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The herald., 1897-09-12
INTO DRY DOCK
Steamer Albion's Trip Delayed-Com
mittee Meeting POSTPONED

A meeting Of the property owners with
the boulevard committee was called for
yesterday afternoon at the office of the
Merchants and Manufacturers asoci-
alton, but owing to the absence of sew
eral members of the committee from the
city the meeting was adjourned until
Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
The secretary of the Merchants and
Manufacturers association has received
a letter from F. M. Lee, manager of the
new steamship company, who is now at
En3enada, in Lower California, stating
that there are eighty tons Of freight at
San Pedro ready for shipment to the
Mexican coast when the steamship
company's boat leaves
Later in the day word was received
from Mr.. Lee that the Albion, which was
to have started Wednesday, the 15tn
inst, will have to go into dry dock for
repairs, and the proposed excursion will,
Of necessity be postponed about week
The herald., 1897-09-12
Struck by LIGHTNING

BURNS, Ore. Sept. 1.-At Buchanan
station, twenty-eight miles east of here
on the Ontario road, nine persons were Sc
verely shocked by a bolt of lightning yes
terday. The persons injured were Mr. and
Mrs. George Buchanan and one child, Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Buchanan and three child
rem, Miss Hattie Beauregard and Samuel
Graves. Mrs. George Buchanan was pain
fully, though not dangerously burned. She
was struck on the head ad seriously burned
down to her feet. Mr.. Graves, when struck,
was fully 100 yards away from the Buchan-
an families, who were collected around a
fruit wagon. A canary bird was killed in
the house about fifty yards distant
The herald., 1897-09-12
PERSONAL

Mrs. J. NJ Erdman and her daughter
returned from New York Tuesday.
DR.. A. c. Rogers who has been on a
visit to New York for several weeks, has
returned.
DR.. Thomas ]. Mccoy starts today
for New York city, where he will remain
several weeks.
John L. Pavkovitch will leave today
for the north, on a business trip. He
will be absent about three weeks.
Charles Harris, who was in the recen
wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande
railway, wires ]. Lester Gabriel Of this
city that he will arrive all right, though
delayed.
The herald., 1897-09-12
MAIL CARRIERS NEXT
Coming From San Francisco-Alami-
tos Excursion

Word was received last evening that
150 mail carriers, who have been attend
ing the convention at San Francisco,
would arrive in this city Tuesday morn
ing. The city mail carriers have ar
ranged to give them a reception at the
chamber of commerce rooms that morn
Ing and will use the chamber as their
headquarters during the stay of the vis-
itors.
An invitation has been received by
the chamber of commerce from j. Ross
Clark. inviting the members to an ex-
cursion over the Southern Pacific to
Alamitos to inspect their new sugar fac
tory. Special train to leave Arcade
depot at 1870 p. m, Thursday, Septem-
ber 18th.
Due notice will be sent to members as
to final arrangements
The herald., 1897-09-12
Lattery's Assailants Examined

The preliminary examination of Will
Hoffman and Gill Young. the two men
arrested by Detectives Hawley and Au-
BILE, charged with robbing old Tom Lat
terry at the Eagle stables on the night of
August 22d, was held yesterday before
Justice Morrison. The, men conducted
their own defense. Lattery was the
principal witness and identified his as
sailants as the defendants. Hoffman
was held for trial and Young's exam
ination will be continued Tuesday.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Touched the Button

SOMERSET, Pa. Sept. 11.-President Nc
Kinley received many callers today and
this evening at the Endslee residence. To-
night the president, accompanied by his
brother, Abner Mckinley, walked to the
Western Union office, where he touched a
button that opened the electrical exhibit
at the Cleveland exposition. The presi-
dent and Attorney General McKenna held
a long consultation tonight and later drove
into the country. Mr.. McKenna will re-
main here till Monday. when he will3ac-
company President Mckinley to Washing
ton. 1t is hinted that important informa-
tion will be given the public soon as their
arrival in Washington.
The herald., 1897-09-12

