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There are undelivered kilograms al
che Western Union telegraph Office, cor
ner OF Main and Court streets, for IL.
H. Hsrsted. Peter Bacigalupi. Mrs. @.
Z. Msckey. K. NJ. Strsus.
Detective Auble arrested man named
f. K. Bond on a charge OF embezzlement
last night; he was locked up in the po-
lice station. The particulars of the case
we're not obtainable last night.
Many old-time Aneeleiios will learn
with regret OF the death of Mr.. Tom
Lytle, which occurred at Mount Glenn
ems. Mich, August 9th, last. His re-
mains we're taken to Covington, KY, for
burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Loeb extend heart
felt thanks to all those whose kind at
tsntions in their hour OF bereavment as
sisted them 80 materially in bearing up
under the sorrow occssioned by the
death of their beloved baby, Harold
Newmark Loeb.
The Richmond Democratic club will
meet tonight, at the rooms OF the Jeffer-
sonian club over the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank. All members are request
ed to be present, as the club desires to
make arrangements for the reception OF
the Hon. Jim Budd.
DR.. H. r. Heydecker of the Coronado
hotel is at the Westminster on his re-
turn from trip east. The doctor is the
man who recognized Mrs. Martin, who
claimed to have been kidnapped from her
husband in New York, and who spent
two years in going to all points of the
world, apparently to keep out of his
way. DR.. Heydecker. who is the lady's
cousin. accidentally met her in the Pal
ace hotel, San Francisco, and took her
to San Diego. where che was kept until
her husband came.
There will be course Of practical ad-
dresses by popular women under the
auspices OF the Los Angeles w. G. T.U.
In the parlors of the First Congregation
al church, cornsr Sixth and Hill strsets,
commencing Tuesday, Sept. lS,. and con-
tinuing to the 2lst. at 2:30 p. m. DR..
Louise NJ. Harvey gives the address
this afternoon, Mrs. Elmira T. Stephens
Wednesday: Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpin,
Thursday. DR.. Rachel f. Reid will con-
drct mothers meeting Friday after
noon. Choice music each afternoon.
All are invited admission free.
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waenar's Kimberley,

15s N, Main, opposite old court house Specs
and Eyeglasses q specially. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures. Wagner, the old re-
liable jeweier.
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Stop Paying Rent by Buna,np

Through the Savings Fund ana Building 3d.
ciety of Los Angeles Monthly payments
Twelfth annual series now opsn. z. H. Grasstt
secretary, room 103 Wilson block First and
Spiing
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Wedding Notes, Cards, Etc.
Carpet Clsaa,ng vt Blo.ssr,.

Written BY Hal. l39 n. Spring st. doze
ards mailed for soc: $50 Xxx envelopes. 25c
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Neitzke & speck. funeral directors and EN-
balmers, 256 South Main street. Tel. 1349
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Go to Rckstrom, 800 g. Main street, for good
wall paper at the right prics
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Congregation Ks- >,,AsS ~n~>
hal Israel will hold
.,o1idav . sarvipas on

Oct LIST, I'd and 10th, 1894, at McDonald's
hall, 127 North Main street. Seats may be or
dered by calling on L. Livett, 1875 N Los An
gcles street. REV. L. HILLMAN.
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Purely EamiIv AFFAIR

Modern millinery Store.
Hoffman & Co, 30 s. Spring ST.
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A HIGH ENDORSEMENT.
A Splendid Tribute to Judge Bartholo-
NEW.

