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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
Saarnraubenser Serimt.

@ancpuper, g. g.. Is. Non.
Die init benz Dampfer .@mpieb ~
@bina" eingetrofenen 4ineiii4en 3eiS
tuneer, entbalten bittere MnsriHe cuf
bic iapani5den 8eb0rosn in Rorea unb
leeen ibner bic @rmorbun9 Der 3Oniz
din 3ur 2ait. sic lagen, baB SapaH
beani pru4t, cine 5;stlifirte Notipn 5u
fem, baB lie aber bic barbart1dfte Na=
tion Der @elt III. Die R0nigin purpe.
an ben 9aaren aufsebdngt, prb nod
pielen aruberen Mibbanolun9en tpurbs
1ie al, 9dnben unb TuBen gebunnen-
in Del 9etau4t unb binter BEN ~
LATTE gu g14e rerbrarnt, 10 baB :,'as
@pur bon ibr iibris 6lieb. Gs mira
bebauptet, bab breiBig perloneI pom
ber umgebung Der &0nigin nieberss~
ma4t tpurben, beren 2ei9en man in
benz palaite liesen lieB. 4ls Der pus
TAFT ansogriFen tpurbe, blieben BON ben
1900 Manr, pel4e li@ bort als Ma9e
befanben, muir feds auf ibren pofen.
unb bieie purben iofort niebergeito>
den. Ma9 Mngabe Der @ineiijd)tn
t3eitungen befanben ii4 finf5ebn
6rauer BON Stang i'm qalaite, ferner
Die &1amin. beren Mutter unb 100
9ofbamen. DieIe tpurben Idmmtli4
in 0d getau4t unb perbrannt, 'pabz
renb ben Mdnnern bel 9als abge%
1hnitten tDurbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
.Senerreid,

% lie ~ Sobarn l@traab feierte
bieier Sage leinen 70. @eburtstas; Der
aa~.te!EeriT, pl:l neutrality-suspicious.
'Uril9s u,lo fpiirt nur iebt fdon etpds
aampenfieber fir feline i'm ndditen
ylonat i'm 5beater an Der @ien aur
Muffiibruns selanse neueite Operetse
,Walbmeil ter. Bon alien Ge;ten ta-
men benz Subilar ber3li4e @lidpiin@
5he au. Inter bieien lief auA Elm
i9mei9elbaftes S4reiben bes beraeiti>
gen Gbefs Der Miener @%emeinbeper>
paltung, 8eairtsbauptmannes Or. D.
Grtebtis, Elm.
/. Mgram. Sadts eing unter betS
tiaen Blib> unb Donneri4lGgen Elm
fur9tbarer Moltenbru@ nieber, tpeld''r
in mebreren. 1beiien Der Stdbt grobert
@4aben amiridtete. Der Bad Weo~
pescat trdt aus ben l1fern unb aber~
fdnemmte bic tiefer seleeenen @tabt~
tbeile BON Der SurificsaKe Bis an ben
Staatsbabnbamm. Wu4 i'm Wetten
Der @tabt iteben ane tiefer selegene'r
@aNen unter WaTer. Die MbenbS
bldtter blieben tpesen @ertebrsit0runs
aus. Sci Safenat (Gomitat Mobrus~
Giume) iinb Na@ts flint 8auern erfro@
rem.
Qaiba9. Sn Jolse bes Grbruf=
f9es BEL @asor 1T Der Mebiabah ge~
iperrt. Da bic @trabe megseriferr
1T, pirb Der @ertebr einseitellt. SIM
8eairt BON. @ptt1 9ee fdnt bas MaHer,
bagegen {inb bic @tdbte @aira4tbal,
Obef= lnb l1nterlatl4, !9oleber{hiB,
Der SbalteKel BON planina unb bas
@acnatbal iiberi4pemmt.
s6mci;.
MItNetten. 9ier tpolIte ein
Mann BON Der 6eubiele Jutter in bic
Senne binunternerf len. !9iezbet elttt
er aus unb fel topfiiber auf bic fet~
nerne template. @r erlitt etaer
i9meren S4dbelbru4, Der ben EoD
CUR Golee baben mirb.
Bern. Banttafiirer MeGer BON
Mannbetm. 1T tpssen unteri4lasung
unb 8etrugs i'm 8etrcge BON 10000
Mart in Snterlaten perbaftet porber.
unb bon Der 8erner poli3ei nah Ba1el
transportirt unb bort Der beutiden
: &eb0rbe ausgeliefert porben.
: &empten. Die beiben @tpilgez
: meinben &empten unb @ttenbaufen.
{ baben bei9loKen. auf cine @ubpentioz
! nirune bes G1ssrz3euerf4en 8abnz
: projeftes 8auma : 9inpeil : ueritr1
: ni9t ein5utreten.
, 3uri4. gei einem Wettrennet
. bes aunitreiters Gobp, gegen @elofabz
{ rer bra9 fem beftes;, auf 5000 e. ges
: i4GBtes pferb Elm 8ein unb mabte
{pfort er1doKen perben. Drei 8eloz
9 fabrer auf einem Sriplet tiir3ten; 3inei
! berielben tpurben fdmer perleBt, 10 bah
I lie in bas Spital gebra4t pernen
: mubten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

