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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-23

The erection of Los Angeles into a
collection district will give our people
the advantage of shipping their pro-
ducts in bond. This is benefit which
will be sensibly appreciated, and it will
facilitate the business of this and ad-
joining counties very sensibly.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-23

THE Chronicle thinks it a terrible thing
that Senator David Bennett Hill should
leave his duties in Washington to take a
little run down south. When President
Harrison takes himself off for a weeks
shooting, however, or Secretary Foster
takes run over to England, it is all
right. 1t makes great deal OF differ
ence with our contemporary as to whose
ox ia pOred
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-23
Answer This Question.

Why do SO many people we see around us
seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable
by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness. Loss
Of Appetite, Coming up of the Food, Yellow
Skin, when for Use we will sell them shiloh's
Vftalizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold
wholesale by Haas, Baruch Co., and all re-
tail druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-23

Before purchasing lumber it will be to your
advantage to let CLARK & Humphreys figure your
bill. Office, 1231. West Second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-23
Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica.
Cheap Lumber.

Be sure and visit this beautiful seaside re-
sort Fine surf bathing all months in the year
Hot salt water baths.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-23

Paul Blouet, better known as Max
URell, the international gossip, lectured
last evening at the Los Angeles theater
before large and appreciative audi
ence. The speakers fine delivery and
entertaining conversational style, to-
gether with the piquancy added to his
elocution by an almost imperceptible
accent at once put him en- rapport with
his listeners, and all his clever sketches,
anecdotes and quips were received with
spontaneous bursts of applause and
laughter.
The Rev. DR.. Hutchins introduced M.
Blouet, who opened his remarks with
the statement that he had spent sixteen
months in America, which was fifteen
and half months more than French
man really needs to learn all about a
foreign country. He then, in a general
way, spoke OF travel and observation,
and said that travellers who desired to
learn should beware of two faults: first,
jumping at conclusions; second, going
to wrong places for information. AS an
illustration of the first fault, be told of
the American who, upon finding no soap
in his hotel in Paris, did not derive
therefrom the idea that Frenchmen
carry their own soap, but jumped at the
conclusion that Frenchmen did not
wash.
The body of his conversationale, Max
O'Rell divided into two parts; a
Frenchman's Impressions of the Amer
ican man, whom he does not consider
typical; and a Frenchman's impress
sions of the American woman, whom he
considers type. Both discussions
were replete with short, caustic
and amusing anecdotes, which
showed close observation and ap.
pealed to the audience all the more
because they were recognized as illuetra-
tions OF familiar characteristics. In
conclusion the speaker gave his general
impressions under the comprehensive
head, "What think OF America" His
ideas as to the fubure were ffattering
but he advised Jonathan to abandon his
insane chase after the almighty dollar,
and learn to live.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-23

If you want anything read our classified
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-23

Bargains IN real estate on our classified
man,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

axssefabrt ,SsrbeR unb Ra& Samaiea.
uH bic Buderielber bon Staten uno
Rduien ~ iduberx. uno toa uortrtH.
li@e Dienite eeleiftet baben. 8ier I'm
0anbe t6nnte 20 I'D, namentlih aud IN
ben @etnaaten, eese1 @aulparfe
(Oopber). 1elom6ule nab 6bali4eS
Wetb,er nibli& MAIDEN uno tuirb Aberod
i'm 2anpe als .renommirter Matten'
idneer" germ eeieben iein. Dieier Giia'
panoerer tpiroe iberoiej INIT bober
obriateitlider Be,piqieuns" iomuen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
Daus= mo eanomirtb(d)att=
lidJes.
Giknfttt

