davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

Wyleczcie sic! Me b2dzc'e
chorymi Gala zime, kiedy
kilka oolar6w wydaoych
ma dobra m%edecyne
Was wyleczy.
Ware, Mass 3 pazdz.,, 1898.
Wlbny ks. Dobr! Donosze,
zem .zazywafa przys}an9 medecyn9
i "a tYdz!en czu}am sle zupe'nle
zlrowa i moor g. Nam dobry ape
tyt. moge dobrze spac a "a tYdzlen
poszfam do piracy i pracuj &c clesze
sic dobrsm zdrowiem. Zase}am
serdeczne pod2iekowan1e it'd.
HELENA
Box III Ware, Mass.
Interwald, Wis, 1 pazdz 1898.
Wlbny ks. BROOKS! Donosze 0
mojej chorobie: C1uje sic teras
dose dobrze. Czasem mnle jcszcze
brzuch zaboli, ale III dug, ME
tax czesto lax przedtem. Ciesze sic,
ze czuie dobrze. Mech Ci Bog da
iak najd}uzsze zycie / zdrowle.
T.. POLCZYNSKT,
Interwald, Taylor Co, WIS.
MF Zwracam uwsge ma zmia~
ne mego adresu: No: 525 NJ l-
W a u k e 9 a v e., pomledzy Elston
i Center w.. Nalezy przYs}ac zna-
GEEK pocztowy ra cdpowiedz l
nowy cyrkularz pytajnlSowy, W
kt6rym poda 1e jest wszYstko o
Waszej choroble.
Adre.o &c:
KS. BROOKS,
525 Milwaukee ave, Chicago 1llr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

nonice do kwiat6w pc tanich
Dcenach. Wielkie obroty u
mozebniaja. nam sprzedawanie ich
pc nastepujacych cenach:
Donica,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

Prey wlekszych ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Ceny specyalne.
Rome zelazne i blaszane
sprzety domowe i przybory
kuchenne, porcelany, zabawki
ola dzieci i tysjac innych
rzeczy.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

Sn China erNartet man, oab be,
Raiier am %. Nopember f0rmlih abae=
iebt ueroen ipa, oem @eburtstaae Der
&aiIerin=Wittpe, unb oaB sur felben
3eit prins Sun, elm Gnabe Dpn Is
Sabren gu ie.nem Nadfolser einaeieb1
iperben miro.
Seruialem lit nit 6remben, baupt'
iahlih Seutiben, tuel6e Gaiier Wil=
belms Nnfunft ermarten, iiberfiillt.
Sn 9oiion. @ali3ien, brad fiirslid
eine Suoenuerfolgung aus. Cine 5haar
Yaueru iiberfiel uno pliinoerte oas Su=
oenpiertel, tOotete sebn perfonen UNI
permunoete biele Nnoere. Mu1 perlau=
tet, oaB bic Berfolsuna an Musoeb=
nlinN sunimmt. Nad oem plabe bes
Nufrubrs linb Sruppen abgeididt por=
Den.
Inter Der 8arniIon in griea, Shle=
fen, finb nod peitere pieratg Soloaten
am 5ppbus erfrantt. 0ier berIelben
Iino bereits 9eforben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
Gitt WcbnsjauS Dcmolist.

