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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
pain Killer
Qusldnoii Dies.

Der 0iterreififde 6elo5eusmeite,
Carl 5rhr. StQer b. GurnIort lit in
8ien geitorber.
8esen Setruas lift in 8ein Del
5abrrnbfa6rifant 9ibfotpis uerboftet
tuoroen. Or fat Den tefaunten @e,
ihaftsmann 2isainter lint 10000 @uI-
oen betrosen.
Berlin, 2. Sebr. Die @ruB9erso.
gin BON OIbenburs, ~9eborene Yrin6eiiin
Gtiiabetb bon SadiensNttenburg, lit &C.
Itorben. SIe ipuroe i'm Sabre 1895 &C.
boren uuo beiratbete I'M Sabre 1852 Den
@rosber5Os bon Otoeubnrg.
FSrtm, 2. Sebr. Su 6elebne. Sc
ateruH9sbe5irf Sromberg, bat Der Sauf,
Ter @ptfiobn Sef6ltmoro infolse idrue
rer geidditlider Yerluite be9anser.
Bie cine 9riifun9 Der Binder er8ebel
bat, lit cin Deficit bon 10000 Marl
porbanoen.
q Berlin. 80. San. Briu6.9tesent
2uitpolo ooE YaDern bat Den Safer
gum gbef oes i'll Gniiau uno 2anosbut
garniiOnirenoen 16. blperilben Snfan.
terie- &e9iments erHannt. 9as Rest,
ment bat iii Der Sabren 187O-71 Dor
@Drtb, Beaumont, 5eOon,II Orleans Inb
8aris 2orbeeren g%eerntet.
CUR gntoeduns &%6ntsen's tbeilt
DER nSeiter 2lOpo" mil, buB Die 8riori-
TIT Der @rforiGung uno grfennune Der
Wirfuu9 Der 8aibobenitrabten Dem uu>
sarii6en 8bpiifer 9enaro gebiibre, Der
ibOn I'M Sabre 1894 am pbplifaltl6en
Snititute i'll Bonn bprd &0rrer, Die fir
bag @u9e unourdi6tig eriGeinen, ME
&arionpnpier, mittels 8ntbooenitrnb1en
photographic, llebsr feline gntoef.
un9 bat Q2narb I'M 81. 8nnoe Der o9lr.
nalen fir 8bpIif unoGbemie" auf 9eitc
225 nit 4bbiGOungen terldtet unb 5par
be,Bt es bort:
ugle &atbooenitrubfen iino pboto9ru.
pbii6 wirfium. Die pbotosrnpbiihe
Sdi6t funn bri larger @rpoIion auh
cine IonIt unbemertbare @irtung gum
8oribeln brinsen. So 5eiste fid gum
8eilpiel 5iemli6 frdfti9e S6mdrSuns
butter einem &nrtsnblatt. 9as &arton,
blatt beoedte Die empfinoli9e S6idt IL.
Snii6en beioeu iuaren Streifen ueri6ie.
oener Metalbldtter ern9elest. 9itie
Streifeu bilOeten ii6 gang uud &nB-
sabe ibrer 0ur6!GII9teit geIer (im Gee
9atlp aaf ountlerem @runue) ab, unn
gang beu blie6 Die S6iAt nrr bort, no
elm oider Metallrabmeu UNI oas @anSc
selest mar. @s iuarcu alio iuirflid
&atbooeL itrnb;cu ourd cen biden Scar.
ton 9eorun9en."
9rofeiiOr Qeuaro lit in 8reBbur9 &C.
boreu, itubirte in 8L6opeit uno on
meGreren brutlden llniueriitGten uno
pnr ldn9ere 3eit ols 4iiiltent bes be-
rlbmier Sbplfers 9erb ibdti9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
2lu5 2niTouri.

