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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
Sil &ebaftpr q. Solem!

S Ell &ebaftionsnotis l1seblabet for
Lobe Mai '94 fommer Sc ST. &ebatt6r
81. @olem me6 nosle taa9e6e os forz
blomme6e gtrinser, bpori Sc taiter
Stant paa en- af &otb1aD Iliances
Meblemmers pripate @anbel.
Seq proteterer / @anbbe6ens os &lz
liancens 9}apn impb @bers buntle us
Observation-Disclosures gtrinser, forbi Sc
inbirefte ubipDr cit Mistanfe imob etz
bpert Meblem af Rotbiap Iaiance.
Sar Sc ST. 9tebatt6r @o1em for to
Nar iiben fat 9em inOb at afil6re mo-
get, lom par umoralitt, iaa faar Sc nj.
ielp ta9e J6l9erne.
Seq finber bet iom Hlisti @senitab
[af Setretdr for &otbiap Miance at fOrz
lanse en- fDrbeitsj5renbe 9febegi6refie.
&alptuaben @iie buer life.
@Dper 8raatelien..
P.S. Ses git til q. Solem meo
operFaaenbe os anmobebe bam ont at
trptfe bet; men bet blep 1dnst tilbase
meb Dpforbrins om at tase bet me6 mig
isien.
@u Manb, ber itfe bolber fig forsob
til at fare meb 8asuaifelier / forblom=
u1enbe u6trbf os iioen nd9ter at inota9e
en- Dpfororins om &eoesi5relie, anler
je9 iitan6 til at forlpare enbper limo
ralitbeb. @Dper 8raatellen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
Gn np Manb.

Casper 2ein er en- Manb, 1om Otter
Calls &elsere burbe BABE iine 9ine
benpenbt paa. S Eotpn Of Oscar, bpor
ban bor, er ban laa populer, iom mo-
gen fan bli / en 2ofalitet. San bar
paret Go,pnzglerf, 1aalense Eotpn Of
Dscar bar peret ureanileret, o9 for bet
meite uslaa Ms1eslor. Casper 2ein
burbe bli por netes(uoitgr eller&asierer.
Ser 1ises, at be to, iom in6ebar bisle
@mbe6er, ct utilfre6s me6 2ennen, os
bpis bet ct Tilfel6et, bpr De life BEL Ipez
req meb be @1nbeber len9ere enb npbz
penbi9. 8eter 2pmsbaler.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
8rcpe.
l1nbertuppb 176e W1ai '94.

unDerDDD0 l7Oe W(at "a.
ST. &ebaft6r!
Sanlebnins Brautis Qrtitfel bil jes
iise, at ben ct life af ben sobe Ianb,
iom ri ale itulbe pdre beijalet af. Seq
peb, at $. g. 8j0rse bar fine SLENDER,
os blanbt bisie er jes iiffer paa, at 8roz
Der Brauti Ct en-. &arlasen fjenoer ieg,
men bet er life n66benbist at offentlisz
sj6re ben. Senfisten meo bisle 2injer.
ct at gj0re 2dlerne opadrfl lomme paa,
at be life b6r pdre altfor 1nare til at
fafte 2ib til ale be &pster, lom fortdaes
os Itripes pm bore beblte Mdnb / bisIe
Eiber os beller life trO altfOr meset paa
bem, 1om in,isrer os / Sale os @frift.
$. g. 8i6rse bat ies fjenbt periOnz
Zig be iibite 10 s(ar, os be ii6ite 6 eller
Z @ar bar jes ofte truffet bam flere
@anse baslis, ben Eie ban bat paret
biemme, us jes fan bepi6ne, at 81,
8i6rse er iaa drlis os retifaffen, iom
nosen, jes fat fienbt. 9a jes fjenber
baabe 8rauti us 8j6rse, trOr jes bet er
min @1i9t at bape ct Orb meb / 2aset.
Til benz, ium 1triper, pil jes fi9e, at be
baabe f0rit os iibit b0r pr6pe at bolbe
fig til Sanbbeben.
Sans .. SlIpn.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
9&aar &on9en er paa &eiie.

