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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
GtabIirt iett 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,

Wholesale & Retail Grocer
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&tttttneI, 9ttts, Bemd)eL Wadho1oefbeetea,
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@cd)tent tngar. ytDicn=Yaprtfa,
SetroG. Sdlipanatteit, frats: Shattpt9totts,
dDett Walotteiftet ftlr M6tiO eitt,
9emtIdDer GrbStumrit, Grbietmebl,
Ttams. Grbfen, ocMtidleM Sd|ntttbubMet,
Sttbedsr MtelerSparselts Selto;per @abdgem,
1nieafo5t tn Ssam,sm, Vta9oeb. sanerfrant,
N~etniem S%ttocn0I, Wtnbn0l,
g~tedltent &tihbccrl9ft, @trtbcetelT9,
Medrtent Ntebig's Sletfdcrtract,
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Jttl der Sranffttrter Srntlpttrit lit SttGIen,
gaI9ttt, neltpbnliid)et SGtnfett,
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9nii. %SSaDtar, MppetttsSio, Sprotten,
GtraBbnrget 86nieIcber=9SaIte ut. Stitf elm,
Sestldens Ssuetid) e,1snrs. &seioelbeeres.
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0ted)fett Barrier 9obbeG Sd)mupftabaG,
Sentldem Sptitnr1ocrt, 9~olsfdmben u. I. b.
gu ben b~taiqfteu 2~reiien.
Henry SchOeIlkope
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
menn oas Baby sahnt,

@ebrau6t uitter oQelt 1mitdltben bos alte
urb erprobte Wtttel, Wrs. Wi1slow'S Sootb=
ina Sprup fir bas 3abnea Der &inber. SIS
berubigt bas &iltb, ma6t Die @aumell pet9er,
ifiQt sic 56mersel1, BELT @inbtolif unb 1T
bos bette Mittel segen Diarrboea. Siufuub=
6wan5is Gents Die Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Der GroueDmoloO.
Games ?. 6enoler bel elmer Col
liiion 9etootet.
Mebrere Geriuncn perben berlebt.

Der 5ufammenffo6 5piiden cinem eIeftris
iden Stra6enbahnpaoen DER Gpanifonz
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net fd al GIarf Stra6e, norolid pom
Homan Qpcnue. - 6eneIer bate ole
Gontrolle hber oas Suhruerf perIoren.
- Gin furhtbarer lnpraI.- Die strede
fl~noenIan9 eeiperrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Bride 0ehetIt.

0as p~erbeiiert. elaftii6e 9rupbanb. 9as etnaiqs
gru6bonb. tpelbes mon Gag lno ytad1t mt Seqasmid@'
ibdit. aatoiooe frei a~ueeianbt. Snpropeb GiaItie xruB
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
gred)er Raub.
Ghriifoph Storage biibt ieinen
9an5en mammon eth.
die Rauber iberra(ben tbn III
(etnem 9an(e
Hub erbeuten nabe'n fiinhl9tat=
fen0 DolIars.
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balls befannter Oreis.
ct miro mieoersef6fageu, ge6mnOem itto
gegne6ert.

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bune Ger StroIde gu eeben.-Das Rans
11r. III sio Je0erfon Str. Der Sdaus
plat oer Chat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
9aRef =ngentur

fit Sie Sentf6c NetGSpoM.
Sic lluter5ei6u.ten ~bei6rbern gadete big ST. 100 pfo.
iuc9c;t, 06memnrf nnb Der GdlIpciS Su ben re9el'
mdbtsel opn Der ocutfd e,yt cid)S po NsWerinaltna9
Observation-Disclosures.
t,otb alet 9DeiIen Gnropas uub Amerifas al ben bIltg
fteH Gaten.
EEcnsel, Eruckmann d LOrbachef,.
" asrd)nm9e Ylacc, 9tcts Dorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
variCOCeIe,
Nerv0ser SChW5Che,

