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no INTENDING BUILDERS-CALL AND SEE
cottages flats, etc. substantially built; all
modern improvements guaranteed; lowest price In
city. NJ. WIN. KAN Il co, architects 1917 Market.
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A TTESTION, LADlES-WE ARE NOW PRE-
~ pared TO I'LL orders for all occasions having
cured the services or hrst-cIass artistic hait-
dresser who will attend to this branch OF the toilet
try the Vienna bang bangs cut and curled 25 cents
La Nerfte Toilet Bazaar, 3251& Geary st. mr6 IT
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CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
" carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES' Perfect
Carpet-cleanng and Reuovating Works. % and II
Eighth st.: telaphoDe 3424 mr5 SIN
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C,ITY STEAM CARPET-BEATINt AND RENO
Eighth ST. G. II. STEVENS, proprietor mrl ION
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PIANOS. NIoLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.

GI5 sl25, $3.50 500, si75-A NUMBER or
II -. piaAus: to cover storage and advances +.
W. SPENCER 4 CO., 723 Market ST., History Rud-
ing. second floor. mrs Il
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Va HY PAY HIGH PRICES FOR FLOWERS
W and feathers when you can buy them direct at
La JARDINER,S Factory. lO2 Gerry st mr5 In
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il ILL EXCHANGE FOR ANY KIND OF A
~ business 81 acres Of land in fruit vines and
pasture: 5-rcom house and barn; farming impe-
f.egts, etc. j. ". DoNNELLY d CO., ~ Market
slree-. mrlO 3t$
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.. O0n WANTED A RELIABLE MAN AS
II -NV = partner ia paying c0muIiss Clubhouse;
NO experience necessary; pays SO month; rare
opportunity. Apply FLETCHER, e95 SIarket st. Il
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DARTIES THAT ARE GOING HOUSEKEEPING
L will find 1t TO their advantage 10 call and my
prices in furniture, carpets, foIding-beds, stoves
and house-furnishing goods; cash or payments;
country orders solicited All goods speciairiss
ARoNSON'S. 1910 and 1912 Stockton St, open till
SP. oc2S 6m
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rERSONALS.


EINE PAINTINGS BY TAYkRNIER, HILL,
i Keith, etc.. fine violins In ebony and gold: con-
cert grand piano for sale. at l4l4 Sacramento st. (;
parties going abroad. DIri0 I0t~
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G.IEOQ FINE LOU X SALOON ON yALEN-
- L OO. ella ST., " tn living rooms and years
lease MORGAN " nOWNEY. ms Market st. Its
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,yTSFD IN TIME AND SAVE MONEY RY

DE ADVISED IN TIME AND SAVE MONEY BN
ID coming TO the dissolution sale: you eau rur
chase for $l5 merchant tailor-made 3-buttOn cut
away dress suit our former price S27 made by
leading Boston merchant tailor for S45. ORIG NAL
MISFiT CLOTHING PARLORS, cor. Post and Du-
mont evenings.
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DRoF. BRADFORD. THE WORLD-RENOWNED
illusiontst, viii give performance in the cabI-
net manifestations and black art mysteries; also
enumeration of hands. ut ST. George Hail. 90JI.
Market ST., near Fifth tuesday March 10Th; dance
after the performance tickets at the hall:
% cents for reserved seats, without extra
charge, mrg 2ts
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LroB SALE CHEAP-FINE CIGAR OR CANDY
, tore fixtures. Address 4. L. WISE. care SHEER
y y. CLAl y CO. SuLter and keArny SIS. Ltt
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an THEINSIALLMENTP LAN-DRESSGOoDS
" silks. seasklns aud Seaette cOaks also carpets,
furniture, lsce-euTtans, Blankets and fOidingb3ds
at NJ. FRIEDMAN 81 CO.'S, 22S and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you can buy just
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection Of eur
stock Is respe fully solicited orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended to. 22s and
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CARPETS CLEANED; 3 AND 5 CENTS PER
y yard. 453 Stevenson; Tele. 1928; S.STRATTAN.
IvIOIIN GuTrAR MANDOLIN AND RANJn
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SsNnO SALOON. WITH LEASE: Why GOOD
.NGOU. corner. with living rooms Apply
CALl Branch once, mrlO So
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I DAUVILLIERS NURSERY REMOV WE'D
y from 241l Bush ST. to 27l6 Bush: all kinds OF
plants, flowers and seeds for sale; also
oar SfE
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TOR ADOPTION-BY A WELL-T0-Do RESPECT
dress Z. W. Boy l51. q AZ Branch Ofica MIRO 81.
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QQsJEO AN ACTUAL PICKUP; HOWARD
,DOZOO. near lSth; fine 3-stOTy residence of
10 rooms: laundry . baths brick foundation, etc.
nice flower garden; lot Z7x9U; could be made into
3 fats at little expense. q. II. UAlBSEN & CO., II
Aoufpnmerv
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A RRIYED-NIRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
n York: is only natural born trance medlum IN
the world; Is seventh daughter, born with double
veil aud wonderful prophetic gift of second sight;
this she will proves every hidden mystery revealed;
tells your entire life In dead frances gives name
in full also your future husband or wife; In bust
ness lawsuits, marriages. divorces deaths, uniting
the separated removing evil influences. restoring
lost love she has equal, and wishes II distinctly
understood she advertses nothing but what she
can do all who are In trouble iny.ed to call aud be
convinced: $4,000 challenge TO any medium who
excel her ParIors, 1920 Market st. OPP. 7th I'm
MASSAGE.
MRS. THOMSON, HAND-RUBBER AND SwED-
Nl ISL movements. lis Grant ave-. Room u. 10 50
A RRIvED, MISS NELLY MoNrRoSE WITH
~ Rose Hilton, $50 Mission: baths; messages Its
q LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEvE-
q LAND, massage, Nucleus House, X. 22 jar Il
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.IOD COFFEE SALOON. NEAR KEARNY
IOp. MORGAN Il DONNEY. ms Market Its
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lJ-0 LOTS 25x1cO AND l20 FEET SOUTH
IN w. OF Golden Gate Park
California; ST, near hyde

