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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

FTeNarknna, Shermnn nnd PnrIsl
Northbound. Arrive. Leave.
No. % daily. ........,... e.30 Il. m
Southbuund. Arrive. Leave.
No. ! daily. $3.50 p. m. ............
Texas and Pacific trains Nos and 6
only stop at Texarkana, 4. C. Junction
Atlanta. Jefferson. Marshall. Longview,
Junction, Big Sandy. Mineola. wills
Point. Terrell. Forney, East Dallas,
Dallas and Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

NEW CHARACTERIZATION.
I.ondon--Paris.
Twin Screw u s. Mall Steamships.
sailing every Wednesday at II n. m.
st. Paul. Feb. 1ost Paul. MAR. II
Paris .....F Feb 20 Paris. 49,. Mar. ~
New York. Mar. tNew York. Mar. &c
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP.
Sailing Every Wednesday.
westernland ............, Feb 10 noon
Southwark 80. Feb. 20. 2:3o D. m
Noordlnnd mar noon
Triesland ...........'''..'Mhr II noon
intcrnntionnI Navigation Company.
Pier IA, North River. once. Bowling
Grenn New York.
william poherty. Agent 4os Main
street.
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washington. Feb. 1.-THE foll 1,slsy
PENSION has been grantea; pusis
indian wars, Martha MeAinn' Nus"'
Cherokee county.
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Phone 40

The up-to-date valentine Is box
- Nv" ELLISON.
,phone sgo GA Taylor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

For sale.--Improved and unlmprovcd
city and farm property by A. D. Car
penter, 202 Main.
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CATTLE wan IM,uNENr.
Ksnsa. Citizens Cut a Wire Fence
md Stampede a Big Herd.

Topeka. Kan, Feb. IL. : There Is
,rays danger OF bloodshed and riot In
Meade and comanehe counties, with me
stoekmen on one side and citizens on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15
ST,CHARLES HOTEL

Corner seventh and Rusn streets,
one block enst OF Meth street. Ar
Iinxton Heights Street cTr passes
the door every ten minutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

county is settling the discussion hv
shipping Improved stock direct 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

TO CURE COLD IN UNE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t
fails to cure. &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

"1he rsc Of 'Castoria' Is 20 universal and
Ms merits 80 well known that It secms q work
Of supcrcrogetion to endorse It. Fcw IRE tho
Intelligent families who do not keep Castor!a
within easy reach"
cARLos MARrys, b. D..
New York City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-15

"For several years havo recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue to
do 50 as II has invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN II. pAnpEr, NJ. ~,
18th Street and eth Ave-, New York City.
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"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
rccommend 1t as superior to any prescription
snown to me-" II. A. Aaeuka, NJ D.,
III So, Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-09-23
THE EAST SIDE.
News Notes and Personals From Ovel
the River.

The East Side Bryan and Sewall Sill
yer club held q meeting last night at the
hall on North Main street. Rev. DR.. Dye
delivered an able address on the issues
of the day. At every mention of the
magic name of Bryan 1t was loudly
cheered. At the close of. his remarks a
vote Of thanks was passed to him. Chas.
]. johnson, the president, addressed the
club in few well-timed remarks in his
usual vigorous manner. A notice to the
committeeman from the county central
committee was read calling for funds to
help along the campaign. A liberal re-
Spouse was made.
Alfred Moore jr., was elected a men,
Der Of the county central committee. This
makes his third term.
The ladies of the Church Of the Epiph-
any gave an afternoon tea at the home
Of Mrs. Eby yesterday afternoon at No.
122 South Hancock street.
The city council ordered the superin-
tendent Of streets to put Alhambra ave-
nue. and the Workman street railroad
crossing in good shape.
Charles holster, one Of the electric
railroad company's men, is making .
fight for a position of superintendent of
streets on the Democratic ticket; also
James e. Frick of this side of the river.
LII tAC l0cS Lew udyo VIC AdNC Ad0 SCN :
eral new crosswalks put in on Downey
avenue.
It is about time for the Kurtz street
electric line to double its track. AS 1t Is
now the time between cars Is very long.
Only three cars are run. On Sundays a
great many more people would visit the
park, but the cars are so crowded that
1t is very unpleasant riding, hanging on
to the cars by their chins.
Quite number of new houses are 60
ing up on this side.
Mr.. T. WEIGH, lately mangled by the
Kurtz street electric line, has brought
suit against the company in the amount
of $4,000 for the loss Of his leg.
Hon. Lucien Earl, late judge Of Kan
gas, will address the East Side Bryan
and Sewall club on Monday next. He
10 reported as fine speaker. All are in
vited to turn out and hear him.
Judge r. s. Adcock made a warm
plea for the people against extending the
time to complete the Macy street cdr
line
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HERN CALIFORNIA SPECIALS