....at11O 0N0cteN IWHtWUeH OVt"HtYVt1V"
lsiOer, ioaten ait mid I'M 0atb .l9retben. so DaDe
eebenoen Stuoium qema6t; Sbatia@e it, bab I'D an
6en5lelbsn nsDsl lit. 5ali9s s9aTm i belt m mig @n a6, Ds
III nebmen, id ftnpirte Oei San ielbft ~eingcbeno uno
t1tbedte Gin bnrdoringenoes, einfo6es @%eilmittel, oas
mid p6niq turirte NIB meme uiamnenqeiultene aer.
forte 8er,aFuns tisoer in naturllDe etdrte unO VrOBe
bertpanoelte.
Msin Mani6 1T. bes isDem iungsr oosr elten Mann
tuihen ~ lofen. Sd nebme psrlIOniiasg ga: Smfe q m aS
an ibreiben, ba ale 6orreIponoenaen afs int .8ertrausn
9eidriebcn betradtet tperOen. SD Tempe Elm TsGset
ouf, ioroern i6reibe mir iofort ausfibrlid: Su pirf
fetg BEN Sag ieenen, an tuelbem Su es toatH. @OrelTee
ilnter 8~eifieung elmer @rieimarte:
THOMAS SLATER, Box 1896.
Kalamazoo. Mich.
Shipper of Famous Kalamazoo Celery zoHol5'''
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"a literary and musical social was CIV
en- at the South Side mission last night.
The Santa Monica and Athletic mines
are billed for game Of baseball at the
Polo grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. w. s. Tevis of Bakersfield, who
has set the social pace at Santa Monica
for the season, returns home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bendowsky Of Pasa-
dena are at the Witherow.
Mrs. H. A. Winslow, who was sudden
ly taken i'll on Wednesday, is better,
am pleased to note.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bettner, Mrs. Jas.
Bettner and Miss Bettner have left for
their Riverside home.
On Wednesday the many friends If
Mrs. Denslow Loomis Of South Santa
Monica assembled at her residence in re-
membrance of her birthday.
Miss Ermina Miller of Los Angeles has
returned home, after summer spent be-
side the sea.
DIR. N. H. Hamilton of Fifth street Is
enjoying a richly deserved vacation.
Mrs. M. H. Kimball of Second street,
who has been confined to her room for
the past month. is able to be about her
home again and soon hopes to be enter
tanning her many friends, as of yore.
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SANTA MONICA.
The Polo Clubs Financial Showing
Personal and Social.

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 1.-THE bal
ance sheet Of the Polo club races shows:
Balance from 1895. $40; receipts, 1896.
sssS.s5; expenditures, $3.50: balance on
hand, $13.85.
G. L. Waring. the secretary. and the
Polo club are to be congratulated on the
results.
The Bank Of Santa Monica's business
Is continuously growing at fiattering
rate. with deposits now ranging over
$125,0O0. They have put in recently a
new steel coin safe and are continually
making improvements.
In the croquet tournament given by
Mrs. Tevis on the lawns of Mrs. Patrick
Robertson, Mrs. Tevis defeated Mrs.
Acker. and Mrs. Waring defeated Miss
Robert in the preliminary round. Play
Is to be continued Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Weber Is convalescing.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Newell of Los An
geles are visiting Rev. o. F. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Schader and fam
lily leave on Monday for the east.
j. A. Kuhrts of Los Angeles has re-
turned home after his usual summer
visit
Mrs. A. w. Mcpherson is visiting her
parents at Downey. ~
Constable Meyers returned from the
north with Barada and Miss Burnsen,
who were arraigned before Judge Wells,
who held them to appear Monday FORE
noon.
The Mckinley club held an important
meeting last night.
Prof. William H. Hamilton of England
will sing a solo at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
The Maccabees are arranging to give
an old folks party on Thanksgiving day
The local lodge Of knights Of Pythias
will give ball at Eckert q Hopfs pa
vilion November a. Ee > =
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SANTA CATALINA.
Summer Has Waned, But the Visitors
Still Come.