- Wdbrenb bisber bic No2oiee BON
Deut1@lanb mirtbi@aftli4 am tperigz
item ausgebeutet purbe, unb bic Beute
ibrer rei9en Gif@griinbe I'M Sa9resz
betrage bon ca. 800 MtQionen Mart-
iiberpiesenb fremben 9anoen. baupt<=
1G9lib in @%ngldnbern unb 9oadHz
bern, 3usefallen iinb, geoeiben iebt me-
nisitens bic Mnfange zines grobtapita@
liittf@en Gii&ereibetriebes an beutz
19er &iite. @tnen tntereRanten Be-
tpeis bafir liefern bic 3ablen beg To-
eben publi5irten @mbener Sanbels=
MISUNDERSTANDING, in benz es beibt:.
Die Gmber 9ertngsf1@erei : @ttienz
.@eielf4aft tann. pieberum auf elm
auberorbentli@ siinitiges 8~etriebsiabr
3uridbltden. @s purben in banbels%:
ibli4 gepadten Sonnen angebra&t i'm:
Sabre 1894 NIT % @4tHen 28,4O6
Sonnen, alfo per @@tH 1921 Conner
9erin9e ,9egen 20 S@iHe nit % 944
Sonnen in 1898.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
,.ieru6NAc spradc in cstterreiG

Das Wiener v@aterlanb" beridtet:
Sen Der als 3meisabtbeiluns Der orienz
tali19en Mtabemie in Wien segrunbe=
ten I. t. 0Fentli4en 2ebranitalt fur
prientalH4e @pra4en, in pel4er BON
uniperfitGtslebrern bic arabii4e, per-
.ii{9e, tiirti19e, ierbi{4e unb ruiiil4s
5pra4e gelebrt mirb, erDFnete tiiralt4
profeKor vi. Murto feline biesjdhriz
gen @orle1unsen iber bic ruiiii4e
@pra4e nit elmer iebr bemerfenstperz
then Mn1pra9e an bic 90rer:
sd 1ebe nit @erpunberung", iagte
Der @ortragenbe, rbaB BON Sabr gu
Sabr bic 3abl Derjenisen, bic ii4 fir
Sic ru1f1@e @pra4e intereiiiren, sez
ringer ipirb. Sd tam fugen, bab
bteie auHauenb serinee 9beilnabme
fir cine @pra@e, pelde bon 12O Milz
lionen Men14en seipro4en pirb, ben
Sntentioner1 Der @egierune ni4t entz
ipri4t. SIM Miniiterium bes @eubez
rem betlagt man ii4, bob in Mten 10
penig SntereKe fiir bic Grlernung Der
fir Seterrei9 : llnsarn 10 miatigen
rufiii@en Spra&e entsegengebra4t
tpirb.
Die1e Mbneiguns gegen bic ruiitiae
Spra9e 5et9t ii@ aber nt4t etpa BET
ben %@inpobnern NIT beuti4er Mutter=
1pra4e, fonbern, mas bas Merttpiirz
bigite lit, AUDI bel ben @lapen. Sd
babe an {dmmtli4e ilapii4e @tubenz
tenperbinbunsen Ginlabungen GUT
Sbeilnabme an benz ruifi1@en @pra4@
tur1e ergebe laHen = unb tetn ein3tger
1lapi19er @tubent 1T erfdienen. Mit
@idii9t auf bic 8%eoeutuns, pelae ber
ru1iif9en @prade i'm Mlgemeinen unb
fir uniere Monarhte i'm 8eionberen
in Der @esenpart, fonte fir bic 3uz
tunft bei3umei1 en- 1T, 1T bieie @rf4si:
nuns iebr betlagenspettb." 9terauf
begann profefor Murto por elmer So
rer1daft BON funfaebn perionen feline
@ortrdee iiber bic ruiiii4e @praae.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

