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The herald., 1897-04-01
Charged With Battery

Joseph Carmona was yesterday at 230
o'clock arrested on Hill street by Officer
Long on a warrant sworn to by Angel
Reyes, charging the crime of battery.
On Monday morning last Reyes came to
the receiving hospital. where he was
treated for cuts and bruises about the
head which he said had been inflicted by
couple of men late Sunday night or
early the next morning. Reyes had been
drinking and was still under the infiu
ence of liquor when he came to the hos
pital. A complaint was sworn to by
him. charging Carmona and an unknown
man with assault upon which the arrest
was made. Bail of $50 was put up by
Carmona at the police station and he
was released, to appear in court today
for arraignment.
The herald., 1897-04-01
Thrown From a Cart

An elderly man named j. B. Harvey,
who works in a Second street carriage
shop. was thrown from his cart and
slightly bruised by runaway late last
evening out near Westlake park Har-
vey was driving homeward when his
horse took fright at passing electric
car at the corner of Seventh street and
Union avenue. running away and throw
ing him out. He was picked up in an
unconscious condition and carried into
a lievry stable near by. where he soon
came around The patrol wagon was
called to the scene and brought Harvey
to the police station, but he was not
injured sufficiently to require medical
attendance, and Immediately left for his
home
The herald., 1897-04-01
A Small Cutting scrape

Austin Pulliam, colored lad of 10
years, was arrested and placed behind
the bars at the city jail last evening for
cutting William Hines, young Ameri
can.
The scene of the affray was on Walnut
street on the East Side. Sergeant Nc
Keag made the arrest.
Bystanders report the ault to have
been made without provocation, but the
cutting seems to have been the culmina-
ton Of previous difficulties of minor
nature.
The wound inflicted is not dangerous,
consisting of a cash about four inches
long, but only skin deep.
The herald., 1897-04-01
CITY Ndys in Bries

Orr & Hines. unertakers. removed to
e47 South Broadwiy. Tel. Main %.
Robert Sharp &Co., funeral directors
independently, 53t South Spring street.
Telephone 1929
Watches cleand, rs cents; main
springs. so cents crystals. 10 cents.
Patton, 214 South roadway.
Adams Bros. fntists, 23s1s South
Spring street. Hinless filling and ex-
tracing. Best sss Of teeth from 80 to
$40. Hours, to 5lSundays. 10 to IL.
John E. Mural begs to announce to
his customers andfriends that he is now
connected with tie Diamond Coal COM
pany. 235 West Tird street. (Tel main
S15), where all fel orders will receive
his personal attetion.
DR.. Rebecca lee Dorsey, Stimson
block first floor, rooms 1873, 1874. 1S5.
Speciai attentioi given to obstetrical
cases and all dteases of women and
children. Eleq'icity scientifically
used. Consultabn hours, l to 5. Tel.
1877
The latest fad t H. c. Lichtenberger's
art emporium, "a South Spring street, Is
water color heas by the celebrate
artist, Miss Sides of New York city.
The only collecbn on the Pacific coast.
Don't fail to sefhe display in the show
window.
The herald., 1897-04-01
DEATHS

JOSIAH her former residence, No. 6A
Ruth avenue, March 80, 1897. Mary l..
Jost. mother of w. p. Jost. aged IS
years.
The funeral services will be held at the
parlors of Kregelo & Bresee, corner Broad
way and Sixth streets, this (Thursday) af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock. The friends are in
vited to attend. Interment at Newburgh.
n. Y.
WEBSTER-In this city, March 30, 1897,
Dolores Webster aged years.
The funeral will take place from the res
idence, S65 Center street, today at 10 o'clock
a. m. Friends and acquaintances are In
vited to attend.
The herald., 1897-04-01
Fell Ten Feet

While at work painting the cupo,a
OF the Rose block on North Main street
about o'clock yesterday afternoon G.
W. Anderson, painter residing at No.
1O7 Sotello street, fell from a ladder to
the roof of the building, distance of
about ten feet. Anderson struck on the
the stump of his right arm. which had
been amputated above the elbow, the
nervous shock greatly distressing him,
SO much so that he was removed to the
receiving hospital. where after simple
remedies had been administered by Po-
lice Surgeon Hagan, he was able to be
sent home.
The herald., 1897-04-01
dently no novice in the art of shoplIft-
CHICKENS CAUSE TROUBLE
Fifteen Fowls Form the Basis Of a
Petty Larceny Complaint

