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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
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Nmerifa in Detroit, Wtth. ON
2O.-24. Sept. 1896.
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Bon Nab unb Gerne rufsn mir gut
Elm ber5lihss Winfcmmen CUR Al. @ene'
ral 8eriammluns 40. Gum Speiten
Wale p,ro u~nierer Stabt be sroBe @bre
81 7beil in ibren @renSen bic 10 bod.
pidtise 8sriammlung bon tatb. Wdn.
nern aus peridieoeuen Staateu Der Union
tnsen 5u ieben unb iomit !9euse berr'
liter edit faiholiider DsmOnitrationsn
~ weroeu. 8ohl wiiien mir bic @bre
uno 9lusSeidnuus 81 itdssn, uno limb
aus pObl bepust, wie pirois es If, Elm
iolhes Set nit Wiroe 81 besebsn. Sn
lubstrott befien. meroen mir feIue
Nibs iteusn, uno UNI 10 eifriser iuhen,
ben Nnforeerunsen entsesen 81 !ommen.
I'm ben 9eleSoten einen niiroisen
@mpfona ~ bereiten unb Sic ouf cine
briioerllde Beiie 81 tewirtben, niro Der
,ssI ausiduB ~uniersr Staot unermio'
l,b bettrebt iein, ben aufentbalt nab.
reuo Der 0ousr Der 5sit!'bfeit 10 anse'
usbm ipie m0slid 81 MAIDEN. Nuh Iinc
mir Der llsberSsuauus, oaB Die pom ga'
iur aus 10 id0ue Sage unirer Staot on
Dem berrllben Detroit 5lus NIT ibren
uislen Yarfs ibrer prabipolsn Staot.
bour, tbren 26 melit iebr i66nen fatbo'
liiten 8iibsu, Il. I. NJ. ben Serren De-
leaoten iopie alsn 5sitsditfn ben Nui'
sntholt 81 einsm seuuBreiden MAIDEN
meroen.
Seood laBt uns beoenfcn. selisbie
8ereins Brioer, BOB mir niht 10 iebr
nui Die Bsquemlidfelt u~nierer Ssriou
Rndiitt nebmsn. ionoern unier Nusen'
inert aui ben 9wed u~aierer Orsuriia'
tion ritten ,pueu. 8erabe Iest, Wr
curb anti,trifllhe Bepesunsen uns
8eroerben otobt, babsn mir be bette 8es
lsaenbsit, ourb bic 8snerul 8erinmm.
lung oeS 3. 81. &. Central 8ereins in
B~erbinouna Der Sirslinss 0sreine uni
oes aa,bollientasss oisien Beuesunser
einen Damn 81 iesen. Gs tpiro 9eraot
oaourd bas Set 81 elnem Defenders En-
babenen peroen, bob Brisfier'Ysrsl
Centrally srein, Slnsltuas 8erbano uni
a%otbollteu Gag sualeld iid u%sriummsln
Uenn mir bic pauptuuisobe u~nierer Or
saniiat,on,u sliilt bdben. bann bat BIZ
Al. @eneral Yeriammluns ibren Sm;o
errsidt uno wiro iih nirbis an oi,
iriberen unreIben. 9a5u sebe @ott oe'
Namdbiise ieinen SeSen.
SIN Nuttras ees 5ef'Brdfoenien,
Ssrrn Sobn .. Sdmitt
@ufau u. Rubn, 4l0 OrleanstraBe.
JefsS sfretdr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
WuSmQhI Der 3uttItuten