Mnbrans bon 9lniieblern itattsefunoer,
tpie man bas Biz babin bel fol4en Sc,
lesenbeiten erlebt bate
Diss fam babe-. ba5 Bis. gun, lesten
Musenblid BON Waibinston gar teinci
Snitruttionen iiber Ginaelbeiten Der.
GrDHnuns erfolsten. Man pubte
Seitens bes lotalen: 2anbaints nur bas
Datum Der .Gr0Fnuns.
Die periammelten 9eimitGttez@ uder
tpurben peber bon solbaten besleitet,
nod bon Snbianern pom 8etreten bes
1anbes absebalten unb batten poIs
W7ube. T9 TIRE pldBe ausauiu4en.
Der sr0bte Mnbrans fanb an; ben
pldsen ftatt. pelde fir autiinftise
Stdbte ausselest paren. ober no
8%erstperte anselest tperben follten.
Die Jog. Grais 8eretette 1T reid an
Mineralien unb bebbalb tparteten
MaKen bon Mpplitanten auf bic Gr=
0Hnung bes 9erritoriums lett Sabren.
Gs 1T betannt seporhen. bab serabt
bebbalb 9unberte BON .Sooners'
(Grubtommer) bas 2anb friber betre:
ten baben, unb es unterliegt tetnen
3peifel, bab bic auitdnbisen 8eb0rbsr
ale Yer{onen, benen na49eniefen tper:
ben tann, bab lie ibren Slain" BOZ
Der seieBlihen 3eit abgeitedt baben
ipieber ausmeifen perben.
Glf pldbe iinb bereits fir neu an
5uleaenbe @tdbte ausgelest moroen
lin 5pei r2ots" entitanb cine grob
M%ufresung unb bic 8et6eilisten per
ben es tpabrf@einli4 gu einem pro5ei
tommen laNen; Ionit iinb Bis jebt tetn
ernften @tretttgtetten poreefcmmen.
Man fiir4tet jebp4, bab es tn bel
ndb1ten Sasen, penn bas 2anbam
in 2episton bic 8eiibtitel aus5uf4ret
ben besinnt, gu beftisen @3enen tom
men nerbe, ba BON allen Seiten oa:
&e9t mander Mdnner beitritten pirf
bic ii@ 9eimitdtten abge1tedt batten
beppr bas 2anb amtli9 Der 8efiebe
lung erDfnet par.
Man 19dBt bic 3ubl Der perionen
} pelde bort 9eimitdtten in Mnipruc
nebmen, auf 800. :
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05
Cine edlamt amf Cuba

Dab ber &f auf Cuba por entz
f6eibenben Mttionen, Dor SreHen In
grDberem Mabitabe ftebt mte btsber.
l@etnt geptb. lnb IS tommen Sc
rii4te bon bert 9tebenen beretts 9eltez
ferten EreFen; BON beioen @eiten TT
man ober iber bic Re1ultate 1ehr
f4meigfam eeporben, mas pteaet4t
aus benz umitdnb berporgeben tann,
baB lie bon teinen ent14etbenben 8es
1ultat begleitet fem modten.
eyebenfaus aber erbtut oaraus, baB
bic Gubaner tii4ttg @tanb gebalten
baben miifen. Gins ber gr6bten Srefz
fen felt 8eginn oes Samples bat am
19. September Bel Saquasco, elmer
Stabt i'm Snnerr Der Snfel, ftattge=
babt, mie 8eri9te an bic Nep Dorter
Sunta be1agen. ,Sn ben Maortbcr
3eituneen, au9 i'm Megterungsblatt
Isl 9eralbo" tpirb ni4ts bariber gez
melbet.
Die @panier naren 10000 Mann
5tarf, bic Gubaner 1000. Die e~riteren
tpurben tommanbtrt BON ben @enerdz
len Bales, 2uque unb Mlbape, bic @u>
baner BON Sen. Martmo @ome3. Seq
tere batten 1ebr portbeilbafte 9oiitioz
men einsenommen, tpel@e tie 36 @tunz
ben lang nit Grfolg gegen bic Ingrifz
fe Der @panier bebaupteten. Sur Sf=
feniipe tparen fie su f&pa&, uno ibr
Miid3ug 19ien i9ltebli@ unpermeioli&,
als General Mntonto nit $500 Mann
auf benz &fplaB eri@ien.
Nun purben bic Spanier ouriidgez
{hlagen unb bic Gubaner perfolgten
bie1elben mad Srintba6 unb @tenz
fuegos, 9afenpldbe in Santa CLARA
ber mitteliten prppin3 Der Sniel. 9ierz
aus gebt berpor, bab bic Gubaner auz
b%erorbentli9 peit aus Der 5iblthiten
propin3 San Sa9o be @uba porgez
brungen iein muNen.
General Mlbape ION in benz SreFen
eefa1len fem. Sic 3abl ber Sobten
unb @ertpunoeten pirb auf 600 aneez
9eben. @ome5 erbeutete 700 @emebre
unb bel Munitton.
sDieles Srefen fommt an 8ebeutunq
unb umfang 3unG4it mad benz pou
Babamo, tpo Sen. @ampos %pertpunbe1
tpurbe.
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Wout Napoleu III.

