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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-04-06
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The world il not 30 bad a place 80
As the growing cynic paints X.
And life in the main is fair and sweet
Till selfishness mars and taints it.
So don't belong to the pessimist crew
And don't be one of the scorners,
Don't go about with clouded brow
And mouth drawn down at the corners
Though fortune seemeth'to frown on you.
Be never you disconnected.
If you put your mouth into rainbow shape
Pray let the bow be inverted.
Though you be sighted by fortunes pets.
Though you be scorned by thescorners,
Still keep heart that is brave and strong
And mouth curved up at the corners.
Don't look On life through smoky glass.
The world is much as you take it.
Twill yield you back CLEAN of light
Or glow of warmth if you make it.
However fortune may seem to frown,
However may scorn the scorners,
Still face your fate with a fearless eye
And a mouth curved up at the corners.
Martha S. White in Good Housekeeping.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-04-06
When the Heart is Altered

by Rheumati SIN, or any of the muscles near that
organ, it is like tamperng with an electric wire,
or death may come at any moment. If life is
worth s., go to the druggist and get Dr. Drum
moads Lightning Remedy, or send 10 the Drum
mond Medicine Co., 1850 Maiden Lane, New
York, and they will send you largn bottle by
prepaid express. 1t is not as quick as electricity
but it will save your life if you take it IN time
Agents wanted.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-04-06
Text. BLOWING MARCH"

Firstly-Blowing is a very
common article. Did you ever
have the drum of your ear
tickled by the music Of a po-
litical candidate, a lightning
rod, sewing machine, or insur-
ance agent? Well, that is
blowing.
Secondly March There
are various kinds Of marches;
there is the ballroom march,
the military march, the tramp
march, and the March Hare.
But of all the marches that
ever marched, is the crowd that
marches to S. M. Wilkes &
Co.'s Furniture House.
Largest stock at lowest prices
in the State, but this is nc
blow.
AAiNAS
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blinds Sometimes.

DO You think" said Willie Wish
ington, that it actually hurts man
to be mt with one Of Cupid's arrows?"
no, = replied Belle Pepperton. LAS
a rule, he merely becomes sensoless fo,
time. Washington Star,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-04-06

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In all the attributes that suffice
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THE
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RECORD
Spares no trouble or expense to gath
er and present to its readers all the
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lis several Departments. each under
the management of competent Edi-
tor, treat fully Of matters pertaining
to
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THE FARM,
WOmAN'S WORLD,
SCIENCE,
|. ART,
LITERATURE,
FINANCE,
THE REAL ESTATE WORLD.
Presenting a complete magazine
every day.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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Address
THE RECORD PUBLISHING Co.,
9i7-9l9 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
HAMS, BREAKFAST BACON,
PURE + ARD
AND A FULL SUPPLY OF
FRESH MEATS,
OF EXCELLENT QUALITY
| SOLD AT
CENTER MARKET, !"
No II n. Augusta st.
Country Friends Bring Me Your
Good Stock.
A.. Lee knowles,
mars PROPRIETOR.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-04-06
s N APP

CITY MEAT MARKET, and Headquarters
for OYSTERS, S. E. Cor. Main E. New Sts,
is the place to bny your Meats and Oysters We
keep clean and first-class place and ask for q
share Of the public's patronage. We sell oysters
extra prime standards at 81 per gallon, solid
measure; extra selects 81, so per gallon.
Give us a call and be convinced.
&g- Suppers and Festivals furnished nj reason
able rates nov l7-6m
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IS !.
u TiEtii NlAiii il!s Clerks Gtiee of The srcEiI
court of Augusta couhty-ill vada ion
March 22d, 1894.
Samuel II. Dold, in his own right and as
administrator of Addison Doid. decd, Plaintiff
Mrs Angelina NJ. old. Mrs Matte y.
Bosworih wife 9. >, r. ". BoswOrth. and
said John w. f5osWorth and others. Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suits settlement OF the
estate of the late DR.. Addison Dod who departed
this life, interstate, at his residence near Fishers
willie in Augusta county Va, November Sth
1893, and q division and distribution of said es-
tate, real and personal, amongst his heirs-at-law
and distributes, all of whom are parties TO TINS
suit. And it appearing by affidavit filed that
Mrs. Matte d. Bosworth, John w. Bosworth,
Marie q. Dold, Loeta L. Dold, and Stella h.
Dold, the last named three defendants being in
FAINT children, OF Harry NJ Dold, dec d.. are nom
residents of this State, it is ordered that they
severaiiy appear here Within fifteen days after
due pubiica ton hereofand do what is necessary
to protect their interests in this suit.
"A cOpy-teste,
Elder & Elder, Do. Clerk.
mar 23-4t
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CONNECTIONS.