NusWabl Der 3nbtItuten. - Die
Gusipabl Der 8utttuien 1T BON Der
sr0Bien 8idtisteit. uno Die oieliah uers
breitste Nuiiht, hob man ourh Die Sers
wsnt uns elnes mlnoernertbisen 9bieres
ols 9udtftuis ben 8erib osiielben er'
bDben Tonne. 1T eaber nur iheinbar rih'
tls. Nad B,oi. 9r. Wop iolen cue
Suttiiuter eiusu oorSi9lIheu &Drper.
bau beiisen. Siuter, pelhe ein ruhiaes
temperament boten, oenen Der werb.
llte 9barntIsr rebt eisen 1T, limb
IN Der &seel iruhtbarer oils rei5bure uno
niloe gluten. 5erner Ioate NOR 81
3udlfuien nur iolde 2hlere, rpelhe cine
tleie, reht breite 8ruit, eineu breiten
&lden uno breites areuS baben, ielbit
peuu oasielbe etpas iberbaut lein iOQ
te, pertpenben; benn le breiter oa5 &reus
III, nm 10 aerGuml9er 1T bic y, denb0ble,
wOou,h Der @ebutt sroBer 5oblen SOrs
idIb seleiiist wtro. Die 8lieomaBen
tlrisn MD, 81 boh iein, oa eeraoe oleie
bGufil oni DE Sohlsn uererbt neroen.
gu ieiie Stuten iino cit uufruhtbar uno
lisisrn wsnis Wil6, wdbrsno 81 masere
Stulen oft arantbeiten uniernorien iinb.
Die S;uien oirien cub rlht 81 Hem
lsln, b bic sum Beiddlen benisien
0ensite olsln Die @roBe nidt uererben
t6nnen Bon stuBer 8iGtlstelt 1T Die
5dbtsfsit Der 8srerbuns. Wanhe Stu
ten uererben ibre Jormsn uno @isen'
idoilen IN uisl hDberem @raoe oils on
oere. Stu'en NIT ben idDniieu 5Ormeu
uno @lasnlhaiteu. mslhe oieleIbsr lsoot
uur mlnselpait aui lbrs Goblen uerer'
ben. 1aben oesbulb lnnSe nl5t Den Berib
OILS bisisnisen Gluten, we'Ge lbre germ
oea 8or,iQe ~pounduoia p!reshea.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Ginhuk Der Ssmperatur pss Srinf.

VlHHuB 0er Semperatur 0es Srtftt'
tuafers anf ben Wtilhertrag. - Sn
Be5us OUT oieisn @eaenitano nurben aui
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Decentralization
IN @lsconiin b0dit interefante 8eriute
anseiteut. 60 muroen 6 8Ibe in 2
Sruppen Don is 3 aufseteut. Cine ieoe
Sub erbielt cine iGalide Juttsrntion uon
5 Tiuuo 8leie semii6t NIT 2 Biuno
5aieridrot uno 6 Yfuno Ssu, ippie au.
Beroem 10 piel 81 Sddlel seihnittenes
Waistrob, oils bic 9biere treiisn moi.
ten. Wdbreno Der 9 Ro1en oauernoen
@rperimente puroeu Die aibe t6alit
siueimal sefitiert uno eiumal aetrdntt.
Bel gutter 8itteruna ftano ibnsn Der
Soiraum sum Nuienibalte i'm 5rslen Of.
fen. Bsi ionit slelher Snltuns uno CT
udbruus etblelt Die cine @ruppe ibr
1%rlntpoier in eluer Temperatur BON
80 Or. 3. uno bic nnosre Grippe BON
50 Or. Die 9eit Der 8eriube mo- in
3 Beriooen setbeilt uno ipurbe ON
Sdluiie Der critsn uno orittsn Yeriobe
Die Temperature bes 3rlntwaiers elmer
isoen Sub umaeiebtt seseben, UNI Die
ln%oiuiousQen 8eribieoenbeiteu in benz
Grtrnse Ger aibe 81 ermitteln. DIE
uuteriuduns Der auf oieie @:iie erbal.
tenen gttrdse Der 6 &ibe bat in Der
Sauptiode fol9enoe &eiultate sslieiert:
l. Bsi benz SenuiIe oes tuarmen Baiers
betrus Der Grtros Der Wild ourdidnitt.
LID bon Der Sub iGailb clrca | Biuno
msbr, OILS be, Dem 9ydufen oes aui ben
Gispuuft a~b9efiblteu Waiiers. 2. Die
8ibe tronfen i'm 3urbidnitt tdsIib per
Saupt GO Yfuno faltes unb 70 Biunb
marmes 8aiier. bon lesterem nlio 10
Bfuno mebr. 3. Die &lbe nabmsn beim
Iranfen oes narmen BaiierS mehr
autter 81 iih. OILS bel faltsm Baiier,
uno Stuar tdslid Die Stub O,74 Sfuno
mebr. 4. 3ieielben ~uerSebrteu on Eros
dsnfutttr fir ieoes Bfuno Der Wilher'
5eusuns l,44 Biuuo bel warmem RaL
Ter uno 1.54 Biunb bel taltem Baiisr.
5. Die 3uuahme Der Wense oes setruu.
fensn @niisrs bon oerislben Tsmpero
iut mar beateitet BON eiuer Suuabme oss
WaHerasbalts Der Wid. ohne nenrens'
uerlbes Stslseu ibrer 1rodsniubftun5.
Der Ssriud Seist, elnen iute sroBen
GlrhuB nuf Die Rildproouftion bic
4empsrotur oss 9rdntnuiiers bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
Sd fab tsinsS 4Iethen ME.

