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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-06
His Life Saved by a Present of
Flowers.


A beautiful girl drove out to the
Sand Hills and gave DIR. Sollace Mitch
ell magnificent boquet of flowers for
d certain one of the patients (men-
tioning him by name.) When asked
by the doctor. "Who shall L say brought
themP" the young lady, blushing deep
ly. replied: Never mind the name;
just give them to him." "lt's strange
how some things will help along a
sick man." said the doctor. There
was this fellow in bad tix with the
fever and as soon as told him that a
young lady who refused to give her
name had sent him these flowers,
which she had brought out herself to
the Sand Hills. the patient smiled and
began to mend from that very minute.
and now "a aatet aapgsg,s~SesaaNaA
NNRA'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-06

If the Prince of Wales oldest SON
ever falls in love with an American
girl, which he is certain to do one OF
these days, she will most likely hail
from Troy. 1t takes Troy girl to
understand the art of bringing ''Col-
lars aud Cuffs" into subiectian,->
Vrakss, 4e2axiaN n
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-23
- rxvNF EED Z
hENOL ERO
GIVEN AWAY
BEAUTIFUL sEvES SHOT REMOVER
T0R u.e0
Handsome WEAPON ASD ACCT ATf
SHOOTER.

Don't les THE oppo tuuity. which vii be
Cor a short tme. s. By without pfoeurinE 'ur
Of thesf etegaut refs4vets.
Everybody hoHid uRn a gnua revolver
and this Is u ctnuce tuut occurs nufetm q Hte
time a uHffai evolve rtunnt nH putthA#
IL 4lfef tfma. prepared Go furnish our Plan
MT REVOLVER. whish we recommend 81 the
Aest eyer offered TO the American public
cuiuniata4 A. t does All tn desirable lea
t4rau kuewH in mntoFn pistol WhklnF. iHts
lfuv ulNuf a. fpaliy u most ettNnut Affair.". per
feet tn workmanship and hnisn, ana uas
h4ru SOLD cut # uut regular stock at 4lNo
our reason for selling them Ht tuf very laN
pfieu ~ ~luf. ts tNnt ~ are a"ih3 "Ht ol t4e
huaI4ens. ant do not whsh % carry Nut stock
over. Nua tad better order early before
they are AL Htsf#sfa ~. We have very
large stock. Hut kffu@ that we Nta dt-pase
Of th4m "A six months. The fHuHt &fNuit
yer g. = shot, a3.eHAihre pistol just fhefikht
cir for fhe urt ket g FhHhtN g ~
scrufuttf V. when. Hld away OF euried thtit
puekft. fsm m4V be- Cuunttnt tlat NO ntpr
mature oxul.a % many occur IHts h"Fal-
vor = cold uuG S AUr piHfrtt with Il ttt-
asut Rosewood sfoek, hnd j. triilt matv
handsome tHNu Hu3 g. Vfltfr 81 tue ntatNet
INT sells for for III e. aloe money Anf
make cartridges can he used wita IT, hH.
cause the nflge s. Jew, dnftt Hupr"rH tHAt
this Revolver - CHUnut1 Nudt u Il h9s
There ~ not a stru4gef, htttff Hi3H" hHtett
Net sold Every ~af4iNHf - WtttAtt'Ht NHN
II YOU are mot perfectly satisfied Win rs APP
pearane e. and shootiun qualities We viii re-
lund yuur money. Il T. iuat The MtutHh ~
every usr a revolver can be- puf g.. ne VIII
send Que Planet Hey0tv =, by tnhll.th hha0t
snme eass fer Il ~ or ~tA tuf - - hti i've
OF vohrf riruds 60 ssuf, and Y"u Wtl yours
for nothing. SEND maaes by registered let
ter or postal note. Remember va are self
ing Noif a 81. u Revolver for Sl.4e,
PLANET ~TfkkAHAS CO, Abingdon ia
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-19
0erAtifMteS.