A Splendid Tribute to Judge BarthoIo-
We, the undersigned, members of the
bar OF Los Angeles county, having read
tina article in the Los Angeles rimea oi
Ssptem Der ~, 1894, hereby take this
means OF publicly refutirg the following
etatemenls contained therein:
"A rotten justice and incompetent
lawyer, and his legal attainments are not
such as TO command the respect of the
bar but rather ridicule." affecting the
standing as Justice OF the Peace and
lawyer of g. S. Bartholomew, ESQ.,, the
jncumb bent of the office of Township
Justice of Los Angeles township. We
desire TO say that ws have at all times
not only found Justice Bartholomew to
be an able and upright jurist, but far
above the ordinary in his knowledge Of
the law and in hia fairness in admins
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tering the came !:

>0t 49, - 1@<AS v
I. H Preston,
McKeeler 4 Appel,
II. II. Appel,
A. C. Brodersen,
W. F. Haas,
4. NJ. Stewart,
A. G. Hinckley,
Geo. D. Blake,
W. ]. Williams,
w. d. Halpin.
Ernest F. Cochran,
G. z. Dorlnnd,
Will D. Gould,
W. J. Trask,
II. f. Gordan.
Joseph M. Kinley,
". J. Foley,
II. z. G. Munday,
Mortimer e. Harris,
G. Lantz.
Horace Bell,
Percy E. Wilson,
VIM, II. Cox,
A. w. Hutton,
r. J. Chapman,
Alex. Campbell,
Lawrence d Hardis,
Geo. w. Knox,
Max Lowenthal,
J. T. Honx,
George J. Lindenfeld.
J. M. voss,
w. T. Williams,
A. M. Carpenter,
O. Cole,
R Dunnigan,
w. d. SeRmans,
Thomas L. Winder,
H. W. Duncan,
Geo D. Rowland,
Albert 9. Longley,
Frederick Baker,
A. J. Utley,
J. A. Anderson, jr.s
G. N. wilson,
Charles Cassst Davis
k Rdgar Gal breth,
W. Pollard.
Frank 3. Adams,
Leslie X. Hewitt,
r. A. Ling,
Charles T. Rowland,
Z. d. Harmon,
II. A. Barclay,
Robert N. c. Wilson,
jane, 8. D0ushe ty,
John d. Bicknell,
y. r. Wills,
calvin Edgerton,
r II Bentley,
NJ. W. Cnnxlinp.
John T. Jones.
r. +. Del Vale.
Aug. A. NJ outafio,
Geo ?. phibb BIS,
p. It. Davis,
+. n. II ward,
Louis Inckel.
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"rhank Ynn."

Ia wiat Mrs. Paisley OF Newburgh, y. Y, al
wnys says 81 Hood's saTsa piriLla. 1t cured her
cf II severe Case of sernfula and eczema, and
she has reason 10 be grateful
The herald., 1894-09-18

Louie Gottschalk,
H. ID. Cassiday,
z. W. Dooner,
McComas & schutze,
by. Bleecker,
Cochran u Williams,
C. #. Cronin,
+. B. Guthrie,
Charles J. Fox,
William J. Variel,
!. y. McKeeley,
F. Jordan,
Wicks, Wicks&McDonald
l. 4. Messmore,
Jas. Burdett,
B. N. Marble,
VIM. Cham bers,
B. w. Diehl,
Moy 4. Norton,
w. P. Hyatt,
Robert N. Bulla,
C. NJ. Stephens,
8. A. Garrett,
J. B. Holloway.
VIM. T. Kendrick,
Alfred Cooper,
A. &. Weyse,
d. G. Burrey,
Sheldon Borden,
Frank G. Finlsyson,
Olln Wellborn,
J. N. WICK,
W. r, Henning,
James r. Townsend,
P. L. King,
q. A. Williams,
E. A. Meserve,
&. d. Treat,
3. A. W. Carver,
Henry L. Carter,
Geo. s. Patton,
E. Il. Sargent,
Hal Morse.
]. C. Brown,
W. H. Savage,
w. H. Shinn,
H. P. Wilson,
B. K. Taney,
J. b. Rush,
W. S. Montgomery,
Enoch Pepper.
J. +. Conroy,
w. A. Ryan,
N. G. Bledsoe,
M. X. Young,
Jonnstone Jones,
John Satterwhite.
Albert VI. stephens.
Len Claiborne,
John d. Cam gbell,
ReJmert d Orfila,
Frsuk James,
j. J Seaman,
Fred H. McAllister.
Walter Ross,
CREIGHTON IL Creighton,
LeCompte Davis,
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Satisfaction. promptness, reasonable 454-5G
S. Broadway. Telephone 427
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Services stre ,ideucc 7So south FI5wer street
at 3 80 p. m. today Crut sdsy)
FOLsOM-At Monroyia September 18th, Lind
ley s. Folsom, aged 25 year..
Funeral services ON the esdence of his
sister, Mrs. d. K. TraSE, 358 North Slchel
street. East Los Angeles, "Wednesday. 19th
inst. at pm, und~r auspices of Semitro pic
Lodge No. 371. IO.O.F.
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LOOMTs-At $3.50 a m. Monday. September ] z,
1894 Jnlia 4. Looni. aged IS. m uner OF
Klizab III j. Belts aud grand mother o. Mrs
Charles T. Psrsons, Georse b. and LIE Gre nd
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DIED.