NSH SfltlU lOHipt Slt 0tuH WI
S3iliom GmrrlOn cii6Uiien.
= Sn Carthage bat ii6 Elm McSin'
fep Glub nit mcbr nls 2OC Dtil9lienerr
9ebiIori.
anlnmn, @aib., 81. sou. Ghns
Nlimus, ein Yudii9er, iunroe Dente ne
gen Wtorots gcbdnst.
- Su Ct. Soienb iturb &orman S
Bauer, Mnnnger Der 8eli6bn6 Sigh
&c.. all elmer gu 9rrBen Dolls Wor
pb!n.
= Sn Sprinfielo lit E. 6. Surling.
cnu, 8rdiibent Der be, flOliencn 8ant Of
Commerce, in Nnfla9titano uerirbt nor.
ben.
- Sn WGcOn County Mt Der bet 81
mer nnidiiI9e 5armer Oscar &beelod
beIm 6dQen zines 8aumes BON oieIem
9ibln9cn WOrocn.
= Wei Ynlmpra bc0ir0 Sreo Canine
Gin after oeutider GARNER, S~elbitmort
burd GrldieBen. Gnbcltenoe Srdnf-
lldfelt mar oaS DtOtiu.
- Gbas. McYrioe. in DER gG9e BON
MnDluooo, 2ciuis Gounlp, au Sauie,
iuuroe bon eincm 8aum, nit oc1ien 5Gl-
lung sr belddftiat mar, eri1la9en.
= Sn gnlaUnD County lui.o Sames
Mpers ftp iucsen ssiualtiamer @ntfiib'
rung ieiaer 5rnu, Die fid bon linn &C.
treunt bate, Dor @eri6t ueranlUorlen
miiIlcH.
Nus Columbia, Wr., entflolen
o.r l7idbri9e Nuoerion 9(utbonp unh
Die 15jdbrisc @ula EerfIus, beioe &in-
Der n6tbater uno lUOblbabeuOer 2eute,
uno licBcn iib gu Sinitn, S. &, traGen.
- Sermunn 6 0tue1cr, Der 8uds
batter Der N9entur Der Sdlisiden Srau'
eret in Sanins Gitp, Mo., Der I'M SUM-
/. s. unter Der Nntlnse. unterihla9en 81
baben, uerbaftet iuoroen iuar 1T ieBt nod
~oreitd9iser 8erbanolun9 ieines Sales
freiyeiprOden uorocn.
-@meuGutermOro bat 5u6apette. gtO.
Ycter Sbiflett be9an9en. 9erlelbe &C.
riet6 NIT Ieinem Batter NtIreo Sbi1ett
auf oeilen n6rolid bon 6apette imGauoe
9,le9euen 5arm betm @ttlG]en bon 0t6r'
tel in Streit, cr9riif cine Sade uno
iblu9 bannit nuf ben Sopf bes Qlten
elm. 9Ieier bat SerteBuusen oapOn9e-
irasen. ole bon ben Ner5ten als unbe-
0inst t6otlid be5eiduet Weroen.
- ct. SolepB, Mo., 81. San. Der
Sefretdr hcs Commercial Club er5ielt
Beute aus @ranO SslaHo, Hebr., einen
WedleI fur $lO3. @s i'll oies ods
@elo NIT 3iuien, iueldes Die bieii9en
@elhnItsleute i'm Sabre 1894 ben in
Soloe Der 9iirre in 9febrnstn Wotblet,
oenoen geianot bntten. Sn einem 8e'
eleiti6reiben in9en ow 5arTer, lie hdl-
ten i'll leBten Sabre cine CUTE @rnte
eebabt nnb wilni6tcn jebt ibren Der.
pflibiun9en nabjufommcn. 9ns @elb
lUuroe ibnen nls EN- @eI9enf 9eianbt
uno ni6t nls Gin 0nrlebn uno Die 8iids
ienoun9 rief onber 9rUse lleberrui6uu9
bsrpur.
- Gin Iui9ebOt BON 5armern fam
uUr9eiteru Nteno II benz iiiOli6 pom
81 Soiep9 9clc9enen 2anhe nn1 Der
Stnot uno brndte bret M1nner uno Ell.
ne 6rnu nit ii6, unseblid idmmtli6
Nti:slicocr elmer Nnuoe bon YIcrbenie.
ben. mclde felt eini9er 8elt Der llm9e.
9euo 8roBeu Sduoeu 6useiiist bat. Die
Nameu Der Scrbaftcten liuo: Nlberi
NbcI, u. s. &uder, @m. Supoer uno
Cora 8beeler. Sic Y stc tuuroeu uad
einem befti9cn 9ampfe teitaeuommeu, in
bent Tie clue Wunoe i'll ben
3opf erbielt. 9je Muuoe lit &c.
fdbrlid, ieoOb nidt uubeoinat t0otlid.
3ahoem Die @cfaH9eHen ein9eidlOiien
lunrer. le9ten iie ein @eitduoniB db uno
naunten Die Hamen bon etlua 20 anbe-
rem GerlUneu, Die nit Der 8auoe in
8erbiuoune iteben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

