and Atlantic
railroad expres with the lease, but bill
Introduced this morning by Mr.. Martin
will extend charter for the purpose Of
Il igauon. a number of suits are ending
agar st the compa Y, and these viii bold
good when tie bill passes.
A bill extending tie cha ter of the Macon
ard Atlantic railroad sixty years pass d to
day. Its .rpose vas TO validate bonds
issued for that peri d.
BAILIFFS FOR SOLICITORS.
Mr.. Martin offered a bill to-day giving
special ba lifts 10 so icitoTs If cities having
o popula ion oil 2JO0D or more.
A number of bills were read the second
time.
Mr.. Clifton secured the passage Of the
bill cooperating the Savannah Banking
and Mortgage Company, by drumming up
gu rum.
j. S Collins of Savannah was given the
privileges OF tie floor.
Nj Sibiet, who as been Ill, found his
seat advertised for sale or rent when he re-
turned.
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Berlin Knows Not the Kochz
FROM the Pail Mall Gasette.

70.
The Kochs, it appears, have hitherto
lived so quietly that even at Berlin nobody
ton is now being asked everywhere, "Who
are the Koch,l Where and how do they
liver etc. But ''the Kochs'' are just as de-
ternined to 60 on with their retired life as
the public is t. drag them out of it. DR..
Koch's private patients, of whom, however,
he attends only very limited number, are
mostly members of the highest German
aristocracy, and all of them are sworn to
sec recy as to the professors treatment. 1t
is understood that the professor will not
long keep the world waiting. He is a
scientist who is abIve recIdn1e, as one OF
the correspondent puts it, but he would not
withhold tor an instant knowle ige calcu.
lated to benefit mankind as soon as he could
publish it without fear of refutation. HI
is only waiting for scientific certainty,
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES. 1890.

OFFICE COLLECTOR STATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 8, 1890 J
THE DIGEST is NOW OPEN FOR THE
COLLECTION OF THE ABOVE TAXES ON
ALL PROPERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL:
THE SPECIFIC TAX ON PROFESSIONS;
ALSO THE POLL TAX FOR EDUCATION
Al Purposes ON ALL MALE RESI-.
DENTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY Be
TWEEN THE AGES or 81 AND 60 YEARS.
Office at the court house Hours a. m. to
Up. m. JAMES ]. MCGOWAN,
Tax Collector q n
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IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH r. WATSON.

IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH H WATSON.
Diel, in this city, Nov. q, 1890, JOSEPH H
WATSON, aged 81 years, months and day. He
was employed as stevelore for Boston ship at
Central railroad wharf. and faithful to his
duties twenty -one years, four months, and was
beloved by al VINO knew him, and left not an
enemy. Their white or black. But. alas death
came as a thief in tne night, and one sudden fall
brought to him deaths agonizing pains, which
lasted eight days, and then his weary soul was
borne to realms alb we. We extend our sympa
thy to the bereaved family. and commend them
to the one who said, Come unto me, and l will
give you rest. :"
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ON THE WAY TO OcALA.
Pensacola Vsited by a Number of
Alliance De.egat ties.

