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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

Dieieniaen @enidenfinoer, tpelde
~se3tuunsen finb, Mifiiiippi@, Obio=.
ober @ifouriuufer su trinteu, fOHreit
nod imulerbin BON Slid iasen, baB lie
nidt il, Der sufinftisen@ eltausteuunss'
Itabt Chicago pber ettua in Niltuaufee
,pohnen; benn Der Chicago, uro Der
Miluauteez& iper baben bas Ribisar>
IeepafIer f6rmli3 uersiftet, 70 baB IN
Der @abe Der senunnten Stdbte faun1
nod Slide in bieiem @uiier .leben t0n-
uen. aiet man Die 8erl9te iiber ben
| 2uitanb SeTelben, 10 fann ntart babel
bas @ruIeln lernen. SeiBt es bod in
einem 2ieoe barber:
gs oelit Elm S6rei mie Norbstrapaa,
g8is 3annesu6 nnS gierbeusl5wau:
0as TT bas fir ein SOaentei92
Mas flint ppbt bieiem Slulie 9lel9f
unb oann Suriidbtideno in cine al4t
aaSuferne S~ersansenbeit, iirst berIslbe
sanger tla9enb tpeiter:
gSie ma bies 8aiier bod 10 fldr,
Gls bier nod ni6ts befiebelt mar,
Oils mnbeledt pom Der 8ultur,
Der rotbe Utann idrttt eur6 bic Slur!
Gem Slug fiel's ni6t 81 itinten ein,
Ter Hotbe mari bait ni9ts binein.
ueber Die l1hpiberiteblidteit bes @es
ru9es bss GbicasofluBwaiers ersdblt
man ii9 neueroinss Die fOlsenoe, ipenn
au9 pieQeidt nidt gang ipabre, 10 bod
out erfunoeue 9ei9i9te: Cine I'M SAL
mer Sauie l~osirenoe Dame, cine iebr
eiirise &robibitioniitin, mar :rdbreno
{ Der N~tittasstafel barber Dor Sdred in
Obnmu9t sefallen, baB ii6 elmer Der
mitipei5snben Gentlemen cine 5lai4e
&eeinwein tommen lieB. Soslei9 ,uas
, rem Elm paar 9uBenb 8ie6hdi6den BEL
8 Der Sanb, aber ielbit bic itdrtiten&ie9'
lalSe, barunter Salmiac, uIsafoetioa'
. uno Siri66ornseiit tuaren ni9t I'M
Stanoe, Die Dame aus ibrer tiefe,
Sbnma6t 81 ertueder. 0a fam ell
anmeienoer lr5t auf ben slidli6er
E @eounten, cine 5laide nit benz Be
: rii6mten GbicasoFuBwaiier fl0en uni
, Der Sbumd5tisen inter bic @aie 81
-. balten. llnb fiebe ba! Die 8irfun!
t mar cine iiberrai6enoe; beKn entieb
iubr bic Game, wie bonn 8lib4 9etrOifen
in bic S6be, bate aber sleid5eit BEL
Z uube aud einen @ebirni6las oapon se
traser. Mtsbrere 9tnbere erbreden lid
unb bOben bic Tafel i6leunisit aul
r Seitber fam bic DAME fein @aiie
te mehr rie9en, tudi9t ii9 nit unb babe
3 iid in Mild unb trinft nit 8orlieb
&rOpp's 5laidenbier, iotuie bie uno b
e ein 9lds6en Sermanner @ein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