Gin Serr breies Count gs, Der OIL
seSeidnetes rlrtbeit beiist, iaste tir5-
lid su uns, oaB er feile SiIe femme.
Die 70 gut fir unueroauttdfeit. cart,
leibisfeit uno 2eber 2eioen lei, pie De
8itts 4ittle Carp Giiers.-@alfer
Nrp6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

8opfpeb lift bic btrefte SUfse boz
'luueroaulidteit uuo Measeuiesoen
Man beieitiJe oieie ourd ben @ebraud
BON 9eg8itts 2itife @nrlp Riiers uni
@uer 8Opfrueb oerihiuinbet. Die be-
liebien fleinen &i0en lbern1. Malfel
8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

@ir tuini6en u~nleren aunben init
Sutbeilen, oaB One Minute @ouoh
Cure Elm iideres unb superldfi9es Seil,
mlttel fir &inoer iit, ipelte Die grdune.
@rtaltun9en, !0elirrfeit Ooer 0unaens
e~nt5unoun9 boben. SO 1T leie5t einsu.
nebmen une turirt idneu.--Balfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

SeBitts 8it6 Sn6el 5alue furlrl
5. o. 9olea pom ihlimmiten 5al Dor
@c5emn, Der iemats i'm Gtaate Snhi-
ana oOrfam @s furirt gerbriibuu9en,
Sro%nblpunoen, nlte @eIdniire uno per
lebit niemals 9dmOrrboioen 81 f~urilen.
-Waifer Rrns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

@s lit fein @uuoerOrng. @s furirt
nltt 2tuss nber es furirt SdmorrbUi-
oen. 3as iii IS mas 9eG8itts Wlid
0aScl SltUe frrug brinSt uno hot es
in bunoerten bon 6dlsa 9etnan.-@ai-
fer BROS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
d. q u /.

@arum iisen Die Sdreiber BET Der
Nrbeit INNER nuf benz eide?
@eil friher, nls lie auf benz 8Ooen
iiseno nrbeiteten, einmol elmer aug
8eriebeu BON ieiuer 5rau binaussefebrt
uotoen lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
&urioes 9 e b . Z.
Die enteeduno rettete fein Seben.

wv SHtSSNAbitS hSiiSAS lSbh ESpSt
Serr 9. GuiuOuette. 8ruseit. 8eo-
~9ersuiae, 3d., ia9t: ,,9r. Sings
.9etu DISCOVERY" rsttete mem 2eteu.
Sd tatte ole Grippe. fem arat Der
9a6bari9ait fonrte mir belIen unb
man iasie mir, id miifie ftsrtsu. 9a
i9 Or. Sings 9tfip Discovery in mel
mem gtore baite, llnbte ih nab elmer
5loi6e uub nabm bauOH. @don nod
Der eritsn 9oits fiblte i9 8efieruns,
uno nn6bem ib brei 6laiden senOms
men, ipar ib tuieber berseit,nt. Die
WebiSin 1T ibr @siu;ht in @Olh luertb
mo iuiro iis in neinem St0re uno
t0ous sebalten. "-Salb freie 8robs-
flalden in 8alter s5rOs. Npotbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

SIN bleien Ea9cu bes 2elepbou, 9ele
9rapben uno Der gleftrlcitat uuo oes
9nmpfcs, f6nneu Die 2eute ni6t Gage
ooer Stnnoen lang auf @rleidterung
Warten. 9ebbalb Uffcriren tpir Sud
One @tinute Cough Cure. Weber
2ose, nod SiunOeu, nod Miuuten
uerseben ebe Sbr Grlei9teruns be-
fommt.-8n1ter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
g Of M / d E /.