Sine 6emerfenstpert6
8er6Gn0lung it6er 5 6 :
er @tlbelm erfOlgte 6ieier Sage / III
sc { n q orfer Stabtrote. Ser
Staotratb Sibiimons beantra8te BEN 8e7
idluB:
gSu G%r1pd9uu9, 6aB Der Sto6tratb nit
Dem 0euti6en &et6e ltn6 BEN 0eltIdeu in
Der 9arseu @elt 6itIi6tli6 6es 8erluites
%ipmpotbtirt, mel6er Die ~geIanrnte Station
Our6 ben Sob oeS &diiers QSil6elm betroffen
bat, = lei es bieruit
r8ei6lo en- boB Der Gtabtratb ben
Dtapor eriu9ty am Sage bes 8e9rdbnilies
bes &aiiers @tlbelm Die S(u99en oltf benz
Staotbdule auf 6albmait 81 5ie6en."
BUR 8egriinOung ietueS 9lntrages erflGrte
0err T~tbitntonS:
gunlere StaOt bat etnen meltbiir9erli6en
G5aratter ulIo ib balte nit Giidii6t altf Die
plelen bier beftnoltben 0euti6en Siireer ben
gel6lIB fltr ell1en pGiieIOen. SaB Ser per-
l%tor6ene 6atler ELL meier, flu9er Mno 9ere6=
ter 0errl6er NOR, 3ei9t 0aS all9eneite Wefiibl
Der 8rouer Der 0euti9en I6er iei1en Sos,
1pD INNER ii6 otelelben befilI0en - 1tno IS
erbeQt aud aus Der 8batlo6e, baB mGbreno
ieiner Gegterlng fem Gorrpllrf qeoen Inn
0us9eIpro6en woroen lit, es iet 6enn pom
SoStoltlten ODER Nrtdr6tlten, Die lelbit inn
0tmntel @briltus betdrnpfen mitroen. Ser
GtaOtratb iollte nit Giidlibt olf bic oroBe
gnSobl Don braDen, unlere @eiebe a6teitben
NIB ibr alteS 0aterlan0 IN @6ren 6alte1Oen
GeIti6en Der StaOt Stem gort i@eirier 8beil=
Iahnte 1n Der lra1Ier UNI ben &erlllIt bes
beltl0en &dilers bur1 Anrabme oes ge=
l9luiles etnen poienben 9tusbrud PER-
Iei6en."
Oieien 9(lsfi6run9en Idlos fid in IG1z
dcf'pY Hfpnp Sf0Htrnfh Nn.,FI+.o r..
bob Gr6 bernor, oaB &aiier 8ilbelm Ben
8eretntgten Staten ais S6teosridter IN
Dem @ren3itreite nit England betreffs Ser
Gan Suan SnieI i'm 8ugetzS un6 i'm Sabre
1873 our6 letnen unparteiii6en SprI6
bon groBem 9tlBeH geipeien Jet. Der 8ez
i6luB mur0e bterauf einitimmtg angenomz
men. lInO 8iirgermeiiter 6etpitt that Die
nDt6tgen S6rttte 81 Ietner 9lusfi6ruug.
Der aII6efannte 8rebtger
SaImaoge in BrOoflDn bat in ieiz
nem n~eueiten Sortrage c NJ d E
2Sorte tber DGs jeBtge 80 Di NJ
betSeitalter" geipro6en. Gr lagte
nameutIid aud f~olgenoes: vSn BEN lebten
Sabren bat Die gdn5li6e ltnOeranttportli6>
teit 8teter, in 0eren Bertpabrutg 1t9 Die
@el6ek9rmer 9eute befanoen, groBes 1tnbeil
g~eitiftef. 8anftpirren, Die 6l1t6t BON Ota6z
laBbertpaltern un0 DISQUALIFICATION in
Der NmtSfibrung 0ffentIi6er 9erfpaltungsz
5tpetge b%eranlaiier1 unS 3u ernitem 9fadben>
oellten lt1o 81 Der 6rage: 0aS ioaen mir
tDIn, I'm 0teie Sell6e GltssnrOtten =? 8tele,
Die ele9ante BferOe, Oadten unb 2anoitbe
beitBen uno reid1en Clubs an9e60ren, Mir
ben feinen Dollar i'm Ger1n0gen baben,
taus tie bas bon i6nen ooer ibren @eibern
unredtmdBtg ermOr6ene @ut ausltefern
mitBten. lfitunter f%aIiren iie, fiibreu
eIHige 3ett lang beinabe ein &loiterleben,
tal6en aber Damn tpieoer auf, nahoem lie
it'd nit ibren Gldubtgern ausgegli6en, b.b.
i6r 8eOauern barber qeduBert baben, baB
fe ni6t5 6eitBen. Der lInterid)ieo sipiIde1
i9rem erite1 unO 3tDeiten Debut lit getp0bn7
lid Der, 6aB fe bel lekterem i6nelere
&ierOe, ais pOrber, utb auitatt zines, orei
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-19
3eitrit 9d1nrukopf.
RutTer 511tIhelut I.

