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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-05
LOCAL And GENERAL NEWS
Ipnized Account Of DOings in City and
Country.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Work to be Commenced on the new
Structure SOOn-Building Notes.

Rev. Father White, pastor of st.
robn's Catholic church was met at
tbe depot this morning by a JOUR-
VAL scribe, and it was learned that
work is to be commenced on the new
church building as soon as arrange
ments can be perfected.
Deacon p. H. Hatch will begin
moving the old church building on
Monday morning. This will be
moved back on the block, and faced
n the south. 1t will be used as a
church building until the new one
is completed, after which it will be
fitted up as a parish school for boys.
Plans for the new church build
inc will be submitted to the church
tomorrow by the architect, c. A.
Roberts, and if the plans are
adopted, bids for it's erection will be
advertised for right away.
The foundation of the new build
ing will be of stone, and the re
mainder of the structure of frame.
The building will be 100X50 feet, and
will have a seating capacity of six
hundred people. 1t will probably
cost six or seven thousand dollars,
and will be a great addition to the
public buildings Of the city. 1t will
also be very handsome ornament
TO the corner which it will occupy
by the way, one Of the most promi-
nent corners in the city.
The new cottage being erected by
Mr.. W. L. Burke on Mill and Cot
tage streets is nearing completion.
Ed. Hutchins' cottage on Mill
street between Winter and Cottage
is almost finished. 1t is one OF the
neatest cottages in the University |
addition.
Architect Robert is now making
the plans for Mr.. Thomas Munroe's
new cottage to be erected ON Church |
street, between State and Ferry, and .
the contract for it's erection will be
let in about a week. 1t will be
ahandsome modern rooted, crested |
cottage Of six rooms and a basement,
and will be painted and finished in
the latest style, and will contain all |
modern improvements.
Work on Mr.. r.. :. Wallace's, Mr..
0. e. Krausse's and Mr.. r. b.
Fleming's new homes progresses
well.
The new building to be erected by
the State Insurance company will
be quite a valuable addition to that
part Of the city.
There are a great many new
houses in course of construction
about the city, and a great many old
ones are being repaired, worked
over and fixed up generally.
Work Of improving the buildings
ofthe Willamette Valley Fruit Evap-
Grating Company near the depot
goes on finely, and the factory will
present a very changed appearance
when completed. AS soon as the
first fruit of the season is received,
the machinery will be started up.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-05

Hotel proprietor-"I will send the
refreshments up, sir, by the dumb
waiter" Guest-"All right, and
let me tell you if he isn't here with
in fifteen minutes he will wish he
was deaf as well as dumb. Bur
lingtOn Free Press.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-05

Presenting the great comedy
humbug' al the opera house to-
night Curtain rises Immediately
4''er the band parade. A few re-
.efved seats stin left at Patton's at
Is cts
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-05
LOCAL NOTES.