glidt piel bdtte gefeblt, 70 pdre am
Gienltag sbeno oas 2aus unIeres Mit=
biirgers, Geter gidel, BON einem .an=
prallenoen Galiagierwagen Der G. & 9.
gilenba6n gdn5Iih pom Sunoamente ge=
boben moroen. 9lls um ii l1br Elm
&oMensua i'm 8abnboI Der 6. & y.
@iienbubu cinfnbr, mar cine Meibe
falIh 9elteQt, uno itatt auf oas @eleiIe
Der Seitenlinie nab Dem geaperoam
5bale, fubr Der 3ug auf Elm @eleiie Der
SauptIinie, auf Der Elm Pallngierwa=
gen fano, uno bieIer naro Dor benz
3uge hsrgsibpben, iiber oas Geleile
bintueg uno iiber bieies hinaus, -
oenn Die balboerfaultsn sbmcaen, Die
am gnbe oislss @sleiIes logen, biloet.n
fein erniilibes 5inoerulB, : iber eine
Strabe uno neitsr iiber Elm @runb=
itiid uno itieb oann nod nit iDl6er
Gje!ualt geeen oas Wobubaus bon Yeter
gidel, bab oaNelbe | = IL Srb bon
leinsm Tunoament 5uriidseitoben lour=
De. Ser @oroertleil oss Saules III
poQfdnoig oenolirt, uno M(les aus
Den Jueen gerillsn. Serr uno Jral
@itbel wareu i'm Bette, als Der StoB er=
iolgte. Sic ihliefen iii einem 3imn,sr
neben benz parlor. sic tpuroetl nihl
erbeblib perlebt, obipo1l ein Shelf be,
Gppsoede auf lie berunter fiel, aber Der
5bref bat bic Yeioeu iblimm nit.
9enonllnen. 9ie Sbiiren maren mid.
81 DHnen uno Iie nuBten oas 0aus
ourb elm 6eniter uerlailen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
RplitiiNes.

Eie 0eeres llnterluhunas Commit
iion bat oen sutreffenbeu Mamen vNlse,
aelief Gommiil lion" erbalten.
llnler ppi1oepartement min loiort
gnglann. 9eutihiauo uno Srnnfreid
oen gorIhtaa MADDEN, Die Weltpolfper:
einsrate fir 8rieie nuf 2 Gents fir
lln3e oper bsren Yruhtbeil gu ermdbi,
gen. nno bofft gnteegentommen gu fin.
ben.
Ser Neaer= =Irubei in Sflinois nut
Der Snoianer=Subel in Winueiota finr
3e,t9emdbe Marnunaen, Die bon Der
@olcnialidpdrmern belersiat weroer
follten. Sc ,nebr @olonien, oeito meb,
Neyer. beito mebr Suoianer (ooer Ma.
lapen) uno oelto ,nebr arubel bamit.
syn elmer. ieiner @eiisreben bat Erdi.
McGinlep bon Der Yeiieruna Der 3eit.
oerldltniiie in fulsenoen Qaorten ae.
iprohen: Nus inouitrieller 8epriift-
belt iinb mir gu inoultrieler Sbdttsfeit
aelanst. $50 bnrber oer Mrbeiter Ye=
iddftieuna iuden mubte, oa iuht jek
geihdfti9una ben Mrbeiter. = Meint
unier Derr Prdfibent pielleiht bic 8e.
ibdftisuns Der 2eldenbetatter in Dir:
ben 2
Nadoem Die GrieesuisteriuAunas
Gommilion cine 9lnSabl 3eugen por9e=
laoen unO Dernommen bot, bon oenel
man wubte. bab lie nur Binitiges aus.
iaaen miiroen, bat iie jebt cine Nuno=
reiIe oard bic iiolihen Gelolaaer anee.
treten. Oamit tperoen ja nphl oit
paar Wodsn bis 3ur Wahl aliifli9 bin.
9ebra6t meroen. obue Die 9lominiftra:
tion uno ibre partei burb unan9eneb.
re Gntbulungsn in 8erlsaenbeit 81
Ieben.
60 oft elm Rollenardber= =Streit aus:
briht. taudt bic 6rose auf Melber
3med bat Der Shussoa auf Goblen
Die @rubenbeliber fproern ibr, INN if:
rem Mrbeitern before 26bne besablen 8,
t6nnen," aber Die Mrbeiter freifen be-
ftdnois nno, mie allaemein suseitanoe.
mirb, init Dollem &ed,te, ba ihre Be'
sablung gang erhdrmlib lit. 9d alil
erlidtlib ii, bab Der Shub3oll MID
ben bcdbNdtiaten 3ipef erfiillt, Il
oiirfte es pollfommmen am glabs Isin.
lbn iiir &oblen abaulbaffen. Sic Nr.
better luiiroen oaourh nibt fblebte,
fabrsn. oer StouItrie aber tpiiroe E:
Ioroerli6 fein. nenn lie Die 4oblen billi:
ger als bisler besleben f0nnte.
(v@incinnati Gplfsblatt," rep.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
0urOtbares 1tnaiiiG s,.r sce

