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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28

night. The boys brigade which VIII
camp here from July 9th to 14th, Will
take part in the entertainment.
A hay wagon packed with school chill
dren came over last evening from Will
mington. The children took the town
by storm and seemed to be exhilerated
by the balmy breeze OF the ocean.
Miss Maud Bugle OF Los Angeles and
a former school teacher of this city is
here on short vacation, being the
guest OF Mrs. Lowe.
Sam Purcell came over from Santa
Ana today on his wheel for brief bust
ness trip.
The Long Beach Yacht club held its
regular meeting in the city hall last
evening and completed its arrangements
for the Fourth OF July celebration.
Subscriptions are being taken for the
reception of the boys' brigade which
will camp here July 9th.
DR.. J. L. Stewart came down on the
80 p. m. Southern Pacific train to
make an operation upon IL. Q. Bailey,
who was recently injured on the Term
inel railroad.
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soundest forth Thy breath again. and
the duets and chorus OF the last part
were especially fine. One is almost
ashamed to hint at any imper!ection in
a performance SO grand and beautiful.
Hundreds OF people are deeply grateful
to Prof. Basel for the courage and skill
with which he has labored tc the end to
give to the people and the college this
mighty work."
Assistant District Attorney Utley
came out today to conduct the case
against +. j. steffins. The prisoner was
sentenced to 90 DAYS.
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The German M. X. church will hold
picnic today at South Santa Monica,
at Ocean park.
Simpson Tabernacle Sunday school
will hold picnic at the same place on
Friday.
The Santa Fe time card will be
changed on Sunday. affecting the Re.
dcndo and Santa Monica trains.
The Maccabees will have an excursion
to Redondo on the Fourth.
Az Ocean park, South Santa Monica,
on the Fourth there will be q number OF
picnlcs and entertainments.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28

A visit to Santa Monica without trying one
OF Frank Lawton's fish dirncrs, at the Port Los
Angeles restaurant, Is failure to take adyan.
tage of the good things OF life.
Eckert e Hopf are now ready to Gator to the
public at their old pavilion and their new res
taurant in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. fresh fish and
shell fish OF all kinds delivered free Third
STREET.
Genial Gus Allgen is always ready to enter.
tain his friends at his restaurant at the Gallon.
meal there leaves a longing for another.
When visiting the ca1on be sure TO call ON
Emile Nouvarind. tho chef de cuisine of the
Little Yosemite. and enjoy good meal
Try Fhe Pavilion when visiting the cafion.
First cfss rooms Tor dodgers; superior meals at
al houts. a. Dillon, proprietor.
When at the Gallon be sure to visit "The
Unique" where refreshments of all kinds are
served. Dancing every Sunday
Superior furnished rooms, single or en- suite
at "The Milwaukee," Utah avenue, near Third
street.
For camping space beneath the lordly syca-
mose apply to Walter McGrath, at the Gallon.
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HOLMAN, THE DRUGGIST, carries the
largest stock of drugs and stationery. Perfum-
cry and pre- criptions his specially. NJ. G.
Holman, Central Pharmacy, Long Beach, Cal.
SECONDHAND STORE, corner Third and
Pine streets. Long Beach, Cal. Dealers In new
and second hand furniture, crockery ETC. Blse
d Mitchell.
IOWA VILLA HOTEL: pleasant rooms; rates
$L25 per day, So per week. Best house for
money.
BAY VIEW HOUSE; select family hotel,
with first class table. Rates W per week.
Rooms single or en- suite.
THE PACIFIC HOTEL will open in few
days under new management, well furnis ned
and recleaned, Rates $1.z5 per day,
DO YOU KNOW that the bsst brea d in tn 9
state Is made by the Excelsior Bakery. Long
Beach? 1t is fact. Try Ii.
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE: 100 rooms
new suits; irst-class in all respects
EAT AT Pasadena short-order House, Best
meals.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28
LE1xEN UHyx,
From Col. Bianton Du,

THE HERALD under this heading prints co N
municatons. but does not assume response
blity for th e sentm tents ex pressed.1
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When Baby was sick, We ga-s her Castoria.
When s,o was . C,ild, she cried for Castoria.
when sho became l.iss, sho clurg to Castora.
When sho had Children, she gaycthcrn castoria
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28
SANTA MONICA.

