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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
STORES TO LET,

STORES TO LET.
DoRTfoN STORE, MARKET ST, NEAR CITY
i Hall ave. Apply 755 Mission ST.. -
nor RENT = A CORNER STORE; GOOD
L stand for drug or grocery business. Apply w.
B. CLUFF, IL Sixth st.
1E.l1 HOWARD AND LAFAYETTE SIS.
IOZf with fixtures for saloon or any business.
Apply at 1888 Mission ST., M. CURRAN.
TOUR-STORY BRICK AND IRON BUILDING
L and basement, sos Sacramento ST., containing
s slrEas0F p soS 90 @
OFFICES TO LET.
81 p GEGRY ST, FRONT OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Union square; key 2l7Ha.
T'LEGANT OFFICES IN NEW SPRECKELS
u building 925 Market: rents low; no extra
at building or g. II. UMBSEN & CO., ID Montg. st.
DESK ROOM AT ROOM 6, SIXTH FLOOR
II Mills building.
PIANOS. vIOLINS. ETC.
TREAT BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PI.
VI amos at SHERMAN, CLAY d co. IS, cor. Kear-
ny and Suffer SITS.
EAsY TERMS; Low PRICES. KOHLER &
EIEW ELEGANT UPRIGHTS, STANDARD
Il makes, almost new half original cost; see at
once F. w. SPENCER d CO, 72l Market st.
byron MAUZY, 3o8 POST sT.-SoHMER,
CTEINWAY UPRIGHT; SLIGHTLY USED.
- grand tone; half-cost SPENCER, 72l Market
CUPERIoR vIOLINS, ZTpHERS, OLD q NEW
- III. MULLER. maker. repairer. Latham place
NICE UPRIGHT PIANO, -$75: ANOTHER,
~ 800 cash. Room 81. 800 Market ST.
geo FRENCH UPRIGHT; sl65 WEBER
sDCU. upright square pianos from $50 upward,
easy terms. Fay's Piano Factory, 1923 Mission st.
- GORGE F. WELLS SOLE AGENT FOR THE
VI Mathushek pianos; sold on very easy install
ments; pianos rented. 1860 Market st.
MN G. BADGER, WITH KoHLER q CHASE
w %, % and so O'Farrell st.
OUR NEW RENT-CONTRACT PLAN rs
" meeting with great favor: terms of payment
are so easy that everybody can have piano; bes}
makers; largest stock. SHERMAN. CLAY & CO.
HARP BY SEBASTIAN ERARD; DOUBLE
difficulty anywhere; . nice selection is at present
exhibited by SHERMAN, CLAY d. co.
&10O sTEINwAY: s125 no. ARIoN FOR
OIOO. sale So installments. 22l Leavenworth.
CTECK, CHICKERING 81 SONS, VOSE AND
- Sterling pianos sold on 80 install ments. BENZ.
CURTAz d SON, sole agents, 1920 O'Farren st.
. SECONDHAND UPRIGHTS, WITH OUR
Z guarantee; 1925 each. MAUVAIs,769 Market.
TT ONE INDUsTRY-HEMME& LONG PIANO
IL CO., $40 Post; pianos sold on installments:
send for illustrated catalogue.
A BETTER AND EASIER PLAN TO BUY A
n good piano by renting. Be careful to go to
KOHLER & CHASE'S, % and 80 O'Farrel st.
DECKER BROS, sTEINWAY, FISCHER AND
~ other first-class makes of pianos: little used
cheap flor cash or on easy terms. KOHLER Il
CHASE, % and 80 O'Farrell ST.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS - THE
II WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper for mailing.
HORSES.
n GOD BAY HORSE, HOO POUNDS, VERY
VI cheap. apply 351 Third st.
40 HORSES FOR SALE; ALSO WAGONS,
III buggies carts, harness; Grand Arcade Horse
Market, 1927 Sixth ST.; auction sales every Wednes-
day. SULLIVAN d. DOYLE, Auctioneers.
II ORSES PASTURED; So A MONTH; SEND
IL for circular. F. a. HYDE, $50 Commercial st.
1OO SETS SECON Midland HARNESS; ALL
IOO kinds; secondhand wagons, buggy, carts;
also 20 cheap horses. Fifteenth and Valencia SITS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