2onoon, II. Ottpber. - Seute
Moraeu balb Z llbr ereignete iib an
Yoro Der britiIben yarte yglensfen"
Die Dor tursem nit elmer 2aoung Napb=
tba aus Stem Dort einQetroffen lit, eine
iurhtbare grplofon. Sas ganse Sdiif
puroe aerIt0rt uno neun PerIonen, bar=
unter Der gapitdn nit Grau uno Sod
ter, ioluie Der 2ootie, tomen in ben
5lammen I'M. Sie grploiiOn tonnte
BON Wlarsate aus seb6rt ueroen. 9as
Shih befonb lib bier Meilen bon Der
9ife i'm Sau zines S6leppoampfers.
&aud uno 6lammen ihlusen nad Der
grplolipn in Die 06be. Gas 6euer
sriff raid UNI lib. 9ie Malte,t fiir5=
ten iunerbalb meniger Minuten uno oas
S9iff brannte bis auf bas Wallsr nie=
Der. 3mei &ettunssboote murben prn
Maraate aus ab9eididt. bod gelane es
ibnen niht, irgenowelbe bon Der Mann=
lhaft aufsufinoen. spdter aber tamen
bel Ooper sw0lf Seute bonn D8lengfsll ;,
ans 2ano.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
0ett. Spbt g. 0prDott

iuiro am Samfas, 20. 0ttober, i'm
b,eliaen Dpernbauie einen 8ortrag hal=
ten iiber uDie lebten Sage Der Gonf6=
beration. Gie 9lem Oorf Sribune
nlu6t fol9enbe gemertun9en iiber benz
lelben
.@eneral @orbon lit Elm bodbegabte,
magnetii1er Hebner uub bic @3enen
bel leinem Bortraee I'M 9abernacls
lebte Naht mabnten eber oil cine politi=
f6e 0erIammluna ais an einen Wortrag.
8eneral 8oroOn 1T feurig un0 feline
Bereotlamteit bat inolihe Wdrnle uni
Strait, tDie man bies bel Neonerll bes
Jloroens MIR ielten finoet."
Nleman0 iollte bic @ele9enbeit Der,
idumen, 0enielben ;u b6ren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
Ste Mttrtstc1 In Den Gnhlcns
Distriftcat IA eSu;tsotS.

Ql'e mir idDn in lebter ytllmmer ge=
meloet. 1T in Wirben in Slliaois in
Golae eines Gohlenareites Y!ut sefloI=
len.
Sic balsitarriaen @yubenbelBer be-
Faaoen auf ibrem aeleblihen &e1te,
an Gtele ibrer ourh 2obnbelhneiouns
big aus Oen 6ilnaerpuntt gum Mus=
itanoe geiwursenen bisberiaen ueisen
glrbeiter lbDarse aus Dem Giioeu su
importiren. Cine 3usluouns oerielben
traf am Wiittlppd leBter gNohe fir Die
8iroen Goal 60. sis,. Die aur ger=
sipeiituna getriebenen Gtreiter ipollten
oas 9ereinbringen osrislben Derbiuoeru
uno batten lih 81 oieiem 3lpede III aro<
ber 3abl bel Der Statiou eingefunoen.
Ser Yug roar toum bereinaebampit. ols
aud ihon Elm Gbub fisl. Der oas 5ia=
nal su elmer reaslredten SuIilaoe Der
Streiter aeasn bic ibparsen Nnt0mm=
linNe uno beren be,paHreie Wdbter une
oieier aeaen Die Strsiter mar. Nls eno=
lid Die Yeb6roen erfdienen, sdhlte man
als Geiultat oieier S6laGt um's Yrot
niht tpeni9er als breisebn Soote uno
fiiniunosmansig Germunoete boz; oenen
nod cine Nu3abl ierhcn mDaen. @sl
ais bas ungliid seIheben tuar. .lhritt Der
Gpuperneur eneraiiher Gin. gr ianote
Wlilis NIB lieB beioe Seiten entlpaffnen.
Cine Gpruners=Surp beihdftistt lih oa=
nit. feitsuitetlen, lper fir Die ipredlide
Wcbclei uuripriinalid peran.portlit
su balten iei", lper ben oerbdngnibool=
len eriten Sdub abaefeuert babe. Ser
8uuperneur peroonmte Die 8eielli1aft
aIs Die e,aentlide lrbeberin bes Srus
bells unb oieie ,pieoerum ertldrte, iie
tperoe in ben @erid)ter ben Sdub iuden.
Den Der 8puoerneur ibr nidt seben su
upllen i6eine, oabet eripartet man trok
oes ibredlihen greianilles ueitsren
9rubel Smiiben ben 5'reitern uno ben
5dparasn, falls Die 8eielIhaften, ,uie
lie oroben, lid n,dt abbalten Zen Io!l=
ten, ibre @ruben nit G1parsen gu
fiillen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
9cs oeutSdtcn &aiierS 3rcus:
fdErf.

