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The herald., 1893-12-02
AVENUE.
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving viii, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
L California, county of I.os Angeles, IS.
In the matter of the estate OF Albert Herm.
inghaus, deceased
kot1ce is hereby given that Wednesday, the
18th day OF Dec aber, 1888, at 1G o'clock o. m.
OF said day, at tha court room of this court,
Department No. 2, IN the city of Los Angeles ),
county oil Los Angeles, auCs sL6te of California
has been appointed rs the time and place for
hesring the application OF Charles X arpur,
praying that u document now on hle in this
court, purporting 10 be the last Will and tesla
raenL of the said deceased, be admitted to pro
bate, and that letters testamentary be issued
thereon 10 your petitioner at VIII ich time and
ace oil persons Interested therein may ap-
pear aud cont st the same.
Dated December l, 1898
i. Il. WARD, County CLERK.
Bye. W. BLAKE, Deputy.
X. J. Adcock and W. A. Ryan, attorneys for
petitioner. I2.2IOt
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Application for Pardon.

rHO IL. G. DILLON, DISTRICT ATTORNEY
i in and Tor the county of os Angeles, state
of California:
The undersigned hereby notifies you that 1t
is his intention and that he wall apply to- <Ihe
for Louis Etting who was on the 9th day Of
November. A. d. 1892, convicted OF the crime
OF robbery in the superior court OF Los A1gc-
les county, and sentenced to Ave years in the
state prison at San QueuLin.
Dated this 1Ath day OF November, A, D.
1893. H. ETTLING.
11l51m
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East pico street to the point OF beginning; ex-
cepting therefrom all land within said exterior
boundaries contained which is now part or
parcel OF public street or alley and except
ing also the land in section Of this ordinance
described as the land TO be taken for said i'm
provement
SEC .. The street superintendent of said
city is hereby directed to publish notice of
the passage of this ordinance in the Los An
geles Daily HERALD in the manner and for the
time required by law, and to post notice Of
the passage OF said ordinance as required by
law along the line of the. contemplated work.
SEC 4. The city clerk shall. certify to the pas
sage of this ordinance and shall cause it
to be published once in the Los Angeles
Daily HERALD, and thereupon and thereafter 1t
shall take effect and be in force.
thereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was adopted by the council OF the city OF Los
Angeles, at its meeting of Nov. 9th, 1893.
c. A. LUCKENBACH.
City clerk.
Approved this 29th day Of November, 1893.
TE. ROWAN,
1879 1t Mayor
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Notice of Annual Meeting of Mem.
bers for Election of Directors.
1928 lot

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN
IL California, Ia corporation, Los Angeles,
Co. OF Los Angeles, State of California.
Notice is hereby given that the third annual
meeting of the active members OF the above
named corporation will be held at the city
court room of the city of Los Angeles, on West
Second street, in said city, on Monday, the 4th
day OF December, 1898, ut half past r O'Clock
p. m for the election OF seven directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before them.
By order of the board of directors.
l1-l9 Wv J. M. QUINN, Secretary.
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ish1y with peanuts. She didn't like the
monkeys at all, she said, but she thought
the elephants cute.
The child was none other than "Baby
Collins" the Sunshine and joy of the life
Of Lottie Collins, the actress. Miss Col
Inns is really Mrs. Stephen P. Cooney.
"Baby c." as she is called, is now 2i
years old and is her sprightly mother in
miniature. She can dance correct i'm
itation Of "Ta-ra-ra" and do lot of
other pretty steps. Philadelphia Record.
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Notice of Sale of Franchise.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ council OF the city OF Los Angeles has re-
ceived an application for a franchise for the
construction and operation OF a street rail-
way track over the route hereinafter described.
And that the said city council will on the LIST
day of January, 1894, and up to IL o'clock a. M
OF said day, receive and open sealed proposals
for the purchase OF a franchise described as
follows, towit:
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Notice to the Public.

