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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19
3. & q !.

Gs mar na4 ben f4peren Miber
bes Stages feline bequeme &aft, tpel@s
!9aDmo auf benz 9erbranb bielt. Uni
benno4 i4ltef CT ttef uno felt. Naf
fti1en Stunben tpedte i'm Elm Mtnbz
ftoB, Der geser bic 9iitte fubr, als pol1=
te Ct lie bintpegtragen in bic 2ufte,
Mu9 Waltt ertpa4te; {ogar Grate1
Seperin ftelte bas S4nar4en Elm uni
mari 1i@ auf bic @eite.
9apmo perlieB bic 9itte, nm fi@ an
ber 4ue1e gu mai@en; Der @tanb BEL
@terre 3eigte bic 3tpette Morgenftunbe,
Mls ct 3uriidtebrte, bate Mqltt etr
5euer ent3iinbet. Grater @eperin abel
f9nurrte f9on pieber int @4laf tpt'
bic edge in elmer biirren Gt4te.
9eute brau@te 9apmo fetn Trubz
mabl, benin CT muBte nii@tern bleiber
fir ben Eii9 bss 9errn. ST f@naat!
bas @ebrgebGng UNI bic 9ifte, tpar1
bic Mrmbruit auf ben Riden uni
briidte bic Rappe iiber bas trauie @ez
Tod. Mus benz S9retne nabm er etnt
Gltere Mrmbruft bernor unb einer 8ol:
aent09er unb rei9te beibes benz 8uber!
6eKen Mrger aufbliBten. als ct mad
ber @affe griff.
vRannit Du 14ieben?"
uMuf b1nbert S@rttte treff' i'd tpoh]
einer 8aum!" fprubelte es uber Wal:
tis 2ippen.
,@ut! 2ab ben Trater 1@lafen! 9u
aber geb' tpenr bet Morser graut, uni
iibernimm bic 9ut!"
uWe16en Meg ion i@ ma4en?"
"9iniiber our &reu5b19', bann btu
auf bur4 ben Walb Bis unter BIZ
Wdnbe unb INNER an ben Mdnber
fort - aber nimm Di& in M@t bo1
ben 2abnen (2atpinen) uno 1prtns
ni@t t%balpdrts, menn Du lie roner
b6rft iber Dtr, 5onbern brud' 9t4 at
bic @anb! gu Mittag iu@' Dir elmer
plab in Der @onne unb rate. 9ar1
binunter gum @eesrat unb bnr4 BET
Mmenpalb berauf. Inn bic pir1&3et
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19
4. & ].