Song &nute, ben @osiins, bar paa
@eiie forle6en. San ifulbe bolbe 8az
rabe pper etpar &eiter, en- Mariball
So. os en- pe6 8eltrami, &olf 60. Sc
republitanite @olitifere oar un6errettet
om bans &onme til grootiton, us be
forbere6te fig paa EFT fonselis Mobtaz
selie. @tepbens=g =gromb> >Ebompion Sat-
tionen itaferebe op Columbia Club paa
este geummer iefs, Naetebe fin febe
&alp, toebe fine Speber paa patriarfalit
Maner us ienbte en 9eputatiou til uttz
berbanisft at bebe bam tomme op og Be-
piie benz fin gnbe us 8epaasenbeb.
Me6 itore 5orpentnin9er o9 fulbe af
@aab os Trpit pentebe oisie republifan=
ite Groenbe paa bet 9ieb1it, ba &nutes
slaipn itul6e lpie / be bonebe Columbia
Gale, - ,1en bu @tiebnens Sroni al
@tuffelie! 9alpor Steenerion lebet af
9ottor 8uliefe1er baube last &nilas op
irnob fine Eroesbrpbre, - be bapbe
felt Columbia @uls, at ben Ios af
champagne us febe &alpe, os be iasbe
til bperanbre 1aalunbe: &um laber %
eipre bele @tellet til ibel 5iaito for Ser
bens Nniiet. Os be ftDnbte fig neb paa
9epotet, o9 ba &nute Tom, fprte be bam
meb fig til 9otturens merbeQi9ite,
bpur bans @uls blep meset umbpsselis
befslt, og nu ertterer "@rperten", at
"perionlts er &nute Me1ion baabe ben
bpsselisite os meit interesiante os fore=
fommenbe Maub, r1art fan treffe paa."
Set er lopenbe Spmptomer, bet maa
man fper9e paa, - men Columbia?
9purlebes gil bet paa Columbia?
gbampasnen % ben feoe &alp - alt
blep til ibel 5orfenselisbeb. 9alpor
Steenerion % bans 9iertenspen, Hulie<
fp1eren, bapbe ipillet "8rpbrene" etforz
banbet Subs. Spab ituloe ber 9ibres?
st sammelt DrbiprOs flyer, at ber lite
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
Sans .. Dlion.
l1nbertpoob, 17be Mat '94.

ST. &ebaftpr!
Seq er insen Ipisfriper, men leg
maa bog sisre nosle 8emertninser til
g2ep. S. s. 8rautis @tripelle "Saubz
busseren" for 15be Mat. Seq ct enis
meb 8rautt, at ufentlise @an6 maa
taale ofent1is &ritit, men iaa er bet
uslaa &ritittens @list at ptie, bpor
Seilen lisser, os life me6 lift @rat Os
lpie Sentbbntnser prepe at baspaife
nosen. San bur6e bepiie fra &ecorben,
bpor ber ct itemt Sell leller arbeibet / ben
gale &etnin9, iaa oilbe bet bore til @apn
for Soft. @pab 8rautt peb, ONT boem
Soft bil babe til neite Senator, ct biit
Tibet, os erbnu minbre peo ban, bpem
Soft pil feu,me for, nten bet CT nof om
at 9ipre for bam at faa bepne fig paa
8ipree. ST. 8ibrse bar nemlig | Bee
itpre1ien ber Menisbe6en, us fM9elis
ntaatte td9e dttto Del at af19ne
8rautt iom @reft for famine, ba pt iffe
funbe BRUCE ban lengere. Seq bar
merfet, at 8rauti bar baot ct 9orn !
S,ben paa 8iprse fra ben 9ib, o9 ban
bar prspet paa mango Maaber at ifabe
baut.
a !. q =. y
Seq er enis nteb 8rauti, at s. @o,
bertion er en- arlis Mfanb % pil life
lppe for Bense, iom pisie anbre gigr, %
leg itulbe lite at ie, ban fit ct Gmbebe.
Seq fulbe nof bapt Spit til at ffripe
en- bel Sci mere, men bet faar bore tilss
nefe Gang. Seq bill futte meb at M
tie "@obbusseren" Spite % 5remsallg.
gbeo. SjOrbal,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
6pritte4t9e NDbeoer.