Or. @arner - @eebrter Serr! SD em.
ping Die 5laihe 8bite 8,ne Of Ear Sprup
Die iie mir ianoten, uno td babe lie &C.
braudt uno metner Nuiiht nod tann oas
Wittel eegen Sdwinoiudt, Grtdltuua uno
Suiten niht iibertroien perbeu. &enig'
items babe ih ME Gtpas perlutt, oas beiier
~ plrteu iteint als oieies 9etban bot.
81 p. u. 8. Bearers, Yerde, DO.
Su psriaufeu in u. 5. SuhnS Gpotbe'
fe. st. GIpub, YRtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
MpplitatiOh tit SadnflBeus.

CUR Ra&rt6t. bas na&fsbsno 9snlnnts
ptrfcn natiutt fur eipns. nm ssitise
8etranfe In Sttarns Gcunt9, Winnsiota.
an natsenanntem Slase pom 3. Suit 1896
bis gum 3. Sult 1897 ~ psrabreitsn: ga,
cob Bird i'm unteren Stcf zines 2ix36
Dub srpeen, I'm fub6flt6en giertel bts fur.
SfliGen giertels In Section 2s. 9ownfbip
l24, 8ladt 80 Sslessneu Saufts. Tas &C.
nanntts 8tfuh pom Soarb Der Gountp.
GommiHdre pcn Sttarns Counts, Winne.
fota. In bersn SiBunssfaal i'm 9ourtbauis
81 ct. &lcub am Tpnnerfaa, ben 2. Juli
1896. na6mtttaas 3 ubr, CUR Grorteruns
selanaen ptrb.
ct. &lpub, bsu Is. SUM 1896.
=. s. @ruber.
29.2 COUNTY. AUDITOR. Stsarns 60. @tnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
SpteI 3uberpabten.

Gin In Der Ndbe bes Great Rcrttern
8abnbcfss unp ees &curtbauies aelsstnes.
asrdumises Sotel netf Sta1uns unter
slnfieen Bebinsunsen ~ psrpa&ten. Rd.
bsres III srfrassn BET Wtttre u. W. Ct.
berger. 1907, ape. n6rhlt&. ct. Glcub,
Rtnn. N-bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
Saars6cibdft.

