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Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31

That man is a Methodist and q
Christian, and he and / are just as
certainly brothers as that the
Siamese twins were.
He talks just like the "New
York Voice" does-the national
Prohibition organ, one of whose
editors is a Methodist minister.
The Voice says the Prohibition
lists should get out of the whisky
churches and start one of their
own. 1 am already out, but 1 am
ready to 60 into a church that us
conducted like one of those
churches that we read about in the
New Testament in the apostolic
times, if they teach in that church
not only Prohibition but all the
Christian virtues and good deeds.
l am tired of the word "faith" in
connection with religion. 1 don't
care what in the devil man be-
ieues SO he does right.
Christian people who are pay
ing their money to any preacher
who does not vote for Prohibition
had better put it in a rat hole, or
bet it on a horse race or dog fight.
l think that young man who got
out of the Presbyterian church and
voted for Prohibition has "sand in
his craw" and has not got "a cot
ton string for a backbone" as Sam
Jones says.
1 love Joe Hess that used to be
a New York saloon keeper and
prize fighter. He got ashamed of
himself and went and told his wife
he was going to be a better man,
and now he and our Kentucky
Geo. w. Balm speak together for
Prohibition.
/ do not know of what account
on Gods earth that "little Presby-
terrain preacher" at Broadwell is,
unless it would be to kill him and
use him for soap grease, if he is as
fat as they generally are.
Such a man is an affection to So
ciety. He is Christian "for rev.
enue only" He lives in a great
distilling country and therefore he
is for whisky. If he were to 20
somewhere to ply his trade where
the sentiment is against whisky,
he would be the ripsnortingest
little. Prohihitionist you ever cav;
and when the tide begins to turn
in our favor, such as he are going
to be the fellows that will afflict
us, by being fanatical Prohibition
lists, and won't let us eat vinegar
on our cabbage, because vinegar
has alcohol in it. Set up with
'em Bro. Bailey.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31
Lowell TO the G. A. n.

We are not free: Freedom doth not consist
In musing with our face toward the past
While petty cares and crawling interests twist
The spider threads about US. which at last
Grow strong as iron chains. to cramp and bind
In formal narrowness heart. soul and mind,
Freedom Is recrsated year BY year.
J. r. Lowell.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31

p s. Should you ever edit an
other paper 1 am a subscriber
for it.
W. E. P. MCALIsTER.
would rather have one good
letter like that from a nice. good
lady with brains in her head, than
forty of them from some of these
piOus frauds that abuse me.
might be a widower some of these
times and I file away letters like
that.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
PERSONAL.

Judge B. N. Smith returned yesterday
from San Bernardino.
Mr.. A. G. Eisfeller, of Chicago, is in
the city, with view to locating.
Hon. Joseph D. Redding, the popular
San Francisco attorney, arrived here
yesterday.
Mr.. J. J. Brady, who is plotting the
All the Comforts of Home company, is
at the Nadeau.
Hon. w. J. Curtis, OF Riverside, late
Democratic candidate for congress, is in
the city on business trip.
Mr.. G. H. Schlueter, with Osborn &
Alexander, San Francisco, is recuperat-
ing his health at the Hollenbeck.
Hon. Lorenzo Sawyer, 1.-The we'll known
Judge of the United States circuit court,
arrived yesterday from the north.
Mr.. Ed. G. Cooke, manager of Kiral-
fy's Water Queen company, is at the
Nadeau. He came to town sober, but
has lost his umbrella.
Mr.. j. F. Francis, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Smead, of Fairmont,
California, were occupants OF loge at
the Grand opera house last evening.
President Samuel Gompers, of the
Federated Labor unions OF the United
States, at the request of the local Fed
Grated trades, will lecture in this city
on the 18th inst.
William K. McDougall OF Glasgow,
Scotland, arrived yesterday and is the
guest of w. G. McGregor. Mr.. McDou-
gall intends locating in Los Angeles, be-
ing much charmed with its surroundings.
Thomas N. Camfield, formerly of the
insurance firm of McNelly & Camfeld,
has accepted the position of special
agent for San Francisco insurance
agency, with headquarters at the Bay
City He will remain in Southern Cali
fornia for few weeks.
w. D. Turner, of Cucamonga, was in
the city this week. He has recently re-
turned from his old home, Geneva, ILL.,,
where his family now is, and to which
place he will 60 soon. Early in the
summer, however, he will bring his
family to Southern California, which he
declares is a much better country to live
in the year through than Illinois.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06