Ser Gd,6pfer ocS nemcit Oeatid)eM &eidJcS.
Cine p0lltdnoiae uno autbentiibe @eididte ieiteS
&ebens unb slorreihen Ne9ierers. Der 9rpBe .d3ug
bon Begebenheiten, oMrb tpelbe er Die &dnofarte oon
europa ~gednoert bat uno Die oeutide Station Stnl
Ste9e. sn uatlunoler &fnbett unO sur Sber9etpdIt
gsfHhrt bat. Bon Gen. 9~rruaIn 9trh, Dem o%tfin9uir=
ten oentfGen Solodten rn0 &iterateu. 9eraIs9egebeH
ten Sunitratipnen, feline Nprtratts, GdIabticenen &C:
Man frase an tpegeu 8eoinann9en ooer ldide iofort
Ngcnten ~nerlamat. S9ag itbtTe f fir SHsmaSI Sssj
@ebtetes. {. 3. Seod7 & Co., 1876 gSaibingtsn@Str.,
Ghicqdp, Su.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-19

ir ben mabren @teuIGeufreunb lit eS gu ieben, baB es
Die &ranteH iinb, ouf oereu Stusbelltrng Die Auodials
Der, 9eraus9eber ~pertbIoier Sriefe, Iowie Die sSobri.
fanten iogenannter elettrti1er Sirtet Defenders tbr
&ngennert ri6teu, &ofentlib tpirS Der p& ct.
tuuassG burd feline pertbponen &ot6=
f6ld9e aud oieien. ~iaubereu Serren baIo rnb fir
immer oas ibnbbe Sonotuerf Ieeen! Ser uIettuugs.
SInfer" miro fir % Gents in Poltmarten fret unb
iorgIom perpadt ~perian0t. .
abreifire: Seuti6es n~9eilsSuititut", So, II Sin.
ton @Iace, gsem 9orf q. g.. SIN @6icaeo beim BUD
DGuOler q. S6impstp. 276 Sft gtortb @pe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-19
2ltt Oas SentI@e 0ubIifmut!
Gin Oankbarer Datient,

ger letnem Nan!eu MIDI. genanut baben mill uub Der
rem SeiOsn elmer in einem SOftor6H6 onaeaegeUen
en ai oeToanIt LdBt bnrtb .uns basielbe foitsmfret
@m Ie'1 Ha,l asloenSsm MM,ttlneni6eu oerf9iden, S}eies
gapBs Sl@ entDdlt Ofeseptc, Die in ieber @npthrfp
SslnaNt tperoeH fonnen. @dbidt Cure g6reiSie mil
STte1Itarte on: q. GtSfanp 6 So. TX e. nnw.
f0n Str., 9tetusDOrf. 81. N. go"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-19

