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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-20
'PROMOTEO TO GLORY
Mrs. Sergeant-Major Brown Ends
Life's Battle at an
Early Age.
While on Salvation Army Duty She
tracted a Cod Which De.
veloped Consumption.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,
908 Broadway AnriI 10

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO GALL
908 Broadway, April 10.
Mrs. Addie Brown, wife of Sergeant
Major Brown of the Salvation Army, was,
in the language of her comrades, "pro-
NOTED to glory" this morning.
For more than a month the death of
Sister Brown has been hourly expected,
but with a remarkable vitality she has
been able to stave off the final moment
Fidelity to duty was the cause of her
early death.
ttTwo years ago while conducting meet
ings at Haywards Mrs. Brown contracted
a cold. which developed into consump-
tion. Several months ago trip East was
undertaken for the purpose of trying to
restore her health, but he.relief was only
temporary and on her return she com :
menced to decline.
The deceased was not yet 80 years of
age and has been an active and earnest
worker in the army for nearly dozen
years. She leaves a husband and two
children-one boy of 8. the other little
girl but little over a year old.
Soon after the army commenced work
in this city Sergeant Major and Mrs.
Brown Joined the ranks, and they have
never swerved in their allegiance to its
flag. Mr.. Brown is the man who oririn-
ated the army work at San Quen tin which
has since attained such marked success
and popularity.
To- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Amy barracks, where the deceased sister
was well known as pianist and singer,
funeral services will be cond ucted by the
officers.
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TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
the terms and under the authority of a certain
DEED 81 trust duly NY executed e by WILLIAM :
(his wife) and WILLIAM H l. BARNES,
parties of the first part, to HENRY {.
tees, parties of the second part, and the SAN
FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, party OF the
in the office OF the County RECORDER of the City
and County of San Franc SEQ, State of California
in liber 1402 of deeds, at pages SO and follow,
Ing and in pursuance of resolution passed on
the the eth 81 DAY .. kT 1891 py the beard OF diTeo-
corporation and the holder of the note NO
10000. TO secure payment OF which the aforesaid
deed OF trust was executed declaring that default
sum and other sums due under said note and
deed Of trust and requesting and directing said
KENT, trustees, to sell the real estate described
therein 70 satisfy said indebtedness
We, HENRY G. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
b. KENT, trustees. do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, the llth day of May, A. D. 1897
salesroom OF Easton. Eldridge d Co., No. 63S Mar
ket street. In The City and County Of San Francisco,
state OF California. we will sell at public auction.
TO the highest bidder for cash in gold coin of the
United states, the piece or parcel of land situate
In the City and County of san Francisco, State
or California, described as follows TO w.t.
commencing at d point on The southerly line OF
Sutter street, distant thereon hundred and
thirty-seven feet six iuches (l37 and 6-i2 feet)
ersterly from the easterly line of Leavenworth
street; running thence easterly along said line of
suffer street one hundred ard thirty-seven feet
six inches 1877 and 6-l2 feet); thence right
angles southeriy one hundred and thrty-seven feet
SIX inches (l37 and 6-l2 feeD: thence at right
angles westerly one hundred and thirty-seven feet
six inches (137 and o. feet), and the ce right
angles northerly one hundred and tuirty-seven feet
six inches Il 81 6-12 fept) TO the point of com.
mehcement; being lot number one Thousand one
hundred and twenty one (ll2l) of the fifty vara
to the official map thereof; together with the ap-
purtenances
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin OF the
United States. 10 per cent payable TO the under
signed on the fall of the hammer talance on de-
livery of deed, and II not so paid, unless for want
OF title (ten days being allowed for search) then
said 10 per cent TO be forfeited and the to be
void. Acts OF sale at purchasers expense
HENRY L. CAMPBELL. -
THADDEUS B. KENT. Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALEM ACCORDANCE WITH
4 the terms and under the authority of 4 certain
MAcKLIN, party Of the first part, to HENRY
G. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS B. KENT,
tbe parties of the seSGa part NoN ana
party OF the third part, dated May 10Th.
1895 and recorded in the office of the County Re-
State OF California, in liber 1861 of Deeds at
pages 20 and following, and in pursuance OF
resolution passed on the 10th day of September,
1885, by the board of directors OF saio SAN FRAN
CI, co SAVINGS UNION. corporation. and the
holder OF the note (No. 13,4sll TO secure
executed, declaring that default had been made in
the payment of the principal sum and other sums
ing and directing said HENRY c. CAMPBEIL
and THADDEUS B. KENT, trustees, TO sell the
real estate described therein to satisfy said in-
We. HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs
B. KEN trustees, do HEREBY give notice that on
at II o'clock noon of that day. and a. the auction
salesroom of Eason, Eldridge & Co., No 63S Market
street, in the City and County of san Francisco,
State of California, will sell at public auction,
10 the highest bidder for cash in gold coin of the
United states the pieces parcels of land situate
California, described follows, to witt
Lots nu Il pers twenty-tbree (z3) and tween: y-four
Cz4), IN block b, as shown and de ineated on the
map entitled "Orlginai Map of the Property OF the
PARK Hill II ome stead Association" surveye ed by
William P. Humphreys City aud County sur
veyor, Ju.y 18th, 1878, fled August 3d. 1878. In
the office of he County Recorder OF said City and
County of san Francisco and now of record there
in in liner, OF maps pages 1875 and 1855; and TO
which map end the r, cord thereof special refer
ence is hereby mace for further more partleu-
lar descrip ion; together with the appurtenances.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in gold coin of ths
United States ten per cent payable 10 the under
signed on the fall OF the hammers; balance de-
of title (ten days ing allowed for searchl, then
said ten per cent to be forfeited and the sale 10 be
void, Acts Of sale At PuFcaaSers a expense
THADDEUS B. KENT.
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any authority. At previous field days the
scoring had been five, three, one
The manager OF the California team. not
finding provision Tor scoring In the rules Of
the A. A. u. telegraphed 10 Mr.. Mcmillan.
president OF the union, and received the fol-
lowing reply:
NEW YORK March 27.
Thomas L. Barnes Berkeley Cdi: / he rules OF
the union about scoring prescrib any thod bu I
custom is five points foe first ize three for sec
ond and one for third. HARRY MCNIITAW
In all previous contests with the Olympic
Club the scoring has been five, three. one: in
the A. A. l.. the scoring is five, three one: in
the Western Intercollegiate 1T Chicago and
also in all intercollegiate meets In the East il
is five, three, one. The only exception to the
rule is at New York, where in the Eastern in
which is a change from the former custom
and, as rumor has it, was done to prevent one
Of the colleges with large entry list from
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MEMORIAL DAY PARADE.
Very Extensive Preparations Beini
Made by the Grand Armv