@ls 6apmo bur@ bic Pforte Der
Rlofterrnauer trat, f@oQ bonn .Rir4<
plab berab elm lautes Rnattern unb-
@epolter. Das maren bic b6l3erneu
,Rati4en," tpel@e CUR Mehe riefen;.
pdbrenb Der paKionstaee biirfen ia
bic @loden ni9t seldutet perben, benin
lire t~ltngtnben Sselen, 10 9ebt bic
Sage, 3ieben mad &om, INN bonn beiz
ligen @ater gefegnet gu tperben; unb
erft in ber Ofterna4t, tebren lie 3uriid
in lire ebernen 2e;ber, UNI f@tpebenben
,@4alles bic Muferfebun9 gu pertin<
ben. :.....! s.5..'- g..'
l1tber 1elsftufen unb getpunbene:
@ege ftieg 9abmo ben gang oes 4uz
gels empor, auf beFen Ruppe bas]
Rlofter ftanb. Das gauge @ebange,
einft nit Gelstl0ben ,beidt unb bon mir
rem @eitriipp iibe u@ert, mar in Ell
men berrli9en Ga. n bertpanbelt, nit
3ablrei@sn 8~lumenbeeten, 8aumgrup<7
ben unb' f6uberli4 gebaltenen pfaben.
Wpbl mar BET @arten INN biefe tribe
sSabres3eit nod arm an @riin unb
8liitben, aber mas mubte bos inn
@ommer fir cine pra@t unb Treube
fem! 6rater @epertn, Der @drtner,
perftanb feline Runit; bas mubte audi,
Der Netb befennen!
Muf {@mantenbem @te9e iberl @rttt-
Dapr1o ben tiefen 9irf9graben, in benz
Elm Mubel 9o@tptlb friebl;4 Gfte. Die
SPHERE 5aben elenb unb pertiimmert
aus; Elm 9trf@, auf beKen 9aupt 1&on:
bas r1eue @emeib 3l fproi en- begann,
mar Bis gum @anbs bss @rabes er1por<
geftiegen unb briidte bic @tirne gegen
6as b0l3erne Sitter - ct fab bur&
bic 2iiden ber @t6be in ber G:rne ben
freien 8ergmalb blauen. 9aDmo
tpanbe fi4 ab, betpegt BON Grbarmen;
es biintte ibm Elm bartes unre@t, fol@'j
Elm ebles Sbier sefanser gu balten int
traurt9em &erter, nur gu mibtger Muz
genpeibs. a
Mls Der Saeer an Der Rlofterpforte
ben 9ammer riibrte, fa9te tbm Der
Pf0rtner, bab 9apmo 1a4 Der MeKe
in ber Mmtsftube bes Rloiternogtes ft4
ein3uftnben bdtte; bod fone ct nebe1
Dtenft unb Pfli@t audi ieines irbif@e11
2etbeS 9ebenten unb ben umtpeg iiber
bic &i@e ni@t f@euen. rTreu' DID,
SSunse, beut' 1T GROCER Geittag!" fli<
iterte BET pf0rtner unb f@nal3te nit
Der 3unge.
(SEprt{ebund fp[dt.0
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

aontteu {i& Nm, bic 0obeitsrs&s aber
Ste rei&e Propfei. unb bic Gr5btt&Sfe
