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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-23
ukiah,s Sewer Bonds.

UKIAH. Feb. pat late hour last night
the City Council responded to the voice of
the people. who had been quietly polled
and raised the amount of the sewer bonds
issued from $4,000 to S600
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Anarchists Arrested.

ROME. Feb. 22.-Twenty anarchists have
been arrested on suspicion of having been
implicated in causing dynamite explosions
here during the last year. s. bomb ready
for use was found in the room of one of
them.
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Jules Ferry Chosen.

PARIS, Feb. 22.-The Republican men,
bers of the Senate met to-day to select
candidate for chairman of the Senate, the
position left vacant by the resignation of
NJ. Leroyer NJ. Jules Ferry was chosen.
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VIII Succeed Dayitt.

LONDON. Feb. % The election to ill the
vacancy from the northern division OF
Meath, caused by the unseating OF Michael
Davitt, anti-Parnellte. resulted in the re-
turn OF Glhney, anti ti-Parnelite.
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KILLED BY A LIMB.
Fatal Accident to a Woodchopper.
Near Fort Bragg.

FORT BRAGG. Feb. 22.-John Wallace, q
timber-faller, was engaged in chopping a
large tree in the woods here to-day, when
limb fell from the top, striking his head.
He died after he was brought TO town.
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MEXICO'S POSITION.
She Wants Benavides or She Wants
Some Money!.

GALVESTON, Feb. 22.-The News special
from San Antonio says: Ex-Attorney-
General McEeary, special counsel for the
Mexican Government in the extradition
proceedings against ReYOlutionist Bena-
yides. stated to-day to a rep orter that unless
the United States granted the demand for
the extradition of Benavides. the Mexican
Government would make a demand for in
demnity for the loss of life and property
sustained in the reYolutionists' attack upon
San IrnaciO
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MET HIS MATCH.
A Night Operator Who Refused to Be
BIuffed,

lola, kans., Feb. 22.-At O'clock this
morning an armed man came into the din
ing-room Of the Santa Fe depot. smashed
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the glass and said to night operator William
T. Tyler, Throw up your hands" The
operator jumped for his revolver and shot
the man in the head, mortalIy wounding
him.
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Carpeufer Cleared.

ASTORIA. Or. Feb. 22.-The case Of L. C..
Carpenter of San Francisco. an outcome OF
the Danus Norris shanghaing episode, has
been dismissed.
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MILLS OF TEXAS.
lie Thinks Annexation Should Be
Discussed Openly.

DISCuSStu UptnIy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The Senate in
executive session to-day considered the
hawaiian treaty. Morgan made strong
plea for annexation, and Mills of Texas was
opposed to the present ratification of the
treaty. lie insisted that question of such
Importance should not be discussed behind
closed doors, but should be fully and freely
discussed by the press and the people.
The herald., 1893-05-22
srAvrov AppoTr.

Auliffe In the roped arena and wrest from
him his long held laurels as lightweight
champion Of the world. AS McAuliffe is
always willing to defend his title and as
Austin Gibbons Andy Bowen, Jack Burke
Of Texas and Billy Myer are all anxious to
meet Abbott, he will without doubt soon
have an opportunity to show what he can
do before an American audience Abbott
claims to be the lightweight champion Of
England, and match between Abbott and
Worlds Champion McAuliffe will be most
interesting international battle.
This is the second English pugilist who
claims to be the lightweight champion OF
England, and who has comet to this country
inside of year. Dick Burge was the first,
and his mission here was to meet Jack Nc
Aulifte. Abbott thinks that he will be
more successful than Burge, for he can get
down to McAuliffes weight Obs pounds)
very easily.
Abbott has the appearance Of being more
Of 1os-pound man than lightweight.
He is a well built fellow, with dark COM
plexion. He is described as being hard
hitter, a good general and a clever boxer.
He thinks that MeAuliffe will give him a
chance to meet hir and il very confident
that the various fighting clubs viii offer a
suitable purse for his services.
The herald., 1893-05-22
sANrA ANA.

