The American Israelite from Cincinnati, Ohio • P2

THE AMERICAN ISRAELITE. 2 DENVER, COL. CLEVELAND, 0. returned home after a delightful visit to Detroit, Canada SURPASSING. ALL OTHERS "AH over the world." INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Sept. 12. Rev. Sir. SI.

Slessinu and Mr. Hamburger leaves a widow and several children. Mrs. Hamburger is a daughter of the late David and Klennor Ellas, of this city. The sons and daughters of Mr.

Hamburgernre: Mrs. Ell ICoopinan, of London, England Miss Eleanor Hamburger and "The testis the Cheapest" Experience that good clothes wear longest, good food gives best nutrition, and a good medicine that cures disease is naturally the best and cheapest. Hood's Sarsaparitla is the best medicine money can buy, because it cures when all others fait. Poor Health "Had poor health for yers, pains in shoulders, back and hips, with constant headache, nervousness and no Appetite. Used Hood's Sarsaparitla, gained strength and can work hard all day; tat heartily and steep ncU.

I took it because it helped my husband to zhom it gave strength." Mrs. E. J. Giffels, Moose Minn. SaMatwuttci SIMPL STROHC SILENT' 'SPEEOT Either Lock-Stltch or Chaln-Stltch.

Each the boot cf Its kind. i Sse the Latest Modol. BiSINEEB MANUFACTURING CO. ST. LOUIS.

Jlr. and Mrs. U. Frcuiid of 11 10 S. 18tli street riivc dinner to a large number of relatives liisf.

VelneHIuj-evening, tho mansion being the twon-ty-lifth nniiiversary of their wedded life. Engaged Jliss Henrietta Silver-stone, of 1100 X. Compton avenue, to Jlr, Murray 0. Knlis of St. Mo.

Death eame as a welcome deliverer from pain and sutrerlngof many years to Mr. Henry Wittenberg last; Monday evening, on the eve of the Jewish New Year, at his late home, 111)111 Chestnut atreot. Deceased was scarcely forty years of age. He was one of the best and most favorably known young merchants In St. Lous und enjoyed tho highest esteem of all.

One of the prettiest of home weddings was that of Miss Leah Kopf and Theodore M. Young, at tho homo of the bride's parents, 1:128 S. 14th street, last Sunday. Dr. Spitz tied the knot which made thorn one for lifo.

Miss Jettn Kopf, sister of tho bride, was mold of honor; Miss Gor-trudo Young and Leah Kopf, of Philadelphia, were bridesmaids. Mr. Jake Ehrlicli was best man Messrs. Marcus Kopf und Julius Leuvy acted as groomsmen, while Muster Hugo Heike, nephow of tho groom, was ring boarer. The house was beautifully decorated.

PHILADELPHIA. Rev. Dr. J. ICranskopf was one of the guests of the Meade Post at tho banquet tendered on Tuesday oven-ing last, to President McKinloy and his Cabinet, Admiral Sampson, fJov-ornor.

Hastings, and other distinguished men. On Wednesday evening last Rov. Dr. and Mrs, J. Krauskopf wero tho guests of tho National Association of Naval Veterans nt the Academy of Music.

Mr. M. H. Llchten has recently purchased the only brewory in Atlantic Oily, and is now preparing the plant to begin operations about November 1st. Dr.

Solomon Solis-Cohen, who has been in Europe, where he was delegate from this country to the Zionist Congress at Basle, returned to Philadelphia yesterday. Sir. and Mrs. Isaac H. Silverman, who had been in Europe slnco tho spring, returned to this country on the steamer Kaiser Wilhclm der (J rosso on Wednesday.

A cabel from Wiesbaden, Germany, announces the betrothal of Miss Mina Locb, of 12 W. 84th street, New York, to Mr. Frank Ashor, of Hum- burg, Gormuny. Sir. and Sirs.

W. do Wolf announce the engagement of their daughter line to Dr. S. Albert Walker, of Philadelphia. The engagement has been announced of SIlss Etta Oppenhelnier, of Philadelphia, to Sir.

Samuel Lupin, formerly of Baltimore. Hamburger, Cor many year a prominent member of tho Philadelphia Jewish community, but since 18'JO a resident, of North 'Wales, died suddenly at his homo ill that place early on Tuesday morning, aged ti2 yours. Sir. Hamburger, who had served in both military ami civil capacities, was born in Philadelphia ill 18J17. He received his education in the public schools, and subsequently at Lutayelto College, Eastoh, from which he graduated in 18511.