F6nsacola SIZED by q Number of
ALLIANCES Delegates.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Nov. 29.-There ar
rivei in Pensacola on the morning train
from the north over the Louisville and Nash.
vile road YESTERDAY morling a p .rty of
twenty delegates and visitors from Kansas
en- rou.e 60 Ocala. The following persons
comprised the party: Hon. B. Il. Glover.
vice president OF the national alliance and
member of congress-elect from the Fifth
Kansas district; Hon. j. L. Wiilett. late
alliance candidate for governor of Kansas
and pr bable successor of Senator ingalls,
in the United States Senate: Hon.
Frank McGrath. president of
TIE Kansas state al lance; S. NJ. Scott.
assistant state lecturer; S. McLal!in, editor
of the Topeka Advocate. tie alliance organ
OF Kansas; j. +. Llmeb rner, business
manager Of the Advocate; Mrs. Fannie K,
Nlckery, vice president Of the Kansas state
allia ce; +. II. Blu Ter and wife. J. M. Mel
vile aid vile, j. V. Randolph. w. w.
Pratt, c. l.. Culp, w. B. James. d. FL.
Walker, 10. A. Householder. Mrs. Annie
Digs, associate editor of the Topeka Adro.
cate; mrs. b. II. Clover and Mrs. s. M.
McLallin.
SHOWN THE SIGHTS.
The membero IF the PARTY were distrib
utSu duiouR tL6 various hOtetS OF the CITY
d curing tee day we're handsomely enter
lalhed by harbor Master Dennis Burns anC
Others. In the afternoon carriages wer,
provided aid the visitors were taken to lh
races al KupfraA's park and to Stoddart's
AID were then carried to many places O
interest in the city. Upon their return t.
tue hotels the members of the party ex
pressed great delight with Pensacola an,
her people. and say they an icipate grea
plea ure from their visit here on their re
turn from Ocals. The party left this morn
ing fcr Oala. An itinerary has beef
arranged by the Florida state alliance
under the charge Of State Senate
A. S. Mann, a prominent member of th
alliance, which EN- races almost ever
point O. interest in tue state, beginiug mex
Saturd y morning at Ocala AID after te
day ending in this city, where they Wi
remain wo days AID be entertained In
roy al manner. The city was flied to to.da
with delegates fr kentucky, Tenat sse
Mic. igan, isconsin and Alabama wa
stopper over en- route to Ocala. The nver
tiou promises to be tue largest ever held i
the sla.e.
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eov. MORT Ms OFFICE HOURS.

Two - the Morning and One in the
kftsrnoon for the Pubic.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 29.-Ths new gov
srnor has been SO constantly besiegei with
visitors since his Inauguration that he has
found it necessary. in order to find time for
the discharge of business, to adopt and give
public no ice of Office hours, which will be
rigiily adhered to. A placard, just posted
On TIE door Of the executive office,
informs callers that they will henceforth be
received during Two hours only in the morn
ing, and one ia the afternoon.
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ST. LOANS CHURCH.

The unrented pews in this church will be
offered for rent on ADVENT MONDAY, Dec. l,
prox-. between tie hours IL N. and P. N.
O'Clock, under the superintendent of a COM
mittee OF the vestry. Persons desiring TO make
any change in their pew holdings will please
notify the commits zee of the vestry, through the
treasurer, at once.
Persons in arrears for pew rent must arrange
for payment with treasurer before hour of
renting
By order of the Vestrv
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A BLAZE AT.ALsANY.
8 Woman Has a Close Call and q
Firem N Has a Hand Crushed.

ALBANY, Ga, Nov 29-About IL O'Clock
mis- noon fire was disc >vered in the Ha-ri-
Ion yelling. at the corner Of Pine and
Jacks N stress, opposite the Mayer house.
The department responded promptly, but
had hard wo K 10 confins the flames to the
building. At one time the city was threat
ened wi a serious conhagration.
Mrs. Ceily Harr. son, an aged invalid, was
n her room with the door loo xed. the fire
ipreal owe he frame building so rapidly
thas she came near losing her life before she
sould be rescued. A stiff breeze was blow
Ing. aud the fire was very fierce and danger
BUS.
s. ". Brooks, first pipeman Of No. 8, fired
the engine when the alarm was given. Just
As the en- gins roliei out of the house he
stopped 10 picC up something. and his right
hand was .ught underneath the rear wheel
aud terribly mashed.
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MEETINGS.
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

A meeting of the St. Andrews Society will be
held at Knights of PytoiaS hall o MONDAY.
list last. at II O'Clock M for the transaction OF
business Members and their guests will assem-
BILE at the ''Screven House in the evening Al
$50 O'Clock, city time to attend the banquet in
celebration of the 10th anniversary.
BY order of
HENRY A. McLEoD, WILLIAM ROGERS.
S Secretary and Treasurer President.
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A { udden Death.

ATHENS. GA, Nov. 29.-Dr. G. L. Nc
Gle ky. q ht<biy esleenel citizen OF this
county, die1 rather suddenly early this
moral & a. nis home, two miles from the
city. t1e lad not beeh in good health for
rome time, but it was not thought by his
family and ffi ,nds that his end was SO near.
He as t e father OF L. l.. McCleskey OF
the Ric9inoEd and Danville railroad. His
zeDeral Cccnrs to-Inorrov. exa,,.
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THREW PaYsIJ ID THE DOGS.
A Patent Medicine Agent Dumps Gu
lis STOCK.

