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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-17
WHEELMEN TO COMPETE,
Arrangements Made for the
Bicycle Races at San
Jose Friday.
The HandIcapS Are AnnounCed--A
Delegation From This City
VIII Attend.

Handicapped Smyth has announced the
handicaps for the bicycle races at San Jose
next Friday, as follows:
One mile, handicap, class B-w j. Edwards,
scratch; E. c. Bald, scratch; Otto Ziegler Jr.,
scratch; C. r. Coulter, Is yards; w. F. Foster,
10; w. A. Burke, IS; Oscar Osen, Is; c. c.
Harbottle, 80 c. S. Wells S. C. Castleman,
Alexander, As; G. A. Nissen, 60; C. L. Davis,
65; H. C.. Smith, 20; r. Cushing, rs; T. S.
Hall. So T. Delmas, 80; A. Jarman, 100; J. C.
Smith, 100; A. w. Schwall, $50.
One mile handicap, class "A. n. Jones,
scratch; F. NJ. Byrne, scratch; C. F. Frazier,
scratch H; F. TerTill, scratch; A. Reed, 20
EsFd Fl M2 s x 81 MEME eh2sBm5n samP
son, 40; f. sherman, 40; E. W. Decker, DO ;
F. L. Day, so; R. E. Dow, so; F. Mcfarland, so;
j. H. Dieckmann, so; G. Hardenbrook, 60; T.
Benson, 20; j. S. Gosbey, rs; B. E.
Clark, rs; A. W. Cleayer, rs, G. Naylet,
100; P. Metcalf, 100; T. n. Coleman, 100;
G. H. Bergans, 100; R. s. Collins, 100; c. G.
Peppin, 1907 P. II. Beatty, 100; E. j. Scott,
100; r. Walter $50; p. r. Mott, $50; T. T..
Kell, $50; A. II. Agnew,. 80; J. J. Carroll,
F. Smith, 100; W. I. Blakely, 1850; R. W.
Black, 1906 f. c. Smith, 160 T. Casserly, 175.
Two mile Chinese handicap.-C. n. Fong,
scratch; Lee Fong, $50 yards Billy Hook $50 I;
Jim Wong, $50; Low How, 400; Chow Quong,
400; Tom Bo, 450.
The handicaps for Saturdays events will
not be published until that day, as the re-
suit OF Fridays races may change the ham
dicapper's ideas as to the abilities of the
riders.
A large number of wheelmen from this
city will ride down to San Jose Friday
morning to view the races, and the various
clubs will be well represented. The racers
now at the track there are all reported to
be in excellent condition, and, as tandem
pacemaking will be allowed, the track rec
ords fof the various distances are in dan
ger.
Chief Consul Melrose of the California
Division, League of American Wheelmen,
leaves for Los Angeles tonight, to attend
to some business there, and, incidentally,
the fiesta.
The San Francisco Young Mems Chris
tan Association Cycling Clubs five-mile
road race. postponed last Saturday on ac-
count of rain, will be run tomorrow after
noon, at 3 O'clock from San Mateo to San
Carlos. The course is now in good condi-
ton, and a fine race will result.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-17
WENT TO STOCKTON.
He Was There the Day After
Blanche Lamont Dis
appeared.