nue. q number of their young lady
friends. A dainty list of refreshments
were served and those present were:
Misses Penney, Addie Penney. Moses.
Maud Moses, Paliday, Dewey. Roberts,
Jenkins. Faybrick, Casterline. Blanche
Casterline.
A party of young gentlemen and young
lady bicyclists rode to East Lake park,
Los Angeles, yesterday. The party in
cluded Misses Nelmes. Monroe. Hender-
son, Cora and Nettie Underwood and
Messrs. Nelmes, Barker and Miller.
King Macomber arrived home today
after an absence Of two years in Africa.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Macomber will ar
rive in few days from New York.
1t Is reported on good authority that
Lew Newcomb, Len Abbott and Mr.. Me-
dell, who are camping on the mountains,
lost horse by bears. They set trap
for the animals and 1t was sprung next
morning, though no bear was shared.
A visit was made by the executive COM
mittee of the Lake, Vineyard. Land and
Water company to the new tunneling
operations at Devils gate, and things
were found to be satisfactory.
A few friends Of Miss Bachelor Of
First street were entertained last even
ing with games and refreshments.
Among the guests were: Misses Nc
Cormick, Palmateer. Wickens and
Messrs. Palmateer, Peter Palmateer,
Van Etten and Campbell.
DR.. F. F. Rowland chaperoned party
Of young people to San Gabriel last even
ing. It was bicycle party and included
Misses Hubbard, Anne Hubbard, Arm
strong, Rowland. Messrs. B. Q. Bruce,
Rob Rowan, Paul Fife and e. o. Hull.
Charles D. Tying has resumed his po-
sition in the city clerks office after
short absence, owing to illness.
Mrs. N. H. @. Fife went to Long
Beach today for a stay Of few days.
Miss Laura Mordant of Perris Is a
guest in town.
Miss Effie George Of Santa Barbara Is
the guest Of Mr.. Isaac Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heiss are spending
a few days at Long Beach.
Miss Bonnie Bunnelle OF the Throop
faculty has returned from the east.
Mr.. Ames of San Francisco Is In the
city looking for a house for his family.
F. C. Russell of Whittier was among
today's visitors in the city.
Miss Vera More house will entertain
at luncheon Thursday at her home on
North Moline avenue.
Mr.. Henry ]. Kramer has arranged to
hold his classes in dancing in Auditor
ium hal, corner of Raymond and Ninon,
commencing about october 18th.
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SANTA BARBARA
Proceedings of the Teachers Institute.
Tax Rate Fixed

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 22.-More
than one hundred teachers were in at
tendance at the institute today. The
discussions are of an interesting charac-
ter and a large number participated
with brief addresses. The afternoon was
occupied as follows: Relative Value IT
Theories, Mrs. L. G. Place; s(a) History
as a Basis to Form Moral Notions In
Children, Miss Olive Brownsill; co.
Natural Study, It's Value in Contest,
Mis- Rose Everett; Its Value in Disci-
pline, Mrs. Ida M. Blochman.
The board of supervisors met yester-
day in special session to fix the rate Of
taxation. It was as follows: State, .420;
county, III; road. .35; state and county
in town Of Lompoc and city of Santa
Barbara, $1.20; state, county and road
outside corporate limits of cities and
towns, $1.55. In many Of the school dis
tricts throughout the county special
taxes were levied. The total rate Is
10 on each 800 valuation less than last
year, the state rate being .26 lower and
the county .16 higher
While driving on franklin Heights
yesterday Mr.. 8. A. Colborn and family
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COMPTON,.
Work for Silver and Suffrage-Public
School Reopened.

