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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
ON STANFORD'S S GR|DIRON
Seniors Defeat Sophomores by
a Narrow Margin at
Football.
Class of '96 Men Must Repeat the
Drubbing to Hold the Cham
pionship.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Oct.
12.-The final game of football to decide
the class championship was played to-day
between seniors and sophomores. 1t was
won by the '96 men by very small mar
gin, but a protest of the opposing team
was decided favorably after the game, and
if the victors wish to retain the champion
ship the match must be repIayed. The
cause of the protest was the substitution
of Field for Mcguire when the latter had
demonstrated his inability to hold down
his position as tackle.
Throughout the game there was a gen.
erous sprinkling of fine Individual plays
and considerable team work was shown by
both elevens. The sophomores showed up
unusually well and played a gritty game,
but were rather slow in giving signals.
Every play was generously applauded by
the spectators and class enthusiasm found
vent in class yells. Practically the whole
student body turn ed out to witness the last
class struggle of the season, and when the
final score of 60 in favor of '96 ended the
game every onlooker felt that he had wit
messed closely played game.
The '9S half-backs proved wonderfully
hard fighters and reckless line plungers.
Time after time they went against 1858
rush line for long gains. In fact it may
be said that in this game the backs of '98
showed up just as strong as did those of
'96, who are considered "stars" of the Var
sity. jeff played la Frankenheimer and
made a gain every time he was given the
ball, seeming to have a knack for finding
every hole in the sc line. Cochran proved
the strongest man in the senior rush line.
Until Mcclure was taken out from right
tackle, '98 frequently penetrated that posi-
ton. 1t may be said however, that Nc
Guire has never played the position with
the team and therefore proved easy game.
Carle at center proved more than a match
for Mcdonnell, and Harrington took good
care of Levers. Captain Cotton played an
! elegant game throughout, both in tackling
and in carrying the ball against the op.
posing line. Pauly played good tackling
end ard Frazier punted in fine shape.
For the seniors the best work was done
| by the backs. Reynolds and Franken-
! heimer made several fine gains with Codes
interference, while Harry Reynolds punt
| ing and line bucking were satisfactory
! Spalding and McLaine played good ends
especially the former, who did some fine
| sprinting with the ball. The seniors lost
many valuable yards on offside plays.
Following was the lineup when time
was called, though in the second hall
Field took his place at guard under pro
test, Campbell going to his position a!
right tackle, and Mcclure being given 6
| leave of absence for an alleged injury:
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13

field: Five and half furlougs, Verdi won, Luz
cinda second, Outgo third. Time, l 1:15L.
Five furlongs, Joe Mancini won, Newhouse
second, Minerva third. Time / :09.
Six furlongs, frankie won, Freddie L T sec
ond, Lulu T third. Time, 1:2215.
Match, six furlongs, Magnet won, Diggs sec
ond. Time, 1 :22A.
Hurdle, eight and half furlongs Colonel
Weightman won, Scamp second, Miles Standish
third Time, 2:1O.
LAToNIA, IND, Oct 12.-One mile, Black Silk
won, Algiers second, Junius third. Time
:4S15.
Six furlongs, Gateway won, Collins second,
The Sculptor third. Time, 1:1315.
One and a sixteenth miles, Ace won, Semper
Merchants stakes, one mile, Lehman won,
Don Carrillo second, Yo Tambien third. Time,
/ IA.
Dixie second. Ida Wagner third. Time, 1:1115.
Six furlongs, Mile NJ won, Forget second,
Santa Maria third. Time, 1:16L.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13

Miss Fletcher 10Y, Elmer 1O1, Fin Slaughter
90, LeonvilIe 10Y, Leonatus SO, Swiftsure SO,
Rogation 90. Cadeau SO, Vernon SO, King Sam
104, Solitaire SO.
mares and fllies-Model 102. Warrago 1Ol,
Lady Jane 104, Josephine 10Y, Duchess OF Nil MI
pitas 100, Mamie Scott 100, Raindrop 1o3'
Mary 101.
Fourth race, one mile, sell1ng-ChaTmer lO5,
Malo Diablo SO, Oakley 80, Remus JOY, Detec-
tive "a, Little Cripple 109, Annette 81
Fifth race, fye-eighths of mile, selling
Toano 105, Venus SO, Red Bird 80, Rey Alta
So. Tim Murphy 11O. Major Cook 1O3.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
MEDICAL BOOK.