AVALON, Sept. 19.-The weather con-
tinues to be very pleasant here.
The Jonathan club will come over this
evening, 200 strong.
The stage erected in the forest back Of
Banning park club house is where spe-
cial minstrel troupe will play. A big
barbecue will be held afterwards.
Mrs. and Mrs. J.W. Montgomery, their
daughter Ruth and maid. are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Patrick They ex-
pect to remain until the first of October.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Met
ropole are Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Miller Of
Chicago: w. F. Tanaferro. Albuquerque,
N. NJ: E. M. Cooper of San Bernardino.
Uncle Theophilus Parsons the old pi-
oneer, who has existed on this island for
about thirty-five years. has moved into
the new home which has been construct
ed by his kind hearted friends.
NJ L. Wilkinson and ]. Fred Blake
brought in catch of thirty-flve Cata-
lima founders.
Hugh W. Vail is at the Metropole. He
is over to enjoy the fishing with rod and
reel.
Robert c. Miller, west town supervisor
of Chicago, is at the Metropole with his
wife.
Harry Policy and Captain Morse Wis
tied Johnson's landing on the yacht Es-
peranza.
Judge M. T.. Owens landed three large
yellowtail yesterday with rod and reel.
F. A. Bradley, a retired capitalist of
Cincinnati. is at the Metropole with his
son, F. f. Bradley.
The following party went cruising on
the yacht Esperanza. Captain Morse,
Harry Policy, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Crank
of Lamanda Park, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Griffith of Jacksonville. ILL.,: Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Patrick, Mrs. Lewis A.
Croft, Miss Croft and Miss Dorothy
Croft.
A crack game of tennis was played be-
tween E. Hargreaves and M. Foster
against w. Hargreaves and w. G.
Smith. The former won after a closely
contested game had been played.
There is large gospel tent for the
benefit of the wicked here.
L. c. Hewitt is at the Pasadena hotel.
H. e. Pratt of Lamanda Park landed
five yellowtail with rod and reel; the
largest weighed twenty-six pounds.
Harry Films was boatman
One thousand Japanese lanterns will
light up the club house and grounds of
Banning park for the reception of the
Jonathan club members.
Captain F. p. Whitley has moved into
his new home on the hill.
Three whales were seen in the chan
mel on the last trip of the steamer.
The preliminary examination Of Mrs.
Mrs: Frank Whitley, was postponed I'M
til this morning at 9 o'clock. A change
OF venue was granted to San Pedro by
Judge E. j. Whitney.
Judge ]. W. Towner, superior Judge of
Orange county. is at the Glenmore with
his son. A. J: Towner. and his daughter.
Mrs. l.. S. Allen.
A close game of chess was played at
the Glenmore between Judge Ell. Whit
ney, G. H. A. Goodwin and Judge ]. w
Towner. Judge Whitney won. Mr.
Goodwin is one of the publishers of the
Cultivator. He landed string Of fish
| OF which fifteen rock bass formed part
| Mrs. w. H. Baker and Mrs. A. E. Mar
shall are at the Glenmore for q week.
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p. Terry has been elected first vice-pres-
ident in place of Mrs. Williams, resigned.
The board resolved to meet every two
weeks. An entertainment in aid of the
library fund will soon be given.
Presiding Elder ]. b. Green was called
down from his home in Los Angeles
Thursday morning to preside at the OBJ
sequies of the infant boy child of Rev.
and Mrs. Alfred Inwood, who died on
Wednesday. The stricken parents have
the sympathy of the community.
T. NJ Stephens, a young man in the
employ of the San Pedro Lumber COM
pany, had his left leg, just above the
ankle, broken last Saturday by being
run over bN wagon. DR.. o. c. We'll
bourn reduced the fracture and the pa
tient is getting along finely.
The Woman Suffrage association of
this place held it's regular weekly meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. Williams,
on First street. Alamitos. on Friday
evening. Carefully prepared papers on
the right of suffrage were read by Mrs.
Tichenor and Miss Knox
On Sunday Bert Bigelow, a youngster
9 years Of age. had his arm broken in
three places, between the wrist and
shoulder, by falling from see-saw on
the beach. DR.. Welbourn has the case
in charge and the patient is doing WE'LL
S. E. Harbour died at the residence Of
e. H. Spradlin Tuesday night. He wa
native of Illinois and had been in the
state about five years. He was % wears
Of age and had no relatives in this state.
Whether free silver carries in the pres
idential election or not, 1t will not affect
the modus vivendi that prevails in this
seaport, viz. the unlimited and unre-
stricted right to all the free fishing from
the wharf our visitors, Irrespective Of
politics or previous conditions, care to
indulge in. Fishing has been good all
the week, yellowtail mackerel, bonita
and other of the larger variety of fish
being caught Unfortunately by men,
women and children fishing from the
wharf. HOLSTERS and crawfish are also
plentiful
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MONETA AND GARDENA

