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The herald., 1897-03-24
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, March 23.-
Irregular Correspondence Last night
was the opening one for the Pearson
| company in this city, and it presented
THE White Squadron" to a crowded
house. Manager Pearson is highly elat-
ed over the success of his popular priced
scheme, and it is safe to predict an over
flowing house the balance of the week.
Todays overland from Los Angeles
was one of the heaviest for many days.
1t consisted of ten cars, and it required
two engines to take it over the hill.
l.. w. Gentry of Ontario, who has
been figuring in this city for q week or
so on anew paper in that city, has given
up the idea and taken charge of the
/ Southern California business of the Los
Angeles Express.
Over the creek to the east of the city
band of gypsies has taken possession
of strip of land. Daily the male men,
bers of the band are about town, trad
ing. telling fortunes, locating mines,
etc., while night is made hideous with
tlieir bacchanalian orgies.
John Hockstrasser, bright little boy,
the favorite of the railroad men in and
around the Santa Fe depot succumbed
last night to the dread disease. scarlet
fever. and, in obedience to the law, his
body was inferred this morning at s
o'clock.
Manager Hall of the Anglo-American
Canaigre company passed through this
city this morning with So Japanese,
bound for Phoenix, Ariz there to labor
on the company's big ranch
All Gin. laundry man, opposite the
Santa Fe depot today worried his neigh
bors greatly with his tale of an attempt
- l.@II I,- . frx1k hor I1av ta1d
up so frequently of late, according to
his own stories. that he is coming to be
looked upon as being a little demented.
George Boren, on behalf of the San
Bernardino baseball team, left today
for Riverside to make match for coin,
to be played next Sunday.
James Black and his brother John
started out on jamboree last night and
in few hours imbibed enough "Dago
red" to put them on a fighting basis.
Constable West was complained to of
them, and, seeking their shack, found
them still in fighting humor. He and
Marshal Van Dorm had time landing
them in Jail. and this morning Judge
Knox gave the former 80 days and the
latter 10 days on the rock pile.
Joseph Waters left via the Southern
Pacific today for Yuma, Ariz.
Mrs Woodford and her daughter left
the city today for Salt Lake City, as did
Mrs. e. Sloan, by way of the Santa Fe
road.
Supervisor Cooley today said, regard
ing the proposed county well in the Vir-
ginia Dale district. that as soon as the
interested parties could agree on To-
cation, the county stood ready to con-
tract for the same
]. r. Wright was today held to an
swer before ~tfle superior court, in $500
bonds. for assauleWith'A ueadly weap>
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POMONA

