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VOCATIONAL.

n
/ = ERMAN LESSONS BY 4 GEEIAN LADY.
! VI LA Webster ST.. near Haight.
| THE LEADING SHORTHAND COLLEGE:
L individual nsfructon four months course.
Ayres Stenographic Institute, 325 Montgomery st.
EMELIE MELVILLE Will RECEIVE A
training, reading, operate and drawirg-roon sing
ing. 23OO Webster St, cor. OF WASHINGTON.
MRS. MkLVILLt-SNl DER HAS REMOVED
WI to 500 Suffer ST.; teacher OF vocal music --latest
Italian Methods piano and el cuton ladie, ana
gentlemen coached in operate. ShakeSpearean and
other plays: appearances arranged.
CPANISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY: CAS-
- lillian and Partisan professors lessons week,
So month; also painting academy, flowers speciality,
: lessons week, So month TRANSACTIONS spanish,
French, English. ll1O Market ST.. room n.
VOCAL TEACHER JOSEPH GREVEN M.
proves and beauties even spoiled voices and
procures positions TO his pupils. 81 Ninth st.
LTRENCH, SPANISH, ETC PROF. DEFILIPPE'S
L Academy of Languages; $40 Post; estab. 1871.
MISS BOLTE's SCHOOL, 2297 SACRAMENTO
III st.-Board. English French, pi no. dancing
$50 mo-; excellent chance for ambitious and CON
scienous parents TO give children superior educa-
ton at low figure; term Jan y kindergarten coach.
L'NGLISH, LATIN, MATHEMATICS ENG
724 o'Farrell St
EINGLISH LITERATURE AND MYTHOLOGY:
IL class or private. MRS. EHRMAN, 1884 Bush st.
pELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL. OF ACTING
- Private theatricalS arranged pupils rehearsed
on stage. r. ana II. Loo.F. block, lth ana Mkt.
SCHooL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL, MINING, ME-
~ chanlcal engineering. surveying. architecture,
assay; estab. "a. VAN DER NAILLEN, 723 Mkt
STUDENTS PREPARED FOR THE UNIvER-
~ sity, law and medical colleges; day and evening
classes. 333-335 Phelan building
kOWENS ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY AVE
II Berkeley. Cal. T. S. BOWENS, NJ, A, Principal
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, GUITA r, COKNEF
taught. Prof. /. MERkI, 225 Geary reasonable
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION BOOKKEEP-
ing, shorthand, etc Stiehl's College, 1913 Market
SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN; MODERATE
CMeisterschaft School Languages, 1872 O'FarrelI st
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, u POST ST.
IL bookkeeping, business practice. shorthand,
tipping, electrical engineering, te Biography, modern
languages rapidly taught. Write Tor catalogue.
n 1GET CHOOL; HEALD'S Bus COLLEGE;24
~ Post: commercial. shorthand, English low r4,es
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, CELLO, BANJO; REA-
sonable. PROF. FRANCIS 104512 Valencia
CHEMISTRY AND ASSAYING. CUNNING
- hams School, cor. Geary and Powell SITS.
GAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1888
~ Market; send for cat. day and evening session
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AdERICA-THE
- WEEKLY CALL, sent TO any address in the
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M RS. MELNlLLE-SNl DER HAS kt.MUNE ED
w to $40 Suffer ST.. teacher of vocal music Qatest
Italian methods), piano and eI cutOn; ladies ana
gentlemen coached in operate. ShakeSpearean and
other plays: appearances arranged.
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VI ANTED-PO~IrION TO 20 HOTSECLEAN-
w ing or as ianitor; repair, such as kalsomin-
ing, plasterng or painting; business strictly at
tended TO; reference. Address TOBIAS BUTLER,
167 Harrison St
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by the list OF sales below, and trading fell of con-
siderably. The heaviest decline was in Occidental,
from 81 20 to soc The gain in the morning was
all lost and more, too, later on in the day.
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MARGARET CALDWELL, CALVIN WAR
NJ RELI4 or heirs, please communicate with w.
H GRAHAM room 8, 632 Market st.
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II EABD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. u POST ST.
IL bookkeeping, business practice. shorthand
tipping, electrical engineering, teIegraphy, modern
languages rapidly taught. Write Tor catalogue
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RELlABLE YOUNG MAN, AGE 81, WANTS
~ situation as Waterman; best Of references
Address w. M, box Al Call
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E'MELIE MELVILLE WILL RECEIVE A
IL limited number of pupils; thorough dramatic
training, reading, operate and drawiTg-roo1n sing
ing. 230O Webster St, cor. OF Washington.
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MEDICAL.