DR.. Humphreys puts up a Specific for every
disease. They are described in his Manual,
which is sent free on request.
Small bottles of pleasant pellets-fts your
vest pocket; sold by druggists, or sent on re-
ceipt OF price, 25c. or five for $1.0O Hum
phreys' Medicine Co., Ill and 113 William
ST., New York.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
Bacing at Ukiah.

UKIAH, CAL, Oct. 12.-The closing day
of the fall meeting of the Ukiah Park
Association was success, The attendance
was large and the betting lively.
Three-eighths mile and repeat, purse $3.50,
Kim ball third. Time, 40 and al.
Half mile dash, sweepstake purse $3.50,
Hagan's Bill Nye won, Etaire second, Lulu S
third. Time, :5OL
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
RHEUMATISM.

Next to the soured DYspeptic may be classed
the grabbed Rheumatic, who suffers from every
change in the weather.
1t was, indeed, fortunate for sufferers from
Rheumatism when DR.. Humphreys discovered
his Specific No. Is. 1t acts upon the Liver
and Kidneys, eliminating the Uric Acid from
the blood; the cure follows swiftly and SURELY.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13

The sophomores have the ball for kick
of, and Frazier, in the second attempt,
kicks fifteen yards. McLaine brings it
back four yards. Jack REYNOLDS makes a
fine run of twenty-five yards around the
right end. Cochran loses yard on a FUN
bic, and Mcclure is stopped by Lilliard.
Frankenheimer makes a three-yard buck
and Cotton brings him down in his tracks.
Spalding's try results in no gain, and the
ball goes to '98.
tackled by Spalding. Jeff adds another
yard. A try at the line without gain gives
the seniors the ball.
Jack Reynolds goes against the line
for six yards. Harry Reynolds makes four
and Frankenheimer takes two, when Cot
ton downs him. .Spalding now takes the
ball around the end for ten yards and
Frankenheimer adds five more TO the
quota. Cochran makes a pretty fifteen
yard run here, but the ball is taken back
and given to '98 on an offside play. Leav-
lit fails to gain on his try, but Frazier hits
left guard for seven yards. A buck results
In no gain, and 96 gains the ball.
J. Reynolds carried the Eigskin around
does his share with three more and Coch-
ran is sent against the line for four yards
harrington pulls him down. Franken-
helmer makes yard a wedge proves USE
less, so Jack" Reynolds is intrusted with
the bag and gains four yards. Spalding
makes four and is stopped by Pauly.
Another wedge proves as unsatisfactory as
the first. Frankenheimer is now given the
ball and with Codes interference makes a
good run from the forty-yard line for a
touchdown. Cochran cked the goal
Score, 60 in favor of the seniors.
Frazier makes a twenty-yard kickoff
from the center of the field, McLaine
fumbled the ball and Cotton falls upon it.
jeff bucks one yard Frazier does three
times as much and Leavitt carried the ball
into touch, but fails to make the required
gain and '96 gets the ball
a punt is essayed, but gains only five
yards for '96, and the sophomores again
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
For q Tna-of. Wnr.

STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 12.-Peter Marengo,
captain of the Italian tug-of-war team, desires
to accept the challenge of the American team
of San Francisco for a match for $500 a side,
the teams to consist of six men each.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
Quarter mule Record Io,y.r,,,.

SEATTLE. WASH, Oct 12.-C. E. Dow of
Seattle, holding the Northwestern quarter-mile
bicycle record, 80 3-5, reduced the record to
80 to-day IN race against time at the Young
Mems christian Associs tion bicycle meet, held
Wheelmen.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
BARGAIN PRICE LIST.