- 8on eiuem @olfenbcu9, Der Ell
men S9aoeu bon Sc, 900 BIB $4,000 an
ri6tete, iuurbe am lestsn 9onnerstas
Oas2owni6ip 5ranflin in 9acleoe @oun<
tp, Mo beimseiutt. Die @es emo uar
me9rere Gage bon aIer 9erbiubuns nit
Der IuBeniuelt absei6nitten, iuesbalb
bic yta6ri9ten ii6er oas llnipetter erit
iebt eiaselaufen iiuo. Ser Resen
itiirjte nit flrdterli6er @eipalt uno in
wtlben Str6men 5ur grbe. gluf Der
5arm BON &. s. Serbs tpuroen ie9s
Ider nit @ei5en uub flint older nit
@eli9forn 9anSli9 iortseuaiden.
@6enio fiibrten Die 5lutben S.uei Meilen
Sens uno eineu l4lueren gflus nit fort.
2esterer luurbe ipdter gang i'll ben 8o>
ben ~ein9c9rnbcn aufsefunoen. Marion
8roDnfielo Fat feline sanSe @eli9forn>
ernte unb alle feline 5enSen uerlorsn.
Susb 2inbiap bate IS older nit 8eie
sen, Die er nddlter Gage 81 i9ueiben se=
badte. gr ~ertuartete rs 9ui6el BON
older. Ser 8esen bat i'm aller tueite.
rem 4rbeit entboben. gr i9dbt nllcir
ieinen Serluit, nit benz S6aben, ben
ct ionit nod burd baiiel5e llnpetter er.
litten, auf $1,000. Guf Maiterions'
5arm maBte ii6 Die 9an5e 5amilie auI
ben &ornboben flidten, lin ni6t i'm si=
9enen Sauie au e~rtrinten. Iu6 Den
Sarmern 8. S. Setpiter, 8. 9. @eaz
Der uno Soiepb SOusb lit Die @rnte
sdnSli6 perri6tet. 8dume bon IL Big
Is 3oa 9ife iuuroen fortseriiien, aGs
tudren es &ornitensel. Die 8aEer
liefen in Ben Cobb Greet ab uno erauis
fen ii9 NIT bieiem in ben SIase Giper,
Der nit einerg dreli9feit bon 4 Sus per
Stunoe su elmer faum lie 9efannten
!S69e anIdiuoQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26
Rein, Mnhen ertrnnfe

= Beim 8aben ertrunfeu. gtarz
les Srance, Sutfspoitmeiiter in Grant
Gits, Mo., uno iein Better, Mpron
Gardner, ertranfen in einem Teide auf
Der 5arm bon @arbner's Batter, cine
Meile iiblid mo lie bubeten. Gin iun9er
Mann, Rameus WcGffiib. entoedte
ibre aleiber am l1fer uno fano ipdter
aud ibre 2ei9en auf. .5rance mar
ettpa 21 Sabre aft uno @arbuer
aablte erit elf Sabre. Die Wutter
unb S9weiter bes @rfteren iinb faii
pabnlinnis Dor Sbmer5 iiber ben Ser.
luit bes seliebten Sobnes uno 8rus
bers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

!Serr Sames 2amtert bon Stem
Yrunstpld, Sliuois, iust: sd bate
einen idlimmen NnfaI BON &beumatis>
mus in ben Siften uno 8einen, als ia
mir cine Slaide BON Gbambertain's
Sdmer5en .Saliam faufte uno in brei
2a9en tnrirt tuuroe. Sd bin iebt ,all
re6t" ulto m06te einem Seben, Der nit
ienem l6rcdli6eu llebel bebaftet 1T,
anratben, iid Gbamber(nin's Sdmerz
SensSaliam 5u pcridaffen, I'M iofort
furirt 81 iueroen. so Gents Slaiden
5u baben bel Sinton 8oeser & 60,
0rafe, Wo. unS Sinfboe!ter & 8uentc,
abortion, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26
: Soc WcSirbe. Der irruoe 4o5

= Soc McSirbe, Der iunse 8Oit=
meiiter bon 9ufabos bel Sopliil, iuuroe
am Samita9 BON einem S9ulbner,
benz MIner 8errp Dunn, burt einen
Sieb, ben ibm besielbe nit einem
Steine in ben 9aden perisste, sst6btet.
Der WDroer iuiro bon elmer @uSa6l
8araer, Die iid i9aea suiammensefun-
ben baben, oerfofst fuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26
eeds 8latterniGue lperbeu ous