u w. OF Golden Gate Park.
Sl75-Located on and the electric railroad
S20O-line and proposed cable lines: commands 4
S25O-ine view Of park. ocean and landscape; in
S3tO-VeStment IN these goods for the rast year
SjSO-has given quick returns and fine profits: we
offer these goods very easy terms. MOORE,
FOSTER a Co., 634 MdrSet ST.
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GeL1Bn ELEGANT FLATS; DEVISADERO,
~ SoVu. near Ridley: new two-story bay. win
dow house OF tHe fats OF > and rooms and bath
each; brick foundations; lot 25Xl25. q. II. UMB-
SEN, IA Montgomery s..
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FINANCIAL.


old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT - SEND
~ your Old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, IL Third ST., San
Franeisco 1 will send by return mali the cash: If
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold. 2y
NOSOO TO LOAN, 1873 KEARNY ST.. ROOM
tNZCOO "a; to 9 p. M. mrs u
S3. 0UU.UUU large sums below market rates.
JOHN 4. LITTLE, 10 Safe Deposit Build'g dl6 3m
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE G H.
M STREET d CO., 415 Montgomery st. MOI q
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 5SS kearny ST. the only corporation that ienas
money on diamonds watches: low interest oc4 u
C,MALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSoRIP.
- lions taken at CALL Branch of1ceS. oVo LaIAin
ST.. 339 Hayes ST and 25lS Mission st.' open tiii
a.3o y =, ySu
STORAGE.
mo RENT-LARGE AIRY BASEMENT FOR
/ STORAGE near city Hall 1913 Larktn mrs &c
CLASSIFIED Advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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RIO LEARN THE LATEST NEW DANCES GO TO
L Irvine's Academy. 927 Mission ST. mr7 I'm
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n RoCERIES-CLUFF BROS WHOLESALE
" ana retail grocers; the Oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast; teas ard
conees speciality; no chrOmos or crockery: best
goods at lowest prices; country orders packed ami
shipped free and IL Montgomery ave. ~ and
AZ Fourth St, 4o9 ana All Montgomery ave- IOI
Hayes st. lel7 TuThSu tt
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MRS. BERTHA BAUMANN HAS MOVED FROM
wi lUS Powell ST. TO 2O3 Powell mr6 I'm
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Gil O0u PAYS BIG INTEREST; PAGE.
u L .UO'. near Coe new bay window
houses in six fats; lot 25Nl37 6; brick founda-
tions; electric bells and lighters &. H. UMBSEN
~ co, IA Montgomery ST.
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IRVINE d KLEIN OF UKIAH. DEALERS IN
all kinds OF town, farm ranch and redwood tim
her property; investigate titles; attend 10 any BUSH
ness placed in their hands for nOn-residents refer
ences 10 any responsible citizen or firm IN Mendo-
cino County Cal. se3tf
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MO INCORPORATION u. SPAULDING q Co.
~ OF the Pioneer Carpet-beating Machines have
not Incorporated, and all persons hereby notified
not TO employ or give credit to a concern having a
similar name, under the supPo5iton or belief tnav it
Is J. SPAULDING IL co. of 353 Tehalna St., with
which concern ]. SPAULDING & CO. have no con
nectinn. Telenhone No. 3O4O. fem II
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QSE0D 4 GIVE-AWAY: 22D, NEAR HARRI-
tTOOOV. soa; new bay-window house Ia fats
Of & and rooms and bath each: brick foundations:
rents s52 80; lot 25xlO0: sunny side OF street e.
H. UMESEN q CO, 1 Montgomery ST.
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TOR SALE-SOUND. GENTLE YOUNG HORSE;
J. 100 pounds; a positive bargain. Inquire for
buggy horse at very-stable, to Washington St,
eiry hirlO St.
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GO COR. ) ODE; FIXTURES SUITABLE
= 81 Srocery orIquoT-store. 81 Harrison. 10 -
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(NHAS. WESTON, AGENT FOR ENAMELED LET
y tiers; house numbers specially. 961 Mission ~
UIaE EVEN1NG BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
10 Is cents per week. delivered by carrier 10 anv
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, olde
and largest evening paper published on the coast
orders by pcstal-card or otherwise VIII receiN
PROMPT attention. ONCE 622 MONTGOMERY g.
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Busr>s SIS cusNCEs-