a Young rough in Serious TEbuble.
rsws Notes.
SANTA ANA, May 2i.-sundsy Is al
wsys 4 quiet day in this city, but today
has beon especially so. The churches
we're all largely attended, interesting
services bsink held Ia ehgh.
Baker, she young tough who enticed
Lille Dawson away from her home in
this city for immoral purposes, will
pfobsbIy have lively time OF II before
he cats out Of his rseket. MIR. Dawson,
the father Of the wsyward girl Is on the
wsgpath aud will prosecute the man 10
tie fullest extent Of the law.
Mics Nancy Waite Is visiting friends
Ia this city,
Work will soon be commenced on the
telephone line between this city and
Westminster.
r. M. DUNCAN was up from Lagunn
Beach today, and informed the HERALD
representative that the new hotel being
built ct that place was nearly conn
pleted.
During the past week the real estate
sales in this city have amounted to over
$25 900. a
People are already commencing to
leave for the beach.
A. J. Crookahank OF Riverside spent
Sunday Ia this city.
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RRpoNpo..

Shipping Arrivala end Daparf6feH-Lo-
cal Affairs.
REboNDe BEACH, May 21.--Tbe steam.
er RosAlie, Capt. Bonifeld. took out q
party Of excufhionists today for Santa
Monies snk Pert Los Angeles, leaving
this port at 80 p, m. As her hour OF
departure had not been generally under
stood, a good many people failed to
make the trip today, but 125 passengers
got away on the white steamer for an
enjoyable sail Of three hours on Santa
Monica bay. The Rosalie reached Re-
dUhdo on her return at o'clock p. m.
The steamer Santa Cruz, Capt. Mich
olsoh, reached her berth at Redondo
wharf at 2 80 p. m. today landing con-
signmeht Of live hogs. She proceeded
south at 8 80 p. m. bound for San Pedro.
On her return north tomorrow che will
take in cargo OF grain at Port Los
Angeles.
The steamer Los Angeles, Capt. Lee
land, will leave Redondo port on her
Hchedule time, 6 80 p. M, with twenty
Eve tons OF merchandise and good pas
senger list for San Francisco.
Captain Stepscn and his crew OF hardy
NorHemen have lately uneRrthed the
old craft known as the Viking, which
has lain embedded in the sand long
time, some distance south Of the Re-
dondo bath house. The Viking has
been resuscitated, renovated and refit-
ted, and will be mustered into the SER
vice of Neptune on Salt Water day, May
28th, under the command OF Captain
Stepson with his crew.
The baseball game played yesterday
at the Chsrtauqua grounds between the
Tufts-Lyon club OF Los Angeles and the
Young Redondoe resulted in score of
IL to in favor Of the Tufts-Lyon team.
Today has been lovely and serene and
large crowds from the city were down
enjoying themselves variously along the
beach. Upwards of 1000 pleasure
seekers were visitors by tbs two rail-
ways.
This mornings arrivals st Hotel Re-
dondo: DR.. Champion. Mrs. p. B.
Baker. United States army; r. e. Eddy,
A. Is. Hammond, Montana; Miss
Frances Hawks, E. Fl. 0'Melvsny, Mr..
and Mrs. Rose, Miss Della Burns, LoE
Angeles A. M. Weram. Mr. and Mrs,
II. @. Talk, Oakland; f. ". Stroud, r.
| l.. Uurant. Seattle.
The herald., 1893-05-22