mrs. GOODWIN MAKES a SPECIALITY OF
u diseases of women and restores all cases of ir-
regularity in one day guaranteeing cure or no
charge; separate home for patients; best skill :;
medical attendance; low fees; regulator, So.
1870 Market
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w ANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, SlTUA TION
as under bartender; willing to work and make
hlmself enerally useful; wages not so much an
| object as permanent place. Address ST. j., box
II, this Office
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DART1NGrON'S SCHOOL or MACHINE
j and Newspaper Illustration reopens Monday
January b. For particulars address or apply 42i
Pine
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SlTUATION- WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASs
- nurse Address 1876 Thirteenth ST., care pastor
of the Swedish NJ. E. Church
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PELASCO'S LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING
- Private theatricalS arranged: pupils rehearsed
on stage. r. 3 ana II, I.O.O f. block, Ith aud dkt
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-
SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY
- VINO mas falr knowledge of dressmaking: can
cut NJ ana make the latest style skirts; for board
ana room and small salary. Call or address 5O2
INEXPERIENCED EASTERN DESIGNER AND
- aressmaker wishes work by the day in families;
exquisite hitting Modesto box 81, Call Office.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS PLACE as HOUSE
room So '
w ANTED-POSITIONS IN ONE FAMILY BY
w Two Eastern girls working housekeep-
ct anu one az waiting and chamberwork. Address
Eastern, box H. Cali Office.
WANTED = POSITION AS WORKING
housekeeper: private or hotel; or would go in
10 business with reliable party Address MRS E.
II. WAGEN hR, Ukiah, Cal.
YOU'VE LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION
i as housekeeper. 203 Powell ST., room s.
w lDOW OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES POSI-
2C212 Turk st.
w INCHESTER HOUSE. "A THIRD ST., Mr..
=. ~ MarSet; zoo rooms; 25c to 81 so per night;
81 oV 10 30 per week; convenient and resrecuable
Tree bus TO and from the ferry
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MONDAY. Jan. 1874 Pm.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, Jan. 1922 NJ

MONDAY, Jan. Is q p NJ
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid asked Bid. Asked
o 4s coup. .l071a U As reg 1917
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| COACH MAN OR MAN ABOUT PLACE;
/ - thorouZhly understands the care and driving
! OF horses; good gardener and mixer; handy with
tools; best of references. Address A s., box 1l9.
| Call Office.
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SlTU ATION WANTED-GOOD GENERAL
- blacksmith (married), GOOD sheer and jobber;
city or country. Address Blacksmith 10 Sanchez.
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RELIABLE BOY, IS YEARS OF AGE.
IL wishes situation as office boy or run print
ing press; has had some experience; resides with
parents. Call or address 647 Howard ST.
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SITUATIONS wa TED-mALE.

CoACHMAN, AGE %, Al REFERENCE
- from present employer. Address ST. box 81,
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MAN AND WIFE WANT WORK ON A PRT-
w waite place or ranch; woman good cook; man
understands horses and farming; handy round
place; best OF references e73 Washington st.,
Oakland.
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- EINTRACHT SPAR UND BAT We
w. rein--lhrteenth series now open and sub-
scriptions for shares received Monday and Tuesday
evenings, January IS and a. at the office, Elm
tracht n all 231 Twelfth St Series opened semi
days, second tuesday and the Monday preceding
NO premiums charged on loans. Interest 8 Der
cent per annum, free OF mortgage taxes making
the cost Of loan for the full term less than per
cent. F. HUFSCHMTDT president
HENRY GIIIE. SECRETARY
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THE LEADING SHORTHAND COLLEGE.
L individual instruction; four months course.
Ayres' Stenographic Institute, 325 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14

ESPECTABLE BOY, Is YEARS OLD,
box l IL, Call Office
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-14

STUDENTS PREPARED FOR THE UNIVER-
~ sity, law and medical colleges; day and evening
classes. 333335 Phelan building
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RARTENDER, YOUNG MAN; WELL AC-
box 10, this office,
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES WORK OF ANY
4 kind; experienced in handling horses; has
worked in box-factory, or will do porter work.
J. D.. box 81, Cali Office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