Train AIS connects at Harpers Ferry with
Fast Limited Ex.i ess trains leaving 81 / 10 p nl
and Pttsburg at s:i5p. and Chicago at ll:55 a.
M next morning; with train leaving at 5ot
o. M, arriving at Cincinnati at 7:45 In st.
Louis at $40 D. IA, and connects at " everton
with train arriving at Hagerstown at -" P. M >,
and at Washington junction with train arriv-
ing in Frederick at LOS p. m.
Train 4l6 connects with fast vestihulee treins
at Harper's Ferry at le:gG p, m. for thicago,
1921 %. M for Pittsburg and 3:sia. n. fol Cincn-
nail and St. Louis. Arrive at pittsburg at 500
M: Chicago at 9:35 p.ln Cincinnati at 5l5 p. II.
ana st. Louis at 7l5 a. M.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars run through to
Cincinnsti, st. Louis, Chicago, and Pittsburg, on
For "a tes, tickets, baggage checks, apply to any
office Of the B. & o. R. r., or to G. E..DUDRoW
to q. r. Hammond city ticket agent, Staunton
4. B. CAMPBELL,
General Manager,
CHAS. q. sCULL,
Gent Pass Agt,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

0tc 6err 8isrmann iid winoet uno
orebt uno gu ertlaren iu9t, lintt Ct 'm>
mer tieier in ben Moralt Der llnresuitat.
Gr iast, es lei Dor ieinsr @abl ais
Staatsauoitor gene en-, ais CT Sim 9lu
mn sl4, 900 ansupumpen ueri u3te uno
Dap CT folsli9 Der Gilenbabn Company
nod oar feline v0efaui9teiten" batte en-
weijen tonnen. 9err Biermann ldeint
uersei1en 81 baben, oaB er, na9oem CT
l6ou iber Elm Sobr I'M Nmte mar, germ
Glousb, ben |icezYraiioenten Der @reat
Mortberu 8abn uni $40, 900 aa5upums
pen lu9te. Canals wuBte CT es bod
wobl idon, Dap 9err 9iu Nnlpru3 aut
Bic Nusmabl semi7er Mari4lanSereien
MAIDEN muroe. (Golts;t9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

81 8esus ouf Die elenoe Gage Der
b0bmii4m Gertilarbeiter beri3tet oer
Meidenberser ,6reiseiit": Sn &0nissz
cd BEL Neubaus lit es in letter 3eit wiez
oerbolt uoreetommen, bob pom @ez
meinoeoboeter uerl6arrtes Sieb, peren<
oete Yieroe, &lbe, tri6inoles, peroors
benes @4meinef!eii4, ia losar perredte
6unoe in BET No9t ou%S9e9raben uno
bon benz b%uuscrnoen Solte uer;ebrt 'uurz
Ser. Nus ianitaren GiidN9ten mt1B
iebt, menn ber Nbbefer ettuas uer9rdbt,
bic @,enoarmerie an Dem betretienoen
Orte @a9e bo!ten. Die Beuolterun9
bon &0nissef uno llm9ebun9 beltebt
gum 9roBten Gbeil aus Ier:ilorbeitern,
bic i'm Dur@l3nitt pet Wo3e l f. so
&reu;er p%eroieneu. Tleiid lit bel oiel e,
9euteu etmas Neutrality-suspicious., uno
oaraus crtldrt lid ibr 9un9er, Der TO-
oar Dor benz etelbaften, 9elunobeitsmios
risen Mus nidt surudldredt.
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9taatstidct ocr &oIfSpartci.