GROO COTTAGE OF ROOMS IN BERKE-
tDOOU. ley, lot 40x1 IS, $50 down, $40 monthly;
houses and lots all over town. CHAS. A. BAILEY,
z6 Market ST. or Berkeley station Berkeley. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01

NHEAP LOT, S7x11O, SCOTT ST.; CHOICE
~ NE. corner; unobstructed marine view; pro-
tected from winds; choice neighbcrhood. Address
L. C., box So, Call Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

no EXCHANGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
property, modern 2story house; rooms and
bath: handsomely furnished: lot 60x150: gas, city
and well water: carriage house: street macadam-
lied; half block to electricians; minutes from
broad-g gauge station; minutes to narrow gauge
cost $4,000. Apply SANFORD BENNETT, IT
and 10 Beale st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
HOUSES TO LET.

1C0 POST. OPPOSITE FIRST CONGREGA-
IoO tiona Churcb--Good location for doctor or
aent1st; low rent to good tenant. Apply to g. h.
uMbSEN q CO.. IA Montgomery st.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22

The finest publication OF the Kind that Is
come to our table. The paper is 6~rs,cIas' aH'
t~rations and letterpress work are as fine Sts
possible to make them. Every number Is ay'n'
able art gallery. "-Clevelaud CO.. Leader
To look through this publication is aInoas
a trip to the fair. New Orleans licayuhc'
THE text is accurate and d]igni5ed, and 20
whole work is a genuine delight'-Chirag f@'
"A work of great beauty, and should benz ''sl
household. Chicago Herald,
Al should secure the Book Of the Far ln'
who attended. as a mement', and those "'o AZ
kept away by adverse circumstances, 1'ue guy
complete and perfect picture OF the eh''
play."-London Cont } The Echo.
The Book of the Fair is the most mag0'h', =,
publication brought out on the Exposition m''
Of Great value HERALD, Utica, N, X.
Address BANCROFT COMPANY, A0o'o'-'
Building, Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22

stiaingcr, at ri tiuSe betate Ooers
reiieu. Sli9e 5OrGlore trRnser pi
life at FANNIE os ueo, % port Sabre
lamb bar ~ioItret ~iaumalfse brnpe Ssa'
uer o9 3Ctre, at ben, iom Hammer fig
peb at pere uorit, mau BABE Ell bite
lioen Gipl ug i~nSeutin9 iii 0jerte.
Gel, bell men bette bar 10 intet meo
bore airte og bore Stoler at gjgre!
so, BET er netop BET, bet bar. ajGr'
liabeb til ems eget 5Olf far mango 5ors
eniugspuntter meO Siarlisbeo til fin
Sirfc Ug Sub. GUTTER, Sn9enann %
@~ruuotUig, for life at tale ON ben
gamte &n9ts 8rOieter, arbeioeoe for
CUBS Gige babe oeb at prGoite Cubs
Orb os Itprte DECENTRALIZATION bos lit
Soft. gn, Der iuister fit 5olt Os 2anb,
oil neppe piie nosen flor 9rofab for
fin Sub, % fin Sirte. 9eriOr er u9s
iaa gle9eGeu ben, at be, Der er for COB
til at opre nurIt, iom ofteit er ben luz
tberne &irfes bitrelte MOoitanoere.
Be fan upre aft, life 2utberanere.
Bore lutberIfe 6piIfoler ftummer fig
life oeb at arbeioe iOm 9ieuere blanot
bet nurIte Soil for Dor lutberif Re Strfe.
De lln9e Der TANNER fig life reo fine
uorIte Iapne, o9 hi bar 8eptier not
ibpnoe for, at be er piQi9e til iOm Ror'
lie of tn9s lit grbeioe up Der, bUor De-
res 8(aos b(iper Dem anoilt. SO forbi
be bet 0jer, oenter ui p9Ida, at enGoer
brap Noromano oil birlpe til at faa
bore llnge til at iGge ben til oisie Sto.
fer ug tili9e Doe bi8ie StUler ben
Stptte, iom Be trprger. 8i peo, at
Der er man9en Qanosmano, iort Before
Uil rioe neO cno 6pSsc Op, men b, peo
O9ian, at Der cnonlt er ian mango braoe
Wpno OF 8uiuoer blanOt bort lutberIte
Girteiolt, at pore StOler bill tluue or
beioe fig irent, % Gar for Gar uinoe
mere 9it~Iutnin9 % finbe itgrre St6tte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22

