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The herald., 1897-11-04

The scenery is entirely that of the COM
pany.
4 4 4
NEXT ATTRACTION.-Se will be
on sale today for "In Old Kentucky"
which will be given next Monday and
Tuesday evening.
The herald., 1897-11-04
stop Paying Rent

We can sell you neat, cosy, fve-room
cottage. improved corner lot. close to car
line. for $500. small payment down and SO
9 month, including interest. Or f1ne lot
near Pico and Georgia Bell for $780, on
most any terms, and might help you build
Or good lot in Pico Heights. 150 feet from
car line, for $500. and furnish money to
build. and you pay for It BY the month.
Langworthy Co., No. rs q. Spring st.
The herald., 1897-11-04
cry hE.W5
INDEX OF LOCAL 1v1NTs
chrohielea 81 Rsses 5. Z. and ls.

Chroticlod on Pages 5, =. and ~.
forecasts Fair, with northwesterly
winds.
Motion made for a new trial for
cantwsll.
bond election ordinance signed by
the mayor.
Work Of rssurfacing Spring and
1gain streets to bs completed by
Christmas.
Remains Of Q. F. smurr inferred at
nosedals.
Despondent young man blows out
his brains.
Supervisors order refunding bond
election for December 11th.
Mexican wanted in Fresno arrested
a. he arrives in the city on train.
Hose agents have a lively squabble
before the board Of fire commissioners.
The herald., 1897-11-04

ing q ring. She had employed the girl
to make dress for her. The ring was
missed while the work was being done
and was afterward found on the girls
finger. She claimed to have found the
ring and gave bond for her appearance.
The herald., 1897-11-04
A Bad Habit

Captain Croogin-I kick on de umpire.
He us't ter be walkin' delegate.
Manager Muggsy-W'Ot's de matter
wild dat?
Captain Croogin-W'y, he won't do a
ting but call strikes.-Judge.
The herald., 1897-11-04

Maximum temperature, 81.
Minimum temperature, 56.
Forecast for Southern California: Fair
Thursday; northwesterly winds.
The herald., 1897-11-04
DEsPoNDENT YOUNG MAN
Commits Suicide by Shooting Himself
in the Head

w. A. Warburg, single man. 81 years
Of age, who was formerly employed by
the Los Angeles Electric company, was
found dead in his room at 144Sh San Fer
nando street yesterday morning. havinf:
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head with 3s-caliber revolver.
Dependency due to poor health and
The herald., 1897-11-04

Special session board Of hre COM
missioners-1O a. m.
The herald., 1897-11-04
ALL WOOL, 16c

Three.quarters yard wide, perfectly white,
in good weight. the usual price Is 2sca
A special drive for today.
The herald., 1897-11-04
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Re OF observations
taken at Los Angeles Nov. 8. The
barometer IL reduced 70 sea level.
The herald., 1897-11-04
EVENTS OF TODAY

orpheum-vaudevill
Los Angeles-ssUnder the Red
!, Robe"
Burbank-"All the Comforts Of
Home"
The herald., 1897-11-04

A Tumble in FlannelS

Here's that will set inkngand
he foock-dont study too long OF the different sorts bey
women notice henone thing ctan-hgher will greet all ardy
The herald., 1897-11-04

\ Wall paper. late styles. low prices, Il
y. Y. Eckstrom.s, ~ eputh Spring street
The herald., 1897-11-04

Time Bar. Th'r, R.H. wind Vel. W'th'r
5a,m, 29.99 81 IS Ne Cloudy
pm. 2998 " 10 NV Clcar
The herald., 1897-11-04
EIDERDOWN
FLANNELS

ElOENOOWlN have marked the
Fl ANNEI G CSC line of plain
~>N~o and striped goods
At 25c q Yard
These com. "a inches wide in very heavy
quality, with pretty stripes in whatever
shade your fancy may dictate. Rare
choosing indeed.
Other Sorts
At 3sc-Another line of stripes much more
elaborate and delicate and in great deal
heavier weight-usual SOC quality.
At 4oc-A handsome quality Of 36-ineh
plain goods, very heavy.
At soe-An elegant line Of plsids ir al
the different shades and combination of
shades, 24inches wide; worth seeing soon.
The herald., 1897-11-04
At l5c. a Yard

The famous swansdown fleece. Just
exactly like the imported. As dainty and
fetching in color effects as If an artist
just tinted them. Elegant for lounging
gown or jacket. Is selling in New York
lor z5c.
The herald., 1897-11-04