Cine Nmerifanertn, beren
SetngefIbG eS tbr perbtetet, ais
3enge in etnem 6muBtgen Gro>
5eB auf5utreten, - bteie Seltenbeit lit in
@ranb 3api6s in Mt6igdn entoedt
tporben. 9ort lift Der ret9e 6olshGn6ler
ISM. s.. Solonlan angeflagt, in u~nlauteren
8e5ie6ungen gu elmer Srau WtoIbier al
lteben, uno Der 6alptz uno QlugenSeuge in
Dem Sale lit Der WhtitfIebrer Omen s.
Gurtle, Der be6auptet, nt6t lt1r er, lonoern
audi ietne Srau bate oas 9aar ouf Der
SbGt ertappt, ltno Der lelbit berlon9te, 6aB
feline Trau g%eStpunSen tper6e, nor @eri6t
gu eri6einen, Do ie freipiQig ni6t fommeu
tpolle. Strait 3urtle a6er padte, Iotpte lie
BON benz S6rttte t6res Wtannes b0rte, i6re
Saden ltno perlieB Die Stabt, ibrem Otanne
i6reibeno, 0aB fte ME mebr 81 ibm 3uritdz
tebren, uno iOfort INN S6eioung einfomz
men tper0e.
- @ lie es / II Sem bonn @trbeIz
10 i6reflt6 p + + eerteu
Sermon in Sii0 SIltnoiS
oaritber miro bon bort Der
Qouiier v2lmerifa" geldrteben: yNitittg
i9retten jebt Die Observation-Disclosures
in Ser 10 idtper 6eimgein6ten StQot poralt.
OaS i6lehte gSetter unb Wlangel an Bdtz
material Daben Die 9lrbeiten ie6r pers0gert.
Sii1auscomite bait a1 Dem 8ei6luB,
fein baares @Selb SIT pertDetlen, felt. 9aS
%eeiammelte @el6 miro fir 8aumaterial,
!0auseinridtungen un6 9lrbeit ueripenbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-19
Nn5et9en.

Ser amerifanii6e 0efiigel= 3iidter.
6GnIem, Gnten un0 Sau6en. 8eorbeitet bon Sans
8ui1bauer.
Keeling, Klappenbach & Kenkel,
Al 0eorbnruz5tr Shirnoo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-03-19

9eutide 8aumidnle b. 6. SOnOereqqer
9olte aGe @rten 6ru9t6duue, @einrebeu, 8eeren.
uno Slrmenitrdu1er nno 9bottenbdume. Meine
Spe5tolttdteu ftno rtiiti1e Mtoulbeers uno r~uIiiihe
@prtfolen6dnme., Wdlobaumieblinge fitr Climber.
Claims. SD perienbe ulr quite. nome1sa9te 8flanaen
iltlo 5I 6tlltgen Bretien. S1idt fir 8reislt1te. gor=
relponoen5 oeuti9 poer eugltib. @breiitre:
S0tl SOnoeregger,
l~9ln54lpo (Sef1erlon 9o.) 8plDer, 9teb.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-31
Nervous Effects Of Applause.

The effect Of applause upon artists is
often quoted as due to their nervous
susceptibility. The fact is overlooked
that it is an unmistakable evidence Of
approval, and is as such desired. Ar
fists do not relish such expressions on
the same principle that our heather
visitor delights in the tom-tom, or our
own civilized small boy on the ''gloli-
GUS forth racket. 1t is the direct me-
dunn of communication across the foot
lights. Tut that artists do possess
nervous s%ensibilities of u most 1r,-
nounced order is very generally the
case, and is Il point in their favor as
indicating the temperament and tastes
of genius. wen though it does not in
sure the possession Of a creative force.
A highly strung nervous organization
may; and usually does, introduce much
unexpressed pathOs, and in therefore,
less e ,mfortable than q more stolid
nature ; but it is also moe prompt and
active, and the world owes much Of
its airing music to the Instruments il
holds at concert pi~tch.-LHian OlcOtt's
Letter.
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Qrf Gbiboooux Sentinel
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1888.
'S1Estroke by Electricity.