About noon yesterday Ed Wilson was
arrested by Deputy Constable Mugnemi
and brought into court upon charge of
petty larceny sworn out by ]. J. White
head. Wilson, 1t appears, has rented
house on Temple street near Union ave-
nue from Whitehead, occupying the
premises several months. When he took
possession there were some fifteen chick
ems on the place, but when he left the
aforesaid fowls had also vanished. For
the loss of his pullets Whitehead swore
to the complaint. In his own behalf
Wilson says that the chickens were
nuisance and useless to him and that
he told Whitehead to take them away, as
he could not be bothered feeding them.
AS his landlord failed to do as requested
Wilson sold the fowls and thus brought
upon himself the ire of Whitehead. The
defendant was arraigned in court and
allowed to go on his own recognizance
to appear today to plead.
The herald., 1897-04-01
Sick and Destitute

On Tuesday night James Gallagher,
ar elderly INDECENT. applied at the police
station for lodging. having come to the
city from San Francisco on his way to
the Soldiers home, to which he was in
tending to apply for admission. Yes
terday morning Gallagher was found to
be quite i'll with congestion Of the lungs
and was removed into the receiving
hospital, where, after treatment by DR..
Hagan, he was sent to the county hos
,.;f
The herald., 1897-04-01
Don't Law

But IL you must, we will advise you
without charge. And If we don't win
your case. it will cost you nothing. Me-
chanics' liens prepared without charge.
Hard collections pushed. Our special
ties are railway damage suits and suits
against corporations and trusts, libel,
slander and other damage cases, fore
closure of mortgages and liens. Notary
work free to clients. Langworthy Co.
226 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-04-01
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
chronIeied ON Pages 8. ). 8. 8. . and 10

Forecast: cloudy, with showers.
The new library board in office.
Sudden death on the street Of Aaron
Smith.
The official Fiesta program de-
scribed.
A straw pile the subject Of legal
controversy.
Some inside facts about the boiler
inspectorship.
A COW that caused trouble on Twen-
ty-eighth street.
A tough ysungster sent to lone for
stealing W 4eel.
The funeral of ex-Mayor RAIDER
largely attended.
Rangel relatives true to their name
over q disputed will.
A female shoplifter captured, laden
with stolen drygoods.
All ouon dismissed from the charge
Of bribing a constable.
Norman Lewis sent to San Quentin
for flve years for forgery.
Decision reversed against the state
board of dental examiners.
Evidence concluded in the long
drawn out Yarwood water suit.
Fire commissioners object to using
apparatus for pumping purposes.
George Richardson, alias Casey, ar
rested for carrying burglars tools.
Some of the spoo-k disciples relate
their experiences; all sorts of spirits.
The chamber of commerce making
strenuous efforts for citrus fruits pro-
lection.
g. ]. Griffith interviewed on his re-
turn from Washington on the efforts
being made to secure citrus fruit pro-
lection.
The herald., 1897-04-01
Discussing the Cut

The employees about the city hall yes
terday put in considerable time dis
cussing the cuts made by the retrench-
ment committee. There has only been
one resignation, and 1t is not probable
that there will be any others.
The herald., 1897-04-01

Nesting of the fpecial committee of
the coun Ill on oil wells-7:30 pm.
Miss Merritt hctures before the
kindergarten association on Flowers
at $50 La 8. Brosdway-2:30 pm.
The herald., 1897-04-01
AT THE THEATERs

LOS ANGELES THEATER.-Georgia
Cayvan opens tonight in Squire Kate"
The attendance will be large, Miss Cay
van having made host of friends and
admirers on her prior visits to this coast
with the Lyceum company.
The herald., 1897-04-01
P0sfp0nemenf