Lots of Fun Billed for the Fourth OF
July.
SANTA MONICA, June 81. The prepare
tions for the Fourth grow with each day,
arrangements having been made since
my letter OF yesterday for a street pa
eesnt of the came character rs the good
people OF sunland so much enjoyed dur
ing la fiesta week at Los Angeles. There
will be any number of floats, including
the Chinese, etc., which were 30 much
admired there. 1t is also intended to
give the masked street carnival at night,
with grand pyrotechnical display.
1t 10 impossible to give an accurate
bill of fare of all the good things pre-
pared for our guests, bat there can be
no doubt in the minds of all that it will
be immense, and that to truly keep the
Fourth they must come to Santa Monica.
The observation wheel is fast reach
ing completion, and will undoubtedly be
in operation on that day, as we'll as the
bridge connecting the new bath house
and Ocean Front park.
Mr.. and Mre. NJ. III. Kimball OF Second
street cele b rated the thirty-Seventh ami
vsreary of heir wedding on Wednesday,
their beautiful Southern California home
being proiusely decorated with white
sweet peas, pinks. ferns and lemon YER
bsnas, by loving hands, in honor of the
occasion. The evening WAS spent pleas
antly in music and conversation, re.
freshments of q toothaome character
being served.
The concentrations received were
many, and from all over the country, by
those absent as well ns present, the
general wish being that the genial host
and hostess might enjoy many more
returned SI-i rom s65GifE America. Mrs.
Chaffey, the Misses Chaffsy. Judge and
Mrs. G. II. WINS, Mr.. X. Dillon and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lifebore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seized OF Los Angeles, Mrs.
Dixon and Mr. Gardner of San Francis
co. were present.
The Pacific Consolidated shows will
give US 10 days of fun at the ostrich
farm, commencing Saturday June 30th,
and evsry day until July 9th.
ALT d. Bowen of Los Angeles lunched
at the Arcadia.
f. Knawer OF Los Vegas, N. M, regis.
tered yesterday at the Arcadia.
Lena Roby OF Denver, Colo, is at the
st. J ames.
V. f. NORWOOD of San Frs ncisoo
spent yesterday at the st. James.
Both the Southern Pacific and Santa
Fe have made up goodly number of
special trains for the Fourth.
Mrs. e. H. Carpenter, who had start
ed Tor home from the cast over the San
ia Fe and was expected here on Friday,
is one OF the unfortunates who are tied
up at points along the line. waiting for
the Pnllmang to move westward.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28

Tha wall paper dealer OF the city is Eckstrom,
400 Main etraat-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28

$50 envelopes, Soc; 15rm writin paper. 25c
Langstadter, PA W. Second. Hollenbeck hoteli
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POMONA.
The First Comm encemont OF Pomona
Coliege-Notes.
KEEPS latest periodicals.

The First Commencemont OF Pomona
Coliege-Notes.
POMONA, June 27.-The first COM
mencement OF Pomona college was cels-
brated in the halls OF that suburban in
stitution of learning today. Clsremont,
the pretty little town adjoining Pomona
where the college is located, commando
a splendid view of the whole valley, and
it's location is most favored ono and
easily accessible from this place, being
short three mile drive from here.
Every day this week, commencing with
the baccalaureate sermon Sunday by
Rev. r. &. Hutchinson of Los Angeles,
has been taken up with various exer-
cises, an outline OF which appeared in
yesterday mornings HERALD.
ToDAY's GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Holmes hall. one of the college
buildings, WAS thronged with friends
and interested spectators TO listen to the
commencement exercises this morning,
of which the following is the pro-
orr m ma.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-28
PASADENA.

Marriage Of MIR. West and Miss Grether.
Notes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12
Oif6aasspiirfe o,srd) gaIfaHe.