A highly interesting and suggestive
account N what may be called sun
stroke by electricity was recently prin-
ted in the St. james, Gazette. At the
Creuzot foundry in France an electric
furnace is msed, in which the light
equals that of 100000 candles. and the
heat is such that steel melts like but
ter in a feM seconds. Now people
standing at Il distance of Il few yards
feel no heat, Il thermometer five yards
away does no indicate much increase
of Temperature. Yet a subtle infu-
ence is at work. and a spectator who
remains for an hour or two is said to
experience 'a burning sensation, with
more or less pain in the neck, face and
forehead. the skia at the same time
assuming il coppery red tint. Later
symptoms are headache land sleepless-
ness. Afterwards the skin of the face
gradually peels Off i'll broad flakes,
while the complexion is left Of Il fine
brick color" The symptoms are those
OF continued exposure to hot, bright
sunlight. In extreme cases they are
those of snnstroke, though the only APP
parent agent has been intense light.
As to this it must be remembered
that the quality of radiant heat is to
pass through the air without apprecia-
bly, raising its temperature. When it
meets Il caloritic body that body is
heated, as illustrated in Il room warm
ed by a glowing fire. The air may
not be warmer than so degrees, while
the furniture is Warm to the touch. yet
no sense of chilliness is experienced,
because the body and its clothes have
the property of absorbing the heat
thrown out from the fire. In the samc
way the intense heat of the electric TO
Gus may exert its influence at IL dis
lance. The value of the observation.
if it is correctly reported, lies i'll its
suggestion as to the way in whicli sun
stroke ofthe indicated type is produc-
ed.-Pubic opinion.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-31
Unhal py Old Men.

The professional man, who makes
his living by hard knocks and con
slant exertiOn, is prone to envy
the business mar or Spectator who
raj go on making money almost
without work and who can pile up a
fortune which seems enormous to one
who manages to pick out of the world,
by constant endeavor, a snug living and
perhaps Il little more under favorable
conditions. But when old age colses
the professional mar has IN immense
advantage over the merchant, particn-
larry e the merchant who is, from
the nature of things. 80 in a
country like this-the merchant who
was not educated in his youth, and
whose chase after the mighty dollar
has stunted all the more refined and
studious aspirations he may orr
ginally have possessed.
For the old merchant, rich as he
may be, there is little satisfaction in
the last years. He can either struggle
on after dollars which no longer have
any significance or charm for him, or
he can spend his time mOping add loi-
tering uneasily, miserable in idleness,
and not knowing which way to turn OF
what to do with the time Of which be-
fore he had not any to spare. If
course, this is not the ease with all
rich old men who have made their
money in trade. Some have as con-
yenient- and satisfactory methods of
employing their minds as could be
asked for. Put the majority ale not 50
fortunate. Scattered about this town
are rich men, or men with all the lru-
perry they have need for, and more,
too, who are quite unhappy in their
idleness.-Ch:cagO Herald.
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excuse me, sir, but are YOU not a
pick-pockct p
Yes, sir, | am"
Il want you to do mt Il favor"
What is it 2"
Il have several thousand dollars in
my pocket, and as it will be quite
late when | get home | shall naturally
oversleep myself in the morning"
II see"
''There is my card. If o will
watch my house to morrow forenoon
until you see my wife start out with
I'm-a-going-a-shopping east in her
eye and will rob her and divide with
me I'll be your friend for life.-cincin-
natti Enquirer.
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Sore Eyes