He took up the study of law in the ollice of tho late Vurman Shop- purd, and was admitted to the bar In lSlil During the civil war Sir. Hamburger served as first lieutenant; was assistant udjutunt-gonoral of the First Brigade, Third Division, Cavalry Corps, Army of tho Potomac; was ttb.tlie Battle of Gettysburg in this capacity, and at six other cavalry engagements, his term of service ond- ing in August, 18611. In 18(14 Sir. Hamburger was elected a Justice of the Peace, and in I860 Associate Judge of Carbon county. On returning to Philadelphia he took tin active interest in Jewish affairs, and was for long periods president of tho Hebrew Charity Ball Association and the 'Slercantile Club.

He had for some years past been engaged in tho manufacturing business In North Wnlos. mLf Soak Mr. Muhlon Hamburger. Mrs. Bttbette Allmayer, widow or Solomon Allmayer, died on Wednesday of last week at the residence of her son, Emanuel Allmayer, in New York city.

Mrs. Allmayer had gone to Hockawny liniwh with her children to spend the summer, and was about to return when she was suddenly taken HI and died after an illness of only four days. Deceased was born In Asci'ibach, Rhelnpfalz, Germany, and came to Philadelphia about thirty-four years ago, and resided with her daughter, Mrs. Furbish, for the past seventeen years. She was one of the organizers of the Jewish Maternity Association and the Bebeecn Lodge, Sons of Benjamin.

She is survived by three daughters and one son Mrs. H. Farblsh, of this city; Mrs. II. Mlchnelis and Mrs.H.

Myers, of Xcw York, and Mr. E. Allmayer, of Xcw York. Deceased was a sister of Mr. Levi Mayer, of Philadelphia.

NEW YORK THE KDIIRATIOXAL AM.rANTK. Tims early in the season, the Educational Alliance is already out with its announcement for its work for next year; and the thirty-six page announcement which contains the information concerning Its activities Is brimful, and shows the breadth of tho work of the Alliance. The scholastic year consists of nine months, begins with October lid, and ends with the latter part of June. NKW YKAH AT TUB IIAItflK Ol'I'IdK. Four hundred Jews who had arrived within the previous three days oil various steamships, and who were detained nt tho Bargo Office, were giv en a specially prepared iew car dinner Tuesday, by Emil Schwub, the concessionaire.

The menu 'consisted of kosher sonn, kosher chicken and other things prepared in the orthodox manner The immigrants were permitted to hold service. As a rulo. the Jewish immigrants arc extreme ly orthodox, and for years consideration has been given to their customs. MOUNT BIXAI HOSPITAL. Tho Mount Sinai Hospital took title last week to several pieces of property on Madison avenue, in the rear of its new site on Fifth avenue and 101st street.

The proporty will bo used for the new hospital which is soon to be erected. Sirs. Sfiriam J. Andrews, who died in her 7th year in this city on Aug" Slid, was well known and esteemed. Born In Philadelphia, the daughter of Joseph B.

and Evelyn Nones, she married Sir. Solomon Andrews In 1840, who was for some years a cotton brok er of Memphis, and returned to Xow York In 1857. She left two sisters, Sliss Lenora Nones nnd Sirs Aloxnndsr Xonos sixsons, Joseph S. S. Frankiln, Montelioro Osgood, David and Leroy J.

Andrews; and two daughters, Sally A. Slenkon und Louisa A. Goldbnum. Services aro being held this yettr. as heretofore, -in the Auditorium of the Alliunco, nnd the People's ayna- gog, us it is called, evidently fills a want.

All the souts are occupied. some of them bringing in rental, while others are given without charge to worthy persons who cannot oven afford to pay tho small sum required in the temporary places of worship maintained down town. As hereto fore, the services are orthodox in char-actor, nnd the pulpit is occupied by Uev. Dr. A.

M. Kiiciin. President SIcKlnloy has announced that lie will appoint Sir. Louis Storn as one of the twelve commissioners at largo to the Paris Exposition. Tho position is ono of honor, nnd Sir.

Stern's appointment reflects credit on. the administration. Among the notable expressions of opinion on he condemnation of Drey' Ills lint of famous Plymouth (Jluircn Is specially worthy of mention. A meeting called for Uio purpose lust Sunday morning was attended by the representatives of tho Congregational churches of Great. Britain, deputed to attend tho International Council In Boston and a number of well known preachers and laymen who packed tho church to the doors.

Among tho speakers was Rev. Dwight L. Sloody, the well known ovnngolist. Tho following was adopted Wc who are here for-Chriatinn worship would rcmemlMjr with sympathy the undeserved Huiferlngr of Alfred JJrcylus nnd his family, ami declare our sorrow and surprise at the manner of 1ib recent trial ami renewed coiMlemniitio'v which we trust and pray inaj yet be overruled by higher ntlthorlty. acting- for the honor of France, for the love of justice, and In the fenr ol God.