To start with. we
have marked the
CSC line of plain
and striped goods
The herald., 1897-11-04

Here are the leaders
Flannels every won.
an in Los Angeles
needs and at a price
she seldom pays for it.
ciaI piles ready for to.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-12-10
THE JEWISH SOUTH.

shall be brought about by reconciliation of all adj
doctrines; but ought to extract gratifca-
ton in contemplating the vast strides in that direc
ton since the time when all the nations of the earth
practsed the rite of human sacrifice to proptiate the
gods; the strengthening of religious liberty since
the time Of Calico and the dark days of the Spanish
inquisition-and all Judaism has for rejoicing
in the increasing federation of their faith by every
civilized country, Russia alone excepted during the
last half of the nineteenth century
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-12-10


manner, and method the exact time, however is not
given. certain bone in each mortal is preserved
from decay, and this becomes the nucleus of the
directed body. The animate world is doomed to de
struction by strange and miraculous methods; hea-
and hell only, with their inhabitants, will remain
5000 years will be consumed in passing Judgment
and then the righteous will be summoned paradise
and the wicked consigned to hell No mans good
works merits will entitle him to admttance to
heaven, but Gods mercy alone. Heaven is described
with all it's delights including feasting, music, happy
possessions, vgor, and health; but the of all
will be the possession of and seventy
two handsome black Eyed girls of paradise Predes-
tnaon to the last degree is animportant factor and
accounts in large for the indifference to dan
ger death in warfare. .
The practical part of Northumberland is prayer,
fasting aims giving and pilgrimage. Games of
chance in such bad odor that the testimony of
gambler is not accepted in court Cheating and
usury forbidden. Poygamy under restrictions is
permitted and to man IS given almost unlimited pow
of divorce, while woman is restricted to proof Of
-usage neglect. Punishment for murder is not
always severe but that for theft is extremely so; fl
naly it teaches the unity of God and the existence
of only religion with changeable ceremonies
To unite the three principal religions which existed
in Mahomets time-Judaism, Christianity, and hea-
thenism-into one form Mahomet's ideal.
The character OF Mahomet was mixture of no.
beness and baseness and his doctrines
gomerati ton of truth and error When occasion Of
fered he deceitful, cunning, revengeful, and
suous; other times he exhibited the most worthy
consideration for those who fell to his mercy. In his
career he was first regarded as mailman and ia
matte afterward he honored judge and law
9ver. Mahomet first friendly to the Jews then
he deceived them with friendly exterior his incli-
nations chang ed, and finally he tried to externnate
them altogether.
Thus had Israel reared two unnatural daughters,
each one of which tried to usurp the place of the
Their who had furnished them doctrines, precepts,
le-but each one of which having imbbed perncious
doctrines which Israel had aside, sought de-
stroy the parent that gave them birth.
There is at this time conflict in the minds of
thinkers who seek to resolve the ultimate result of
E;l;1
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-12-10

last half of the nineteenth century
Roanoke, va.
Mr.. David Buchsweiler of New York City has
been here a visit his sister Miss Sarah Buchs-
weller. 49,"
Mr.. 1sdore Heyman has returned home
Miss Hannah Levine, formerly of this city, but
now with her parents at Fincastle Va spent Sun
day in Roanoke.
Mr.. Loui Lotzke of Baltimore was at the Ponce
de Leon hotel this week
Our people very proud of Mr.. Eugene May,
youngest of Mrs and Mr.. G. May, who will
graduate next June, he being of the youngest
that ever graduated from Roanoke College at Salem,
Va little while longer and it will be DR.. May.
Success to him.
Messrs S. L. Bromberg, of New York City, E.
Leopold, of Philadelphia, Pa, M. ]. Hamburger and
l. J. Meyer, of Baltimore, Md were in Roanoke last
week. .".s=
NATHANIEL LEVIN, formerly of Charleston, S. c.,
but now resident of New York, has in his posses
sion says the Hebrew Standard, the cloak that the
late Edwin Booth wore in his first impersonaton of
Cardinal Richelieu, in Bulwer Lvtton's celebrated
play of that name. The Booths and Levins had al
ways been on intimate terms of friendship, and Ju-
MUS Brutus Booth invariably resided with Mr. Lee
wins parents-in-law whenever the great actor hap
pened to be in that city. One of Mr. Booths sons
was born in their home. Mr.. Levin recently cee-
brated the eighty fifth anniversary of his birth.
A GOOD story is told of Chief Rabbi Herschell.
One day he was met by beggar who recounted a
string of woes, and ended up by asking for half a
crown That" said Rabbi Herschell, sententiously,
is too little for a Raw to give" !" Beshoem! re
piled the beggar his face Frightening, then perhaps
Rabbi, you will make it half sovereign" " That
lied he Raw &c
much for beggar to receive ''-HebreW Standard
THIS is good time to send friend rela
tive years subscription to THE JEWISH South for
a Ch-annukah gift. One Dollar year.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20
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Twenty Are Against Hanna.
5, Leafs Eesasss, sseesA