DN SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1893, THERE WAS
~ les. at the ranch of Z. Il. Guger known as
Wilmington, one grey mare, aged about 8
year,, nearly Is hands high; also a Dhaeton
aud set of harness, both DID, She was left on
come some distance, whose description is as
follows: Heiehth, about feet inches: prob
ably 35 years old. 1t was apparent that tn q
man waa not in his right mind, az he left and
has noL been seen since Any friends or &C.
quaintanee' wishing further Information will
call at above place and claim properly nd nay
charges G. Z, GUGER
lz-z 81 wilt
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Notice to Depositors.

rv,HE MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND
i Trust Company herewith gives notice that
who have given notice to withdraw their
funds, and which notices ex pire during the
months OF November and Decem DER, 1898.
M AIN-ST. SAVINGS BANK q TRUST 90
Nv WAcHTEL, Cashier. 1l22 I'm
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zola on France pnt.~Germany.

While in London NJ. Zola was inter
viewed by the correspondent of the Co
logne Gazette on the relations between
France and Germany M. Zola said:
Though am not exactly a politician
I can assure you Of one thing, and that
is that no one in France desires war.
In no circumstances shall we take the
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Notice to DepOsit0rs.

rF>HE SECURITY SAVINGS BANK AND
i Trust company herewith give notice tiat
1t is prepared 10 pay on demand all dep0silors
funde, End which notices expire during the
months of November and Deoerlber, 1898.
ll-23 limo J. r. sART0RI, Cashier.
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Notice to Depositors.

TIME SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTHERN CAL
L iiornia herewith gives notice that it Is pre-
pared to pay on demand ali depositors who
nave given notice to withdraw their funds and
which notices expire during tho months of
November and December, 1898.
ll-23 I'm J, H. BRALEY. President
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Notice to Dep0siLors.

TINE LOS ANGELHs SAVINGS BANK
i herewith gives notice that 1t Is prepared
to pay on demand ali depositors. who have
which notices expire during the months OF
Noyem ber and December, 1893.
LOS ANGELES SAYINGS BANK.
BvW. M. CAeWELL, Cashier ll-2l I'm
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Notice to DepOsit0rs.

TyHE GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
i herewith gives noGce that it Is preps-sd to
pay On demand all depositors who have given
notice to withdraw their funds, and which
notice expires during the months of November
and Deceniber, 1893. MOSES N. AVERY,
1lt23 I'm Cashier.
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His Role.

Little Billy came in one afternoon
from an assembly of the children of the
neighborhood with his clothes pierced
above and below with great many lit
tie holes. "For PHYS sake" exclaimed
his mother, ''what has happened to you?"
"Oh," said Billy, Hwe've only been play
ing grocery store, and everybody was
something in it. Twas the Swiss cheese"
--Argonaut,
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The Gosiing's Request.
"Pray do not weep, o Gosling dear"
Said kind old DR.. Quack.
"Your mother will be well again
Before daylight comes back"

'Boo-hoo, boo-hoo, That's why weep,"
Said Gosling tearfully.
"For she has said when she is well
She's going TO punish me.
$50, doctor, do your level best;
Prescribe the things you know
Are sure 10 keep her here until
I've had chance to grow"
-Harper's Young People.
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Unde deYeloped.

'My muvver, she's French, she is, but
I'm English, an SOS my farver."
''An what's yer little sister,"
"Dunno--ahe can't talk et."-Judy.
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Notice of Street Work.