GEnO cox. GROCERY; PACIFIC ST.; rs
= JOO. years estahiished; positive bargain J.
ID. BARNARD, HAS Market ST., near Taylor. Its
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hIOS STATIONERY AND NEWS STORE;
- -. rent SO. FLETCHER, $50 Market It's
GIDC PAYING COR. BRANCH BAKERY; a
= IL. sacrifice. F. ETCHER. 995 Market lis
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GQ7R LOTS 25xlO0 ON l ST: PROPOSED
ID - ~. cable line bet. 18th and 18th ayes,
SsO0-mandins fine view of park and ocean; in
S425-yeStment in these goods villa pay good
& Co 81 Market st
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THE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO IL cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postal-cari otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery St
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20

VIA tss saebssr exam saislss q L-e gssss
~eszs ba1 ay fslLss ellizens B4Fros visss
e. at ZoL - rgeFs a. sita tnsL 81 vita JoC.
zz1 sil nGs s1a aget - frte1d-s eas
crssioA fas ias % oesnerce nay se sslssa-
ness oss tne iss - ststsszsaskip saozia -
egos1sF zad Hors Hoeral tApViaa I -
lot iare11 70 eater uPsa zEy sas.ecI tAsy eaa
exc4ss diTistsns, o1t A. believe hat ths gen
era sosefansss - ssss4aBiY eaarssa vita tas
e0ty u ses 4ls shst LGs an1szy issss4 ~ = -
zlssEs aE1 sseFyxaers Iasislz1asd 81 pa.
LAppls4ssi
.N8s ny fsIiss citizens ss ssve ,eis year
a most aoend4zt-yss sztrzordi Z aTy- gram
crop A. - The grsat staples asea y eur pso-
pie have oeen yielded - TIE lGoos ef tae farEa
er IL srser measure taza ever before Russia
has recea,iy prehlsited tes export ef re be
cause s1e seeds her crop - feed Ter gwR
people. fas demands Ia France aza IA Rag
-saa aat Germany sil ABSORB every oushei Of
tas great surplus a. have after peo-
pie ara fed, and saateveF e9za plaiIts tnsse
may have been In tss past. I believe this year
viii spread = snhs Of ziAdness over tns
entlre esuntry. Apela1se THIS - CIR op-
pCEteaity Ga1 esnnOf ses hSs - shah % Ress.-
bic bat that these exports Of srsin nov reach
ing TIE limit Of TIE capacity o, cur railroads
ana car sh-ps shall soon sTtsg back 10 US thS
lost goad se seas - Europe aud more tkat Ne
did not .ese Applause We OGgaI - DC
grateful for tAese eoaditioas and careful every
where 70 add 20 them the virtues OF patience,
frugalit3, love Of order a1d ~ crown ali a
great patriotism snd devotion - The eoasLlLU-
ton and ths lss-alwsys eur rule OF conduct as
citizens" l.ss2lause.l
When Troy was reach Il at sos p. II.
workmen from the shops gravita-sd at
the station 20 await the aTriyal of he
party The train moved with difficulty
through the throng. IL was the noisiest
demonstration Of the day, and when
the train stopped the president Ia =
brief speech, said:
II am sure that yea realize here In q large
coxrea. the eeNs1t 0; policy that keeps the
American market for rhe American WORK
men I try 70 be broadly philantaropic In my
thoughts about the human race, but cannot
help thinking that an American workman
has stronger claim on my sympathy and help
than any other vOrkmen. Applause. be-
heve that our Institutions are only safe while
We have intelligent and eonteRIet working
classes. would adopt constitutions! methods
any Administrative method-that would pre-
serve thls country from Ihs condition into
which some others have unfortunately fallen.
where q hard days work does 40, bring sub
stance tor the workman and ais family" ZAP
plause.
Secretary Proctor, Cen. Carr and
Postmaster Warner, of Albany, travelled
with the president from Albany to
North bennington. where they arrived
at Sis o'clock. There the president
was met by J. C. Mccullough and was
driven, with Secretary Proctor. Rus
sell Harrison and his. secretary, to the