Wit benz l.. Stunt batsn mir in unIsrtm
8eIhdfts elm 9aar.Sstsm stnssflbrt, no.
raus benz 9duier Elm @swinn une uns stnt
Siterbsit erwdhf. Splte 8duftr, tit
Coupons turt gcrausbenbiuna stnsulc'sr
a,wint int. trIparsn tahurb lttn yreSsn'
unt limb Mot ieeen Gag nit Sanebatuna
ess aleinsslets ssplast. Wur bic better
Nleiftfcrttn psrten bel uns sttaufi NM
An iclt niterissn Yrsifsn. ME IL chen an
aeIeet psrbsn fSnntn. I'm asnststtn 3u'
lprut lattn erstbtnt elm
So(tpb 6unstt8trAee,
a6.Sa 81. 4trmainfr. Ct. Gloub, Rinn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
laubhtit fann niAt athttIt wtrotn eurA

lciaI, gpplieatpntr. neil Ne Ten ~iranftn ltti sts
Strts Mot urtt6tn iSuutn. % sistt nur ttntn
lpta. he 9autttit ,u ~furtrtn, uue Der IN tur6
confituttpntlt Stiimtttt. Iaubtttt rtrt turt
ttnt n tnt,u uttttn 3ufant Ter f6istmistn austitt-
tura Ter Guhatiittn Rtbrt ptruriatt. Wtnn ett-
IL RStrt I'D tntIhnett, tatt ttr ttntn rump'inftn
atitlsHtu N, trislst Iaubtstt. une rtnn bic gnt.
ianeuna Mot attebtn uut ettft Rttrt ritttr In
itrtn a~stSrietn 3ufaue psritst rtrtn lam, rirt
has SttSr III thinner ,trhtrt rtrttn; ntun Bdat un-
t,r ,,tu ant turt 8atarrt ptrurfdtt, rtl6tr nt6ts
ale Elm ,nt,aus,t,r 3uaant Ter ftlsimtssn Sstraa.
den IA. .
mir rpltr tintunstIt LsuarS tat itftn euro
Qatarrk p,rurIahttn) 5aq rem Iautttit ssttn, etn
mir utet turt Ginnttmtn vsn Sau's Saiarrt.Sur
t,ll,u iSnntn. east tut umfsnf atItulart fsmm tn
4. gltnty 8 .. dslsss ,Otts.
Rttssstt ssn ssss MSstlstsss, 70 Gssts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
Serf6ufer Derlan9t.

SS&ts Gp%mmifionen. g~p1fdnbiser
8Orratb an In Wlnnefcta sepaGisnen Ydu.
men. Sdmersien ufp. Cure 3trritcrten.
Auspabl. Grsi @rbsitsplans. WS6sntlite
3abluns. Strsibt fpfcrt unh ssbt alter an.
Stptll Hur(erp& o.,
rs At 9atr Gitp, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
@elc III betleiben.

SD babe. isst senus @elb gum perleitsn
Scrdtbis auf sewdblte tultipirte Garmsn.
Nnltibtn wtrbsn pbns gersua sematt.
u. q. Ntttnep
i'm g rife Natipnalbant 8ebauhe, Ct. &loub.
Ntnn. 2l.lO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
0eI0 ~ nerIetben.

Sd babe eiuise 9auieno Dollars, bic gi'
entbum bon Hrlpatperionen iino, out per.
iierteS 0runoelsentbum Su uerleiben.
y. u. o o M O n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
6elD 3u Derleiben.

Sd babe INNER ptel 8tlb gum 9srleibsn
~ ntsbrissn 8aten auf tultipirtt 5armsn.
Gle Nnlttbsn psresn prompt abasitlCfen.
lS ba 99. y. R tt1ell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
r. Z. Kreatz,
Contractor fir Dompf' uno SeiBwaiisr
SeiJunssapparate.
81. gloub, Miinn.
81, %perfauten.