au Saiabura r1adbten f@eele Nu9en.
sSn LANCER Meibe Fonben biz Gra4t-
tpagen un6 Saumpferbe aus aQer 9er4
rem Gambler Dor Dem SalabauS, unS
Elm Grater in eei4irater Rutte peraei@1
nete auf einem SGfel4en ieben Sad.
Der bon ben Rnedten gum 0erlabert
porbet9etragenl murbe. Muf etnern
Setlaug. ber iber bic Mlbe 9efpannt
mar. tamen bic in Rouea lauftnbenI
Rufen INIT benz Robfalo tnarrenb ems
bergeaogen. bort briben lag ber
Salabere, in bef1en tiefen S@a&ten
baS Steinfalo. bon ben Rlottertnappen
aef0rbert purbe. Damn tam es In bis
@o4muble, aus BET Miible In bic Sol1
tpanner, unb aus Der eefdttt9ten Sole
purbe bas refine Sal3 in mG@tteen
0fanneu tpieber auseeto@t. SogarI
in ber Gbar,po4e burften bic Geler
nidt erl1{4en. Wie fletbtg ber Sub
betriebeu tpurbe, bas perrtetb ber metbe
Dampf, ber in bi4ten Molten aus allen
Guten bes Da@es, aus iebem 1bor unb
allen Genitern bes Salabaufes qualmte.
Da brinnen in Der britenben 9ibe
modte tein gutes Metlen fem; bas'
meinte 6apmo benz Submann angus
feben, mel4er chen. triefenb bon
S4peiB, aus einem ber SHORE -trat,
UNI frii4e 2uft gu f&1pfen; ct mar
1tur nit elmer blauen Geinenboie be-
t(eibet, ObertDrper unb Mrme tparen
nadt unb bon ber 9iBe ger0tbet pie
Elm Rrebs, ber aus benz fiebenben Maf<
fer auf bic 3afel tommt. Cine tpudz
tise @sftalt, Musteln unb Mrme pie
aus 8ron3e gegoFen, Elm Stiernaden,
Elm Hodges 9aupt NIT tur3gei@nitte>
mem, r1tbli@ braunem 9aar; Der ftrup<
ptge Bart bate be Wangen fat Big,
gu ben Mugen iiberua&fen; babur4
betam bas @efi@t einen &ptloen. ftnfte<
rem Musbrud, ber bur4 ber perbrohez
men 8lid bet 9rauen Mugen nod per<
1@drft tpurbe. ...3 ..,..-
vMolfart!" rief cine herrti@e Stiu1<
me i'm 5 nnerr bes Salabaufes, unb ber
@ubmanr ber59manb i'm 9bor.
Wolfart9 - 0ie5er Menf@ fonte
Stills 8ruber fem? 9apmo i4ittelte
ld&elnb ben &opf; Ct ftellte bic beiben
i'm @eiite nebeneinanber. DaS tpare1
amei @e19miiter, BON benen Gins gum
anbern paBte pie ber @t&enbaum our
9edenrofe, ME Der 8Gr gum Reh, ober
Der @oltsmunb pflest gu fa9en: ipie
bic Gauft auf's &uge!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19
Gortiebung fplgt.)