TRADE CONTINUES GOOD WITH Us
i despite the obstruction caused by the SPRECk-
ELS FENCE, and the cause for our success lies IN
the fact that selling better shoes for less
position and whereverswe could make reduction
we have done SO, and despite the fact that leather
and shoes have advanced wholesale yet we nave
not only NOT ADVANCED our prices. but we
have in many instances lowered them. This week
French Kid Button shoes which we will sell for 81
per pair These shoes originally sold for "a and 20,
but as the lines more or less broken ana we
have not all sizes resolved to sacrifice them. In
this lot cloth and kip tops Shoes with pointed or
square toes, and with either plain toes or patent
leather tips, and they bargains.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13

GREAT bargains in millinery this week.
"SeaYey's," 1882 Markets st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
All Latest improvements.

AGENTS WANTED
Throughout h e Pacif c
Coast.
Applications for Agencies,
accompanied by orders for
sample wheels, will re-
ce1ve consideration first.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
Disordered Stomach.

Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Weak Stomach
carry in their wake more misery than poverty.
DR.. Humphreys Specific No. 10 relieves
promptly, and by its continued use perfect
and permanent cure is assured.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13

The Pacific Coast Jockey Club has postponed
the date of the opening at its new track at
Ingleside from November 2 to November 10.
Running races will be given at the Bay District
track until November 8, when weeks sport
of trotting events VIII follow under the
auspices of the California Jockey Club, for
merly scheduled to be given at the Oakland
racetrack
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13

The popular bookmaker and owner, George
Rose, announces his retirement as a horse
owner Yesterday he SOLD Mulberry and Leon
vile to Phil Archibald, and the balance of the
string will be disposed of as soon as purchasers
are found. Mr.. Rose states that on account of
his many bookmaking enterprises he had too
many matters to attend to, and SO concluded to
dispose of his horses.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
The BAY DISTRICT RACES,
Benham Beat Imp. Santa Bella
Out a Nose in Driving
Finish.
BELLRINGER sULKs NO MORE
Flynn Rode an Excellent Race on
Del Norte, Finishing In Front
of Claudlus.

There were rumors floating around in the air
that imp. Santa Bella was "mackerel," so
President Williams jumped into a hack and
was driven over TO the waiting post He
warned Flynn to do his best to win, and it is
more than likely that he did, even though
beaten out nose.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
THE SWIFT ACTION

OF Humphreys Specifics can only be
compared to an electric current.
This action Is obtained through the capillaries
and nerve centers; the pellets are hardly dis
solved upon the tongue before the cure COM
mences.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13
"77" FOR COLDS.

Coughs, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Laryngitis, or
Clergymen's Sore Throat; Influenza, Catarrh
Grip, Hay Fever and Pneumonia.
From the first Chill or Shudder to the dread
Pneumonia '"77' is Specific and Cure.
"77" will "break up'' a Cold that
s'hangs on.O
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13

Following are the entries for Mondays
running events:
First race, nine-sixteenths of a mile, two
year-olds-Encino 10S, Lady Leinster I05,
Clifford Hill 100, Free VIII 105, May Jones
100, Harry 100, Margaret NJ los, Phyllis 105,
Easel 105.
Second race, three-quarters OF mile, selling
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27