STOCKTON, CAL, April lev. H. T.
Durrant, the medical student who is now
under arrest in San Francisco for the MUIR
der of Blanche Lamont and Minnie Will
liams in the Emmanuel Baptist Church,
was constant attendant at the lectures
delivered by DR.. Hersholt of the Stockton
State Asylum staff before the students of
the Cooper Medical College.
If Durrant is the murderer of the two
young girls who were found dead in the
study and belfry in the church in the Mis-
sion of San Francisco he attended the
lecture the day after he sent Blanche La
mont to meet her Maker and thereafter
attended three lectures, one of which was
on the day before Minnie Williams met
her death in the study of the same editice.
"Durrant was very mediocre man as
far as he showed up in his studies, said
HerSholt, 'tand barely passed his last ex-
aminations. In some of these held in
November, 1898, he failed and was obliged
to take them over in June of last year.
These papers now have and dug them up
yesterday out of bundle in the garnet. l
think some of the characteristics in Dur
rants penmanship, as shown in the ex-
animation papers, will fit very closely with
some of the same things which crop out in
the writing discovered on the package in
which Blanche Lamont's rings were sent
back to her aunt.
81 have the examination papers of Dur
rant which have had to pass upon and
think they will prove of considerable i'm
portance to the police in San Francisco in
determining whether the package sent to
the aunt of Blanche Lamont was addressed
by young Durrant. There are a number of
features about his penmanship which point
to his handwriting as being that of the
man who wrote on the package that COW
cred the dead girls rings. There are GER
tain methods he has which seem to show
that the same man who made out these
examination papers which | am showing
you wrote the address on the parcel which
covered the girls jewels. These MUIR
ders and the state of mind which
would lead man TO commit
cradle thought and comment among the
members of our staff here. DR.. Sanderson
noted coincidence on picking up this ex-
animation paper that is peculiar, while it
has no bearing whatever upon the case.
The paper begins with the words Red
Blood In the examination papers NAV be
noticed number of characteristics which
appear in the handwriting on the package
as reproduced in the San Francisco papers.
For instance, the upper line of the letter
'p' in physiology in the examination paper
Is very like the same line of the 'p' in
Prof. on the package addressed by the
man who sent Blanche Lamont's rings
to her aunt, and who, of course, tried to
disguise his handwriting. The r in red
blood, the opening words in the examina-
ton paper, also shows the same character
istics as the two capital RS on the pack
age"
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DURRANTS SKULL.
A Hatter's "Shape" Shows
That the Prisoners Head
Is Very Uneven.

Since the arrest of Durrant for the hor-
rible crimes that are laid at his door a
number of phrenologists and those inter
ested in the science of craniology have ex
pressed a desire to lay hands upon the
young mans head and discover, if pos
sible, if there are any bumps or forma-
tons Of the skull that would indicate the
possession of abnormal passion. The
science of the human mind as connected
with the supposed organs of thought and
passion in the brain, maintained by the
ancient philosopher Gall, who supposed
each faculty or propensity to have par
ticular organ and thus be manifested in
the form of the skull, has attracted the
attention of thousands of learned men in
modern times. They never lose an oppor-
tunity of examining the craniums of noted
and notorious people for the purpose of
advancing the cause of the science 1t
goes without saying that the police will
not permit any OF these scientific and curl
Gus gentlemen to examine young Dur
rant head until after they are through
with him.
There is too much danger of some pre-
tended phrenologist putting into the young
mans hands the means of defeating the
ends OF justice to permit investigation in
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tired out, a jaded horse to yonder meadow
for herbs would you not also send the worn
out, the jaded, the tired the weary, the woe
him or her up Herbs will regulate the stomach,
the bowels. the liver. the kidneys. The herbs
contained In joys Vegetable Sarssparira are
OF the brainy and regulating kind. You can
give joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla to the in
FAINT In your arms, the boy at school, the Miss
in her teens. the young man at the bank, the
lady at piano. the matronly dame In her
housekeeping, the hired man in the field, the
newspaper fellow, who is always going, yet
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this direction at present. While it would
be very gratifying from a scientific stand
point to learn if Durrant's head betrays
the possession of such passions as COM
patlyeness, secretiveness, love for women,
brutal feerocity or, gentleness, timidity and
tender heartednesS, science must take
back seat for the time being. In the alb
sence of actual contact the phrenologists
may study the outline of the young pris-
oner's dome of thought, which is here
produced from a diagram of his head
taken by Coil Bros, matters at 226 Kearny
street, For years young Durrant has pur--
chased his hats at this store and special
care is taken to make his headgear con-
form to the lines of the skull.
His shape was taken by one of those
peculiar contrivances used by hatters.
While no mans head is perfect in shape
there is one popularity noticed in the out
lines of Durrant's. 1t is the deep depres-
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never gone, and the old man by the fire IN his
old chair Good--only good-follows the use
OF Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. There is no
harm in 1t.
If you take joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla In
moderation, as prescribed and written on the
bottle, your health will return to you as surely
as the sun rises, as absolute as the laws of
gravitation.
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla cures all Ill
'humors OF tho blood stimulates the liver to
new activities, regulates the kidneys, i'm.
proves the digestion tones up the system,
Luilds you into healthy man or healthy
woman.
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She Took the Oath.

