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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-06
SITUATIONS wANTED-Continued.


DELIABLE SWEDISH WOMAN WISHES
IL washing or housekeeping by the day. Address
1901 Folsom st.
EXpERIENCED LADY DESIRES A POSI-
IL ton as houseKeeper. sol Post, r. 20, "a hoor.
WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES Po-
w stion in lodging house or small family. Apply
$50 Turk st.
DEFINED WIDOW WITH SOME MEANS
IL would like partner assist her in business
venture. Call or address $50 TURK ST.
COUTHERN LADY WANTS HoUsEKEEP-
- ers position or plain sewing. Cali or ADDRESS
203 Powell ST.. room D.
NOUNG WIDOW WISHES A POSITION AS
L typewriter. Call at S731a Market ST., room Is,
second floor.
MEAT YOUNG GIRL. JUST ARRIVED FROM
IN the East, wishes situation to do second work;
is an experienced seamstreSs, or would 90 cookng;
is good cook. Address N e., box IA, Call once.
w Market; 200 rooms; 2oc 10 81 90 per night;
81 so to Sc per week; convenient ana respectapie'
free bus 10 and from the ferry.
NEAT YOUNG GIRL OF IA WISHES PLACE
IN for light homework care of child; can
sleep home: wages So. Address Oracle CLARK,
337 Hayes st.
yVANTED-BY LADY, HIGHEST REFER
w ences, any position of trust, as invalid's COM
panion, managing linen-room, hotel or mousse
keeper. Address j., box 70, Call ONCE, Oakland.
TMBROIDEKING SUSPENDERS AND MUF-
u fers speciality los Stockton, first floor, T. 20
SWEDISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
- wait on table and do chamberwork; hrst.clasS
references; years in one place. $50 Howard ST.
TRAINED NURSE (SCOTCH) DESIRES A
i few more engagements in medical surgical or
mental cases. city or country. Call at Van Ness
WINCHESTER HOUSE, "A THIRD ST, Mr. n
w Market electric lights in every room: Zoo
rooms; 25c to 81 SO per night: 81 on 10 90 PEI
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PROPERTY WANTEI

WANTED-A RESIDENCE OR TWO FLATS
w In Thirty eighth Assembly District; must be a
bargain; not over $4,000. A. D., box SO, Call Office.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS

- YERBA BUENA CHAP -
Eb~S ter No. 4, knights Rose Croix ~
Meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN 81
ING, December 6. at 8 O'Clock. D. Is. III
GEO. ]. HOBE, Secretary. M
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x ERMAN OR FRENCH NURSERY GOV.
VI erness, $25; Swedish or German cook, $50
nurse, S25; housework girl, Penryn, 500 Ala
media, $50; San Jose, $25, and other towns: IL
a sst, $40 and $15. MISS CULLEN, los Stock
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MONEY WANTED.

RIO CAPITALISTS - WANTED, MODERATE
L sum to complete the most perfect cable OR
trolley car fender extan; will sell an interest or
borrow the money. secured by frst-cass real es-
tate. L. W., box 80, Call Office.
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PIANOS. yIoLINs, ETC.

A RRIVED-A LOT OF CELEBRATED HIGH
grade l. L. Neumann pianos for the holidays:
prices and terms moderate. II. LUEDERS, 81
Ninth st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-06

= HERMAN BOY, ls YEARS. WOULD LIKE
" position on stock ranch or private place.
Address E., box I9, this office.
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OFFERS WANTED FOR CASH OR EX-
~ change for the remainder OF the carriage stock
OF the late Robert ]. Beeby OF Oakland consisting
OF nne carriages, surveys, traps phaetons and
carts must be closed out by January /, 1896 Ad'
dress offers to MRS. R. ]. BEEBY, 624 Twelfth
ST.. Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-06

Q7S NICE UPRIGHT PIANO, ALSO ELE-
ap ~. CANT new: one-half price. STORGE-
HOUSE, 21l Larkin st.
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Hr1p. wANrEp-continned.