Achmeta, sluchal ma poor
uwaznie, lecz uchem }owil
kazdy szmer, chcac W MEM
doslyszee szelestu sukienki,
odg}os kroku lekkich stopek
Arany. luz mia} zapyta6 sic
senatora, czy ksiezniczka
wyiechala, gdy przybycie jej
po}ozy}o kres niecierpliwemu
wyczekiwaniu. Podwoje sic
otworzy}y, a do salonu
wbieg}a Arana w towarzy-
stwie c6rek Lazarewa. Zdaie
sic il d~ziewczeta ME spodzie-
wa}y sic zastac go$cia. DO
wbieg}y weso}e, roz5awione, f
radosna nowina ma ustach, il
Wielki Ksiaze Micha}, g}6wny
dow6dzca woisk zakaukaskich,
urzadza ma placu pred pa}a-
Gem wielkie kierso, kt6re ma
sic zakohczyG wspanialym
koncertem. . tenn wszystkiem
chcia}y panny powiadomit
pania Lazarew, gdy jednak
spostrzegly o6cera obcego
sobie, powstrzyma}y sic W
biegu / powaznym krokiem
postepowa}y naprz6d.
Arana jedna zatrzyma}a sic
W srodku salonu, szybkim
rzutem Okla ogarne}a przyby-
sza. Zywe, czarne iej oko,
tlejace zarami po}udnia,
promiennym rozetla}o bias
klein. Wszakzez to on, Achmet!
Ideal jel marzeh dziewiczych
zbliza} sic ku niej, stoi tuz
pred MIA. Szamyl BOWEN ma
widok Arany zerwa} sic z
krzes1a i uchybiajac cokolwiek
zwyczajom towarzyskim, ia
jedna tylko zdawa} sic widziec
W salonie.
Z dziewczecia ust koralo-
wych, ma wp6f rozchylonych
wydarl sic lekki okrzyk
zdziwienia radosnego, posta6
jej smukla, wiotka, poehyli}a
sic lekko naprz6d, raczeta jej
bale wyciagne}y sic przyjaz-
ME ku ksieciu. Zdawa}o sic,
il mimowolny ten dziewczecia
ruch mia} powiedziec ksieciu:
dlugo ma Gle czeka}am, a teraz
Gle witam z ca}ego serca.
Arana ami jednego sl6wka
ME wyrzek}a, a jednak
Achmeta obllcze promenade
radoScia, W tel chwili zapom-
nial 0 wszystkich TAX mozol-
ME wymyslanych frazesach
p%owitania. Chciwie tylko
czyta} z jej twarzy radosc
wyrazna i bada} z ciemnych
jej oczu wielkoSG uczucia ola
siebie. To, co tam wyczyta},
co W oku znalaz}, przechodzi{o
wszelkie jego oczekiwania. w
puch sic rozwia}y i'mysli
czarne i obawy, rozmi}owanem
spojrzeniem ogarna} urocza
postac dziewczyny, a d}onie
lego obje}y goracym usciskiem
wyciagniete ku MENU raczeta
ksiezniczki. Wznios}a tc by}a
ola kochankow chwila, lecz
kr6tko ona tylko trwa}a.
Przerwa} zachwyt obojga
senator.
Pozwolisz ksiaze -
mowif Lazarew z lekkim
usmiechem ma ustach - re
k@~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27
SYNOWIE
SZAMYLA.
Powiesc historyczna.
(Ciag dalszy.)

Sledzli, Czy ME do]rzy w uall
skalnego gniazda Gnuchu,
ostatniej twierdzy swego OLGA.
OF tam zamajaczyiy jakles
ruiny, zlomy mur6w, ska}y
dvmem osmaione, takto pewnie
6w sIawny w dziejach czer-
kieskich Aul. Lecz poclag
pedzi z szybkoscia 50 mil ma
godzine. kt6z wiec zdofa
powiedziec, czy rzeczywlscle
to byla siedziba dumnego
wladzcy Czerkies6w, czyli tez
Szamyla podrazniona wyo-
braznia, kilka z}om6w ska}
wziela "a szczatki gniazda
rodzinnego.
Szamyl ma chwile tylko
zdoIal %pomysle6 o Szamylow
swietnei przeszlosci, lima mysl
go zaprzata, kazda chwila
zbliza 60 do Arany. Zastaniez
on ia zdrowa?
Lecz ieszcze daleko do nle],
zaIedwie potezne injury for
teczne Wladykaukazu szarzeja
w oddali, jeszcze dzieh iazdy
dzieli 60 Cd ukochanej, a w
Wladykaukazie nalezy mu sic
zatrzyma6, oddac depesze =
d mole tel move otrzyma
instrukcye, mole wprost cd
naczelnika sztabu Melikowa.
Dotad malo on dba}, pod
czyjemi bedzie rozkazami
wola} jednak Melikowa, jak
innych ienera}6w; zna} lego
sprezystosc i bystroSt. Obec.
ME navel ME mYslal o bliskiei
wojnie, zamysliwa} tylko mad
TEN, czy piekna Arana
przyjmie 60 r6wnie mile, jak
wonczas, gdy sic widzieli W
Petersburgu. Przypomni 60
ona sobie? @ bezwatpienia.
On jei ME wyzha} swej ola
niej mi}osci, lecz oczY jego
powiedzialy, re ia kocha z
ca}ej duszy, a jej czarne
poludniowym zarem tryskajace
zrenice zrozumialy niema
move jego oczn.
Lecz OF juz Tyhis. Ma
dworcu oczekuje Szamyla
adjutant Melikowa, starry
kolega gw%ardyiski z Peters
burga, Achmet proszony do
Melikowa ma sniadanie, wo-
la}by wprawdzie !echac do
palacu Lazarewa, gdzie ma
ujrze6 swoja ukechana, lecz
s}uzba przedewszystkiem. Ty-
fits robil wowczas wrazenie
wielkiego obozu. T}umy
soldatow snuly sic pc ulicach
wszedzie broh, amunicye,
armaty, prowianty nagroma-
dzcne, a ma wolnych placach
miasta, s}yszysz komende
mustruiacych rekrut6w podo-
hcer6w.
Tyhis pomimo swej ME
korzystnej temperatury, gdy5
w zimie trzaskajace tam mrozy
latem za5 upa}y zwrotnikowe,
Jest iednem z najbardziei ozy.
wionych miastAzyi rosyjskiej
Do ozywienia ruchu W mieScie
przyczynia sic ME ma}o, i;
ksiaze Micha}, g}6wny dow6dz.
ca armii rozlozyl sic kwatera.
Pa}ac jego stall sic ola iowa
rzysza miasta punktem zbor
nym. Bale, rauty, koncerty
~factvpv yuprowodzilv rCzroi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