Wall paper, sc, 7Isc per roll, a2s J. sp,inr.
The herald., 1894-09-18

Maxim um temp nature. 90.
Minimum temperature, ia.
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II you are bilious iaEe nood's rnls.

Dr. Parker. d snlIst, l29ls west First strss.
The herald., 1894-09-18

Mountain Berries at Althousc Bros Tel. 500
The herald., 1894-09-18

DR. Parker, dentist. 129}S Yves, First street.
The herald., 1894-09-18

Wall paper hung, 1oc roll; 31s 8. Spring.
The herald., 1894-09-18

Kckstrom for wall paper, 800 s. Mainst
The herald., 1894-09-18

Northern celery at Althouse Bros. Tel. 800.
The herald., 1894-09-18

SO Co.'S : e sSss 81 g g e e Nv III Si..I G7
The herald., 1894-09-18

There are undelivered kilograms at
tbe Western Union telegraph Office, cor
ner OF Main and Court streets, for II.
H. Herzied. Peter Bacigalupi. Mrs. @.
f. Markav X M Gtraua
The herald., 1894-09-18

r.me Bar. rner- Rim w'dIvel Iw'ther
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06
StaOt Baltimore.
gSabrsnetnItn ein VI oro.

Der gte9er Santa 9fifarOion uurOc
beuts WtOrscn um 3 llbr nit ciucr tOOtz
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los. 2eup 2eDitsr, wsldcr ibm Die
8unoc iudbrenO eines Strcite5 in Iber>
been, Wtb., beibrudte, lit uerbaft:t.
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T.. ISL.

Sr. sc O.Alt. Nfc GOmaS idwcr
perltbt. - Der irHBerc Oulfss3 3OGz
CHM, bmcr $50. 90. 0tcGOmo8 wuroe
uorQeitcrn nabc ieinerSommerwObrnal
III 8luc 9lioscz Summit ourd Gin FfcrO
10 ihwcr Qsidla9sn, OaB sr idwcrljh
wicocr gcueicn Oitrlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06
iMns anierer eeiiriaen ?. @orem:atHSa aabe.
Gu fdse6Iider ilnaIudsiaa.

8ubapeit. 4. Suti. - Gin srOBes
l1nsIid ereiancte iid beute uui Dem
6luhe GbciB nabe 9lDire9bDha5i, bel
mel6en nabe5u 200 Otcniden ibr 2cz
ben pcrlorcu. Gin 6dbrbOOt nit etlua
$50 Bsrloncn ON GOrO wurOG nlittcllt
elmer Settle iber ben 6luB se5Oqcn.
Die Settle brad, uno OoourA wnrSe
Gin Banit peruriadt, ludBrcnO Oellen
bre 8u6asisre iih auf cine ScIte Oss
8oOteS 3uIummcn brau9ten unO Gin
&entern bes 6abr5eusss pcranlaBten.
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anseite1t iuurOeu, fau6en bod an 200
YerlOnen i6r @rab in cen 6lutbcn eeS
sur 3cit auBersewObnlid anscldpoacs
1teu StrpmeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06
Gin tru6eucr Sonntag fur Yeoria,
SSGS.