Among the many slaves upon the planta.
ton OF distinguished Southerner during
the late war was blind and decrepit old
woman known as Aunt Idly. Aunt Idv.
for some reason best known to herself,
thought to better her condition by taking
the oath of allegiance
One of the younger members, hearing
what had taken place, went to "ole missH
to get the solution, and after being told
her friend had sworn to support the con-
stitution of the United States, exclaimed !:
$50 de Lohd don't knoy how Aunt
when she can't s'pote herself. "-Harper's
Magazine.
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sion in the left side over the temple and
remarkable fullness on the opposite side.
The forehead of the man is deceptive, as it
is less full in reality than it appears to be.
Durrant wears No. Z, and he usually buys
q soft hat as it is difficult to get stiff hat
to sit easily upon his head.
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The nobility OF the horse is unqusstioned.
Ie is SO wound up, so entwined in mans af-
fairs truly he is part of man. In our his
tory. arts, IN literature, In commerce, in war,
in morals, the horse stands conspicuously. He
joins in our sorrows and festivities, and, faith
full brute, he goes with US to our last resting
place. It is, therefore, an unpleasing sight to
see iaded horse. q tired out horse. worn out
When you see suoh q horse do you not think of
the fields, of the meadows, of buttercups,
daisys. herbs and vegetable roots which nature
so bounteously affords US, II you will send
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THE DOUBLE MURDER

Continued IRON Fyth Page.
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MsHtter,

bic ibre &naben sern biibid m.
gcsosen ieben, i"liten unier Eager
BON &nabensNnjiiSen in Augens
i4etn nebmen.
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beutf@e gerbdltnife teunen unb
fddbeu. Ser General Nubiteur Der
4rmee 1T ein Oeuti6er. Der 2ebrer Der
Sd)lffsbaufunft In Nnnapoli8 1T Elm
Deuti9er. Dubenbe BON Nrmees uno
WarinesO Offi3ieren iin6 Deutfhe. Sn
allen Departements finbet man Oeutffe
in uerantwortliden SteQungen. Die
miHenfhaftl,den 6ilfS Nrbeiter i'm
Aderbous Department, i'm geolosif9en
VermefungSbureau. bel Der aiiltenuers
meRung. i'm 2eu1tbauS Bureau, i'm
Smiibionian Snftltut u. +. 10. fnb 3um
groBen 3beil Dsuti9e ober in Deutfds
lanD er3ogen.
gDtrb gaelii9 irgenbuo in ben 81.
feniliden Sdulen geIebrt unb bat irs
9eub eine gr0Bere amerifaniide Gtabt
einen befonberen 56ul Superinten.
oenten fur ben aaeIiihen ober italienis
i9en ober polRiidben unterridt2 @el.
den @inHuB iiben bic Srii9em aus
gegeniiber benz ber groBen beutl9en
Sper. Der 9roBen Oirieenten tpie
Seiol &C., Der eroBen beuti6em @es
iangs. 8urns unb anberer 8ereine, bic
fi9 ni6t abf6tlid geeen bic Amerifa.
rer abIdlieBens 3ieiige Snbufrien
liegen fait ausidlieBli9 in ben 9dnbem
Der Oeutfden unb In ben groBen @es
iadftsuierteln prn Rem Oort. @bicago
uno anberen Stdbten miegen bic beuts
i9en S9lloer Dor. 1nb babel fol nod
unierem @ewdbrsmanu rbie beutide
ytation@ unb nit ibr bic beuii9e
Spra6e lansiam aber fetis surhdse'
brdngt tperben2
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Or. prtee's Cream 8afine powoer.
9as hollfommen!ie. oas geHa@t tuirn.
Ser Septid,e siuHuf,.