200 Monimente nerben Bel 8ei=
ter & 2ptle 81 Guren eisenen Breilen
berfauft. Il
gir haben einen pra6tigen Wa=
trpIenbut fir Is Gents unb b0ber. Sbr
iontet bieie Maaren ieben, bepor Sbr
anberstDo einfauft.
2aura u. Meniel.
8ei gtepport bat Die aus S2a
Mder 2anb beltebenbe ssarm bes &c. 8.
&aber Die 9ano setpe6ielt. &dufer 1T
sSpbn paul unb Der Saufpreis betrdgt
$4,000, ma1t per Nder ca. $73. Sie
Sarm entbdlt ftelenpeiie 2ebm unb
aud Soblen nnben li6 bor, bp6 1T bis
jebt feines BON beiben ausgebeutet NOR
ben.
= Sen Gommiiliondren miro in ib=
rtr nddten Sibuns eine nit sablreihen
llnteridrlften periebene Yetition bon
llbri6sbile porsele9t meroen, in tpel=
der cine 8erbreiterung Der Bride iiber
bas erpbe Stillpater bon 8. StraBe
balelbif aus, perlan9t pirb. Sie gru=
de lei fiir ben seaenmdrtigen 8ertebr
piel 81 f6mal.
SrpB ieiner 73 Sabre uno zines
bor bier Sabren erlittenen 8einbru6s
bat Ii9 unier Nbonnent Gbarles ppr=
der, in Der Ndbe bon Netp gomerstomn
pobnbaft, ELM gut Stiif Sumor uno
beneioenswertbe &iiltiefeit aufbenabrt.
Sei einem yeiu1e in Stem Bbilabelpbia
bat er lebte WD6e ni9t berfdumt, au1
auf Der 8eoba6ter Office pprsuipreden,
unO uns gu iagen, mie isbr er iib jeoe
Wo6e auf oas @intreffen elmer neuen
Summer uniers 8lattes freue.
Mus Canal 9uper bort man bon
beri6ieoenen ginbriiben uno Siebftdb=
len, nit unb obne GrfoIg. Sn 8reii9's
Saloon fonnter Die Ginbre6er Der:
| iAeu6t perben, ebenip i'm Wobnbaule
bes $. 8. Sdeu, mo inbeB Elm eolDene,
Sling erbe,ltet ipuroe. 8robern grfole
batten Die Siebe bel George MuBoorfer
mo 2 llbren unb $59 in 8elo, stpei Ye'
iiBern sebOris. feblten. Oie Sieb,
batten es nur auf ioldes abgeieben
benn Die suiammsn serafften &leioer
in welden ii6 biele Wertbsesenltdno'
befanben, tparfen tie binter oem 9aui
Dieoer meg.
= gluf Der 6arm bes Sreo. @ilsei
tpeltli6 bon bier, murbe am porlebtei
6reitas Der &nedt &oB Saplor perbaf
tet unb na6 Carroll So. gebra9t. tpI
Die goli3ei lett ldnserer 3eit auf ib,
aefabroet bat. Saplor tit in 2inbel
Carroll 60. oabeim uno bat bort in
lebten Serblt anldBlid zines Jamilien
itreites auf ieinen gater geidoNen I'M
uno ibn libel peripunoet. Man biel
anfdneli6 oas 2eben bes 8aters i
Gefabr, bo6 bat er iib nadber ipiebe
erbolt. 3oB bat ii1 oan1als flii1ti
9ema6t uno ideint lid ieit ba Die ldna
ite 3eit in Suscaraipas gpuntp aufge
halten gu baben.
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Die faiifsmdmmiid)e GOt,tpAttD
Nnrf

bat bas 8eiddftslpfal i'm Mitbener
glod an Df-Soditrabe, tpelhes bisber
Die 8ebriiber Gpring d 6olsmartb in=
ne batten, besosen. nit benz srDBten
Waarenlaaer bon gnennaaren, Rram=
tpaaren, @duhen uno Siiefeln i'm
Golntp. Sic perfaufen nur fiir baar
unb ibre BreiIe lino niebri9er als bic.
tpelde n,an ba besablt, too man auf
&rebit rerfauft. sic balten a1e m6g=
liben .Gleiberitofe, BON Der feinlten
Seioe bis su ben einfahiten 8aummol=
tpaaren.
Sle perfaufen ben befen Calico in
ben i60nien Mufern, idwars, in
Srauerfarbe oosr Snbisoblau fiir 5
Gents. eebrufter Semoenitof 4 Gents,
quite 8inebams gu &leioern unb S9ir.
gen 5 Gents, ben befen @5pulenfaben
au 4 Gents ooer a tiir Is, unb ale an.
oeren Maaren slsidfalls billis. Ser,
9eubner ipridt beutid unb miro lid
freuen, Cure 8efanntibaft su MAIDEN.
&ommt unb beiu9t uns unb mi,
iperben @uh tpillfo mmen heiben.
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Sdm9ltn8e itoBen nit ben
Ssitfsen