Mccullough residence, where they
dined at o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20
A ROAD TIED UP.
The Strike on tho Lake Erie q Western
Railway Is Spreading.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug 19.-It
looks now as If there is TO be a strike
on the entire Lake Erie & Western sys-
tenn, though the officials have hopes
that an amicable agreement will be
reached. The freight brakemen and
conductors between Lafayette and
Sandusky and between Michigan
City and indianapolis are out,
aud the same class OF trsinmen
between Lafayette and Peoria and
Fort Wayne ara Connersville will
strike Freight traffic is at stand
still; no freight trains or work trains
are running The co.npany's stations
are blocked with grain and its elevators
are full to overfiowing Orders have
been issued TO all agents not TO accept
any time or perishable freight until
further orders. Passenger trains are
running on time. and no attempt has
been made to in any way interfere
with that branch OF the service. The
officials are trying 10 patch up a
truce until General Manager Brad
bury, who Is supposed TO be in Canada,
can reach here, but frequent dispatches
10 MIN IL .OhS Pp-L - ha'c Va
reply, and just where he is cannot be
ascertained. The brakemen arc ask
ing FOR changes in the schedule of pay
and want pay for overtime when de-
layed by work. The freight conduc-
tors also want overtime and a change
in the schedule. The switehnen at
Lafayette have asked for an increase
in psy, and it is likely that the switch
men at other points will also make a
demand.
PEORIA, H., Aug. 19-Railroad mat
ters in Peoria are IN decidedly inter
estiny condition. Monday morning all
Lake Erie a Western brake.nen went
on strike and Tuesday night all switch
men In the Peoria 81 Pekin Union
yards struck. There are nearly 1000
men engaged in the yapis and business
Will be hopelessly blocked, as all the
switching for the roads entering .the
city from the south and east is done by
the Peoria & Pekin Union and the
yards are now full of cars ard nothing
is moving. The grievance is an 90
jectlon tow. +. Bell, yardmaster, who,
the men claim, is tyrsnntcal Both
union and non-usion men have gone
out and freight business in Peoria is at
q stardstin
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20
THEIR BOAT CAPSlZED.
Three Artists Drowned in tho Ohio River
mt Ctpolnnatk

Mt Cipolnnatk
CINCINNATI, Aug. l9.-Three promi
nent young people were drowned in the
Ohio river opposite Fulton station
about noon Tuesday by the capsizing
of skiff. Clara Fechheimer, the
pretty ls-year-old daughter of j. X.
Fechheimer, the wealthy shoe manu-
factarer; her friend Miss Laura Bam-
berger, of Chicago, aged Il; Emil
Block, aged is, q leading figure in jew
ish circles, and George solomon, had
been visiting the art museum, and con-
cluded to have a ride on the Ohio river.
They hired a skiif, and Block and Solo
mon pulled out into the stream. They
knew nothing about handling the
oars, and the boat capsizcd, throwing
the entire party into the water. Solo
mon was the only one who managed TO
reach shore; the other three were
drowned The young man made
q heroic effort to rescue his compan-
ions but failed The sad accident has
caused feeling of sorrow all over the
city. Quite crowd of people on
shore saw the three young people
perish, but were powerless 10 aid
them. A search for the bodies was
commenced at once and there IS no
doubt that all will be recovered. This
is the second river accident of this
kind that has taken place in Ohio
this summer, the other being the
drowning of five persons at Riverside
about two months ago. Then. as now.
the party was ont for pleasure ride
and all were drowned
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20
Mo-o Wealth for Michigan.