LADIES' Here is where you are
FALL reminded of the cooler
WRAPPERS. days, also of the COM
fort warmth that can be your: for al
most the asking An exclusive and
resses go on sale Monday for the first
lime. Summer wrappers cut to DUO
and 75c
ATsl;25 EACH-A Fleece Lined Wrapper
with tight lining. fancy braid trim
ming. full width and length, In garnet
blue and black. both figures and
stripes
and fancy colors. trimmed with ruffies
and fancy braid.
AT G.75-Feece Lined Wrappers. black
and white figures, plain back yoke
trimmed In rufles and braid.
Summer Wrappers soc.
Your choice this week of all
75c, 85c and 81 Wrappers in
light colored lawn, princess
style, tight lining, SOC.
75c Each.
Your choice of all $1.25,
s1.50, $1.75 Wrappers, navy
blue, figured calico, trimmed
with blue and white mixed
braid.
ELEGANT Every waist Is cut rs per
SILK cent. Best made, of finest
WAISTS. material, in the latest
fashion. There is no discount in the
quality. Our regular 81 waist was
equal to any IS garment in town, So
will buy them this week.
At-$3-Of black Surah Silk, yoke back.
full front, soft cuffs. white laundered
collar. trimmed in pearl buttons,
was &400
At s4-Of Black Taffeta Silk, yoke back,
lul front soft turned back cuffs,
were $500
A75-Of black taffeta, yoke back. tucked
yoke in front and gathered full, soft
uffs.Saundered collar have been SELL
ing for $500.
The herald., 1897-09-12
The Pratt Murder

G1LA BEND, Sept. lie. J. Claire, the
village butcher, has been placed under ar
rest as implicated in the murder of Drug
gist Pratt. Merritt, the young hobo ar
rested, will have his examination Monday.
He has evidence that he left Gila Bend
early on the evening of the murder and
it is believed he will be discharged. Blood
stains on his clothing and on those of St.
Claire are to be exported by Phoenix
physician, who has been telegraphed for,
The herald., 1897-09-12
The Miners Cause

The Progressive Lyceum held crowd
ed meeting last night at the Caledonia
hall and discussed the killing of the
Pennsylvania miners on Friday last. F.
w. Alexander, Charles Johnson, L. A.
Swan, F. NJ. Sallee and Mr.. Braunton
were among the speakers. Resolutions
condemning the action Of the United
States marshals and government by in
junction were adopted.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Black Dress Goods.

Our anticipated advance in imported Goods They
spent the early ransackng old Europe The result
is host of unparalleled unmatched bargains. The fun
starts morning Price attractions strong
enough to draw every woman; the qualities strong
enough to hold them.
YARD-1nstead 15c, goods. heavy
weight in plaids mixtures ETC., and dark colors
eo PER YARDPain black alwool Serge 50 inches wide
with French dye under ordinary circum
1t would he 40c
5oc-Fancy Mohar 40 inches wide.
some designs quality. pretty colors.
Goods in
figures, full 40 inches wide.
finished Henrietta 40 to inches wide
fine qualities 10 pieces and values from 81
choice till sod
tLOo-New Black Brocade Wool Satin. 10 different
luster of wool and mohar latest.
The herald., 1897-09-12
AL Smith in Trouble

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE World will
tomorrow publish the following: Al Smith,
sporting man, was arrested yesterday at
the Bilsey house on an order issued by
Judge Maddox of the supreme court Kings
county, as defendant in a $40, 900 suit for
breach of promise of marriage. The plain
tiff is Miss Agnes Hinch, a music teacher
of Long Island City. Albert f. Smith is
about 81 years old and is known all over the
United States as sporting man and
hacker of pugilists.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Wants His Paw

SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 11.-Judge Dooling
has sustained the demurrer in a mandamus
suit brought by D. H. Trout to compel
County Clerk Martin to pay his warrant for
services as deputy assessor. Trout is a
state senator and when he returned from
Sacramento was appointed deputy as
SCISSOR. The county clerk refused to issue
a warrant on the ground that Trout could
not hold salaried positions, it being in
violation of the law
The herald., 1897-09-12

line OF goods to sell equal
value for less money or
better value for same money
Bleached Table Damask.
AT 25c A YARD-56 inches wide, nice as.
sorted patterns instead of 40c.
AT 40c-e6 inch. all linen, 60c quality, but
: few pieces to close out
50c-Extra Bleached Irish Linen, re.
duced from 75c.
e5c-e6 inch Pure Irish Linen Satin
Damask Of newest designs; has been
Csc.
7bc-et goods of pure Irish Linen, dou BILE
satin damask, 10 inches wide, full
line of patterns, Napkins to match.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Good Samaritan Hospital

There will be special services at 4
o'clock this afternoon at the Good Sa-
maritan hospital. 924 West Seventh
street, when 1t will be reopened. The
building has been somewhat remodeled
and several rooms have been added, one
Of which is a memorial to H. w. Latham,
that noble man and steadfast friend, to
whose indefatigable efforts the hospital
is largely due.
The herald., 1897-09-12

valley commissioner. will speak upon
The Forest Reserves Of California.
DR.. J. w. Johnson Will give a microscop
ic exhibit Of ''protococcus nivalis." the
coloring matter in red snow, from speci-
mems obtained by him on the summit
of the Sierras. Members of the associa-
ton and their friends are invited.
The herald., 1897-09-12
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
First Meeting of the Season Tuesday
Euenipr

The first regular meeting for the en-
suing year of the Southern California
Academy of Sciences will be held next
Tuesday evening, September 18th. at
the rooms of the academy. S301s South
broadway. commencing at o'clock. A
lecture entitled "The Annular Theory
and IT. Bearing on the Gold Discoveries
of Alaska" will be delivered by Mr.. l.
=. va1. M. Abbot Kinney. Z Yosemite
The herald., 1897-09-12
At sc yard

your choice of about so pieces of
Dress Trimmings, consisting of jets,
black braid, colored braids. rides
cent beads, ruffie mohair and odd
pieces of gimps from the ma rrow to
2 inches wide; worth from 10c to
SOC per yard.
AT l0c PER YD-New Mohair Trim.
mings in braided effects, all colors
and latest designs.
The herald., 1897-09-12
M, p. Tonor Dead

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I'm P. To-
nor missionary apostolic and honorary
chaplain to his holiness Pope Leo XIII. and
chaplain general to the American war
ships, was stricken by heat in his room in
a hotel here today. He died shortly after
ward in Jefferson hospital.
The herald., 1897-09-12
At 05c.
HAND.

HAND. Tomorrow starts two
KERCHIEFS. big Handkerchief sales.
This last week we received heavy i'm
port shipments. A couple of cases
one of ladies', one of gentlemen's-
have been unpacked and will be on sale
bright and early Monday m forming. The
early corners get the choice ones.
The herald., 1897-09-12
At Sc Each,

100 doz. Ladies Hemstitch d
Handkerchiefs, with drawn
wash corners. Also a COM
p1ete line of hemstitched and
colored bordered handker-
chiefs; regular 10c and 15c
goods. =
The herald., 1897-09-12
The Bicycle Mile

LONDON, Sept. 11.-At the Crystal Pal
ace track today ]. W. Stocks lowered the
worlds one mile bicycle record, standing
start. doing the distance in 1:44. He made
Il record for five miles also his time for
that distance being $3.50 AS.
The herald., 1897-09-12
French Grain Crops

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Matin, in an arti-
Gle on the grain supply, says it will be
necessary to import 200OO.OOO quintals of
wheat this season on account of the failure
of the crops. The importation of this uuan-
tity OF wheat will include 14O,O0OOOO francs
duty.
The herald., 1897-09-12
For I5c Each

A full and varied assortment
of gentlemen's Mahatma
Handkerchiefs in all the
latest borders; cheap at 25c.
The herald., 1897-09-12
AYE, AYE, SIR.