VIIEultSI .
ium Wusfreiden Der 6ueen an ~eilernen
Deien. Man rlbre 3,e9elteinpulper
NIT etwas 5eiliPdbnen uno altenl
beut59en a'ale dulammen. ~
Sen Glitaenihmub
BON pplirten M6beln 6u e%ntfernen. Wan
reibt bic Wt6bel nit e,nem IN &etroleum
9etaudten 5tid BaummDQ,patte ab uno
init einem trodenen Stld GlaneQ nab.
g Wel,1perf
loQte rur Don dlteren bmdnliben Ser
Toner, be, 1trenser Ralte i'm 5reien 9e=
traeeR tueroen. gu @auie setrasen,
er14(afft es be @aut auo perbincert
bic Nusounituu9 berielben.
- Semf@lamua.
Derlelbe lit elm uor5lsli@en Diineer
iir @emlie' uno Blumen9drten, menu
Ct 1anse 9enus eelasert' bot, TN Qouien
,pieoerbolt umseitoben uao oaun sepul'
bert porben it. @nthdlt er lauren
3umus, 10 muB Ct in benz 9aufen nit
Nebtait serlebt ,ueroen.
1ssen e@luden ano e@luayn. &
&leine &,aoer lese troden uno sieb
ibnen einen ooer. nebrere Ebeel0ffel
Yuderuai1er ooer BLOB talteS No6er.
Bel Grwabienen bilIt oft aua eiwas
8uder ooer eistaltes @aier. Bti on.
baltenoem :@9!u@sen 1T DIT dr5.llde
@ilie u~nbioinst erforoerlia.
Isle !" Mi / ,meTosn iunS:1 Ribaera .uNo
@6nlen tperberbl,@. I'm iie ab5ubalten
itreut mat, in bic StdQe Garrntraut ;
nm fe 81 tilsen hdnat man IN ben @tdl=
len tleine, mt @dwef elfoblenioff Qes
falte DISQUALIFICATION aui uno .erncuert
ben Sdmefel:oblenitof na4 benz Ser
oampfen. A. r j
nnansl5ldlide Sinte
ldBt fib, aui folBenoe @eije beriteQen:
Su to@enbem 8aiier l6ie n'an 20
Ibeile %o1tuide, 10 Ebeile aui's ftinite
eei9nittene 2eoerabfdae uuo 5 Ibelle
Sdwefelblite, uno erbalte biele Maiic
tod)enb I'm e,nrm eiiernen &eNel) bis
oQes 8aijer oeroampft lit. Yei fortz
sudbrenb uuterbaltenem Teuer wiro lie,
bic inoeb iebr 9eneist 1T, ii9 5u ent'
3lnoen, nah uno mad me.d ,peroen,
lporauf man iie pom Geuer nimmt uno
abtibleu ldBt. ST oies 9eiaeben, 10
iebt man WaI1er gu, l6it bic Mniie auf,
jeibt bic 5liii9teit our4 elm 1u@ lno
betpabrt fie ;oann in uerfortten Glaf@eu
flr ben Gebrau9 auf. Die oon,,t &C.
f&riebene @4rift 1T tpeoer our@ 9eni>
i9e @ittel, nod bur& Waeircu san1 su
eutferneu. : r"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
Fur 6rstcbnu0.

SHUTTER: rgimm bod be @abel,
gBiQp! @e,Bt 9u ni9t, baB eS uni9ids
LID lit, NIT ben Gtnsern 5u' ef1en?"
8iap: Singer bats aber bod cher
gegeben als @aoelu, Mama!"
Mutter: ga wobl, aber @abeln cher
als Du ba uarlt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