Seds 8latternid(le iuerben aug
Soldom, anbrain County, Mo., semele
BET. Sie Sranfbeit 1T BON einem INT
berreiienoen photographer bortbin pers
l9lepft tucroen, unb Die meiitsn 4atieu.
t'enten b~efiuoen iid lit benz SOtsf, in
iueldem Der 9boto9rapb iein abfteises
quarter senommen bate. @on Der
Sanlilic oes Sotel Gisentbamers, Srn.
g. .. BON 9orn. liesen Stuei &inber
oarnieoer. Iud elm Reiienber %. s.
!9urlt 1T bon Der &ranfbeit anseftedt
tuoroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

2dnSere 5eit oil nnoeroauli6feit lei
benb, 9ebraudte id nit sutem @rfolae
Or. Gu9uit a6nis's Samburser crop.
fen. Sobalb iest. mein Wasen n,6t in
Sronnns lit sebrau9e i9 bieIe ausse-
ssidneten 9rOpfen.-Senrp @ormann,
1S9 g. YrooOpap, Baltimore, Mb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

Bei pl6sliben Gbfiibfunsen udbrenb
Der beiBen Sommertase treten rbeuma<
tii1e GdmerSen elm. 9urd Gnusubz
llrla bon st. Safobs Del tper6en bieiel.
ben iider perIdminbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

Nah Dem @etter. uub grnte=S e.
ri6te bes Observation-Disclosures Bureau 3
tit Der &esenfaI tudbrenO Der uergan9e,
men ISOLDE i'm Gtante RiTouri, ausge=
nomtmen Die norb6Itliden uno ilorueit
li6en 2beile, iiber bas gtprmale binaus
9esan9en, Die 2emperatur ba9esen eiiua
normal seiueien. Nus benz iioli6en
2beile bes Gtaates, mo Die grnte bereits
i'm poIlen @unse 1T, uer6en Ourdpes
quite @rtrdse semelbet. SIN mittleren
S6eile lit Die Saat ebenfans reif, bod
lit Der 8oben 5u feu@t, als baB man nit
benz @inbriusen b%erfetben beginner
neberbaupt perlansen i'm gan.
gen Stuute bic Sor,ner brinsenb nad
trOdenem 8etter uno GonnenIdein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

Mie Is ! r 1

Oie Ginfubr BON 8obs
eiieu in SeutfdIonb bat bee
beutenb nadgela1en, mas gum She'll
auf bic fiGe Sci6dftSlnge, gum She'll
aud oarauf ,uriid3ufiibrcn lit, Dap int
@ruube genommen Grobbritannien
teincn llsberHub on Giicn bat, uno
bab bert bic Sorrdtbe tcitdnDig ob<
nebmen. @usnebmenb g~iinitia unb
b6ber aIs felt Sabr unb Sag lit. Ois
@usfubr bon Stabeifcn, moOOn Sta
lien 1902 Sonuen, bic WieberIanbe
2OO6, &umdnien 1889, @ublanb 214O,
bic Sdwei; 1910, Die Ser. Staatcn
1915 Sonnen erbielten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