Cine Der auffanenbften grfneinuns
gen, ipelHe Bic Wulfdns ouf3eigen, iit
unitreiiig, dls nit ibrem jDnitigen mes
len gdn3 unpereinbur. .bas 9orfommell
bon Ghlammz unb WafIeritrDmen, in
tpelhen 1idb Slide, gum Sbeil fpgar
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Grfneinung Biz iebt nur BET ben 8u!s
fanen in Der Mnbenfette bon 6iibamez
rifa bemertt, ipelde iiberbaupt fdmmt<
lih manhes llngeip0bnlibe barbieten.
gaur penise. unb aipar bic niebrigiten
bieier 9ulfdne, fpeien 2apa aus. mie
Der sSDrulIo in Merico, Elm 8afalts
feael, Der erIt 1859 fi1 erbob. Die
Wnlfane bon Guatemala itoben eine
Menae bon Snlmiaf aus, Bic ppn
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5tIofen, nebit WaFer unb Gbon ober
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au 3eit bas @9aufpiel etner Slid
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pelen bic 2uft tpeit unb brett berpes
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uber benz Wleer beraus, iie finb tpentg
berinitaltet, fheinen feline befonbere
6ibe erlitten gu baben unb geben oft
nod 2ebens5ei9en BON iid; aud 1T
bas WafTer fdlt. Der Wulfan Smbuz
rabu iiber11iittete i'm Sabre 1871 bic
sgelbsr Der @tabt Sbarra fDrmlih NIT
iolaen 0if4en. Sm Sabre 1893
itiir3te Der Rrater bes Garguairaaa
Elm. nadbem er sleidfalls auDor aals
fenbe bieier 5ifds, NIT tbonisem
Salamm Dermifdt ,aussetporfen bate.
Nidt irnmer fpmmen iie aus benz els
gentlihen Rrater an Der Spite bes
0ulfans, ionbern auipeilen duA aus
@palten unb Oeffnungen on ber
@eite. Wabrfdeinlia fteben unters
irbifde Seen unb 9Dblen, be bon ths
men betpo6nt ipsrbel,, nit ben Nultda
nen in 0erbinbung, benn bas dusges
tporfene MaFer mar in ben beobahtes
ten Sdllen unsefaloen. tpie bas be,
2anbgepGFer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12
Gime Grinneratg at Die Tran:
5oSenSeit

entbdlt Die Stride su 3oRen. @ie es
in Der foeben eribienenen Sortiebuns
Der .8eibreibung bes Greiies 9eltop"
beiBt, befinoet iid iiber Der 5afriitei=
tbiir Elm srober StrObfrans nit Der
Snibrift yStrob, nit melbem i'm
Sabre 1913 auf 8efebl bes preubiiden
Gp,nmanoanten bel Nnndberung Der
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suaefiist Ger Sommanoant foa, pie
bic alten 2eute eradhlen, in Die Stride
uno in piele 6duier Der Staot Strob
baben leaen laHen; iobalo bic Granso=
len anriiften, iolte ganS 3Olltn in
Yrano iteben. oamit Die Srat5oien an-
seblib am Nnriiden sebinoert miirben.
Sie 6ransoien famen niht, oas Strob
muroe pieber rpesseidafft ; elm 8uno
mar Sufdlli9 bel Der Stride liegen ae=
blieben unb BON oieiem iibris gebliebe=
men Strob 1T gum 9lnoenten Der Strob=
fralls sema6t uOroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12
3suei 2ebcn 9crcttct.

Ser Grau pbDebe 3bonas In Sumo
tion gitp, .slls., mar BON ibren NerSten
ertIdrt tDorSen, iie leioe unrettbar an
Der Mussebruna, aber sipei GlaIhen bon
Or. Gings Wep Discovery mahten iie
ipieber politdnbig geiuno uno lie ia5t
es Sebermann, baB iie oieier Nrsnei ibr
Qeben berbanfe. Gerr 9bos. Gasers,
l39 Gioriba ctr. Gan GranciseO, lit
an einem gefdbrlihen aatarrlL Der anf
benz Yuntte ltano, CUR Mussehrung ii6
ausSubilben, unb probirte alles mOslide
Dage9en, aber ohne grfOlg. Alset 3u-
lebt Or. Rings Sem Discovery anslt=
tpenben besann. mar er In 3ipei WoNen
turirt. Natiirlid III er iebr banfbar
bafiir. Golde Reiultate. bon benen
gorltebenbes nur 3tuei 8eiipiele linb,
befueiien bic lpunDerbare 0eilfraft oieier
Mebi3in In ssdllen bon Ratarrb unb
6uifeu. Heguldrer yreiS !: vi un0 so
Gents. probeflai6en gratis bel 5
8. 8. MILLER Il Gobn ApDtbeier.
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@ime t3i6briae Grfabritma.