bab xam brei Roaaten Bet1ea mebr
alS 30 Gents pestb fem nirh, unb y
erpartet oo6 er menieer lpertb fem
pirb. Das gauge 0ei@dft il cine
@ette. bic BON 9enienioen .seluonnen
,pirb, beHen 8orausietuns I'd all bic
ri@tiae er,peiR. Stebt mad brei Mos
naten @ei5eu auf 96 Gents, 10 bat Y
~seuonnen, unb 3 bejablt ibm bic Dif'
ferens Spii@en BEN Berlaufs. gRett' }
$reiie unb BEN Naritpre,ie. Gs per.
febt ii1 uor ielbt, bab jol@e Trans.
aitionea ouf ben Yreis ieinen GinfluB
haben. So ,penio. ale es ouf oaS @et'
ter Ginfub bot, ,uenr i'd NIT ieManb
wette, oa6 mir ud4iten Sonnta9 &e9en
ODER Sonnenf&ein haben ,perben.
&er al, Der H6rje auf ben BreiSsan0
ui9t bios wetteu. ionoern ielber ben
8reiS MAIDEN, beben ober brlden w,Q.
Der mus w,rili@eu Beijen taufen uber
~oertaufeu. Berleet Ct ii1 auf's Nuf.
faufen. an, ben greiB In bic 66he au
treibeu, 70 nub baS ielbausrtduoli@
benz Jorrner bon Bortbeil fein. Ser.
fault Ct aber. nm ben Yreis ju bredea,
70 mub Ct porber q { fauft baden. Der
JarmerI bat bann 'ieiu Gelo bereits meg,
unb bic na@trdelide &reiserpieoriauns
foun inn teiueu S@aoen tbun. Ser
tmuer alio unter benz x~6rienipiel Al
leiben bat. Der Gormer it e ni@t. Da.
segen tanu nit BOILER Geiimmtbeit be-
bauptet lperDea. bob avs Der 8erni4.
tuug her D6rIe, aus Der 9eietli@ey I'm
t~eroriduns bes fpeiulatiueu Roufens
uno gertaufens serabe INN Der 9r0Bte
Nodtbeil ertpa@ieu m1bte. Der Jar=
uaer miibte bann ielber feline Borrdtbe
oui5peideru. bio Der 0eoarf 3u i5rem
8erbraude setuuuen il. uro mlbte
bas nit Der Nufbeuabruus perbuubene
3iiito ooer bic Soften Der Derfi@eruae
auf eisene 8e@nuns uebmeu. Brinst
bas nddfe Sabr einftise Grnteausii4.
ten, 70 bab be $reiie berunterseben, 10
bat baum Ct ben 1erfuft ~ traeeu.
uRb, zoos bic @auptiohe if, er Tam
ni@t mebr, .u,e jebt, iebe sauitise Nen>
oeruna beS NartteS i@ 5u yeube mo,
den, tann ui4t raebr jeberaeit 3abluuss>
bereite Rdufer fiuoen aub ieoerleit fir
bic sejammte Grute fein @elo erbalteu,
wann INNER Ct bosielbe miui4t ODER
u0tbi9 bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
aud ctn 0ruuo-'

@etrut (ber. ben nrlaub lberi9ritz
ten): x6err Gelomebel. nod elm
@runo...."
Telomebel: .Das 1T mir @urf!...
&etrut: ,Sa, 1b lab' au@ cine. 80"
6elo1pe5el: ,9eraus nit oem@runo!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

tritt bier bic Grndbruussfraae in ben
8orbergrunb unb ba mus 9eidst tuer'
ben, bab bic beuti&e 2anowirtbthait
bis iebt nidt ben Beoarf flr bic BE-