/ on Monday, the 18th dav of November A. d.
1898, the council of the city of Los Angeles
did at its meeting on said day. adopt an ordi-
nance OF intention, numbered 1923 (new Sc
ries), to have the following work done, to-wit;
That q cement sidewalk six feet in
width be constructed along the west side of
said
BURLINGTON AVENUE,
From the southerly curb line of Seventh
street to the northerly curb line of Ninth
street excepting such portions OF said street
between said points along which Fl ce-
ment or asphalt sidewalk has been constructed
and accepted) aid sidewalk to be constructed
in accordance with specifications on file in the
office OF the city clerk, said specifications being
numbered twelve.
Reference is hereby made to the said ordi-
nance OF intention for further particulars.
d. A. WATSON,
Street Superintendent
By +. C. HANNoN, Deputy. 1l-2S st
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Mayor
Any person presenting sealed proposals for
the purchase of said franchise shall inclose
Herewith q certified check for 10 per cent of
the amount bid by him for said franchise
The purchaser of said franchise will be re-
quired to pay the full amount OF the purchase
price therefor into the city treasury of said CITY
before the publication of the ordinance grant
ing the same.
G. A. LUCKENBACM,
1l-2S lot City Clerk.
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12-22t
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ton from q letter written TO Mrs. Geo.
II. Mead, wife OF one OF the Ann
Arbor uuiver5iiy professors, by mem
Ter Of the family 100 Hawaii. This IL
tue quotation nom the icti1..
"lus Wills told me herself how
ofwhclmoI with surprise they were
si finding the community here equal,
10 not FAR ahead ul any city o. the
size in America iu culture, refinement,
.iC, why, you have no idea,' she
saii, col the dense Ignorance that exists
in Amctics he REGARD GO these Islands
] told Mr.. WINS that Mrs. Dole was %
lady who would grace She White
llUuis quite as well ns the lady who
now reilrs there, or auy other, aDd
that ia saying n good DEAL
ont Wills said as much and more,
showing how BJr0nrly ne vas im-
pressed with tie character Of the
people In power. IT, WIS lei TO DO.
lieye that lew low class whites and
'btuchc mbcrs' had done nll THE buei.
uels VI uvofluruing tho quccn'e gov
eminent"
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BRIEF 1ELrGHAMs.

The impeachment TRIAL Of Chief
Harris begins tomorrow ai = pm, says
a diiysloh from raltquohi /. II.
Albert Monr1y, prince Of FoImo'a,
committed fulcide ut tho Hotel rim
ucIi, by sh0oang himsUiL
IL understood that crIspi proposes
reduction OF 100000 iifo Ia the
army, 1000, 900 Ia the navy aud TO-
uOU,OuO In other departments.
Ecuador aud Poiu have accepted the
offer VI Colombia uB mediator anu the
boundary dispute vii be settled With
out WAT
A second verdict against the city VI
New Orleans on account Of the Italian
lynchiugs on March 49, 1891, was rem
ittuI today, amounting 10 5000.
Tho Meyer trial, New York, mas been
adjourned until Monday on account OF
the condition Of Juror Low, who Is sut
irring from acute domeutin.
An attachment for $3.50, 600 was h.
sued t0d1y against the big New Gofh
Lilo fusurhucc building, 10 satisfy th'
claim Of NJ. 3. Snilcu, general hgon
TOT Minnesota, North Dakota ant
Montana.
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ENGLISH NAVAL FORCES,
Gladstone Makes a Vigorous Speech
for tho Government.
Io shows that grest Hriiain H. SIN at
the Head of the European
powcrs, on thr sea

LoSpoS, Dec. l0.-In the commons
Lord George Hamilton, former first
lord oithc admiralty la the Salisbury
government, provoked battle royal
between the liberals and conservatives
by a motion Tor immediate considofa.
tiOu Of motion 90 make COu'
siderable addition 20 the strength Of
the British navy, aud 10 ask the gov.
etnmcnt 90 state IL intention Ia regard
10 the navy. Hamilton declared that
thu motion was not Inspired by party
objects.
Gladstone accepted the challenge,
anu responded with n great speech,
which showed that he hrd lost none NJ
his 0ld.time vigor uud force. He
moved an amendment 10 the effect
that the house relies Onthe responsible
ministers Of tho crown 10 make nuu.
| qugtu provision tor the empire; urged
| cat Lord HamiltOna mJiiDn was
| practically vote OF cBLHITp, anu
tue object was 10 Ovoriurn the govern.
mont.
England could complete a iirs.-class
wafship In three years, against four
years required by France. England
/ iNA hNNNANNh NANksNNAHN NNAINN NtNNHl
against fourteen b. FraUcUand Rus
sia combined. Eitnt OF the French
and Russian ships were Of tue wooden
type, already discarded by England
The latter has 572,O tons OF hghuIr
ships. France nuu Russia combined
had ouly 3ls,OOJ tons. The British
ships were larger ana more powerful
| II Britain built 40 more ships unit
1891, her tonnage would siill be- greater
than France ana Russia, YET IN,
| government Intended "A still further
Increase Ia tho strength OF the Britihh
navy.
Gladstone expressed hope that IN,
house would not SGT "a bal example
and marshal tho party forces on th'
great question Of imperial defence
There was cheering nj his conclusion
Balfour, conservative leader, denied
Gladstone's tAunt that the opposition
was trying 10 make party capital GU
4 the naval debate. La the futur,
naval combat, Britain would have 4
fight opponents who stake nothing OF
the result, while England stakes all.
! Finally, Lord George HAmillOn'
| motion was rejected by vote Of 22i Il
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TuE sENArE