@ouuerueuy ...... Sionep 30. Omen
pcn 9snuepm County.
vieut. :G;ouuermeur 80. 6. 6. Sommen
uon Yolt So.
Nuoitor ...........N z. Stromber9
pou @aibin9tpn So.
S6asmeiitsr Serb. @ordsrt
pon Geuuiue So.
Staats lecretdr .......Y. $. Sebsr9er
uon Stearns 50.
General Nnwalt u.s.. Nrnolo Sepes
Dor ct. Nouis 50.
Glert bes Sberaeri6ts IS. 6. Sobnlon
pom Yipeitone So.
Oberri9ter ........ Summer Saoo
uon 9ennepin So.
2. Sberri9ter. .Sobn q. @iuis
pon Namiey So.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

Scr aus 81 perldieoenen uongSbistp>
Nabrifanten ODER Oiltiqeries beltebenoe
uWbisfp Gruit warb AM Mittwo3
our6 sic gnti9eiouns bes Nidters Glib
bons auisebobcn uno wenn eos Ober9ez
ridt bic Gnti9eiouns auire@t erbalt,
oaun weroen Die Courts Die 0el9atte
oes Cru its abwidcln, bic S4uloen be-
,ablen uno oas Gisentbum inter bic
9eute pertbeilen, bic oa5u bere9ti9t 1ino.
0as NntisGr ul IT, @eiet fam wirtlam &C.
Qemabt weroen. wenu es BON r!dtl9en
@i9tern 9e3anobabt miro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27
9eiiuiclc.

9. s.. Gliiiorb, Mew Gaiiel, @is., lit oil
NeuralSie mno NbeumatiSmuS, iein MaSeu
par uuRer SrouunS, feline yeber III bebentlt'
dem grobe auSe9riiien, Der @ppetlt per
idwanb, uub ct nabm oil &orperiiue uMb
Strait idredli1 ab. Trei Nlol6em Glettris
ibeS Cutters beiIten i'm. - 50. Sbcpbero,
harrisburg. Su.. batte cine 8 Sabre oiiene
@uube am |eiu. 9to6 benz @ebrau6 pon
orei Nlaibeu Glettriideu Sitters uno liebelt
S1a6telu uou @utlenS Iruicalolbe por
ieiu @ein w,eoer 9eiuno. - Sobn Speoter,
Gatawba, D., bate iiini arobe 6%ieberwuaeen
ant Seiu, bic sler;te ertlGrten ibn ols uAbeils
bar. CINE Nlai6e GlettriidcS %itterS ul,o
cine S6adtel uou %udlens Arnicaialbe beilte
i'm aamiid. %srtanit bel .. W. Slle",
Mpotbeter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27
Den @roBoisben pon Chicago wiro

Den @roBoisben uon Chicago miro
unbeimli9 III Mutbe, oa bic Stoasm's
Zig, welde mdbreno bes Stretts Oienlt
that unb INNER nod ni@t be;ablt muroe,
INNER cnersiider vtidt". Nun baben
li4 peri 9ieoene&opitaliiten suiammsnse>
than, I'M bas n0tiae @elo auisutreiben.
IS ldeint Den 9errcn tlor 9ewuroen su
jein, oaB es ni3t msebro@t 1T, ibr ST.
aentbum our9 unsuirieoene Sololin9e
be 9iiten 81 lalleu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

Sic CAREER County Fcpulilten,
welde am IA. b. u. in Maconia ibre
G%onuention abbislten, be idranttsn li@
ooraui ben GonsreBsGanoioaten Capt.
9. 10. @owlsr uon &enuiQe gu inboilis
rem uuo bej9loHen, teinen Maun fir bic
9ssisIatur gu unteritaeen, Der lid ni@t
uerpili9tst, fir &sou;iruns Der @ebdlter
Der Staotsz uno County : Seamten 81
wirten. @ir isben on Der Splte Der
Organization ioI4e 0emotratsn ME
Woam Sill, @einbolb 3e9lin, Sobn
&oebnsn II. q. uno oarna4 mid uns be-
ointen, bag es bic Eartei IN Garner
County ben alien Yarteien, w%enls'tens
nit Se;u9 aui Gon9reBmanm worm
MAIDEN miro. Goltsst9.)
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&c. 2om9, gon9reBab9eor0netey