p5llerung ~ erAeuocn uerHo9. @ir
iinb in bieier mi&tieeu Grase auf bas
axslanb ansewieien. Saaben lester
10 Sahren baben tpir an &os9en idbr'
lid 3OO-8OO,OOO Ionnen Tim Berthe
bon 6O-l6O RiQionen NR. an B.t
gen 15O-7OO.0OO 50. tim @:rtbe Don
3O-l4O MiQionen NR) einfl6ren ma''
fen. Hu6erpem iabren mir idbrli9 elm
iar 81 NtiQ. WR. Geriie, 20 @iQ. M.
Nfalj (,pel@er Giniubr cine Ausfuhr
BON 10 WliQ. AR. Bier oesenlberiteht),
II UiQ. N. 1abaS, Al Ria. R. Gier.
ausldnbii9e @pQe (melder cine Nuss
fuhr bon 247 N,a. Mart ferti8er
8oQmoaren uub 43 Neiu. M. Semen
.aeeenaberteht) lO-l1 MiQionen M.
Rdie unb IA Miil N. Butter. (welder
pisberum e,ne NuSiubr Don IL Ntiu..
tx. e,eenlberitebt). Nm reiner Ius:
tfubr baben mir nur 8uder unb Spiri'
tus. Ma 8uder fihrt Geuti@lauo nab
ben leetea 8ablen fir l62 MiG. 81.
an 6piritus iir II Nia. Nart (lSs9)
aus. a
I'm @etreiee u. (. 10. baben mir i'm
lebten Sabre pom au6erbalb fir 400
MiQionen Mari be3osen; olleiu bic
MiBerate i'm porisen Sabre erforoerte
cine Mctreinfu6r pom 10 Ni0ionen TX.
.llnjere Durdihnittserdte febt ldR9ft
ni4t mebr auf Der 5bDe unoerer Xdn.
Der. Bir baben her tultur
6bi8eS 2anb 8euu9. 10
uiel, baB ,penn ales IN Rultur 9euom<
men wire. es mohl ua69li@ 1T, uniern
e,aenen Beoari onbauen ~ f6nnen.
llniere Subuitrie bat fi4 10 %9e'ualtis
gebobeu, bab allen bic Gi}en,uouitrie
an Mai9;nen u. (. N. einen Bertb uOn
IL NiQarben Marl bartlett; lie mug
ausfabreu, nm ibre Graeusniiie ablesen
III i1nneu. ARit Der Musfubr finb aber
aud piele Berluite uerbsnoeu, unb Das
Streben uieler eroben Staateu, fih
INNER mebr nit ibrem Btbarf pou
Nuslanoe ab5aidliebeu unb bic natio.
nalen Gr5eusui6e ~ nntertlsen, er.
ihtuert bic beutide Nusfubr INNER
u.ebr. Sc ,ueniser mir abr ausiibren.
belto weni9er t6nnen mir ou@ einilbren.
Sc birfte oesbalb an Der !3eit iein -
pbne bieSsouitrie ~ 'perna@lajtiaen ~
auh Der oeutihen 2anewirtbidaft uie:
Der mebr Hu9enuert au5umenoen uno
uns 10 u%nabbdn9i9er bonn Nuslonbe 5a
maiden. @u9lano nit al ieinem lns
ouitrieneu 9tei9tbum proou5irt an Qes
bensmitteln fir feline Beu0lterung nur
fir 3pei Monate, e8 btbarf aber aa4
nur Der 8erbinoun8 mebrerer StaoteE,
roelde cine 9leid: 8roBe 5lotte Der
enslilden sesenibernelen tonnen, I'M
England in turjer j3eit aus5uhunSern.
Ser @taott rpiro INNER bic 9eli4ertlte
Griiten3 .baben, wel9er ii4 pom AuS.
lanoe in Der @runobeoinsun9 ees Sc
bens nnabbdusis madt bas IT tie
2aubwirthidait.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