8ere@tigte Trage. Su1ge
Trau (eben Elm Dien ftmdbden aufneb@
menb): r@ie eeiagt, INN Soften, Ctr
piren, maf4en, 8ii9eln, @etnbaltea
ober bergleiden fiimmere i4 MIDI 11te:s
ba mub id midi gang auf sic perlat'
fen tDnnen. Sd BIN faft ME ou 9aule,
unb bann muir Bel Sti@e pber um@dite
gu empfangen. Nun, sic ftnb nod9|
uni&tiNis! 9aben sic ettpa nod cine
Srage?"
@%ienpmdb&en: sd m6&te muir
btqe Srau."
Trau: r2llfo beraus bamtt."
DienitmGb&en: rsy& mS4te bur
mtNen, fir >pas Sbnen bet endbl9e 9err
9ebeiratbet BATE"
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bes sFeu, cine f@ibenbe Dede gar ptQs

bes Geu, cine F&assnbe Ded. gar pius
tomrnen.
6opmo elite in bic 6itte. Daa
sFeuer auf benz 9erbe mar fat erlos
S@en; muir Elm biinnes 1ldmmlein
i8lua nod aus ben %aerfauenen Rob:
len. SIN 9erbtpintel bate ii& Malti
auf bic parmeu Steine settredt. uni
i'm 6eubett i9nar@te Grater Seperiu
auf Dem Wolfsfeu unb belt bic 2obenz
bede Bis an bas Rinn geoosen. Mas
Der quite Jrater pobl fasen m04te.
peun .6apmo i'm tpedte unb au ibm
{prGGk: v@ieb bas Sen fer unb BIZ
Sede, bic tleine Still frtert!"
6apmo ieufote, unb leife. nm bi.
bei6en anberen ni@t au peden. lief
CT ii& auf ben 9erbranb nieber. Do
fat e., baB Der 2aufbub bic Musen
nod often bate.
rmalti!" fpra& CT i'm fliiternb an,
Rloferborf?"
sSa!" aGbnte Der 8ub.
,Renn1f 9u cine jun9e Dirn' NIT
Namen @ittli?"
u@obl >pobl (autet seipro4en:
.Wou,pou." slei@ "ia"), bas 1T bic
Muuerstodter brunten am @eeba9,
Elm feftes Weibsbilb NIT blonben So
pfen, bid tpie mein Mrm."
rgRein, bic mein' i'd ni@t cine
anbere!"
,6alt! ga! Die Rrdmerbirn'! 9ap<
mo, Bic bat 8aBen unb trte9t Elm 9aus.
Mber fdielen tbut lie unb einen 8udel
bat fie aud! Yfut Seufel!"
Die mein' i'd au@ nt&t- cine
anbere!"
.Gine onDereg @ittlig Sd msib feline
mebr!"
r8eiinne 9i4!!"
rWte ion iie benr aus{4auen?"
!9apmo neiste iid] iber ben Serb;
feline 4ugen leu4teten, unb bon 1etnen
Wangen ftrablte bic @lutb ber &oblen
aurud. ,@9lant unb fem tpie Elm
iunaes 2Gr9enftdmmlein, flint uie elm
@eb, Elm @efi@tlein. 10 ipetb tpte bic
@4neero1e, unb Mu9en, 70 f4on uno
tief tpie, ber &c..
Walti slobte ben Sdser an unb
i9ittelte ben Ropf. rNein, bic tenn
i@ ni4t! 60 cine stebt's gar ni@t Bel
uns i'm Dorf. Die miibt Sbr brauben
in @al3burg 1u4en ober i'm ret4en
Sail in ben 9errenbduiern!" Ct lieB
ii@ gdbnenb 3uriiditnten in ben Mtn<
tel, ri4tete ii@ aber glet4 mieber auf.
.Salt! Cine fdIt mir nod elm! So,
bic betBt audi @ittli. Mber bas 1T
ia nod oar teine Dim! 9ie 1T ia nit
mir in Bic Rloter1fLr gegangen! Gin
tleberes 04pd4lt4, uni4etnbar)
Ding! 9at Musen tpie cine Wilbtab'
unb SPARE 10 fdpara pie bes Seufels
@roBmutter! Die t0nnt Sbr nt@t met
men,"
6apmo ld9slte. rNein, bic mein'
i9 fretli@ ni@t! Wer 1T benn ibr @az
ter?"
r@e bat feinen; Bel tbrem 8ruoer
bauft iie! Das i'll elmer! Dem geb' i'd
aus benz @es! Neuli@, mi i@ bic
@lode gum @fen lGutete, bab' i'd fein
Rinb umeerannt. Da bat ct mir bic
Obren 59ter aus benz Ropfe seriKen!
Der 9eufel, Der un9ute! SIS mag i'm
aber aud teinsr i'm Dorf. st 1T Elm
M%usmdrtiger. Gor 5ebn Sabren 1T ct
gu uns setomm:~, meiB ni@t, tpober.
Drunten i'm @al3Raus 1T ct Cub
mann, unb fem 9drs@en 1T Elm Rlo<
iterleben - iaaa" 2aut gdbnenb brebz
te fi9 Waltt auf bic @eite.
9apmo lebnte ft@ gegen bic Blodz
tpanb, flo4t bic 9Gnbe UNI bas emz
porge5ogene Rnie unb trGumte nit Of
fenen Mugen.
Muf benz 9erbe erlof@ bic @lutb,
6rater @eperin i@nar@te, unb brauz
zen ftirmte ber G0bn Tim bas tleine
8alfenbaus, baB es oft er3itterte in
alien Gugen.
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-Sn 8rpan, D.. brahen Dtebet
In bas @olbtpaarengef4dtt BON s.. 81
@batp unb ftahlen ubren nnb a11oere
@a9en i'm mertbe bon $1,000, 49,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

