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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
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/ Gbitaeo Monous aftsu.
S~poriombsIit en- Munb git. iu1psbe
ban | Surs for at bItpe orRbt liesian
burtiet, fom ON ban bar bIeDen bsHs
rettst Deb gIettrocution. ) ale Dele
at gpsn bang ipr1nsts selsions os
ss!ssraftraaos fraisnos os ~iprubsnos
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5ilintstsisrsIis.
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be Sraabs, iom itr9tter fig posr 5uss
tassns % fra Si0rns til Sisrns, o[Ies
rsoe tiolig paa aftsnen al f~prouges, %
/ bpsr Gnbs. hpor Der par lagt slettriit
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opsr SroIeDtraaosne.
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ftp!tsos mob iprnnstsSslefons Os5sls
sraitraape meo, hpao Der antuges at
bare st ~fprIparlist Sraapnst, Der liss
ger bsisre snb GroIeptruaosne. Wsn
hpor utilitrrttsIist bette sr. piits zig
Wanbas @ften, bpsrsaus en- Sslsfons
s1sr 1sIsgraftraao git al.
Raar be ipinssnoe Srddoe bererte
Scrosn ps oeroso frsmbrasts fulo
2sbnine. gift be 5000 9~oltaisiler,
boormso Srpneptraaosne er label.
puer | ben iuagtrs os lettsre Sslsgrafs
truob os fcrpanolebe ben til en- slobrDo
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minbeIis Sins at ie oisfe f~prubsnoe os
fraisnoe sraGbe belle @sisn Lungs be
9ober, boor be slsttrifte Spurpsis
lisger.
5arIiseS eIefoner.
gpens fantlise Selssrnfipitem bar
/ ben itsrite llorben. Sst bal ontrent
umuligt Of mootase eIIer Itnbs ct Sslss
fonbubitub og nGitsn l~ipsfarIigt at
forifse bet.
ollie 9olitiItatipnernss Sinier par
snten ipr9ngte snsr trpoi.t al SrpIspz
truabe e1sr andre Selssrafipitsmsrs
Sradbe, % / 8rdnoalarmens apntor
beriteos Sabplons 5orpirring.
9eb 80. Gbi1aso 9psnus 9olitiitds
tion If 10 Junttton9rer, msosns be
forisste of mootaee gsitsb fra Sem
tralitationsn, en- Del al rem Stnrte,
fom oeres egsn Sraab bnpbe faaet al
en- Srpueptruao, pe blsp ilsmt fors
br9note. 90 Sisost bar ida ooIbs
FONT, at be blsp taitst oDerenne, % bet
pdrsos fsre Winutsr, for De e~ienpanbt
Samlin9en. Roget lisnenoe pplspsr
man / ale politiitationer. 5lere
Stsber br9nbte @~pparaterne % Ssns
itrumsnterne ipm 5slse az ben pGlbise
M9usoe Glettricitst, iom en- 5rpleps
traab pperferie paa oerss ssen Sroao.
9aRit EN- aabelopen.
On Milipautes glpenue aabelpoan
bapbe 81. 1880 netop pdsieret Roben
ct. ba en- ipr9nst stlefontrauo falot
nep tiers optr Sporet forun Srainet.
Sraabens oubsn Gnbe bdpbe tboeliapis
trnoiet en- sroueptruab / Rarbeoen;
thi ioet ben bsrerie Sorosu, forpanoles
oss ben meo ct til en- ersn SIoitreg.
Gripmunosn forissts al itanIs Sras
net, men 1T life siort bet. for 9penen
par lise opsr Slotradosn. Der frftebe
Jig runot 9ripsn ps taitsbs Sumter uo
at Saanbtaset, Der iaa uo nRften iom
ct e~lettriif Suelps.
Den bstTtr9mie 9ripmano idtte / et
f1lt SrsI al Reoiel os rsrr.s fra TN
poit, ps 9asiasererne, Der ida SSnnos
msnst foran fig os forftob ben tore
Sare, be ip9pspe /, srebes az 9anit.
De itDrtspe mob Ssrsn % tnufte
9osnoeren i 1T Saitpsrt for al TONNE
unna fra. bpob Der / bsrss Zine bar ben
pisie Seo. 9ripsn. iom 9ripmonben
bappe iisrnst fra aobeIeH. Heb 5raas
ben af % trat ben nso / 0aoen, bpprpeo
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
nistenhu 2esafsmnrtea.