SGS.
8eoria, S(lS., 4. Suli. - 9(ht
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fertia qebrant, OaB 81, uielbelpro6cnc
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riqeu Saune 9efnebclt perben iolleu.
Die 9fieocrtrant Der Wiebrbcit Oes
StaOtrathe5 iGQt auf Die rcpublifani9e
Bartei pou BeOrias@ @Ountp ;urif. gle
;ci9t, baB in ibren fcibcn OaS Clement
bcr 6auatifer uno 6remoenballer Die
S6crberrihait iHbrt uu6 oaB e5 iiir Die
liberulen Glcmente Die bOdIte 3eit 1T,
ii6 geecn Die puyitanii9en SSrcibeit5z
m6rSer i'll rlIten. Sie babcn mit SiiIfc
Der american BrOtectiuc 9lnOciation"
Die !perrIdaft erlaugt uno bcnueen bic
Iclbe iett, I'm Die geIan.mtc Siir9cri6ait
;u ;winsen, naa ibrsn u.rl9rObsncn
Inl6auunsen 3u lcben. Die Imsriz
can Yrot.ctipt gliociation" bcbauptct,
oem erbabencn j3utfe su Oicncu, sesen
Tclnbe unicrer frelbeitliden Jnltitutios
nen ansufdmpfsn, unO e8 lit ibr 9clunz
gen, ba5 Clement Ser iril6cn lCmtcrz
nonOpoIiitcn in iciuc gcbiibrtnO,n
Sdranfen 3uriifiupcrweiien. gtun
lolltsn abcr and Die Seid)ibcr Ser umez
rlfanii9en SnitltutOncn ben SpicB ums
Orcben ltnO Die purttanii6en 6relbeit8s
morOer befGmpfen, lueld)e in Die conltl;
tutiUneQcn 9ts9te Oct 8irgcr eInsrcifen.
Gbuu ie 0a5 nidt, 10 mlitu mir lie
ais 6rsunhe Der 6reibeit5mOrOer be-
tra6ten uub btfampfen.
Sin FOLDER Scamp muB nit GuT9ebOt
aller ;u @ebote ltchenben Otittel unO
;mar loIort begonnen ruerScn, Oa tie
@eTuhr srOB 1T. 5n @bicagO lpurOe
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frutil9en MapOg5 obgewcuoet. Die
Sonutag8bas in Beoria bat in ganjen
&anbe Sufieben errs9t, neil man Die
arOBe @biStcpitaSt alS mdttiSitc5 SOas
w.rf Der pcrIonlidcn 6rcibelt bstradtet.
gSenn in Beoria Der $uritaui8mus unb
0tatiuismus Die Sberbouo sewinnen,
Sann merben Deiicu AnbGn9cr aaerOrt5
;u encrsii9cu Gbdtcn crnutbigt. G8
ipirO ibneuuieaeIdt scIin9en, Die ndditc
Staatsseice9ebuna BON Sainoi8 5n
sroberu. llno ba iie leocr Sies SIT elmer
srOBeren Drsiitigfslt ermutbi9t, werOen
iic mOm0slid wtcOsr nit eiuem neuen
GowarOs Sprudsn5wansS9cies auis
marten.
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2tegt terbtnb i'm &lo ter.
SIM ct. E3oiepGsz szBaIiiouiiteuzGlo