, gldue Ndu41arl:n 1t1e9en aus Den
b0l3ernen 8auernbdufern, &pel4e 5erz
ftreut laaer 5tpi1@en tleinen @eb0l3en,
3ptf@en Mi:5en unb braAen Telbern;
in ben umb<gten @drten metbete ba8
8ieb nit ldutenben @loden, unb IN
ftetnigem 8ette rau14t. bic benz Sc
! entftrDmenbe Mlbe ibr eint6ni9es 2teb.
Sic @trabe begann gu ftetgen; nun
: trat fie unter ben 8dumen berpor, unb
6aDmo iab 3u oberit auf ber fonntgen
SDbe bes Meges bas Mdb9en f@reiten.
, r@ittlt! @ittli!" rtef ct nit ballen>
Der @timme.
! sic b0rte i'm, blieb iteben, panbte
bas @efi9t, f4mang tpte gum @rub
. ibr RDrb@en unb lief babon, in ber
@entung Der @trabe peri@pinbenb.
6aDmo feuf3te 3uerit, bann aber
1a@te er unb tpanberte tpeitsr. Gin
babies @tiinbletn nod unb ct bate bas
&lofterborf erret@t. Mn betoen ufern
Der Mlbe reibte fi9 9dusden an 9ausz
! @en, unb BON ber 9Dbe nieber tptntte
4 ber f4lante &tr4tburm unb ber mG4>
tt9e, tpsit ausgebebntt 8au 6es &loz
tiers NIT bunbert funtelnben 6enitern,
5aDmo iiberf4ritt auf bDl3erner Bride
Bic Mlbe unb gelangte gu eirem rteftgen
6olaqebdube. @s mar bas @al3baus,
Bic @olb1@miebe bes &lofters, tpel4e
bic Dutaten in 10 f@6ner Menge lie
ferte, bab in taum atpeibunbert Sabren
bic arne Martinstlaufe gu 8er4tes>
qaben bas retbfte &lofter tpett uni
brett getporben tpar. MQe Jiriter
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Mrme fielen, itDbnenb fant Ct auf etnen
@tein unb bebsdte bas @eit@t nit bet
ben 6dnben.
6apn1o tpuBte ni@t, tpie tbm gei&ab'
st bdtte 10 germ biefem priefter &C.
3iirnt unb benno@ fiblte ct, mie baa
Mitletb 1etn gar3es 9er3 9efangen
nabm. Cine @etle mod ftanb ct pte
gebannt; banr f4li@ ct bapon, unh
ie tpeiter ct 1i@ entfernte, befto raj @s1
ipurbe fem @@ritt. @tellei4t gelanq
es linn nod, bas Mdb@en e%in3ubolen
TN feinem' @eleit mGre @tttlt ft4er unn
bdtte einen gefabrloien 9etmtpeg, mst1'
t ct unb began1 gu laufen.
Mber tpds tpar bas2 9teie 3orntgt
@ttmme, tpel9e bon ber offenen See
lanbe ber bur& bic 2t@tung Der 8dumt
Hang, mar bas ni@t @tttlt's @ttmmes
ga! l1nb nun beritanb Ct audi tbrt
Morte: So labt MIDI bod! Waa
mont Sbr benn bon mir? @as bab'
i9 @u9 benin getban? 2abt MIDI bod
in @ube! 2abt midi"
6abmo bate ben Malbiaum erret&t:
brauBen lag cine breite Mie1e, bali
iiber{piilt bon benz tpetBen @anbe, Der
Der i9Gumenbe @ee iiber bas ufe1
parf; an @tongen btn9en 5tf4neB'
aum Srodne1 ausgeipannt; unte1
fp%ettGfigen, I'M GDbntpinb rauf4enoer
2inben gu 5Iben zines 9iigels itanber
The herald., 1893-01-29

DDS OF growth and cultivation during the
past four years has been sufficient to
make the California lemon a powerful
and successful rival to the most famous
foreign products; and it ID not seriously
doubted that it will become, in
time, actually superior in quality
and appearance, if, indeed, it is
not now entitled to that distinction.
California is the only etate in the union
where the lemon has been or can be
raised in commercial quantities. The
consumption in the United States is
almoat entirely of the foreign lemons,
the California product cutting an al
most insppreciable figure in the total.
knowledge as to the proper culture of
the lemon has become so general in
this state, and natural conditions OF the
soil and climate Of certain regions are
so favorable, that the industry is as
sured of permanent place in the fruit
interests OF the state. Ability to COM
pete with the foreign product in quality
and price, the increasing consumption
in the United States, natural prefer
ence that Americans might be expected
to have for home article, and the
limited area in which the lemon can be
proftably grown in the United States,
seem to leave absolutely no question
that market will be permanently pro-
vided and its culture more widely en-
gsged in with safety Rural Press.
The herald., 1893-01-29

There's a acide difference
between the help that's talked of
and the help that's guaranteed.
Which do you want, when you're
buying medicine?
If you're satisfied with words, you
get them with every blood-purifer
but one. That one is DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. With
that, you get a guarantee. If it
doesn't help you, you have your
money back. On this plan, medi-
cine that promises help is pretty
sure to give it.
But it's because the medicine is
different, that it's sold differently.
It's not like the sarsaparillas, which
are said to be good for the blood
in March, April, and May. At all
seasons and in all cases, it cures
permanently, as nothing else can,
all the diseases arising from tor
pid liver or from impure blood.
It's the best blood purifier, and
it's the cheapest, no matter how
many doses are offered for dollar.
With this, you pay only for the
good you get.
Can you ask more?
The herald., 1893-01-29
Poor Oranges.