AT Al MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
of the Cahuenga Valley Lemon exchange.
held on March 20, 1897, 1t was decreed that
the sale by public auction Of stock upon
which assessment was unpaid be deferred
until April 2l. 1897
Notice-There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock for which no certi-
Gates have been issued, on account of as
sessment No /. levied on January Is. 1897.
of the respective shareholders as follows:
Naunae No Shares Arnount
The herald., 1897-04-01

And In accordanoe With law and an order
of the board of directors, made on the 18th
day of January, 1897. so many shares OF
each parcel Of stock as may be necessary
of the exchange at Colegrove, Cal. on
Wednesday, April q, 1897. at the hour of
O'Clock pm. OF said day. to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with
sale. THOS. DAVIDSON, Secy. al
The herald., 1897-04-01

The test after all is: do
you like it? Scha22smg's Best
tea is wholesomer than most
other tea; but that isn't why
people buy it.
They buy it because they
like it.
If they don't like it, they
only borrow it-they get
their money back of the
grocer.
schilling & Company
San Francisco ~
The herald., 1897-04-01
EVENTS OF TODAY

Orpheum--Vaudsville.
Burbank-The Hunger.
Los Angeles-squire Kate.
The herald., 1897-04-01
CITY 2EcToRY FOR 1907
Notice to Thos Who Have Changed Their
Address

Those who i've changed their business
or residence aIress. firm style or occupa-
tion. and new rivals since the final can
vass for MaxYl's City Directory for 1897.
will please at &e notify the Los Angeles
Directory Co.. stimson blsck. Tel.
Main 1880.
The herald., 1897-04-01
The Weather

TEMPERATURES Report of observations
taken at Los lngeles. March 81. The
barometer is rhuced to sea level.
The herald., 1897-04-01
To CO a Cold In One ps,

Take Laxati, Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggist:refund the money II Il
falls to cure. &C.
The herald., 1897-04-01

To Reach R4sburg Gold Fielis
take Santa Fe pute. Shortest stage
trip. Leaves Id Angeles 1915 a. M;
arrives III Randstrg $3.50 p. m. Through
tickr4-
The herald., 1897-04-01

Indications for Southern California;:
Cloudy weather WIN showers IN northern
norton Thursday; louthwesterly winds.
The herald., 1897-04-01

Maximum temperature. SO degrees; min
imum temperature 40 degrees; rainfall for
The herald., 1897-04-01

Time. Bar. Th'i R.H. Wind Vel. W'ther
s am. 30.25 AZ o5 n l1iehr
p. m. 5Oio % IL 'oi"'
The herald., 1897-04-01

"a. A. Eek.
vet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

iunDe a,nDsr Du puit! SEPT ssh'n
mir fdlafen."
l1nb sr tappte bic f9male etiege
gum 8oben binauf, um ieinen Rauid
ausauf9lafen, tpdbrenb Mrnolb unb
Marfatta Dor ben Nsdereien Der Ra4z
barn in bic Stube fliiateten.
n&ommt berein, Wutter," tagte
Mariatta gu Der often. bic ii4 tpebrte
unb ertldrte, fie einge niht in bas
5aus, ba fGme Der Mlb unb bride lie,
iie miife brauBen bleiben. Oa leete
Mariatta ibr Elm &opftiHen auf bic
S9pelIe unb 3os bic Sbiir binter itd
gu. Die Nadbarn perliefen ii4, unb
es purbe itiD in bel Golonie am Walos
ranbe. Mu9 bic Stimme Der alien
Grau, bic nod cine Weile ibre Gieber
fortseiebt bate, peritummte.
sd friere," tlaste lie banr, leiie in
fi9 3uiammen 19auernb, rih friere 10!
Mber bas nebme i9 ni4t, ba fibt Der
Mlb brin, Der 5sufsl!" sic ftieb bas
&opftiKsn BON fid unb blidte I'm ii4.
als iu9e iis etpas. PlOBli4 beiann
lie ii9. Oort, unter Der 8obenftiees
lasen is ia. bic StreidbOlaer. Sis
Marfatta bate eeftern Sudden &C.
baden in benz Yadofen. Der bic 9dlfts
bes Jlurs einnabm. es mar idDner
SUDDEN sepsien, es mar ia 9od5eit i'm
9aufe, 9od5eit - unb iie lieb man
frieren, neil lie alt unb f4pa4 mar.
Mber fe ppllte es iia nun marin mo
den, idOn marin!
sic bate bic Streidb0l5er 9efunben
unb bolte sei9dftis trodenes Sola bers
BEL, bas i'm Sofe neben benz 3iesenitan
lag. ., 70 alt unb idpa4 mar fe
nod nidt. bab lie ni4t bate Elm Jeuer
anmaden tOnnen. tpenn fie bod fror!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11
Starke