alele per Tonne boar ~ $500.
IS Yiuno VI ebl uno Is Bfuno Siehtntte,
aeaen ieoen Buitel No 1 Northern Ne'5el
IN umtauit aenommeu. Seites 8osaen'
mebl in Der
18-ba Sotn VoueU
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25

mH eln9elpebt
Fnserdcn, Die
deere %beiliiien
Sericns Iuss
T bate man in
e 3eituns er.
ger Nusfall Der
bic Stellun.
@hrttemberser
n Easen par.
7, uno auf Dem
LIEN las man
bends, baB bas
ptnlann @eiu.
aus benz Srt
NJ 80. NOpem.
NbcnSs eineu
Iiebenbuuoert
Ftibrer Sdme.
cit lpieoer aui
ell eS bort gar
uno iueiuenO
~Priettraser Qui
lie eridrea
INN Su frasen,
@enn es iid
Is lpieoer feline
mar, 10 pabtsn
Ter Der damn
F%eiorsunsen ;u
fluBte nadber
item bon Yrie
]an9en. ieien.
Der 5. Oe;em.
E iur Sual.
6uniteu eriubr
rid BON ibrem
get itanb, NO
! barte Sample
EOltfarte be.
nlafte nathrs
1~iaBbauieu bic
| ben @utsbOf.
Sie lautete:
EN-.
b INNER ipObl.
irnler, Die Iu
Of niht betOm.
Qsraoe iett 10
rem auf Soften
II uno am 80.
bampiSnD unO
beiB jusegau:
temberger unS
uber bunoerts
IN 9ebabt uno
|rluite sebabt
Steiner aus
. Wir baben
uno Die Srans
/ bineinsewOr:
y 10 fort sebt
T mhiien uns
liBe uno aHiie
I ron Ieinem
oOlpb b."
Sarte mar am
IeSeben. Ger
ub nod nitt
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9eiRrdtuussn
Nar benn non
Oorie itamms
efommen, Der
bate in Die
l?
Sluei 2aSe-
r alte SGiiel
siember in Der
Hammer unO
m unb idrpsr
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uno Srie in
r Srieitrd9er
|eno nibt i'm
E Veute fanlen
be. @ie elm
tunoe perbreis
HariS erlpars
|, no er ieiner
nte. Sreilih
[no ihludieno
Brieftra9er
nihts!" unS
penn er iaSte:
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seraSe eaS
aus, ais Seo'
Batter! Sin
fiailleS.
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ipieoer cine
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orieenS Sano.
nf. Wenn er
t gang idlett
lS erbra6 lie
Sember 1870.
lie!
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bten BON uils
fiett mS9lid
rihteu 9luS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-25
@enn tofort 9enommen,

psrbs i'd ~ sinsm srossn Bargain bic un.
ter benz Ramen Sub Wbttntp 8arm" In
Sstt. II unp l3, Diains Yratrie befannt 1T.
perfaufrn. $500 III ales. mas perlanst
mirb. Issslst6en pertaufe Id bic 5amltn
Sarm auf Der Sffstts pes &tper. swst Nst.
len BON Der ct. Ausuffa STRIDE, 81 Ader
srrs nit suten Gebaulitfetten, febr biltS.
Rur $500 Anlabluns, Der &ef auf 3ett.
e. z. Atwppb.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-09-22
SHERIFFS SALE.

HINDER and b. virtue of an execution issued
ID out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court
in and for Marion County, Florida, in a matter
Guano Wor6S. Z corporation created and existing
under the laws of the Empire of Germany, is
plaintiff, and James III Whitfield and James w.
Sandcrs late cO-partI ers u2aer ilrm name of
Whitfield x Sanders. are defendants, | have
levied upon end Will on
Monday, the 5th day Of October, \. ID. 1896,
the same bsicg a legal sale day. sell to the high
est ana best b oder tor cash, al the Whitfield &
Sanders phosphate mine near Early Bird, Florida,
in Marion County. Florida during the legal hours
OF sale, the following described personal property;
SAID PROS cyty could not be easily moved, and to
move same would create great expense:
One Erie City sol orse power steam bd Ter;
One Erie CITY SS-hOTsc power steam engine;
One ) ngic log washer completes;
Ore MGLanahan roCk CIuSher, AMI all belts,
pulleys and connections with said boilers and en-
CINE;
One Adams TinSer:
One Dean Bros. duplex pump;
Eighteen tram dump cars;
Half mile. more or less I6-pound steel rail,
One set blacksmith tools;
One miscellaneous lot OF tools, consisting of
wheel-barrows, shovsls, forks, picks, hammers,
etc. etc;
Three q 7-horse wagons;
Two horse mules aad three mare mules;
One lot horse gesr and brides;
One lot Jugs and teeth for log washer.
Sold to satisfy said execution and costs.
B. DUPRE HODGE,
Sheriff of Marion Co., Fla.
ANDERSON & HoCHER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-09-22