believe the quality Of the fruit to be equal.
There is another cause which was
openly declared by several Riverside
people-one of them : member OF the
committees, several weeks ago. This was
that the Los Angeles representatives in
the legislature had taken too decided q
stand against the division oi San Ber-
nardino county, in which the people of
Riverside are much interested.
The detection of Riverside will spur
up some of the other San Bernardino
county localities to do their best in or
der that the county itself may not lose
by that city's action. The space which
had been reserved was eagerly gobbled
up by the other localities Of that county,
Rialto, Cucamonga, Ontario and Red
lands.
Several individual exhibitions will
come in from Riverside and will make q
good display. The Ontario people
arrived yesterday and began work. The
Pomona people are at work on their de-
sign in Pomona and it is said to be some
thing very elegant and beautiful. The
Rivera people were on hand yesterday.
The fruit is beginning to pour in. Today
there will be over hundred people at
work
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Kid Gloves,
rs Cents q Pair.

We fear this will be our last sale OF
button kid gloves, as we expect the ar
rival of $4,000 worth of Foster kid
gloves, of which we are the agents for
Los Angeles; and to that end we have
taken all our gloves and placed them on
sale as follows:
Ladies' 4-button French kid gloves,
a pair ...... ...... .75c
Ladies' g. button length shopping
gloves, pair. ...75c
Ladies' 8-button suede mousquetaire
gloves, a pair. .75c
Ladies' 5-button Perdonnet kid
gloves, pair .............: 75c
Ladies' 6-button black gloves, small
sizes only, pair. ..............:.7 .75c
Remember as yet we have full as
sortment of sizes, but can't tell how
long we will have them. Every pair
from 3311s to rs per cent less than they
were ever sold for.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
RIVERSIDE DECLINES,
But Other Localities Will Make the
Citrus Fair a Success,

Riverside will not have any exhibit at
the coming citrus fair. Two reasons are
assigned for this action. The reason
given bv the local committee is that
they did not believe it worth while to
compete in show where the artistic
merit of the design was to be taken into
consideration in the judging on prem
iums. Full explanation was rendered
them several times on this point-that
the premiums for artistic merit of the
display was separate affair from the
regular premiums, to be paid out of the
proceeds of the show and not from state
unds, and that the judges were not to
axe the character of the display into
,nsideration, except in cases where they
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
THE PEOPLES STORE.
ProrLr's sronr, Friday, March 8, 1891.

The matter
difficult
make firm who manufactures
good are qe
We
this ine like handle handicapped
well do.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Dress Goods Remnants.

There are but one of kind, so you
want to be spry if you want any.
51a-yard piece of brown suiting for Doc
3-yard piece of green serge for 49,. . 45c
5A-yard piece of wine diagonal for. 60c
2M-yard piece of all-wool grey suit
ing for. .......... 75c
4h-yard piece of Scotch plaid for. 75c
3-yard piece of old rose cashmere for CSC
6-yard piece of slate Henrietta for 81 90
71s-yard piece of blue cashmere for LIS
71a-yard piece OF brown Scotch
11-yard piece of brown suiting 4! 4. 1.30
1O3s-yard piece Of terra Gotta CASH
mere for. 49,. 1.eO
1O-yard piece of wine Henrietta for 100
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
NEWS NOTES.