Sir. Sloody prefaced his sermon, as ho hud done at the morning service, by a sympathetic referonce to Dreyfus and his family. He That Any l-od Would Win" Should be provided with good health, and everyone who would have good health should remember that pure, rich blood is the lirst requisite. Hood's Snrsapnrilla, by giving good blood and good health, lias helped many a man to success, besides giving strength nnd courage to thousands of women who, before Inking it, could not sec any good in life to win. flood's Pills are gentle, yet effective.

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fall to cum, drucf-lsts refund monoy. your bicycle Sept. Temple Emanuel bus resumed its regular services and familiar faces are once more seen at Pearl and Sixteenth streets. Sir. Sain Koch, student at the Hobrew Union College of Cincinnati, ably conducted services during Rabbi Friedman's absence.

Last week Sir. Koch wont to LendvlUo to officiate during the holidays, and Dr. Friedman is heartily welcomed back to the pulpit of Denver's Temple Emanuel. Drs. Friedman nnd Joseph spent much of he summer in Atlantic City.

The Siisses Grossmuyer have returned from their delightful outing ut Mackinac. Sfiss Fannie Schay or attended tho X. E. A. convention nt Los Angeles.

Sirs. C. Slorso has returned from tho East, where she visited her son und daughters in Boston and Albany. Sirs. Benson of Salt Lake City, came down to Denver to welcome her mother home.

Sir. and Sirs. Alf Friedholm of Loadvillc, are in town for the holidays. They are entertained by Sirs. Friedheiin's mother, Sirs.

Holtlcr. Sir. T. Goldsmith of lcltita, has been spending a few weeks with his parents, Sir. and Sirs.

H. Gold smith, of Vine street. Sirs. Levy of Galveston, is the guest of her sister, Sirs. B.

Levy, of Corona street. Sirs. F. J. Shandle has returned from her extended trip to California, and Sirs.

J. Slook from hor visit to Cincinnati. Sirs. Ed Monash has gone East for a brief visit to her sister, Mrs. 'irebor Wo regret to lose Sir.

and Sirs. Felix Goldsmith, who will make Jop- lln, their future home; also Sir. and Sirs. SI. Simon and family, who have gone to Xow i ork for a perma nent residence.

Sfr. nnd Sirs. Alfred ell and little SIlss Gludys have returned from their trip to the seashore. The Denver National Hospital for Consumptives is the talk of the town. The contemplated, opening on iov.

1st stirs up the old enthusiasm, and the desiro to seo the institution at work is reuwakoncd, whatever may bo the cost to the Denverltes. Denver will not be found wanting when it comes to the collection of funds, and it is understood that on lorn luppur evening Dr. Friedman will make nn urgent appeal from the puipit in its behalf. This, 1 understand, will be the cuso in many temples of other cities. Iminodiutely after om Kip- pur the committee having tho hospital in charge, will start out for collections.

In every town in Colorado committees have been appointed for that purpose, und the names of these collection committees outsldo of the city of Denver nre as follows: Cripple Creek Mrs. Wm. Walker, Mr. Julius Gottherz; Pueblo Sirs. Sam Davis and Mrs.

Abo Nathan; Trinidad Rabbi Froudonthal and Mr. Jake San-dors; Boulder Mrs. J. Derghelm; Greeley Mrs. I.

Rothschild; Lend-villo Sir. Adolph Schnyer; Colorado Springs Sir. Joe Slay; Aspen Sirs. B. Silver.

It is expected that Colorado will mako a good showing. PITTSBURG-ALLEGHENY. The sewing classes of the Colum bian Council School resume next week. Reading clubs promise to be the vogue tho coming season, nt least eight having been already formed. Mr.

and Sirs. Ludwlg Knnfinnn returned Inst week from their Euro-neon trln. Among tho speakers nt the dedication of the new building of tho National Farm School, to tako placo in Philadelphia, Soptemher 24th, will bo Dr. L. Mayor unci A.

Leo well, a.m. Among othors who are expected to bo present and deliver addresses arc Gov ernor Stone, Secretary of Agriculture Jus. Wilson, and tho Mayor of tfilia-dolphin. For years there has been need of Hebrew school in Pittsburg, and it will bo nleusing to those interested to loam Mint an application was made last week in Common flcna uourt. No.