/ M ANTED-FINISHERO ON CUSTOM COATS:
w 224 Twenty-fourth ST.. bet. Harrison and
|
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-06

DELlABLE SWEDISH WOMAN WISHES
IL washing or housekeeping by the day. Address
i IL.
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On SAVED ON PURCHASE OF YOUR
ID IOO piano:prices reduced. BRUENN, 22sPost
ZINE USED HARDMAN PIANO (NO BET
i ter piano in the worldl magnificent case and
tone, splendid order and almost new, will be solo
at once at a price that Will mean an immediate
sae II you want an elegant piano at a bargain
don't fail TO investigate. Can be seen at room H.
Flood building
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-06

YOUNG MAN (21) OF GOOD HABITS DE-
L sires position where he can attend evening
school; or in private family to care for horses
work in garden or such like; can milk and furnish
city and country references. Address B. E., box g.
lian ffic
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
Pleasant surprlse Parts.

pleasant surprise party wss tandered
William T. Fri at bis home NJ 5i5
West Third street last evening, by Miss
Ella R7bslen The tlme Was plaasantiy
spent in gaues, music ard dancing Az
late hour the guests were Invited ia
the dining room where Itfreehments
vers served.
Among the many present were; Miss
Laura IrNin, OF Philsdelphia; Miss Clara
Cochran. of Ches'er; Miss r .ie Rob
ellen, Miss Matte Robinson. Miss
Marble. Miss Annie Nswmau. Mise
Ella Fritz, Mi.s Msy R8bslen,
Miss Carrie R1belen, aiss Rsba Lio5 d,
Miss Aona Robinson. Miss Auuie
Robelen, Miss Lille HulctinEon. Ni s
Reba Stats, Mss Matthews Miss
Mamie Niles, Miss Ella Robelsn.
lohn lrWin, oi Philadelphia. joseph
NILS. OF Chester; Winiam Robe su
Leonard Hammond Ge res Fritz Charles
Lloyd Frank Cochran Ne Janlson HArry
sharp, Frank Aaster nuhi Charles
Rabsien, Lloyd Sqll6b. Fred and barry
Ro5eleD, william H0llsI d, Wulian
Fritz Nj ard Mes Barry A Fdz M.s
Robeisn, Ms "a Mrs d F.lz.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
soalal nna Per.enaI l.stea.

Mrs Mary q Ford. Of Elkton, Md
ls visiting relatives 20 this city
Mrs. Harry Wilson hsa been enter.
entertaining Mrs. George NJ Stevenson,
of Snyrns.
George Evans. OF Kencett Square. Pa,
visited Wilmiugtoa friends yeseerday.
James Vonsghan. Jr. son Of sx -Magis.
trate Monaghan, OF this ci5y, Is on the
Minneapolis, which has been cr Tered TO
C5ustantlnople TO protect American Ia
terests.
Il o Bsnilmin and 2 ibefb Taid, both
Of Leslie station, Cecil county. Md have
been tho guests OF Mrs @ p L-hmd,
who lives on tho Risorsiie farm near
Rose Hill.
J. Edward Addlcka was oaa Of those
who participated in the fs8t annual
dinner Of ths Philadelphia Bard Of
Trade last evening
Colonel Z =. Cooper. OF Dover. vas In
the city to day.
Frank Tuuis, Of Clayton, was = visitor
in the city yesterday
Miss virdls n Gooden, Of Willow
Grove Del, Is the guests Of friends in
the city.
Drs Oliver L Gibson and Arthur L.
BenbSrt, Of tho u University OF Pennsyl
vania. left this city for tour through
the South FOR sclentife Investigation aud
stadles IN mineraloEy, together with a
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

Az Competition Distauced-"The over
land Limited" a New Train Chicago to
San Francisco.
The fastest train in the world, distance
considered, will run via the Union Pacific
System
Commencing November 17th the Uoion
Pacific In connection with the Chicsfo
& Northwestern and Central Pacific
Railways. will run q through train daily
from Chicago and Council Bluffs 70 Sau
Francisco, making the run Of 2,3j7 miles
in seventy four hours forty fgo minutes
This train will leave Chicago 0Op m q,
Omaha 8 10 q "a, Ogden 40 p N
second day; San Franclsco 45 p m q.
third day. and Los Angeles 10 90 M
the fourth day, carrying Through Pull
man Double Ora ring room Sleepsrs aud
Dining Car 70 San Francisco and Los
Angeles Ba sure aud ask for tickets vls
'The o Terluud Route"
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
Guolts AZ a uaitlmofs wedding.