De Oel iOritaneOe 5nteres,,,
iiOOere. @en R%stsfotetien a ~
0rrre al frOniit 6asIso ., s r., y
9elet meSet OnnitsIt9t Or a, =
bprt r9 foritaat, % gnSs,rsgl.. a
lslier er Der inoen iom issr,,. w.
toreno oct er = for TENT. n.
9Oal' i0Hl lille fan bo Qogs a,,a
al lioeu eaer inoen, geto6pi,, 2
SmiolertiO iuoner Set N.
at bcre en- upartiit @anOy nS,,1,a
ip'cielt natnrli8uis ba Be in,
@raO er binoenpe. men fan na..
ltoe msb en- Operlssen shIS,rt,,,
leIO ON De rummer "Oes 9uSeIs o.!
Denne 5ortjeneite bar, efter n, !.
fatnins, en- banit 8eODmmeIi, =
ipenitsnOrNe @ueriQatria i,,,s "a
genaunelie fan ben nepps aim, Y
bring pan. ""
Oct aisaaebe stan0its gpipia,..
erboloer fbrft iOm Gi8anosteairo,;,"
at oct bar banblet / iulO 0psr,,,a,'
melie meo Barlumentarismeas q,i,.
per. 90 bet er at merle: b,t,, S1
nesbpro siues bnm at en- Sr,ss,
Nois!
"6doreneslanbet" Ieosrer Der fin,
9ere @itat al ben nponts oori, a.
Der umtaler, bpurlebes Storo ~,
arpeueret til @al8erne, CO "a gsr,r,.
gil BAN imOb, iaa fig mot iii n 4.
lepere Miniiteriets 9emisTors,,','
ming. 'etiainaeu Itu,Oe bery,b ~,
tlar, oa Son9en bar facet ct tbsga
6~in9erpe9 ON, booO g%}atiUncas ar,,,,I
pnIter, men bet piier fla, at man ,,s,,
bar 8runo til at toile ON, al sor,,,
oil fcI8e ben bene, ofmarhs, Ri
Stang bete9nes iOm for gf5lps 4,
pOlitiif bpo Mano, o. noar Ban n,
eiter Sisenoe oil trGtte fig tit5an n,
bet poIitiIfe 9ip, taber 6girs Su,s
nGria8t i'm eneite puIitjitc Strait.
Sror ital - tiger "6doren,sl,pSs.
- ben iuenitsnorite SOn]e eft,r 81,
ftnoe en- paaliOelig % oucli3 gIot.
agent?
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22
~Wtimnciotas 2e9islatur.