Sn ber jinsiten Drummer 6es Yen:
TURF Maga3ine" peroHentlt4t FWttB
Mnna 8. 8idmeu, bic neu1 Sabre lang
als @raieberin Der Rtnber beg 9er5o9s
Sai&er be ID @agerie in ben Suilerten
qetpeilt, lire @rinnerungen bonn 9ofe
Napoleons bes 9ritten. 9te 9ame
eraGblt II. a.: Mbenbs nad benz Sbee
pfeqte ii@ Der &aiier 5urud5u5ieben'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

Das &riegsmintterium IN Mafb<-
ington 1T BON benz @egierun9sbertre=
ter am Sors5tuTe in &enntniB gefeBt
tporben, b1B bet MaTsritanb nur einer
balben Son bic Dor Der @egierung fir
m%ihlenbefiber feitgefebte @rer3e iiber=
seigt. st bieier balbe Son eti40pft,
perben bic papierfabrtten I'M Jor iii
Der Sbal iofort eeidloHen tnerben
miiKen.
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tte Gr5fnun0 Ger Nes FcrecS
Nefcrbatipn.

9ie @r0Hnuns ber Nea percesz@ ez
ferbation bat am lebten 18. Nopember
in auer Stile unb obne jeben tollen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

Sn Sron Gountp mirb cine @ranbz
iurD bic an9ebli&e 8eamtencorruptlon
in 9urleD unteriu4en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-05

|tSuSH. ~uI p VN~l|S ~|IN1~~~@ ~!
Der &ai1er: rMegnebmen, me9aebmen!
Gr ptrb eritiden!" Ser 9er3og be
Saf9er nabm benz Prtn3en, nt9t obne
Miberitanb BON beFen Sette, bic Gru&t
nit @etpalt meg -unb fragte ben
Scatter lahenb unb nit letdtem Spott,
parum ct ni9t ielbit feinem @pr0bz
lima bic Orange entrtfen babe. rS4
tonnte ni9t," rief Der Ratier; ner
murbe mid ntdt mebr lteben!" OILS
fir ben prtn5en bic 3eit fam, unter
bic aur5prge zines 2ebrers geiteqt gu
merben, 1agte cine ber Damen Der So
mile Saf9er 5u ibm: 3d., Monfeig=
neur, nun perben sic gebpr&en unb
feibie lernen miifen!" Der Prin5
%anttpprtete ernft: yDas 1T nod nt4t
10 ii4er. Mama ia9t INNER Netn,
aber bann iagt Der papa INNER Sa.
unb nebenbei babe t@ meinen eigenen
WiQen - bqs ma9t Drei! = Ser
2ebrer bate fein let@tes Spiel nit benz
prin3erl unb bic Raiferin ertlGrtes pers
3peifelt: IS 1T unm0elt@, bteies
&inb perninftig au er3teben" Gum
Slid fir ben tleinen prin5en fam E,
1pGter, als feline @r3tebung cine milf
tdriide @i4tung erbielt, in bic 9dnb'
bes Generals 6roKarb, oer i'm GAM
na9 militdriider Disatplin bebanbtlte
obne irsenb pelde @inmii&un9 Dor
The herald., 1895-05-23
1888, g.