Mr. AID Mrs Samuel Blacroit. Jr
were guests at The wsooing az Mrs
JesSie dil'es, daughter oi 1c. SUD Mrs
Jesse Hilles, OF Baltimore. ana Wilton
5reenvGy, Of Havre do Grace. in tho
former city last NIL ht The ceremony
occurred st ths home of Zoe bIde's
parents No - West r ad street, Rev.
DE- Asltbie, Of Brawn Memorial Cbuech
oticistipg The maid If hlnor was
MIS-. Caroline Boyd Hils, Astor
Of ihs bride. aud Miss Mary u. La
IT, ba and Miss Eeincr Z Sucaney we're
bridesmaids. Eugene Ggeen way scssd as
BEST man, ard The usbers were Wlliqm
s Hilles brother u ths iis. and d
Willism Archer.
The bride was at,ired in becoming
gown Of white sstln trinmad With plilt
lace A full lace veil euvelopsd her Sac
carried q bouquet OF llliies Of tbs valley
Nr Hilles escorted his d4ugh'e ec ani
gave her away,
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
alfhII

HIGGTNs-fn this city. Novemh Z 10, lSld
Bridget Higgins, aged % years.
ROGERSDN-On November "a. Mrs. Cara
NJ. Rogers0n, aged % years
MARTIN-At the resi- ielce OF her mother.
Mrs. Name Toner Martin, wife ff Herry J.
Martin and daughter Of the late John J.
Toner.
NJ fLROOSEr. the 9th, Sarah dnueh-
ter OF James and Stbiua Mulrooloy, aged Z
years md months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
insil ed 20 attend the funeral from the rcsi.
dcnCe of her irente, Lancaster avenue a. q
franklin street, ON Friday afternoon at 3
O'clrck. lntermCnt 40 Cathedral.
SrOrs NBUhG I'm Salem, \. j., Novom-
Der -, 1875, Mary J. Carpenter Stoieenburg.
widow OF Swan stotseublrg. in IA. p 10Th year.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
Iihoral rrlende on Tho uespltal.

WEST CHESTER. Nov. Yesterday
was Donation Day at the Chester County
Hospital. ga this place. aud from early 10
tho dgy up 10 nightiail there wer,
delegations arriving o. ihe institution
with supplies OF ovsfy character O1t
side Of supp les ever 81 200 vas received
in ossh, one-hslf OF which WAS from
West Chester donors. The who affair
was under The direction aud the dlrtc'
outcome Of tho Efforts OF tha Womsh's
Hospital Aaxliary through ~ the
county.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
Falton Preaoher weds.

BALTIMORE. Nov. q Hiss Mary
focc, teacher in public school No IA
Hlghlandtown, wss married lasb Light
sc Alnuts Mem .flsl Methodist Protesta Q
Church. Chester and lombard streets %
Rev w 3 Juiefrd pastor of the
Methodist PTotastsnt Church at Felton,,
Del Rev. Q. X mcCssiin, Of Elsavile,
Kent county, Nd periorned the osre-
mcny, assisted by tha pastor o, the
church, Rev " s Hammoud A re
ception was held as The home Of the
brides father. Csplsin Joha 4 Ted B,
No 30l BaLk greet Hit hl,hdtoEn.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
Dichorson won me TIeht.