MONETA, Sept. 19.--Mr. c. H. Bar
low. Moneta's enterprising and popular
merchant, has gone east for stay Of
two or three weeks, leaving the man.
agement Of his business in the hands of
7. A. Stayton, who says he will sell
goods for silver at gold prices.
The school in Ocean district opened
last Monday. with two teachers and q
good attendance. Miss Charles, who
taught the primary department last
term, takes charge of 1t again. while
Miss Wright takes the place of Miss
Wilson, who was principal last year.
A social gathering Of frieids and
neighbore of Mr.. F. c. Watkins of Main
street met at his house Friday evening
Friendly chat, games and music made
the houre speed on.
Job Hartman gave an able address
on Socialism at the Gardena hall FRI
day night. The audience was not very
large, but 1t was very attentive and
seemed to be in sympathy with the
speaker.
The nomination of w. r. Steele in the
Seventy second assembly district gives
the greatest satisfaction here, where
Mr.. Steele's worth and ability have been
been so long known. He will poll al
most all the votes.
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in Europe Tuesday, the Gath. and will
occupy Mr.. Tonkey's house until their
$4,000 residence Is built
The Good Templars have decided to
give and ice cream social and tableaux
vivants Monday evening the 21st. charg-
ing Is cents for ice cream, and the liter
airy program free.
Thursday evening the people of the
NJ. e. church gave a cantata entitled,
Red Riding Hood. which was well at
tended and much applauded. Miss Ethel
Donaldson did especially well as Red
Riding Hood.
The young people that sew at Mrs.
Posts for the charities meet at p.
M every Thursday since school began.
Rev. johnson. wife and son from Chi
cago, are spending the week at Prof.
Judson's. Mr.. johnson intends to make
this his home.
Miss E. Lois King took charge Of the
library Tuesday afternoon and Friday
evening, in the absence of Mrs. E. B.
Dexter.
School began Monday with large at
tendance of children, the teachers being
Prof. Garwood, Mrs. Ingham, Miss Col
gan and Miss Thornton.
A reception was given Friday evening
by the people of Garvanza to the teach
ers of the public school.
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BREVITIES.

]. r. Patterson was tried for disturb
ing the peace in the recorders court this
afternoon, the complainant being F.. r.
Sresovich. The defendant was acQuit-
ted. The case was over the sale of some
lemons and knife and angry words
figured though no harm was done.
Mrs. Mary e. Mellish died at her home
on Lincoln avenue this morning after
years Of suffering from consumption.
Mrs Mellish, who had been In this city
twelve years, had made during that
time many friends who will mourn her
loss. She leaves a daughter, sister and
two brothers in this city the latter being
Mayor Calvin Hartwell and John Hart
we'll. The funeral will be private and
will be held at the residence tomorrow
afternoon at 2:So. a.
The Pasadena branch OF the Theo-
sophical society in America Will be ad-
dressed on Sunday evening by Mrs, L..
ing The Coming Race, at headquarters,
colts.
DR.. and Mrs. Mohr have gone to Coro-
nado for a weeks stay.
Geo. F. Granger has been confined to
his home by illness for some days.
Miss Greenleaf returned today from
Kentucky.
e. c.. Webster left for Chicago this
morning upon a business trip.
Miss Woodruff, a teacher in the Will
son school. has returned from Chautau-
qua. N. Y.
Mr.. Freeman of the Riverside Press
was among the visitors in the city today,
d. 8. Burson and sister returned yes
terday from Richmond, Ind.
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SANTA BARBARA
The Populist County Conventional
Sealer Reported Lost