The girl was fair. Soft blae her eyes
% the skies, and pink and white her
cheeks as the mountain peaks as sunrise,
ana golden light her hair as the MOON
light hir.
All, she was very fair.
Uncrowned save by her tossing tresses,
she stood facing the east, and the sun
came and kissed her.
Kissed her long and lovingly.
Her mother saw her there and called
to her.
'sIset me hnger here, dear mother"
pleaded the faif being. "'The air is SO
sweet, the fragrance Of tho flowers SO
rich. The skies above me are SO tenderly
blue, and, mother dear, ] feel as If I
were little queen standing hero in tho
glorious reign Of the sui."
The mother appeared at the door
'Fudgei" she exclaimed. "You ought
to have sense enough to come in out Of
that SORT Of a reign. Don't you know
you'll be freckled worse thsn q turkey
eggY'
And heavy black cloud rose up and
swiped the sun across the face. -Detroii
Free Press.
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Somebody has unearthed o book writ
ten by Bartholomew Anglicus about
1850, Of which one of the most amusing
chapters Is on the children Of his day.
OF these he writes. ''They dread no
perils more than beating with rod, and
they love.an apple more than gold and
make na1re sorrow and woe for the loss
Of an apple shan for the loss Of heri-
tage. They desire all that they see and
pray and ask with voice and with hand.
They keep no counsel, but they tell all
that they hear and see. Suddenly they
laugh, and suddenly they weep. Always
they cry and iangie and jape; that UNI
meth they DO still whiIe they sleep. When
they be- washed Of 9th, anon they defle
themselves again. when their mother
washeth and cornbeth them, they kick
and sprawl and put with feet and with
hands, and withstand with all their
might" All Of which sounds very mod
ern and up to date. 49,
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SANTA MONICA.

A Great Crowd OF visitors Overrun the
Place.
SANTA MoNtoA, May 81. The perfect
day brought down such crowd that it
taxed the raiiroad companies to properly
handle them, they net looking for such 8
swarm Of pleasure seekers thus early in
the season. The visitors literally took
possession Of every part Of town and
beach and during bathing hours made
AT 6u5 Hlarry -E0-rcuIfu tue MUS OneH
did the rush act and drove out the child
ish men and women who generally ride
for at leaet once.
All the hotels are crowded tonight.
this being especially the case at the
jackson, Bellevue Cottage and Lawrence.
At the csflon the rush was fully as
great as at tha town and beach
il at times not larger. The pic
turssque resort of Emile Nouvarins.
where the barbecue was given, being
made headquarters by all from which
they rusmed in twos ~nd larger num-
bers about the canon visiting the for
restry station and other points of inter.
est. At the barbecue there were four
atesrs cooked with salad as only Emil
con make it to sharpen up the appetite
Wnen lb seemed to tEii.
At the wharf found the same crowd.
ed condition of affairs, and it seemed as
II all Shnlsnd we're there as well ss ct
the canon and beach, the mile-iong pier
being black with them, and both sides
being lined with anglers, who enjoyed
unusually good fishing. II was hard to
estimate the crowd. there being between
eight and ten Thousand, with not an ac-
cidsnt nor g disturbance reported up TO
8 P, m. at police headquarters.
The hourly service between the canon.
wharf and Santa Monica was liberallv
patronizad. Would it not be a good
idea for the Southern Pacific to put on a
haii-heurly service on Sundays to trans
port the crowd?
The closing OF the Arcadia bath house
was nlisl9ftuus yesterday to the own.
ers rs well az the public.
One gang Of sherpsrs put in an sp-
pesrancs, but were told TO leave town
early and aeted on the suggestion.
There is a committee OF citizens hare
determined TO rid the town OF the pres
ehce of such gentry.
Tho various cycling clubs were out in
great force.
Mrs. Stewart was overrun with visi-
tors al day st Bellevue cottage, the gui-
sine being of the finest order.
The steamer RosaIie did not visit ms
Saturday becauFe the Santa Rosa mo-
nopoizsd the wharf st Port Loa Angeles.
1t would take a dozen Santa Rosss to
ebut out shy other boat.
Veteran SMmpson with his Santa
CLAUS stomach was among tbs throng,
jolly as usual.
Or. and Mra. White were noticed din
ingat Eckeft q Hopi's.
II locked to en- observer as il the en-
tire force OF tbs Southern Pseifi8 officials
aud employees were at tho f5saoh.
Gen. Hewitt recogniz8d old aeuuaint-
ancss aHhs strolIed about town.
This charming Misses Alice sind Mabel |
Petit, OF Chcinnati, o., were the CEN
ira figures OF 4 merry group.
Vic Hopt Was seen eecofting enc OF
Angel town s lair DAUGHTERS.
The herald., 1893-05-22