CHESTER. Nov. % "A hot contest was
waged in he First ward st the RepubM
can primaries, Yesterday, 20 Ell the seat
In Common Council mLdo vacant by the
resignation of Thomas B. Shaw, who vas
appointed deputy factory Inspector The
cGndidstes were Edward Dicksrson. 6x
member Of Common Council, and William
Deupster party worker. Elwood Ty
son, who Was nominated, Will drew. The
vote 81 cod: 1st precinct, Dcktrson, SO
Dempster 40: 2d precinct, DickereoD, o.;
Denpster, so Dickerson's majority WAS
90
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
marrled at St. paul'a R. Q. churth

Married at 81. Pnuia X. q. Churth.
AIS Pa1l's r. @ Church yesteIda,
afternoon Miss Susie Moriarliy was
mGrIi,d 10 William + Dulln, Rev NJ X
Fslon officiating. Miss Name Maloovy
VAS bridesmaid and JOSEPH Heckbarth
was best man The brico wrra bscom
ing gown Of brown b7ucle cloth, trimmed
Fith velvet aud jets and carried bon
quat Of ohry ysAulhemums The brides
maid wore a brown novelty gown. made
and trimmed similarly to thai OF the
b.iis, ard also carried buach oi white
cnas santhemums
10 tha evening = reception vas held
at No 705 West Second street Among
those present were Mics L'zzis Beady.
Philip Con any Miss Nellie Cole, James
Cole. Mr aud Mis- james Bfsdy. OF
Vest Cbes er. Mr.. and Mrs Z
Witlel, Misa Kate Duiin, Bsuitmin
BAbb iss Mcgee Moliarly, OF Lgnoa-
burg, Va Nsai Morlaity, Mr. and Mr..
aMry Behan. Of Dover; Mr. end Mrs
John l. Malone Mis- Margatet
Brady, ar. and Mls John
Clsrkin Mr. aad Mrs Michael
CJnwsy, Misses Ida and Bella Starrat.
ismes Carroll, Miss Maggie McCauon,
Mes Nellie McCairon. Thomas McDsrmoit
Robert CottlughRm. John McCulllcn,
Freuk FeeneJ, William Gallaghtr,
Sd ward Re.nhart and Hiss Amanda
X -beTta
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
MTite To-day
There is no Tomorrow.

We niii. 90 response % your r quest give
sou 0gars that cannot fail 10 interest you.
on any form OF rolicy we issue.
n your house were not insured. you would
nof rect d,y anil it was attended to; but II
90 were 20 burn, you might provide another
for your family. Gould you provide them
with another life. n yours were suddenly
blotted outf
"Think ON these things"
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

Time brings menv changes but the
climste OF California "Ths Italy OF Amer.
ca, and tho attractions Of the many
famous health srd plessure resorts aIe
the SANE yesterday, TO day aud forever.
Tourists never will tire Of speaking IN
praise Of the soft and balmy air, the pro
fusion of flowers, the magnificent dlsplsy
OF fruits, the luxury OF sea- bathing and
the beautiful walks and drives.
Then, too, 10 must ba conceded that
with such excellent equipment, consisting
Of Reclining Chair Cars, Pullman Palace
Sleepers and Pullman Diniag Cars, sll
hoated by sts4m and ligbbed with Pintsch
Light, the Union Pacific, "The Overlsod
Route. IS the tourists favorite ASK
gour agent for tickets via this route.
&. l.. LOMAX General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Omaha, Neb
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

visit to the cotton states exposition
fheso young physicians ara residents Of
Chester They will mako a collection Of
minerals and msmentoes while away
Edward r. Parey and Bngh Garland
viii spend TO morrow at Ceutg6vilie. Mi
Gun 10 hand and does snsld
James T. Magulra AID Miss Ncrs
Keenan, will be married 20 morrow aflsr-
noon a. 81. Patrlck's r @ Church.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
316 Market Street.
MAX EPRRAIDI, Prop'r.
Rsliof In ga RouTs.