SANTA BARBARA. Sept. 19-The
Populist county convention concluded
its labors and adjourned w. E. Shep-
ard Of Ventura was nominated for state
senator The contest for assemblyman
was quite spirited, three ballots being
taken on the following candidates:
First ballot. l.. Barker, 25; Oswald
Hoover, 201s Addison NJ. Powell, 1S.
Second ballot. L. Barker, 23; Os-
wald Hoover. 20; Addison NJ. Powell,
1872.
Third ballot-Addison NJ. Powell, Al
and Oswald Hoover 1879.
Mr. Powell was therefore declared the
nominee and 1t is expected that he will
be endorsed by the Democrats.
The following nominations were made
for supervisors: First district. Scion
Smith of Carpenteria; third district, H.
A. Nilsson of Los Pueblos. No nomina-
ton was made for the fourth district and
the party will probably support w. w.
Broughton, the Democratic candidate.
Under the auspices Of the Bryan Free
silver club Of this city rousing meeting
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DOWNEY,
Silver Club Growing in Membership
General News Notes

DOWNEY, Sept. 19.-The Bryan Sill
yer club met on Wednesday night. An
eloquent address was delivered by j. II.
Ards. The membership roll of the club
now contains nearly 200 names.
c. H. Eberle and J. H. Ards are the
members Of the new Democratic central
committee from this place.
The Oriental Degree team Of Court
Downey. l. o. F., confirmed the i'm
pressive degree on several pilgrims at
Rivera on Tuesday evening.
The Chautauqua society was reorgan-
lied for the coming year last evening.
The fact that those who insist on maxi
ing a racetrack of our main streets must
pay for the privilege was ascertained
by Mr.. Duffy of Norwalk, who paid his
little bill in the local justice court yes
terday.
Miss Lucille Miller Of jefferson, Iowa,
Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Wag-
staff
Oscar Bunyard Of Buena Park was in
town Saturday.
Henry Heap and wife Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, have purchased the Matthews
place above town and moved in.
Two rival Chinese vegetable peddlers
had hair-pulling scrap on Saturday.
Judge Phillips collected IS fine from one
Of the Celestials.
Downey is at present we'll supplied
with the staff of life," there being three
bakeries here.
Mr.. F. M. Weaver and wife Of Los
Angeles were out one day this week.
Born, to the wife of Dell G. Crandall.
September 13, a daughter.
Miss Minnie Tuttle of Los Angeles Is
visiting with the family of E. M. Skid
more.
Miss Lottie Arnson of Santa Monica
Is visiting Mrs. D. B. Schenck.
Richard Ball of Los Angeles visited
relatives here this week.
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was held last evening at Cranes hall.
Free silver Democrats, Populists, Re-
publicans, Prohibitionists and the entire
Populist county convention Joined in one
tremendous rally for the common cause.
Enthusiastic speeches were made by
Oswald Hoover, j. r. Norris and A. M.
Powell.
Some anxiety Is felt in this city for
the safety Of Antonio Caballeri and Ira
Whitney, who were on board the e. e.
Webster, an otter hunting schooner re-
ported lost in Alaskan waters. The
young men are residents of Santa Bar
bara and their parents eagerly await
further advices
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GARVANZA