E1Geru1l, de Nov. ISa
Ogszs ! oeuns Uge lar Cruzetnlugen vereg megP;
Idea BT ~ kun fz Dpztatsrr. ssh kfrrer 0nkruy
! Icuaks1strkteFne, ~ o. sz1lleis TrausakgioaeF paa
ne f0-szteAsse hsrk=1sSrt~T ~ gAzeT uetgueig ned
Der r. ENg Ets-sEE--l ef,eT E4z1r gAnmel og rs
Teak Al~1Es sag = o. = "a ~ OpEisherp, SON
EJr2s VI Ia LE1l Co. va dHn s1zrsu- Usi at den
fosIaagls <.audaTd-
Prsn p4l cetts A1rs Tl68k Ezr EN1aref fra 6 ~ Tls
0euts -. Flad JotsE ira H-i hzr vH-pt slgt fmr
AGlc Ia IL u . = $40 - j EGssI fra lag2 for
er
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
Storartet an coming til at tiens
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tuHas ttI 3 5 On lIel Sol tan IA nm, Hcr.
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luifr I AJte aluWMiUa fUfies taavsg q at tig6f.
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li ! 5~Inseilse SareT fer asealg1. lsl rsu:, y
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Aa1zto. S~lilamHsu CT iHaFElbt. bosi. 1Iltf.
lei, hi,sr: ca tshi eEll1i Srtuef. Gg5ru ,ea f,a
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
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ea1tn &L 1853.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
SDO Seras
SSremtiDen5 2anb.

Gu, oa Galpsfoa bar faatt opb nabr.
inar S'Ios og sDittn uTiitu li9tiad ooot
Rarteo iom aeiu glOrt o. rnsqtt beors eno
6Biea9c. Set pil ~tiltrgtte "a eanoissts
res % aagitalifsys CpmGrtiomhto "a till
ltgt bt,lrtt, CT bet riee 9raiyitlanp. icm
8r1aoi'r ino III Guiipn - BET itors 3crus
barettntrGH -, og iOm MI irlgts for en-
nugget biai9 Qri., Sil iige / grroi Hert hun.
orsot yrotsnt. Sttts 2ano CT fii.tt iii al
9~roontsrs fra 500 til 81 900 sr. qtr, !
9aotlagtr co Gyugt. Settt Ct bet snefe
ifEft' alasirs biaigt Gorms cs frrotlano /
uHt'ns', hrnOist bs!ig1suot for Rari,p
badot tiaonos Os tilrouos. seno ei.,r
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gnd d 5pmI. l4os % IGoe ZCc.
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SatE.e, gaiuH. 1855 % 20os Etc.
7eutn irGfiss uetn Smu.e. sut ett.
tdte coFenifres. 52.20.i.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03

Gubv:r. Der Fuitsrat lGtte ia iuoi Sguies
apI. itHios i.Rce 10: / Clamps I'll 2sa
Rpinrs SncubliOr Go, SoE d, Sss
Nonis, 5cul, for bets Bog ON Practical
Poultry Keeping
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03

I Chippewa % Yriee Counter, y SOP
'tn. NIB Siou % aabsu grGrie. t~t.issaa.
lise tsS Serntaus % Spsr / ilaaoiaa9h
Ss'tIsmeuteE. @oet Mnrtso for 5rmrs.
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lie ipr III TOR let bette Slro, oa Be, CT ia
Bent al fRoe en- iaaoau gulsOuiI9. Shr
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meoi0istr. gsnt lie for IGng', o. NED
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tan iase Sare paa % piie 9lRo til mtrtG'
tire ao Sla3su. 81 bar iaa ninnas g'ls
I e5ere III ON Gaacr, at ri npass IL .
bsee Sell tlsns os / ostie.
5000 aeres / sle aui garlt 60,
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ion.
1000 Ieresi Gottont,opo GpuS'
IN, iOs StVritco,Iei ppourt Dc 5arr!, ~
Mountain Safe. biGi8t ps soot.
s. II. HOPE,
2O4 L. 9TH ST. 81. Paul, MINI
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03

Seno eitcr en- Boz nf Hsuisrts Fae
SaaelS. 2u
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
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Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03

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The herald., 1895-11-16
General Court Notes