V~v

Gaiier Milbelm bat feline &eiie mad
Dem Seilisen 2anoe ansetreten. gu
leinem @efolse iino II. u. Ger 2eibarst,
prof. Sr. b. 2eutbolo. Oberbofmar=
ihau @raf su gulenbura, Der gbef bes
@ebsinen Wilitdrtabinets, General b.
0abnfe, Der @bef bes @ebeimen gipil=
tabinets, Or. iur. ct. meo. b. 2ueanus,
Der Staatsietretdr bes Musmdrtiaen
Nmtes. Greiberr b. Billion, Der gBirf=
lide 2egationsratb Gleblnet nit elmer
2lnSabl anoeren 8elmten. 9ie Raiie=
rim bat brei 9ofoamen uno oen Ober-
bofmarlhal. Jreiberrn b. Mirbad, in
ibrem 8efolNe. Nubesoem miro Die
&eiie9eielli6aft bon elmer 9lbtbeilunQ
@enoarmen uub Is Stallmeiitern be-
aleitet. 9as Gepaf tpeilt 10 Softer
auf. biele oapon BON rieIiger @r6be,
meld)e Die Soilette Der &aiierin entbal=
ten. Cine srobe RiIte entbdlt tperth=
uolle @aben uno oiamantene Musaeib=
runaen i'm Mertbe bon bier Milliouen
Mart fiir Drientaliibe Wiirbeutrd9er.
3unddH ains's nad 9eaeoia, no ods
oeutibe Raiierpaar pnln italienii1en
GDnigspaar sefeiert puroe. leber Be-
neoig spuroe cann Die Geile nod gon=
itontinopel an9etreten, no Der Sultan
Idon Nles fiir ben freunoi oibaftli6en
geiub ieines driitli9en Srubers in
8ereitlhaft eelebt fat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

= Somaro @oulo, Der iiinaite Sobn
oes beritorbenen bielfaden Milliondra
Sap Boulo, lit tiirslid in ben par=
lprs bes 6ollano 6ouie nit Der ibD=
men sdauipielerin Gatbarine Glem-
mems 9etraut tporoen. Oie 8oulo'Ide
Ganilie bate Der 8erbinoung nidt su=
geltimmt, pb9leib au6 bas iebige
Saupt oerielben nit elmer s9auipiele=
rim perbeiratbet lit. Gein Mitglieo bsr=
ielben tpobnte Der Srauung bel. Jtad
Den Beitimmun9en oes Se1tamentes BON
SAP @oulo biibt Der 5obn our9 Gin=
gebung oieler Gbe flint Millionen Sol
lars bic 9dlfte ieines grbtbeils -
Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
g6re&liNcS 9as,pfcr lsnagaG.