WAsHINdroS, ID. G., Dec. l0.-The
expected Senate discussion Oh the
Presideups message WIS avrfiCd by
HOBt, whose motion 10 reief The mes.
age and accompanying documents 10
tho committee on foreign rotations f.
The pending question before the senate,
yielding % berry and PETER.
The bret named Addressed the Senate
iu advocacy Of the bill 10 repeal the
Federal election laws, while Poiltr
argued in favor OF the bill introduced
~ him yesterday apptopiiaiiug money
UfimmudiatB use In relieving want
and dcatitutiun throughout the Cgu.-
Wy.
The Senate was iu executive session
about an h1ur engaged iu au effort %
clUan up the nominations calendar
before the holidays, seventy .cight
nominations were confirmed.
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ST. Louis, No., Dlc. ia special
To- tue HeUu5lc from New Orleans:
The agents OF Wells.FafgO's Express
ssy the express car in winch Messcn-
grr Rlchagdsou was killed. was not
robbed ami thu company did not lose "A
cent. Richardson had a gold watch
on him at the time Of the murder,
which the robbers did not disturb. The
opinion Of the express officials b. that
k.phuriaon was either Killed by some
private enemy, or that the robbers,
after killing him, were intrrtuptel iu
tue robbery by the tralu stopping nt
Dayton, which IL AN unusual Thing.
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LONDON, Dec. ia Dispatch 10
the TtYifs from Parts says. The cham.
Der, by vote OF 2l6 10 -Is, has an
uullud tue election Ui \iu1mie
Hughes, deputy FOR slslcrun, who de-
fua.od General MacAdafas, who Il
natuialzed Iriahmau aud a
Republican. IL ContUulCi that call
umnies were circulated during the
clsctloucerlng 10 tho effect that Mac
Adwa was Que OF the flwliE Park
murderer, ahd IL 10 claimed shat these
calumnies vlualud the Ucugra's cleo
linn
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nrs. shores s. Shores will bo pleased 10 zee
al' iht old patients who have boon going Co Che
FORMER uir"a uI tUU Zion Medical Institute. no
tlclr new of'sua boo Che Harmon nIu.h. 10 lAat
Second south HrCHt tuit lH'u tItN also iuN
many new ones vino have been J01tHWu 'At'ug
placing lhruFnINUa UnuU treatment before
January ]. iu order Go take ADVANTAGE % ihv 3
month rate Cor treatment HuH UulI.Iuu iUI
MI diseases DIRE rUufyt s. shores have DIE
WAYS made uIacurv OF SWING che Hrat treat.
Wuut free, lu oHIHT tl demonstrate thUIf auUuI.
lpr gtiIl loo treating wish "a mild aud soothing
method,
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a DAKOTA TRAGEDY
: rsts Of Rejected Love, ,iurder aud
suicide.