There are kilograms at the Postal tel
.erraph Office for H. G. Weaver and VIM.
A. Kibbler.
The Central w. G. 7. U. meets Friday
at 2 80 p. m. at the temple. Consecra-
ton service.
There will be "high tea" social given
by the ladies of the Christian church,
.53 Temple street, this evening.
Santa Fe trains for San Diego will
leave Los Angeles this morning at s: 15,
and run through without transfers.
The city engineers quarters at the
city hall are being subdivided into
smaller rooms for greater convenience.
The next meeting of the Los Angeles
County Highway and Forestry associa-
ton will be at the rooms of the cham
Der of commerce, in this city, tomor-
row at 10 o'clock q. m.
G. M. Heintz, proprietor of the Rural
Californian, writes to the HERALD that
he takes all the responsibility for the
official notice signed r. .Sherer, regarding
a proposed Alliance paper.
The fourth number Of the Chamber of
Commerce Bulletin, which will appear
very soon, is to be distributed at the
citrus fair, besides the usual distribu-
tions through the chamber, on the rail-
roads and at the Chicago exhibit.
Only one marriage license was issued
yesterday, the recipient being Harry L.
Coffman, native of California, "a years
of age, residing at Rivera, who was
granted permit to wed Miss Nellie N.
Robertson, native of Indiana, % years
of age, residing at Santa Monica.
At the entertainment to he given this
evening at the college on Hope and
Eighth streets, the following programme
will be rendered: Piano duet-Tan-
credi, (Bossini), Grace McNab and Prof.
Willhartitz; Vocal-Bird in the Nest,
Juvenile class; Recitation-The Legend
Beautiful, (Longfellow), Miss Maud
Remick; Piano-William Tell, DORM,
Mary Crabbe; Lecture-Methods and
systems, Prof. Willhartitz; Vocal duet
Go, Pretty Rose! tMarziaD, Lillian
Lewis and Maud Reese; Piano-Faust,
(Smith), Mary Robertson Violin-Tro-
vatore, (VerdD, Maud Green; Piano
Spring Song. (Mendelssohn), Jessie
Breyman; Vocal-Heigho, the Daffo-
dis, (Bracken), Miss Laura Hanna;
Piano-Spianlied, (Litolff), Lena Will
ley; Recitation-Parental Discipline,
Miss Maud Remick; Piano-Bells of
New York, (Satter), Helen Kemper.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
p. Cox
Ladies' shoes.

Supposed to be the finest made. We
have complete assortment of styles
and lasts. We warrant every pair.
Ladies' p. Cox pebble goat shoes 81. .95
Ladies' P. Cox dongola kid shoes 2.75
Ladies' P. Cox French dongola shoes $50
Ladies' P. Cox French kid shoes,
turn soles, a pair. 3.95
This last shoe we compare with any
s. shoe made, and candidly say ours at
So. 80 is far superior. If once you wear
them you'll never buy any other.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Domestic Remnants.


81 yards of shirting cheviots for. .19c
8 yards OF shirting percale for. ...... 19c
5-yard piece of kitchen crash for. 4. lac
334-yard piece of bleached Canton
flannel for. r............r....... .lSc
3-yard piece of striped Valencia =
cloth for. .......... .15c
2H-yard piece of checked nainsook for. zoe
5-yard piece of white lawn for. .... .25c
4-yard piece of apron check gingham .22c
21a piece Of allwool flannel. csc
5-yard piece of fiannelette for. . -. .33c
2I-yard piece of Shaker flannel for. .28c
24- yard piece of pants cloth for. .44c
915-yard piece of fine print for =. .49c
O1s-yard piece of dress fannelette. 800
2-yard piece of cream table damask. .29c
Should any one of these remnants
strike your fancy, don't delay your call,
for remember they are remnants. and
when sold finishes that piece and no
more to be had.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Cotton Dress Fabrics, 12-yard
Patterns, 91.25.

Some entire new fabrics, and we think
the handsomest that were ever seen.
The quality we know is as good as we've
ever sold, and designs cannot be i'm
proved on, some of which we have seen
elsewhere marked 25c yard. These
are the first of the season. and are prob
ably cheaper than you'll ever buy them
again.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Hosiery.


Odd lines, although almost complete
in sizes. We are anxious to dispose of
them and offer extra inducement.
Ladies' solid colored hose, pair. .64c
Ladies' fancy drop-stitched hose, a
pair. .............. -. .61c
Children's French ribbed hose, pr 10c
Infants woolen hose, per pair. -. 1Oc
Boys derby ribbed hose, per pair. sac
Children's black ribbed hose, per
pair. .......... 815c
Children's fancy striped hose, per
pair =. 15c
Ladies' fine balbriggan hose, per
pair. 15c
Ladies' fine black stockings, per
pair. 15c
Ladies' fine real Isle hose, per pair 25c
Ladies' fine high novelty hose, per
pair. 25c
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Manual Training,

The modern method of education of
the mind through the hand has been
lately made distinct department in the
Hanna Los Angeles College, located on
the corner OF Eighth and Hope. Spe-
cial classes have been opened for boys.
Full information and catalogues can be
had at the college. D. w. HANNA,
President.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Embroidery Remnants.