The bonded indebtedness of Los An
geles county on December 81, 1894, was as
follows: Bonds of 1882, per cent. due
1902, $31 900; bonds of 1888, per cent,
due 1901, $70,5 500; bonds of 1885, AZ per
per cent, due 1907, $4,000; bonds of
1890, per cent, due 1910, $3.50, 900, which
makes a total of bonded indebtedness,
$933, 500,
Following is the statement of property
The herald., 1895-05-23
FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
Interest Should CrystaIlize Into
Tangible Coin
POPULAR SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Executive Committee Makes a
Request
SUBSCRIPTIONS
The Herald Will Receive Contributions to n
"Fourth of july Celebration Fund.-"
Read and Act

The Fourth of July is approaching and
the interest in the celebration is con-
stanty increasing. The city, through its
council, has donated the sum OF (l000 to-
wards defraying the cost of the special
and unique features which on that day
will be presented, and it is hoped by pop
ulag subscriptions to make it five times
that amount.
The Fourth of July executive committee
through its chairman. Il. j. Cressy, and
its secretary, G. w. Fleming, has solicited
tho assistance of The Herald in the mat
ter. In accordance with that request, this
paper will receive contributions or sub
scril tions to Fourth oi July celebration
fund. and will, as occasion requires, pub
lish the names of those assisting. togeth-
er with the amount.
The interest in the coming celebration
OF the nations birth is already great 1t
should be greater and crystalline itself
into tangible coin or currency form.
Patriotism is as widespread among our
people as among any similar number OF
people in the entire United States. and
1t is as confidently believed that the peo
ple--and by the term is meant every one
will give something upon the occasion.
If you cannot spare $780, you may be able
to spare Sl0;-if not $40, then perhaps
you can give 81. The subscription
should be popular one. participated in
by the masses. Many small amounts
will make II large aggregate.
Send or leave subscriptions for the
Fourth of July fund at The Herald busi-
ness office on Third street. between
Spring and Broadway. and it's receipt
will be acknowledged in the paper ON the
following morning. Do this early.
The herald., 1895-05-23

o | them to make what may be called
howl of approval OF the woman teacher,
and the teacher has come to accept it.
il she is good teacher. ami If she is a
poor teacher to make it her wall i'll
case she may be dismissed-and as a mat
ter of fact the whole thing is SEN
timental and not educational when sub
jected to the tests of pure qualifications.
The child is to be taught mentally. to be
subjected to authority. ipline-attrib-
utes that in the family belong to the
father. Love and sympathy belong to the
mother in the family. and not to women
generally, especially when all else is to
be made subordinate to that sex qualifica-
tion and no account taken OF the fact
that womanly love and sympathy divided
among .ifty-two children belonging to
some one else. distributed over five days
in the week, is apt to wear little thin.
| should like to know how many
women here today have seen and read
number of the magazine issued by q.
Stanley Hall of Clark university, the cen
ter of 'chld study" in America. 1t is
called Pedag gical Seminary: Here is an
article by q. Il. Johnson. Education by
Plays and Games. You all know what
games mean in a house of children
what task it is to keep active minds and
busy fingers engaged in the evening.
Well, Mr.. Johnson has here analyzed and
and tabulated 440 games, and, as he says,
selected that will have Il corrective or
specific use. 1t is believed, for example,
that child of weak power of attention
and M emory OF observation, or Il child
not strong IN chest or legs. may he great
ly benefited by iudicious choice and tact
in the selection and guidance of his
games. (Read bascball.)
1t is a pity the boys are not here 10
hear all these scientific reasons why they
should play baseball instead of cutting
the lawn and pulling weeds.
You can see from this article on games
that many OF the features of the science
have practical everyday value to you IS
mothers. but | can give no idea OF the
fascinating interest and possibilities that
would be possible to an earnest group of
women who were anxious to have and
hold high place in the education OF
their children. 70 them.I say. get to-
gether and read little from tho Semi
nary from Tracys little book, from
Preyer Perez (a). If you forget these
names write to the professors OF ''peda-
gogcal chology' and ask for read
ing list, and. best Of all. induce Professor
Barnes to como and talk to you about
some phase of child study. You will not
forgive yourself for having missed be-
ginning sooner the critical. intelligent
observation OF your baby. 1t means a
new view of the responsibility and rela-
ton between parent and child.
The herald., 1895-05-23
VACATIONS ANNOUNCED

The Library Attaches viii All Have a
Rest
The committee upon attendance of the
public library to whom was referred the
matter of the annual vacations for the
various library attaches has made re-
port recommending that all employees
who have been in the service of the libra
ry for two years or more shall be allowed
two weeks vacation. and each attendant
who has been in the service OF the library
for one year shall be given one weeks
leave of absence. all with full pay while
resting. The vacations begin June 1st.
The herald., 1895-05-23
THE MAYORS POSITION
Heartily in Favor of the Adjustment of the
RIack Hole