I), for a charter for the Pittsburg Hobrow bchool, an institution pro posed for education and religious instruction in the Hebrew language The subscribers of the charter nro Herman Stein, SInx Goldberg, Samuel Silborblntt, Israel Lefkosky, Hy-mwi Such, Samuel Shelller and Mux Rosenborg. At the last regular meeting of tho Tree of Life Congregation held In the vestry rooms of the synagog, the following officers were olocted for the ensuing year: President, H. H. Livingston; vice-president, SI. Arnfold; treasurer, Chits.

Spandau secretary, SI. Fink. Trustees, I. Jackson, I. Gross, S.

Levin. A. Leo Weil, has been appointed by Governor Stone as delegate to the conference to bo held ill Chicago next weok, under tho auspices of the Chicago Civic Federation, to discuss Trusts and Combinations. Twenty-six govornors have appointed representatives, and it will be a gathering of the foremost mon of tho nation. By request, Attorney Weil will rend paper beforo the conference on "Consolidations, Their Creation By Operation, Beneficial." Sir.

and Sirs. Joseph DeRoy of Craft nvtnue, Oakland, have announced the botrothnl of their daughter, Miss Sndlo, to Sir. Jlilton Kutt-nnuer of Dotroit. At home Sunday, September 24. No cards.

READING, PA. Sept. 10. New Year's services In the reform temple Oheb Shalom wero largely attended. Rev.

Julius Frank officiated. The music by the choir was greatly appreciated. Sir. and Sirs. Adolph liubel are the proud parents of a baby boy.

Sir. A. Sond-helm of Salt Lake City is tho guest of his sistor, Mrs. Sol. Levi.

Sliss F. Gertrude Schott of Slifllintown, who spent the past week with Sir. and Sirs. Emanuel Sfann at Lebanon, returned home. Sir.

and Sirs. Louis Sumter und daughter of Lebanon, returned from Asbury Park. and St. Clair ilats. BALTIMORE, MD.

Miss Florence Rich, daughter of Sirs. Hannah Rich, West North Avenue, and Sir. Sforrls Wilson of Philadelphia, were married on lust Sunday. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Adolph Gutmuehor.

The couple will reside in Philadelphia, SIlss Claire Suinuels, dnughtor of Sirs. Henrietta Samuels, 725 West Lennox and Sir. Honry Sha piro wore married on bundny, the Ud at the homo of the bride. Rev. Adolph Gutmacher officiated.

Q0SIIEN, IND. A deep gloom was cast over this community by the sudden death of Harry SI. Camlnsky, the- son of Sir. Nathan Camlnsky. The young man was superintending somo sower work when tlie trench caved In on him and he received injuries which resulted fatally in few hours.

He was born in tills elty and wns universally liked and esteemed. The deceased leavos his wife und one daughter, Louisa, aged 2 years, threo brothers, Dave, Louis and Clarence, and livo sisters, Mrs. H. Simon, Detroit; Sirs. SI.

Simon, Chicago; Sirs. J. Opponhclui, Slilford; Sirs. SI. A.

Goldberg and Zelda Caininsky of this city. The' funeral was conducted by Rabbi Elironrelch of New York City, assisted by Rabbi Weinstein. Interment wns made in Slierris Israel cemotery. HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Sept.

10. Sirs. Chns Frolmshon has presented the congregation with perpetual' lump in memory of her deceased parents, Sir. and Sirs. Adolph Hollander.

Sirs. J. Kcrstine and daughter left for Philadelphia Thursday. Sir. and Sirs.

Leopold KelfTer of New Orleans, are spending a few weeks here for the benefit of Sir. Keiffer's health. Sir. S. SIcndel and daughter have returned from the East.

Sfiss Toblo SIosco-witz left Thursday for a visit to relatives in St. Louis. Sliss Clara Levy returned home Monday after week's recreation nt Spring Lnke. Sliss Ruby Seesel of Little Rock, is spending a few days with us. Sir.

nnd Sirs. 10. Roth nnd Sirs. Ike Goldsmith left for New York Wednesday. Mr.

Joe Sleycr of Pine Bluff spent Now Y'car's with Ids fiancee, Sliss Carrie Burgauer. CHARLESTON, W. VA. Sept. 10.

Sliss Fannie Sloog of Washington is the guest of her aunt, Slrs.Wertheim. Sir. Freund.a. promising student of the Hebrew Union College, is conducting our holiday services and his lectures are well re ceived. The Misses Kaufman enter-' tnined In honor of their guost, SIlss Hart of Norfolk.

Miss Fannie Adler of Cincinnati, who has been visiting her sistor, Sirs. Bner, has returned homo. Siisses Amelia and Rika Frankonberger have returned from a visit to their brother at West Point. ENNIS, TEXAS. Miss Mninie Mincer returned to Waxahaehie lust evening, accompanied by Miss Jlollie Levy, who will visit there several days.