The eyes are always in sympathy with
the body, and afford an excellent index
Of its condition. When the eyes become
weak, and the lids inflamcd and sore, it Is
an evidence that the system has become
dis0rdered by Scrofula, for which Ayers
Garsaparilla is the best known remedy.
Scrofula, which produced a painful in
famnation in my eyes, caused Inc much
suffering for u number Of years. By the
advice Of Il physician 1 commenced taking
Ayers Sar>aparilla. After using this
medicine u short time l was completely u.
Cured
Nv eyes are now in a splendid condition,
and | am us well and strong rs ever
Mrs. William Gage. Concord, N. H.
For a number of years I was troubled
with n humOr in my eyes, and was unable
to obtain any relief until | commenced
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine
has effected q complete cure, and l believe
it to be the best of blood purifiers
c. E. Upton, Nashua, N. H.
From childhood, aud until within a few
months, l have been afflicted with Weak
and Sore Eyes. l have used for these
complaints, with beneficial results, Ayers
S%arsaparllla. and consider 1t Il great blood
purifier. - Mrs. c. Phillips, Glover, vt.
1 suffered for a year with in1amma-
ton in my left eye. Three ulcers formed
OH the ball, depriving me of sight, and
causing great pain. After trying many
other remedies, to no purpose, l was finally
induced to use Ayers S~arsaparilla, and,
BY Taking
three bottles Of this medicine. have been
entirely cured. My sight has been re-
stored, and there is no sign of inflamma-
ton, sore, or ulcer in my eye.-Kendal
I. Bowen, Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio.
, My daughter, ten years old, was afflicted
with Scrofulous Sore Eyes. During the
last two years she never saw light of any
kind. Physicians of the highest standing
eXerted their skill, but with 10 permanent
success. On the recommendation of q
friend [ purchased Il bottle of Ayers Sar-
saparilla, which my daughter commenced
taking. Before she had used the third
bottle her sight was restored, and she can
now look steadily at a brilliant light with
out pain. Her cure is complete. W. E.
Sutherland, Evangelist, Shelby City, Ky.
Ayers ~SarsapariHa,
Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver s Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, IS.
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o.: fiCE .F Tx C~"iLECrnr. PARIsu1
- I~AfOULCIt;
nil""'anx. Ia. ian. ~, 1885,
To ali Wh"in j NAV rO r.rn:
You are t.r.lv n I II. Il ~ rali ut this Office
md ~, v. ur state md ls.ri-i, iiren.~s f.s the
year 1870. iH-it'~ Nah I. lSS2. T., avoid ~"rta
III court. ten l"r ssnt. I~h.fty ar attorneys
iee~ MI. ~" - "Lt inter. 4 =. r m"sth.
T.. r.. l.nLI,.,
Tax Collector.
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j.
Tailor.
ZEkNOrTS EClLDlNG.
Main ST., bet St. LDuis aud 81
Philip S,rvets,
@1beaA~%
NOTICE.

TIL h"'F"A Rene v"i~"; IM.-. M. ~. vii
~ ~ t . ~ecrmi Sunday in each month at i.
y e,kf l.. ".
nv oI.et If ,l,e W. trk-l4-O1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-28

weigh 16O pounds. He wore the gar
ments of q laboring man and was evil
IDENTIFY such. A few moments before
the body was found. Lardoh
took a horse across the track
to q neighbors and started
home. He was perfectly sober
at the time. A. Coulter, who lives
on Alameda street, between Washing
ton and jefferson, came to the Cor
oner's office and said he wished to
make a statement. at the same time
handing a note which stated that the
trains came along the street at that
point without blowing whistle or
ringing bell, and that they ran fast.
He spoke Of the train which came up
yesterday morning at ten minutes be-
fore 10 o'clock, and said it was going
very fast. He was subpenaed,
and will appear at the inquest
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
This is the second death that
has occurred on that part of the road
within two days. 1t is rumored to-
day that the man was placed upon
the rails after he had been murdered,
the murderers doing this to prevent
the discovery of their crime. How
ever, this is only, as yet, rumor,
and diligent search failed to reveal
any foundation for it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-28
The Los Angeles College.