Wanted.-To exchange ~ acres
of good land, in two tracts OF 7
and 10 acres respectively, both
we'll fenced aud cleared, had good
groves on them which are coming
out again, located at Higley,
Lake county, Fla, clear of en-
cumbrance, for a piano. Apply to
this office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-28
A SECRETARY OF MINES.

In recent interview President Neff of
the California Miners Association is
quoted as saying: 1--WE expect the COM
mittee on agitation for Secretary of
Mines and Mining TO commence work
right away. Our Congressional delegation
is heartily in favor of the proposition and
We want it to assist us in interesting the
Representatives from States like Pennsyl-
vania and New York.
This committee should in its work re-
ceive the hearty cooperation of the press
throughout all the mining States. As
will be seen by letter from Senator
Mitchell, published this morning, it will
have strong support in Congress We
have been glad to see that many papers
in this section have already begun the
work OF campaign of education on the
subject, and We trust it will not be long
before every newspaper published in a
mining State viii take up the cause and
promote 1t by all means in its power.
The contest is not one in which miners
only are interested. It concerns the gem
erai welfare OF the whole country. The
prosperity of the United States depends
in no small measure upon the develop
ment of mines. and that can be best
brought about by giving TO that ind ustrv
all the benefits which accrue from Govern
ment supervision and Government aid
where such aid is necessary.
At the present time our mining laws sre
OF such perplexing character it is diff
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-28

mia, arrived here yesterday and is at the
Palace. He is in CaIifornia for pleasure
and will spend some time here, visiting
Yosemite and other places.
The Carlsbad Herald is printed in Eng
lish for the benefit of the throng of English
and American visitors. It is unique in
that way, being the only one of the kind
in all Bohemia. II is devoted almost en-
tirely to society news.
Ever year between 1000 and 5000 Amer
leans visit Carlsbad, said Mr.. Seligmann.
"The season lasts from May 1 to October
/, and during that time between 40 600
and $4,000 people. as whole, come there.
OF course there are some there all the
time, even in the coldest winter weather
Among the visitors are the famous people
of earth, including Kings, Queens. EN-
perors, Princes Presidents and men emf
nent in ali the professions and callings of
every kind.
"The town from which the seventeen
springs take their name now has about
l., 600 people, but with the suburbs there
are, should say, fully 10000. It is an ex-
| quisitely beautiful place. The houses are
all three stories high, fireproof and hand
some. New and magnificent lighthouses
have lately been built. The heat of the
water of the springs ranges up as high as
163 degrees. The water of the Sprudel
spring, which is the hottest. spurts out of
geyser thirty feet high, like the geysers
OF the Yellowstone.
'All the visitors there are known as
cure guests. No, they are not called one
lungers,' as in some parts of the globe.
About 5000 900 bottles of the mineral
water are sent out to different parts of the
country each year. Finer hotels are being
added constantly to the town as is re-
quired till now the hotels are on the scale
of the Palace and constitute among the
finest in the world.
Recently more Californians than usual
have been visiting Carlsbad. l have made
the acquaintance of a great many OF them
! there. All Bohemia is very prosperous.
think it is in better condition finan ciallv
! than the United States, and I might say
the same Of Austria as a whole. francis
Joseph 1, who rules over all Austria and
Hungary, is much loved, and his dynasty
has been attended by much prosperity.'
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-28
1.-THE SUNDAY GALL"