Der DeDftHe StuhuR.
g8 lit cine oft beipro1ene 8abrneb.
inung, baB bic Srldnber in Der america
nif6en politit cine be0eutenbere &olIe
fpielen als anbere rationale gIemente,
Dornebmli4 bic Geutf9en, bic in Der
Mebr3abl iid nit elmer gepifen s1eu
Dor benz Nuftreten i'm ofentliden 2eben
3urtidsieben. DaB aber beBbalb bic
Seutf6en niht eiuen sau3 beitimmten
unb beiiimmenben @influB auf bos
amerifamli6e 2e5en iiberbaupt aueiiben
1T cine our6auS irrise alnnabme. mie
fi9 Sober tberseugen fdnn, Der nit
offenen 4ugen nm li4 b!idt. 3reffeub
fiibrt bieien @e0anfen in elmer @rmis
berung auf cine 2amentatien iiber bic
8erbrdngung bes beutlden bur9 bas
trldnbif6e Clement Der @lepeIanber
mWd9ter unb Nn3eiser" aus, inoem er
unter Nnberem fdreibt:
WaS in a1er Melt iinb beun bic ,@rs
runeeni6aften" Der Srii9en in bielem
2anbs SaB lie fi@ mebr gestgnet ees
3eigt baben, fur bic aqerniebrigfte poli
tit unb bic Nemteridgerei, bab fie elm
paar Iumpise pOlisiften unb unbere
SteQen mebr baben. alS bic Deuti6en?
Sic m0gen oieael6t einmal einen iiber.
tpiegenben @iufluB auf ben rMob" aez
babt baben, nnb bieS nur, neil lie ii6
iofort amerifaniiirien. Dos Deuifds
tbum aber bat bas bette unb gebilbetfte
Mmeritanertbum unter Ielnen ginnuB
gebra6t. Seben mi: ab BON benz @r,
3iebungsmefen, unS bier baben mir bod
tn 8etra4t gu aieben, baB idtrlid Eau.
feube bon Nmeritdnern beuti9e Yi.s
bungsanfalten aufiuden; Berlin alleln
bat EeiiS etua 1900 ignser emeritani,
f9er S9tler, Stubenten aunltler &c.
in feinsn Mauern, uab luenben mir
uns anberen 8ebeten gu. gpel9'
anberer gblferftamm in ben gereis
uigten Staaten bot etwa 1000 3eis
tunsen in Der eigenen Sbraae aufs
suweiien 2 Die SrldrSsr ba5sn e.s
mo- elm babies 9uBeno ipcci,l1 niri,
f6er@ 8ldtter. unb pie p0d)lt nit ie.
benz Sabre Der beutife @influB in Der
amerifanii6e preifel S6on ieBt mer.
ben einige Der 9reBten engliid ameri=
fanifdeu 3eitunsen BON Deutiheu ae.
leitet unb es giebt fat feline srOBe 3ei.
tung in ben Ser. 5taaten, on beren
Stab mon ni6t eiuen Oeutiden. unS
gem6bnlid in perantmortIi9er StelIuna
finbet. Sm &OngreB iiseu mebr ge.
borene Deuiide alS eiugewanberte Sr.
idnber unb man fann DuBenbe pnn Ses
notoren unb &eprdfentanten on ben
Jinaern ber3dblen, bic ibre 8ilbung
In Seutf6lanb pOlenoet baben uno
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Der Sede berourbreden unb iid Dor