do OLGA, gdyz najwyrazniej
teskni "a MIN. w tel chwili
sic ma progu salonu
Suleika. Lazarew przedstawi}
pieknej T%urczynce ksjecia.
Suleika zaledwie uslysza}a
nazwisko Szamyla, gdy z
zywoScia zapyta}a:
Wy to jestescie m1odszym
bratem przysz}ego bohatera
Kaukazu, ksiecia Ghazi Ma
hometa, o kt6rym juz nasi
derwisze wielkie piesni spie-
waja?
Achmet %potwierdzi} wpraw-
die zapytanie, lecz niemi1o
mu by}o us}ysze6 pochwa}e
brata, kt6rego musial uwaza6
jake zdraice. Tenn bardziej 60
to dotkne}o, il z slow Suleikl
dowiedzia} sic, IL W Tyfisie
dok}adnie wiedza, jaka. role
brat lego odgrywa}.
Z pewnem wahaniem sic,
lecz stanowczo odrzekl:
- PAM, bohaterstwo pre-
stale bye bohaterstwem, gdy
po}aczone jest z zdrada.
Wzgardliwe ruszenie ramion
jedyna ma to by}y odpowie-
dzia. Suleika najwidoczniej
obca sic czu}a W tenn otocze-
niu, ME bra1a tez udzia1u w
rozmowie. Ojciec jej Abbas
basza, zaznawszy europeisklej
cywilizacyi, chcia}, by c6rka
jedyna r6wniez europejskie
odebra}a wychowanie - mole
sobie nawet zYczyl, ably c6rka
wysz}a "a Franka (tak navy
waia W Turcyi chrzescian),
niestety plany jego ME
znalazly uznania c6rki.
Pomimo dwuletniego pobytu
W Tyflisie, W domu senatora
Lazarewa %pozostala fanatyczna
muzu}manka, jakkolwiek ME
czesto zdradza}a sic Z swemi
z~apatrywaniami.
Achmet teraz calklem
zwr6cil sic do Arany. iowa
rzystwo zebrane w salonie ME
przeszkadzalo mu w niczem.
PAM Lazarew nawet, chcac
ulatwiG kochajacym rozmowe
sam ma sam, zaproponowa}a
przechadzke pc ogrodzie.
Tutaj Achmet wyzna} goraca
swa mi}osG Aranie, a dziewica
zap}oniwszy sic jak rozkwita-
jaca. r6za, zapewni}a go o
swej w~zajemnoSci. Pc pier
wszych wyznaniach milosnych
zapyta}a Arana, ochfonawszy
z pierwszych wrazeh juz
cokolwiek smielej, jak dlugo
Achmet zamierza zabawiG w
Tyt1ls1e.
- Najmilsza mo]a! Gas
moi ME do mnie nalezy. Car
mi ciebie wskazal jake
nagrode, lecz zada bezgranicz-
nego oddania sic. DIS, jutro
moga mic wys}a6. Jam
przeznaczony zwalczat brata
mego Chat Mahometa -
przypominasz go sobie z
Petersburga - Szamyl ma
walczyG przeciw Szamylowi-
TAXI jest srogi wojny los.
- 0! P~rzypominam .soble
Ghazi Mahometa, lecz z
wstretem tylko. Lecz ksiaze
ndidziesz ma woine - moWi
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