! Fresh straw berries at a. SJroug q
Co.'S.
Chas. A. Gray's baby is improv-
ing.
Strawberries and cream at a.
Strong & Co.'S.
Thirty bread tickets for one dol
lar at A. Strong & Co.'S.
Painless dental operations at DIR.
T. c. Smiths, 92 State street.
Go to E. L. L. Johnson's for gem
uine bargains in fancy and staple
dry goods.
Hardin McAllister brought the
scalp of a large black bear to the
county clerks office to-day, and was
paid So for it.
The B's.-Eid, silk and cotton
gloves and silk mitts at Bridges and
Bozorth's, Bank block.
Mrs. Eisenhart who fell off her
porch near Silverton, suffered a
severe fracture of her hip, and her
recovery is doubtful.
Col. II. G. Smith went to Albany
and Corvallis on an official visit to
H and E companies of his regiment,
0. N. g., at those places.
Parasols, handkerchiefs, collars,
cuffs, hosiery, cOrsets, and under
wear at prices that will astonish the
natives at E. l.. L. Johnson's.
b. F. McClench, candidate on the
republican ticket in Polk county for
county commissioner, paid the
JOURNAL a pleasant call to-day.
There was a very pleasant party
at Diamonds hall last night, at
which two dozen couples tipped
the light fantastic for several hours.
Testimony was being taken in the
case of the State Insurance Co.
against J. H. O'Brien for 5000 on
a note, before Clerk Chapman to-
day.
a fine line Of gentIemen's straw |
hats have been received at G. w. |
Johnson's. Provide yourself with
shirts, collars, cuffs and underwear
from his finely selected stock.
There is a talk of an excursion to
Salem on Labor day, and if there
should be one given at that time,
there is no doubt that it would be
well patronized.-Albany Herald.
The following from the Albany
Herald about former Salemites will
be Of interest: "From Rev. E. r.
Pritchard, who returned yesterday .
from Corvallis, it is learned that
Rev. e. J. Thompson, who has been
dangerously i'll is recovering
In consequence of the large in
crease of our city circulation, we
have increased the number Of our
carriers. This will enable them to
get over the city in less time, and
may now look for an eaI-
lier delivery Of the JOURNAL.
Our business manager wishes to
protest against the practice Of some
vile unknown, who in the absence
of the aforesaid manager, drops into
his chair, and profaning the office
desk with his pedal eXtremities, eX-
pectorates liquid internal revenue
over the wainscoting and floor.
do so no more.
John Jones paid his honor, Re
corder Stricller, $3.50 and costs in
for himself this morning,
and Robert Allen went below for
four days to labor on the streets
each having been found roaming
about the streets in a condition of
usually termed tight from
the effects of too liberal internal
of the extracts of corn.
Our reporter spent a good portion
of yesterday interviewing the medi-
cal men of the city in regard
to the movement Of the
board Of trade to build sewers. A
were absent from their Off
ees when called on, but the opinions
Of sufficient portion Of the healing
are given to show the
pressing necessity Of the proposed
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-05

Boston young lady TO hardware
dealer)-"My physician has advised
me 10 take up fencing for exercise.
Mr.. Sharpedge, have yOuany er-"
Dealer-"Posthole augers? Yes,
step this way, please. New York
sun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-05
RATS, CATS AND SNAKES.
SOME OF THE SUPERSTlTlONS BE-
LlEVED BY THE COREANS.

Difference Paid to Beptnes-Tabby Not
Held in High Esteem-Rodents Exceed
ingly Troublesome-The Legend of the
Farmer and the Snake.
Corean houses are usually more than sup
piled with rats. They gambol about on TIE
paper ceilings, if the room is supplied with a
ceiling if not they burrow in the mass Of
mud and mortar between the raftcrs and the
tiles. In case the room is furnished with a
ceiling the rats become very disagreeable in
deed, for the thick paper is like a drumhead
and being made up of several layers held to-
gether by rice paste, the rats pull up strips of
this paper and eat it. The noise is like that
of an amateur brass band, and never fails to
arouse a foreigner from the soundest slumber,
be he ever SO used to it, while upon the
new conner the effect is quite exaggerated.
By a species Of drum practice upon this drum
head ceiling the rats may be SO frightened
that they will stay away for the rest of the
night,
The natives do not like rats, and endeavor in
various ways 20 get rid of them, as, for in
stance, by placing a written character on the
ceiling, OF many characters at times, under
the popular supposition that rats, like people,
so respect the written characters that they will
not desecrate it by walking over it, Some
rats, however, are said to be like some people,
and the charm does not always work satisfac-
tOrilV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-05

A popular, but silly, fashion is to stick lot
Of imitation bugs und spiders on the large
silk umbrella shade. for high standing lamps
which are now 80 extensively used In draw
ing rooms and libraries, and which make
suchre parties 50 Pictuesque.-Chieago
rimes
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-05