POMONA, March 23-(Regular Cor
responderceO The time has been occu-
pied today in Justice of the Peace
Barnes court in hearing a civil cause in
which damages are claimed by George
J. Mitchell of Rev. H. NJ. Loud, alleging
that the latter had constructed stone
wall which, during a heavy storm last
fall, so turned the water as to flood the
ranch of Plaintiff Mitchell and mate
rally njure the same.
The old G.. A. r. members of Vicksburg
post No. 81 ard the auxiliary orga aniza-
tions of the same in this community
have arranged to go down to Los An
geles4 in a body, some fifty strong, on
Wednesday to aid in welcoming Gen.
T. H. Clarkson, the national command
erin chief of their organization.
In the suit in the superior court of Los
Angeles of M. Orrlellas VS.. F. J. Martin.
regarding property in this city on North
Main street, where the fire recently oc-
Cured, the decision has BEEN against
Martin, who says, If satisfactory COM
promise is not reached, it is probable
the case will be carried up.
While W. H. Goodrich was delivering
a load of furniture yesterday afternoon
the fore axle of the wagon broke and
Mr.. Goodrich was momentarily wedged
in between the horse and the lead, but
escaped unhurt.
]. Nugent and Charley Robards in
days hunt this week bagged ninety
| jack sndpe.
An eleven pound boy appeared in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slanker
corner of Fifth and Louisa streets, on
Sunday.
The annual convention of the Los An
eeles County Christian Endeavor So
| ciety will meet at 10 a. m. in the Metho-
dist church at Pomona on Saturday,
! continuing it's session through that day
and evening.
Mrs. George w. Merrill Of this city Is
reported suffering from a severe at
| tack of inflammatory rheumatism.
| The aunt and cousins who have been
visiting Mrs w. H. Goodrich in this
| place, left for their eastern home this
morning.
| Miss Ada Lobingier, who has been
quite i'll for some time, will, accompanied
by her mother, go to Denver, Col, for an
| indefinite stay.
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SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, March 23.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The first meeting of the
San Diego County Tobacco Raising and
Manufacturing association was held at
Hotel Brewster last night, when j. Wade
Mcdonald was chosen as president, Geo.
Kroenert, vice-president, j. e. OBrien
secretary and treasurer and c. V. En-
gelman general manager. This organiza-
ton has been effected for the purpose
of cultivating and manufacturing the
Havana grade of tobacco and cigars, and
to develop and encourage the Industry.
The industry has already gone beyond
the experimental stages, and the prod
uct already on the market made from the
tobacco leaf grown here has found favor
with all who indulge in its uses. 1t is
estimated tha1 about twenty five acres
were planted to cigar tobacco during the
past year, and at least $50 more will be
planted this year. Mr.. Engelman, who IS
an expert in this line of business, says
that in all tobacco raising countries II
requires two and sometimes three years
to properly cure the leaf so as to render
it fit for manufacture into cigars, while
in San Diego he finds that nine months
accomplished the desired results. Here
the roots thrive after the leaves are har-
vested and cultivation only is necessary
to bring forth another crop.
Steve Leonard, young man employed
by a local grocery firm, was badly
smashed up last night as the result Of
a runaway team. In making an effort to
get control of his horses the young man
was kicked on the leg, breaking it just
below the knee, but in spite of this he
climbed to the seat and endeavored to
get hold of the lines. On turning street
corner he was thrown to the ground and
several sacks of coal that were in the
wagon were thrown on top of him. After
being carried to a drug store the limb
was barred and most frightful fracture
exposed. The bone had protruded
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MoNRovIA
MONROVIA. ]

MoNRovIA. March 23.-(Reguiar
Correspondence.) Constable Ben Davis
son made clever capture of criminal
at 4 o'clock this morning and brought
him before Justice Cooke, who remanded
him to the county Jail until Saturday,
when the preliminary examination will
be held. Juan Sylvas Is Mexican, and
a year dgo was living southwest Of the
Santa Fe. He is married to a daughter
OF Juan Quinones. and the two families
were living together One day, while
Sylvas was the only one at home, his
wife's little sister, aged Ia. came home
from school, and Sylvas attempted to
rape her. She escaped from the house
and he followed her toward town. He
overlook the girl, and taking her to
some bushes on the roadside. accom-
pFished his purpose. The child told her
father that night, but before be coUld
get q warrant for his arrest Sylvas had
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SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, March 2S.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The jail matter still
promises a legal contest. 1t is remem-
bered that Hulteen & Bergstrom, the
original contractors, quit the job because
the money which they claimed was due
them was not paid. The board of su-
pervisors then appointed a committee,
with authority to secure material and
competent workmen and complete the
work. This was done at cost of about
$1,000, Now the contractors have ap-
peared and filed with the county clerk
a bill against Orange county for more
than S11.QQQl which includes ap extra
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school convention at San Bernardino
this week.
A surprise party was rendered Mr. and
Mrs. ID. W. Stephens at their home on
Saturday evening. The time was pleas
antly passed with card playing and
dancing.
Miss Lula Wingerd visited friends at
Lordsburg Sunday.
A number of young ladies have been
employed by the TowDsite company at
the warehouse TO pack oranges.
Jacob Kaltenborn of San Bernardino
visited Mr.. and Mrs. August Berg on
Sunday.
Mrs Wingerd has gone to San Ber-
nardino for a month.
L. e. Tucker of San Pedro is here, WIS.,
iting friends, this week.
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ORANGE COUNTY