COTTON Our bargain table 10
WASH still well sup pplied with
FABRICS. unheard Of prices on
Wash Goods. loo and 2Oc Lawns
go this week for &c.
AT SC YARD - Simpsons extra
quality of Satins, in stripe and
figures; worth l5c.
AT SC PER YARD-SilkS Striped Chal:
lies in light colors only. a beautiful
soft goods; were l5c yard.
AT SC, slsc. 1Oc, 12hc = Organdies.
Guipure Lace Lawn, Dimtty Cor
donets. etc.
AT 10c-Handsome 20c and Csc Bishop
Lawns. in lace effects, with latest
colorings
The herald., 1897-09-12
ARE YOU READY?

FANCY We announce special
DRESS prices in dress trim
TRIMMINGS mings for Monday.
They are small price, but the quail.
ties are the highest.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Woodford on DUTY

SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 1.-General
Woodford. the United States minister. has
applied for an audience with the queen
regent in order that he may present his
credentials.
The herald., 1897-09-12

- The e-remodeling Of our store gave rise to many
new departments. Among them CioaKs, suits and
Ready Made Garments 1t will occupy the center in
the rear on the ground floor. 1t will be elegantly
fitted out for convenience and comfort The opening
of this department will be epoch in Los Angeles
merchandising We will demonstrate it to every
willing person this fall
The herald., 1897-09-12
Ruggles Retires

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Ruggles was retired today on account
of age and Col. Samuel Breck made brig
adler general and appointed to the va
cancy.
The herald., 1897-09-12

:. Francis Murphy.

The World-renowned Temperance Reforrner, in reply
toquestions propounded him by Judge Arnold said:
Ques.-"What do you think of the Kelley teatment7'
Ans-"I fully persuaded that the Kelley Cure for
inebriety be justly called miraculous. have multi
tudes Of men from walk of life, who testify to its
saving who given up forever lost and.
eminent judge said to recently 4 did not think
God could them They TO the Institute and
took Dr. keeeys Treatment, and have been SOBER indus
tious and honored since. Such testimony Is
unimpeachabe"
Ques.-"What relation, In your judgment and from
observation does the Kelley Treatment hold to
pei temperance"
Ans-''ln my experience of twenty-five years as gos'
pei temperance have always felt that needed some
thing to aid who what known as hard drink
who possessed with the devil of acoho
who had their dwellings in the tombs, and no could
then visited the most distinguished doctors and
asked them aid giving relief to these They
did, best of their abty but there was permanent
relief for them. needed medical assistance; without it
thousands have left the field to perish. Thank God
for Dr. Kelley who has found cure for the alcoholic
poison Now the Of gospel temperance 60 forth
to meet the GoIa of drunkenness without any doubts
fears because Kelley has proved the world by great
multitude of witnesses that God has revealed him the
Divine secret that has killed the pssence Of drunenness
Oues.-"Do you ndorse the Kelley Treatmentl'
Ans-"I do, with whole heart, and pray that
blessed Lord and Master continue His abundant bless
ing upon DR.. Kelley and his treatment.
For information
North Commercial
2E~2qSNE3ql<N39 2<SGNS7tS%3QHE@3
The herald., 1897-09-12

Cream Table Damask
At ayard-bs inches wide, cut from
At soc-5s inches wide, assorted patterns,
At 4Oc-e3 inches wide, all linen. loom
dice pattern, our regular 6oc goods.
boc-6o iuch pure linen, elegant designs,
Napkins.
AT zoe A DozEN-x fringe, all linen. red
border, suitable tor heavy use restau-
rants; others ask 81 0U.
AT 75c-X, all linen. loom dice patterns
s0c-K All Linen Satin Damask Dinner
Napkins; worth N.2a
ei.25-4 Pure Irish Linen Satin Damask,
::rRsF0 :i.E:. value extra quality cut from
Sl65-X Size. Pure Irish Linen Double
Satin Damask, extra good, have been
selling at t220.
Towels
AT 5c-cotton Huct Fringe. 1885 inch.
regular worth SIC.
loc-All.linen Hemmed Huckaback, l7x
S5 inch; was l5c.
l2Xc-Au All.linep Fringed Huckaback,
l9x39 inch, valued at zoe any time.
15c-Alllinen extra heavy fringed Huck.
aback 2vx4O inch. Competitors get 25c
Crash.
AT &c A YARD-Barnsley Crash, all
linen. bleached, IS inches wide.
skc-lsinch all linen checked glass
Linen. assorted colors and designs,
we'll worth 12Hc.
sHc-1sinch all linen, Stevens, extra
heavy. soft, absorbent quality. al.
ways 12hc.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Initiatory Sale Fall Silks. Colored Dress Goods