Mrs. M. Mittcnthul and daughter, Miss Hattio, of (iroesbeek, who bavo been visiting Mrs. J. h.

fllumenthnl, left this morning for Chicago. Leon Levy and family of Italy spent the holidays with' Mr. Levy's parents. Mrs. P.

Freeman has returned from Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. I. Cerf have returned from Wisconsin.

MT. VERNON, IND. Sept. 10. New Year services were very interesting.

Dr. Ellinger's address to Herbert, son of Mr. and if rs. Mike Rosenbaum, who was Bar-Mltz-rah on Rosh Hnshonah, wns very impressive. The choir was especially good; Mrs.

Ike Wolf, Miss Rhena Lowonhaupt, Miss Miriam SohariT-and Mrs. Mose Colin did some excellent work. Mrs. Hosenbtuun was organist. Miss Nellie Mannhelnior, of Evunsvillo, spent the holidays with her grandfather, Mr.

Moses lioscnbaum. Master Clarence Rutin, of Evnns-ville, was the guest of Clarence Hosenbauin. Mrs. Jesse Lowonhaupt and daughter, Dorothy, of Chicago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Ben. Lowonhaupt. Messrs. B. Crombuch and A.

Lowenhnupt will resume their studios at Ann Arbor in a few days. Mrs. R. Mannheimer, of Evansvillo, spent Saturday and Sunday with her father, Mr. Moses Rosenbauin.

Mrs. X. Ruhn und daughter, Bessie, after spending few weeks nt Elkhart aro again the guests of Mrs. Herman Rosenbaum. Miss Spier, of St.

Louis, is the guest of Mrs. Iko Wolf. Mr. Jucob Rosenbaum leaves Tuesday morning for New York and other Eastern cities. "Cannot Say Enough In Praise of Dr, Miles' Wonderful Restorative Remedies:" Mr.

M. MoClure, a Warren, business man, says cannot say enough in praise of Dr. Miles' Blood Purlller. and ltestorative Nervine. My little daughter had eczema of the worst kind.

We tried everything but she grew worse. Finally we gave her Dr. Miies' Ulnnri Pnriflm. nn.l the result was truly marvelous. This was over four veara aso to-dav she is honltliv as can be and not a pimple Dr Bign of her in immireui.

jiy wnc ims also r(V CCiVed llhtold cood from Tlr. Milns' Host ative Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills uiiu minus sue could not keep House with-out them." At ail druggists. Book on henrt and nerves free. Dr. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind.

This Paper Is furnished fry HE DIEM HI PAPER (ill. CINCINNATI. OHIO. Betrothed: Sir. Louis Murks of Franklin', to Miss Lena Strauss or uyii Kennard street.

Sir. 'and Mrs. Kaufman Hays and Sirs. Nettle Lippninn returned from a trip. Fire broke out.

about 1 a. Wednesday, in the buildine nt 247-'i4!) Ornngo used by Shnrei Torah congregation. as a synagog. Candlos wero loit uurning in the symtgog.ull night. One of the candles burned down to tho table on which it was placed and set tho drapery on lire.

The congregation's loss was Rev. Solo-man Is tho officiating rabbi. With tho coming of tho second year's work, tho Temple Library has decided to add such new books of special Interest to its readers as there is a large demand for. The magazine list will include all of tho best stan dard magazines, and the public will be accorded the same hearty welcome as heretofore when using tho reading room nnti library. Opon daily Includ ing ounuay rrom two to live p.

and on Friday evenings from seven to nine; An intcrcstingcxhibit of books and -magazine articles pertaining to Dreyfus and those figuring most prominontly in his trial, is now being neia nt llie Temple Library, Willsoii ana uentral avenue, and nil nro wet come to avail themselves of tho priv ilege oi seing a tairly ccmpiote colloc tlon of the opinions of the famous cor respondents, and of the photographic reproductions and other pictures of groat interest on this subject of to day. MOBILE, ALA. The will of the into Julius Lowonthal was probated during tho past week. Sfr. Lowenthal loft tho following bequests: Threo thousand dollars to tile Orphans Homo of Now Orleans ijSS.OOU to theTouro Infirmary; $500 to each of the five Orphan Asylums of Mobile, (one colored).

He also left valuable railroad stock to the Congregation Shnaral Shomaylm, to build a new house of worship in Mobile. One thousand dollars was loft to the con- rogation to keep in order untondod graves in the Jewish Cemetery. llie engagement lias been made public of Miss Alma Brown to Dr. Solomon of Louisville. Sliss Brown Is nt present visiting in Louisville.