A gentleman, recently arrived in this
sity from New York, complains with
much reason of the quality of the oranges
offered for sale here. He says they do
not begin to compare with the Florida
oranges hat are sold in New York, and
every one who eats oranges will agree
with him.
The reason is not that good oranges are
not grown in California, but that the or
ange growers select the best of their pro-
duct for shipment to the East and COM
pei San Francisco to put UP with what
they call "culls," that is, inferior fruit
not good enough to ship East.
A fruit dealer here explains that one
reason for this is that we are too easily
suited. The average man, he says, will
pay just as much for a Gull as for first.
class orange, because, in most cases, he
does not know the difference.
This may be 80, but if an orange
grower would establish an agency here
and put only first-class fruit on the
market it would soon be demonstrated
that many people know the difference
between good fruit and bad. 1t would
certainly be worth while for somebody
to try the experiment and thus improve
the taste of San Franciscans in the
matter of oranges.
The herald., 1893-01-29
English WaIuuts.

Hiram Kinney has four-acre walnut
orchard, II years old, on his farm near
Downey that has annually borne crop
worth not less than $3.50 for five years.
Mr.. Kinney told us the other day that
the price paid for the nuts aried each
year from 6 to 91a cents. He never
had the least bit OF trouble in
finding market for his crop.
In fact he has for several years
had advance offers for his English wal
nut crop from several firms in San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Chicago, who
say they are anxious to buy all he can
raise. Mr.. Kinney reckons that his
English walnut crop paid him an aver
age of $5.25 a tree, and as he has so trees
to the acre, the gross receipts from an
acre of nuts are $42O. In 1889 the
crop from the 320 trees sold for exactly
$l164. In 1890 the crop brought
$1l25. There is no work about an Eng
lish walnut orchard compared with
q prune, orange or lemon orchard
and the net profits, therefore run high.
The trees do not, however, bear profit
able crops until they are seven years
old. California supplies less than one
fifth the eastern market with English
walnuts, and the buyers frequently are
30 desirous of getting sure crop that
they want to contract to buy at good
prices the walnut yield even IL months
In ADVANCE Pomona Progress.
The herald., 1893-01-29
Proposals to Collect and Dispose Of
Dead Animals.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned up to II 100 o'clock o m:
dispose of dead animals by cremation or other
wise in manner satisfactory to the Board of
Health and Council OF the City OF Los angeles.
to be approved by said Board of Health and
Council for a period of years from and after
the expiration Of the present contract, towit:
January 80, 1898.
A certified check to the order of the under
signed 70. $50 must accompany each proposal
as a guarantee that bidder will enter into a
contract if awarded to him in conformity with
his bid.
Council reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
By order of the Council of the City of Los
Angeles at its meeting of January 23. 1898.
O. A. LUCKENBACH,
1-25 st City Clerk
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1875 st
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Los ANaE-