uu@ etae GtnubaueerwuaStra8e.
Das Hderbau.D Department in Bcjb.
inotpn m64te ana germ Elm Sort be.
aaQlia ber Giumauoerun9sfra9e nit
ipredeu. Nber es Fuo ni@t bic fremo'
Seborenen Neuideu, um bic e. fi9
tlmuert. Go it bic 1bierz anb &Fan'
aeupelt, beren Giuwauoeruns NIB Gin.
{4leppang avs frembeu 9dnbern benz
Departemeut 6orsen 'ma&t. Die au.e.
ritanii@e 2aubw.rtbi@aft uno @ieb3u@t
ueroantr ser Ginfhbruus uon Zbier'
nnb &%Haudenarten aus aneern 2duoeru
fat Hles, pas fe 1T uno bat. Die
6axs> uub Muttbiere' Der Ser. Staaten
tammeu idmmtli9 aus auoeru @elttbei<
len. &feroe, @inopieb, 6&afe.S &tueine,
CAME, 9ibner. Guten, Iaubea uuo
tlbt 3unbe uno iRaben fuo Ginwante<
.rer uber Madtommeu con giuwanbe=
reri, m b,eIem 2anb. uno 70 aud faft
ale @etreibe> uno @emuiearteu uuo
frn9ttro9enocu Bdume unb @eitrdude.
Mber neben Der reibl1@en 6uqe Don Gu
tenn, Mlblidem uno S96nem. ipel4es
mir Der @iniubr auslanbii4er Ebiere
uab &flan5en ueroanteu. haben ii@ bob
aud einise 99ierz uno Yflandenarten
eineeiunoen,. bic iib unrub unb l@aoti9
9emadt baben.
Gin TDeil bieler uupiltommenen
@;nmaneeruns bat f;h ielblt eiuse>
lAmuseelt. Guropdiide Ratteu unb
Wdu1e tamen u%neinselaoen uno ,1ameuts
lid bic e~ritern ma9tens fi@ balo eeaus
10 be,mild i'm san5eu 2anee. uie menu
lie BON &edtsweaen b,erber 9eb6rten.
5ebr piele lddoli4e S%niettenarten fino
in d9nli9er @eiie iiber see 9efommen
uuo haben lid bier 9lei4faQs raid per=
naebrt; flbr! bod cine oerielbeu, bic 10.
aenannte rbeiil4e" 61ieae, nod jebt
eineu ausldnoii1en Namen. @9doliae
8Hanaen. @9mammsebiloe uno Aebn-
lides limb nit aus europa uno auoers
iuober importirten Saateu ODER @emd9s
len bsre,n9efommen.
Nber einiae 9bierarten, bic ib i'm
Gauie oer j3eit als i@doli4 ertpei|en,
limb import,rt tuoroen: 10 bic Spoben,
geeen bic Jest in einem Tbeile oeS 2arz
oes Elm Bertil9un9 sfampf er6fnet mpr.
ben it,; &an,ndeu in galiforniea, &c,
aen pelde bic g%aliforniiden Garrner
auf eroBen Sreibla9oen 5u 6eloe 5ieben,
rueseu BE-: &er.uaiunses. bic fie iest
onri9ten, uno in Oregon ma4t ii9 iebt
cine neueroiu9s einseflbrte Gaianen'
art, bic ii4 auBeroroentli@ RAID per'
mebren 1u1, u%nanoeuebm.
Das MderbauzD Department bat in
bie1em Mnlajje ben brin9enoen @unid
ausse1pro9en. baB III 8utunft bod feline
ausldnoil@e T%bierarten, obne auuorige
@enebmi9un8 beS Mderbau,D eparte=
ments, e,nsefabrt tueroen mDhten. llno
es 1T pobl m6sli4, baB wir am @nbe
aud, @toatsselebe, ND ni9t aud, Cons
~9re6seieBe bur @esuliruns uno tbeil:
,peile CUR @srbituna h,eier Sorte Don
@in,panoeruna erbalten ueroen.
Nnoerer1eits beabIidjtist oas Nder.
bau> Departemeut, ielbit bic auaerifo'
nij9e G1,er,uelt Inn cine Gbierart 5u
uermebren, bic aus Snoien eineefibrt
merben joQ. Gs 1T bic Wonsoofe. Elm
iuoilhes 9%austbier. ettua sr6Ber als
cine Rabe. 9em 1biere w.rb ua9ae=
rlbmt, baB eS cine ab9eiaste Geinbin
Don @dlan9eu uno Na9etb.e.en iei unb
oaB es Staten. NRduie uno Waultuirfe
pertilee, i'm uebrioeu ober bar,nles {ei.
Gs it jdon BON ieiner uripransli@en
6e1uatb na9 ben Sanotui@s Snielu
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
Gr feuut ne.