Wtanoa9 ben lSoe Wtnrts. SuIet
bebonOlcOc iOag 5OrIa9et on geuil8'
ming for Sa8t % 5iiteiOmmIsiiOner.
5or1lnget blep eitcr en- lang % tilbels
bitter Qcbat p~cOtaget. LiOeu, iuoen
man fan ItpOc ulloe 5u9le ON 8aaren,
blep iaitiot til ben l5be 9Ipril, % Bes
pilguiugen for SOmmis ijouGr bleo re-
oucerct til SIS, 600. Set blep af 5lere
ipccielt al Mr. S~acObiun fra Sac qui
Barrie, Itertt IrembRoet, Of Sommiss
iionGrcn bapOe 9jOrt mere u9a8n eno
@aun at ben boUoe iorfulst o9 plO9et
5ottigiplf, iOm ian9eoe uO9le faa 5iIte
ON 8iuteren, % at 9Ommi5 iiOnen bar
tumnen iitano iOr at 9iue uu9Is Rolitis
tere feoe Gmbeoer. Mr. Sntobiou
foreIlO1 at 3ioen for Stpouin9 al
Sgnoer, GjGs % Snepper ON Barren
uOiGttes til ben 15oe Npril. San nr'
fsrte iom @yunoe iOr bette Nmenoe'
ment, at 6ormerne life bnooe Sio til at
itpoe 9Guoer % Sizes ON SGiteu, ba
Sptarene pueriupmmebe 9anooiitritter.
ne % itjsb bi5ie 6usIe ueb ! 6tOtteuis.
Sm @uaren baooe Jormeren bebre
Glib til at 9aa paa Sa9t, % bet bar co
meget uauiteIt9ere at itgoe benz, Og llos
rpooelien piloe life blios iaa for. 6r.
SafObiOn foreilo8 ogiao, at SeOil9nins
gen reOuceres til So 1000; begsc 5Or'
flag ueotoges, iOm iagt. Sec. z bIeU
Ugiaa iUrauoret oerber, at man mua
isgc 9uuoeierenS 2ilaoetie, ipreuo man
fan 8ao pon 9u9t puu nOsen priOat
@ieuopm.
Senatet tilbragte bet meite at Ga9en
meo at o~iifutere 5orilaBet ON npe
Charters for ~mtorpprereoe 8Der.
Iirsba9 ben lobe Mrts. 9uiet
ueotO9 ioa3 iIere 5UrIla9 enp bet uu9ets
iinOe for bar siort paa en- Dag, Del
ueotos inlt 20 5OriIn9, blanot ojsis
uar 6OrIlo8et on Sa9t % 6iiteri. Or.
3iers 6priIa9 ON Organization al pa
troll and salvage corps / 8Der meN
5000 5uobBg9erC, Groutites GOriIag
ON at Sten, iOm bruges i Stoters Of.
ieutlige 8psniu8er, itol tageS fra Stcn'
bruo moeu Staten, bug8es % tilbere-
Ocs iuom Staten, O8 8Obbin. Jpr1ns
on at t,loOe Counter at icuoe 9rnus
tere til @nlnfmounolter.
5cmteE me 6~priloa iremiattes, al
wife iel9snoe fan uHunss peo Sius
right, a. beuil9c 5000 for 8y9ning al
en- Srp pper Buffalo Greet; peO
Jennep, at beuile' $1,000 for 8pguins
al an SrC oper Miuusiota 5tpoen
melem 2ac aul Garle % Big StpHe
GOuutier; Oso 5U's, at bepilse $1,000
III Gp3uing al Ell Bro Grant Com.
IN; ueo Quinn, al bcmpnoiee Counter
at anintle NOuOtnter for at bictye
Gpuntp Nitcrnep9.
Set iSrite 6Orlo9 Tom gov 2lnleo-
ming til en- IlUlig 0iltaS ion, bar 5ors
ilaoci on, at ale 9nrere / alnusItpters
ne itaI bare elementnr aunOitub Mus
it. 6orilaget blet ioyfotet meo 40
moo % Stemmsr.
Stuatet brugte belle Qa8en II. GIitl'
on al 5UriIa9et on city charter, men
bet bleu life iHroig meO ret.
@uUeruFreu moerte9nebe ioo0 6or.
ilasct ON SaltoiHius AZ ubruet Germ.
baucIouo, % 2OmfOlerne uil inolebcs
iua Noleouin9 til at af9jDrc, ON BET er
! SUrrensitemmelie meo @runblopen
euer life.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22
Sorgnp Sagmamos Ron.