"Ntimmeapplis Spnrnal" bar Tat
inb to 11De @resier o9 II EDpeietterz
Ma1tiner.
"Sbe Sucoma Sum-, &acifcfptens
isrite Solfepartiblab, fan faces iammen
neb "9fobbus9eren" for 50 s(aret.
&i 8iper "9fpbbnsseren'' 3 @aaz
neber for rs Gents. Spormun9e ct bet
iom bill benptte fig al glnlebninsen?
80 Sren fpbte ian1men / en Tunnel
peS @rinceton, &entudp, Sre6as. 0tte
Menne1ter brebtes us Eunellen bleo al
beles fDlbt af @ra9itumperne.
Til 11n6erretnins for ale @ountDz
&omiteer mebbeles, at bet fon9ress
itonelle &pn1ite mpber Moorbeab ben
296e Mai for at beitemme Eib, Ste6 us
@eprelentation for ben fommenbe &prz
pentipn. Mnbretp @teener5Dn.
Tanbt Nnt(ase MOB @reten. @lenz
coe, Minn., lobe Meai. @ranbjurpen
bar funbet Mntlaee mob 9aeo. Srebrid
@lsbart, ben fatolife @reit i@inite6, for
Dperfalo / an6en Grab mob Inna 2il=
fin, en- @lep Mfenisbeosifolen.
General GoreD ct af 8opuliiterne /
1Sbe &on9resbiftrift af Sbio (@tc&inz
leps 9iitritt) nomtneret til &anbibat
for &on9resmanb. 9enne Mebbelelie
er ifte blet telesraferet, men er anfoutz
met meb Grasttrdn, flyer "Milwaufee
M6pance".
9ft Gartsier er itranbet 2afe
M@isan unoer EFT frDstelis @torm
5rebas. Sc fleite Stranbinser fanbt
@teb paa Chicago Saon. 81 @eennez
iter brutnebe. @eb Mtlpautee os Yort
@uron itranbebe o9iaa flere Sartpier
meb Eab al Mennelfelip.
Ser ital bore flor Mrmoo os Glenz
bisbeb / Srlanb, men ben er bog life
iaa itor iom fer be 5orene6e @tater.
s geetu Oort alene bleo ii6ite @ar 49,
600 Samilier ia itet ub al fine 9iem,
mebens / Srlanb meb @anse iaa ior
8efultnin9 iom Metp Oorf, tun 10000
5amilier bapbe ben famine Stiebne,
5 Ell 9tffuSiton ont 5ultepartiets
2ebere nrtper "Suutb 9otota @tate
5orum" f1senbe: Spprssmaalet um
2ebere ct af lioen 8etpbnins, bpis -
iom "Eribune" tnbrbmmer - bets
@rinciper Ct bebre enb andre @artters.
elt feile er n1enneiteltst, os bpis Mrs.
2eaie os Mers. @bite ejbr 5eilsreb,
faa Til be belle @tiebne neb 2abD Macz
betb, ielu ONT be par lanst flu9ere, enb
be Ct. 5olteparttet fat nosle bpstise
Men6 - ia me9et bD9tise Menb II
fine @eter. @enator MQen ct EFT
&iempe, os Simpiun, 9apis, @effer,
Stepart os &ple fan itilles peb Siben
al bpiltet iumbe1it 1isnenbe Mn<
tai Menb / be anbre @artier. &onz
9resmanb 8oe>t er Miuneiotas bp9tisz
ite @epreientant. @ence er en- CLINT
renbe be8auet o9 tlet SDr. Subion,
SEEM u9 &et9ban ct Menb meb 9p9tig<
beb. @opuliiterne er moi all right,
bpab ben Ein9 an9aar.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
en offentlis 9jener? Mt reionere paa
benne Muabe, p1lbe pel bore bet famine
font at ii3e, bois bet ct Sororinser pre<
Senteret til RDnrbet. pm f1biIfe Iprbrinz