-SnI ct. SolepNs@ pal lllontlfen@&loltc
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Gtetbcn. Gene lcete Sclun9 warO
ibm an Samltag perabrei6t. Bater
Soif;u9Ott ieierte im Otat 1889 icln
5OziGbrl9c5 Brielter SubllGum. Gr
mur6e AM 13. Otai 1913 in gaDern
ecborcn. Scine Gltern pOlllcn ibm
Elm San6pcrf lernen luiien, bof trlcb
cS ibn nit 16 Sabr:n in Die 6rembe.
Oubci traf er nit cinigcn &eatboliten
Suiammen, init oenen rr iIber Neligion
lprnh unS 10 oOm &atb ;iamuS elm
qcuommcn pnrb, baB CT nad 9tHds
iprafc nit ieineu Gltern beIdloB, nah
9iomSu mauocrn uno fidl bort rnuien
III laIlen. Sor SO Sobren trat er in
oen 8aiIioniltenzSr6cn Elm unb muroe
brci Sabre ipGter gum Brieitfr seweibt.
Sn 1912 wurbe er ais OtiliOnar na3
Sul9artcn gclanbt unO arbeitete bort
10 Sabre unter Den Giirfen.
Gr wuroe nat 9fom suriif6eruIcn
uub blieb bort fHuf Sabre. Sn 1857
FAM CT na6 Imcrifa. Seit iensr j3eit
mar CT @cltliber in Plttsburg II. 0unz
firt. SOr 80 5abrcu 500 or ii6 in bas
BaiiiOniitentlOiter 5uriid. Cine Sclbit.
Geographic BON ipm befiuSet iid in
91onl; er mar Oes Stalieuiiden. Deuts
i6en. 2ateiniidlen uHO 9ebraildeu roGs
fOmmcn md9tl9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06
Sr1noc.

SDracuis, Ncb., 5. 9nlt. - Sn
Yoblman'S 2aben brad lcttc 9ta6t in
6Olse BON Selbltent;iinbung cin 8rano
aus. uelder auBer Oent 9cnannten Sc
idGit nod Die 9lpOtbefe uOm 5. Us.
Sing unO eiuise fleinere @eifdfte in
9tide ltsie. Der Sertuit betrGst $780,
600, Die Ysriideruns $45, 200.
geroD, 9t.@S., 3. Sui. = 0uS
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9eitsrn burd 6cuer ;erlIOrt. Cine blob
linnige Sodter, mel6e buid Da5 umz
luerfen ctner 2ampe Sen Srano uerur<
iahtc, fam bel oenIielben mn.
Nc,u 0auen, Conn, 5. Suli.-
Der alte yabubOf Der - 9tewz2) )Ort-9ielu<
SaueuzSabn," rpslder itit 1874 ais
OturttpIas Oiente; brannte in Der ocrs
sanseneu 9tad)t niebsr. Der BranS
eutitanS Oaourh, baB Elm 1lnbcrufcner
ein ungcSiinbete5 Strcidbulj in Den
Seuerwerfsz Sorratb bes 6rubthGuOlers
S. .. TuSiOn mari unO Oteiclbcn sum
@rploSiren bradie. Der Serlult be-
5ifiert iib aui unsefdbr $4,000 bis
$50, 900.
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Srnrio.

W3rnItO.
Subon. Ntaii-, 4. Suli. Sub
ion wurbe beutc uon Dem perbcerenOltcn
8ranO in ben Anualen be5 StaotdleuS
hcimaeIu9t. 3mtiunOSluansis gSobnz
bGuicr wurOcn ein9eai9ert. Der Scr
lult bclduit iib duf uabeSu 100000
OoQars.
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slms DER SmnOesbamptitaot.
8srnliiGtes.

9SalbingtOn, n, 4. SuIi. - Bon
benz in yerlin itationlrteu Or. Srluin
lit im ,Mariue Soipital" cine fur;c
&abelbep:i6e eisgelauIeu, lpcldc melz
set, baB in benz 20 Msilcn BON Bcterss
burg sclesencn &rOultaOt Die Cholera
aufgetreten lit.
Die SerpiaisunsSbia fur bus 2lferz
ban 0epnrtemsnt murOe pom SenatOr
@aQ pom ScrwiQisungs' @Omite I'M Ct
nate siuberi6tet. 3n ibrcr gs9snluartiz
gen SerfaIuug perwiQist Die Bill $3,z
212,363 ob,r $32SO lueui9er, ais Da8
Sau5 potirt hate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06