There were no further DEVELOPMENTS in
grand jury matters yesterday and no fur
Their indictments returned
The case OF the Los Angeles Gas and
Electric Fixture company VS.. Howard, q
suit to recover $3.50 for fixtures furnished,
was on trial tefore Judge Clark yesterday.
Frank Heiber, who is now confined in
the county Jail on charge of petty lar
ceny, was yesterday examined az to his
sanity before Judge Van Dyke and dis
charged, the physicians declaring he was
not insane.
In the foreclosure suit suit of G. r,
Hetfieid vs.. M. W. Conner ct al, Judge
Van Dyke yesterday gave judgment for
the plaintiff.
The jury in the McGary pickpocket
case, tried kefore Judge York yesterday,
disagreed and we're discharged. They
stood nine for acquittal and three for con-
vic,ion.
Dr.EIlwood of Alham bra was Yesterday
fined $40 by Township Justice Young for
selling liquor without a license.
George W. King has instituted suit
against the city of Los Angeles to quiet
title to lot 1 block G Of the Thomas tract.
The herald., 1895-11-16

A very peculiar suis is on trial hefors
Judge Mckinley. 1t appears that A. D.
Lasseil and his wife turned over to AL
bert F Colby certain valuable real estate
in tho shape Of ranch, fully equipped
with agricultural implements ant stock,
in the Pettus tract Of the Rancho Santa
Gertrudes. and asked in return that he
would gradually pay off $500 mortgage
on it, and in addition keep them during
the remainder Of their lives, attend them
IN sickness and see they we're decently
buried. After their cecease the entire
property was to become the sole posses.
sion of Colby. The iron-clad agreement
was drawn up between the parties which
went into effect July l, 1894, and the
property was turned over to Colby. AS
soon as he got possession OF it the plain
tiffs claim. he just did nothing to
them" and broke every article of the
agreement he hau signed. Since that
time the two Lassells have been out
hustlIng for themselves while Colby has
been living on the fat of the land. The
suit Is brought to recover the property
originally turned over, or as much of il
as remains.
Mr.. Lassell is now over 80 years OF age.
but is apparently possessed of all his
faculties. He was on the witness stand
during the greater part of tne afternoon,
and although Judge Mckinley tried to
mold the Cid man down, 1t was difficult
job, and he ''roasted' Colby in great
shape. Mrs. Lassell has lost her mind
since the contract was made and Is now
confined in the asylum at Highland.
The herald., 1895-11-16
She Wants Her Money Back

Nancy W. Snow yesterday instituted
suit against f. O.Warner and the Savings
Bank of Southern California for $500. 80.
The plaintiff says that in October OF last
year she had that sum on deposit in the
bank. She was at that time 81 years old
and Frustrated by stroke of paralysis,
thus totally un9t for business. Accord
ing TO her allegations f. o. Warner. who
is her brother, got her, while in this sick.
Iy condition. to sign check for the
money in bank, which she did without
understanding the purport of the yaper.
Warner then transferred tho $500. 80 to
his own account in the same establish
ment. AS he has refused to return this
sum. and now threatens to withdraw it,
Mrs. Snow wants a temporary restraining
order to Issue until the su can be tried.
The herald., 1895-11-16
Physicians Have Found Out

That concentrating and foreign element in
the blood, developed by indiges ion, is the
cause of rheumatism. This settles upon the
sensitive sub-cutaneous covering of the mus
c.es and ligaments OF the joints, causing con-
slant and shifting pain and aggregating as a
calcareous, chalky deposit, which produces
stiffness and distortion of the joints. No fact,
which experience has demonstrated in regard
to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has stronger
evidence to support than this, namely, that
this medicine of comprehensive uses checks
the formidable and atrocious disease, nor is il
less positively established that ii is preferable
to the poisons often used to arrest it, since the
medicine contains only salutary ingredients
1t is also signal remedy for malarial fevers,
constipation, dyspepsia kidney and bladder
ailments, debility and other disorders. See
tina you get the genuine.
The herald., 1895-11-16
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Lengthy Consideration of the Street
Sweeping Matter
the Next Lowest Man Wanted the
Contract-Lands for Boulevard