= aanias Gitp, MO., %. SUM-.
Ser Mifouri besaun leste 0a6t aud
bier gu iteisen uno itsbt jest 233 SUB
unter benz nieoriseu 8e9el. Sails Der
SluB nod uln iueitere 5fpei SUB iteisea
loate, tpiroeH Die Nieoerunsen iiberz
iduemmen unb sroBen S6aben on.
ri9ten. Sn 5olse bes Steisens Deg
@iiIouri 1T aud Der SdiufluB beoeuteno
seitiesen.
- ct. Soiepb, Oto., 22. SUM. Ser
Miiiouri lit bier b0ber, als es felt meb<
reren Sa6ren Der 5oa mar uno lteist
nod INNER. Sdmmtli9e 3aesierumss-
arbeit ON ufer BON 8auias iiuo I'M
Slide selafien unb Die 8oOte Der &e<
sieruns an elmer ii9eren Steae auselest
tpuroen. 8on Der S9ne0isfeit, NIT
tuel9er bic reiBenbe 5lut6 bas ufer bon
&anias ablpilt, FAINT man iit) better
aus Dem umltanoe elten Se9rlH nladen
baB felt seltern beitdnois Stide Der
Groe BON Der @rDBe zines balben Gders
lit ben SluB itir5ten. Gin arbeiter,
tuelder mitbem &ssierunssoampfer bier
antam, beri9tst, ba6 Der 2dnoitreifen,
iuelder ben SluB u6roli6 uno iioli6
tbeilt, iest iueniser als cine SIertermeile
brett lit. 8enn Der SluB i'll berielben
8eiie f~ortfabren ioGlte, bns 2ano ab5u=
ipiilen, iuiirbe es mir furse 3eit bauerr.
bis bic 8oritaot g(luOob uuf elmer Sn,
iel uno ct. Soiepb Suei Meilen pom
5luiie e~ntfernt liest. Damn ,uiiroe and
Die bieiise Bride welde nit einem 60
tenaufluanbe bon 100000 erri6tet
ipurbe, trodenes 2anb ~unitatt Den 5luB
ii6eripaunen. Rebrere 5armsr basen
@ei5cn unb Mais i'm 8ertbe uoa III eb:
reren buubert SoIers perloren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

Seuidreden in srDBer Mense
finb in ben Minnefotaer Counties
Dttertail urb Mariban eridienen llnb
man fIrhtet fur Die grnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26
sas ein,ise aaramtirte 6eilmittel .

SnB eIn3IBe BuruHItrIt VetIWIIIeI :
fir aGe 8lutentartunsen -uno SlIhe,
Sinnen, @uitelu. Iusi6ldse unb 5aut-
f%ranfbeiten ieoer Ye5eidnuns upo Irt
1T DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Gin @arantlel6ein BON einem
peranftportli9en @eTddftsbaus birgt
baflr, bas es niibt ODER beitt, Ober: @elo
auridseseben.
@bronii9er 3uientatarrb politip see
beilt bur6 9r- Cages &emcbp. so
Gents, in Npotbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

8efi9tist mei1e sroBe IusipablSo m=
mertpaaren, ebe ibr Cure Gint1uie
ma5t. % NJ. G%bertin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-26

Sir bic beiten @aaren Su Den nieo-
rigften 8reiiten sebt mad
Ser3p9&@itb.
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D; J. . 8
'''BREAAEN"
lleber
100000
iinb nit ben Gampferu bes
Wor0oentid)em &Isbo
fiber unb gut iiber bus0teer befOrbert worsen
s9ueaba mpferfabrt!
9nr3e, secreiic
Srilten l..
Srcthem TITO Nciu Vorf.

Srcnaem TITO Nclu Worf.
Tie tstibmtsn SGneItanptn
Spree, Havel, Lain, Trave, Saale,
Aller, Bider, Ems, Vera, Fulda<
Elbe, Kaiser Wilhelm III.
S~onnabenbs, 9ierst nss uno Niti
iuods rcr 9remen.
sonnabenbs, 9ieus tags unb Britt.
iuods rod Netu 9orf.
Bremen ia Itbr Eeautm fur Rtii.nse 40.
lteen une Son Bremen aus fanH mar
itbr furser 3eif IdmlatliHs Stdete Dsstf6
lambs, Seitrrti6s une Der Sawtii srrei&sn
Die S6atltampfsr bes Noressntl&en Slsys
Hnb nit bflcnbfrer Ytri6FGtiauua Der
s3pif6eHttds : paHasiers une irtiier "a.
iute- paHasisre sspaut, bacon bobe Yetsede,
Ssr3isIitt gsRti!atipa NIB sine ausae,.in.
nsts Ytr?Hssuns.
SelridS & Co.,
Soplin9 Green, Stem gort.
s.. G%1aufcnius So @rnsrol
xssnfen fur ben Nstittn go. 80, 5 Use.
ebieaso. 81.
3teptpr 8ergner, Aaent.
Sermang $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
GAS AND TREE PESTS.
D1sINFECTION DISTRICTS ADyo-
GATED BY AT. KERCHEvAL..
A Veteran Horticulturist Gives Expres-
sion to Some Valuable Suggestions.
The Law He Advocates.