$1,000 damages, by reason of the super
visors' failing to pay the demands which
they made before quitting the work.
The contract with Hulteen & Berg
strom called for about $20340, of which
amount $12,500 had already been paid,
and many claims against them have
been filed since by parties who furnished
material and labor, which, when added
to the $1,000 expended in completing the
work, will make an amount which will
more than balance the account. In the
meantime everything is in state of
expectancy.
Rev. Joseph Lowe, the new pastor of
the Christian church, took official charge
last week, preaching two sermons on last
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NORTH CUCAMoNGA

NORTH CUCAMONGA, March 23.-
Irregular Correspondence.) A pleasant
social was held at the church on Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Tracy of San Bernardino paid her
mother, Mrs. Stephenson, visit this
week.
Born, to the wife of A. H. Skinner, a
daughter.
Miss Cutler will attend the Sunday
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RLOOD POISON

A PECIALTY-Primary, Secondary or
Tertiary BLOOD POISON permanently
cured in 10 to So days. You can be treated
at home for same price under same guar
anty If you prefer to come here we Will
contract to pay railroad fare and hotel
bills, and no charge, If we fail to cure. II
you have taken mercury, iodide potash.
and still have aches and pains, Mucous
Patches in mouth, Sore Throat. Pimples,
Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on any part
of the body Hair or Eyebrows falling out,
it is this Secondary BLOOD POISON we
guarantee TO cure. We solicit the most
obstinate cases and challenge the world
for a case we cannot cure This disease
has always baffied the skill of the most
eminent physicians. S5o0,000 capital behind
our unconditional guaranty. Absolute
proofs sent sealed on application. Address
COOK REMEDY CO., S07 Masonic Tenn
ple CHICAGO, ILL.
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announced will arrive at the nome oy
tbe e.3O am. train 1t is understood
that the commander will pay only a
brief visit to the home and will address
the old boys in line at depot. The matter
is in the hands Of our governorA Col. l. G..
Rowland, and the comrades will carry
out his arrangements and instructions.
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was also efficient in seeing that all had
good oportunity to view Redlands AS
the train pulled out the excursionist5
gave three hearty cheers for Redlands
and her hospitable citizens
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Hudson Medical Institute

DREcToRY OF CALIFORNIA Ho.
GRAND HOTELS. f. Thorn, Manager.
Cor. Market and Montgomery.
San Francisco.
European Plan
HOTEL GREEN-J. H. Holmes. manager.
Pasadena.
HOTEL METRoPoLE-on Catalina
Island.
HOTEL ARCADIA-santa Monica. 8.
Rheinhart, proprietor.
HOTEL HoLLENBEcK-spr and Sec
ond streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMoNA-spring ana Third
streets, Los Angeles.
ABBoTsFoRD INN-Corner Eighth ard
Hope streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL PoRTLAND-4A South Spring
street. Los Angeles.
HOTEL. BRUNswICK-santa Ana, Amer
lean and European plans.
HOTEL HoLYRooD-Riversiae. B.
Cochrane, proprietor.
THE ROWELL-Main and Ninth streets.
Riverside, e. ]. Davis, proprietor.
HOTEL CARLTON-13 to 27 East Colo
rado street. Pasadena.
HOTEL AvALON-Avalon. Santa Cata-
lima Island
HOTEL BREWSTER-J. E. O'Brien, pro-
prietor, Fourth and c sts., San Diego.
HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE-Cor-
ner Sixth and Pearl SITS. F. A. Urbans
proprietor.
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DISABILITIES