iom at ii3e, bois BET ct SOr6rinser prez
ienteret til 8oarbet, om boilte Sorbrin<
get pi bar &aab fra 9ub &utboritet, at
be er uoer6repne os ulOp1ise, oa bsr ri
aai9ebel beoil9e ben bele Torbriug, ba
Sfattebberne bebre fan beitriee Dmfoitz
ninserne peo en- Nppel, enb en- Snbipi~
buel. Set s1gr pel insen Sorifiel, ON
@fatteb6erne life pe6 noset om en- iaaz
ban Gambling al Gountpboarbet? Sporz
ban fan be bibe bet? @iier &apporz
ten fra Mpbet ben ipecificerte 8il?
@ler biier ben DplDsninserne fra the
State. Printing Expert ansaaenbe
2obmesiisbeben af benne Gororins? =?
g8ei.
6borlebes fan ba @fatteb6erte bi6e
noget ont ben ulobli9e us be pperbrepne
Torbrinser?
@apporten af &ommisierernes 5orz
banblinser al 29be Sanuar o9 7oe Sc
bruar, opmaalt af ST. &amaleD, til at
inbebolbe e7 Solios, er af Mc&en5ie
beresnet til at bore SO Solios. st
Dper1maal af 26 Solios, enb6a er the
leading me6resnet. 9isie 26 6olios
tilian1men meb Z 5Olios Dpermaal, 6er
er beresnet al Mc@en5ie @apporten al
Com. 8roc. al S1be STARTS, pil tiliamz
men l1bsjpre ct ,8e1pb al $S3.76 os bette
tiliammen isjen me6 be $84.48 u1oplis
Sorbrins, ifdse SIR. &amaleDs Mez
ming, ubsipr $1os.S4, ium er beoilset
paa be to fi6ite Mpber af @ountDboarz
BET uben nusen lpolis @et.
Som 5M9e al ST. @analeDs @aal
at &umnisierernes Gorbanolinser,
forelps ies Paa fibite Mebe, at ber
it1lbe ,bnebues en- @on1ite til at sau
isienttem the printing bills for fibite
Gar ps bere9ne, ont ber bar betalt for
fere gorlius, enb fem birfelis bar trDft
os rappprtere tt nalte Mpbe af 8parz
BET; men Bette 5ori1as bleb life eugans
ltnbertpttet.
8lot / Erbfninsen af &ommisiarerz
neg Sorbanblinser for iibfe Iar os
bpa6 iom ct trbtt af 5orbanolinser for
bette Nar, ct BET ct Dbermaal al 175
Golios, bbiltet belpber fig til $1S6, ium
er betalt formeset. @n6os efter ct 1aaz
bant re6uceret Qntal al Solios, oilbe
Mc&en5ie blibe betalt for fere Solios
af solid matter, enb ban bar trbtt, ba
ies bar beresnet en Solio efter 10 9inz
ier af 8repier Epper, Os enbper Gppoz
graf pe6, at bet ta9er mer en6 10 2injer
af 8repier Epper, for at u6sjpre en-
Solio al solid matter.
9iselebes pil ies benlebe Opmerf=
iombebeu paa Maa6en, bporpaa Mc<
&en5ie 1etter up the financial state
ment. @an trDffer bet bubbelzipaltet
Sorm, faa ban 6erpeb fan bape Inle6<
ming til at tase 8etalins, for neiten bet
bubbelte Stunt (space), enb BET bar fat
/ enfelipaltet Sorm.
Man fan furltaa omtrent, 6porme9et
fan tiener berbe6, ,,aar bet betenfes, at
iibite financial statement foite6e mo-
9et pner 5000.
@rittne, Minn., lobe Mat '94.
s. 6. Dppe9aarb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
lam Ria cULDMINE