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ColrNBus. o.. Nov. Twenty
Republican members Of the legislature
l. IN the hease and three in the sensts-
now stand committed against Marx
Hanna This settles the senatorial
sueStion- Mckinley may use the Fed,
e74l patronage in the hope Of saving his
friend from defeat. but ii viii nos avail
against The opposition TO Hznns in the
Republican party. Hanna will ne de-
feAsea, and with his defeat his power
viii be reduced greatly.
Governor Bushnell will be elected to
the hong term as United States Senator
in all probability. and some other Re-
p0bliosn to the short term. C. l..
Kursz, Mayor MeKisson of Cleveland,
C.. p, Griffin. of Toledo, and one or
two more are spoken of in this eonnec-
tion.
The deal will strengthen Foraker s
position in the Republican party, and
bring him to the front as presidential
possibility in 1900. Foraker. at any
rate. is safely intrenched in the senste.
Asa Jones. the present lieutenant
governor. will succeed Bushnell as
governor. and will stand at the head of
the line for political promotion in
future.
With the help Of the Democrats, leg.
islssion demanded by Mckisson In
Cleveland, by Jones in Toledo. by the
Democrats in Columbus and BY the
anti Cox element in Cincinnati. viii he
pat through by the usw legislature. ard
the leaders in the several cities tAzs
viii strengthen in their power.
Another detail q tk4 oo-1ssz.E-llc,
against Hanna Is that IN r~1E-z s.r
Democrats sarpo-s ths 2e-zsl5sa1ls
will give 10 The Ds=,1crEzsz kl-.s11-.1 q
porsSea az the e-rtzzzzr5Er e tszt
h-xns-kss a sss< b-s-aslGzz-s
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Governor u Arkansas,
AtSS {. Hes1, Secretary At State
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20

Beginning this afternoon, Nov 20,
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Episcopal
church will have home made cakes for
sale at Mrs Watts millinery store.
Cakes sold in quarters. halves and
whole. Anyone desiring cakes baked
for them Thanksgiving Day. or other
special occasions. can leave orders with
Mrs. Kellogg or Miss Clara Emo.
The Epworth League will give q
social st the residence of Mrs. j. ID.
Hawkins on Thanksgiving eve. The
entertainment viii be given for the
benefit Of the poor. The admission will
be anything you may see fit 10 give.
such as clothing, shoes, or any cast OF
wearing apparel not worn by yourself
The cause IS worthy Of yOur patronage.
Everybody invited.
Mas ELzsEaETs SEwEL. widow Of
Jas Sswtll. deceased, died Nov. 4.
1877, Al The residence Of her son.
Martin Goldswo-1hF. II PARIS. Ark
Mrs SeTsl Was born March %. ls2s.
and Was 81 wears q age al TIE tine Of
her death Mrs SsEsn hsi been
married twice. and WIS the mother O.
large family uf chilare1- Those who
survive her are Mrs Wn- Qzzils. Of
Ozark; Martin Galdswu-1ay. James
Goldswar1hy and Mrs Hsa-T Nichols.
of Paris, Ark
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20

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The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20