Nerveu kommen sicher vom Gebrauch v0n
Hoods Sarsaparilla vie das Kuriren Won
6crofeln, Flechten oder anderen s~ogenanntsn
Bl~utkrankheiten. Dies kOmmt einfach dahse
dass das Blut den Zustand aller
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

SoIde llnperf9dmt.
belt. Grau a.: .Sasen Sic NAL,
bic Grau MiilIer 1T tpobl cine redt an.
senebme Nadbarin2" - 1rau g.:
rSb @ott bepabre, i'm @esentbeil.
Oenten sic ii9 nur bieie @~emeinbeit!
Neuli4 sebe ih cine tIeine GsitIidteit,
gu Der i'd lie nidt einlabe. mas tbui
biefe semeine perion9 Sic 51idt ae,
rabe, als mir mitten beim GFen fiben,
ibren fleinen Sunsen unb perlangt ibre
Mefern unb @abeln 5uriid, bic i'd
mir erit gu benz 3tpede bon ibr ssborst
batte!"
= S9iffsunfaIL. Primer
Sreunb! Nlfo IN England 1T Define
8raut nit einem Sdaufpieler bur1s
sesansen? Wie fam base" - rSisb
NAL, Bel Der ueberfabrt paren mebrere
perlobte unb perbeiratbete paare an
8orb, unb ba cling Mnes biib{9 OF,
bentli9 gu. Nber als Der erfte srobe
Sturm fam, tpurbe MlIes 70 bur1ein.
amber seiporfen. bab man nidt mebr
pubte. pelde perfonen auiammense.
b0rten. unb ba fam mir aud meme
8raut abbanben."
- o o 2aernenbof. I'm.
teroffieier gum Retruten Diirr):
r&erl. tpenn sic Sbre Betne f4mei.
zen, bas mub seben. als Oh fe aus i.
ner Glinte seidoFen piirben. bic 81,
risen pafen ia aud gerabe in bas
tleinfaliberise 9epebr!"
-Trtftis. Mntpalt: .SbreJrau
bat alase sesen sic erboben tpes.n
b0smilIisen @erlaFens! Warum fnb
sic benn i~iberbaupt bon 3u 6au{e
forte" - 9atte: % Soft - i'd mare
berali9 serne eeblieben, ipsnn nur met.
ne Grau bur4sebrannt tpGre!"
- u benz Balle. Badfif4
-. Bite. 5err 2ieutenant. laden
Ste Elm tpenis. bamit meine Jreunbin
bort briiben slaubt. mir unterbalten
uns - bas draert fe au 9obel'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