Signaturen &C. M" bet uobreote
ipenite 8(no "JGocrreslanoet", ser uite
bar bebanbIet llniOnsipsrgsmaalet fra
ct meget iOroom8irit Stuuopmntt, itris
pes ben 9oe 5ebruar.
Sra ct upartiit StnnOpuntt beOpmt
ter ben nprit ~iuenIte aonflitt ii9 life paa
gunife ben famine Maabe, iom BEN gipr,
naar mai betragter ben giennem ~iuenIts
~iuGuite 8riaer fra en- eler anoen fsl.
6Ofleucrnuogr al Optiife Artitler, Ell
"6Goer8titel~. iom mer emo ct al bore
fore, "leoenoe" 8res'eor9aner, bar
gjort fig fcrtjent til.
Sra ug meo De Gabent fon~ierpntioe
li9e neo til be tiliDnetuosnoe liberale
- euer ON III ~pirtelig .itulbe ii0e bet:
i.rvilts2 ibernle - ipr9er be / mer eQer
minore titForeoe OrOelug at lagge
Sfgtoen, Og bet belle SfDloen, for ben
trOuiitc iuenIsnurIte &OnIlttt pan stt
nOrite StOrtbin9 % oeri9jemem egcnts
Zig paa bet uOrIfe Soft, for bpi8 Spns
teiGt % GnIter GtOrtbin9et cir ct me-
get ~iitrerc O9 beitcmtere llbtrDf, euo Den
~icenite 9~tigsoug oil eaer fOrmaar at al
for bet ~ipenife 6ult5 BClelier % Gam
fer.
3ngen, eller / oct miloiie bpiit iaa, i
Sueri8e, tommer ibu, uaar Iautcn eller
3alen tommer til at bergre "norita
%frd9an", eaer iOm Ri ligeIaa 9ierne
tunoe iigc, Den iUeuitsnorife 9onIlift, at
Der 8ioe5 ct gammeGt Oroiprog al nom.
t~Utiteli9 SanObeo, iOm Tiger, at bet life
er Gems Sell, nnar to tipes.
@iGIocr bette / 9~riuatlipet, iaa oinls
Der oct Oi8ieiig O9iaa bpno Snmfnns
oene nn9aar.
6Or nnoer ianoanue 0mitpnolQbes
Der a. Oame til ct SpsiDr o. en- GSor.
~tlartng, er oct iOrit O9 remit al 8etpo.
nlng at iaa 5teOe paa, hporira Strioen
oprntoeIl9 TANNER O9 busn ser bar
glt N~nleontn9 til ben. Sper az Bar
ternc ltploer naturliguis paa Moopars
ten, ielo ON oenne er en- n9r Ir9noe,
mee bpem G~urftaaelie o. Snmar6eibe
til be9ge3 falss 8rem9nng baabe uiloe
oRrs Snifell9 og burbe funne oaoreo.
neS, men Der Times u~irteli9 at liaac elts
Del SanobeO / Bet 8amle Srbtpt. at
"5rGnce cr 6r9nbe pGrTt".
Wien hoUrieoes ital bet oa oao iii.
at tan S%psr8smaalet ON stplocn uo.
reoet % berueo osian spDrgsmaolet
ON an'uarst % 5prpli9telieruc, Tom en-
al Dem maa paata Jig, for at aft ioien
ital funne bli braet / Sroeu?
i almlnoeil9e Hets lager bar ma
9OmItolene at betrO fin Sag til, men
m'aem Natiurerne bar man inaen 0pnr.
ltol I'll at bllG99e ~Opitaueoe 3uitias
beoer, o9 enonn / nOsen 5remtio bill
f%anOonne beler life uorstte msset, nuur
'nset bill taae oct minOfts Senipu til
oere8 Gf9iBrelic, % Der beaer lite oilpe
finSes nO9eIt. iOm iOrmaabbe at al
9Ommen Sous aruit % bringe ben til
uOIsrelie. 0et ituloe oa alene bore
&etsfSlelien meo ben iunbs Sornuft Oa
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22