There are GiKty-eidht tribes Of Indians 10
Cur country without Christian missionaries
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-12

tpGbren6 9cnte perboitet uuS in SiIluruep
Dor @eriGt 9efeIlt puroe, mo- er oben bee
iGriebene SorgdHge ihiIberte uno hsnBu
fitgte, ieine 306ter SuIie nno Narp bdtten
idon um Greitag aH9efaHgeu 81 beteu auo
behauptet, fie ieieu i'm Siumel geweleu uuo
bdtten bic hl. SnugfraH Qeiebeu. Sn o.eiem
3pfauee beIanben fie ii6 ben 9an3eu Sanls
flag, no and feline Srau unb bic aubere1
beioen Ginoer BON 6alHctuationen ergriffeu
nurbeu, Die i9IieBIia in bem Wiorbe bes
ihnadFuutgen Sua5eu unb in offeuer 6aiez
RET enbeten. Sie forberteu ibn auf, nit
ibnen Su beten, uno als er Dies nidt founte,
bebaupteten fie, er nifie etnns B6ies began
gen babeu uuo tpiiEbe ME in ben Simuel
fomuen. Sn benz 9auie tpurbe Der fart in
Gerpeiuus iiberge9aHgene 3abaper ether
3iege 9efunben, oou beren Uerwefem Sleti9
bic 9eute tagelans selebt hatten, un0 benz
@euuB oieieS neroOrbeneu 6leIdes miro Der
pl6slife Quebru6 bes Wabnfuns Der I'm
9Iiidliten sugeihrieben, Die iest iR Srrens
Rauie feine ytahrung ju iiA nebmen polleu
uno Sag uuO gtaf)t bepaGt nerOeu miifen,
haulit fie iidl fein 9sib authuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-12
@ertmtSperhanpEnnactt

Common Bleasz @erih t. - (8or
01id1ter 3uffp Gbomas sc. @reen pioer
B: augufus Cummings, SeiaIa8uaAue
taiirt.
Criminal @ertht. - (8or Rid3ter
9uffp.) @egeu Erageus nerbUrgeuer Baf.
fen George Bater, 80 Gage @efdugniBfrafe
tpeaeu unauEG1eigeu 8etrageu8 g8l(ltam
@auace, bret WOuate @efdngniBhnft; me.
gen augriffS Ruttbesu Sbist, lsds Gage
Sta6tgefdngnis.
g8Gti eng erid t.-(Sor ben Gidteru
2inbinp, Sans uuS Seuttns.) giaalaB ben
Sbereie 8ladifoue, Gernaltung5uoama1t al
Sboma8 u. g8heIau; BON Sarab s. gfcz
Cob, an STEPHEN g. Wc&O1; BON Ratla'
rine u. Serriug, an .. MereOitb Steele; 0Ou
6arrn 3. @. Carroll, an SalIie B. Carroll
uou @ltiubetb 9oten, an B. 6. 5enuighau'
len; BON Nnua Bopeu, an Gbmiu 5. @rif.
fin; BON 9eor9 p. Srt5, Serwaltungsbes
riGt auseuOmmeu.
Supertors@ert9t. - (8or Sber.
rid1ter 8ronn.) @eorg R. 0ttuntf 9egea
gGiQiam 8. @al6neu; appeuirte Glage BON
Common Bleas ,@eri6t ubgepieisn. - SObu
.. Barrett se8en 6eIir aguus; lIrtheil 5u
@unffen bes Sertla9ten. .-Stobert 3. Bapeg
uu., gegeu Uii6aeG BergmuuH auf $lOOC
ShabeuerIa5 tpegen S0rperuerlesung; ura
bell bes 8idterS Uorbebalten. .-SohH D. w.
gerrp segeu bic ,GonioIiOirte @olo= unt
&npfer.& &ompagnie :" urtbetl Su @uufen oef
ald9ers aui $67l riiffanoiger Gage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-12
1ernigd,te teIeerapbtfd,e 9epeyt,en