The stockholders of the above in
stitution held a meeting last evening
in the Office of the Southern Califor-
mia National Bank, to devise means
for paying for the completion of the
new bull ding. DR.. Hanna is approv-
ing himself in all respects most COM
petent to manage the school properly
and successfully. Much interest is
taken in the enterprise. Los Angeles
has many attractions for young girls
who desire to attend a good school.
Our climate will bring out
pupils from the east, and the same
influence will bring out pupils
from long distances. The dry air and
perpetual sunshine will aid much in
the development of the voice as we'll
as of the color faculty. There are a
great many wealthy men here who
can not make better use of their sur
plus funds than by taking a modest
amount Of stock in the college. No
donation is asked from anyone, but
the plan proposed will insure full
value for every dollar thus invested.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-28
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Lab0rcr kliled at Rubit
Station.

StatlOns
A most mysterious accident occur
red yesterday morning few moments
before 10 o'clock at the station OF
Rubio, on the Southern Pacific Com
panies line to San Pedro. The form
of man was found lying beside the
track with his face horribly mutilated,
and nearly every bone in his body
broken. He was undoubtedly killed
by locomotive, by how or when, no
one could tell. The Southern Pacific
officials have done- everything to
sift the matter to the bottom, but
without avail. Coroner Meredith
was notified, but as he was at Santa
Ana, did not get the message. His
assistant went to Rubio, put the re-
mains in box and brought them to
this city. Inquiry at Rubio developed
the fact that the mans name was
John Lardoh and that he lived on the
Nadeau ranch. The deceased is a
man about thirty years old and will
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-28
THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
They Will Give u Grand Leap
Year Rall.

There will be special meeting of
La Esperanza Parlor No. 4, N. d. G..
w., this afternoon at 8 80 P. M, in
the G. A. R. Hall, in Mcdonald
block, 25 North Main street, for the
purpose Of completing arrangements
for a grand leap year ball, to be- given
early next month. The young ladies
of the Parlor are very enthusiastic
over the affair and it promises to be
one Of the finest balls ever given in
this city. Refreshments will be
served by the fair daughters Of Cali
fornia, and all who receive invita-
tions will be sure of a gracious well
come at the hands OF the members of
La Esperanza Parlor. A special in
vitation will be issued to all of Cali
fornia's pioneers, who will be the hon
ored guests of the Native Daughters.
Miss Maggie Mackay, Miss Jennie
Mackay, Miss Albertina Wiseman
and Miss Minnie Wright, the Presi-
dent of the Parlor, constitute the Com
mittee Of Arrangements.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-28

On account of the uncertain state
of the weather it has been decided to
postpone the auction sale of the
BoETLCHER TsACT until further notice.
In the meantime lots will be on pri-
vate sale at our Office. Watch fer
date of the auction. Russell & Baum,
1872 West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-28
s ACRES at $3.50 Per Acre
TO EXCH ANGE.

Fine ranch, IL acres, house, stable, fruit
trees and vines; fronting on three streets
near Nadeau Park.
Also, AZ acres choice land adjoining city
limits. with nice 7-room house, fruit trees
and vines; suitable to subdivide into lots.
Both places for sale very cheap or to ex-
change for good city residence or business
property. 4. VEkCh,
jl4-1m Room 80, Temple Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-28
IC0MINeI SOUTH. GOING NORTH.

The steamers Santa Rosa and Queen Of Pa.
cifc leave San Pedro for San Diego on the
dates of their arrival from San Francisco,
and on their trips between San Pedro and
San Francisco call at Santa Barbara and Port
Hartford (San Luis Obispo) only. The Eure-
ka and Los Angeles calf at all way ports.
Cars to connect with steamers leave s. P.
R. r. depot, Los Angeles, as follows: With
O'clock ' ~ NJ % With Ie Los Angeles and Eureis E
going north; at 4 so o. CLOCK P. N.
E~F0r passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points I'm Europe,
APPLY TO
III. MCCLELLAN, AGENT.
Office, No. 8 Commercial st.. Los Angelica