6n ting WiauO. Zen itras,s
Mtano Der / 2onoet Dor / G,rty
GOuntp, 8eunipIunnin. San iolst IN
Soi9erien SolCparten / en- so, % Mo-
teoe oerpaa at belle 0lclten meS San
ioet ban paaitOo, at ban taO0s IsaI
bam ben fOrreite @alooeL. Gjptra|
maate o9iaa Itafie 6Oberst til acn o.
blep tpungen til at bare &anS til sa
3 @anse on 9asen. glpli8 fanssN.
&pen ben gumle NtanO O9 M iasiAa
ban i'm Spi9arien for SIloaufat
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22

Senatet Itoi / MOrSeu bebanole
5UrIlasct ON 8titpttelis al StOusne
mob 3loebranbe.
o.. 3. aelep, 5Ormanb al &omiteen
for SiuOsipseaiDIer, bar inoitiaet til
@~eota9elie geuitgninosiorlnse for
Statens Siubsipgeaipler for be nGite 2
Gar. &c" iamIeoe 8eoilsnius bslgber
fig til til s945, 600. peri er inobefat'
tet 8epil9uin9 for nDe 8pgnin8er, Rs'
puratiOuer % Iobsnoe uosiiter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22
Saf.

Seq oil Berisienuem ojSie glnisF lF'"ry
MN blerteligite 3at til alc lorl oaF az
bcbiRlpelig uuoer min zones S090'a M !,
9gb. SiGroelcsbeo tu''eS aVr' % MI. 1a
6. s.. Sberlp, Mrs. s. . 3oDnloa' wv
9uptla Stein o. R,is Scniine @'aE''a.
9i9eIeoes tatteS Gbriitinc San9icren'us
DC uatre eanse, iom De fang orN H'l0'''-
Gbrilire. q, 9nfotn.
VI. 8. 8jcm'oa
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22
Suffering.

sra Gbrtltlue, 8i6lauo Co. " gun. 4
oeo s Stteion ienbt Us ipI8enos Vu"' 4
llOOeIin9 blanot 5rGngenoe I 2'p' y
Rariom % 9Otuu Of RutlaHO, SarS'n n. ~.
". 9af.: $40 i 9snge OF en- G'p .,,,,
Bpg til en- 8aroi Of s11.s5, booFlp' I =, 4
tuitterss al ben &omite, ION er pa'9' n,
looele nponte @aper. ii uota!sr W. ~
teliss Eai til @ipsrne poa H'00'"s
8esne.
Hntlano, ben 12te Warts 1899.
Berut 8ilte, y. U H"rE S,g
Nrel Warcuion, Sooe'' wv"
NcMtis.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22
2Gotcpte0c

&0ueD-2anoIauO. 8 9ecordR J'ss
Den 10Oe Murts 1895 ucO 5re>soomrNi =
8. @tbion gtr. Sobn goHcU al enS'I'l
9iortb 8afota, % giiiS 9tcaIe 9an5IaA'.
g%ltdiant 5omnibip, 8imneihelf o. j'"A
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22