This is rich display - fresh with oriental
They direct and represent the best pro-
duct of the native looms. The fastdious can t
help but be enraptured. The scope OF our prices
brace all qualities. Whatever your silk wants
satisfy them. Specials in black silks this week:
H0 black uah this week d... ....... 6
d. ..
.~""""
The herald., 1897-09-12
Glass Linen DoyIies.

AT 35c A DOZEN-13-inch Checked Glass
Linen Doyltes. for restaurants or
heavy use; have been Soc
45c-15inch Checked Glass Linen of tne
quality, and worth CSC dozen to any.
body.
Goc-l7-inch Checked Doyly, extra quail
tty; worth 75c.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Damask Sets.

Damask Sets. *
At Sc, 81. So Each
Elegant pure Irish Linen
Satin Damask Sets with
napkins to match, handsome
new goods and an exception
al offer; sell regularly at
$40, $12 and SIS each.
The herald., 1897-09-12

KID The finest of imported
GLOVES. goods, newest, latest. go
on sale tomorrow at Anti-Tarif Prices.
The herald., 1897-09-12
New Goods at Old Prices.

One of our New York buyers spent the
early summer in Europe. Our present
low prices and high qualities are the
result of his fortunate buying.
AT slOO A PAIR-"Hale's Speciar' OF
real kid, button, and guaranteed to
wear longer than any glove Tor the
same price.
AT &l50-A French Glove. Centemeri,
button. first quality, either plain or
embroidered backs.
We have still few of our $l.25 Cen
temeri in small buttons and plain backs
We are closing out
At OSC.
The herald., 1897-09-12

Never did firm dare offer the opening Of season
such values today for fall goods Rarely
does a firm enter with such immense stock
bought such low prices paid for We in
first day with prices far below the market value Will
keep it up to the finish.
AT YARD-Colored novelty goods n
designs full 40 to ~ in wide: 35c and
styles should sell at soc.
YARD75 pieces coored plain
ground raised mohair black
like $L0O goods.
75c-Fancy goods plain
raised figures home etc. the finest have shown
for double the price
s0New goods plain figures exquisite
coorings and newest patterns
The herald., 1897-09-12

BED from the time we hrst
FURNISH. opened we have always
lNGS. maintained our reputa.
tion as headquarters for this line Of
goods. No one in Los Angeles can
touch US in qualities or prices of Sheets
and Pillow Cases.
Sheets.
AT 4lc-72x9o Inch Of good bleached mrs.
lin, first quality, regular soc worths
4lc-slxsO inch bleached Sheets; cheap
at 55c.
Pillow Cases.
AT loc-4,x3e inches. best quality, bought
to sell for l5c
AT l2Hc-42x36. of good muslin hem.
stitched, well worth 1896.
Bedspreads.
At 7sc1slxso-inch Honeycomb effect and
excellent value at 81.
el.l5 EACH - 9Ox9O, now Marseil!es
Spread, new and pretty designs .i
e1.e9-9ox90-inch. the genuine Marseilles
Spread the regular ~. % goods; a few
to close out
e2. 15-sOx9o inch, extra heave MarseilleS
good quality, regular value So
Blankets.
AT ei.25 EACH-Comforts of pretty hgs
ured silkoline, plain lining, knotted
with yarn. filled with snowflake cottont
instead Of SL76
s125-Comforts. Japapanese effect, in
pretty light colors, delicate shadings
pure cotton and knotted with pretty
yarn; were $500
e2O0-Comforts of finest silkoline and
plain on one side. caintiiy figured on
other, knotted. ruffled and filed with
best cotton; worth $500
e275-A Blanket of good wool. silver
gray, large size, handsome stripes Of
different colors, silk taped, could
easily ask 81 3D.
63O0-A Novelty Wool Blanket, 2H yards
wide. extra weight, snow white.
S450-Hale's Special Cream White All,
wool Blankets, silk bound. 62x80 inch
in size; comes in pink. blue or red bors
der, reduced from 50 for this week
only.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Special House Linens