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF LOS ANGE
Il les county, state OF California.
in the matter OF the estate OF Patrick O. Con-
roy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Friday, the
Sd day of February. 1898, at 10 o. clock a. m.
of said day, at the court room of this
court, department two thereof in the
city of Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles
and state of California, has been appointed as
the time and place for hearing the application
now on file in this court, purporting to be
the last will and testament of the said
deceased, be admitted to probate, that let
O'Dea, at which time and place all persons in
terested therein may appear and contest the
same.
Dated January 20, 1898.
4. H. WARD, County Clerk.
Bye W, BLAKs, Deputy 1-21 12t
Clarence A. Miller, attorney for petitioner.
The herald., 1893-01-29
1885,
Proposals to Lease Land for City
Corral.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y by the undersigned up to IL o'clock a. M.
of Monday, January 30 1898, to lease to the
City of Los Angeles for a term of two years
from and after the 1st day OF March, 1898, q
A certified check to the order of the under
signed for $50 must accompany each proposal
as a guarantee that bidder will entey into q
contract il awarded to him in conformity with
his bid,
Council reserves the right to reject any all
bids.
BY order of the Council of the City of Los
Angeles at its meeting of January 23 1898.
O. A. LUCKENBACH,
1-25 ct City Clerk,
The herald., 1893-01-29
Notice of Application for City Deed.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Southern California Railway Company
apply to the Honorable City Council of the
City of Los Angeles, for a quit-elaim deed from
said city, for that certain lot tract or parcel of
land situate in the City OF Los Angeles County
OF Los Angeles, state of California, and partic.
ularly described as follows. towit: Commenc-
ing on the south line of Buena Vista street
where it intersects the east line of the right of
way of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
and running along said line OF Buena Vista
street north 65A deg east TO the oficial bed of
the Los Angeles river, on the westerly line of
the same thence down the river along the
said official line south 9 deg. 8 min. east CLOS
feet, thence south 56N deg. west 81 feet to the
line of property formerly owned by Bumiller,
thence along the said property formerly owned
by Bumiller, be the distance more or less, to
the east line Of the right of way of the said
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, Their ce
along said east bank of said right of way to the
place of beginning.
Reference is made to abstract 81 title petI-
tion and map now on file in my Office and all
parties interested are hereby notified that they
are required to file their objections, If any
there be, in writing at least one day before
said session Of January 80, 1893.
O. A. LUoKENBACH,
Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. "a, 1893. las 81
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of the City
To-
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Lemons.

There are many who believe that a
wider and more profitable field will
open up before California lemon culture
than any other fruit, not even excepting
the orange. The advance in the meth-
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There is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby.

not happen to a thin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen to a man who is
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are "poor."
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do you want almost all
that is known of the value of
plumpness told in a way to
commendto you CAREFUL L1v-
1NG-and SCOTS Emulsion of
cod-liver oil if you need it.
., A book on it free.
ScoTr& & BOVINE. Chemists, 1872 South sth Avenue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scotts Emulsion of cod.liyer
oil--ail druggists everywhere Go. 81.
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Anh0uSer Restaurant,

Has changed hands. II is now under th .
supervision of Chas Bauer. Many improve
ments have been made. Cold lunches at all
hours speciality. A fine commercial lunch
daily. Sumner from to nm.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

dividend NO z OF THE MAIN STREET
~ Savings Bank and Trust Co., for the six
and payable on and after January 10, ls93 1t
the rate o. 6 per cent per annum On term de-
posits, and 3 per cent per annum on ordinary
deposits. ]. ". WACHTEL, Secretary.
Los Angeles Gal ~. 3 1Sa3 5-230
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L. WILHELM, Proprietor SE tSs
LX.L. LIVERY And SALE STABLES

S26 g. Main st., bet Eighth and Ninth,
Telephone 297, Los Angeles
Good rigs, gentle horses and reliable drivers.
boarded by the day, week or month Horses to
let by the day, week or month. Brick stables,
fire proof a0H
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Notice of the Filing of the Report OF
the Commissioners Appointed to
Widen Bonnie Brae st. fro m First
to Arnold ST., in Compliance With
Ordinance No 1922 (New series),
Together With the Plat of the As
sessment District.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Commissioners appointed to assess the ben.
efits and damages and TO have general supervi-
sion of the proposed work of opening Bonnie
Brae street from First TO Arno d street, havs
filed in the Office of the undersigned report
together with plat of the assessment dis
trict.
Ali persons interested are hereby required to
show cause, If any they have. ON or before
Monday, F. sbruary 9th, 1898, why such report
should not be confirmed by the Council Of the
City of Los Angeles.
All objections must be in writing and filed
with the Clerk Of said City Council
All persons signing protests will attach there
to their postofice address.
O. A. LUCKENBACH,
City Clerk and ex-ofacio CLERK of the Council
Of the City OF Los Angeles.
Los Ange es, CAL, Jan. Gath, 1893. 1-25 lot