AN Offer Nor no BE gG0RKE1
I'VE guarantee to ct,re any of th,
earlier Stages Of cossss,7y'tson. Lon.
years Of experience in the sale Of On
Piarce's Golden Medical Discover,
enables US to promise this. It is
medicine that doesn't fail It strike
at the root of the trouble.
We refund the money in any casa
where it doesn't benefit or cure.
Consumption lis a scrofulous affec-
ton Of the lungs. A lood-taint.
The surest way to get rid of scrof-
ula is to cleanse the blood-to purge
it Of all impurities. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is the
most potent blood-cleanser on earth.
It restores the strength and builds
up the system. 1t cures all bron-
chial, throat and lung affections,
asthma, weak lungs and splitting Of
blood, severe lingering coughs, and
similar ailments--by purifying the
blood.
It is the cheapest blood-purife,
because it is the best.
We pay you your money back j
it fails to cure you.
You're absolutely sure of getting
good value for your outlay.
Gould you ask more?
The herald., 1893-05-22


ar, hnssssa1sza nsroF ssirIco hv could swing an
oar. In 1889 Ryan first atsrapted attention
by winning with Edward Dafnan the anna
teur senior double scull, nmpionships OF
Canada. Other notable victories followed
in 1885, 1886 and 1887, and at Chaubauqua
In 1887 Ryan finished second to Curhett for
the championship. In 1883 Ryan retorted
by defeating Corbett at Toronto, but not in
a race.for the championship of the National
Association of Amateur Oarsmen. This
championship Ryan won for the first time
at Saratoga last August, and he still holds
the title. The N. A. A. o. regatta will be
held this year at Detroit Aug. o and 10.
Ryan is an athletic looking young man,
5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing l50
pounds. He is confident OF winning against
the British experts, and his work abroad
will be watched with interest by oarsrien
on this side.
The herald., 1893-05-22

While gentleman was at his Office
desk a day or two ago, enc Of these dis
reputable reaches ran across the paper
on which he was writing. He tipped il
against the wall with his finger, and il
bounded back on the desk, lighting upon
it's back. It remained 1notionless for
some time until 1t recovered from the
shock and then endeaTored to get upon
its feet again, but in vain. Smaller
reaches passed by their PROSTATE brother.
evidently withoutnoticing it. but D larger
one came along pretty soon, stopped;
went over to the one thst lay upon its
back, straddled across it, and giving it
quick jerk with it's forelegs landed it
deftly upon its feet, and the two disap=
peared over the edge Of the desk.--In-
dianapolis News. SS
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for the reason that each organization oocu-
pies Ga entirely different field, as ono ID FOR
PROFESSIONALS only, while amateurs alone
may contest in the races OF The other
Mr.. Bunnell is q Philadelphian and a
man well known in cycling circles. BE
hiss been prominent in Pennsylvania t. A.
W. work, and the Office Of referee IL by no
mems a new ono to him. lie will preside
at tho meets of the National Cycling asso-
citation, and his decision ia disputed mat
tsfs Will be law. Mr.. Blsnnell will sever
his numerous relations with the i. A. W
md devote his entire time to this new
office, which pays salary of a, COO per year
sAd expenses.
The herald., 1893-05-22

ssIn ell essentials OF human inter
cotrse, like attracts like. It is the cry
for sympathy, which someone says is an
intellectual weakness. Like also at
tracts unlike, ON q principle sometimes
mysterious, but commonly ss simple as
that of any omnnercc-which gives
what it has to get what it has not.
Whatever widens our experience and
extends our range, that helps us to find
possible peoples" writes Henry p. Rob-
inson, in the May New Peterson.
"Why are there not more ideal folk ?
Because oonventionalism, the social
forces, you and /, crush them out Con-
slider at what expense the man who 10
odd maintains his rare invaluable fac
ulty OF being odd. Every day Of human
intercourse evsns it down, till it ia lost
in the dead level Of the multitude.
Oddness ia originality in the crude, too
scarce and priceless an srticle to be
swallowed up in forms and fashions.
''Oh. We possible ideal people, fol
you we are forever locking and to what
shifts we are put to find y6u
sGdlliver founded an ideal race by
caricaturing his own. Crusoe betook
him to his happy, lonely island. More
set up an impossible Utopia. We wor.
ship craven images OF Washingtons. and
Napoleons, and philandsf after ideals in
novels, where mothers find fanciful
named for their prosy childeA. We
would fam take up knight-errantry
and roam over the world after ideal folk.
| We think, finally, we must needs 60 te
| fairly. land to find them.
'sTut tut The only possible people
are those around us, and we return tc
these real folk. They, with their attrac
tions and rspulsiens and indiffefences
/ are ours.u
The herald., 1893-05-22
A Hope,ess Caae.