-Su Seefort &ouutb, Sa., bat Elm qes
tpiffer @eorge Bfopn feinen 5duieqeruater
Gamblers, elfoden. Der R0Eber 1T eut=
floheu.
- Gin befttser 6a9elfurm Iuate aefteru
bic Diiiflfppler aiifte beim nue uermiitete
bic @emiiiefelber, 6rudtbdume II. (. 10.
- Son tbrem StieiIobn eritoden uurbe
in amferonul, VI. g., bic 5Srau Sobnion,
neil fie beulielben berpebrt hattie, cine Som.
mobe, in peIter fidl baare6 @elb befanS, su
erb1e6en. Der gf6roer if eutfloben.
SIN Sameetomn, 81 g., beainq Der
Gnufmnnn 3. S. g8bite SeIbiimOr6, iubem
er iih eine &u9el in ben 9spf iaate. Einanz
Sielle Serlufte uno &rautbeit nareu bas U{oz
tin Der Sbat.
Cine nit ytitrO @lncertn oeftiIte &c.
none ift in elmer Buluerfabrif an Biuo(e,
gG., erpIobtrt. Der Sorrnann B. 6. Sniz
bert uuo Ein GtnefiGer Irbeiter muroeu aez
t6btet uub iwet anbere @biueien idluer uers
Iett.
-3um Sooe oerurtbeilt murbe In Gun
uaeruiue, @a.r Der yfeger s. Bope, uelter
iiberfiihrt moroen ift, cine innge Dame, Na'
mems 8enorid, oersemaltiat su baben. Die
6inridtung ees Serurtbeilten murbe auf ben
IS. bs. Dts. fefseiest.
Die grnnO= O=Satafiropbe in Springfield,
Maff., bat Elm peiteres Spfsr aef0roert.
Ser i'm Gebduoe Der rGpenina Linton" be-
dGitigt geneiene s. 8. Gnsnortb ia ben
SerIetungen, bic er bei'm 5prnnae aus benz
6enfter auf Die Strabe baponaetraaeu bate,
erIegeu.
-Das Gtnblliiement Der ,6asteu BInting
Gompann" in Gtdiion, Soalos, rpurOe rpabs
renb Der norlesteu 9iadat burd, geuer aers
fort. Der 8erluff an Borratb unb Roid1iz
merle betrdgt $4,000. DQs @ebdube, mel
Dies benz Snnoeeienotcr SnsaIs eeb5rt.
muree gum Setraae Don $4,000 beldd6tat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-12
Ser 2ofoa,ottpfabrsre Strife.
3eif5t1ereet fibcr Incompetence Grfasleate.
-gSettere Serbretttsng ses gGasftaaos att
qeprpht.