sc 5orruebc Staier bar / ben ienere
lib brtrastet ia fem en- en- Slaas
Barge ior be imnn ipoameritnnlte Ss'
pubhtcr, naar DC fom ! Strio meo cue
rOpGiite Wnster, % ben 9isr nlereOe
IN 1orbcreoelier til at arlbe ino, bpis
GrgIono O%ptraoer aft ior uotcrorcuoe
moo Den lille Gepublii.
gegriitrct IOr 9Iunrftiun. 8eprs'
ientantGuiels 9pmite ior u~oenlanoite
auligseuOer ieuote ti0lig iioite &inter
s. g. Qiron til SOuoIuIu Tor at ans
hrrisge be pOlittite 6prBOlo % DC ies
neits ge9ipcnbeoer Der. San tom tils
bn9c ben l6Oe os. % berettcr, at ban
bar i~pretaget Ell 9runoi9 unoerie9eIie
% tror, at NuneftiOn er muoergaaelig.
De Snoigbte, flyer bau, sr bIcunc sn'
tbuiiOstiite gnucttiOniiter % ale
9%uobpgssrne unoia9cn GugelltmGnoene
er / 5apgr Of QHuettlpu.
Sinmantlibcrne, iom lOr en- lib
fioen fom bio iom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ira
SUaanN, itul III ieuoes biem, 6inaus'
miniiteren bar IRnsere 1io baut OercS
Sag unoer 6peroeielie, % ben lobe
bs. ertlRrcoe ban, at 3inmaHtIIibuins
life er no9eu up 9nouitri, Og at ielus
fgl9eIi8 bi5ie 2iumauiiIitere, iom
Tom ber uuOer SontraEt for st &ar
Nlanneoer iioeu, maa oepOrteres.
YreiDent 6lcDClan0 iDlote ben l8oe
o8. fit 5Soc Gar % ieireoe 3aoen mso
ntarbeiOe baarOt oeo fit Striueboro.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-22

YrrfOent 6lcpcIauO iylote ben 18oe
os. fit 5Soc @ar % ieireoe 3a9en meo
ntnrbeiOe banrOt peO fit Striueboro.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-02-23
\ SEAL C0MMIS SION.
President VIII ASK Great Britain,
Russia and Japan to
Unite.

Washington. u. C., Feb. 1G-Import-
int action upon the seal fisheries of the
Bchring sea was taken today by the
House committee ON ways and means. 1t
was agreed to authorize the President to
invite the governments of Great Britain,
Russia and Japan to unite with the
nIted States in sending joint com
mission 10 investigate the seal fisheries
OF the North Pacific and Bchring sea.
The President Will be authorized To ar
range a moduS viyendi with these powers
tor the protection of the seals until the
report Of the commission has been made
and acted upon. The secretary Of the
treasury will be empowered 10 take
steps To Kill the seals under the terms Of
the Dinglcy bill in case the nations re
fuse 10 Join with the United States III
an Investigation.
Representative DinGley of Maine says
the point raised in the ways and means
committee that the Paris arbitration and
the governments contract with the Alas
kan commercial company are bars To- the
adoption of his resolution for killing the
BehTiHC sea seals. could hc overcome by
Inserting in the resolution the word ''fe-
male and proceeding To- Kill the female
seals. since the company l. only permitted
To Kill the males 10y the terms of the CON
tract.
The Paris arbitration. Mr.. Din4l"y
says. is generally CoUccdrl To- have been
failure in its results The government
entered into the arbitration for the pUr-
pose of rnaCtiu- regulations for tn" bet
ter protection of seals and a the rrEn-
atIuuS have failed to accomplish their
object he secs no reason why the govern
mrnr should not give notice to the other
parties that unless they unit" with the
United States to protect the seals effect
iyplV this government will nrorppH Ia kin
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\ lady in Boston wrote some letters
and sealed them. as i her custom. with
Moorish coin having a tiny hook III MS
back. Her correspondents ali knew this
kind of seal and how highly it is priced,
from the antiquity and stylish form 1t
takes i'm the WIN. Called suddenly IRON,
the ruom. these letters were soon posttd
10y a servant in the nearest box, and not
till then did the owner of tn" rare coin
miss it from the table The room was
searched. and finally the maid was dis
patched to await the letter collector
ON his next round. But he declared
nothing had been seen of amy such seal,
and then the search began indoors again,
Int with no better luck. \ few days
after this lady received a letter from
Canada. sealed with the familiar Moor
iSh hcro.lyphicS. The mystery was soon
explained. for on opening the envelope
il was learned that this heavy seal had
stuck to the letter sent from Boston. and,
though passing through 81 many hands.
had arrived intact. To the great a>tonlNh-
mrnt of the recipient Boston Herald.
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A BRIGHT STAR.
SKETCH OF THE MAN WHO LED
MARY ANDERSON TO FAME.
Also Played Leading Roles with
Booth, Barrett and Thorne.