Lady What is the matter with my
husband?
Doctor-I cannot be sure yet. Have
you noticed him doing anything unusual
lately?
NLet me see. Well, last evening in
stead Of lighting his cigar the moment
hewlett the table, he walked into the
library and put on his smoking jacket,
smoking cap and slippers before Begin
ming to smoke"
"Humi My, myi''
sand later on, when he wrote a letter,
he wiped the pen on a penwiper."
'Horrorsl It's paresisl'--New York
Weekly.
The herald., 1893-05-22

Some interesting tests have been re-
Gently made to decide the relative illu-
ininating power Of the arc and Che in
candeseent lamp. One company which
has 100 incaiideseent lamps from s eau
die power to SEQ candle power and six
arc lamps Of 2, 600 nominal candle power
on It's extensive premises finds that each
arc lamp tested Eliminates an area Of
5000 square yards and absorbs one horse
power, and chat each 300 CANDID power
incandeBeent lamp illuIninBaes afi area
of 900 yards SAD ahs5fbs ono horsepower.
st. Louis CsIobs-Denaeerat "
The herald., 1893-05-22

'ewhat, prettyi--shef wish thet brown skin
And hair pale brown the cheek too thin;
Gray oycs~Eafe syesS webb have iteo~.
ThaS'a one good poiut; but nretsya-has sa
And nine in ten would pass her by.''
"Fatth. tnAt. I'D be the'tenths quoth l. 2 .st /.
Clever? Aot Ahei Do what Won list
she's tho daIi deg t1iat li1ks your nst;
Or Gully casvef tpdtvias
A fnanse least III By the least sign
Like nasays, eeuthes enc knosss not Yhy."
Here's genius past all wit" qabti L
"But Rnods Partionl By those calm looks
She's iehrnsd IN hymns aud cookery books.
MA4e fur b aViflGtaH ~groEa pner pains
Win swell tue greet worlds 9esEoral gains,
uncouhfed, as th4 ye4fs rtS By"
HlJever, Il i6ve NAxls i8vsln fhrkiEhtS.
Dora n. Goodalo In Homcfnalsof.
The herald., 1893-05-22

The associatioll,
which was organ
tied d short time
ago, will hold
meets In nearly all
the principal cities
The herald., 1893-05-22

Connected with Santa Anita is the aa-
socistion OF one incident very significant
of NIexieat character. | once took
Charles Dudley Warner down the Vige,
and we were considerably annoyed by
the importantly OF canoe.man, who in
sieted that we should hire his boat.
ThiH We we're not ready to do until after
seeing the church ana some other feS-
lures at closer range, 1t is unusual to
meet with 30 unpleasant an experiences
De q rule, the utmost urgency OF vendors
or guides can be- overcome BY 4 decided
'sNo p or better yet by knowing grin
and the lateral waving in native fashion
OF ones ferefnger.
But this fellow, probably tipay,. auda'
ciously declared that We we're injurins
with our weight the made ground, .
and he became Abusives Then / sai6
to him d few sharp words IN the yer.
naculas, and he hting his head in ahant
ard sIurk away. nWhRt on earth die
ven hey 10 the fellow ~ seked hfs
WsTnsr, 'ths effect was magical.
Whist had said was, DO yen call thit
Mexican hospitality? shame on you
A disgrace to your nationl You are the
first who has ever made me unwelcoms
in Msxico?"
And that brutal, nearly naked crsa
ture, apparently with hardly an inatinct
above the curs snarling alongside, hat
responded 10 the assured touch, know
ing that he had outraged the finest trail
amone his countrymeh. There is some
thing noble among nation who's,
meanest answer to the, touch on thii
chord 10y. H. Adds. in May Califcr
MAN
The herald., 1893-05-22

The motto II piaf3hus Unuinr was
taken ncm the titic passssss dc The Gentle
mans Magazine, al taiettnc-of tABRevo-
luton having large citcrlation IN the
colry1snA
The herald., 1893-05-22
seventy frlvs I, onvnis,o,,.