m you FEEL MORETIRED IN THE
IL morning than on going TO bed? Do you
have melancholy spells. poor memory shy:
despondent. want-to -be-let- alone irritable?
If you do feel so, you suffer from Nervous
Debility. If you are treated now you can
be cured. If you wait you may wait a lit.
tie too long. Many who wait become nerv-
Gus wrecks. Don't you wait. The sure
speedy cure is the Great
0DAUGOWNW''
HUDYAN CURES
FAILING MANHOOD,
FAILING POWERS,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HORRIBLE DREAMS,
CONSTIPATION,
LOSS OF POWER,
LOSS OF CAPACITY.
LACK OF ENERGY.
Call or write for
Circulars and Testimonials
n, oor Do,co,, First, secondary ter
DLOOD OloON tiary forms of blood
Dr. oOD pOtcON disorders are mani
DLOOD OioON Tested by copper-col-
Ri OOD POIcON ored spots itching
DLOOD oioON skin, irritated, dry.
BLOOD POISON parchhed ia.s threat ulcers ulcers
Ri OOD POISON hair Act prompt. Get
cured. The 30-day
Ri GOD POISON cure is what you
need. Call or write for
so-Day Cure Circulars
Hudson Medical Institute
Stockton, Market and Ellis Streets,
San Francisco. Calf.
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;31pei Srieie iiber9ab er 8roobon.
Der eine mar an Oiron, Ser anbere
an 9tufbermauer geri6tet, unb nit
einem letten @5rnB beitiegen Die gdeis
benoen ibre 9ieroe. SSbr tlddites 3iel
mar 0irons Sarm, no iie, bon @anta
Sc aus einen fllrfen Folttrain bes
nusenb, lbon na6 blei @oden eine
trafen, I'm nadl frr5em gnfentbalt Die
gSeiterreiie nQA europa all5utreteu.
0aS Wieberlegen mar cine Der ,naes
triibteiten Sreuhen. 9tllen uoraus ipar
bic fleine 0toia.' sic i1iuanm sleids
Jam in @liidieli9feit. @sregelte ben
Yulsidjlag oes iiiBen 6ers6ens sic
5artlidje 2iebe zines boIben Gngels
beili9er uuIdulb.
Giron bielt graobons beibe Saroe
uno lpdbte, ihnli6 mie 8alfour bein
abidieb, nit einem alnflue bon 9es
fan9enheit in ieine stugen. Ni6ts emit
bedte er, ITS uielleidt offs eine GtSs
runa Der 3lpiicben ibnen idmebenoen
geSiebungen bdtte geoeutet merben
fonnen. Damn erlt unarlnte er ibu init
ben Gmpfinouusen zines ipabren
8ater8. 9lls Srabbon linn ben 8riei
Baliours iiberrei6te, lchob ct i'm nit
ben @ortea in sic aide: ,9pater,
1pater. Sett gcb0re i'd nur Dir allein
unb Geinem belrdbrten Sreunoe Gais
numb. llnb lpeiter, nadoein 8raboon
Die alte pearIon uno 9lellp, bic 8eioe
Dor J|iibrun9 icbludsten, ais bdtten iie
barln erftifen wollen, treuberSis be-
9riiBt bate: pa III nod Semanb,
ben es be9liift, Did poblbehaltsn
mieoer5uIeben OOd), mie bel elmer
friiberen Gele9enbeit, laB aud beut'
Wlitleib iualtem Seurtbeiie nit 9lads
iidt biejeni9en, benen es nttbt pers
9onnt 9emelen, inter Dem Shute ee,
re6ter milbher3i9et Mlenlaen beran.
>nroifon
Tnrtiesuna futat.
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- giner Barrier 9epeide 3ufoIee
baben bic 8eb6rben tn StrnBburg ber
edauipielerin Sarab Bernbarbt bic
@rlaubniB pereisert, In benz bortigex
Stabttbeater einen @ptlus bon GaRs
porifelungen au peraniialten. Dies
fou bebbal5 seideben iein. ueil bic
ebenfo retlame. als rubmia9tige t5araI
Dor einigen Sabren fid gemeisert bot,
in Berlin auf,utreten mnb babel ertIdrte,
He perbe in Deutidlanb niemals auk
treten. Wean fe bod in Berlin ob.r
elmer anberen Stabt DeutidlanbS fS&,
ter aufireten .foilte. pirb mau aud bas
gerbot fur StraBburg surhdnebmex.
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Sd,.mermteper's Rarf