festyn6w, a moze tel woiny
ME bedzle, moze sic wszystko
zakohczy grozna demonstran-
cya. Przeciez Gorczak6w to
madry i szczwany lis, kt6ry
vie, jak ma}o Rosya do
wojny gotowa.
Sniadanie u Melikowa bylo
Swietne, lecz ola zakochanego
trwato "a d}ugo, on by juz
chcia} bye n6g swej ukocha-
mel. to tez zaledwo sic
skohczy}o, pozegna} towarzy-
stwo / pobieg} do przezna
czonej ola siebie kwatery.
Szamyl czu} sic wprawdzie
zmeczony d}uga podr6za. lecz
chez widzenia ukochanej
%przemog1a znuzenie. Szybko
wiec %przywdzia} PREY pomocy
jednego z zreczniejszych
dohskich Kozak6w, z liczby
tych, kt6rzy mu towarzyszyli
W ciagu podr6zy, galowy
mundur / pospieszy} do domu
kazarew6w. u kt6rych Arana
bawila.
SERGE mu m6wilo, il Arana
przyimie go zyczliwie, lecz
kt6z vie, czy zyczliwosc, jaka
mu okaze, zadowoli jego
nadzieje. Cd roku blisko, swej
ukochanej ME wldzia}; ME
mog}az wiec zajSc zmiana W
lei ola niego usposobieniu? -
Wonczas, gdy opuszczaia
Petersburg ME by}a jeszcze
doros}a - ME wypada}o mu
ba}amuciG s}odkiemi sl6wka-
mi mlodej dziewczyny. Zacho-
wal wprawdzie W zywej jesz-
cze pamieci jej weIrzenie,
kt6re by}o pewna oznaka jej
ola niego przychylno$ci, lecz
uczucie ME podsycane niczem
przez TAX d{ugi przebieg
czasu mog}o by}o, chociaz ME
ca}kiem znikna6, lecz znacznie
wystygnac. Z bijacem screen
zblizal sic Szamyl do domu,
w kt6rym mieszka}a jego
wybrana.
On. kt6ry nieraz W pole
dynku siysza} swist kuli,
kt6rego ME zatrwozy} b}ysk
szabli, obawia} sic spotkania,
z niewinna. piekna dziewczyna.
Wszakzez spotkanie to mialo
stanowic o calem jego przysz-
lem Successful. On, kt6ry
celowal g}adkoscia W rozmo-
vie, a z }~atwosci4 sypa} ma
wszystkie strony komplemen-
ia pieknym Damon, mozolnie
uk}ada} W g}owie czuie powi-
tania s}owa. Wszystkie frazesY,
jakich sic by] wyuczy}, wyda-
wa}y mu sic md}emi W
por6wnaniu do uczuG, jakiemi
byi przepelniony. Me be-
drzenia przekroczy} prog
pa}acu senatora Lazarewa.
Wygalonowany lokaj przyja}
60 W przedpokoju, a oddaw-
sly ksiecia karte oznajmi}, IL
pahstwo oczekuje 60 W salo-
ME.
Szamyl poda3y} do salonu.
Arany tam ME zasta}. Laza-
rewowie przyleli ksiecia
serdecznie, szczeg6lniei sena-
tor zadny by} swiezych via
domosci z Petersburga, w
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-27