Distressing kidney sud bladder diseases re.
Iisged fn SIX hours hy tha "New Grost South
American kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is great surprise G. o account OF Us orceedinR
prl'2pfness in relieving pain "a the Dladder,
kida0ys, back and every part OF the urinary
passlyes IN male or female. lt relieves reien-
ton OF water ana pain in passing it almost
Immediately. lf you wait quick relief and ouro
q lAEea Belt. druggists, NlDingloas Dsl-
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

For pain in the sids or chest there is
nothing go good 90 q piece OF flannel dan
pened with Chambarisin's Pain Balm and
bound on over the seat Of pain. 10 affoIde
prompt and permanent relief and IL usea
Ia time viii often prevent g cold from 70
sulting in pneumonia This sane trea5
msnt "a sure cure for lame back For
sale by 2. James Belt, druggist, corner
Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
A Prstr, Entsrtninmsnt.

"a Harvest Il lme' under the ousp'css
Of toe Bu b Chapter Of the Alcott Club
was held in the Nsr Century Club drsg
Ing room yesterday afternoon and last
night. The entertaiument was very
pleasant and novel affair, and vas largely
ATTENDED.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

A numbtr OF tha remters Of IOdustry
Lodge No 2, A o U W., OF THE cliy
will make iraternal visit 10 Dlamor d
Lodge, Of Dover. this evening A very
enjoyable time ls looked 70 ard 60.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
To wed on December Z

Trainnal Frank CraV, % the pt.sen.
ger service at The p w. & q ssetion in
this city. viii wed fair maiden Of Loeb
Haven. Pa and then leave on q bridal
tour south aud 30 the Atlsnta Exposi-
lion. The hsppy even, 10 SIR Cows
life IS announced 60 occur Oh Decem
hay
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
HYMEN'S BUSY SEASON
Young Couples Who VIII
Remember November a7.
PLEAgANI wssr aIDg auaPaIgs
william P. Fritz rendered Pleasant
partJ By Many OF His Young Friends
Wilmington People Attend q Fashion
able wedding In baltimore.

All communications Intended Tor insertion
. this column should be address ed 20 Society
Editor. care OF Tire EVENtN0 JOURNAL. Com
he parer Onlv.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
FIne Produetlon of ..PrInoon. Ronnie. .
nIaeI. AmerIoa at tho nIIou.

The second night Of the Black
Americans at the Bjou. was woll at
tended snd the Efforts OF the company %
vesy laughsble The engagem snt closes
TO night and large honso is looked for.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
Football Players at tho Biiou.

Tho Warren aud 81. John College foot
ball teams have been invited and will
attend in body the performance OF
Fred Riders New Night Owls az the
B on tomorrow night
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

Another lot of re-
duced arm chairs,oak
with cane seats,$1. .25,
81 so and 1926,
which represents less
than half price; good
patterns suitable for
offices or club rooms,
as well as dining
rooms.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

More Of those
Smyrna Rugs in room
sizes just received,
which gives us a bet
ter assortment than
ever before. Three
sizes from $50 to
$50.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
Wortman to Nm nover.

Reckett's Rcstauranf,
Nos G aud 8 West sixth street.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

Time to think
about Christmas now;
none too soon to look
about and see what's
in the market. New
goods coming in each
day, and we've many
pleasant surprises
when you get ready
to look them over.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
A Tennesaee Remnnoe.

To be transported among the pret,iest
of Southern scenes one has only TO sec
the production OF "A Romance Of Cson
Hollow" which will hold the stage OF the
Grsnd Opera House ThanksRiving
afternoon and night. It is q story Of
love- passion and hate. told Ia q most
graceful way aud given = realism by
pictures and stage effects that are scenes
OF every day life Ia the South Among tb9
scenes will be that Of q cotton press 10
operation as seen on q Southern plantr.
tion. a moonlight picturs OF C9on Hollow
aud the great bost race between the
Mississippi river steamers Robert e
Lee an0 Natchez, given 10 twilight. the
steamers being brilliantly lighted and
under full steam. Two quartets. a
troup Of buck dancers and very strong
company appear IN this big production.
Fine Production OF princess Bonuie."
A magnificent production Of Willard
Sponsors successful comic opera
princess Bonnie" will be the attraction
at the Grand Opera House next .Satur-
dsy. It will bs presented with entirely
new scenery, new costumes ana appoint
mants and the entire New York
cast, which is strong one,
and includes Jennia Goldwaithe, ia
her original role OF Kittie Glover The
Princess Bonnie Is Miss HildN Clark,
pretty, graceful young woman who mGdr
her professional debut In comic opsrn a5
the opening OF the New York engage
ment. Her voice was highly praised for
its sweetness, excellent register and
sympathetic quality, and her success was
complete and emphatic
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
NEW Yo3E CLOTHING HOUSE.
Store Open Tomorrow
Thanksgiving Until 12
O'clock Noon.
Store Open This Evening
Until 9 O'clock.