1T FIR bic Sommer Wonate er6Ratl
unb 6amiIien finb einselaben, in Der
6rtibe. am Niittag ober am Abeub
Ntabi,eiten eiHsunebmen obsr ben gam
jen Gag bier su perbrineen. Ser
8arten ftebt Jamiiien unb Bereinex
CUR Abbaltung bon SienieS umb iSefiex
aur gerfdsnng. Jiir aufmerliome
gebienuna IL tets 6ors. eeirossx.
8. 3 Sd'tuerReper.
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Ratb fttr RRffer

5tafn fttr winter.
Bor uber so Sabren f6ou Durbs
Mrs. MihSlotp's Soothing 5prut
bon Wi0ipnen bon Wiittern beim 3aba
men ber ainber angepenbet. Wirt BIT
i'm @9lafe bur1 baS 6hreien zines
ainbes sefbrt, ba8 I'm 3abnen III unb
bor S6meraen meint3 Wenu 10, laRe
fofort cine Glaide BON 1Mrs. Winss
Ions SOOTHING Sprup1 bolen. Sein
Mertb III unbe3ablbar. Sc Uirb bent
tleinen 2eibenben iDfort 2inberung pere
f9affen. 0erlaBt eu1 barauf 0titter,
es TT fein 3meifel barhber. gs beilt
Dpfenterp nnb Diarrboe, resnlirt ben
Masen unb bic gfiere1, befeitigt Winb,
4olit, ermei9t ben Gaunten, berbin'
bert @ntstnbung unb ftdrft bas san3e
Snfem. rMrs. Win5lops Soothing
Syrup fir sabnenbe ainber III anges
nebm in Gei9maf unb bas @eeepi
fammt bon einem ber beiteu meibliden
aerate In ben Ser. 9taaten. Sc III BET
allen Druggiien In ber sanaen Welt su
baben. preis rs @ents per 5lai9e.
aauft ni6ts anberes, als Wsrs. Winss
Ions Gootbings5prup.
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9te ipartaniidbe 1usenn Der GtanS
baftlafett

mue In uiRt serinssm Grobe bsr 9uIbsr ssfsen, be,
ebne Murreu bse Aualen be8 Rbeuniatismus 81 er'
trasen TN Gtanbe lit. gBtr baben nod ME Elm islass
Wunhsr fennen selernt. Barum aber ioGte man
ntdt ben Seim btsier iaouerIt6en Dual ausrctten,
sss has IebensIdnsIiae Rdrtrrsrthnm bestnnt, wenu
man tn Spitstters Maaenbitters eia MttteI basa an
her 5onb bat, bsfen Dtrfiamfett ais 8erbtusunss.
mttte 8esen, ipte ais eilmitte far has 9eben 70 aus
beiannt TT, pte eine pter5sdbrise Grfabruus ,esi
unb drpniiaen Gdasn rnr lsbrsu tann2 Gs snts
fernt aus benz Dilute iene faarfeH, beibenben Sub,
itanjen, tpeIde BITE betm Rbeumattsmus 70 @araftss
rtid,e brennenpe Yein unt Gnt8hneunsserf6etnuns
terbetfdbreu, uub pelhe, tpeun baS eeiben fiG aui
ete pitaIen Srsane ptr, idben 2pb CUR Gplee babsn
mbsen. auA entfernt has Sitter8 pas MalortaStft
aus benz a6rper, furirt Op8pepfe, Rierenletbtn,
ftdvtf zen sau,su pbpfi6en Srsantsmus.
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Cine Wnaeiae.