uno idlasen um lid uno iolten biibi6s
mei9e Sdube baben. Sabt Sbr Die
Nuspabl BON tpei6en, bauerbaften
Ginberi9uben in Barmelees Senitern
geleben ? Man finoet Iol6e bort in
bon allen Sdattirungen unb bon per=
i9ieoenen MuItern um aussumdblen,
unb Die 6inoer baben Sreube baran,
unb es gilt bier Der Nusbrud, Der ionli
bon Patentmeoi5inen sebraudt miro !:
vGinber f6reien bana1 !" Wir fDnnen
gu9 einen iehr biibiden, tpei9en, se=
foblten S1ub fIr 25 Gents perfaufen.
Wir baben aud iolde, tpel6e mebr To-
ten, aber tpenn Sbr iebt, ipie blibI9
fie iino, fauft Sbr iie ood, obne &iid=
fibt anf ben preis.
Wir haben aud eine fd6ne Nuswabl
bon pantoffeln unb Srforo Sizes fur
dltere &inber unb beren Mutter unb es
miro fir bic 8dter cine angenebme
ueberrai6ung iein, ipenn iie b0ren. tpie
billlg biefelben Dertauft tperoen t0nnen.
Wir Derfaufen itrift fur baar unb iinb
oaber i'm Stanoe, iebr billis gu pertau=
fen.
6. sc. Yarmelee, Der S1ubbdno=
Ter, 116 Sf=9oditraBe. Nep Ybilaoel=
pbia, ObiD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
Warnnt auobmt SIR ni6t i,t
etaehett Gattie I?

Spredt in Der Blaming Mill bon
Sobn Ndgelp uno Sobn an Sront
Strabe por uno Sbr tperbet finben,
oab es eben 10 leidt 1T, i'm eigenen
9auie su tpobnen, als Mietbe gu be5ab=
len. 9ieielben bauen gud eesen cine
lei1te Mn3ablung nno gu ainltieen 8e=
biigungen elm 9aus uno berednen nu,
mdbise .3inien fit oas> anseleete 3api.
tai.
Warum Mietbe beaablen, tpenn ssbr
nit benz ndmli9en @elOe na9 unb na1
Elm 0aus ermerben fDnnt /?
Wiinidt Sbr gud nit lei6ter Waiibe
elm eigenes 0eim su ertperben. 10 iest
gu6 nit Ndgelp uno Sobn In 0er=
binoung. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

= Sas Opfer zines idperen lln=
falles purbe am lebten Mittpod Nad=
mittas 9r. 6. 6. 2eruis DDn Canal
Sober. 8on SEEM philadelphia iiber
feline Sarm beimfebreno, i9euten in
Der gtdbe Der lebtern feline Bferoe uno
sinsen burd. llnsliidli6erneiie brad
babel zines Der boroern &doer feines
yugans Der ben 9pttDr fabrenoe See
ger ipuroe abgetporfer, Or. 2etuis oa-
sesen tpurbe auf cine beoeutenoe Stre-
de mitseidleppt. Sabei muroe er
idtper berebt Das cine 6ubtnDhel III
gebro6en unb Das anoere mar ausae=
remit auBerbem erlitt er mebrfahe
S6iirfuu9en. Ser 9ieaer unb Die ipds
ter aufsefansenen pferbe enttamen
ohne S9abe1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

Syrau Dabib Daniman, 38 Sabre
ale, Delhe NIT ibrem Soften in Der
Ndbe bon Neip 2ebanon, MDntaomerp
County, O., tuobnt, erlitt 9eitern Nbenb
bel Der @rploiion ber Oel- Qampe 10
ihmere 8ranbwunoen, oab iie benlelben
erlag, ipdbrenb ibr Gatte unb ibre 9od=
ter bel Oem 0eriu1, bie Glammert 3u
l0fden, eb,nfalls ibwege granomunben
erlitten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

- Ser Stabtratb bon Denniion
bat auf ben IL. Mai cine Gemeinbe=
Nbtimmung angprbnet, iber Die Nus=
eabe bon Bombs i'm 8etra9e opn $40, =
900 sur unteritiiBuns Der an anoerer
SteGle ertpdbnten Yroiette reu 81 er=
itelenber inbuitrieller @tabliHemente.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

Z Dos bette Wai1blnu Der WeIt iii
bas Nmerifanifhe NallNIauH
nno nirb bon ben .Mmericon ultra-
Marine Wprfs" fabriairt. MQe 0aus=
frauea benuteH oaftlbe. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