&c. gong, Gon9reBab9eoroneterz
Ganoioat auf benz @oltsparteisI idet,
motbt in einem o~ifenen S9reiben be-
FAINT, baB CT gar ni@t oaran oente 81
Ouniten bes oemotratil9en Ganoloaten,
Gen. 8ater, ;uriifjutretcn ooer li9 aui
ir9eno cine Sutton einjulaien. GS 1T
oies mas mir pon Dem Mann ermartst
baben unb boiien beBbalb, oaB ibm bel
bet 8obl Die unsetbeilte llnterltituns
oer Noltspartsi int 2. Gon9reBbeiirt ius
tbeil wiro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

9te MiHouri Socific gabn bat ihren
Nnae1teQten oue Ibeilnabme an Der
%Qanoespolitit unteriast. 8er li@ oie>
fem @ebote nidt unbeoin9t fi9t, wiro
entla6en. - Das sebt benin bod
na3serabe iiber's gobnenlleo. .!
berrli6e 0febefreibeit unierer Nbnen, no
bilt bu bin9etommenN
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Sabr,aarft : Spcftafcl.

I,e journaliitii9en MortIibrer oes
tapitoliltild en Nusbeutun9s uno pollz
tiiden Beuteipltems loi1en lid pom tbz
rem Giier, Der DISQUALIFICATION Der
Nrbeiter aus ben Neiben Der alten Farz
teien entsesensutieten, 81 Den 9robten
Nlbernbeitcn binreiBen. Gin Vemeis,
ME iejt lie pom Der Uta9t Der 0ewobns
beit iiber Den Miuen bes Meni3en, Bic
ibnen bisber ausge;ei@nete Oienlte &C.
~leiltet, iiber;su9t limb. Dem menn lie,
wo,u ibnen al%eroin9s bisbcr meni9 0ez
lesenbeit seboten mar, Der SnteQisenh
llrtbeils uno @iQensiarte Der
Mallen audi nur nennenswertbe Veoeuz
tuns beilesen uno lie ais %loi'ale Tattos
rem in Betradt 3ieben wurosn, lie tonns
ten iid unm0sli9 Der 9oi;nuns binses
ben, sic Nrbe,ter neueroin9s nit Dem al
ten absebroi 6euen O~rbnunssz, Urels
belts, Were9ti9teitsz uno Souperanlz
tats=Ybraien oui ben 2eim 81 loden.
Stir bic ameritanilden Nrbeitcrmois
len lit oieies gerbalten Der aui ibre &C.
oantenloiisteit ipetulirenoen Ia9esprele
nidt l4uei9elbuft, ldBt basielbe bod
boraui l6lieBen, baB Bic Equalization lid
bi5ber bemabrt bat. I'm iomebr loQten
tic es ii9 sur gbre onrebnen, jensn
Spetulanten enbli9 einmal ben Beueis
III lie ern, oaB iie ni6t 9euiut iino, le>
bcnsldnsli9e Stlouen Der 0epo1nbeit
unb Geoantenloisfeit SIT bleiben, Jon:
bern Bag iie oas Seu9 beiiten, ielbnltdnz
big gu urtbeilen uno ibren @luen in ben
Oisnit ibres llrtbeils 81 iteQen.
Iie Nrbeiter iino Swor unjufriebcn
nit ~unierer Wirtbidaft. 0a lie uns
jeoo9 10 LANCE aeboriam 9eerfol9e &C.
~leiitet baben, wiro es uns ni@t ldwer
iaQen, bic Stimmeu Der Gernunit, Der
iie olsm Nnidein nod bereitmiQis &C.
bor su l9enten 9eneist lino, our9 Die
EamtamsS 9la9e %unierer &raitpbraien
Al ibert0nen uno ibnen auf's Neue Den
Olouben beiSubrinsvn, oaB iie Bel uns
mobl se6orser iino. Nlio faltuliren
Die politii9en Staotspfaiien uno pries
lter BET Corruption. Mlo re@nen jene
@outler uno Gbarlotane, bic auf benz
Martte bes 2ebens ben sr0Bten Spettas
tcl ma9cn uno bic Oummbe tbrer
Mitmeni 1en fir ben wabren Se9en
Oottes bulten. uno ba lie bic &unlt
Bet &etlame perl teben, feblt es ibnen ME
an Bemunoerern, uno Dor ibren S9auz
buoen branst ii9 bic 9afienoe Men9e
&opf an &opf.
Gie mil fen 5euer gang 9ewolti9e Nn>
itren9unsen MAIDEN, menn lie ibre &uno>
ldaf bebulten molen, benn es 1T ibnen
1T Der unabbans,9en politii den Bewes
9uns ber orsaniiirten grbeiter elm @ons
current cntitanoen, BET guar ni@t nit
@pcttatelitiden uno Goi@enipielertans
iten operirt, Der ni6t an bic @eoantens
loii9teit Der Men9e, ionoern an ben
Bertrand unb bic materieuen Snterei1en
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