GARVANZA, Sept. 19.--Prof. Wilde
organist of the Episcopal church, sailed
from Liverpool last Friday He has
been spending several months with his
friend, Paderewski, in Germany.
Mrs. Owens gave a luncheon Tues
day afternoon to have her friends meet
Mrs. w. Gardner Cogswell, one of Los
Angeles best pianists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Campbell john
ston will return frofs.- their honeymoon
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W00dmen of the World Enter.
e tain Visitors
A SOCIAL SMOKE ENJOYED
The Program Varied by . Friendly Tug
.of War
Presbyterian Ladies' Give a Pleasant
Social-A Surprise Party-Militia
Shooting-Brevities

PASADENA, Sept. 19-Pasadena
Camp No. 253 Woodmen Of the World,
rendered It's members a smoker last
evening to which a number of the men,
bers Of the Los Angeles lodge were visi-
tors. The camp, which has been estab-
lished only about six months, now has
q membership Of ninety-six. The even
ing's event was mainly to welcome
home w. r. Uber, of La Fiesta camp, Of
Los Angeles, who has recently returned
from the jurisdiction Of nine states OF
the order at Helena, Mont, where he
went as a delegate. Consul Comman-
der Ramell presided and introduced Mr..
Uber, who talked of his trip and visit
at Helena. The order has membership
of over $1,000 in this jurisdiction. 1t
offers insurance to members from $1,000
to $4,000 at the rate Of only rs cents per
month for one thousand dollars. No ap-
plicant is received for membership who
Is moro than As years of age and the
death rate is therefore very low. When,
because Of sickness or disability MEM
Der is unable to pay his assessment the
camp pays 1t for him.. In addition TO
the insurance in the event Of death
q
costing 500. Following Mr.. Uber's ad-
dress a tug-of-war between Los Ange-
les and Pasadena members was engaged
In. 1t was won by Los Angeles. but the
Pasadena boys were not discouraged.
and a challenge from Los Angeles to
engage in a pull at that city. two weeks
from now was accepted.
PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL
A lawn social was given by the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church last evening
at the handsome home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosenbaum, on Grand avenue. The
grounds were lighted with lanterns,
and the guests were received at the gate
by Mr.. Rosenbaum and Mrs. Rosen-
baum welcomed them at the house. A
lemonade stand was prepared on the
lawn and hot tamales were sold to. those
who ate them. Other refreshments
were served in the house and musical
selections were rendered by a quartet
and two young ladies, Misses Young
and Polk. Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenbaum's
home Is one of the most beautiful and
Oldest in the city, having been settled
in by the present owner twenty-five
years ago.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Della Clinch Of Bellevue Drive
was surprised by a number OF her Los
Angeles friends last evening. Vocal
solos were rendered by Mr.. Conboy and
q male quartet also sang. Dancing was
engaged in to a late hour. The guests
were Misses Finn, Lindenfeld. Morese,
Harrison, Gilmore, M. Clinch, Bridges
Salter and Mckee; and Messrs. Conboy
Bert and Con Clifford Clinch, Linden
field, Bridges, Sherman. Colgan. Chas
and Theo. Englebrecht Ed and Tim Nay
Won de Kullen and others. sfsS
SOLDIER SHOOTING.
The following score was made at COM
pany rs shoot yesterday:
Lieutenant Collingwood ...............34
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LONG BEACH. Sept. ia meeting
OF the library board was held on Tues
day evening and the payment of a small
indebtedness to the Electric Light and
Power company provided for. Mrs. e..
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NORTH PASADENA

NORTH PASADENA. Sept 19.-S. A
Waldron, nominee for the Seventy-fifth
district, spoke at this place last night
to large and enthusiastic audience of
free silver advocates. The speaker
proved to the entire satisfaction of his
audience that he understands the
money question. An invitation was
given the audience to ask questions
pertaining to the subject under dis
cussion, which We're answered to the
complete satisfaction of every one. Mr..
Waldron speaks-at Rivera tonight.
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dup the
Medical
free
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LONG BEACH,

Library Board in Session-Some Broken
Bones-General News.
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ABSOLUTELY FREE
Catarrhal aud Chronic Sufferers Peops
nedical Institute

FREE
Applied
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Every man should read the advertise
ment Of Thomas Slater on page Is Of
this paper.