COMPTON, Sept. pa silver rally
was held on Saturday evening with a
large audience in attendance. Judge
Phillips was the speaker. His arguments
on the financial question were well taken
and ably sustained.
The Bryan club has accorded the Ia
dies the privilege of managing the next
public meeting. to be held Saturday
evening, the 26th inst. Mrs. Maynard of
Los Angeles will address the audience
on the subject Of equal suffrage. She
will be followed by q speaker provided
by the Bryan club. A large audience Is
expected as the meeting has already
been well advertised and will be given
further notice. Mrs. Maynard is ex-
pected to address the women In the az
ternOon also. l-l
w. r. Steele is receiving the conkratu-
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lations of friends and neighbors regard
less Of party upon his nomination for
the assembly Even the single standard
men admit that he is the strongest man
that could have been nominated.
The union high school opened last
Monday. Prof. Paul Mohr, a graduate
Of Oberlin college, and also of the state
university. Is principal. Prof. M. r.
Williams. principal of the grammar
school, Is vice-principal and Miss
Schopbach of Stanford university Is
teacher of English and German.
The w. c. T. u. met last Friday. It
was decided to hold parlor meeting
at the yesidence of Prof. and Mrs. Will
larnsss
Messrs. Steele, LOSING and Lee are
still marketing their grape crop In Los
Angeles. Pears have been going at
half a cent per pound in the home mar
ket and the orchardists are correspond
ingly discouraged.
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RIVERSIDE
Speeches Favoring Free Silver-Person
al and General Notes

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 22.-J. Wade Nc
Donald Of San Diego will make three
speeches in Riverside county next week
for the free silver forces. Saturday of
this week, the 26th, G. H. Castle of Mer-
ced, the Populist candidate for congress
from this district, will speak at Elsi-
more.
Marion Waite, a graduate Of the Riv-
erside high school, left for Throop uni
versity yesterday.
Judge ]. N. Phillips of Los Angeles
will address the free silver Republicans
of Riverside at the club rooms Of the
Bryan Silver club.
A man named Hancock, formerly en-
ployed by c. H. Slosson at the stone
quarry, undertook to draw a revolver
from his hip pocket last Saturday and in
SO doing the weapon was discharged. the
ball striking him In the hip and ranging
downward came out near the knee.
A reception was rendered DR.. w. A..
Wright and family at the M. e. chapel
last evening and was we'll attended. DR.
Wright has been the pastor Of the NJ.
e. church for five years, and many were
the expressions Of regret because Of his
leaving. DR.. and Mrs. Wright left to-
day for Los Angeles to attend the an
nual conference.
The board of supervisors has fixed the
tax rate for the ensuing year at 1913,
q great deal less than that Of last year.
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BURLINGTON EcuRs1oN

The following passengers arrived in
Los Angeles from the east Monday af-
ternoon, by the Burlington route per-
sonally conducted excursion, in charge
OF r. Cunningham:
GA. Decker and wife. Fairburg, Ill;
Mrs A. J. Allen, and daughter, Mrs. e.
p. Loomis, Mrs. s. Hendricks, w. O..
Bowen and daughter Chicago; I. M.
Armstrong and daughter. Kansas City;
c. w. White, Corning. Ia; r. M. Laugh
lin and wife, F. T. Laughlin. Red Oak,
Ia; Mrs. H. M. ellis, Plymouth. ILL.,;
Mrs. e. Cray, Peoria, Ill; A. w. Heis-
zig, st. Louis; Mrs. s. e. Bean, Detroit,
Mich; Grace Axtell, Walnut, ILL.,; Julia
Miller, Seward. Neb.; Miss Kate Boals,
Seward. Neb.; E. P. Aldrich. J. G.. Glen
DINING. Aurora, ILL.,; L. M. Smith. At
ton, Ia; o. A. Hornold, Detroit, Mich;
G. c. Given, wife and daughter, Rock
ford, ILL.,; Mrs. Miller, st. Louis; r. 8.
Thompson and wife, e. l.. Sealey, Rock
ford, Ill: M. J. Eckhardt and wife, st.
Louis; Mrs. e. Sheridan, Oskaloosa, Ia;
G. F. Impey and wife. Chicago.
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HOWLED AND KISSED
Another Striking Demonstration Of the
Times Popularity

There was scene not on the bills at
the Orpheum theater Monday evening,
which most strikingly illustrated the
odium in which the Times and its cpl
Gene editor is held by the public.
When the magician, Albini, was CIV
ing his acts of legerdemain he produced
a paper. and turning to the audience
said: Il hold in my hand a copy of the
Los Angeles Times, and"-but the
speaker could go no further. The en-
tire audience rose as one man and howl
ed and Kissed until the house was in an
uproar. They would not allow the per-
Torrance to go on, and for time 1t look
ed as If there would be riot. Finally
Aibini stepped down to the footlights
and waving his hands for silence said:
Il made a mistake; it is The Herald.
Then the audience rose en- masse and
cheered until they were hoarse, and the
performance went on to a finish. 1t is
safe to say no performer at the Orpheunl
will ever make such a blunder again.
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IN THE supEKIon couX4 -
2 state Of California n and e. - 9 49, .