Der bentidbissn Mrbsiter appeuirt, bsr
ben Maiim nibts ueripri@t, mas 1ie
nibt ielbit gu errinsen uerm0sen, aber
sbsn barum ben 9eweis ~lieiert, SaB ibm
nidts ierner ..lieSt ais Sauernfanserei
uno Sbwimbel. Tielen Goucurrenten
auSsuits1sn, 1T u%orldufis bic 9auptauf*
sabs Der poIitii9en Sabrmartts9 auts
ler.
Mbi6aiiuna jsoer Slaisnseietsebun9!
@eredtists,t iiir Nue! Nuibebun9 auer
Tr.uilesisn! 0os iinc bic Sdlasworte,
oie uus Die Nusruisr ser politii6n
S6aubuesnbsiieer III Die Sbren briluen,
IN, uns su bsws9en, uns wieoer Don H.
men oupiren gu ~laiien. 6auler 3oubsr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

2: Cbs5tt1tsV: :5c9H -: ce7uS
pon Namley So.
Sir GousreB, 2. Oiit.....y. e. Yong
Senotor fir ben g.. 9iltritt
,. 9. Gilbert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

Galicos uno @insbams weroen gum
uno unter Dem Soitenpreis ucrtaui beis
j. Il q. 9oer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-09-27

0euti9ss Stridsarm uon better
S:ualitdt lit 81 ieber j3eit I'M Yut9c:
ibdit uon Trau Sarab Yfeiierle su bas
ben. 20
The herald., 1894-04-12
SAN BERNARDINO.

Some Mining MRtters-Local News ana
Personal NOtes.
SAN BERNARDINo, April 1.-THE Irv-
ington Land and Water COMPANY has
entered into an agreement to ssll to the
International Homestead company 22OO
acres OF land in Irvington for $50, 900.
The sale was negotiated by 1. W. Lord
and +. J. Dole. who are stock holders in
the Irvington company. The sale ia
made to Chicago capitalists and it Is un-
derstood that it is their intention to i'm
prove the lands and sell to actual
settlers. Irvington is located on the
Santa Fe, about IL miles from this city.
f. F. Penrade came to this city yester.
day directly from Bakersfield. Some
parties there jumped a claim in the
Summit mining district OF which w. ).
Van Slyke OF this city was the original
locator, and the matter has been taken
into the Kern county courts. Penrads
says the camps in that district are doing
we'll with dry washers, but that it Will
be necessary to bring water into the dis
trict TO obtain the best results. Some
OF the mines of the district are in Kern
while others are in San Bernardino
county.
The house of Mrs. Paine, on First
street in this city, WAS destroyed by fire
last night. The FIRE was undoubtedly OF
incendiary origin. The keyhole to the
nearest fire plug was filed up with sand
so that the fire department was DELAYED
in getting water on the fire.
The teachers of this city, of Riverside,
Cotton, Redlands and other places will
attend in body the evening session OF
the Woman's Parliament April 18th,
when Mre. NJ. IL. Waite OF Redlands
will deliver an address on Manual
Training" She is y niece of James
Russell Lowell.
The San Bernardino County Medical
society held it's regular session at Aliens
hall in this city yesterday afternoon.
Several important medical questions
were ably discussed. The society elected
DIR. ]. G. King of Banning and DR..
Browning of Highlands as delegates to
attend the meeting OF the American
Medical association in san FtarCfsco.
Charley Martin, who killed James in
a dispute over mining claim about 40
miles east OF Whitewater, is still at
large. Tomorrow the coroner and
county surveyor, with other officials,
will take the train to Whitewater where
they will be met by teams, and all will
then proceed to the Lost Horse mine,
the scene of the killing. The body will
be exhumsd and an investigation hold
thereon on the ground. Jurors and wit
neeses will be taken from here. At
that time, also, a survey of the ground
will be made and the question OF juris-
diction of Riverside or San Bernardino
county settled. The party will then re-
turn and the officers determine from the
facts adduced whether Martin shall be
arrested or not. Martin will accom-
pany the coroner and other oficers.
A sensational divorce case was tried in
the superior court today before Judge
Otis in which Elizabeth johnson was
plaintiff and II. NJ. Johnson defendant,
both of Redlands. The husband filed q
cross bill alleging adultery, anG named
as correspondents James Corbett and
j. E. Mullingan. The plaintiff did no,
appear at the trial and the court granted
divorce on the husband's cross bill.
The herald., 1894-04-12
POMONA.
A Runaway Accident = Local New
Notes.