SIOUX CEY, Dec. ia journal
apccial from NulmilliUu, b. d. Kate
5tsiani had boon keupng company
with "5huuy" BlbCoCk 10 Burbank,
vii age twelve miles from here, but
at the request u her mother broke Oh
the relationship. Today Babcock
drove up TO the millinery store where
thu WIS employed AMI said hur mother
was sick ami bad suut him 10 take her
home. She refused 10 40 unless hur
irleud, Dolly HUmphili, also went
Aiis8 HVmphill consented, and the
three got into d sleigh aud drove out Of
the village toward the Stoigni farm.
On the road BnbCOck shot Miss Hemp.
hill dead, and turned tho pia,1l UPON
Miss Stuiani, who escaped instant
death by crawling under the sleigh
scat, though receiving Two dangerous
wounds Ia hcg breast BabcOck then
shot himself, dying Instantly,
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men 30 take their seats, declaring
that he would hear no gentleman un.
100 he had formally discharged HI
uty by decision up1u the point Of
.aur.
Tbs speaker thou delivered his de-
.lsiou anu referred the resolution 20
the committee on foreign allaits.
Bouteilo Immediately appealed from
he decision OF the chair, aud No.
'rcBry moved 90 lay the appeal on
Tao JaUlo. The motion prevailed, $50
To- So.
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goa. The result was followed by loud
cheering from tbs liberals.
Mr. Gladstone's amendment, TO the
OBJECT that the house Of commons re-.
lies upon the minister OF tho crown
90 submit fitting proposals. in due time
Tor STRENGTHENING tile navy, or, ~ other
words, that the house mas confidence
I'm the government, was adopted With
out division, causing more cheering
from the liberals
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DENVER, Colo, Dec. l0,--Governor
Waite today announced that no would
not issuo call Tor an extra session oil
the Legislature tomorrow, ~ previously
announced. lie will wait until otter
the business mems meeting, called Tor
rhunday, 10 consider matlcra relating
10 the extra session, aud 10 Is under.
stood he Will be- guided 70 great vX-
tent by tho resolutions they may pn's,
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90 have boon troubled for the last nftocn
years with yaNuhUf tnr head and bronchial
tulgf. Ny aYmpi1mH were pains over thr yl -,
uuHp stopped uU. throat Huru aud iunHWrdt
hawking aud HpltHnE. anu shooting pains
across tuo host, and t1rUuuta Of the bronchial
tuurs, all of which caused uc Nufy much uus
uuNhurrs
20 applied 90 Drs. shores s. shores Tor truat.
mout aud placed myself under 80 olrrurr about
three months sFl, 1ud nov hm convinced /
ON Uurgu, Hs not one Of my former annoying
symptom hAH returned. Any one WlHlNuE
90 Do further convinced ot tho truth ut The
above ftatumUnu call on me.
-. 1lMMuN-, General Agent,
BAnktrf Alliance Insurance Co,
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BERLIN, Dec. lg.-rhe new anti.
anarchist law provides imprisonment
and ponal sorvilude for people who In
cite 6ibrr8 TO use exploslyCa Persons
ouud IN tho possts,iou Of chemicals
Ior use as expllsives Tor evil purposes
are liable 10 fifteen years imptIslu-
meut, anu persons causing explosions
from ten y,ars to penal scfviiuds for
ftH.
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pnEsIDrNrIAL sOuINATIuN4.
Some OF Thcm no Not suit senator
tiiti.

WAsHiNGTOS, Dec. l9.-rno Pres
10 tho Senate; Wayne MoNoagh VI
Pennsylyania, nmbassnior 10 l,aly.
John p. IRISH OF California, naval
officer, San Francisco.
James IL. F0rney, idaho, Unitei
States attorney for the district Of
Idaho.
When the appointment list was
handed Senator Hin, he exclaimed:
"What, have not all the MugwumIH
been provided for ye,9"
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JActlsUNvuLLE, Flo, Dc. lo.-The
city council Of Jacksonville, passed
Au ordinance permitting glove con'
tcsis, with fvC-nuuCe gIOvcs, Tor an
unlimited number Of rounds. A license
Of sg5 IN required. The chief OF police
h TO tupetviHe the afair
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BARCELONA, Dec. lo.-Oi the six
auarchists who sworc 10 nveuge pallas,
five have already been arrested, and
viii he court martialed. a feeling Of
alarm is rapidly extending throughout
the city. Most Of the theaturs are
closed, aud trade lie completely para.
lyEpi,
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mrs. shores oud shores srs tie con-
smiling Mss sicinns, successors Co
Drs. Tnusncid and Bissctt a sur
gicAi department. - added, mailing
the combination OF tho Zion Hcdi.
col aud surgical Institute
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M onEsArEAIlE I'D oIno.