@lnubeu Sic nidt aud. meine @nd-
oige, baB i'd ein uus9eSeidneter @be-
mlnnu lein lperoe?
@ewiB, 9eiui6, Die - 3ausenittie
lperoen ,mmer Die beltcu @bemdn'
II "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
sc e ue 8 6 tubi II m.

SrOielior: Scum, 9uber, sic tperben
bod iebenfaIs ein Slpltuoium ererci.
fen?
0biturieut: Nein, Serr 9rofeior, i'd
ge9' gum Wilitdr.
8rofeiior: Nba, olio Gnmmisbrot.
ituoium!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
g b II M.

9enfen sic, mem @tnun lit 10 urge-
6iloet, Der periuediett INNER mid uuo
mir!
limb melner lift nod unse6ifoeter, bet
oertusdielt INNER mid unp meiu etr.
benmdo1en!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

Sinttlidte,t 1T IN empfeblens
iuertbe Tueeub. 9e6balb pfferiren
mir @ah One Wiaute Cough Cure.
gs lift prompt III 4inbcruu9 uno prompt
in ieincr SeiIuns. 3u bieiem 3iuefe
milo eS fabriSirt.-Malfer Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
S / B c T nj b.

Satcr: gu b6rit nidt, Srib! @us
mon Dir ia9t, 9eht in bas elne DIR
bineiu unb aus Dem onoeru ipieber bin,
aug.
Steiner 6ris: &npa. i6 fam oOd
ridt oafur. haB id Siuei Obreu babe!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

Sit Jrnuen rereiufnhen WnIeTn
S6mers, oeropppetu uuire 5Ien5e Tnb
uernreifddeu unire Nu*9oteu. sic iols
len leben-bCd!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
Don eil1sm Odmon perfoIot.

mie ntsls gelbftmorbe sInubft Sn iuofI, Iie6er
SeIer. Hnb ppu Maenihsn bf9ansrn wureen. ipeIde
burd cen 9dmOn 6roniidsnRrontietus Snr 9ersfp.if.
lung s~etrie6eu iporoer iino? Shre Sabt lift eueIos
ssir piIien sum 9etipieI, boB 9npohOnbrie cine art
Mouomaui- III. cine frontbofte eeIbftqudIsrei. bas
grsebuiB BON dbroniider 9pspepiie. sdInfofsteit
sutiprin9t hGufie aus o~srieIbsu Gueus uuo fabrt
idIteeItd sur @eruittura Der s~eifttssH uub Seut
~fdhigtcit. IS if besbolb yOr alerb66iter 9ei1tigtelt
iOldr uetel ntdlt brouiim verasn 81 iaiIeh. peun ne
it'd rInSufteleu uRb IGre Gpfer lis sur @rihcpiunQ
5upeiHs9eii teginHeu. Reiuc Der ~drStIiden 9eiIfeu-
iboii totcnutc NrSne, lft 6u oisem uur6eugsuben
3pcd bsiier sfsi9ret ais 3oitctter's Wtossubt,ters.
81 peu 5rsA.,det Sebei. bic IS resbaist. 5dbIen
n~rorilae 9srouAEH9Sb iblpsroen. SnlolpfeIeii,
rbeuHIatJide uno sttereulciocu. @eritoptUhs nnO &c.
berIeiben. Ser Appstit 10 70 bird bds Stiters &c.
itdrit. o's sut bereitert, t6rperIite Strait un6
@ob; bebagcn e~s:etsert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
SO / q,

Nun hob id meiu eonSes Wobilinr
eeriitbert, uno mas hnb i6 oapon? See
Supferrale!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

Ser ipndere 6euerusbrmnnu brang,
trOb bes oiden (S) 8nudes. Der ibn
gu eritiden Drpbte, DOR uno rettete hos
game Wtobiliar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
rs ,,nb SO Gemts,