Wanbeimers Sdaar iiber oas Selo 3er<
itreuen. GS waren Sberlt Sparres
Drasoner, bic erlt bel 9agessrauen
ben G5es bur6 ben @alo gefunben
batten. sic tpurben bon ibren 3ameras
ben nit lautem Sreuoensel6ret be-
9riiBt, ipdbreno lie in elmer Qinie ben
6isel binaniprensten, I'M Dem @dltt>
J ten ben @eg ab;uidneioen.
Mfanbeimer idmang ieinen gallal9
unb itieB einen 2riumpbldret aus.
HJlun, @eib!" fliilterte er, vtpas
iast sic oa;u?"
nSa, i'd tpteoerbole meine @orte
BON porbin, baB mir ibn nod nt6t
baben!"
@lei6 barauf perdnberte Der g6lits
ten ieine 8idtnng unb bog iiber bas
Sele tn i6rdser 8idtung bon M}ans
beimers S6aar. 0aour6 uurbe es
m0slid, Die Gift 3u entoeden, oeren
ii6 Die beiben Sliidtlinse beoient bats
ten, um iid unlidtbar gu MAIDEN. sic
batten namlid ben Tutteriad auf ben
binteren gis 9ele9t unb ii9 barunter
auf benz gooen bes S6littenS ausges
ftredt.
.@laubt Sbr uidt, baB man bas
Rfer6 bon bier aus nit einem 3arabi.
ner treffen f0nnte?" fraste GulIOg.
rWir fOnnen eS ia oeriuden," ers
mioerte Manbeimer unb befabl einem
Drasoner, einen S9ub ab3ufeuern.
Ser Mann belt iein Sferb an, 3ielte
boritbttg uno briidte bann ab; aber
Der SduB perfeblte letn 3iel un6 baS
Pfero ieste ieinen 2auf iiber oaS Selb
fort.
Sest 5eiste ii@ bic Come iiber ben
8aumwipfeln. Gin sraublauer Nebel
rollte fiber bic eroBe s6neefld9e babin;
man pernabm ben melanbolilden
alan9 Der @loden, tpel9e ben Mnbrud)
beS Cages besriiBten. Da3milden
ertonten bic Surrabrufe unb bas &nats
tern oes @emebrfeuers, bas li9 in fur
gen 3wtidenrdumen pieoerbolte. Gin
SudS fprang ant @rabenranoe auf, lief
auer ii6er ben g8es uno blieb auf ben,
segeniiberliegenben Selbe lteber, irlbem
er ieinen fleinen, fpieen aopf nett,
9ieris nad ben 6eitern ausitrefte, ais
menn er eine Gbnuns bdtte, oaB bic
Sasb beute einem anoeren 8iloe galt.
Blotlid) eriGallte Elm betdubenoer
UrruueHT9ret; Ger SWlttten Dtelt uno
bic betoen Wdnner itiesen ab.
rGnbli6 rief Manbeimer, in6em er
feline Sporen in bic @eiten oes fddu,
menoen Bferoes jaste uno iiber bas
Selo babiniprenste. gparres 9eeiter
batten i9on eiuen areis tint bic ssliidt>
ltnge gebiloet, Die bleid unb NIT ents
bloBten 9auptern neben ibrem Bferoe
itanoen, oaa, pOllig ermattet, at 8oben
seiunfen mar.
rgpeno Poulien!" rief Der Gnfiibrer
bon Sparres Grasonern.
(Gortfetuns foIet).
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2l. apitel.
Ser lebte WeriuM.