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Doe. Richard Roe. and ali persqns 49,
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the state Of califerIia. q enc q,
f9sd X said cosntz q Los o. Ansslss. Is
ONCE Of the clerk Of said superior oQnf<
xr rsd people o Of sns :tss
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ner, Timothy Morgan, .Natlona1 198&
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Doe, Richard Roe and all persons ur3h6S
who have or claim any interest in}
you are hereby required to appear in
action bro'HShtt agai99SSt you ~ the s6
TIE state Of California, in and tor LSss
The ds sss e wssn asss:
scuaty; q; il served sissvhsrs. VIA
This action 4 brought to obtain jue
mem. determining the righis q ne -
cells Of land. the same being part Of the =
Hills tract, as per map OF saia f1o9
corded IN DOCK II. AZ PA86D . 4uu -
to-wit: Lots Nos q II. 1S, ~ 1s and MI
block A.; lots Nos:f snd NJ 2 ~ ndccs ~ Il;
ii, Ii, IS, 20 and Il in block D: lots I @ 4.
both inclusive in block E: lots / to IL bpth
inclusive, in block H: lots 3. and In block
L; lots /, O. 16, II, rs and 26 in block X: 1191
Nos ], and 3, In block L: lots Nos. Ito
25, both inclusive, in block ~: lot No. E41
block p: lot No. s.. in block 3; lots M.
S, 6, Z, a. rs and q in block Z: lots Nol,A
6, s, 8, 16 to "a, both inclusive. 20 and - ID
block u: also to determine all liens epd
claims Of the parties In this action upon The
said lots or parcels Of land: to forecloe4
tain Of said lots Or parcels Of land. and =
the said lots or parcels Of land, or the pFir
ceeds thereof, In case sale for partitlQ4
shall be adjudged necessary as their ~
terests shall appear, and for costs Of sun
Reference Is had to complaint Tor parttcus
And you are hereby notified that II ~
fail to appear and answer the said conn
plant as above required, the SAID plaint18
Will cause your default to be entered eN4
will apply to the court for the relief o.
manded in the complaint. ~
Given under my hand and the seal OF ~
superior court Of the state Of Californl&
18th day Of April. in the year Of our Lsop1
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
six. ~
BY c. G. Reyes: Deputy Clerk
JOHN D. POPE, -s4.f
~ Attorneys for PlainttmB.
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LOMPOC.

LoMPOC, Santa Barbara Caunty. Sept
22.-At the primary election held on Sat
urday delegates pledged to support the
nominal ton Of w. w. Boughton for SUI
pervisor Of tits district were unani-
mously elected. Mr.. Boughton has been
the, efffcient supervisor Of this district
for years and is chairman of the board
Of supervisors of this county. He rs
deservedly popular. regardless Of party
a f7311ati0na
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. NOTES

Mrs. DENLY Of the city has sent to the
chamber of commerce an interesting
double lily.
s. H. Loveland, also Of the city, has
sent lot Of fine Bartlett pears.
j. H. Hudson of Puent sends cone
of the Australian pine known as the
Aura Caria Bidnilli. 1t Is Of immense
size, and while the trees are common
here the cone Is a novelty.
r. B. Robinson of Long Beach sends
a lot Of well developed ounces.
James Jones Of Glendale contributes
a bunch of velvet head millet.
Alfred Wright of Pomona presents
fine specimen of the casava melon and
samples of pure olive oil.
H. B. Stevens of the city places in
the exhibit a sample of baracic acid
from the borax Of the San Bernardino
desert.
B. p. Mclaughlin Of Tuluca sends a
sunfiower measuring II inches In diam
eter, produced without any irrigation.
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ST ~
FOR THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
atesecommencing Nov. i. 1886 III ana d' End
ing April 80, 1897. SCI
Notice is hereby given that sealed PRO.
Farmers Exchange bank, San Bernerdl-
no. no. Gal; Up to Il o'clock noon. Oct: y ":
and s9diAg April 80 1897. said supplies
Groceries and provisions.
Shoes and Slippers.
Brooms and brushes,
Butter and eggs.
Ham, bacon, etc. I'll
Fresh beef. mutton.
EEi ns1' grain etc
Hardware and tinware.
Paints and oils.
Crude oil.
Schedules of articles and quantities -.
son stswar re- Of The ssyu
perishable. may be seen at the stewards
s ne all In to Be- 81 sssiG he BEST ub
to the approval Of the medical directot.
and to be delivered at the asylum ct such
desire. And it is expressly nnasfstoo3
that If greater or less quantity 81 M
s ssa be thea b1 e m he
the same shall be furnished by the con-
tractor at the contract price.
lowest pdde as ana nc bid M
panied with q certified check for & lsNls
bid. said check 70 be made payable II Is
Southern California State Asylum for tAl
Insane End ssa Inebriates az and e BE- returns
bid, or If his bid shall be accepted then e
be returned to the bidder on his filing
81 the contract with the hoard 81 trusts2S:
within five days after the award shall hats
been made otherwise SAID cheek to be CD
. The board reserves the right Of rejecting
Payments to be made monthly IN cask
when there is money in the treasury Ia
such payments. and when there g a
made out Of the first money in the treas
ury. applicable to that purpose.
the BIS aout IF Re e ss ss Asy
the Insane and lnehriates At San 81
nardino. and endorsed on the. .env6lo1X
ders viii also mark on the eisveicpe q
blank BLANK BIDS may be obtained By spp{sinS
REQUIRED req Tor each bid. ~
TIL attention Of bidders q called Ia ~
following section from the political e.
s:ssss 70, me Ne sSS sssss = .y
or to be paid by any moneys AppropflRz
or to be appropriated by the ststes ~
in whole or In part the product q Xon7
liam labor. shall be purchased BY .tkS a :
public Institution under. the control On
state, or OF any county city and couni
city or town thereof" s, n -
In order to preserve uniformity ana ~
cilitate the award. It has been reSol3{5
to receive no bids unless made upon 6{SH
forms furnished by the secretary. y b
total for each article. Ss -
BY order Of the board of trustees 81 tN6
sane and Inebriates. II = 3 ~ 81 Ir777l
San Bernardino, Cal Il -
T. B. VAN ALSTYNE Chalrm n
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WORKS OF ART