TT seriel6e seblie5en.
@s mad}t feinen 1nterIhie6, nm iuaD
fir Sdmer3en oosr Yein es fi9 buns
belt: "Pain Killer" beilt unb furirt
fs f9nen uno fider.
Gin JnH bat oft ialimme 8errea'
flung ODER Usritauduns Der Sano ooer
bes 5uBes ODER ionftise 8erlssunsen
su Golse, Die nidt eruftlid senus ftnb,
INN Die Siilfe zines &rates erforoerlid
gu MAIDEN. SIN iolden Sdllen leiitet
"Pain Killer" als Gtnreibuna Die
%tusrtbooniten Dtenffe.
llnperslei9li4 in ieincr @irfuns 1T
"Pain Killer" BEL 2eibi6n1er3eh
Gr pirft tudrmenb, nernenberubisenS
uno ffn,er;itineno unb resulirt Ole
E6dtigfeit Der g~insemeiSe.
"Pain Killer" 1T abic1ut uniddo.
liA uno fam &inbern seseben uerben,
o6ne SaB man 6terpon inl @erin9lten
tible 5olaen ;u befiirdten bdtte.
Gqe Npotbeter pertaufen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
U u n 0 &C c.

SdnoiuurmlCioenoe iuerben unter
Gntfernun9 oes SOpfes fiber 9ebeilt.
Or. @,ientart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
@nffer
sssifsu. sOeuu trsenb Gttoas pahtrs
turler gum
Pain Killer"

Die 6lai4en entbalten jest Die bops
pelte Quantitdt biefes fdmer3ffinen6en
Mittels I'M 8erslsid 3u frtiber; BEG
$reis,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-02-07

~ erU0ier 8 d. ~ Il d) G,
uno anSerea fauenoem &ranfbeiten
Box 1886, Kalamazoo, Mich.

uho uNoCEeu tuuehueu StuNtVettSu
Ieiben. ionteu on mid um 8atb i~1reibeu. Sd bube
felt pielen Snhren bic Sdbn ahe bel W1nnern gum eir,
e~ebenbeH Stubium 9emad'; Sbntfade 1T. boz i'd 60
Semielben rtebeI lit 6clIGe S6om hiclt mid ,.
be SiIfc 6Itcrer Scute pber erfabreuer@erSte in Nn
iprut Su rebuleu. Id ftnbirte ben sSol ieIbit e,u9eb I
nno entbedte Elm onrdorIr cubes. %crnfadI:s SeiIm =
tel. has mid1 oplli9 tnrirte unb meine merge
%iumfeue. ae it6rte 9erfafiuHs iuieber in natirIi1s
Siarte unb SrDbe OtrtponbeIte.
0tctn Wnni9 IT.: oies iebem iungel poer olteu
Wtnun ipiIicn 5u Iaiien. SD nsbnle peri6nli6eS S..
tereiie al ionen s564cu NIB 9ienianb brou9t Su sea.
ern. OIL rpt6 gu %idretbeu, oa ole 6orreiprnbri5er ais
i'm Yertrnuen 9eidrIeben betrndte iperbeH. SD fen
be cu 8ec5pt hieies SetlmitteIs nbaig f%oIfenfret.
Sd;iehe es rldt auf ionbfrn idreibe mir iofurt GAS
fhbrIlh. 9u ptrit ftetS ben So9 ieouen. oil ipeIs
dem gu IS tbatit. aoreiitre inter Seifi9uug einer
Srisfmarte:
THOMAS SLATER,
Box 1886, Kalamazoo, Mich,
@TShipper of Famous Kalamazoo
Celery.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-22
A Married Woman Declares
She Is the Capitalists
Daughter.
BORN THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO.
The Attorneys for the Estate Say
They Are Prepared to Refute
the Story.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL, !
9OS Broadway. Feb 2l.