Chic age, 10. Mdr3.-Sie giIeubahu=
@ommiifdre bes Staates Suiuois, tueld)s Die
Seitens Der Biirger BON @retou erhobeneu
Anflagen unteriudlten, Iaut pelbeu bic - n&pt=
cago= =SurIiugtonzQuincp'e 8abn" unfdbi9e
gofomoibiiibrer on ihreH PaiIagiers uno
sSrad)tStgeu uertuenoete, baben ipren Bertd3t
bem @ouperneur nnterbreitet. @S hslBt oG=
rim, baB bic 9esen bic @ompaguie erbobeneu
Seihmerbeu be9riiubet ieien, uno baB bic
@eieuihaft au9eruieien tuuroe, BON leBt ab
nnr gang competente uEo 5u0erldlRge Soto'
rnottufihrer nit Der 2eitung bon 3asen Su
betraueu.
Die 2ofcmotinfiibrer uu6 Seiser Der Mt
dticn=Sopefa Santl= See zgiieubabn" IN So
pefa, 8s., beuahridti9teu 9eftern ben borIt@
gen Setriehaoireftor Der @ompaguie, bag Ite
i'm Tale bic 8eIeGlhaft ihre gfeutEaIitGt in
benz Sample Der Strifer segen bic pSSnrIinsz
tons2inie" nod ferner oerleBeu ioGte, fte, bic
Gngeifellten, am Scnutag Worgen ausfeben
niirben. Die In ben Yaros Der uRanlass
Gitps," sSt. Soiepb Council SIuif," fopte
Der uSanuibnI. Soiepb 8abn," ueIbe
@ompaeute'n sum 8urIiugtcHer Sgfem gez
b6ren, 5u Sanias>& &itD beidGfttaten Ditt9lie=
ber Der y28ei@eniteler Union" erfldrten
beute ebeufalls, fie miirbeu auefe6eu, tpenn
bic Bu1liugtouer @eIell9aft uid3t I'll Ste(le
Der iettgen incompeteuteH 2otcmotiufdhrev
superIaiiiee Qeute eHgagire. Die 8eifeus
fteller bsfiir6ten, oaB ibr 9eben 9efibroet lei
burd Die llnfGhigfeit ber neuen Qugefelteu.
Seute giahmittag fanb in Sauiaaz@ttp eine
GerInmmIuu9 Ger BROTHERHOOD Of &0cumOz
tipe= engineers ano 6iremen" fatt, lpel5ar
aud Or. 6. 6. WiltiniOn, Der 8rOBmetfter
her Brotherhood of 8rafemen" beipobute.
Derielbe erfldrte, ba6 ietne lluion nit ben
oueldnbieeu Qotomotipfi5rern uno 6eisern
ipnpattiire uub elmer aufiorOeruug, NIT
bieien in Sereu Sampf gegeu Die 8Arliugs
toH=Eabu= @eieaI1aft" gemeinidattlife 81
DE 3u MAIDEN, Sulse Ieiften uiroe. Die
n5iremeu's BrotberbooS," Deldle outb 6rn.
9. N. Steuens in Der SeEammIuuS uers
tretsn mar, fte1t auf bemielbeu Stanopuult.
BaibtHgton, Sus., 10. Wtdrj. .-Ss=
rerolpChnaiiier DidinIon bat 6rn. Rcib,
ben gereral Super.ntencenten oes @lle1z
babnpcf0isnitss, nuge!pteien, fofOrt mad Chi
cugo at;ureiieu unb pibrenb bes @iienbabus
GtIites tor,ielbif sn perbleibeu. 0r. Jtaih
1T nit beiou1eceE SniirA{tioneu oerieben nor
ben, bod pprbe Der SnbaIt oarie!beR Rjat
bet0fentliGt.
Denuer, &Dl., TO- 0tdrj. Die au8fdgr
6ieeH 2ofomotiuI Hbrer bieIten heIte 9ta6mit=
tag etne sebetme Sisuug uu0 bena@rftig.
ten ipLter Die 8eamten Der yDenue Utah
BaciIicz ga1u," baB ale i'm Dienf Der @Ogs
paguie ftebeuben 9Ofomotiufibrer unO 6ai=
ser moraen ausfieben piiroeu. Die 8lhn
ipirO bon Der uEGrIington= =&ompagnie" cons
eIirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-12
1tntesbred1ttst8 Ses SeIearapbesta
&erfsbES 0ttrdl oen Gftfrfrf.

Der pabrsub Der persuusenen gfu4t in
bieiser llmgebuns miitbenOe 5turui bat cine
lguterbreGuug bes telesrupbif9eu gsrtebrs
ueruriudt, pis fts ieit Sahreu bier uidt bage'
tpeien if.
Bic pafccitrte Treffe" bate bis sur 3eit,
in tuel@er Der D@orreiponOeut" 3ur Preiie
sirs, feineu einaisen brau9baren 9rabt, uuu
Baltimore mar, fapett Der Gelesrapbenuers
fshr in 8etradt tOmmt, 70 sien1Ii9 bic sause
gtaGt polfdnbig iioIirt. Der Wlansel an
SountusssDepsi6en aus benz Snlanbe, ME
uus @utOpa pirO bnrd Obiss @ittbsilunaeu
erfIGrtidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-12
IJr. .RGDDap's SarfaparilliaH AeIOIpeaf
Der grOBe 8lutretntser
"" " D o.
9,rr GeifiIrtn nI1pr d1rnutInlpIr 0siAorT