A.. F. Kercheval, the noted horticul-
turist, apropos of scale pests, spoke as
follows yesterday to HERALD reporter;
On Saturday afternoon l in company
with some of our prominent horticultur-
lists visited the apparatus and tents now
being prepared at Little Rock avenue
by Mr.. Bunch, for an association OF the
public spirited citizens OF Riviera, for
the purpose of disinfecting by means OF
hydrocyanic gas, any and all trees that
are, or might become, infected by any scale
or insect pest threatening their most
lucrative industry, and from which hap
PLY they are as yet comparatively free.
This is perhaps the most perfect and
complete casing outfit yet constructed,
costing with two wagons, apparatus,
and four tents 30 feet high, about $500,
and gives that enterprising community
an absolute guaranty of continued pros
perity, and fat dividends from their
orchards for the future as in the past,
such as few other sections can boast.
These citizens are wise in their day
and generation, and their action sug-
gests the question, why may not other
communities or districts do the same :?
Or, failing in voluntary and united CO.
operation, let US have law authorizing
the formation OF "disinfection DISTRICTS"
similar to the law for the formation Of
reclamation districts for "swamp and
overfowed lands" Then, if the owners
OF a majority of trees in district are in
favor of incurring the necessary expense,
let careful estimate be made of the
probable cost of complete apparatus,
and tax levied pro rata ON every tree
in said district, and for every tree
treated let the owner pay simply
the first cost OF chemicals,
labor, etc. In this way the
cost would be reduced to minimum for
the small as well as the large orchardist,
as the necessary chemicals would be pro-
cured at the lowest wholesale rates, and
such cost should be made lien upon
the property, and a reasonable time al
lowed for payment.
Had we some such law, and districts
formed in accordance, it would greatly
simplify the duties and lessen the ex
penses of the horticultural COM
missions, for it would change
nearly every fruit-grower into a
voluntary and active quarantine guar
dian, and thus vigorous and healthy
emulation would result. Especially
should some such plan commend itself
to all districts not yet infected, or only
partially so, for in no other thing is the
proverbial adage, "an ounce of preven-
tion," etc., more applicable than in this.
Let us hear from other horticulturists on
this proposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
no be- Robbed of Health

By pestilential climate, by vocation entail
ing constant exposure physical overwork or
sedentary drudgery at the desk, is hard lot.
Yet many persons originally possessed of q fair
constitution suffer this deprivation before the
meridian of life is passed. To any and all sub
ject to conditions inimical to health no purer or
more agreeable preservative of the greatest of
earthly blessings can be recommended than
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which inures the
system to climatic change, physical fatigue and
mental exhaustion. 1t eradicates DYSPEPSIA, the
bane OF sedentary brain workers. preserves and
restores regularity of the bowels and liver,
when disordered from any cause, annihilates
fever and ague. and prevents it, checks the
growth of tendency to rheumatism and gout,
and neutralizes the danger to be apprehended
from causes productive of kidney, bladder and
uterine ailments. To be convinced of the truth
of these statements, it is only necessary to give
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
MR.. G1RD's ROAD.
The Line of Its Proposed Extension to
the Sea.

the Sea.
Richard Gird has formulated the plans
for the building of his narrow gauge
road, now extending from Ontario to
CHINO, on to Newport or Anaheim Land
ing. The proposed route is from Chino
through Brea cafion to Placentia, Ana
helm, Garden Grove, Westminster, to
the coast, where wharf will be built
and steamer connection effected. The
line as proposed will be twenty-five
miles long.
The people Of the country beginning at
the mouth of Brea cafion and extending
through Placentia, Anaheim, Garden
Grove and Westminster to the seashore,
are asked to subscribe to $42 900 worth
of stock, to be called in in ten per cent.
assessments as the money is required.
Mr.. Gird undertakes to handle the rest.
The cost Of the road will be upw ards Of
$4,000. Sixty per cent. Of this will be
subscribed for at once by Mr.. Gird.
This will give him $126,O0O of stock in
the road. The residents of the country
mentioned are very earnest in the mat
ter, and there is no doubt but they
will raise the amount asked.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
THE RAILROADS.
BAD ACCIDENT YESTERDAY
MORNING ON THE A. & p. ROAD.
Extension of the Chino Narrow Gauge
Road-Notes.