The board of public works yesterday
wrestlei for several hours with the prob.
lem of street sweeping and the severa
tenders nearly two weeks ago opened 10
do the work under proposed new con-
tract aimed to have the work properly
done.
John B. franklin, whose bid OF SIS
even per mile was tne lowest tenaer then
made, filed the following:
10 the Honorable Beard Of Public
Works and the City Council of the City
Of Los Angeles: Gentlemen: would re-
spectfully represent and show to your
honorable bodies that tho bid which on
the Alb Of November, 1851 filed with tho
honorable city council for sweeping the
paved streets OF Los Angeles city for a
tsrm ending the 10Th day Of Octob 1896,
was made by me under a misunderstood
ing OF the facts governing the contract
to be entered into under byour ad vertise.
ment. was under the impression at
the time I made said bid that the street
superintendent OF the city Of Los Angeles
streets and that the same would not bs
required to be swept by the party secur-
ing said contract for sweeping said street
under the advertisement calling for bids
in response &c which my bid was m ade.
l have since learned that the party Sc
curing the contract under that adver-
tissment will be required to weep said
streets from curb TO curb, and do not
believe that it can be done for the sum
of IS per mile, at which offered to do
the work.
Such being the facts and having acted
under an honest mistake and misappre-
hensior, l hereby request leave to With
draw. my bid and the check attached
thereto.
The board declined to accept Frank
Inns offer of withdrawal, and all of the
mem bers expressed themselves in favor
of throwing out all of the bus and read
vertising the contract. To this the at
torney for 8. K. Willard, whose bid of
1928 mile is the next lowest offer m ade Q,
objected. He wanted another week in
which the buard might make up its col
letlve mind in the matter. He cIaimed
that under the circumstances his client
was the lowest bidder and should have
the contract. Councilman Kingery moved
that the 1925 bid be rejected, but he Sc
cured no second. President iced, who
sat on tie board by courtesy OF his POSI-
ton, suggested that as he had no vote
the board report the whole matter back
to the council, which was ordered done.
Councilm an George Pessell OF the board
was not on hand.
The herald., 1895-11-16

Kinley yesterday to show cause whv he
should not pay mis- divorced wife, Mar
earet II. Stoermer. $50 per month, ss or
dered by the court. Stoer mer claimed
that he had no money and could not pay.
Judge Mckinley orderd him to pay his
wife $50 per month on me 9Th of every
month until the back alimony is PAID,
after which he will pay $50. SIoermer is
an engineer on the Southern Pacific. He
was furmerly engineer in the fire depart.
ment.
John E. Bittle has brought suit against
his wife, Lizzie e. 3ittIe, on the grounds
Ut desertion. Louis W. Stevens also
wants divorce from his wife, Cornelia
U. Stevens, On the same grounds.
The herald., 1895-11-16


The trial OF John Kingsbury, an ex-
press wagon driver. on a charge OF rape
was commenced before Judge Smith and
jury in department one of the superior
court. The prosecution is represented
by Deputy District Attorney McComas.
while the interests of the defense are in
the hands of General Johnston Jones
and J. A. Reeves.
The prosecuting witness Is Stella Hor-
ton. a pretty girl aged 10 years who lives
at Fillmore, Ventura county. Stella says
that she came down from Fillmore on the
I'd of September last on her way TO visit
relatives at Redondo: She stopped oyer
several DAYS in this city. being under
the escort of her uncle. Will Horton. On
the 7th of September she met Kingsbury
near the Palm house. where she was
stopping and he there accomplished her
ruin She says that he forced her to go
into his room, and by force and violence,
threatening her with death II she ever
told, be accom- plished his purpose. The
k;rl described the uffair with the utmost
minuteness, but claim ed to have been I'M
conscious when the actual act was com
mitted. After abusing her she said that
Kingsbury took her down to Redondo de.
pot, bought her ticket, put her on the
tram and sent her away. On ner arrival
at the home of her aunt her condition at
tracted her and she told them what had
happened. Kingsbury's arrest followed.
On the cross-examlnatior the giil made
the damaging admission that previous to
the alleged assault she had been in the
back room of a saloon with Kinssb
and had drank two glasses of beer with
him. She claimed. however, that she &C
companied Kingsbury through fear and
did not go willingly. The girl stuck TO
her story we'll, but there were some glar-
ing Inconsistencies that she will have a
difficult time to explain. She answered
all Questions, however, without the slight
est hesitation. even when they were
against her.
She was still on tho witness stand when
the court adjourned, and will resume her
testimony this m orning.
The herald., 1895-11-16

FOR SALE-hOUSES AND LOTS
$800-$160 cash, Broom cottage and
porch, 46x1s0.
$780, 500 cash, 5-room History cot
tage: corner, 70x60.
$13OO-$20O cash. 9 rooms and bath,
lOx140. .
$500 $3.50 cash. 7-rooms. bath and sta
bic, 60x190.
$isOO $500 cAsh, s rooms modern and
bath, 40xl40x20.
$20O0-$6O0 cash, 8 rooms modern, SIX
80 and alley.
$240O $500 cash, 6 rooms modern, 35x
120 to 10 foot drive.
s25Oo-Tsrms; 2 4-room cottages. rent
for $25, 5Ox146.
s90Oo-150O cash, rooms modern and
bath, 50x150.
s85oO-Terms; 7 rooms modern, 5sx143
and alley.
$S6OO-Terms;s rooms modern, 2 stories
47x20 and alley.
We have bargains at all figures IN al
sections of she city. Interview US before
r. ETHRIDGE & CO.,
10 AIS s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-11-16
city Lots