Ibnuer fig slirenbe, bet famine ger ogtaa ct H9entur
tor Dor npe preqttee % enettaaenoe Hoe:
Udstinlngen or Midway Rlaisance." !"
24s fine Hteber meb fnlsfenbig 4etrtbelfe: 0mette
@prIbs Batr BOG ub8tuet bet mctle leseanEe Sprog.
t&amle 8anbet lent meb oiten TOT iloele fac Gents.
WXVESEX FUB. Co.. ChicaGo, Ill.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22

Do9 u6en at ta9e 9enipn til be Dp=
lpsninser an9aaenbe 9opmasfisbe6eu
al opennapnte 5orbrin9 paa $84.48 al
Mc&en3ie, fureFaar allisepel ST,
&iri@, at bele 8elpbet bepilses, % ma,
turlispis, bpab ST. &iri6 fur1anser, bel
faar ban.
ST.. &iri@ sap iom @rutb, bperfor
ban bepilsebe 5ororin9en, at Static
pberne bebre t,,nbe beitribe Dmtoitnine
serne peb at appellere til @etten fla
8oarbets gambling, beller enb Mc&en=
sic, eller Orb til famine Toritaaelle.
Sanbelt9 ct faabanbt SDn paa ct iaa=
bant Spgr9smaal, er bel pasiente for
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-05-22
st Silbn6.:

Ut w. 1VVVWV%
"Np0buggertn" % FARM STOCK
and HOME" for $1.25 Maret.
@t far siprt Mrransement meb g.
SO. Dwen, iaa enbper, ber inbienber til
os $1,25 fan faa baabe "9aobbusgeren"
ea "FARM Stock and HOME" for ct
belt Mar.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

wears was American chaplain at Dresden.
intends to issue this autumn "RaphaePS
Slstine Madonna" a critical and lnterpre-
tatiye study, embellished with photo
grayures made after the original at Dres-
den. and the related paintings in the Bar
berini. Pitt and Bologna galleries. Tor tne
first time printed together, In quarto
edition de luxe, containing, besides tile sald
oh otogravures expressly prepared for TINS
W ork by the best European artists. abou'
sixty pages Of letter-press covering the
whole subject
William Winters popular Life OF Ed-
win Booth" will appear during the present
month in the uniform edition OF his works;
This edition will have q new PORTRAY OF
Edwin Booth as Hamlet not heretofore
published.
There is said 10 be peculiar interest
throughout the South in the forthcoming
biography of General Lee by bis nephew
and cavalry commander. General liZhusn
Lee, which is to be ubiShed by ID. AptIe-
ton q Co. in the Great Commanders series;
The relations, military and personal, Oh
the author to the subject give tne oooh a
character witch no other biography mas hau'
The September "Harper's' is an out
door number, and opens Win an nus
tTated description of the national sport OF
England, riding to Hounds" by casper
". Whitney. Mr.. Whitney estimates tha'
about 100000 people follow the Dounus
evsry week during the fve-month season
in England, while the cost OF maintaining
The snort is great enough TO be an impor-
tant factor in the business of severa! thrly-
ing towns. Recent events in Asia give al
ditional interest TO Alfred Parsons article
on EARLY Summer in Japan" From the
eighteen pictures. as we'll as from the text,
the reader gains considerable information
regarding the conditions of Japanese lie.
An Interesting piece of fiction is The
Generals Bluff" the story of midwinter
campaign under the daring leadership OF
General Crook, told by Owen Wister.
Among the. soldiers who appear in these
scenes are Specimen Jones and Cumnor,
the heroes of an adventure with Apaches,
about which Mr.. Wister told the public in
the July ''Harper's."
The morning call., 1894-09-02
COPELAND ms TITUTE.
HERE ARE MORE
Symptoms of Catarrh Showing
The Results of Neglect.
Expert Treatment at the Copeland Meoicai
Institute SIS a Notwithstanding all Neces-
sary Medicines.