News was received yesterday in this
city of disastrous wreck which oc-
CURED at 2 80 yesterday morning on the
Atlantic and Pacific road near Cadez
station, just a few miles west of Bar
stow.
The train, which was No. /, destined
for Mojave, where it was due to connect
with the Southern Pacific train for San
Francisco, was ditched at the point
named, the cause being broken rail.
The two last cars, consisting Of the Pull
man sleeping car Anita, and an emigrant
sleeping car, were turned over and
caught fire, and were entirely consumed,
nothing but the wheels being left. The
passengers were badly scared at being
thrown out of their berths in the dark
ness, and some were quite seriously
bruised and cut, but as far as could be
learned none were killed. The
scene was one calculated to
upset the strongest nerves, and for a
time the travellers suffered greatly from
the cold, which was intense. Quarters
were finally made for them in the cars
which had remained on the track, and
they were cared for as we'll as possible
under the circumstances.
Most Of the hand baggage Of the in
mates OF the two cars was destroyed, and
the majority just escaped without hav-
ing time to secure the clothes which they
had removed on retiring. The third
class .passengers.. -s,afered the Greatsst
lost, some OF them having all the money
they possessed i'll the destroyed cloth
ing.
The broken rail. it is supposed, was
caused by the very cold weather prevail
ing in that region. The engine, baggage
car and day coach passed over it safely
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14

Canso, N. g.; Mr.. A. A. Wightman,
Providence RI. ;Mr. James M. York, Miss
Matte G.. York, Somerville, Mass. Miss
Anna M. York, Mr.. William s.. York
and Mrs. William S. York, Woburn,
Mass.
Anumber OF members Of the chamber
OF commerce left last evening to meet
the incoming excursion OF Pennsylvania
tourists.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
THINGS THRIVING.

A Progressive Condition Of Affairs at
Redlands.
The following dispatch received yes
terday at the HERALD Office, indicates a
thriving condition of affairs:
REDLANDs, Feb. 13.-The Postal tele-
egraph company's line was completed
to Redlands this afternoon. The Bear
Valley Irrigation company expect a
crowd at Moreno, at their sale on the
oath. This city is full of eastern peo-
pie, and our people are happy.
I'm. Holt.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The Documents Issued by the Court
House Cupid.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day by Cupid Hamilton of the county
clerks Office, as follows:
G. M. Brown, 30, Pennsylvania, to F.
M. De Ford, 81, Indiana, both residing
at Santa Monica.
Harry M. Parker, 25, New York. to
Lula Wakefield, II, New York, both re-
siding at Pomona.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
THE PAWN.
More Wreckage Found by the Search
Party.

More Wreckage Found by the Search
Party.
No trace has yet been found OF the
bodies OF Tom Rule and Alex. Urquhart,
who are supposed to have lost their lives
in the wreck of the sloop Fawn. Coroner
Weldon returned from San Pedro yester-
day, and reports that the search party
proceeded as far as Anacapa islands, but
besides pieces OF wreckage from the
sloop, nothing new was discovered. A
steamer has also been engaged in search
ing for the bodies of the men, but has
met with like poor success.
The Fawn was regarded as an unsea-
worthy craft by the people OF the port,
and had bad reputation. Mr.. Urqu-
hart was married, and leaves wife.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
WANTED-sITUATIONs.