ATLANTA, GA. Nov. 28.-W. J. Willing
ham, sole proprietor of blood purifier
sold BY the Roy Remedy Company. this
morning hal all the medicine in stock
carried to the public dumping grounds, and
svery bottle or ken Mr.. Willnyh IN
gives no reason for what ne has done othor
than hat ne is no longer inclined so nave
anything to do with the sale OF patent
medicine. This Is the most striking case of
seit-s crihclng conscentiousnes SIS in the bust.
ness annals OF Atlanta.
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At midnight the summons came TO this agsd,
suffering child of God, and the Masters call wa
heard: Lay down earth's sorrows and com up
higher. Thus joyfully aud fearlessly was tho
Jordan of Death crossed, and by early morn be
had gained the shining shore that borders the
Eternal City, and, with that great multitude
whom no man can numbe-, was mingling his
song of praise and joy with the redeemed blood
washed throng 10 the Kingdom of Heaven. Oh!
what a blessed release from his da ken ri
earthly vision. from weakened mind and body
upon which disease had preyed for the last three
years, to the brightness and happiness of
glorious home OF rest AMI peace, homs for
which he ard entity longed, AMI so often earnestly
desired us to let h g. without trying to dstain
him longer, and though loving hearts mourn his
loss yet they cannot should not desire t. recall
the Dear One, so weary of this earth life so ripe
for blessed i'm mortality. Dust of our loved
one yet a short farewell
"Oh may we triumph so.
When all our warfares past,
And dying. find our latest foe
Under our feet at last"
A. NJ P.
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He Weighed 5 4 Pounds.
From the Boston Herald

DR.. Charles T. Bean died at his home, 81
Washington avenue, Chelsea, last evening"
of pneumonia. A few years ago he was
Obliged to abandon outdoor practice on ac>
count of growing obesity, and has been
confined TO his home. His general health
has been fair. and his mind not impaired
His unnatural corpulence, which amounted
To disease, steadily increased, however,
and a short time since he turned the scales
at the enormous weight OF 50i pounds.
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"UNCLE ADAMS" PAWNsHOP.
20 jefferson street, corner Congress Street
Lane,
Will loan you money from / to 8 months at
lowest rate of interest on your Jewelry
Watches, Clothing, Tools. Musical Instruments,
etc. ADAM STRAUSS
Open from A. NJ to Ply Manager
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIRST PREsBYTsRIAN CHURCH.

Monterey square, corner Bull and Taylor streets
Rev. DIR. L. c. NASS, Pastor.
Services at II N. and 7:30 p n. The install
alton of the pastor viii take place at the morn
ing service. and Will b conducted by the Rev.
Kef Smith of Dariea. Sunday school P. NJ
Prayer meeting WEDNESDAY, 7:45 p N. Ali
cordially invited
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NOTICE TO ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
The annual meeting of the Board OF Road
Commissioners of Chatham county will be held
at the court house on TUESDAY, Dec. %, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. G. BOURQUIN,
R. CoAKLEY, Secretary. Chairman.
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The Poet Convlcn.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 29-The applica-
ton for tn pardon of Livirgs on, the poet
convict, has been renewed. His foot has
been crusled in the mine.
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w eddlngs.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in the
atest STYLES. We carry an extensive and
wel selected stock Of fine papers, envelopes
and cards especially for such orders. sam
pies sent on application. MORNING NEWS
Printing House. Savannah. ia.
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Rome to Hear Hartrldge.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 29-Next Friday
Hon. Gazaway Ha fridge will deliver a
lecture in Rome A special car will take
the party up at night, and a delegation of
the assembly will accompany him.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We are authorized to offer for sale one of the
most valuable tracts of land in the western SEC
ton of the city. uuduplicated In location and
availability, in the center of the lin, of vast
manufacturing and other improvement. No
other like opportunity offered By this market.
For information call on or ad Irsss
HARMON, WALKER & INCH ARRIE,
Real Estate 1876 Broughton Street
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A LIVE MAN!
T o W y S Nd

Hands are as white and he is as good
looking and polished as the average storekeep-
er or clerk. even if he is a mechanic He Is
healthy, but for some time has been limping
around like lame mule. He says no man can
step from the racks of ordinary everyday pur-
suits buy printing outfit and become printer
any more than dealer in fish or an auctioneer
can become doctor. Some woull-be printers
practices on customer s as quacks. but they lose
trail and soon sit down and suck their thumbs.
A really live man is a Blessing in any section
AMI everybody should patronize him. Suca a
man is TOWNSEND. Hs is running a place
fitted up to run by gas AMI electricity.
TOWNSEND.
FINE PRINTER, BINDER AND RULER
SO and 50 Bryan Street,
SAVANNAH, GA.
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Smu4*}t.ed H~,ws-;
Yod&S NcNru keA-
Re&

Ny Baskets excel any ever shown here. Take
look at them and make your selections before
stock Is depleted
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FRIED & HICKS, Q, II and 10 Market.
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FRIED & HIGHS,

THE ONLY LADIES' RESTAURANT IN THE
SOUTH.
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IN NTORIAM.