Miler's Soils, Wsaii. v3u Oeridie=
benen 3eiten mdbreno Der lebter orei=
sebn Sabre, fast %. $. SObnion ba~
bier, ,litt meine Jrau on 2unsen=. 2e=
ber= uno Nierenfranfbeiten, an Wa9en=
aei6ipiiren iinb baraus folgenber ger=
bauun9sif0rung. Seoesmal gebrau6te
iie uDr. Genneop's Saborite &emebD"
uno murbe iebesmal furirt. Die Nra.
nei miro bon uns beitdnsig i'm 9auie
oebalteil, ebenIo bon pielen unierer
Na1barn. 33
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Meisem ais 0icbfmtter.

gaa1 8eri1ten Der gorrelponbenten
bes itatiitiiben Bureaus bes Nderban-
Gepartements Miro Die Men9e bes bis
gum 80. Gttober als 0iebfutter ber=
tpanbten Meiaens auf As, $50, 900 gn=
ibels unb bic Menee bes nod 81 benz
ielben 3nede su gebrau1enoen WeiSens
auf 20, ,273, 600 8uIbels beranl1la9t.
sulammen rs. 303, 900 Buibels.
Eie 3ablen lin0 nur ouf inasere
geridte aus ben Staaten geitiibt. in
benen Die GorreipOnbenten bem Nniu-.
den Der Neeierung nadaetommen iino,
uno miilIen niht als mebr als Elm Ier=
iu1 betra1tet iperoen, ben in Der angez
sebenen Weiie peripanoten Wei3en abb
3nlhdBen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12
Gin 1eroIo D Is ianeemSabres.

simm bic lebten brei Desennien ooer 70 BON oieiem
s;ahrbuHaert Ser Abibnitt bent id nit Der VertDof
terg Ser Beairrn bes Sabres 1895 tutrb. blrdb bns
grid,enen esnes nenen Gitters Mlmanahs hanoliiirt
iper6en In ipelem bic 0mede Rerfnntt nHo 1pirfnng
Deier eltberiEnten Wfeb;3in flar nuscinanberaes6t
,ueroeu c}sDermann ipIte i'm teieH Der ssalcnber
unb bic IN 6iejem Nu9leiH 81 unen6eH dlfrcnoMtl9en
@eredbnungen Iinb tets erftannlid forretf nno Dse
@foiiftifen buni0rift{dbs Mbtbefnng 9nuitr0ttonen
,luD Der briae Hejeftoff ebeHi0 nit nnb tntersaHt
dis amnjnnt Die QOlfetter 9cmp0gnie ~ Wtffspurq
Wa.. publi5rt ben Gafenoer iefblt I'm ber nlt9ani'
ifeu 6erjtelunQ Oejielben linb mebr ais edb3g Yers
ipner eli Wlonate btS Jahres lang befbdttigt &r
iann unentaelbidb BON alien 4,rpguiien nmo ndnoiern
au Oem eaTbe be5o0en lperbeE aae erf@ttnt ~ en4S
idiDsbiIher bpadn6iiner bDbmtidsr An6 ipaatidsr
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-12
Wcltcre 2cmte,

lpel6e cine Meoisin our &esuliruns Der
Nieren unb Der gineeweioe beoiirfen,
finben bas ridtige Wsittel I'M electric
8itters. Sasfelbe iiberreist nidt unb
entbdlt meber Wbisfp nod anbre berau-
i9snbe Stpffs, iOnoern mirtt ausl6ei=
oenb unb trdftiaenb. @s mirtt miloe
anregenb auf bic 8eroauungsmerfseu=
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5bdtiafeit ipieoer her. electric Bitters
iii elm poraiislider 9ppetiterre9er unb
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iinoen in ibm juit, mas iie ben6tbisen.
JlaI1en su so Gents in Der Npotbete
bon s. Is. Miller& Sobn. 5
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Gin gd1wtnoler ertapppt.