Ser Hampier > yWobegan" BON Der
9ttlantiIGen transport Go., o,e am ID
Ottober init so Yaliasisren uno elmer
Bemannuna bon $50 G0pfeR bon lon=
ocn Die Tabrt na6 Sem Oort antrat,
1T stpiIAen ben Mana,les uno ben 4ou=
LAMBS Dor oem SiSaro Qeao geibeitert.
Gjrobe Gerlulte an Menlbenleben
tperoen semeloet. Gin geriht ppn Der
aiiltenlpade meloet. oab Die Yailasiere
r,uie Staten ertranfen." Gin antere,
geriAt lagt ,2siben tpllrben ans llie,
eei6pemmt, oaruntsr Die 2ei1e eine,
Grau, Die auf Elm Brett aebunoen mar.
pelber ieoob beioe Seine abaernisl,
Iinb."
2isaro 0eab lit bic fiiolidlfe Spite
pDn Gnglano, Gpuntp Gorntpall. Mul
ibr Italen 3tuei 2euhttbiirms.
9ie oNtlantic transport Co." Gal
am TO-. fol9enoes yuIetin bearus
Bon ben pollagieren iino eff gerette1
tDoroen 5ebn 2,ihen ,purpen aus0efilf1
un6 33 Yeriunen tperbcn nod DermiBt.
Bon Der Nemannlng unb ben Wieb.
udrtern ,pliroen, neun oerettst. piersebr
2eihen lino gebpraen ,porben uno eill.
nnofllnfSig neroen sur 3eit DermiBt.
! M "a Il + "
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20
9cufSmeuheke.

Mie mir DO: einigen Sagen bemert=
ten, weroen bic S1lalnmtuoaen Der
elenoen 9eutIhenbeSe, tuelDe Die Sub
rer Der republitaniiben Gampogne in
yieto Sort bonn 3a,ne eebrnbsn bubsn,
au1 nub Dem Meiten biniiberiblaeeu.
Sn Shio fdngt Die Seberei bereits an
|uno spar lalien Die 0erren babel nod
einc anoere GaBe aus Dem Gade. Sie
5olfoo Nslps" i6reibt ndmlib:
Germany has behaved so ungra-
ciously toward the United States
that the war tax on beer is to be re-
tanned indefinitely"
9fa I! Das 1T boh siemlih itarfer Sa=
baf !! g,itens lino alle Nnhri6ten iibe1
Die anaeblid unfreunolihe 9altuns De,
oeutlGen Negierung ols iniame Seblii=
i gen gebranbmarft lporoell, sneitsns ba=
ben ood Die in g!lnerita ipobnenoen
Eeuti6en ni9ts init Der 6altung be,
Deutibsn Megierung gu tlun uno britt
tens m0bte man Die SeutIben 5iDiebeln,
inbem man bon Der Nnlicbt aussebt,
oab es Die Deutihen iino, mel9e ben
arDBten 5Deil Der gicrlteuer besablen.
&ann man 1ib cine nieoertrdbtisere
Sampfsmeile oenfen? 3uerit erfiioet
man infame 2iisenssIbi6ten iiber BIZ
beutitbe Negieruu0 uno oann ,uil mar
Die in Nmerifa mobnenben Telltiber
lsii9tiSen. Rann llnter iolhen umitdn.
ben ein Deutl1er anoers als benz 0.
tratit1 ltimmen? (Wefb.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

Coroner 6ensler gab in Soleoo Iein
Werbiet in bem Ueuer bes Union glepa=
torsam 20. Sept, bel Dem ID MenI1en
bas leben perloren. babin alb, oaB Die
Werpalter oes IS treiceIpeiber, Baobpd,
0Db9e Il Co., fir ben 8ranb. perant=
lportlih ieien uno arober Sabrldilisteit
thulbi9 tpdren, neil lie cine Mallenan=
lanmluns bon Gtaub bulbeten. mel=
der bic @elbfeni5iillolIn un0 Die Grplo=
lion bann beranlaBte. 9si oem ungliid
tolnen befonntlib Ia Wsnfhen um's
leben uno bic Girma lpiirDe 9eb0ri9
SbaoeneriaB berappen rniilien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

Nun min man aud benz Mom;ra-
hlep leine Qprbeeren tuieber rauben.
VI ioQ es compton sll Derbanfen haben,
baB er teinen urDerseibIihen iJehlel
lna1te unb DOr 6antiago blieb. Denrl
ionlt ndre i'm @erpera's Hlotte ent=
iAlupft. Molen erit peiteres abnarten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

Die Standardization fat rnQe=
fdbr 2274 patente ms Qsben gerufen.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06
Mrs. E. B. Hornung
..MauyJetlIe.