In Loving Remembrance Of
EDWARD ]. PU RISE,
who departed this life in NARROW, Ga, on the
first of November, 1890
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

THE FINEST OYSTER COOK IN GEORGIA
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NOTICE.

Having sold my wood business to Mr.. Henry
A. Ernst 4 3srs to return thanks to the public
for the liberal patronage extended me, aud
solicit the same for my successor.
B. ROCKWELL.
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DIPHTHERIA AND GROUP.
OPERATIONS WHICH ARE RE-
CURED IN DESPERATE CASES.

Tracheotomy and Intubation - How
They Are Performed - Diphtheria
and Manure-Most Common Cause of
Colds hildren's Winter Clothing
4 Strange Disease - To Prevent
Acute rheumatism.
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THE PERFECT RESULT OF CONSTANT
STUDY,

with it. --00-
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BERI-BERI.
From the BostoR He rald-

bbfsA-bEh1s
is a curious disease which is occasionally en-
couutered by PIN sicians living in seacoast
towns. 1t appears to be confined to sailor,
and although the causes have never been de-
uermined, it seems safe to attribute it,
largely, at least, to poor food and bad SAM
tary conditio s. Other causes have been
suggested; and since fisherm N are by far
the most frequent victims Of the trouble, it
has ben assumed that there is in the hand
ling of fish some peculiar Irritating effect
which excites it. A few hysicians, also,
are inclined to believe that, at least in some
instances, it is infectious. But, as said, the
actual cause of beri-beri has yet to be de-
| termined.
The first symptoms usually manifested by
| the disea e are soreness i'll the calves OF the
| legs, and a numb and prickling feeling in
the ANKLES. / time this fee ing extends up
| the legs and thighs and over hs lower part
| of the abdomen. The arms lose much of
| their strength, ID in them are felt, but TO a
less degree, The same symptoms that occur
| in the legs.
| 1t is not long before the legs swell, and are
| dropsical; il severe cases the dropsy be-
| comes quite general And when death
! occurs it is often due to dropsy within the
! chest.
Recovery from beri-beri is the rule. In
one instauce out of fifteen cases only one
died; in another, two out Of sever died
| while in yet an thsr, nine deaths occurred
! out of thirty-ssY en- cases. The disease ru rs
quite a rapid course, aud reGc es it hight
ii few weeks When recovery occurs it
| S generally Is rapid as the inva ION. In a
ertein proportion of cases improvement
aprogre. ses for o time, and then comes To q
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AND BoOkBINDING.

MERCHANTS, manufacturers, nercnanics1
III corporatious. and all others in need OF
printing lithograpbing, and blank BOOKS cas
have their orders promptly filled. al no1sI ny.
prices, at the MORNING NEWS FR1N1Aao
HOUSE. Whitaker Street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT PETIT
JURORS

A DELICATE, DELIGHTFUL, YET LASTING
ODOR
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-05

Der days, by the thousand daily. Under
the circumstances, we have grave
doubts as to whether the officials of the
United States Census Bureau were really
honest in their intent. What we know
is that they have been very
dishonest at least as to their
performance in the taking of the
census of the city of Los Angeles.
While we register this harsh judgment,
we do not intend to impeach Mr.. Mosher
and his subordinates; believing that
they did the best they possibly could
under the circumstances. Portland got a
new census remuneration, and Los An
geles should have been equally favored.
Unfortunately, however, we do not
seem to have the ''get up and get" of
our northern neighbors. As re-
suit of these peculiar tactics the City OF
the Queen OF the Angels will probably
lose her rightful position of being the
most populous city west of the Rocky
Mountains. Fortunately we grow with
such rapidity that not even the United
States Census Bureau can long cheat us
out OF our rightful supremacy.