WANTED-YOUNG LADY OF REFINE
w ment wishes to work for board and lodg
ing while attending L. A. business college. Ad.
dress 14k S. MAIN ST. 2-l4-tf
WyANTED--BY MAN AND WIFE POSITION
w on ranch, wife to cook; best OF reference.
Address RANCHER 20, Herald 2-14-2t
w reliable man. with family to support.
Can do any kind of clerical work or light man
ual labor. Must have work. Can furnish best
OF references Address R. r., box 60. this Office,
or apply to bookkeeper, business office of Her
aid 2-lO-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
FOR sALE-City Property,

L,OR SALE-CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, LOT
II and double house composed of rooms 2
Kitchens sewer, water closets inside and out
side for $1,000, on Alpine st., 61O-612 opposite
Orphans home. Apply at S. E. CRESPf, 3 Ar
cadia st. 2-I4 1T
LNOR SALE-MY HOUSE AND LOT, 1924 S.
Il Hope st also furniture, on account of leav-
ing city; inquire 167 n. Spring st., or at the
house. DAN EINSTEIN. 2-ll-tf
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Our Home Brew.

Philadelphia Lager, fresh from the brewery,
on draught in all the principal saloons, de-
livered promptly in bottles Or kegs. Office
and Brewery, 23S Also street. Telephone 81.
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ATTORNEYS.

@. +. CRONIN. W. A. CHENEY
CHENEY & CRONIN, ,ATTORNEYSAT Law,
~ northeast corner Franklin and New High
sts. Rooms 6 and 2, Phillips block annex, Los
Angeles, Cal. lilo 3ms
INK. TRAsK. LAWYER, FULTON BLOCK,
lys 2O7 New High st. 12-14-tf
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NOTES.
Not : rourist

Should return home until they visit Santa Fe
Iron Sulphur HpPinea These waters have curs-
tive properties second to none IN the world.
No neod 20 have TIE rhouustism.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
WANTED-AGENTS.

ANTED-SECRETARIES AND ORGAN
w izcrs by an assessment order paying 500
in six months at an estimated cost of $44.
Reputable men and women can secure liberal
compensation. Address M. MCINTYRE, su-
preme manager, No. 1923 Arch St, Philadelphia
Pa. 1-13-3t
VTyANTED-THE ATLAS ENDOWMENT AS
w sociation of America admits to member
ship men, women and children; pays per
cent. interest on deposits. and participation
in all profits; make loans buy and sell mort
cational endowment best ever offered; travel
ing and local agents wanted good solicitor
and travelling man wanted: commission or
salary: Room 53, BRYsON-BONEBRAKE
BLOCK. 1-25 12m
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TNHE PACIFIC ENDOWMENT LEAGUE
Admits both sexes. insures for 5000, and pays
in coupons of $500 each; no death liabilities
no medical examinations; membership, $500
admission fee, So. Wanted, intelligent male and
female agents. BYRON E. HUNT, agent, 3211s i
S. Spring st. 12-7-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-14
THE TERMINAL.
Work on the Levee to Commence on
Monday.


The Terminal people will commence
work on the east side levee on Monday,
if good weather prevails. This will
give employment to between 300 and
400 men. g
The following dispatch was printed in
the papers yesterday morning:
"SAN Francisco, Feb. 12.-The state
board of railroad commissioners met to-
day. The complaint of Pasadena citi-
zens that the rates on the Los Angeles
Terminal and Southern California COM
panies had been lowered during compe-
tition and afterward raised without per-
mission, was read, and the secretary
was instructed to notify the companies
that they must re-establish the old rate. -
General Manager Burnett OF the COM
pany yesterday stated to HERALD re-
porter, that his road had never received
any notice of any such complaint, nor
OF any such ruling by the commission
ers.
NOTES.
The plans for the power house and
car house of the Belt Electric street rail-
way are completed and work on their
construction will commence soon. The
location of the buildings is on the cor
ner Of Wolfskill avenue and Which
street.
Mr.. George M. Pullman and family
will arrive in the city today and go to
Redondo Beach.
A Raymond excursion comprising fif-
teen carloads of eastern pleasure and
health seekers, making two special
trains, will leave Ell Paso on Sunday for
this city.