Tabaka Jest cd=ennle polska, zazy-
wanna przez lud polski pod zaborem
prask1m, szczeg6lnie W dyecezyach
pelplinskiej l gniezniensko - pc.
z%nahsklei. Fabrykacya odbywa sic
W spos6b starokrajskl.
Mona Ja dostad we wszystkich
pierwszorzednych handlach tabakl
l cYgar - oraz W polskich grocer
mach. Ktoby iei zas u s1ebie ME
moze dostac, n1echaJ sic zg}osl
wprost do fabrykl, pod adresem:
~CENNIKI PR0BKI wyse}a
sic b~ezp}atnie. - KtobY soble ".
czy} mice siebie zapas moiej
tabaki ma sprzedaz, chetnie z MIN
zawre stosunkl, udzielajac mu znacz'
nego rabatu cyl, zarobku.
lGNACYlWOLFF
Dubois & Willis ave:
Detroit, Mich.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08

The regular monthly meeting of the
Aid and Missionary Society of st.
Luke's Lutheran Church, was held on
Sunday last. The following program
was rendered: Solo and chorus 10y the
soci.ty Apostles Creed aud the Lords
Prayer in concert; singing, by the So
clety; report of secretary aud treasurer;
reading The Scripture lesson; singing
by the society prayer by the Rev. >.
a. Hedges: responsive reading; singing
by the society; exercise by the primary
department; responsive reading; adj
dress by the pastor, Rev. 5. A. Hedges;
singing 10y tue sovlety; reading by ID.
Milton Cutler; responsive reading;
singing by the society; reading, by
keefer Phleeger; responsive reading;
singing 10y the society; collection of OIL
ferlngs; singing 10y the society; bene-
diction.
The regular meeting of the Aid and
Missionary Society of st. Matthews Lu-
therau Church. on the Manor, will be
held Oh Sunday evening next.
The religious meeting which has
been in progress here for the past two
weeks, is b>ing conducted BY the Un-
ION Mission, under the leadership OF A.
J. Morgan, aud not 10y the Salvation
Army, as reported heretofore
Baughmau Brothers will please ac-
cept our thanks for handsome caleb
dar.
Mr.. E. Chas. Rem spent several
days of last week i'll Hagerstown.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Sales to Come Of.

On Saturday, March End, 1855, at
IL O'clock, a. m, Mr.. l.. NJ. Bready,
auctioueer, will sell at public sale. the
tract of land, now occupied 10y How
ard ). MonerIy, it being part of the es-
tate of he late Joseph G. Moberly. 1t
contains 7S acres Of good land. See
adv. in another column and sale bills.
On Tuesday, February 10Th, 1895, at
10 o'clock, a. M, Mr.. Harvey r. Lease,
auctioneer, will Sell at pnblic sale, the
personal property belonging to Mr..
George Johnsun, on the premises half
mile west of town. See adv. in am
other column.
On Wednesday. February Goth, 1895,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m, Mr.. l.. Nj. Brady,
auctioneer, will sell at public sale, all
the valuable personal property belong
ing to Mr. George c. johnson, con-
tained on the premises ! mile from
Buckeystown. For particulars see adv.
iu another column and large sale bills.
Frederick citizen., 1895-02-08
Tranfers of Real Estate.

The following are the transfers ofreal
estate as recorded in the Clerks office
since our last issue:
Hannah V. Eyler and husband, to
Annie NJ. H. Rhodes and husband,
real estate in Frederick County, 500.
Daniel o. Krise and wife, to Henry
Krise ct al, 9-lGths part of III acres,
Rood and - perches of land, $3,695.50.
Mary Burck aud husband, to Clara A.
A. Burck, real estate in Frederick city,
s.. Susan G. Bussard, to Franklin l..
Smith, 10 acres and 20 perches of land,
$50. James w. Smith, exec, To George
ID. Barrick, tract or parcel of land,
$1,000. Joseph A. and Grayson G.
Wrddle, trustees, t. Margaret E.
White, lot, etc, in Thurmont, $525.
Edward Hobbs, exec, to Benjamin
Brown and wife, lot in New Market.
Sl20. John w. Corum aud wife, to
John ID. Long, acres of land, more or
less, $50. Joseph E. Pearre and wife,
to Charles A. Carlisle, real estate in
Brunswick, s., etc. James NJ. Smith
and wife, to William A. Smith, lot of
ground in Woodsboro' sos.