sd n,uBte 5u Dir aui's Bureal!
tommen, Mdnnden, iolae @ebniu4t
bate 1d) p16blt4 nah Dirt"
,pait gu bic &edaung 9lei9 mit9es
bra1t?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25
Mu@ eiu Nealtn.

.@arum betrahtelt gu oenn meine
Iaihe 10 auimertlam, @u9eu Dir
gefaut tpobi ibr blbibes MeuBerc?"
.Sp GIN Elm Weilblsmenia, Eante
lese usebr @ert1 auf bas Snnere!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-25

@er Niemano beleioiet uub bod
6e,noe bot, mus tein a1tdeli@er Re1l@
ieiu. Sdefer.
The morning call., 1892-09-02
:RFsOI,UTIONS.:


AT "a MEETING OF THE: BOARD or NEW
A:glty Hall Commissioners, held August 80 1892
thef Glowing resolutions were passed TO print;
Resolved, Ehat Contract No 80 be awarded to T..
Al Williams for the sum OF $649u ana that thesane
pass to Print: Ayes-Commissioners .sanderson,
Smiley. DnrSt. =. 80. 80.
= Also Resolved, That Contract Node be awarded
so IA. Williams for the sum of $6973 aud that
the same pass TO print. 4Ssioners San
dersoD; Smiley, Burst. - /:
Also. Resolved That Contract No Al be awarded
to o'CoRnell a., LAWS for the sum of $4,000 aud
that the same PASS to print. Ayes-Commissfoners
Saaderson, Smiley, Dnrst. =.
Also Resolved. That Contract No AZ bs awarded
to- L& +. Emanaef for; the sum. OF sl9 SIS and
that the same pass to print Ayes-Commi5Sloners
SaudersoH.. Smiley. burst =. sea- p -
: Also Resolveds r hat Contract No 43 DO awarded
to William q. SnooE& Sonsfor the sum or -S4662
and that the same pass to prlht. AyeslConmls-
sieners Santtefson, smiley. Durst.' - -
'Alse Resolved, That Contract No. IL be awarded
20 J.J. Lawton the sum of S5a5S and that. the
same pass TO print. AYes-eommissioner Sander
son; Smiley, burst. =
Also. Resolved. That ontract No: 40 be awarded
ii r. Sullivan for the sum OF $27o0 and that the
same pass.to print. Ayes-Commissioher Sander
son; Smiley, burst. -. 80. =:
sci 81 exsu EDWARD /: WOLFE, Secretary
The morning call., 1892-09-02
FIRST T ON.qH i NEW LINE.
80. - =. .. o. =: g %
=: So. = -.
A Laborer Is Killed. by an
. !. Electric Cal. S.:
Patrick connolly@.slisk,. His Head Gut Of a
!. :.. Saver and His .sknll Is: !.
sS": -. 80

=. There was: a.. fatal accident yesterday
afternoon on the new Metropolitan Electric
Railway. .:::a
1t was the first occurrence of the kind
since The road was buit.. -; -
|: Patrick Cennolly,..a young laborer. was
the victim. -.
With. Frank McKenna, Connolly was en-
pleyed by. ,Arme Is WaEd., contractors, who
are putting in sewer ON OFarrell street.
between Buchana an and Webster.
F; The men were. digging in a side trench
/ directly beneath the right track when car
approached. As the car neared the spot
/ where the men were digging NfcKenna
sprang out. The car Stacked up consider
ably: but as 1t passed over the: sewer Con-
noHy:suddenly tried TO climb out and step
| struck him on the top.of his head crushing
the skull and killing him almost instantly. I;
The nangled man was drawn forth from
| the trench, but be died before a physician
| could be summoned. His remains were
semitic the Morgue. where. an inquest will
| be heldto-day.' The deceased was aged 90
| years. a native of ireland, single, ana lived
| at the Santa Rosa Hotel, corner Of Fell and
| Polk streets; =:
| Soon:after the unfortunate ,laborer was
| killed Frank Townsend, the:motorman or
| sengipeer of the car, was arrested on q
charge of manslaughter. As sit was shown
| he was not TO blame for the accident,
| he was released on his own recognlzance by
| order of Judge Love.
| Townsend says that as he approached
! the sewer where the two men were at work
under the track one Of the men sprang out
| and made signal to slaeken the speed -
II did slow up said Townsend. "and l
| did not know that the other man had been
| hurt.until after the car was stopped"
There were two boards. over the trench,
and 1t Is supposed that Connolly Thought
In, when he tried to spring out.
In his excitement he did not notice the
approaching car. :.
The morning call., 1892-09-02

counterfeit money, and stands accused as
the one who sent the package of counterfeit
money through Wells, Fargo 81 Co. TO
Howell.
When confronted with card containing
memorandum, Howell, whose memory on
the subject of meeting Murray was very de-
fective, admitted the interview and testified
that the. meeting was to give Murray an
order to collect $40 due to him.
In regard to. Jones, the man to whom,
Howell claims, tie counterfeit money was
forwarded, the defendant testified that he
had never asked him about the contents of
the packages and Jones had never offered
10 give him any information as to their
contents" -:
Howell also testified that be had not in
formed Sheriff Cunningham OF San Joaquin
County, or any United States officer, that
Matt Jones had given him the package OF
counterfeit coin found in his safe
Mrs. Howell was called as witness, and
c0rrob0rated her hus bands testimony as to
his acting for her as her agentin collecting
rents. -: +. r. ~. -:
Judge Baldwin also testified that Howell
attended to hiswife,s business during the
month of May.
Mr. Garter's opening argument for the
prosecution had closed when an adjourn
ment was ordered until this morning
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;. :: =
Al Broken Reed, Indeed.