IL yds. 3-inch cambria embroidery &c
IA yds. 3-inch swiss embroidery . 12c
IL yds. 4-inch swiss embroidery . 15c
25S yds. 5-inch cambria embroidery zoe
3 yds. 4-inch cambria embroidery 25c
81 yds. 41s-inch cambria embroid'y soc
AZ yds. 3I-inch cambria embroid'y 35c
5 yds. Pinch cambria embroidery 3Oc
23s yds. 3-inch cambria Vandyke
embroidery. ..... 4Oc
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Hat Departmen
Odd and Ends.

25c children's hats and caps, odd and
Soc boys cloth hats, odd and ends. .25c
75c youths felt hats. odd and ends. .35c
$1.0O mems fur felt crushers, odd and
ends .49c
$1.25youths' dress hats, odd and ends. sc
1.50 mems fur felt alpines, odd and
ends SOC
$1.75 mems wide brim felts, odd and
ends ...............:.... 98c
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Auction-Live Stock.

Rhoades & Reed, 243 South Main
street, Saturday, 10 am; horses, wag-
ons, COWS, harness, robes, whips, etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Visit the Great Reduction

Sale now going on at the Golden Eagle
Clothing Co., cor. Main and Requena
streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Furnishing Goods Department..
Odds and Ends.

Genuine British socks, worth 25c,
pair .,.....:. ....... 15c
Boys silk knot scarfs, worth 40c,
each !. zoe
Buck driving gloves, worth 50c,
pair ................ 25c
Brown duck overalls, worth 75c,
pair. ........... 25c
White or gray undershirts, worth
SOC, each 25c
Blue flannel shirts, double-breasted,
worth 50, each. h...............$1 81 .25
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
For Rent-Rooms.

New Natick. Best rooms in the city, at low
rates; under entirely new management; cor.
Los Angeles and Third SITS.
MRS. G. w. Dow, Proprietor
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Oranges.

See sample box choicest Riverside seedless
oranges at newsstand in Westminster hotel.
Boxes expressed anywhere east, $40: halves,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Handkerchief Department.

These are odd lines which we are
anxious to close out. Observe the very
low price we have marked them.
Children's colored border handker-
chiefs, to close, each y &c
Ladies' colored hemstitched handker-
chiefs, to close, each. .... 49,. &c
Ladies' plain white. hemstitched
handkerchiefs, to close, each. -. 10c
Gents colored bordered handler
chiefs, to close, each .. SC
Gents colored hemstitched handker-
chiefs, to close, each y. 10c
A. HAMBURGER & SONS.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Shoes.

Odds and end, and we are bound to
close them out. Our prices will be the
forcing factor.
Odds and ends in infants shoes,
per pair. 25c
Odds and ends in children's shoes,
per pair 75c
Odds and ends in misses SHOES, per
pair ..:............... 46c
Odds and ends in misses goat shoes,
per pair. 75c
Odds and ends in ladies' slippers,
low shoes, Oxford ties and strap
sandles, per pair. r............... 75c
Odds and ends in mems calf shoes,
per pair. -. 81. .25
Odos and ends in ladies' kid shoes,
per pair. ........................1 1.25
Odds and ends in mems fine shoes,
per pair. 1.9S
Odds and ends in ladies' extra fine
shoes, per pair. Recommendations. 200
If we can fit you, you will be able to
buy them at about half what we were
selling them at.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06

Secure a sound mind, which seldom goes
without sound digestion, by using the genuine
Angostura Bitters OF DR.. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons
At all druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Ladies' Underwear.

Odds and ends. These lines we have
decided to close, and as some of the lots
are small, advise an early call.
Odds and ends of ladies' ribbed vests,
25c each, many of which have been sold
at 65c.
Odds and ends in children's white
aprons, 25c; sold as high as 75c.
Children's merino shirts, 15c, only
small sizes former price 35c.
Ladies' black corset covers, 25c; re-
duced from 50c. III
ladies' natural and scarlet wool vests,
65c; former price Slips.
Ladies' corsets, tx; odds and ends of
standard makes, such as G. p, P. D.,
and worth up to $l.75,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Ribbons.