senuperranp. Ste jdrte laut aui uao
lief auf bic Glammeu gu. um oanI' tn
bic Rniee au bre4en. Wt p~eratpett'
lunaspolIer @ebdrbe ftredte fe bic ge'
rungenen Sdnbe aus. .Wssin 3ruoer
- mstn Bruber!~
Gin Wann NIT rau@sef4ndr5tem
8eiidt trat neben iie. Der Imtsrid~
ter ertannte ben S4iffer Mrnolb.
,Geitern mar unfere 9odaett.' fagte
bieier, nun auh ben 4mtsri4ter be
mertenb, mir blieben Bel Der Wutter
iiber Ra&t - ba tam bas Geuer aus.
- mir f9Iiefen In Der Stube uno
tonnten uns bur4 bas Geniter retten.
aber biegobentreppe brannte slei4 bon
oben Bis unten. unb Der Rarol mar be-
trunten. als Ct fi9 seitern leste -
~gr blieb i'm 9auie2" fragte Der
4mtsridter entiest.
50. ia. aber es sins alIes 10 thneu
- es mar unm0slih, ibn gu retten."
praFelnb unb Gunten fpribenb.
tpie Elm srobes Geueruert, firate iest
bic Siitte auiammen. Gin seQenber
G9ret iibertDnte bic iptrren Rufe unb
alasen. Dom ponen GIammeni4ein
beleu4tet. ftanb bic Wittue patutta
Dor benz S4eiterbaufen. Der ibr 3aus
eepefen mar. Das sraue 9aar tlps
in tpirren StrGbnen UNI ibren Ropf.
,Weine 2tnber, meine ainber!"
idrie fie. .0as 1T Der Stud! Sd
mubte fie ale perbrennen. aue!"
.9abt Sbr benn bas Jeuer anses
siinbet9" fraste Der @enbarm. Der me-
ben ibr ftanb. .
sd poIte mid ia BLOB pGrmen."
tlaste iie. lid fror ia TO-"
llnb plObli4 iprans lie auf, bob bic
fnoaiaen Mrme unb prebte bas pirre
Saar an ibre S9ldfen, pdbrenb lie
feltfam audenbe, faft tan5enbe 8etpes
sunssn ma9te: n9o43eit, 9o4aeit!!"
treii4te fie. nja, ia, cine lutige 9ohs
5eit poIen mir balten!!"
Isle lit gang BON Sinner. fe mub
in bic propinaial : Srrenanftalt, i'd
perbe bas foslei4 morsen peranlai>
isn," iaete Der Mmtsridter. Damn
tpanbte er fid an GERM BON Salfen:
Gin bOberer Hi9ter als mir bat bier
entidieben uns bleibt penis gu
tbun."
Beibe blidten nod Der 8ranbftGtte
bin, auf tpelder bas Geuer 5~uiebenbs
tlsiner tpurbe unb in ii4 5uiammens
ianf. Oas trodene 9olS unb Strph.
aus tpel9em bic 9iitte b eitanben bate.
bot Der 5lamme teinen Wiberitanb.
aber au4 cine iid ianeI persebrenbs
Nabruns.
Mm anberen Sage tpurben bic per=
toblten Hefte 3arols unter ben Triims
mer,, gefunben. Der Brief ieines 0as
ters mar nit ibm berbrannt. Der alte
patutta blieb perf4oIen, unb Mar>
Iatta b0rte ME pieber bon ibm. -
.Sein Sobn 1T als Siibnopfer fiji
bic ftraflos sebliebene Shulb bes 0as
ters 9efauen," 1a9te 1pdterbin bic Bas
ronin 9obrau. rSie arme 4lte unt
i9. mir finb 2eioenssefdbrtinnen, benn
mir pubten, baB bas Wort bon Der
rS9ulb Der Batter, bic serd9t tpers
ben foIte an ben 3tnbern, fi9 an un>
ieren SDbnen erfiinen tpiirbe - unb
es bat fi4 erfuat."
Stin. aber refianirt, tpaltete lie IN
9obrau. BIB our 9o4oeit BON @erbarh
unb &otbtraut. Damn iollte 9erbarb
bas 9ut iibernebmen. Mus benz
S4iffbrud ibrer 9offnunssn bate fe
bic 2iebe gu ibrer Pflesetodter eeret.
tet. unb lie slaubte nod einmal al, bas
Slid. nidt fir fi9, aber fir bas &C.
idle4t. bas na4 ibr fam. Sic bate
nur elm 9ebet unb cine 9offnuna fir
basielbe: yM6se es Dor SduI6 Be-
pabrt bleiben!"
M n hs\
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10. 6 apitel /.