9UL ptIIAHY UItL lJLUWITuTtN EIIukWs
@GroHurer Rbeumatj5mus, itropAuloie Sctbenr
8riicugelhnfiIte, trodeHes 9dfeIn, frebsartgs sea
ben, &UnsenblHtIn9eu, DlsRepie, pdflertaeS AHf~
foGen, @iiebiGm0mm, 5eidwdre, @ei1muife,p ,pI 10
iranfbtit, @iu, GBalieru6t, 3DeiDu9s, SaISfiLs
8ronnitts, SurriH0iu6t, Seberetben u. /. N.
Sic plH0elbaren &lIeR, melne Del Srlufhcittn
Der giierena, 6er 8laens, Der 9el6tedss unb 9aIns
oraane bur6 ben @e6raud oes Sarinparilian Res
Ioloent erkisIt rDorben uos feline punberbure ratt
be 4uHoiung bon Slaien@ uuo @aGeufeinen, oct
SeiluR9 pom giierensries, 6e Giterunsen mo uHte1
Standardization Der @eldlebtsorgant, tlne arait Aux
6eiIuHg BON gfltreHfrantbelteu uH0 9crteIung elss
gelunben SarnabHuiies, SetluHs oer 9arnrubr, gnt1
binouUs ooer uuregemdBigteIteH Der 8aie, eilDeiFs
bdh9en ODER GHberen AbouberuHgeH ulD. bat ieiiitn
0}ui nls Elm 9roBes allgemeines 9elmittel fdr BEN
meilIdlidJeH GorpeI 6egrtiHoet.
gu buten bel anen appglefsrn. Btsis Elm DcnoE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-12
Wean. @nrfer gsadarfdafeas.

9feD,0orf, II. Rarj. - 6rGu R0II
SGneioer, ,eine gGittue bon "a Sabren, puroe
seeen uhr sefern Nbeuo BON Dem i'll gic.
I117, l. Apeuue, tpObnhaiten Iruo Deb !!
m 6aue9ange BON ytr. 1922, 1. I0enus, er-
d1oiieu. Der W6rber if uerbaftet. llasr.
ni6erte 2iebe peranlaBte bas S:rbredeu.
- Die 2eibe oes @iauaes, uel9er TN
3iumer bea Waflers 3. 6. BarIer in Str.
358, State' CTR, 8rooflpu. in Sol9e Sin
atbueus BON 9eudtgas erfttfte, uIrbe ge.
ftern bonn @ebeimpoli3iffen 3anbt aLs hiaie
nige DOE 6erbert 8onle ibentifisirt. Dople
mar Der Santtsr bes yBortlaubz zStube," gde
TnItonz unb Bortlano= auenue. Die Glteru
9o1ie'a, pel6e in Bath Bead nobaen.
nuroen beua6rid1tigt.
- 2eonarb @lIoH, Der auf benz Sd5oouer
g2illn &. Sdmiot" als 8ddt ter anqeffe[It
mar uno am 6rettag Ibeuo, ME beridbtet,
ben nnr al8 uSim" befannten Sflifisto6,
augebIiG Gus ytotbwebr, erIdoIien bat, mar
geftern i'm Gtaube, bQs 9oipltal All oerlalIeu
uno nurbe ben. Ridter Mafjen uoraeftbrt,
nm iif auf bic InfIase bes Worbes 3u per-
antmorten. Ser Nidtsr bertaste baS Ser,
b6r Guf rebrere Gage. Stenermanu 2utldr,
peIdsr am 8or6 ees Sdiffes mar, ais BiIa
ion uu6 ySint" in ben berbduaai6poGeu
Streit 9erietben, tparo als 3eu9e feifge9alz
ter. Der SGooner mar Dor elmer gSof)e
nit elmer gaonng gaubols bon Sauauuab,
@a.r an SuBe Der IL. StraBe i'm G0uauusz
&anaI eingetroffen uHb ba beinabe bic game
Mannih daft mad Aufunft bes Sbtffes basz
ieIbe uerlies, mnBte Der gapitGu meme 2eute
ontrerbenr inter melhen fib aud ySim" be-
foub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-12
Rataffrrphett s,sr Gee.