Ger lanse 8itt batte bic 8rdfte Der
Pferbe allmdlis erid0pft, bic Reiter
muBten bdufis ibre Sporen sebrau.
den. gllmdlis, als iie bem gdlitten
naber famen, idieu es ibnen, als ieien
bic Mdnner, bic inn lentten, Der.
idwunben, man fab nur nod bas 9ferb
NIT lan9seitredtem 9alie in i6nellem
9rabe aus bem @albe beraus unh
iiber bas uffene Selb jasen.
u@ebt bem Pferoe bic Sporen! ees
itrenser Serr! unb laBt uns idnen
Uorwdrts fommen," itobnte bic alte.
-@enn 9br Suenb @jOnses edli6e
senau fenntet pie i'd, tpiirbet Sbr Sud
ni6t bamit berubieen, bab mir linn 70
nabe iinS-er tann uns trosbem nod
entpiideu."
~a6 mast Bum Teuiel aud," rief
Manbeimer. der &erl fann bod ui9t
fliegen!-Sebt Sbr, iest baben mir
sas Spief 9ewonnenl"
@dbrenb ber Qauptmanu fprad, fab
man cine Gbtbeilune bon 0eitern aus
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u
Niueittfptttt,tett tff Ietdtt

GtMetttt0mtrtett W letd)t
fitr irgenb eineu ber eu9 itets nr,rtngenben
&ronibeitsfeime, iuenn cure 2eber neritopft
tn. @dre eure Qeber tbdtis unb eeiuno, 70
ipiirbe iie bie &ranfbeitser3euser aus eure,n
Butte fernbolten. lin cure Geiunbbeit I'm.
setfort sri erbalten, mibt ibr auf cure esbsr
a9teu.
Gobafo ibr bic ertfen Gpmptcn,e wabr.
nebnlt, baf3 etipas nidt In Orbmuna ift, (3aut'
ausihlag ober ein @efiibl ber Gtumpfbsit
uno @bipauuuug), lolltst ibr Or. Dieree's
Golden Medical Discovery" nebn1ea. Die
ies wirb eure 9eber 5u geiunber, notttrlidsr
Ebdtiafeit anre9en iinb euer 8lut retni8sn.
Gs tuirb cure ganse Contribution auffriiden
unb euA Stdrfe unb Sarbe uerleiben ; tbr
tuerb.t geiunbes, fernfeftes GIeii4 (ni1t
idipamniises SSett) anieseu.
UsiIforb Centre, 8.
DR.. 81. 9. gieree: @ertber 0erri-
Ssh enlpfeble Sbr " Golden Medical Dis
covery" Seoen, Der an alleemeiner Gb9e.
f4la9rnbeit leibet, als bas befte Wittel, bas
er uehmen fam, auf's Sersltdft.. Sd fam
BON mir tagen, baf id ME in meinen 2eben
bslier eefasH babe als istt, naA ss.a @tbrapA
5srss Discovery"
sJZzz a9 @
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9erreugaroerobe : Mrtitel
auer Mrt, in GROCER Muspa1l
unb iebr b;Ilis.
1anbidube bon 25 Seats All.
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@rober lausuerfauf bon &leioer=
itOfeu,

bic 3u iebem Preiie uertauft tperben.
@ebaitoool, 36 3on brett, 25 @ents.
Moaene eeraes, 40 3ou brett, AZ Gents.
8onteelshaars Seraes, rebacirt bc~ $1OO
amf "a Gents.
Diagonal, re! ueirt ben $1.00 auf SO Gts.
@eitreiite 8laios, rebucirt bon $l.O0 aui
86 Gents.
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4ufl0iuus elmer isirnta.

Nm l. Sonuar 1895 purbe bic
Girma Sips 6 9aarmann bur9 ges
genieittge8 uebereintommen Der Sc,
lddftstbeilbaber aufgel6R. 6err Sips
pirb OILS 0adfolger bas @ei9dft Der
Girma in ibrer Office in Der @aino.
StraBe liquibiren.
guf bas Obise 8esus nebmenb, e..
iu1e i'd fir mid I'M cine 6ortiebuua
Der friiher Der Jirma au 8beil gewors
benen patronage unb eriu6e alle
Greunbe unb aunben i'm Store No.
213 NIamo. plaSa Ober in Der Woarens
yiieberlage. @de @aRno. unb Martt.
SiraBe, pOrauipreaen. mo Fe bon aufs
mertiamen 8ertdufern bebient tperben.
S. 6. sips.
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DR.. price's Cream Bafins powoel
S6dRe 8eltsaasReIunss aus3eDannms.