Many sufferers from catarrh are prone TO
neglect the early symptoms which are, II lett
unchecked. followed by an extension OF the
maIady down the wind pipe into the Oroncnlai
Tubes, and after while 1t attacks the lungs
Speedy and inexpensive cure by the Copeland
system. Read the symptoms thoroughly; marx
those that apply to your case and bring them
with you. II you live away from the city seno
them by mail and ask for treatment
''Have you a cough?'
"Are you losing fiesh?"
"Do You cough at night?"
Have you pain in side?'
''Do you take cold easlly?"
''Is YOUR appetite variable ?'
"Have you stitches in side ?'
"Do you cough until you gag"
care you low spirited at times ?'
do you raise frothy matter pr
'Do you spit up yellow matter ?'
"Do you cough on going to bed?"
DO YOU cough In the morning? '
ais YOUR cough short and hacKlDg?"
''Do YOU spit up little cheeSy humps ?'
"Haye YOU a disgust for fatty foods ."
SIS there tickling behind the palate ?'
"Haye YOU pain behind breastbOne?"
"Do YOU feel you are growing weaker ?"
us there burning pain in the throat 2"
''Do you cough worse night and morning?"
.'Do YOU have o sit up at night o get breath?'
lfyou have these symptoms you have catarrh
of the bronchial tubes. Bear in mind that any
seated and distressing ailments may apply any
time AZ the Copeland offices, in the Columbian
building 916 Market street, IN person or by let
ter and receive the most efficient treatment In
vogue at the nominal fee rate OF SO month, all
medicines included.
The morning call., 1894-09-02
ALL DISEASES.

Are you afflicted with DEAFNESS, partial
or complete? Are you warned by the ringing
In your ears OF the extension Of the catarrhal
process to the hearing?
Do you suffer from DYSPEPSIA, loss Of ap-
petite, blOating in the stomach or any of the
forms OF catarrhal interference with the diges-
tive organs?
Have you severe BRONCHIAL trouble, hack
ing cough, pains in the chest, loss of flesh i?
Have you been warned OF approaching con-
sumption?
Are you a sufferer from ASTHMA, and have
you been led TO believe that your disease is in-
durable?
Do you suffer from RHEUMATISM, for
which remedies and prescriptions have proved
unaVailing?
Is your heart affected? Do you suffer from
an oppressed feeling choking sensation,
smoIhering spells, an irregular pulse. short
ness OF breath, and tiuterng or palpitation?
Do you suffer from LIVER COMPLAINT? Are
you continually melancholy. unhappy and
miserable without knowing a good reason
why?
Do you suffer from NERVOUS trouble, which
anects so many at this time, when cares are
taken heavily?
If you do. the only cost for all treatment and
medicines Is So month, and no better treat
ment is known than that of the Copeland sys-
TEN.
The morning call., 1894-09-02
A CHICAGO ROMANCE.
Difficulty in Catching on to Windy
City STYLE.

Wy
The wealthy and handsome Porkopolitan ell
tered his palatial home unattended. IL was but
The dinner hour. and gentlemen are permitted
10 be out at that time without escort IN the wild
and woody West. Within the house all was
still, and he stood an instant listening TO the
silence.
but yesterday" he sighed. II lost my wife
by The stern decree OF divorce, and this morning
l married another. HeighO. such is life in Chi
cago."
Then be passed on up the great stairway to
his dresSing-roOm, and shortly rrturned and
went into the library, where he sat down 10
think. Not 10 pause and reflect. for Chicago
people do not pause, although being bright,
they some times reflect.
He sat there thinking, thinking, thinking.
Alone al last" he murmured dreamily.
just then the library door opened and a
beautiful woman In a sumptuous dinner-gown
entered. She stood in half hesitation as she
saw him so deeply absorbed. Ia a moment
however he observed her and rose hastily. Her
attire appeared TO startle him.
II Big your pardon" he said nerVously.
MAY inquire 10 whom l am Indebted for The
honor Of this visit?"
She laughed silyery peal of laughter which
echoed strangely through the high-walled room.
why, Charlei" she exclaimed, as she came
forward into the light, "don't you know me
Pm The lady you married this morning"
"GOShelmiIyl' he CALCULATED as he folded
her to 8 manly bosom. won't ever catch on
to this Chicago style?"
1t Is needless TO remark IN conclusion that he
was New Highlander by birth aud education
Detroit Free Press.
The morning call., 1894-09-02
$50 AS YOU PLEASE"
The Term ExempIified at Central
Park Contest,