A Runaway Accident - Local News
Notes.
POMONA, April 11.-Edward Martin.
brother OF II. M. Martin, Mrs. Martin.
Mr.. Martins mother, and a lady friend
OF theirs had an adventure with a run
away horse yesterday afternoon.
The occupants were upset from the
carriage with the exception of Mr.. Mar
tin, who had alighted. The horse took
fright at something and he grabbed
swimming around in circle, overturning
somewhat bruised and considerably
frightened, the ladies were unhurt.
Mrs. Clara Holbrooll Smith lectured
in the Methodist church last evening,
her subject being Moved Up Town"
Mrs. Smith stated that 10 New York
city. as the foreign element Of the peo.
pie moved into that city and tool up
their abode, aristocratic New York
moved up town." particularly that
part of New York down on Fourteenth
street where old New York once stood.
"Moved up town" and carried their
churches with them-their Christ with
them-the influence OF their Christian
homes with them.
The consequences are that up to
within the last year or two that portion
has bsen practically without churches.
AS result the residents today inset and
discuss their intense hatred of the c,ti-
zens OF New York-the better class.
In one precinct alone it was learned
that 20 such meetings are held nightly
aud therefore the Christian organiza-
tions, in their efforts today, are having
a hard time 70 obtain foothold.
Pomona sent zoe people to the fiesta
today, that being the number of tickets
sold over the two railroads.
Rev. B. Corey has issued neat SOU
venir card of the readings delivered by
him before the Epworth league, this
city, comprising eight poems of his
own compositon, as follows: Our Land
scape (l878), Heart Poems t1S78), Res
direction (I879), Masters (l879). The
Presents Themes (188D, Garfield (1S82),
Mission San Luis Rey (1892), Adios,
Sanzanja (l893).
Miss Day, daughter of R. s. Day of
Los Angeles. lie in Pomona on q visit to
Miss Maria Eells.
A light sprinkle OF rain fell in Pomona
this morning and from present ap-
pearancss it looks as if downpour may
soon follow. A good soaking rain at this
time would be OF incalculabls benefit to
grain and products OF this valley.
Mrs. J.. H. Lee and daughters are in
Los Angeles for brief stay viewing the
fiesta.
The ticket agents excursion, consist.
ing OF IL vestibuled Pullmans, passed
Pomona at 8 80 this morning.
DR.. Craigsn, the veterinary surgeon,
who was go severely burnt some months
ago while on protracted spree. died al
the county hospital in Los Angeles last
night.
rhomas Lord of Chicago, is visiting
relatives in our city today.
Invitations are out tor hop to bt
given on the evening of the 10th by the
Pomona City guards at Armory hall.
A number left on the 1852 train thiI
afternoon to attend the performance o
"Julins Caesar" by Warde and James al
the Los Angeles tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Swigart and son
who have been spending the winter q
tho PAlornares here, left for their home
in Ohio yesterday.
Company D, N. G. O., 60 to Los An.