In spite of the extremely warm weather prevailing, both the evening and morning services on New Year wero well attended. Dr. Shanfarbcr lectured in his usual brilliant, style, The debutantes of the season gave a reception and dance at the residence of Mrs. F. Goldstuckeron New Year's day, which was a great success.

The following are the debutantes Slissos Viola Strauss, Sadie Goldstncker, Edith Sanders. Beulnh Sloog, Maud Havcrman, Augusta Jacobson, Birdio Aimmern, Ida Slctzgcr, Adelaide Proskauer, Addio Hortzfeld. Sliss Beulah Striiss is visiting in St. Louis and Denver. Siisses Gertrude and Lillle Solomon are visiting in Selmu.

Sliss Delia Yurutsky of Gainesville, Is the guest of Miss Irma Brown. 0WENSB0R0, KY. Sir. Alex Feuerlicht, who has ably filled our pulpit during the past year, conducted Rosh Hashonah services and delighted' large audiences both night and morning. Sir.

Foucrlicht will also ocoupy our pulpit on Yom Kinnur. The annual election took place last Sunday. The officers for tho ensuing yenr nre: Messrs. B. Bner, President E.

L. SIosss, Vice-President; E. Bamberger, Sccrotary; Phil Dahl, Treasurer Leo Sloyora, A. Bosonfeld, SI. Levy and Henry Wile, Trustees.

Misses Irma ltosonfeld, of Evans-vlllc. and Francis Levy of Sioux City, will leave for their homes tills week after delightful visit to friends. Mrs. Henry Myers und dnugliter, Cccia. visited tho family of Mrs.

SI. Wise during the holidays. Sir. Abo Buer and Sliss Tillio Baor aro home from Atlantic City. Sliss Ida Lovy and guest, Sliss Francis Levy, spoilt lust Sunday with relatives in Morgan- Itold.

Messrs. Adolpii Kuseufoid and Manny Goldsmit have returned to college, having spent tho summer with thoir parents. Sir. and Sirs J. N.

Frank and son of Evunsvillo, are visit ing the family of Sir. Slogs. Slessrs. Simon Levy of Slor- ganfield and Martin Loventhnl of Nashvlllo spent New Year hero. Sir.

and Mrs. Fred Mann have returned to Henderson, after spending few days with Sir. and Sirs. A. KoseiucUI.

Sir. Sidney Bamberger, who spent a couple of weeks with his parents, bus returned to Versaillos, Ky. Miss Clemmic Wolf ontcrtnined small party of friends last Friday evening complimentary to the visiting young ladies. GREENVILLE, MISS. Sept.

9. Rosh Hashonah was spoilt quietly in our little cilj tho busi ness houses wero closed, nnd New Year's calls exchanged. Miss Julia Benjamin is spending several weeks In Memphis nnd St. Louis. Sir.

Hurry Alexander of New Y'ork died here Sunday, after a short Illness he wns buried in the Jewish cemetery here. Miss Flora Bcimnn is in Now York for several weeks. Sliss Louise Epstein left Wednesday for hor homo in New Orleans. Sirs. G.

Bernstein and son have returned from a pleas ant visit to Cooper's Wells and Jack son; Sir. Bernstein will not return for several weeks. Sliss Hattio Stern has returned from Lexington. SIlss Hattio Aaron is enjoying si house party on Roebuck Plantation. Dcnuty Is Ulooil Deep.

Clean blood means skin. No beauty without it. Cuscarets, Candy Cathartic clean vour blond and keen it clean, bv stirring up the lazy liver and driving al im- tmriticH from the body. Begin to-day to miiisli pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All druggists, oatisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.

Grip destroys the nppctitc, weakens tho heart, wrecks the nerves. Dr. Miles' Kestor alive Nervine brings health nnd strength- Sliss Emma Messing. -have gone.to I'lticKinac. Sfiss Pannette Sanders of Dayton, 0., Is the guest of Sfiss Bello Nathan.

Mr. and Sirs. Abe Weiler have returned from Waukesha, where thoy spent tho summer. SIlss Blanche Nowman of Milwaukee is the guest of MLu Augusta Sollg. Sir.

und Mrs. Louis Schwabiichor of Peoria, 111,, and daughters aro the guests of Mrs. SIux Gundelfinger. LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept.

11. Our whole community, Jewish and Christian, are bewailing the death of Sirs. Henry Kaufman, one of Louisville's best, most charitable and beloved women. Her death occurred Rosh Hashonah afternoon at her late home. 1(10!) Fourth avenue.