Over 200 remnants in ribbons ranging
in width from 1 to inches wide, and in
price from &c per yard upward. Most
every shade known will be found among
them. Now's the time to supply your
self with ribbon.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Drug Department.
Right Goods at Proper Prices. !.

The absolute purity of every article
guaranteed. Goods not proving satis-
factory, money cheerfully refunded.
Chemically pure sulphur, per ID. &c
Hardwood toothpicks, per box of
2500. 4c
Cocoa CASTLE soap, per cake. ...... 4c
Nail brushes, each. ................ &c
Roll toilet paper, per roll ........ SIC
Hive syrup, per bottle. ............ 10c
Paragoric, per bottle. e............ 10c
Pure glycerine, per bottle. ......... 10c
Strengthening porous plasters, best
quality, each. ................... TIC
Hoyt's tooth powder, per bottle. l0c
Pears unscented soap, per cake. .121ac
Citrate of magnesia, finest made,
per bottle 15c
Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup, per
bottle. ................. 19c
Bay rum, per bottle ...... 19c
Cleansing fluid, per bottle. ..... 25c
Compound cough syrup, per bottle 25c
Refined cod liver oil, 1907. bottle
lor. QUO
Wine of iron. and cinchona tonic,
per bottle. -. 65c
Bath brushes, worth 81, each. -. 65c
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
Lace and veilings.

Silk chenille dot yelling, 25c grade,
yard. &c
Torchon linen laces, 15c grade, yard Sc
Black silk drop ornaments, 25c grade,
Dozen. &c
Silk and tinsel mixed dress braid, 65c
grade, yard. .25c
Brown wooden moss trimming, 65c
grade, yard. .......... .25c
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06

The Eucalyptus Manufacturing Co.
will give $40 in gold coin as prize to
the person who will form the greatest
number of proper words from
Eucalypta Extract.
Contest will close April 80. Prize
awarded May ID.
''Eucalypta" on draught at the soda
fountains.
RD. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn 125 West Second. Telephone 72O.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
For Durability and Beauty,

painters use only the Sherwin- Williams paints,
for sale by H. Mathews, cor. Second and
Main. XVI
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives
to SHILOHS CONSUMPTION CURE" For sale
by Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, or Trout, Sixth
and Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06

The advertisement of Wiseman's Land
Bureau calls attention to cheap lands.
Both government and school lands open
for location in all parts of the state.
They have full information, with maps,
,plats and field notes on hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-06
TODAY'S ELECTION.

SHALL THE CITY BONDS BE RE.
FUNDED?
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beim BubIIibins &c., Cincinnati.
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tuoien unter bem 9edmanteI fir anbere
ilniaubere @eiperbe ausiiben, tpirb ftrift
beripei9ert. Sn Der N6be elmer Birdie
fam bic @rIaubniB sur grbffnuns zines
WirtbSbauies bertpeteert tper6en. Gin
Stdbten iiber 5000 gintpobner mus Der
&IeinbanbeI nit SpirituoIen nit ieinem
anberen @ef6dfte in 8erbinbuna Tein,
nuS9enommen iin6 apotbeter, tpeIde
bieielben in seiieeeIten unb etiauettirten
SIai4en berfaufen f5nnen. Jieitauras
tionen uno 0irtbsbausbeIiber birfen
ben @diten feline @etrGnfe auf Srebit
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ben fur @etr6nfe f6nnen eeIebIiH ni&t
fcuettirt iperben. 8eipobnbeitstrinfer
tDnnen unter 8ormunbI1aft seiteIt
tperben. Sine foI9e Perion tpirb se'
iebli9 nit elmer minOrenen eIei1se'
itelt. @eiesesiibertretunsen eesen obise
Yarasrapben tperben nit 30-60 Wlarf
unb @efdnsnib Bis 3u IA Iagen bes
itraft. Mit 100 Diarf uno 6aft Bis 3u
4 @O6en tpir6 bsrienise beitraft, tpels
der ii6 pdbrenb Der 9Irbeit Ober 9ienfs
ftunben betrintt.