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ger Mann, Der lid Wiaiam S. Sent
nennt unb erfldrt, elm Buhbalter 81
iein, tpuroe seitern i'm Southern 5otel
perbaftet. neil er einen an Die @itisens
Nationalbanf in Yarfersbura, %. @a.,
ee3oeenen certifisirten Gbed i'm Yetrase
bon $3.50 als 3ablung anseboten bate.
Ser Qotelelerf bate nod parfersburg
teleerapbirt uno bic Nntmort erbalten,
Dab Der gbef pertblos lei.
Sn Gents 8rieitafhe tuuroen nod
sluei anbere @beds bon je 5000, beioe
eertifisirt, sefunoen uno elm Sur Sdlfte
auisebrauAtes Gbefbut Der GitiSens
National=Bant in parfersburg.
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6. & ". Gremritomcm.

giationale GDele MusiteDung in @hi=
eago, 4. - IL. Sanuar 1895.
s. Il. Of u. Der 8adifeinleger uno
Maurer. Nep Orleans, 2a., 9. = Is.
Sanuar 1895.
National 8Oarb Of @pele Manufac=
Jurors, SEEM Oorf 20. 25. Sanuar
1895.
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Sn Minien a. b. Cube, 0nnnoper,
finoen sesenlpdrtis f6rmlide Mallfabr<
ten BON Granfen 3u eiirem bortiaen
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Grantbeit aus ben abeefdnittenen 9aa=
rem erfennen nn6 perOrbnet oann Wiit=
tel, bon oeren Wirtuns iuabre Wun6er
beridtet merben. Sn Darbura allein
pmroen i'm Wonat 9lobemDer HOO gi=
ienbabnbilets nat benz ionii ipenig be-
fu6tsn GaObrud (uo Der Gddfer boz
beim IT'D ausaeaebsn.
- Seine Grippe, teine nebelfeit, tein
S1mer3. ipenn 9eWitt's fleine briib.
auflteber aenomnsn fperben. Rleine
bile. Gihsre pille. Bette piae. gu
pertaulen in 0entid's MpOtbefe.
Mlies Geih,pdb in Der WeIt iibers
seu9t .guh nidt 10 ibnea iuie Elm Der-
ill9 nit TeQDitt's 3auber 0aiel-Salbe
fiir Werbriibunaen, 0erbrennunaen,
Gdiirfungen, 0anttranfbeiten uno bd-
morrbOioen. Sn @entfd's 9lpOtbeie.
Glein unb bod arob in ibren Mirs
tungen DegGitps fleine Griihaufife-
Der. Bette piGe geaen Weritopfilne,
Migrdns nnb lauren Magen. Sn
0entin's Mpotbefe.
Gin Wort befhreibt lie .Woll-
iommenbeit." Qir babsn Ye3ug auf
DegDitts 3nuber 0ofeI-Galbe. tuel9e
barinddi0e WunDen. Werbrennun9efl.
0autiranlbeiten furirt unb III Elm ,uobl@
bttanntfs Deilmittd fir Odmorrboioen.
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-24
THE DEATH RECORD.

CHARLES ROBINSON. ex-governor of Kan
sas, at Lawrence, Kan.
Dir. JOHN A. SEAToN, prominent special
list, at Fort Wayne, Ind.
LEMUEL BROWN, one Of the pioneers OF
Chicago
CHARLES III. LARKIN. one OF the oldest
settlers in Milwaukee.
BURTON G.. Cook, old time politician
and intimate friend Of Lincoln, at Chit
cago.
DIR. w. 2. FOSTER, well known physi-
clan of Warsaw, Ind.
Colonel JOHN ARKINs, manager OF The
Rocky Mountain News. at Denver.
Mrs CATHERINE CORNER, an old resident
of Valparaiso, Ind.
CHESTER WILLIAMS, wealthy farmer, at
Plainville, Mich.
HENRY PARKER, veteran Of the late
war, at Warsaw, Ind.
FRANCE CHANDLER, general passenger
agent of the Wabash railway, at st.
Louis.
GEORGE PARKEs, well-known actor. at
New York.
Dr.. S. II. BREHM, prominent Kansas
physician, Ut Hutchinson, Kas.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-24
Wednesday. Aug. 22.