This. and no mistake. is the Individual whose
stamina has waned to such a low. ebb. for want Of
an efacent tonic, that no. would certainly topple
Overland fracture something IL bulky subject such
as fat Wife for instance. were TO lean npon him
Build up. We lean, pithless and strengthless with
Hostetters stomach Bitters, which win enable you
to est and digest heartily. and thus acquire flesh.
and vigor. Thefortress of lie Will speedily -eapitu
late to the grim scythe.wielder.-. death, If
you DON'T Nervousness sleeplessness; bptousness
constipation malaria, rheumatic and kidneytroubie
are alt conquerable by this superb restorative Of
health and vigor. In connection with the use of the
Btters it woud:be well for the debilltated Invalid
TO sindy the wants of his enfeebled stomach with
view TO the selection OF the NEST dgestib articles
of diet. -. So
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PRnPosALs.

PROPOSALS FOR THE ANNUAL SUPPLY OF
i STATIONERY FOR THE. u. y. NAVY.-August
Z, ~, l892-Seaed proposals, Endorsed proposals
for Stationery for the u. - Navy, TO be i6pened
september 81 1892" will he received at the Bureau
OF Supplies ana Accounts. Navy Department, wash
iDgton ID. C...untIl l2.o'csock noon September 3,
1892, ana publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
20 furnish the annual supply or stationery at the
yy-yards-Portsmouth, n. H.; Boston. Mass. New
York: League Island, Pa; Washington, ID. c.: Nor
FOLK, Va; Pensacola. Fla; Mare Island. Cal the
Naval Stations. Newport, II. L.; New London. Conn. I;
ksy west Fla. and tho Naval academy. Annapolis,
Nd BLANK forms OF proposals. Will, be furnished
upon application To the Bureau 10 the Commandants
OF the dherent .Nayy-yards,. or TO the Navy Pay
0nices. Tho stationery must In ALI cases conform
to the Navy standard; and pass tie usuat navy In
spectiCn Tie bids, all other things being equal
decided by lot The Department reserves the rig ht
TO waive defects or TO reject any or ali bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government, THUS.
j. LASHIER, Acting Chief of Bureau au3O Tu Fir 1T
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NEW Nv EsTERN HOTEL
The Crawford. Company.
TFRNATIoNAL HOTEL.

: Messrs. Emmerson and Gray, directors Of
the a. Crawford Company. have resigned.
and at recent meeting a new board was
+ erldge, presidents. James w. <WRldie, vice
president; James Palache, James r.. Walsh.
|: and Richard Love. The frstthree named
represent the creditors Of the company and
the last two the estate of the: late A. Craw-
ford Henry GRAY Is the. secIetarY =: -.
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.fDeDts, llOt tAccHtltlS Tue
toilet. Miniature spurs.
for instance. either alone
or. with a ridin g-whir.
are used as brooches and
buckles. Bat now comes
still another idea. Your
bnrseman has q picture
of his best girl ON his
spur. In olden times
gallants never would
have thought. OF thus
lowering their dnlcineas.
but nowadays many
things Of this sort 60 .un :
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THE STOCKTON CoUNTERFEITER.

Howell Admits Having Met the Shipper
of the Spurious Coin. : -
The. trial of NJ. d. Howell for passing
counterfeit money in Stockton occupied the
attention of the United States District
Court throughout yesterday. The greater
part of the day WAS devoted to arigid cross
examination of the defendant by United
States Attorney Garter. The fact was
elected that Howell had met Murray In q
saloon in this city in May last.
Murray is under indictment for passing
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. s;TYPENRIrERs.

ALL PHEyEoys. J. WORLDS *REOoRDs.
It"broS Ell 1851 perfect words written on The
Ca{igrsphh Ilfourat. Saratoga, y. ", July. S92;
average SO words per minute. The 'CalIgraph still
stands at the mead See our rev black and white
Keyboard. .T6fms of sale 10 suit purchaser. CttAS
T.. y Az IOR. ger. gent. l9 Mon gomerY 8. au2l Il
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One OF the. --latest Devices Adopted by
: Devotees OF tho Turf: s:
Sport lovers delight in adopting emhems
either fayorite pursuit for various orna-
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Clara--When George and l are married
I'm to have my own way in everything.
Dora-Guess you WON'T
Clara--Indeed will; that's the bargain.
Don't you remember i told you he proposed
to me in rowboat and asked If I'd float
through life with him just that way?
Dora-Yes.
Cara-Well, he was rowing but l was
steefing.-New York Weekly.
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At late spirituaIistic seance in London
the ghost of Voltaire misplaced his h's and
was unable to understand French.