ssranata hattie ibre Iusiasen Dor
benz Mmtsri9ter tp%ieberbolt. unb bies
fer bef9lob, nod in Der Na4t &arols
8erbaftung porsunebmen. 5rau bon
Salten mar gu ibrem Sobne eeeilt,
unb ibr 9atte beeleitete ben Imtsri4s
ter, Der iofort ielbit mad Der Golonis
fabren polte.
Sdpeisenb faben bic beiben Mdns
ner neben chamber in benz Waeen, auf
beHen &utihbod elm @enbarm plab
senommen bate. SEPT batten fie ben
@alo errei1t. Die ptelen 8aumtpurs
aeln, bic ben Wes burd5osen, ma4ten
elm fanelIes 1abren in Der Ountelbeit
niat ratbiam. 2ansiam trod Der
Waeen unter benz Sdatten Der 8aum'
apeise babin.
Oas Griiblinsstperben Der Na4tts
salIen Hang in iebniiidtis lanssesosez
men SDnen unb iubelnben 1ri1ern
bur9 bas Sdpeisen bes Walbss. font
ihien fi9 ni9ts 2ebenbes melt unb
brett sl reeen. Damn f4lus in Der
sserne Elm 5unb an. Serr bon Salfen
ri9tste iid FRAZIER auf man ndberte
fid Der Golonie.
Mber mas mar base Gin BUMPER
2Grm, tpie Gngitli9 bur9 chamber rus
fenbe Menidenftimmen, unb lansse5oz
genes S%unbeeebeul bransen bon Der
Ridtuns Der Golonie ber in ben Walb.
,3pi5den ben StGmmen blibte es auf
in rotbselbem @dein, bic Walbluft
permifdte fi4 nit bur4brinsenbem
Raudgeru4.
usfeuer in Der Golonie!" meIbete Der
9enbarm, ii9 auf benz &uti4bod um=
penbenb, unb r5euer!!" rief 9err bon
Salten, unpiItiirlid aufiprineenb
unb benz &utider ~befeblenb, raider gu
fabren. Der @asen fam iebt aus benz
Walbe beraus. Oie nd4fte 5iitte
itanb in poIen Tlammen, unb bic
1unfen itieaen tpie Rateten gum bunts
len Nadtbimmel auf. @ruppen bon
balbbetleibeten, f9reienben unb finns
los lumber laufenben Meniden umsas
ben bic 8ranbftdtte.
,Das 1T bas Saus Der patuttas,"
rief 9err bon Salten. CUR grbe iprins
genb.
Die anbern folsten linn.
rSebe Did auf zines Der Pferbe,"
fdrie CT ber &utider gu. runb reite 10
fdneu 9u tannit, gum 9ofe. Die
Seueripribe foll tommen, fonit brennt
bic gauge GoIonie ab!"
Die @etpibbeit, bab @erbarb uns
idulbis mar, unb bic Hare, ereifbare
@sfabr. Der er iid e~eseniiber fab, bat>
ten linn feline gauge Glaftieitdt unb
Sbattrdft suriidseseben.
r8ebalten sic ben labmen pafutta
i'm Muee," fliiterte Der Mmtsri4ter
benz 9enbarmen gu. Hiemanb bon ben
seGnsitisten Goloniebemobnern iibers
leste in biefem @usenbIid, bab bic
Serren" unmOsli9 bes foeben ausee,
Commandments pesen idon bier fein
fonnten. Man bradte ibre @eaenipart
unpiltirli4 nit benz llnsliid in 9erz
%binbuns unb mar iofort bereit, Serrn
bon Saltens @noronunsen au folaen,
WaHer auf bic g0ben Der bena6barten
9duier gu f&affen. unb bic Ddder
bur4 naHe Side Dor ben iberiprin.
senben Gunten gu fdiiben. Die Sduier
lasen perein3elt. bon @Grten unb
8Gumen umseben. unb Der Mbenb mar
tpinbftin, 70 bab Soffnuns blieb. bas
Jeuer 81 beidrdnten.
mo 1T Der 2abme, Der bier In bic.
lem 8duie tuobnta" fraste Der Units
ri&ter cine iunse perion. bic NIT ouf.
sel0fen 9oaren unb fSrmIt& erftarrt
boz G6red BEN tr~eRReabsa 6sats -
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II. GapiteL

Sn Der Dorfidente fpielte instpi.
fden bic Wuiit. unb bic paare brebten
fi4 TN 9an3e. Rarol tonnte ni4t
mittanaen ieines 8eines tpesen. bas
fit mad turaer Y%eferuns ieit elm paar
Sasen tpieber Deridlimmert bate. gr
lab nit elm paar dlteren 2euten am
S&enttii4 unb trant 8ranntpein.
perbielt fih aber I'm llebrieen aiemli&
t@peisfam. gnbli& itanb e ouf unb
tebnte h9 hrauSen uebeu be MastkSs
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Ou6Isu'S arutSa eaIbe.