alae. bic beabiibtisen. eius Reife
mad bem 9forben ober nod europa
an3uireien. nirb es interefiren. sil
miHen, baB uniere Softer iouie &eifs.
taf1en fur eine Wode gum 9oifpreiie
pertauft fperbea. Seber Softer III nit
leferIiden 3ilfsra marfirt. io,Die nit
benz ebemalisen Bertaufspreife. Aus
Berbem baben mir unferen idmntli6en
8orraih bon 9errens, Samen. unb
ainberfduben i'm preiie rebu3irt, UNI
bic COMMEMORATE lieber unter benz
preiie 3u perfaufeu. als bieielbe auf
nd9fen CONNER auf3ubeben.
NhtIngsDoQ
6. 9 Sanm.
Cinderella g 6ubspalah.
213 QIamo.pIaaa.
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Sennenee Centennial, ytaibpille,
Senueiiee,

Bonn l. Wiai Bis l. Nopember 1897.
&ateu pia s. & g. N.'@iienbabu BON
San Iutpnio finb pie folGt: Sl8 30
8iustte. Iimitirt 3u 10 8agen, gum
Verfaufe 9ieustags unb 8onner8tags.
$25.20 8iQette gut fir 20 Gage;
$34 .35 9ilette giiItis bis |. NoO. '97.
Q. 80. Stone, gB. 6. &igsbe,
GgenteH.
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Trei ueriaubt on Mfdnuer.
Gin Mann in Midigan entbedt Elm
belnerfensmertbes SeilnitteI
fiir Serluit ON araft.
Yroben uerben frei on gllle perianbt, etc
0arnM idlreiben.

oarnm idreiben.
Carl 5. gSalter. Snlama5oo. N1idl.. bat natb Ell.
mem ia5relanaen Sample eegen bic ieeIiidben uni
torperlitben 9eioeu bon uerIorsrer Mdnnbarfeii
pas rtettiae NRittsl aefnEosn. DeldBes ous 2eioer
geilt.
Or bepabrt bas @ebeinniB forefdItis; nber er IL
tutqtg eine Brpbe 6er Mebisin allen Mdnnern 81
ienoen. bic an ireenb einer 5orm aeiebledhtlidbe,
Shpade letoen. als 5olae bon ugenoiitber I'm.
uiienhet. iuie por5eitigen 8erluft oes @ebdbtnTes
uno Der 8roft. i6Dadem 8iifen. anmpfaberbrud
uno Wus3ehruna. SaS 5eilmittel bat etne beion.
oers angenebme Birtune BON @drme unb it5eini
nnmtttelbar 5u fuirten in6em es bic nerlanats
8raft uno cine gntiuidlung eiebt tuie te muir es,
tpnnid1t ptro. 9as Mittel beilte Str. 0alter npn.
fanoig BON an ben uebeln unb 2eioen. bic bor
Iabreianeen NtBbrautb Der natirlib feifaeiebter
5unttionen berrnbreu. unb ion in iebem Sale ab,
iolnt auoerldiia feir.
Cine 8itte ON SIR. garI s. Balter. 6lS gaafpnit
Semple. 8alama5op. Ritb.. bel Der Sic augeben
oaB Sic etne Brobe ieineS 6elmittel8 fir WdnneI
unniben. iptro iofort erf;at. unb feine 8ereitunl
rgeno tpelter Qrt tuiro bon ibm geforoert tuerben
@r bat Elm groBeS Sntereiie oaran. baB bic aunbs
bon oieiem eroBartieen SeImittel berbreitet tuiro
uno er nericnoet nit Sorefalt iider periieeeIt in
eirent ourcbaus etnfaden Hadet 70 6nB Der Gn.
pfdnger teine Surtbt Dor nnbequemlitbfeit pber
Getanntfueroen su baben braucbt.
aeier ueroen eebeten. obne gersua 81 id5reiben.
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St. Sunis ssair bpm 4. bis 8,
Cftpber iucluIine.