In to-morrow's issue of THE CALL will
appear multitude of features which will
commend themselves to the discriminate
ing readers of San Francisco, and in fact
to the whole wide West. The matter in
THE SUNDAY CALL is always timely, always
interesting, and more than this, it is al
ways clean as vel, as clever.
As the fall exhibition OF the Art
Association comes nearer, the wen-
der naturally grows among all who
are familiar with San Francisco art
work as to what new ideas will be
brought out. THE CALL is enabled TO fur
nish an answer that will be quite compre-
hensive in its nature, for it will tomorrow
reproduce pen-sketches of their own best
new pieces by such well.known and dis
tinguished knights of brush ana palette
as Will Keith, Tom Hill, John Stanton,
a. Jouillin and L. p. Latimar. These
sketches will afford excellent ideas of the
effect that is conveyed by the original
paintings.
A poem on the glories of the Golden
Gate, superbly illus trated, will be found
to contain some very appreciable merits.
IAN Idyl of Autumn in Northern Cali
fornia," by Olive Heyden, makes beauti-
full reading for those who have a taste for
the poetic in nature. In the northern
part of the Golden State is found an
autumn that reminds one of the East, in
a measure. The leaves turn color, the
snow is seen afar off, the early morning
sparkles with dry cold, but, unlike the
East, ali this is in the midst of roses and
under cloudless sky. Miss Heyden de-
scribes most happily this season of
dreamy lights, bright tints and smoky
distances.
Penelope Powelson has an article full of
useful hints and suggestions with refer
ence to children who are compelled to
wear spectacles. 1t is a good, common
sense talk, and parents will find much
food for thought in it.
The "Oddest Cemetery in the World"
relates to a private horse burial ground,
wherein monuments are erected 10 the
memory OF favorite steeds.
A new and exceedingly novel practical
use for bicycles furnishes the subject for
an up-to-date sketch.
Particular mention must be accorded q
splendid picture of San Francisco, as
viewed from the bay. by w. A. Coulter.
1t will be one OF the strong illustrative
features OF the Sunday edition.
The horse show also receives the atten-
ton it demands at the hands of the
artists and writers. 1t is hardly necessary
to enumerate further, but let it be re-
marked that the chlldren's department is
rich in contents and pictures; the fashion
page gives the latest notes on the winter
styles; society has complete record of
its comings and goings, its hops and en-
tertainments for the week past; the lovers
of whist have resume of the latest
theories OF the game, prepared by an ex-
pert; the editorials are vigorous and able,
the book reviews faithful and conscIen-
tious, the teleeraphic service the best,
and the news contents unequaled on tee
slope. Orders for THE SUNDAY CALL
should be sent in early
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-28

Pacific Coast hospital service. who has been in
this City for several days past left for the East
on last nights train.
ID. L. knight, the banker, of Marysville, and
owner of the large woolen-mills in that city, is
at the Lick. Mr.. Knights one of the million
aires OF that part of the country.
Postmaster McCoppin went to his Office in
the Postoffice yesterday for the first time after
an illness oftwo weeks. During that time he
has been confined to his home with rheumg-
tism.
w. c. Stewart and c. +. Wade, the well-known
and influential residents of Pasadena the
picturesque and busy little city of Southern
California, are among the arrivals at the
Palace. They say that things are quite pros
porous in Pasadena. 1t IS about the time for
the influx of tourists to commence, and great
many are expected there this season. The
gentlemen will be here probably for several
days
o. J. Woodward, president of the First Ma
tional Bank OF Fresno, is at the Lick. He
came up 10 attend the great football match
and enjoy himself by brief vacation. Mr..
Woodward says Fresno is improving. Business
has increased since the end of summer. The
raisin crop has been pretty good and has
brought in good deal of money Besides
this, the numbering, wool and other interests
are quite prosperous. Mr. Woodward is one OF
the pioneers of Fresno and has acquired
handsome fortune there.