Here linen items and prices to dream tonight
We challenge any house who claims to make pr ices in this
The herald., 1897-09-12
NEW FALL GOODS.

eand
from FnceW
u you sockn nomen a ompe
Metropolitan Stock===An International Display?
The herald., 1897-09-12

C1oaks, Suits and Ready Made Garments We
take pleasure in calling your attention to this
Department Our stock-is arriving daily As it is
the first careful about the assortment One
of our eastern men has given his exclusive time to
buying this stock His dispatches startling with
the bargains he has picked up They will be pub
lished in few days Such prices that significant
of Hale Bros heavy. buying.
The herald., 1897-09-12
ANSWERS EVERY DEPARTMENT.


sold ull
whole the Every spnden with
, 1897-03-20

erage for the child, and he choked.
MIX, mix" he cried family.
Mahem had brought no food with him
and had nothing to offer but whisky.
Mix" said Jimmie again.
"All right" said Mahem, drawing a
clasp-knife, you shall have milk" and
he tapped a vein in his own arm, caught
the flood in the cap OF his whisky-tlask.
added a little Bourbon, and gave the
starving child a liberal draught. jim
ME was much strengthened by this po-
lion. and by midnight was safely home
again and transferred from Mahem's to
his mothers arms.
The boy was able next day to tell
something about his adventure, but the
captain then and always disputed the
boys story that he went III OF camp
on the back OF old Barney.
"A horse is low-down enough 10 do a
rick like that" said he: but a horse
didn't do it this time. tell you | know
he went cut on "A wagon. and | found
the spot where he fell OFF" And tina,
settled it.
What does Jimmie mean by milk
asked Mrs. Gregg. He say that wher
YOU found him you gave him milk"
He meant whisky said Mahem
shortly.-Argopaut.
, 1897-03-20
Weekly Republican 81 a year.
PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING
STREETS AND DITCuES

Sealed proposals will be received UP
to s O'Clock p. m. Of April 6, 1897, for
the cleaning Of the streets and bitches
Of the City Of Laramie, the work to be
performed under the direction Of the
city marshal, in accordance with the
specifications furnished by the city en-,
gineer and now IN file with the city
clerk, and to the satisfaction of the
committee on streets and alleys. The
contract will be let by the council to the
lowest responsible bidder, but the right
is reserved by the council to reject any
or ell bids. 1t is further required that
eac.. bidder shall enclose with his bid
to the city clerk a certified check for
500, or 500 in money, in lieu of a bond
to the city that he will make contract il
the successful bidder. The successful
bidder will be required to give a bond
in double the amount Of his contract for
the faithful performance of the work in
with the terms OF his con-
tract.
CHAs. s. GREENBAUM,
City Clerk.
, 1897-03-20
BAPTIST.

Rev. Arthur Willett, pastor.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 D. m.
Morning topic. Gospel of Despair
Evening topic, "Choose!"
Sunday school at 1915, w. H. Fra
zee. superintendent.
B. Y. p. U. (juniors) meeting at 3:15
p. m, topic. "A Temperance Boy" dan
l:S). Leader, Lois Holiday.
B. Y. P. U. (seniors) meeting at $40
p. M, topic, The Way Of Darkness
prov. 4:13-19). Lender, W. H. Frazee
c. c. class. Tuesday at 1880 p. m,
Mrs. Ulen, leader.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:3O p
m.
Mr.. Warren McCord will have the
charge OF the music on Sunday evening.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.