Cine bplltdnbige Muspabl bon
Yubmaaren bel 2aura q. Wenlel i'm
2. 5todmerf i'm Gr6anse 8lof in Stem
pbilabelpbia. Yreiie nieoriger benn
ie. SDmmt uno iebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
cSbr luerOet reider iettt,

ipenn Sbr Cure Sdube bel Mrnolo &
80. fauft, tuelde sesentpdrtis ausber=
faufen. Sbr f6nnt Elm Drittel bes Gel=
bes eriparen, bas Sbr ionif ausleeen
miibtet. Gaetorp Str., Canal Oober.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

- Rommt unb iebt uniere Mustpabl
Der beiten Nrbeiten. bic iemals in elmer
Wertfatt aufgefellt uaren, 5u guren
eigenen preiien unO eineH 9roben 0or=
roth 3ur Mustpabl be
Setter & Qntle.
gla1 benz er0Beren glepelanb
iiber bic g., g. & 90. giIeitbabn am
6amitag, 25. Mpril, Deranitaltet BON
Der glebelano Worlo. Diai9e Nurb.
fabrt. 9idets gut fiir brei Gage.
gDir l0nnen nnb molten gu9 Elm
Monunent beltet Qualitdt bQiger Der.
faufen oils ir9enb cine berantipprilifbe
0irnd tn Staatt Cbio.
Setter ~ Qptle.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
3 sapettn Gabrifen li11O |
Snrniioes grobfr Nnswabl
BON Sapeten Dcrtrrtelt.
Yreis BON 6 Gts. 81 $1OO per &oQe.

9urniioe bat auf 111eilen in Der Runoe oen
11amen, CUTE maaren btllie 81 perfaufen 5hr
fonnt IS niht perfehler, penn Jhr BEL ihm Fault
Ga Ole Iharfiihtieiten Raushalter bier einfaufen,
neil ie ihren eieenen Dorthetl fennen.
Jhr beeeht einen erofen Jrrthum, ,penn 3hr
Spibenporhdnee. Senitermatten ooer uapeten
einfauft, bepor Jhr 8urnfioes 2lusmahl eeiehen.
Rauft INNER sort no Jhr ,pift, oae Jhr oen pol.
len merth Cures 6eloes befommt
a1erkn11fH Busuur t1tnh1t.
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PIANO and Organ tuner and repairer: !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-10

ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR
PRESENT POSITION? If not. why not
prepare yourself for more pleasant and
reinuneratiye employment by learning
Shorthand and typewt1tng? Houston
Shorthand and Typewriting School, Ma
son Block. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-10
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san Antonio Express.
Upon the stage he Is pale, spiritual look.
ing. intense, concentrated but in private
! lie he has the perfectly bred manner %
a society man. All suggestion CT self
in rcrtance, personal vanity. cEotisin Is
absent, and unlike most other great ART isJs
ne seemed mod st to fault with grea,
simplicity ana perfect ease of manner.
] j. Is very earnest in his manner ana at
times there fits across his face Il ireaIry,
almost sad expression but he IS very
Ppg6t mn Rne IT., tabavS 9ppre9e, sg "a any y
all he has a very cha aiinss personality
? natural manner and iree from all al
icctation.
win you tell the secret nf your great
succt ss?'' asked the reporter after greet
inss had been exchange
That is rather broai a6d ,compre-
nouncing the words as V 'ie was afrald
OF making mistake. tholE- me is y COM
plcte master of the lusl aI,suase.
But ] think | owe II fire & % hGrd work.
and secondly to the kindness of my
friends
What rule have you pursued in your
zone of my rules has oeea 10 practice
the most difficult mus least and to
bring patience, perseve1 NICE snd indus
nothing is accomplished 10 this world
without hard labor, and inuco That is dis
agreeable. which we all have b. encounter
before we reach the road GO 3lccess.'
get your audlence?"
Sometimes | do, yes, ] 1ftcn do he
replied.
Are you often nervous efoe great
audience"
Il am often nervous" ed. but
not on account of the a. | some
times have to play two OF LII pieces be
fore | ann at my case, but % r. because
do not feel satisfied. | am Sef re critic
of my own work"
Were you successful irons the begin
ming OF your career"
Il had many ups and downs, as l be-
lieve you express 1t ana could tell you
OF some hard times | had, IN rad time
TO do It. The newspapers ~c ar from
kind sometimes, and | was severely crt-
cised"
You did not always mako 50 much
money!?
II have sometimes made ri Of, ten
pounds I'm one evening" with smile.
at has been stated thai you we're losing
your hair, that 1t was fali.9S out, and
that you would be force 20 nat IT Off, is
that trueY m
"No. no. 1t is not true; 1os W BOX so?''
and he shook his head II very hair
stood up. shining Ike go,
what do you think of sricu?
1T Is 4 great country. an ike 1t very
much The American peor have been
very kind 10 me and l apr selate IT,