NEw YOm,, Dec. l0.-Announcs.
ment was made by Q. T.. Huntington
today that he had sold the control Of
the Chesapeake, Ohio d Southwestern
to the Illinois Central.
Huntington said today; 81 have
sold my holdings In the Chesapeake.
OHIO Is Southwestern for about
5000, OUO."
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Let it be Remembered

That prs. shores and shores
Not only treat aud cure Cat1rrh,
uut th0y treat AMI cure asthma,
And they trUAt aud cure rurumatiHu,
And they treat aud cure bronchitis.
ana they treat AMI cure lung ruubIcft
AHf thUy neat and CufH catarrhal deafness,
and thHy treat aud euro sore eyes.
Aud they treat anu euro Htiu diseases,
AMI they treat ana euro nervous diseases
Ana thoY troa ana cure homorthuidH ana nl
rectal troubles.
AUD thgy treat and cure 40 durable female
Diseases.
Ihlt lhcy tr0at and euro 40 diseases Iy mail
Their question circulars describe each tFlps
tUu lu fuIl Patients treated by mail ut mo
same rate a. those who come 90 The uiNnr, only
o. month, send 60 ia stamps f1r question
circular,
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THE RAILROADS.

the Guif aud tho Union Pacinc.-A
Road Sold.
DENVER, Dec. l0.-lteceiver Ander.
son Oi the Union Pacific, Ia an inter.
view, said. at Is u mistake 70 take
the Gull away from the Union Pacific
and no onu will be especially bene
fitted, In my opiul0n," lie intimated
that the three Union Pacific receivers
could have been trusted 10 look after
the Interests Of the entire system.
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So a Month for Treatment and NJd,.
cine, Apply Before January isi,
CATARRH is CURED
~ mrs. shores aud shores, ~ the
statement given below by NJ. rim
nous cienris sbow.i

ME- u rimmoHs. % we'll known iaautsHrc
man. Dec lDug thy general Fluut uf iHU lluk
prf' Alliance ut California, places hHu Iu tNe
lf rtnhf among insurance mon. Doc ruuNtr
sutIIu with Che wuirr De- relates thN following
words % praise OF uH. shores & suutUs said
Hr.
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CmlrAan l.LEctinNs.
rhc Democratic Candidate John a.
Hopkins Chosen.

CHICAGO, Dec. lg.--In the special
election fuf mayort 10 hll the uuoNpirg d
term o. Garter a.. HARRISON, John r.,
Hopkins, Democratic candidate was
elected, over George B. Swift. Rupub.
hcIu, by maj nifty % 1881. Total
vote: Hopkins (DemUurD ll2,7OOi
swift tRtpubIican), ltl,3l% BuEins
tSocihiist.lnboD, l,6i7i Wakrlcy lPeo'
plU'H 5ilvufl, Sl1
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gporIaluesi An dlscasel Of tho Bye, Ear,
Nosr. Throat ard Lungs, Female, utciAl anu
new nainlcss, safe aud certain. Our own
method.
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no DuTon nlNDnoLprRs.

LONDON, Dec. l9.-Thc Financial
NeiCs has an interview with Boise
vain, who has gone 10 Amsterdam 10
confer with the Dutch bouuhulirrs In
the matter OF tho Union Pacific rsor-
ganiEatlun. He said he believed II
would be- possible to arrive at an
amicable and fair understanding with
the government ON the Union Pacific
matter during the present session OIL
Congress,
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