A Neutrality-suspicious. go-as-yOu-please race be-
gan at 10 O'clock last night IN the Central Park
tent. There was sawdust on the track, aud as
for other arrangements there were rows OF
empty benches and large attendance Of small
boys.
Eighteen men entered for the long tram,
and ran we'll, all things considered, up TO mid
night, Though shortly after starting they came
very near creating a riot over the inefficient
scoring. The track being twelve laps 10 the
mile gave the runners an opportunity TO go
around faster than their laps could
be scored by half a dozen young men, and
when ten or fifteen would pass in bunch sew
era numbers would be missed. A hopeless
tangle resulted. and two contestants dragged
scorer from the platform. Manager Judd
Gibbs took his place, while others kept the
score on sheets of paper. The crowd hooted,
jeered and threw everything into disorder.
Then friends of the contestants kept private
scores, aud another system was employed 20
count the miles covered.
The race will close at 10 P. NJ. this evening.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

OOt1N ~ 1dODh4J O9t I1dJ oIiCots
81 have taken a course of treatment at the
Copeland Medical Institute for cataTTh OF the
head, throat and stomach, from which had
been suffering fer long time. Ii never gave
me much trouble until about a year ago, when
l was taken down with la grippe. which seemed
o aggravate my c tarrh very much. / mad all
the symptoms which have been so often de-
scribed, headaches. pain over the eyes, eyes
weak and waery. roaring and buZzng sounds
ID the ears, nearing duIled, nose stopped up,
dripping in the back of the throat and con
slant hawking and splitting
1T extended TO my stomach, and then my
sufferings became almcst uBbearable. l was
disguised with things generally and, after read
ing and hearing so much of the Copeland ply
sieiaus, decided would give them trial.
did so, and now feel first rate again. l eau
freely recommend these physicians as genie.
men, as we'll as tirst-clasS specialists. -
The morning call., 1894-09-02
POSTOFFICE CHANGES.
A. M. Cox Is Night superintendent
Meares Is Welcomed.

James l.. Meares, recently appointed
superintendent of the city division by
Postmaster McCoppin, took charge of his
Office yesterday. He is very popular with
the carriers and as a token of their ap-
prevail of his appointment no found a
beautiful bouquet of flowers on his desk
and the following note:
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. /, 1894
John L. MedTes, Superintendent Citv Divi.
sjon-DEAR SIR: This tribute from a humber
of former coemployes during your former term
of office is intended as a token of welcome aud
cOngrai ulat1on upon your reappointmenC as
superintendent OF the city division.
A. M. Cox, Meares' predecessor, has
been appointed night Superintendent
Mr.. McCoppin is anxious to appoint Rich
ardson. Assistant Postmaster under
Backus, secretary OF the Postoffiee, but
cannot see his way clear OWING to the fact
that the money formerly set apart for the
secretary's salary has been diverted into
other channels.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

until be could not hear at al, and had to take
him from school. We dOctored continually and
spent small fortune in paying large fees to
doctors who did no good for him. We tried
many of them and all the different patent
medicines and were about 10 give up IN despair
When our attention was attracted by the testi-
monials in the daily papers regarding the Cope
land Iow-fee system of treatment We did not
have much faith, but as the charges were so
low we thought it worth trial and are now
thankful that we did try It, for now Henry can
nearly all gone. We cannot say enough In
commentator of Drs. Copeland, VIM and
Neal, and are glad TO thus publicly make
known what they have done for our son."
The morning call., 1894-09-02

battery made by j. Sinnott The complainant
IS a stevedore, who says that Ferguson at
tackled and beat him without provOcatiOn last
Wednesday afternoon. He says that he VIII /
prefer charge against the policeman at the
next meeting of the Commissioners, and that
he will sue him for damages in the justices
Court.
Ferguson was released on his own recog-
niZaDce. He says that while trying TO drive
TWO young girls out of saloon on the water
him aside.