In Sayler & Robinson's music store
corner Third street and Broadway, are
several fine landscape paintings well
worth the attention of all lovers of art
They were painted by Prof. William H.
Straight, who is spending a few weeks in
our city.
Mount Shasta" is $4,000 painting
and the others. 1.-The Mount of the Holy
Cross" Santa Clara Valley" with
Mount Hamilton and Lick observatory
in the distance, and striking allegori-
cal painting. form collection Of rare
works of art such as are seldom seen
even in the studios Of our best artists.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO.

SAN LUIS QBIsPo. Sept. 22.-The po-
litical pot Is beginning to boil with un-
precedented vigor. Congressman Nc
Lachlan is now trying to smooth over
his jumping jack" proclivities to the
people Of this county, but, to useN slang
phrase, his constituents are dead onto
him." Bryan and free silver coinage Is
the watchword Of at least two-thirds Of
the voters Of this county, and c. A. Bar
low will get the full strength Of the sill
yer vote for congressman.
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100

UMS, AVIAKIES AND PAGEANT CA RS.
The only educated Sens anil Sea Lions. Pair Of
Giant Htppopotami. Two-horned Rhinocef0s.
Enormous Polar Bear. Great Family of L0rdiy
Lions: Royal Bengal Tigers. Full flock Of Great
Ostriches. A Thousand sights and every one .
show. The worlds rarest wild beast wonders.
The largest Geological Exhibit on Earth. Double
herd OF sixteen Ele plants In addition, the only
nursing Baby Elephant In the world Indisputably
the biggest and Richest show earth, and the
only great One-noted for Its matchless magnitude,
magnifcence and merit
See the Grand Colossal Double Street Parade at
10 M, Tuesday, September nd.
Two complete performances daily, at and p.
m. Doors open an hour earlier. The largest tents
In the world: seating capacity 5000. Twenty-Five
Numbered Coupon. Actually Reserved Seats on
sale at Blanchard q Fitzgerald. 1:s s. Spring st.
Cheap Excnrsious on al Lines Of Travel
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Bonds for Sals

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT tn
undersigned, clerk Of the; city sok 49,
helm hs g3s ~ w,l recs!ys BIDS tor 8 re
Anaheim, dated December Isl IN e.
bearing interest ct the rate ef ~ ~ e.
per ennum. payable eemissn9usll q ~
Tuesday, october 18th. I'M 81 s.; IA
The board reserves the riQh1 Y ~
any ana a cle DlS' 81 The CIV 81 az ~ -
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were precipitated over an embankment
and narrowly escaped with their lives.
The occupants happened to land in a
cluster of bushes soft and strong enough
to save them.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-09-23

The duchess of Westminster is known
among her friends as an ardent lady
cricketer. and she is said to be in partic-
ular a bowler--or bowleress?-of some
considerable skill
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-09-23

FOR THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
State Asylum for the Insane and Inebrl-
ates-Commencing Nov. l. 1896. and END.
ing April 80. 1897.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-09-23

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