1 NNol' UEpu home from
 tended stay at the bay. Charles Latham. a former resident of this section. arrived from Hanford Kings County William Mauch has gone to Indianapolis to visit.
 I,ouis C. Jacobs arrived from Oroville on the 1st inst to manage his newly acquired hotel property. the Western HI House :st,,ad ,o ,n. how Mrs b McCrate visited friends at Gridley. Miss Jessie Millar. who died at the home of her mother Mrs. Thomas Newsome, in VIII lows aged fifteen years. formerly resided here Miss Leila Davis of Glenn County visited Miss Anna Brittan at Tuba City.
 Frank Gunther, a former resident, Is here on a visit ,,,,,s q, roth,ns Ranch Miss Miss Annie Green of Yuba City has gone to San Luis Obispo to take charge Of a school Wrs W B. Green of Yuba City visited her daughter. Mrs. Lou Cray, in San Francisco. Samuel Harding, former resident. was here i9T Miss Flora Schneider has gone to San Fran cisco to attend the. wedding of her cousin. I5sse Cohn. and Isador Horn which will take place in Union Square Hall, March D. H M. Harris was In San Francisco on busi- C. Kells has gone to Woodland to enter upon his duties as manager Of the foio " R Eckart of San Francisco was here to visit his brother. George R. Eckart. prdwns narpy Valley. left this point for Klondike Thomas Casey has returned from week 8 visit to friends in Oakland. , - :. .,o w. bay to reside permanently
 1r T. H Flint in Lincoln to visit his Jndge McNutt. Supervisor Conrath. Joseph DJrfee John Beatty and John Beck were here u fdapfenant Ti,a Daniel Gettins, Dobbins Ranch merchant. spent Sunday in this city.
 Superior Court Judge E. A. Davis has been quite i'll with In grippe His son. VIII. and wife here from Los Angeles to vlslt nm; m family of The Dalles. Or, passed through to ForbestowE to visit relatives . Miss Lois Earnshieds IS nome rom d Visi' to relatives at the bay.
 nr C. H. Boyd is the sick list.
 Hon D A. Ostrom has entirely recovered from an attack Of pneumonia
 Dr. A Fl Suggett made a flying trip to the bay on business.
 A j. Hatch was here from Napa on busi- ness.
 countant with the J. R. Garrett Company. left Monday for a business trip in the East ard In Europe.
 F A Boultor. the druggist and family have gene to the hay ta reside permanently.
 W!n Bowen visited relatives In Stockton: Mrs. Hattie Williamson. who visited her sacramento. accompanied by Miss Sadie Mann, Frank Gilman IT. of St. Matthews College. San Mateo. spent brief vacation with his A. c Bingham. the banker, was in Red Bluff on business
 Mrs w C. Terry of Amador City and Miss attend the funeral Of their sister, Mrs. J. A. Maben. which took place Sunday.
 Judge Jchn C. Gray Of Oroville presided In tho Criminal Court here this week
 Rev w D. NcKlnncn Of Suisun was the guest. of Rev NJ Coleman on washington's birthday.
 naento. after visit to her sisters. the Misses Cunningham.
 Mrs A McApne of Healdshnrr ,-isitod her mother Mrs A. A. Robinson in Tuba City
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06
TALLEST AND SHORTEST MAN AND WOMAN IN CALIFORNIA

he people In California That is, of course. hard question to but \j people, who If not the limits in their 1t. If there
 others taller they had better forward and themselves known.
 claims be the tallest in the Rocky Mountains He inches his stocking feet and about feet with his shoes
 Peck born n n 1ss7 the He schools Chico, which followed Township which position served the he has been engaged in mining Butte he called noted his a boys he of Lengthy 'Slm, and Long 
 Mir father, Peck, is 5h inches in his brother James Peck Is feet inches in height family relatives the Pecks MT. PeckS side and living which there height he boys
 a little Pacific She 2 old, speaking writing uenty, accomplished musician. height feet although end adopted whe old She tiny attained brother and her relatives
 persons noticeably their
 
 of her charming little head with brown hair her fairyike little She the "dwarf: simply extremely 
 MT is negotiating wit Miss Barral join that organization, specimens mentally physically, of doike humanity that he
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-06
~TIanSfoud~