A sensational suit was filed to-day in the
Superior Court by Carrie Newland Burch
who says she is the daughter OF the late
Andrew Newland, and therefore entitled
to the whole of his estate. The property
is worth about $4,000 and is al present be-
ing distributed.
In 1862 the plaintiff says she was born.
She declares she is the child of Andrew
Newland and Catherine Roundy of Ronda
Five years later, or on September %, 1867,
she alleges that Newland placed her in the
Protestant Orphan Asylum of San Fran
cisco, but suffered her to remain there only
two months when he took her to his home
in Oakland. She lived there with the fam
lily until the time of Newland's death in
1885.
The plaintiff AYERS that she married
Charles Lane in that year with the con-
sent of Newland and his wife. Her mar
ried life was terminated by divorce, and
she returned TO the NewIands' home and
remained there about four months. She
claims she was treated as daugh ter and
that she was adopted and recognized by
Newland and his wife as their daughter
Andrew NewlanG died July 1S. 1885. Mrs.
Burch, in her complaint, says the worth
of the property she would like is $50, 600.
She claims that since the death of her al
legged father there has been derived from
the estate the net income of $50, 900 over
and above its ccst of maintenance.
AS part of the complaint, Mrs. Burch in
cludes the following sentence from the will
of Andrew Newland
II commend to the care and protection
of my wife Mary Newland, Carrie Roundy
and Samuel Wheeler, who have been re-
ceived as members of our family"
Newland was the owner of the valuable
block at the corner of Washington and
Seventh streets, as well as the home place
on Lake Shore avenue. He left all his es-
tate to his widow, who died on June % Of
last year. The estate has been in probate
ever since. In her will, which has been
admitted to probate, Mrs. Newland devised
one-half of her estate to Martha Newland
niece, and the rem ainder to the children
of Edward Newland, her husbands s
brother. a ten-year trust was created
and the niece secured a half interest for
life in all the property. The niece Martha,
who is executrix has a petition for the
sale of certain real estate to be heard on
Monday.
MIS- DuICH SETS IOTIl tEdI Lu6 Will only
provided for her TO the extent of $5, and
otherwise she was left dependent upon
herself for livelihood.
Attorney c. G. Dodge, who represents
the estate, said tonight that the suit cuts
very little figure in the fate of the prop
erty. sit is not a new story" he said,
"but it is absolutely groundless, and we
have already satisfied ourselves on that
point. 1t will not delay the probating to
any extent because the property is subject
to ten-year trust. Even should the
claim of the plaintiff to be the daughter be
true her claim is barred by the statute of
limitations governing such cases. We are
prepared with our side of the case, and
there will be some surprises in store"
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-22

their designers have given promise that
they shal! be unusually fne.
Scenes and tableaus Of a National char
acter will be represented and especially
Will they be appropriate to the first Presl-
dent, whose birthday is to be celebrated.
One of the floats viii represent Corn
wallis surrendering his sword to Wash
ington. The two principal figures will be
in the center and the officers of each be-
hind. This Will be drawn by six white
horses, with as many outriders, the latter
to be in full uniform. There will be about
ten figures on tins float
The old scene in the cherry orchard will
be there. There viii be a mum Der of trees,
and one that has a broken trunk will be
in the center. George, his father and the
hatchet will also be in evidence. This
float is to be drawn by four horses
The American flag is to be formed of
young women and girls. The former.
about thirty in number, will be dressed in
white and red, sym bolic of the stripes.
There will be thirteen girls in blue spangles
with stars, representing the original States.
The Goddess of Liberty will sit in
chariot of state drawn by the thirteen
original States, represented by girls.
Uncle Sam will introduce Utah to the
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From q photograph.