Die bette Salbs In Der Belt fir S&nitt'
wunoen. Nbihirfuna, 0ei&mlre. SalaHu6
6ieberipu nbsn. Hishten. ehrommen an ben
Sdnben. HrofbeuIen. 6ibnerauaen unb an'
6outfebIer; fe bsiIt poftip 6dmorrhsiner
ober ieine HobIuna perIanat. @orautirt
ba6 uouhd nbias Rufriebenhsit aeaebsn
mirb. sber boa 0eIb mtrs aurl6erRottst.
Breis Der S&c&teI ~ Gents. m Serfou.
70. ~ - Q Av1w We WS~tNss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

- gelb perlishsn ouf Hormsn fnr bic
Dauer bon l. 2. 3. 4 ober 5 Sobrsn
SntereRen niehria. GbaS. Y. Wsrie.
GasR Gntre, Wtna. k1-a1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11
NerVen

Knochen, Muskeln und Gewebe beeiniusst
Wenn es unrein ist, kann es desc Theil NIGHT
geh0rig ernahren. Wenn es durch Hoods Sar.
saparilla rein, reich, roth und belebend gemacht
wird, schafYt es Gesundheit anstat Krankheit,
und repariert das ermudete, nervose System vie
sonst NIGHTS. 80 werden Nervenzerruttung
Hysterie, Neuralgie. Herzklopfen durch
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

Surh Ueioraun8 BON eutem Wie, unp
our@ 3uportommenbe prompte Nebwnuuo
u9en mir unS bic CUNT elmer ae.brt,S
Runoitoft 81 ii6ern. DefeQungen fur IA.
u,llengebrau@ meroen prompt beforai.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11

Sarsaparila

kurirt, wen Is die einzige wahre BLUR, ini-
gende Medizin ist. Preis 81; sechs fur 50.
Hoods Pillen i s,nd m S,e H slndise sar ral,
parilla gu nehmen. All Droguisten. u cents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-11
0eln 1T Der bebrl!

mean man 0slb auSeibt, etn msn ff ttt'dh
estS eraS GutsS, spaS pahsness tsen un
uaS um stnsn yaHtntsn dnJus sttt, NTH 10 tnt"s
isasn. ~ BEN sr tas Dausstaftsas ure etst ftrsii
W Der @aars. feptt tss Nstfnas 4. cnlaM:,
oGesn unb tas p aHsntAs In ftnf&t ant etsnn'
bss ssntsas 0slt hsbtn Tam. d." auts, ~,
I:stssss Carl Peters ;ssIi.s,.:.
sstl an fstnsn &ititsrAsHtn ftts ssrrdisit ". y.
luyerIdHtst Qrbettef bsf6d fttlt sab pismvit
Il osbtsnans ,ussNAtt. Esn srfu9s""
~PETTERS,
sS0.St. OsvaasSesses. "
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14

picking IS practically over. Should goo
weatheN continue for few week
longer the crop will all be gathered. a
there is very little top crop anywhere il
the state.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14
Important Point.

One of the wittiest of the number.
less witty retorts of Sheridan was
that made to Pitt on one occasion.
Pitt had compared the constant
opposition of Sheridan to an ever.
lasting drag chain, clogging all the
wheels, retarding the career and
embarrassing the progress of gov.
eminent.
To this Sheridan, with his usual
promptness, replied that one impor-
tant fact about the real drag chain
had been omitted in the minister Is
apt smile.
For" said he clearly, with his
eye fixed on his antagonist, "a real
drag chain is applied only when the
machine is going down hillr'-
Youths Companion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14
Aconite.

The dangerous character of AGO.
mite, or monkshood leaves, is well
known to most grown persons, but
children need instruction to avoid
those large palm shaped leaves
which are dark green on the upper
surface. This most deadly of veg
etable poisons causes great depres-
sion, often blindness, tingling ali
over the body, Earching and burn
ing OF TIE throat and stomach, and
finally death ensues.