Sirs. Kaufman has been seriously ill for several months, and though the worst only was expected by her friends, death, which nt last came to relieve her from her groat suffering, was nevertheless a shock to all who know her. The deceased was nearly forty-three years of age. She wus the duughter of Sir. and Sirs.

Alex Wile, formerly of Pcllvlllc. As young lady Sliss Sophia Wile wns one of Louisville's most charming women. Twenty-two years ngo she married Sir. Henry Kaufman, und throe sous nre theresultof the union; Edwin, who Is in his father's llrm Benjamin and Lewis nro stuctonts In Eastern colleges. Sirs.

Kaufman was a truly charitable woman, heading the lists of benevolence whenever called upon, und with her own hands and moans and advice she was ever ready to assist any worthy cause, whether tho beneficiaries wero Jews or Christian. In hor lifetime she erected for herself a lusting monu ment by caring nnd providing for worthy poor. The uncrul took plucc lust Thursday, many attending the sad obsequlos. llie engagement of Dr. Leon L.

Solomon, of this city, and SIlss Alma Brown, of Mobile, hns been announced. Dr. Solomon is one of our most prominent young physicians; ho is a member of tho faculty of the medical department of the Kontucky University. His fianc ee, Sliss Brown, is a woman of splendid attainments. She Is relative of Sirs.

(Dr.) Adolph Sloses, and has made iiiuiiy friends here, who will be glad to have her locate in Louisville. Another young Jewish doctor has lately been honored by his peers. Dr. Sidney J. Sleyers, who for about a year was V.

S. Surgeon with the Army of the u. s. located in Cuba, during which time he has given per fect satisfaction to his superior ottl- cers, and gained the confidence, respect and good will of his patients, has been chosen Professor of General Pathology and Hygieno nt tho medi cal department of Kentucky University. Tho order of rJfcs has undertaken to conduct a fair and fall carnival in our city from October ilth to October 21st, and the chairmanship has boon given to Sir.

David Hirsch, of Hirsch Bros. Co. Siisses Emma Grauman and Sarah S. Shoningcr, after a trip of two months to Europe, have returned home, and are again employed as touchers in our public schools. Sir.

Arthur A. Dcmbitz, of Philadelphia is visiting his parents nt 1211 First street. MissesRosa and the guests of Sir. nnd Sirs. Ferd.

Jn-cobs, left Tuesday for their homo in Cincinnati. Sirs. Leopold Hoine nnd son Allen nre home from Petosky; Mr. and Sirs. A.

Stern nnd family from Mackinac Siisses Bettie Straus and Annie Ringgold from St. Louis and Iowa Mrs. D. Davis and duughter from Atlantic City Sir. Bernard Flexner from France and Switzerland.

Sir. and Sirs. Isudore Flolseh-akcr have returned from their bridal tour, and arc at home at S20 E. Broadway. Sliss Lisettu Lazarus, who spent throe months with relatives and friends nt Youngstown, returned homo this week.

Tho wedding of SIlss Louise Daisy Fox to Sir. Albert A. Fishel took placo at tho home of tho bride's mother, Sirs. SInry Fox, at Dili W. Oollego street, on Wednesday, Aug.

80th. SIlss An-notto Isador, of Chicago, is tho guost of her uncle, Sir. A. Frankenstein, of 1118 IV. Slarket street.

Sir. and Sirs. Slorris A. Sachs and Miss Cocilo Sachs, of 1421 Second street, have returned homo from their summer trip to Slicliigaii and Wisconsin. Sliss Eugenie Goldstein nnd hor brother, Dr.

Granville Goldstein, nro homo from very pleasant trip to Now Y'ork, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Sirs. B. Wurtzburger, after an absence from tho city of three weeks, hns returned. Sirs.

Joe Sachs is homo from Duncan, where she spent 'the summer. Sirs. Isadore Hcssdorfer, of Canton, is the guest of Sir. and Sirs. Clarence Lehman, of 120 W.

College street. Sliss Blanche Schwab, of Faducah, Is the guest of Sirs. D. I. Heyinan.

Sirs. Charles Mendel and son, after spending live months in California, have returned home. Mrs. C. Hei-donberg and family, of Tullahoir.R, are visiting Siisses Helen and Ray Falk, of 1414 Chestnut street.

Sliss Lottie Goldstein, daughter of Dr. A. Goldstein, the tnlented violinist, aftor spending her vacation with her parents, bus returned to Chicago to finish her musical education under Prof. Jacobson. Mr.

nnd Sirs. SI. Fromholtz, of are rejoicing oyer the birth of daughter on September 10th, Sirs, Fromholtz wns formerly Miss Fanny Hirschfield, of this city. Sir. and Sirs.