Yatapseo.RehI.
12O. SaBr.
Batapsco. Dt 3 l.. 80 Ii ibIeu
A, B uuo G
mableu ben allerbeffen S ai3en
8atapseo. SnperIattpsYatent
-iit bic -
gpIIfo m m IN belt pom Dt b l..
S.rIuns.u sic bon Sbrem Grocer
atapseosgnperIatipsYateat.
atapsco=Samtlteu'Patent,
cramse.GropesGrtra,
8alowtnsFatent.
C. A. Gambrill Mfg. Co.,
Gigeuth Imeriu,
sareau. .Rr. 214, GsmmereesStrake.
(127, ,32,3, 3,s,9, 1850, so, ,3,sss,74.5,sO
1s61
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06

stIpa Smbbaro & Comp. baben c,
ebsn bic SaHIlats 0elieInrt1tuug III Der
methooiiriih prOttftanridlen STRIDE Su
@barlestolpu, gScit.Sa., fertig geiteqt.
N6OHl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06
Ser 9eatide Gorrsiponbent,
2dsIidb, frcdi,rtliih aro scartnss.
Maine. Eioeuthutner nuo 1ecaftes,

XdsIid, mcntEfIIt Gno Su'HluBs'
u. 0at1,e. Gioeutbnmsr ,inS otecatteus
(RadioIs,r rcr 8. Taire),
Glonen-gce SaItimrrcsStraVe Uno SoitsSfhee'dre.
Tr,is eestaaLiGen sIattes, eure STas.I b:iorst.
12H Gts.; faaIid,e unb Gpnnta ae sIue9 9abe 10
Gents BRO Wo6t sdhtaI on bic oas glatt bsorsenseH
Trdetr.-faaIitS ntbii Sennta % sAns aabe unisr
Rorfos Reconsideration $3.50 pro Sahr, lnr tnrstrt
nit nrtassblaft, portpfrc nit GbSHe tnr CLUBS
81 so pro Sahr, nacb irseno einem Orte oes SRan.
bcs 81 nab europa. Gnnntass s=Tnegnbe ST.
bro Sahr.-Das bette unb biHisfte oentidbe 9Iatt
In hrn Nnitrls Mnb lbfacten.
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9as idlwerse @efpenit.

Yetersburs, 5. 9ul;. = 8abs
renO Der erltsn 3 Gage OcS Snli wurOen
bier 81 Grtranfunsen an Cholera bes
ridbtet, wopOu 6 tootlid perliefsn.
BrIiiel, 5. ,fuli.-3 Grtranfun'
een an 9bOlcra, Sarunter 1 Stcrbefal,
ercisneten iid in Den leeten "a Stunz
Sen in 2iittid; aus Dem beradbartcn
Srte Iuslicue uirO Oaiielbc 9ieIultat
gemelbet, ioWie Elm &ranfbeitsfau pOn
S.psuilIe. Gs berri9t bier un9eneIn
eieeS ySettcr.
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cine Ma ifen.erm OF suna.

u III, 5. Sult.-Ole Scitnng Do
polo 9tOmano" beDauptet, OuB Die BOz
iz9tadiuridungen Die Sbutiade elmer
SeridwOruu9. nobel @ette ras 9aupts
quarter bilocte, feltltelltsn, uno baB Der
.3wef Ocriclbeu Die @rmOrOuns Der perz
idiepcncn surOpaIlden 9tcgcnten mar.
Der 9(nur9iit 2esa iOlte IN 9lusfibz
rung Oes Yro9rumnl8 Den Prenlierz
minliter @riipt ermorOen unO Geiarlo
Den YraiiOenten @arnOt crOulden. Vega
fam nad 9fom, lin @riipi 3u eridieBcH,
uuo Sa5 9telultar 1T beEannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06

NIoa SSubbaro & GonIv. habeH ben
GouIrutt liz oe peHenrlGIuHd III z.
9e@ Ourisu'S ecei 6duieru III 9Saibinatou,
Z. g.. eTbolteH, Q6l&l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06
eobn ano aapital.
SeS GtienbaBn StrifcS IusSeb.
atung ta8Itd1 aroSer.