Soubou n, 10. @dr3. 3.-Die ensliide Barte
y2aamania," Capt. aobu, peIde am 5. bs.
pon soneon nod Suu 6rau3isco ab8ius, ia
idper beiddbtst suriifgetshrt. Sts bate
eiuen 3uiammeufoF nit benz eugliideu
3ampfer u@ttp Of @oriutb," Capt. SapIor,
Der BON Squique uad) 5amburg bsfimmt
mar. Die Tasmania" anfert auf Der 56he
BON 6clfefone. Die g@itn Of Gorintb" per=
ianf. Dfan glaubt, baB % WenI9enleben
IN @runbe siHsen.
Bdhreub bic Mlannidaft bes Burto er
6ettunQsbootes bic 4emanuuug bes eugli=
iGeu sdiffes pSirenia, BON Gan Grausiscu
nod 0nnfirf beffimmt, peldea bel Htberfslb,
Sele Of 0isbt. in einem oiften Hebel fran.
bette, III retten neriudate, senterte oas fSabr.
Seugs unb mtbrere Yerionen ertranfsu.
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". 60. Sontc.

uufebIbares Tlitttl sesen gfalarto, Dpspepft,
9eber= uns RerpenLeioeng appetitlofgtett, Beroaus
unesi6nGdbe uno alLe tlimatiIhen 6teber. Raoltals
tur eegen aopfleeen uno Berftoptung. Yfan intoere
nur gS. &. Eouie un6 fein anberes. so Gents bic
NlaIthe. ". &. 3abntropfen (Nerve- Killer
belt 3abni6merBen iofort; Is Gents bic 5tai@e. Su
alien GpQthefen Az hahena
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)taOtp0O's SstQeae,
SGS Gtoke Sebers tttto IsesStsa
GP&fFsH{ffpE