Representative Dave Mercer has been
renominated by the Republicans in the
Second Nebraska district.
DIR. Guzman, the minister of Nicaragua
at Washington, is talked of as president
of that republic,
st. Paul is to have new Democratic
daily, tho Cal Printing company having
been incorporated with $4,000 capital.
The incorporates are Harlan =. Hall. of
St. Paul: G. w Ostrander and II. j.
Weigel, of Chicago
The Matabele war loot committee has
declared its first dividend of 9l0 man.
About 900 men are entitled to this sum
William r. Blanford, for two years a
fugitive from Terre Haute. Ind. where be
cmbezzled $4,000 from ID. M. Osborne e.
Son, has been captured in Colorado. where
he was at working as n farm hand.
Coxey says that his lieutanants Mckee
and Jones, who were imprisoned in Mary
land aud have just been released, will sue
for damages.
France Chandler, general passenger and
ticket agent of the Wabash railway, died
in st. JOHNS Protestant hospital, st.
Louis, OF neuralgia of the stomach and
general prostrgtiop. He was so years old
and the oldest general passenger agent In
the service.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-24
THE RUSSIAN THISTLE.
Its Appearance and Spread in New Local.
ities-How to Eradicate 1t.

Its Appearance and Spread in New Local.
ities-How to Eradicate 1t.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The division of
botany in the United States department
of agriculture is in receipt of authentic
advices on the appearance of the Russian
thistle in various new localities. Bulle-
tin No. Is of that division contains col
ored maps showing the territory in which
it had been found to the close of 1898. 1t
has been reported from the following
places: Hammond, Lake county, Ind;
Cannon Falls, Goodhue county, MINI.
Marshall, Lyon county, Mimi; North
western, Jefferson county, Neb.; Blue
Frontier county. Neb; Parks, Dundy
county, Neb. La Sale, Weld county, Col. !;
Nampa, Ada county, Ida, and Manitoba,
Can. In almost all these localities it has
appeared only along the line of railroads,
and, with the exception of Nampa, Ida,
is now officially reported for the first
time.
From about Aug. Is to Sept the Rus
sian thistle begins to produce its seed,
and, being an annual, the effectual
method of checking its progress is to kill
the plant by cutting, blowing and har-
rowing during or before this time. In the
case of wheat fields which are already in
tested the grain should be harvested as
early as possible, the stubble left long, the
whole field moved close to the ground,
and after few days drying burned over.
Fields thickly infested may require in adj
dition blowing and thorough narrowing
A copy of bulletin No. 10 will be for
warded to any applicant, and specimen
of any plant. SUPPOSED to be the Russian
thistle will be positively identified upon
receipt by the department of agriculture.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-24
Tuesday, Aug. III.

An extremely rich strike has bee II made
in the Nettie Morgan mine on the Lead
vile gold belt. The assay is 1925 ounces.
John Harryman, of Martinsville, Ind,
aged 49, was killed by bull which butted
him to the ground and then trampled
him to death. A year ago Mrs. Harry
man nearly lost her life by the same ami
NAL. He was then dehorned and thought
to be safe.
Supreme Chancellor Blackwell, of the
Knights of Pythias, has decided against
recognizing the Pythian Sisters.
Twelve miles above Toledo on the
Maumee river, 5000 people celebrated
Anthony Wayne's victory over the Ottawa
and Delaware Indians in 1704.
Senator Teller thinks that Senator Hill
is the coming Democratic candidate for
president.
a Pennsylvania judge has decided that
Roman Catholic sisters may teach in the.
public schools, wear their religious garb
while teaching and be addressed by the
pupils by their religious names, but they
may not teach the Roman Catholic
catechism