frsxAS GyESaN. the hoy who shot and
killed District Attorney Charles Jones
recently NJ Carson City. Nevada. was
xxoaersse1 es the grand jury. Jones,
who Mss married man. had been
raylas attention u young Guinsn 5
SISTER Ana upon the day Of the shooting
met Aer hy appointment near her home.
M. G1in&n. her fSther. interrupted
are meeting and oaarrelei with Jones.
The 10y. wAa WIS watching from an
ssgsseE wsaaeu q the house. fearing that
Ais father uonla he killed by Jones.
w'ha Aaa resstatsoa s. gun fshter.
shfa kzse killed The attorney with rife,
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lssAea scseast i the ssaae Il ress
SsAftA, Governor saaes wrsses
/ know assAsas Saea4 sae wssrsss u
tAaS Ssssr. Saa pseSoaae tsserv Is another
siae 4 Il asag~ favorable = tAe Students.
bat. roesrsless & sAis. | s4lae tess essse
of football IS new pssses is = Azassl
spozt, frsaeAt VITA naeA SSsSeT u
tAose PLAYING, saa altogether sat -
harmony with proper essee&tSNasi
system Il fsct. Il hiss seea - aStoss.
easlv 80 that bills have heea SasgSssacea
IN The legislatures of several x tAe
states. snd passed by ST least eae =
them, TO make Ii nnlswfal IN ny
opinion the higher Civilization wAseA
we profess IS entirely inconsistent VITA
the liberation Of snch gssae. and
therefore. Il being expeaieas u call :
meeting Of the 6essd Of tz-aSeees. ,seeza
1t my duty so cali your attention - tbs
matter sna respectfully s1ccess tai
yoa put stop altogether q the nsSssas
Of this game by the staasRss u sAsi
university. The best snss-s.ses = sAss
university. I think, clearly demand
this. and / hope von vsa sss< tAs
matter at once into sesseas eaassase-,
alton.
DR.. Buchanan respenaes sAas sas ~
port was exseeerxseas and ee-sAss
stated the team Was nndeE eseesrezasas
to play q game with Ds1-y oesaeces
Springfield, Mo-. sui ons VIII oesassssss
College, Ark&5elphss 70 this <sSs.
Jones replied:
In view Of the facts stated = voEr
letter conear In year opinion that TIE
university team BE permitted i play
the two games os football for which
have already been EaSds,
but suggest that il be under supervision
Of some member or members of the
faculty. stsll think. however. fer the
reasons given in MY last letter, tina; the
further PLAYING of the game BY the
students should not BE per.
rnittei. and from the individual ex-
pressions q some of the eoari Sm sure
,hAt il would take that view il called
upon 10 take acssea in the matter. /
hope that you will permit these two
games only with the understanding that
no more are 70 be played. =
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20

Consul nsUsTgR. st Crefeld.
Germany. reports 10 the state depart
,nent At Washington 8 discovery made
there. which. il is said. viii reyoln.
tsonise the methods of illumination. II
il an iacandesceat sss A single Jet of
ordinary size can emit q light of much
more than iaea candle power, and fine
print can he read ss distance q Ice
seet. The inventor SAYS she cost az $
isSht ef $50 candle power IS enly
~ cents per hour. while thst e sn
ordinary electric light of 400 candle
power Is fee<seea cents per hour.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20
ESTRAY NOTICE.

have taken up and posted before J.
". Frye, J. P. certain mare and
mule. Said mare is light sorrell. IL
hands high. both hind feet white. spot
in forehead and small wen on right side
of nose and is about years old Said
mule is black mare mule. about II
hands high and is 6 years old.
JOSIAH KEsTER.
Nov. ia, 1897. Cedsrville. TIP.
Crawford County. Ark.
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Over Hunts Grocery,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LANp OFrier Ar pARD ANELLE. ANE.

LAND OFFICE AT DaRDASELLE. AEE.,l
Nov. /, isg7. /
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Eled notice Of his intention 10
make hnsl proof N snppor, OF his claim and
that said proof viii be made before the County
Clerk Of Crawford O.. al Van Bnren. Ark. on
Dec Is 1857, viz. Allen Gertrie. Hd. Entry
No. auoas for the SW4. Sec "A Tp. Il. North.
Range 50 Vest
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: John Friden Carroll Cornelius.
Sam Cartwright and James Hiliisrd, all Of
Chester. Ark
VIZ r wooTEs Register.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20

NEWS reached Cabin Greek Weslnes.
.lay Of tragedy which occurred nesr
Knoxville Monday night. During a
heavy storm Henry I.ollss. wife and
child, and Dick Ralisnee were sitting
by the FIRE IN Lollis home when the
building was struck by lightning.
I.ollis aud child were instantly killed.
Balance was knocked senseless. and
Mrs. Lollis was perhaps fatally injured.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-20

tbs Frisco railroad company Is pre-.
pairing 10 have 900 frnit and coal cars
constructed 10 meet the rapid Increase
of business in its freight department.
Three elegant cafe cars arc also being
bull; at the Frisco shopsat Springfield.