Ter gerfeEr III osn meiiten renIidtn Staatem
IahmseIsat. - Smnoestruppen f5nn:n se=
Gen rnbiae Strifer nidht auifomTen. -
hsberau hiiIfsbtreite dsano: fur ole stas-
ftanotseI. - SatuiIae inm GntaIeiieu &C.
brad1t.-Brairent Eebe' Mniidlteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-06

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-01


hphraim Sells Of columbus ONO is
visiting hls brother, Col Allen Sells at
Ile Chesterfield
The police court opens at 6 o'clock
now. instead Of 9. The change of time
commenced TINS morning
Lee Jones is trying to make arrange
ments for the appearance Of Bill Nye
and William Hawley smith at the Grand,
March S9th.
Judge Caldwell has not vet decided
whether he will appoint separate re-
ceivers for the Santa Fe and Frisco
roads but MS decision is expected every
day
There viii be a song and gospel SER
vice at the First Presbyterian church
this evening, a continuance Of the revi-
val services in progress for the last Eve
weeks The pastor. Rev >. 3. Anderson,
viii preach.
Pat D Hare, a boy A years old. was ar
rested last night for trespassing on the
Santa Fe. O'Hare said he jumped from
a train. He was fined @8 ia police court
this morning. He has been III court sew
eral times before.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-01

Covers We're laid for fourteen and the
appointments were ia exquisite taste.
Miss Clara Campbell will entertain a
small company at tea and cards this
evening.
Harry Moulton of Kansas City. who
has been spending q few days ia town,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Josephine Dietrich is visiting in
Kansas City.
Miss Ellie Supplies has returned from
a visit ia Scranton
Arthur Callahan, formerly Of IODeSa
now of Weir City, is soon to be married
to young lady of that place.
Mrs. ". o. Brien viii give o'clock
dinner tonight.
Sir and Mrs r. B MuH ey have gone
to Des Moines, Iowa. to reside.
Miss Rose Lewis IS spending a few
days ia Lawrence.
0lrs. Andrews and daughter Of A ash-
ington, Has. are the guests Of Mrs "a. "a.
Rodgers.
c. G. Fairman Of Chicago is ia the
city.
Miss Cora Hopkins is teaching the fifth
grade at Quincy school during the alb
sence of Miss Mary Fitzpatrick. who is
quite i'll
Miss Florence Lewis VIII have small
company next Monday evening. and viii
give a thimDle pariy on Wednesday, for
Miss Daisy Wilkinson Of Ottawa.
j.. $. Fuller of Sioux City, Iowa, IS vi5-
itiug in town.
p. =. Carpenter has gone to Nichits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-01

Epworth leagues Or the City 70 Hold a
Convention in That suburb.
The convention of the Epwortn leagues
af The city which Il to be held al Oak
land NEXT Saturday afternoon and even-
ing VIII open ac 3 o'clock with de-
votional exercise Jed by Miss Carrie
NE Geo NJ Rsogberty win read
paper on eIhe Lacquer and His Outside
Relations which viii he followed by
symposium on Some Kings Needed"
Miss Madge Moore viii talk about
s.Better Slnging'
More Cordially" viii be discussed by
@. p Davis
Rev. c Miuear viii talk about "Aore
Charity.
T. q Hodge VIII discuss Systematic
Giving
Miss Belle Bennett win talk about
More Bible Study and e. WI. Grout
viii urge the necessity of .1Iore Conse-
Grafton" All che speeches viii be limit
al l1 1--we minutes
Tile AZ sguar7 Will take their lunche5na
with them and Will have social time he-
tween tae afternoon and evening service.
AL clock there viii pc song SER
vice conducted bv The Oakland chodr, and
at 1880 Rev Fl 3 Ream of Lowman Hill
viii take charge of the convention and
conduct gospel meeting.