9ie 5. & 9. y. ". W. uirb Runb.
reiie'YiQette nod 81. 2ouis, gso., far
sinen 5abrpreis gum yertaufe ausfieI,
len, bonn 8. Bis s. Cttober iucluRpe.
Sur Riidreife sbltis bis sum IL Oft.
D. 8. 9rice, @. g. & 3. u.
paIeHiue, EeEas.
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Cine farGe 2Se6r.

Cine tfarRe 2Se6r.
SerlheIoisen Gle Sbren &Orper aesen
&rautbeit burd ben @sbrau9 bon
&utt'S Billen, Elm itets iideres Ssilmit.
tel se9en &OpIidmsr3su, 0pspepli., SRA,
laria, SerltOpiuns uuo ole oamit per.
pauotcn 2cioen.
"Das Grisbrao bea Crbsns!'
Or. Tuttl Sbrs 2sberpillsn fino oas
ErietraO Oes Qebcns. Sd psroe Dem
3ufaa ltsts baufbar iein, ber mid oies
ielben tennen lernsu lisb. 8. Bairieiab,
PIatts Cannon, Col.
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-06
The FURY OF The FLAMES
Practically All of the Business Houses
in MedOra, Illinois, Wiped
Out by Fire.
A DREADFUL DAKOTA CONFEDERATION
Girls Cottage at the State Industrial
School Burned at Midnight-Six
Girls Roasted-Fire Caused by
Lamp Explosion.

Medore, Ill Oct. 6.-The fire that broke
out at 8 O'Clock this morning in the rear
of Robing's hardware store, spread rap
idly, and in two hours destroyed that
building ard II others, practically wip-
ing out the business portion OF the town,
causing an estimated loss of $lQ0,OOO,
with insurance to half that amount. Sew
eral persons were burned and bruised
while trying to move goods from the
| stores.
Before being discovered the fire had
such start that the citizens of the town,
which has population of 1900, had hard
work in getting the flames under control.
Water was scarce and most of the wells
we're surrounded BY fire which rendered
them useless.
DREADFUL AND DIST sTREssING.
Plankington, s. D., Oct. 6.--The girls
cottage at the State Industrial school
burned at midnight.
Tillia Hooper, in charge of the sewing
department.; Nellie Johnston, aged 13, of
Grafton, N. D.; Belle Hobart, aged 8, of
Sioux Falls; Bessie Kirby, aged IA, Of
Hot Springs; Iva Warner, aged 16, of
Watertown, and Christina Bergman, aged
II, of Yankton, perished.
Twenty girls escaped.
The loss is about $4,000.
The fire was pre- badly caused by a
lamp exploding.
BLOCK BURNED AT MEDFORD.
Medford, 1. T., Oct. 6.-Fire this morn
ing destroyed the west side of one block
in the center of the town, causing an ag-
gregate loss of $4,000 The insurance
is light.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-06

New York, Oct. 5.-Money on call
nominally 21a @ 8 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, AZ @ 5 per cent: Silver,
55 l1-16; lead, $500; copper, lo4.
Chicago. - Cattle, $4,000; steady to
stronger; beeves, $3.50 q IS 40; cows and
heifers, 81 80 @ $3.50; Texas steers,
1915 q $3 85; westerns, $500 q $4.40;
stockers and feeders, $3.50 "a $40
Sheep, $1,000; best steady; Others weak;
native sheep, $3.50 @$ 40; westerns,
$3.50 q $685.; lambs, $3.4o @ SIS SO.
Kansas CitY.-Cattle, 1000; fair, act
i've strong; Texas steers, 50 80 @ $4.10;
Texas cows, $2.4o q $2.95; native steera,
1915 @ $5.25; native helfers, $l.65 q
$4.35; stockers and feeders, $2.25o q
$4.35. Sheep, 5000; steady; lambs, 1910
% $5.15; muttons, $500 q $3.70.
Chicago.-Wheat, October, 9058; De.
cember, 9118. Corn, October, 283s; De-
cember, 3o15. Oats, October, 1914; De.
cember. 20.