From the 81. Louis CAroajcle)
One of the most conspicuous figures in
the Stageland of America to-day is John
". Norton. Born in the seventh ward
OF New ork city forty-SiX years ago. the
friends of his youth were Thomas w.
keene and Frank Chanfrau. We find
heene star at the age of % and Norton
IN the Hover of early manhood. the lead
ing man for Edwin Booth at the famous
Winter Garden Theater. He was starred
with Lawrence Barrett early in the 5,
and alternated the leading roles with
Charles Ihorne at the Variety Theater
in New Orleans. Early in the Centennial
year, IN Louisville, Norton met our Mary
Anderson, then a fair young girl who as
pred Tor stage fame, took her under hls
guidance and, as every body knows, led
her 10 fame. Mr. Norton is now the pro-
pTIetor OF the Grand Opera House in st.
Louis, the Du Quesne Theater, Pittsburg,
and one of the stockholders in the Amerl-
can Extravaganza Company.
One afternoon early in June he hObbled
into his New York office on Broadway
and encountered his business manager,
George McAlanus, who had also been a
rheumatic sufferer for two years. Nor
ton was surprised that McManUs had dis
car,!rd his cane. Who cared you: he
asked. Il cured myself" replied Nc
NanUs. with DR.. Williams Pink Pills. y
was encouraged ny MT. MchaHuS
cure. and as a last resort tried the Fink
Fills myself said Mr.. Norton TO Il Chron-
icle reporter. You have known me for
five years. and know how | have suffered.
Why, during the summer of lS93 | was
on my back ut the Mullanphy Hospital,
in this city, four weeks. | was put on the
old system of dieting. with view TO clear
ing those acdulouS properties III my blood
that medical theorists say Is the cause of
my rheumatism. | left the hospital feel
ing stronger, but the first damp weather
brought with it those cXcruCiating pains
in the legs and back II was the same old
trouble. After sitting down for stretch
of five minutes, the pains screwed my
legs into Il knot when | arose, and | hob
bicd as painfully as ever After | had
taken my first box of Pink Pills, it struck
me that the pains were less troublesome
! tried another box, and | began almost
Unconscjously to have faith in the Pink
Pills. | improved so rapidly that | could
ris" after sitting at my desk for an hour
and the tW!ngeS of rheumatism that &C
cOmpanied my rising were 50 mild that /
scarcely noticed them. During the past
two weeks. we have had much rainy
weather in St. Louis But the dampnpSs
has not had the slightest effect in bringing
back the rheumatism. which | consider a
sufficient and reliable test of tn" efficacy
of Pink Pills. | may also say that the
Pink IiiiS have acted as tonic OH my
stomach. which | Thought was we'll nigh
destroyed 10y the thousand and one alleged
remedies | consumed I'D the past five
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no BE CONTINUED.

The President Of the French Repub-
lie has no veto power. certtiuIy na. in
the same form as thai exercised by the
President of tn" InlJeI states. But
he has powers not possessed by oul
President. He can adjourn the Cham
her Of Deputies at any tim. although
not more than twice in the SINE ses.
sion, for any period not exceeding a
mouth: he can close regular session
at any time after il has lasted hy.
months and, with the consent If tn
Senate, he can dissolve the Chamber ..
Deputies AZ his disrrotou but in thai
case he is compelled 10 order new
election 10 be held within Two month,
after dissolution.-Broohlyn Eagle.