farmer and the deceased, when lad, took
much interest in farm life. In 1854 Mr..
Pumyea came to California, reaching San
! Francisco on June 16. He was accompa-
MED by his father and mother, three
| brothers and four sisters. The family
came by the Panama route. They re-
mained in San Francisco for some time
| and then moved to MarysviIle, where they
| engaged in farming.
| In 1865 Peter came to Oakland. He had
then attained his majority, but he entered
| Brighton College as a student and re-
mained there for over two years. He then
returned to Marysville, and Immediately
entered in bu sness of his own. He be-
came the proprietor of the New York
livery stable, and remained in it till
1873. Livery business was good in those
| days, as there were no electrlc-cars or
| bicycles, and young Pumyea was COM
paratively rich.
| After leaving Marysville he returned to
| this city and purchased an interest in the
livery stable of E. Newland, which was
then dong business on Seventh street. a
short distance west of the Broadway sta
| ton. There We're few livery sta bles in this
city at that time, and the business turned
| out most remunerative. In 1876 Mr..
Pumyea had attained to a great deal of
|
elected member of the Board of Super
visors. He served until 1879, and during
| two years of his term he acted as chairman
| of that body.
| In 1877 he was married to Miss Lorine
Turner in Jackson, Amador County.
On OCTOBER 8, 1881 he was selected to fill
the position of Chief of Police of this city.
He retained the place until 1889 and dur
ing that time he effected a number of
needed changes in the personnel and eff
cheney of the force. When he retired from
the Police Department he became one of
the proprietors of the Oakland Cab and
Carriage Company. He remained in the
concern about year and a half when he
purchased the vehicles and other property
of the company and opened an establish
ment at the corner of Alice and Eighth
streets
Mr.. Pumyea leaves widow, but no
children. The surviving members of his
family are the brothers Albert and Nelson,
who resided here, and the following
sisters: Mrs. Ida Herbert of Oakland,
Mrs. Lottie Herold Johnston, Mrs. Jen-
kins and Mrs. McCrate of Marysville.
Mr.. Pumyea was member of Gray
Eagle Tribe of Red Men, Oakland En-
campment, l. Q. o. F., and Live Oak
Lodge No. II, Knights OF Pythias.
The funeral will take place rext Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The remains will
be inferred in Mountain View Cemetery.
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sent schoolhouse and be escorted by
0om pany ID of the Boys Brigade of East
oakland Seven girls of the Lincoln
grammar School will ride in carriage,
IN National colors.
Ihere will also be cavalcade of ladies,
under the command Of Miss Abbie Tag
gart. The huge procession will move
about O. clock
Inc Young Mems Institute will hold a
big demonstration in the Tabernacle in the
evening. The programme was published
this morning.
The students of St. Mary's College will
hold oratorical exercises at the college in
the evening.
There Will be a rowing regatta on Lake
Merritt IN the afternoon, commencing ct =
o'clock.
In the evening, at the First Congrega-
tional Church, there will be patriotic exer-
clses under the direction of John A. Sands,
president of the day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-22
FOOTBALL TEAMS.
The Oakland Association Sends Strong
Representatives to Auburn.

The Oakland Association Sends Strong
Representatives to Auburn.
OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. 2l.-The Oakland
Football Association shipped strong teams
on the overland train tonight 10 Auburn,
where they are to meet the Citrus Colony
and PenrVn clubs tomorrow and Sunday.
The line of the teams are as follows:
Rugby team-W. Gray, back, Maori. New
Zealand D. Erskine of Zingaris, A. Baker OF
Reliance and C. Pomeroy of Zingaris, three
quarter backs; Packenham of Haywards Ath-
letics and Tomlinson of Nomads, nalfhacks :;
f. Pomeroy of East Oakland, A. Hunter of Cali
fornia State, w. Hunter of New Brighton, Hew-
son OF Nomads, Warren OF East Oakland James
OF Zingaris, Jehu, Penn and English OF Oakland
High School and Roe OF Devon, England, for
wards. Umpire, A. B. Platt.
ASSOCIATION team-W. Gray of Wanderers,
and Terney of Thstles, San Francisco, backs !;
Anderson of Oakland Athletics, Arlett of Reli-
ence ana Warren of East Oaklands, halfbacks !;
Hunter of Oakland Y. NJ C. A, Erskjne OF Wan
derers, c. Pomeroy and E. Pomeroy of East
Oaklands and Packenham of Haywards Ath-
letics. Linesman, A. B. Platt
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Union with all due ceremony. This float
will be sent from Alameda and will be a
feature of the parade.
Mr.. Cornor, whose likeness to Uncle Sam
has excited comment, will be IN his typi-
cal garo on pony.
A large ship of state, in which second
Goddess of Liberty is sitting, will repre-
sent the Union in 1896. The float will be
thirtysix feet long and is elegantly decor
ated
Washington at Valley Forge is to be in the
parade. The dreary winter scene, with
the brave general praying in the back
ground, will be one Of the most touching
and patriotic N the parade.
Washington will also be seen at his home
al Mount Vernon. With Martha Wash
whiIe several children will be playing
near by.
one OF the handsomest floats will be
'h@' Oh the school-children. 1t will repre-