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 o'clock, the contracting parties being J. c. Taylor and Miss Lda Bid de. The wedding occurred at the residence of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs. Riddle. Rev. MT. Reyburn. formerly of this city but now To- caUed at Fresno, performed the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Taylor took their departure the )rning train for their honeymoon trip to San Francisco and Orovlle The father of the bride Is a well-known banker of this city. A. N. Vaughn and family took departure for Delano Kern County, on Tuesday, where they will reside in the future
 MT. Talbot of Riverside. after spending some time here, concluded that Hanford was good enough for him and went to his old home last week. returning here on Wednesday morning with his family.
 MT. and Mrs. James H. Jones of San Fran cisco are stopping in this city
 w. H. Hutchinson of Fresno County is ViS- iting here. where he has hosts of friends, who always glad to him.
 Rev. c. r. Cone, formerly pastor of the Christian church in this city, left for San Francisco this week to make arrangements to go to the Alaska gold fields.
 Miss Marsh, teacher of the Eucalyptus pub lie school. is very i'll, and Elmer Douglas has charge of the school at present
 Miss Ella Thall, daughter or the manager of the Alca Theater In San Francisco, has re turned home, after a few days visit to friends here.
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returned from a visit to Topeka, having been away about month.
 Mrs Gilbert Le Bar of Jemez Hot Springs has gone visit to her old home Indiana. Rev E. P. Doane and family have moved from their late residence in the highlands to the Morris ranch on the Mountain road.
 Rev. George Selby of Las Vegas has been appointed Q regent of the Territorial Normal School.
 W. L Trimble returned Friday evening from a trip to Missouri.
 Tho Young People's Society of the conrra gational church had a Chinese socIal'' on Thursday evening, which unique and in teresting.
 to Washington to visit her daughter. the wife of Congressman Ferguson
 President Herrick of the university and Mrs. Herrick gave dinner party to a few friends Thursday evening. in honor of Mrs Terry of Socorro.
 MT. and Mrs. Southgate of San MarciaI have gone to Idaho. and will probably make their residence in that State.
 L. P Castle ot the Alton Mining Corupany of Hell Canyon has been in town for few days been In town for the last few days visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. H E Fox
 Mrs. Ralph Halloran started for New York Tuesday afternoon. having been summoned to attend the death bed of her mother
 There has been an epidemic of la grippe in town for the last two weeks. It is of mild form-not dangerous. but very disagreeable
 James Rynerson, one of the pioneers of the lower Rio Grande Valley, died at Las Cruces Friday night.
 Mrs. ". E. Hackett of San Marcial is visit Ing friends in Albuquerque
 Major G. A. Hale of the Government Indian school at this place has just returned from visit to Santa Fe.
 E. M. Harold of Golden has been In town several days during the week.
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 was careiessly handling and the charge took effect in his right foot, resulting in the loss of some toes. He will be laid up for a few weeks.
 Mrs Dan McGee of Sacramento Is visiting with her mother. Mrs. E. Taylor of this place. James Pope made a business trip to the Slough City Wednesday.
 Miss Ida Beadsley is making an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Scott of Fresno. Miss Henrietta Emde is the guest of Stock ton friends
 Mrs w H. Krause left Wednesday for a few weeks visit with her parents at Living stone.
 Rev George Greenwell visited in Stockton the first of the week
 Mrs. H. Shidy and daughter, Miss Eva. have returned from visit of several months in Oakland.
 Mrs E. Denver returned the first of the week from a visit with relatives near New Hope J. B. Certain. grand trustee, attended a tollification of Court Mokelumne. Foresters of America at this place Monday evening. Merchant S. H. Kitchener returned Wednes- day from a business trip to San Francisco. j. Craddock came up from San Francisco Tuesday after two weeks stay.
 Mrs. M. T. Wallace is recovering from an attack of la grippe.
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week. He is accompanied by Mrs Galloway. and expects to remain in this city some time for the benefit of his health.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Congdon visited their daughter, Mrs. R. B. Cook of Capistrano. last week
 Mrs. N E. Burns returned to her home in Santa Paula last week. after visit with MT. and Mrs. l.. C. Jones of this city.
 Mrs. W. q. Griffin of San Pedro was the guest of Mir and Mrs. L. B. Fine last week While here she attended the hop of the forke Club which she organized year ago.
 Eugene Welll4e of Topeka, Kan, Is visiting relatives here