Sol. Isenberg have announced tho engagement of their daughter Nettie to Sfr. Albert Lilionfield. Sliss Richards, of Cincinnati, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Since Solo mon, on Preston stroet.

Sir. Simon Fromholtz and daughter Sliss Esther. of Bird's Eye, arrived in our city to spend the holidays with relatives and friends. Sliss Bertha Lip-pold hns just returned from Shelby-ville, where she spent severnl weeks. Sliss Lillian Alexander has Hood'i I'llli euro Uvnr HU ilha anil only caUnrtlc to luhe with PIMPLES "Mjr wife bad pimple on hor face but sbo has boon MMne CASCAKETS sail tboy iuvo nil dlsappeuieij.

I hud been troubled wltli constipation (or somo tlmo, but after taking tho first Casein ret I have had no trouble wltb, tbls ailment. Wo cannot spcalt too highly of Cascarots." Fiied Waiituan, 67t Germautonn Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. CANDY CATHARTIC CAI nAKl IC TRADE MAIM KIOISTIHD CURE CONSTIPATION. Sttrtlnf BnHf t'Mpr. (Mcatf.

nlrral. Kew Tori. Ill a to ml UK Tobacco llabll. SCHATCHEN, MATRIMONIAL AGENT, Offers" prlvntc, Tellable, nnd careful aervi-cua to Jndicdanu gentlemen. Transactions Strictly Confidential.

TriUcrs and agents unnoticed. Atldrcss, Including postage, DR. PECK, I5S oSih Street, NEW YORK CITY. NOTICE. The nresent incumbent havlniz de clined re-election, congregation K.

K. Bene Yeshurun, of DAYTON, O. applies for A Minister and Sabbath School Teacher. The tBrm of tho nresent inoumbont ex oiroa Sent. 1st.

1809. Only graduate! of the Hebrew Union College will be conBietd. Address all commuuica- dons to ISAAC STERN, S.e'y. FIRST and THIRD TUESDAYS EACH MONTH CHEAP SOUTH Louisville Nashville. Railroad Write for InfomxaHon to C.

f. ATMORE, G. P. LOUISVILLE, KY. CINCINNATI NORTHERN RAILWAY.

Court Htivft Station Knst nt Hroiidwiiy. Dftr Ex-tires far (tvii villi Vim UVrt. ItrTltfl. Toledo, Battle Creek. Jackson and MIchiKHit rmiiiH, it'll ve Harm.

arrive 7 m. Ijouvl fin- Van Wert nnd IntcrmiMliate p. iirrlve lltfilla. in. FAST TRAIN SERVICE.

Cincinnati Northern, Lake Shorn New "rlc Ceiuml for Toledo. Cleveland, Buffalo and New York. Leave Cincinnati arrive p. lotive hryan p. leave Toledo 4:50 p.

Cleveluiul 7:11) leave xiuhhio a. arriv fork p. in. CITY TICKET OFFICE NO. AM VINK ST.

VANTrcn. STCVRRAT. FVPRUIENCKD SALESMEN. For specialty line of Cloth ing, irousersnna uvercoata. lkhki imyib lino.

Territory Western TenneHaec Kentucky, Southern Missouri Illinois, Iowa Kansas. State where employed previously nnd territory covered. Addresa: Specialty Salesman, Israelite. i jvii i iii rnnu Jtuuim v'i4 KEKPEH In awholesaleclothlnghouse; only Experienced one desired. Good position for j-iirlit.

nnrt.ir fnn wliurn nrOVl- oualy emplDyed. Address Cutting lioom uooKKceper, ihuaklitk. BOARD AND ROOM gentleman nnd wife, in a respectable, quiet family on Walnut Hills. 'Address: J. P.

O. Box -10. OA It KItS WANTED. Nicely furnished rooms and first class tnble board, at 014 W. 8th 3t.

Terms reasonable POSITION WANTED. By nn expen-ened nlt-round man, in a country store. Best of references. Address: S. JJttVlson, 528 Everett Cincinnati.

BOAHDKHS WANTED. Wanted, two TI it fi I mnni. Apply 503 W. 8th St. City.

K005IFOR KENT. Famished room for lady or gentleman, nt 2018 May Walnut Hills. TRIPS lamps and chains in Pearline and hot water. Lamps will give more light; chains run easier. Dirt's to blame when they bother you and Pearline is death on dirt.

Ja A little box or bottle of Pearline ought to be in every tool-bag. Takes little or no room is the best thing: in the world 3T for mud or grease stains, ra Bewareof 9rsMois Pearline.