Heartily in Favor of the Adjustment Of the
Black Hole
''The POSITION OF the mayor and police
commission in the matter of a new female
ward in the city prison was not stated
correctly in yesterdays Herald" re-
marked Walter Parker, the city executive
clerk, yesterday. Matters from the
council to the police commission seldom
reach us the day following action by the
first named body. We do not get the pa
pers until the following week, and so far
as the police commission is concerned, no
notice of the councils action in the prem
ises has been received in this office.
The herald., 1895-05-23
THE COUNTY'S FINANCES
Receipts and Expenditures for Six
Months
Bonded Indebtedness and Statement o
Property Belonging to Los Angeles
County

The following is a statement of the re-
celpts and expenditures of Los Angeles
county, for six nj onths ending December
81 1894, together with general state
ment OF the financial condition OF the
county.
The herald., 1895-05-23

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing ard truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
ncys, live. ard Bowels without weak
wing them aud it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs.
md being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The herald., 1895-05-23
Houses Wanted

Houses Wanted
We have two customers for small houses on
the installment plan to cost from $500 to
$1,000; and one for a four or ive-roomed
house; Boyle Heights preferred, to cost not
more than $1,000, on payments OF $40 per
month. This party has good position and is
good pay. Our specially is ins tallment ouses,
and our plan is good for both buyer and seller.
Langworthy Co., 226 S. Spring st. Elevator.
The herald., 1895-05-23
ThT00l 0nd Lung troubles, C0|0Trh, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Nervous, Chronic Ond SDNCI0I
Diseases OIL Men 0nd women.
YOUNG TEN

Suffering from the effects OF youthful folles or
indiscretiops, or who are troubled with Weak
ness, Loss OF Memory Dependency, Aversion
to Society, Kidney Troubles or any disease OF
the Genito Urinary Organs can here find safe
and speedy cure. Charges reasonable, espe-
cially to the Door, CURES GUARANTEED.
The herald., 1895-05-23
J.T. SHEWARB'
KID GLOVES

An unusual and extraordinary purchase OF KID Gloves en-
abeS to sell sixbuon length real undesSed kd glove tor
79c. This glove the glove that IS sold all over the
country for $ so pair Our warranty on this glove is the
all other kid gloves If they rip or tear in putting
them on we will give new pair in exchange
We offering four-button kid glove for 81 90 with the
guarantee We largely increasing trade It IS just
such bargains that bring with them confidence in the business
Frs-cass goods in all Sizes Not jobs Not old goods but
the best class of gloves for less than any else sells the same
goods for We endeavor to make advertising effective by
advertising facts
CORSETS-
We have about 40 cosets that have been on show for
Most of these of the better class We are changing all
show corse and will sell the old for about halt what they
cost Some slightly soed Some are rle faded They
all in good condition with these EXCEPTIONS They are all
Royal Worcester Corsets.
large assortment Of regular dollar corsets made by the
Royal Worcester Corset Company without their brands will
be sold for soc pair One of the best summer corsets you
for the price soc. We selling the best corset in
the world for the price, 1OO This corset is branded Royal
Worcester Try pair Compare with goods selling tor $3.50
Tafeta Psse zoe yard. Duck suitings, -3c to 15ca
yard 100 styles to select FROM Checked SaeenS tor waists
15c yard They closely initiate silks
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS FOR SOC A YARD
Whpcords Seges 38 to 46 inches WIDE in navy blue and
black Compare with dollar goods The best values SO tar
this season. All new.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
ELIZABETH CITY, N. G.

ELIzABETH. CITY, n. c., May o.
Messrs. w. M. Baxter and Chas Grice
will run the Mays Head Hotel this
season, and the steamer Mary f..
Roberts will run there from Elizabeth
City. The Roberts is q roomy, com.
Portable boat and fully qualified to
make the trip. There will DO first class
accommodation at the hotel aud tho
prospects for a prosperous season are
very promising. Mr.. Chas. Gu!rhin
will he clerk at the hotel.
The Junior baseball club will plav
a match game at the grounds TO NOR.
row CFriday) afternoon with the newly
organized senior club. Ropes will be
stretched around the grounds aud 10
cents admission charged. Watchmen
will be posted around the line aud will
30 that no one is admitted without
pAying. very interesting game Is
expected.
Misses Matte Grandy, of Norfolk,
and Alice Fearing, of Washington, d.
O., leave this afternoon for their
homes, after visit Of several weeks to
our town.