Our Overcoat makers are
pressed to the utmost to sup.
ply enough of the right sort to
equal the demand.
They've got to be good OF
there wouldn't be such de-
mand They Are Good There
is no use Understanding the
common sense of the people
who have moLey to spend.
They know an Ovcrcoat
that's stylish, good fitting,
proper quality and reasonable
in price, and they know we
have them.
The entire second floor is
packed with Overcoats.
Mems All Wool Overcoats
for SIS, SO, ST. $S, $40, SI2,
SIS and SIS.
Same prices buys Mems All
Wool Suits.
Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Store open evenings.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
MARRIED.

STA AATs-JEROMT-O Monday Nosem-
Der %. 20 the home OF the uncle of the bride,
No. so spruce street, Leonard q. Stats au
Laura v jerome, by Rev Wi liam A WMlinr
Evening journal., 1895-11-27

Carved Back Oak Chair. soc.
Ten dozen only of
this pattern to go at
90c each; high back,
solid oak, double
braced and well fin
ished, making a good
substantial dining
room chair at small
cost.
Evening journal., 1895-11-27
Nothing Like II.

For Pictures and Frames 60 TO Hiram
Yerger IL East Third street.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-26
The Monroe Doctrine.

In his message sent to Congress
December I'd, 1928, President Monroe
said:
"We owe IL to candor and 20 the
amicable relations existing between
the United States and the Allied
Powers to dec are that we should
consider any attempt on their part to
extend Their system to any porto n OF
this Hemisph ere as dangerous to our
peace and safety.
With the existing colonies or de-
pc ndencies of any European power
we have not interfered. and shall not
interfere. But with the Govern
ments which have declared their in
dependence and maintained it, and
whose indenendence we have, on
great consideration and just prin-
ciples acknowledged, we could not
view an interposition for opressing
them, or controlling in any other
manner their destiny, by any Euro
pean power, in any other light than
as a manifestation Of an unfriendly
disposition toward the United States, 9
Now, unless this exactly covers
such spolianation of the territory OF
an American State as England pro-
poses, then words are of no value.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-26
Marvellous Results,

From letter written by Rev. J.
Gunderman, of Dimondale, Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract:
II have no hesitation in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery, as the
results were almost marvellous in the
case Of my wife. While l was pastor
Of the Baptist Church at Rives juno
tion she was brought down with
Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe.
Terrible parexysms Of coughing would
last hours with little interruption
and it seemed as If she could not sur
vive them. A friend recommended
Dr. Kings New Discovery; it was
quick In its work aud highly satisfac-
tory in results" Trial bottles free,
at L. Fournier's Drug Store. /
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-26

when II was promulgated by Benja-
min Harrison, and 1t IL equally right
when promulgated by Grover Cleve-
land. The Republicans supported
BENJAMIN Harrison when he SO vigo-
rously defended our national hon or,
and they are now supporting Grover
Cleveland for doing the same thing.
1t has always been the belief OF Re-
publicans that patriotism should ever
come before partisanship, and they
will support Mr.. Cleveland, as long
as he Is right, just as Loyalty as II
he were Republican.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-12-26

An adequate preservation OF the
field of Gettysburg is now assured.
The National Park Commission is
constructing excellent roads along
the Union and Confederate lines,
stone walls and other fences will be
restored, the earthworks thrown up
will be maintained and mounted with
the kind Of cannon used in the battle,
and steel towers will be erected on
the highest points, to give view of
the whole region. The regimental
brigade and division monuments are
mostly complete. A grand work has
thus been performed during the life.
time OF those who were In the battle,
and posterity will know that 1t is
authentic.