FOR SALE
Now is the time to get in on the ground
floor in Clark & Bryxn's Figueroa Street
tract, cor. Jefferson and Figueroa SITS. a
number Of fine improvements are now
under way that will materially add to
the value Of the other lots; this Is the
only tract in the city whore the value of
Improvements must exceed $4,000 per lot;
lots that are now selling for $1,000 will
soon be worth so per cent more money.
CLARK q BRYAN,
16 127 W. Third st.
The herald., 1895-11-16
DRS. BING & LUKE,
1114 South rIain St. Bet. 18th and
18th, Los Angeles, Cal.
CALICO. Cal. Oct %, 1895

CALICO, Cal. OCT %, 1895.
came to Los Angeles very sick with
my stomach and heart trouble and aff1ict-
cd with nervousness: had such pains in
my side that was obliged to quit WORK
and come to Los Angeles to be doctored.
Having consulted European physicians
without obtaining relief, my friend. b.
d. Daggett. wnom you cured, recon-
msnded you to me. I have taken your
treatment five weeks, and now 1 am we'll
and able to work again, eat we'll and arm
growing in weight. l. recommend Drs.
Bling Il Luke's treatments to the public.
They are first-class physlcians. Please
use my reference. Yours respectfully,
JOHN +. CONNELLY,
Calico Machine Shops. Caliuo. Cal.
The herald., 1895-11-16
Ferd B. Kenneth, the Slayer of
Lawson, Sentenced
TEN YEARS IN SAN QUENTIN
Frank Roemer, Who Killed B. M. Ullery,
Given Fifteen Years
Court-The KinEsbury Rape Trial.
General Court Notes

Judge Smith yesterday denied the mo-
tins for new trials in the cares of Franz
Rocmer, the slayer Of B. M. Ullery at
Downey, convicted of murder in the Sec
old degree, and Ford B. Kernett, VINO
killed detective A. q. Lawson and who
was convicted of manslaught.r. The no
tions for new trials were on the ground
that the judge erred in his instructions
to the Jury.
When the men were brought into court
Judge Smith proceeded to read lengthy
and carefully prepared opinion, in which
he reviewed the instructions that were
allowed to go before the jury. The Judge
stated that after mature deliberation and
an examination CT the various liberties
cited, he was convinced that the instruc-
lions correctly stated the law and that
no error was committed in allowing
them to 60 before the jury. For this rea-
son the motions for new trials were de-
MED. The same ruling applied in both
cases.
Kenneth was then called up: n to stand
up, when Judge Smith imposed the full
penalty allowed by law for manslaugh t ter,
ten years IMPRISONMENT in the peniten
tiary at San Qvuntin.
When Roemer was ordered to stand up
the court said that he did not believe
him to be entirely bad at heart; that
there were some mitigating circum-
stances; that he being young had proba.
ply ac:ed hastily and without due rsheo.
ton. For these reasons he was disposed
to show the prisons, some leniency ana
he would therefore make the sentences
fifteen years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary at San Quentin.
In both cases a stag of execution un.
tilsMonday morning. The two cases will
be appealed to the supreme court.
The herald., 1895-11-16
MRS. SHATTO'S OFF Err

She Takes . Tender Of Lanes for Boulevard
Purposes
Clara r. Shatto his filed an offer to do.
nate to the city for park purposes SUI
ficient Of lot 25 of the West University ad-
dition to square the west line of lot 8
block Is of Hancock's survey, upon con-
dition that lot 3 block Is be dedicated to
park purposes and that a l2O.foot boule-
ward be opened from the west city line
opposite Sixth street to WestIake park,
and that Ward street from Hoover be-
opened and extended.
The herald., 1895-11-16

FOR SALE-THE OWNER HAS OR
dered sale of AngeIeno Heights prop
erty at the following very low prices:
$3.50 to $500 for lots on Douglass street.
$3.50 to $500 for lots on Edgoware roe..
$500 to $500 for lots on Kensington road.
$3.50 to $500 for lots on Elysian Park
ave.
$3.50 for lots on Everett Place.
$3.50 for lots on Laguna ave. Look az
this property, or call at 1O6 8. Broad way
and inspect map. 8. X. LINDLEY. #