0rnnoeigentbums llebertraeuneeu.
Wf. gngelmann (9interlaffeni9aft)
an 8uifau @ngelmann, She'll bon
Suroep 70; Yreis nomineu.
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seioenitoffe!
@bino seibe gu 80 Gents.
gunte @ai4.Seibe su 55 gents.
@emuiterte 5eibe 3u SO Gents.
Saottii9e Seibe gu 81 Gents.
Sunte Eaffet .eeibe ;u 81 90.
Grobe Meeuge bon &eiteu gum bal.
ben Yreiie!
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FELIPE cUcRl.
AVOCADO. O.--GalI.s

eI I01-, 11lIIa-eO 60 s q II &c q NJ -
a y dc a do la tard0. l5-3
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AR0REg 0un NATAN

Be guardian en 10 maa profunao del alma, como
los rastos cue 40 encierran On los relioarios
.s.lp1ea bisn| Sen0rita Teresa, 81 me veis
Ian inqujeto por Ia ausencia De vuestra amiga,
es porque la ha ocurrido una desgracia
---i Espicaos!- exclamo la joven.
Else joven a quien amaba atm, puedo
asegurarlos, ha muerto
---Muerto!
Sc llamaba Jaime Baileul hab1a lido al
Tonktn hace tres amos, cuando ella vino Paris.
-SY que?
50 ALI habia llegado oftial, era teniente;
estaba cond ~ ella pensaba en- @l
siempre.
-iAl....
Pues bien aver noche supe su muerte.
Ha perecido en- un encuentro con esos que lla-
man los rebeldes, los chinos. los piratas, no
re como. Trate de prevenirla, POGO POGO;
pero al entrar en- casa la entreg6 ell portero un
telegrama en- que la daban la noticia sin rodeos.
Sc desmay6. Esta ms1lana no ha saido de
casa hasta despues de haber recibido la vista
de una sei1ora joven. ....
La sefiora ChambayF
Probahlemente y ha lido al almac@n
Pues entonces, dque temeis?
Loqu me hace temer sufir, no os 10
oculto, es que abrigo dudas.
-5Respecto Rosa?
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NOTARlA. La que en 4 villa %

NOTARlA La que en- Il Villa de
ser e don Salvador Ane Mas6, quen tene
estudo en- La referida Villa Gale de Concrete hume
1923 de ooho de "a ma1ana de una onco de la tar
de- V45rll
ALMACENay Liberia de Olimpo Ote-
ro Ponce-P R-Ardt La Ingenua Gavota rs centayos.
Cabrera 'Idealdad, :, walls tipe peso.Bonafoux
ssSprtela' CPist) Mazurca pesoDeneux. Freyschut
fantasia para hauta piano peso IS centavos.
VINOS.-FL NEJoR DE ToDos EN- CA
LIDAD PRECIO. RIOJANO fRICIO. Sc detalla Ca
pal IS; Mnqel Rivera San Sebastian 80 en-
rra segunda Iinea cerfcados origen aualss de
tan exce0ntes cado estan disposition del guste verlos
- Diciembre 19
Un gallego, cuya mujer estaba va sin
esperanto de vida, convino con su ned1co
ba a la enferma, que 81 la mataba. i. =
Falleci6 la mujer a SUI tempo, y ell
nismo dia Sc present6 ell m6dico a recla-
mar las Glen pesetas al famante viudo.
-iLa ha curado usted por ventura?
No, se1Or.
lila ha naatado usted!
No, senior.
-Pues no le debo usted nada.
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pASAIIEM p 0 S
soluci6n 3 la Charada de

Soluci6n Ia Charada de aver :
OPERAS
EL PARlSlEMSE, BARBERIA Y Pc
LUOUEkiA A -CRUz IL. = Enseres de lujo.
Novedad limpieza. Servicio extra con
perfumeria de estilo moderno. Sc adn1iten
abonos por meses.-SERGIO LECOMTE.
VIM de LOGRoNo, bodegas de Garcia
6ho stas en- Angucana Roa eosecha de 1859 Este exec
lente vino cencamente 9l Laboratoro
Quco Municipal cudad vista de Ia proporelona-
rado Vino bueno exento de n9oVas Ia sapd
GRONO poeen disposition de los quieran vero Los
agentes SuscrEen Sobrno de Lu1na Compana
precos m6dicos La docena de bote
las vale S2-95