A THRILLING ExFEhfENgs. There is no one
but at some period in life has al nxperiefsue
thai stands out prominently beyond iii t,th ers
Euch is the case OF John b. COLLINS al RofneS'
Mich. who says; FROM eeptambor 70 ian,
hAry, before using Neiviae, 4 had at IeAst Us
more attacks, Dr. Miles kesforatlve Neryins
also cures nervous proStration, neRdaohe no0r
memory, dizziaess,. HleeBiegsueds, nenraigia,
etc aud builds up the beay. Mes J.R MiSiey
Of Valparaiso, Lao, and J. e. Taylor II Lapans-
port, Ind, each gained ~ pothsds az asa ~
laktng it. SOLD pS .. 8 Haues, MI Noyth
Hpfing, on g1ArAutce. Get the DEBTORS l1ook
Tree = -
The herald., 1893-05-22

tention the com
ing season as he
did last is John J.
Ryan, the cham
pion oarsman Of
America. Early in
May he will leave
for England to
prepare himself
for the Henley re-
gotta, which al
ways calls out the
crack amateurs of
Great Britai in.
Ryan was born in
Toronto 80 years
The herald., 1893-05-22

Customer lat the fruiterers)- Iset me
have half dollars worth Of your incest
strawberries.
Deaier-Yes sir. VIII you take It
home with youF-Cficage Reeord.
The herald., 1893-05-22

o. rheumatisna, and f1rbaer stacks may be
escaped II pseper precautions against expos
ufe are taken, $ed thnge pe no hereditary prs-
dlstostsisu, Unfortunately, people who uiti.
Inatoiy bsronne chronie enlfaye4s, too often neg
lees the trthiRg wlnses and premonitory stif.
ness when hsrsld tho adysat Of this aeoaiz-
Ing malsds. Amons the diseases fer wAich
HostetteT's ssemsch Bltters has been fonnd
eipoacieus this il one, ana the medicine being
perfectly safe 1t is eestsialy TO be preferred TO
drugs used tor fts cure, which are freouentlv
usetess, end nothing more or less than poison
Gus. The substitution Of tpis pleasant ana
pure blood pusent or assdtcuss tnsmieaI 10
lie ina slight overdose ii p naeasure when
may GUY re urged uroA persoas who desire to
Obtain relief safely, or wao havs failed la 81.
twin u from the numerous gssendo rarnsties for
tAis disease IN the raarket,
The herald., 1893-05-22

The most notable attraction in 8
mosque at Delhi is a single red hair
which ID said 60 have been pIncised fgorn
the mustache Of AE6As3nned.
The herald., 1893-05-22

The oarsmen are already getting into
training for the aquatic events Of what
promises to be the most important season
scullers have seen for many years. An anna
teur who will probably attract as much at
The herald., 1893-05-22

Once lost, ii 10 dihiSuIt to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned In time. iess
you becona 5ald. Skockum root hair
grower stops falling hair. Sold by drug
gists.
The herald., 1893-05-22

Saul, the aaxt king Of Israel, killed
himself rather tnarl s5ssskan by Tie PHIL
istines. Defeated i11 battle aud his
kingdom gone,'he had nothing to i've
fnr
The herald., 1893-05-22

At tho drug store, a valEabls package,
worth ita wsigsh in gold. NV hnir has
stopped Iatliag and ~ danaFuif nae dis
appeared SINGS POUNDS kookum root hair
grower. AK your druggist ebsut it.
The herald., 1893-05-22

:. Pasadena Office Of the HsnALn, No. 2 North
Faaf f'sks ayepis; Advertisements ana aub-
KERCHOFF-UUz SIsR Mn and Lumber %.
corner Bioadway anp Kansas streets. ~
The herald., 1893-05-22

Strengthen the roofs sud 10 Keep the hair q
natural cOlot. Halls Hair Henewer is the best
tonic for the hair.