LANSING. Mich, Aug. 19--This year
500. .0Do. 600 of mining property which
has heretofore paid specific tax will
have 70 be added to the valuation of
the counties OF Gorebic, Houghton.
Ontonscor, Keweenaw. Marquette and
Menominee. In addition 70 this the
state board Of equalization has prac-
tically decided to add TO the total val
uation, as equalized FIVE years ago. the
sum Of 800. oo9. 900 to cover the material
advancement of the state during the
last bali decade. This viii make a to-
tai increase in valuation Of sIBo. 600. 600
and bring the total valuation up TO
81. 500, 00o. 0ee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEE.

Switzerland Is preparing an interest
rg exki eit for the worlds fair.
Hon 4. r. Beck, four tunes mayor of
vicxssGrg, Aiss, died At sasS place
tuesday, aged - years
Premier Abbott, OF Canada, was sad
70 be arranging for a reel pr oeity treaty
between Canada and the United states
Hiram Wilson. % Clinton. Ia. while
temporarily IN balanced mentally. cut
his throat with razor and died on
TUESDAY
Lewis Wilson. who Was sentenced 70
the Michigan state prison for ten years
in isss for manslspgk,er. has been
pardonea BIZ Gov. Winsns
Michael Delgatti. 1T years old. was
shot by an unknown man in a riot in
Mulberry street, New York He died
soon after in the Chambers Street hos
pitaL
The lessees of the coal mines az
Brieeville, Tenn, have appealed 70 the
courts for an injunction 10 preyen- ths
state inspector from removing the con-
vict labor employed
Money has been sent from Washing
ton 10 pay for the construction Of the
new government building a, Ashland
Wis II viii cost sloo, ooe and will be
completed in June. 1924
w T. Murphy. of the New York
athletic club, made a mile in 2:2S 2-5
Tuesday. at Springfield, Mass, on a
pneumatic bicycle, beating the Ameri-
can record rs seconds.
Three more Cinnamon, making IF
teen in all, have been arrested at San
Antonio. Tex. while trying 10 enter
the United States from Mexico They
will be sent back 10 China By ysay of
San Francisco
In Paradise canyon, rs miles north
east of Ogden, L. IT., mines of almos,
pure lead, with a paying quantity OF
silver, have been discovered. The
town of Laptata has already been laid
out.
1t is now considered almost certain
that the directors of the Nationa!
Eisteddfod will consider favorably the
proposition conmuni Gated to them
from the United States on behalf oi
the Welsh residents OF America, asking
TO have the Eisteddiod of 1898 held IL
Chicago
Some zoo men, women and children
OF the Raper Methodist church were or
canalbost pleasure trip below Day
ton, O., Tuesday evening, and at
o'clock the boat collapsed. throwing
the entire party in the water. A score
of passengers were injured, but N
fatalities are reported.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20

UREA, y. Y, Aug IA carriage
containing II. G.. MalliEan. Of Green
lslsh, and J. f. Hickey. of Troy,
delegates 70 the Firemen's con
vention a. Eerkimsr. with John
Lawton, Of that village. as
driver, was struck Tuesday night By
the New York Central Niagara Fails ex-
press while crossing the tracks short
distance from the depot Nulligsn
and Lswton we're instantly killed.
Mr.. Hickey vas 80 badly hurt that be
Iii asa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20

NRw YoRK. Aug. 10. - The White
Star Line steamer Teutonie. which has
jus. arrived here from Liverpool, beat
the record for western passages. Her
time from the bar at Quee ustown 10 the
Sandy Hook bar was FIVE days, sixteen
hours and thirty-one minutes This is
one hour aad thirty-seven minutes
faster than the time OF her sister ship,
the Majestic. on her last trip from Liv-
erpool, which then made the fastest
westward Is ssage up to that time. One
day the Tsutonic steamed SIT miles.
which also beats the record Of speed
for a dsy
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20
Germau ye,erau. Ad,ourn.

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 19.-Thc
business meeting of delegates a. the
Princess rink Tuesday morning closed
the annual convention of the German
Military Company OF North America.
which has been in session since Satar-
day. The election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows:
President, Fritz Holie, st. Louis; vice
president, DR.. Vanquast, Kansas City;
secretary, julius Eggers, Chicago;
treasurer, Louis Ertel, Cincinnati. The
kriegerfest next year will be held at
Kansas City. The convention adjourned
ut noon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-20

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the TASTE, and acts
genly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. elesnsss the sys
tenn etiectuslly, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
oliT remedy of lis kind ever pro
dQoed,. pleasing To the taste and ac
cepiable to the stomach, prompt in
its sction aud truly beneficial in IL
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in zoe
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try It Do not accept an!
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SaR FRANCISCO. Ckt.
LOUISVILLE. kY. hEw YoSk, NM