GOufduSig gefdmadloss gut nbsrJudert, puraiEsn
reguIiren, rengen un0 itdrfen. 3fl5wap's BtlItR
hetIeH ollie nHre8elmdBi9ieiten 6es Yiasens, 6eE
9e5er, Der @ingeneioe, Der RiereH uHo Der BLateS
neLoois &TdHthttteH, 8erFoptun9p partlei6i9FeiEs
8er6GuungsOeihmer6enr Dpspepfe, GaQcultioens
5teber, nnterlebsen3nu6ung, Sdmorr5oioen una
ale ionitt9en innerll1eu Rranbeten. Jletn uegetos
bililm, tetn AueGttlber ntneraiil1e oher iolfttae
Iddbll61e Drognen enth1ten0.
Yrets 20 &ents bic SaatbteL Bu
pobtn bti allen apobtteru.
Cine ausge5ei9Hete, 3u0erldiFge DteoiBiu.
Rabruq D. Comp. - 4gelHc 5erren! Sbps 4llen
baben In metller 5amiIe Oft elmer ardutbet uorqes
6eu9t. SD tlble mid obne ne ME iier. Sie silicon
inc ausge3etHett, tuperIdifiae Bfeobtn. S5t eu~
e6ener penrq Ge lpartb.
@6ebuuIe, SyOquOtss@ouutp, 3a.
gBas Elm ar5t uber &aomag's BiIlen iGat.
SD sebraupe Sbrt Requirement Bilen unb eTus
pieble tc aIs allen Guberen iqen d6tregen unb oer4
fauie isbr pieIe oupoH. SD babe ie tmmer vorrdt6ia
uub eebrduGe fe IN mener Brars uHo tn meifisF
6amilie une rerbt ibnea INNER Dor aLIsn au6ertn
#taeH ben S0Eiua El Rs6eEaf a Sprg ga gSargf6ssnsr
8Oraptus, ga.
9NSbeDftH
Vie symphonic oleef Srantbet ttnb ets EpmDssme
ines IutnIrieH g!aglns. unper0aulthtsit, 9la1uus
gen, Soobrennen, idurer Dl1aeH, SfmerSen nnt1
oem &fieH, mdnbmal bopft ihmergbofte Rolit ueruFs
iadenS, lpdftett9es 4uftpBeI u. I. ~, IL. {. 10.
O, Eaelsags ,,S SaT EGPGtt III y n NIT QUITE uOn
VS. gibt benz Jasen leint Strait tuteoer unb bDinai
ignJ istHe 5uHttioneH ausBudben. U2an ae6raudSe
Die Ult6Uu nan 8ori5rift uHo Deacbte, mas mir IN
"False and True" d6er Didt bu lagen BADEN,
GdlGt eiEe 8riemalfe RaeDap d Gomn
yter0sgort, mad uuierem 3uhe NIT 8atbi9tdqen.
Gin lang Ga0alcrnoer Sal osu @pspepEe
ge5etlI,
Dett~@reef, Snb,
DIR. RaoDap & Comp. SD bate Iange 3cit bins
bur1 an Dgspepfte unb &rdsbett Der 9e6sr geliten.
sd bin BON oerihebenen 4erBteR bebanbeIt iuorben,
6od muIoe id aum&Ga ihltmmer, bis td1 uicbt mebF
ben gauben 8ag Guiltbs.! tonnte. SD fab eil, SGR
Id ferben uiITee, Denn id n4t etiuas BeiIeres 5es
tDumeu fonnte, als mas mir unltHe gerste aaben.
Desbal6 Derutte itb S9r Relotuent uno Sbte BtlIen
unb bats MID iest tlir beinabe se5ettt. so CLAUDE,
bdB mem Seben ourh ben @e6rau3 Sbrer Dleb8iu
ggrtttet D0rben IN.
5rau Caroline Nouttttb.
Gen q, SuIi 1887.
aHbae hlttunr.
sF~gebet fiber uno oerlGugt Jlaoiuaps unb dberm
Beust gud, bas Der RamG uJRabnap& auf benz 4rtlstE
H. Zen 4br fnuit.
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4ntfrtfaner In 0ertfo per1aftff

Euci o n, ariS., 10. Oldrt. - Soe6en
traf bier bic gtadridt Elm, baB Elm bon benz
Bupbesmari9au 0feabe BON Bima- gouatp
angeiiibrtes gtirgeraufgebot. pel6es bic
Steene, ,@iieubaburGuber oerfolgte, auf merit
fnniidem gober berbaftet uno IN Sauos,
Stuat Gbibuabua, eiugeterfsrt puroe. 0as
guFgetot bate Die Rduber 400 Reilen n:it
in has Snnere bon Dferto nerfoIgt. Den
Amerifauern purbe bre 1abe abgenummer.
Der superintendent Der ,SorIitas. Ninen"
erfarHte feline 2anSsle uuo erbot iitb, iebe
gepiinftte Stir9idlaft fir bteielben III itelleu,
bic gehOrben nabmeu iebod feline 8iirgidaft
an. SauOs it elm merttaniide8 8aRotten=
nef. @s purbe bort GAIT. @rapioro ermoEs
bet, mGbrenb er bic gpaden oeriOlste. Die
Sec0Iterurg ID in GROCER 4ufreguug iiber Die
neueffe Serbaftuus BON IMerifaHerH.
gBa binetO @. G., 10. Wdrj. -
Sr. Springer, Soriibsr oe5 9aus=GOu1ite's
fir Eerritorien, purbe beute telegrupbhh be
uadriGtigt, baB Der amerifaniihe WGriAalI
geaSe uub Der 9iitfs -S9eriff 5beball BON
9uciou, ari5., pelde nehrere Babarduber
iiber bic merifauii4e @reuje uerfOlgteu, in
@bibuabua. Rerifo, berbaftet porbeu ieen.
Sr. Springer bat bas Sele9ramm our 4euut=
uiB bss Br1itbeuten aebrad1t.