Very Extensive Preparations Being
Made by tho Grand Army.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 19.-Memorial
day exercises this year will be on a more
extensive scale than usual. The Grand
Army committee has organized with e..
w. Woodward as chairman and Mrs.
Sarah c. Borland as secretary. They have
appointed the following com mittees:
Music and parade-C. K. King. Captaip n
W. Weathern, Major Jack Hays, Captain
Charles Poulter, s. Knight, C. Z. Lancaster,
Finance-B. Juddell, p Carroll. NJ. Ham
c. Shipley, A. J. Weinhert Mrs T. McFIrov
Mrs. J. Hamelin, Mrs. Campbell Mrs Stotbe ri
Press-Mrs. 5. c. Borland, Z. K. King. Mrs
Campbell. -1
Transportation-F n. FarweIl, With. Hus.
sey, o. NJ. Bryan.
Cemetery exercises w. C. Barnes. Sam
Knight, Mrs. L. Whitcomb.
Evening programme-Mrs. S c. Borland.
Mr.. H; shoIkIey. x,s Mrs. shipley. Mrs. NJ b.
Hall-Captain W. R. Thomas, George c. Gull
Fioral-Mrs. NJ. NJ Bridges, Mrs. F. Billing.
Ton, Mrs. A. Goodwin, Mrs. A. WinkIer 4
Ham, II. n. Richardson.
Senator Perkins has asked the Secretary
Of War to order United States troops at
the Presidio to participate in the parade.
C.-K. King has been elected grand marshal
and at the Congregational church there
will be many novel features.
High School Teachers Deficit.
OAKLAND. CAL. April 19-There ia a
deficit in the High School fund, and one
of two dilemmas has to be faced. Either
! the teachers will have to work a week or two
Nor nothing, or the school will have to be
closed two weeks in advance of the usual
time. as was done last year, owing to the
same condition of the treasury.
PIowmep on Strike.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 19--The men
employed in blowing in the vineyards in
Washington Township went on strike
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

to-day because their demand for a raise of
pay from 81 % 10 81 so was not granted.
There is likely to be trouble down there
as the viney ards must be attended to at
this particu ar time, and the strikers say
they will resist the efforts of any imported
plowmen TO take their places.
Two People Missing.
OAKLAND. CAL, April 19.-Mrs. Carrie
Frost and Grove l.. Tlnkham cannot be
inent Southern Pacific official and he re-
Gently obtained divorce. Tinkham was
also in the employ of the railroad and was
recently discharged. Frost brought suit
against Tinkham for $50, 600 for alieniat-
ing his wife's affections and now that case
is nearing trial. Mrs. Frost and Tinkham
have both disappeared and II is said they
are both out of the State.
Will Risk Life Again.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 49, = James
Hunter, the ole man who made two at
tempts to die because his racehorse could
not win, has decided to give his ami
nal. Cold Bug, another opportunity. He
has been released by the police and Will
enter the horse in one more race, and, he
says, on that race his life will hang.
Identified After Burial.
OAKLAND, CAL, April l9. - The re-
mains # man found in the estuary near
Bay Farm Island have been identified as
those of Michael Scaffani He went out
fishing a month ago in a skiff and was
evidently drowned, The identification
was made by means of the clothing, and
the body, VIII ch was buried in the Pot
ter's field in San Fran cisco, has been dis
inferred and the young man buried in the
same vault with his father.
Baumgarten Must Disgorge.
OAKLAND, CAL, April 19.-Solomon
Baumgarten had a bad day in Judge Els
worth's court this morning. the court
held that he was liable to every letter of
the contract he made with his young wife
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
General Depot OF the Quartermaster's Dppart-
ment, SO New Montgomery street, San FRANCISCO
Cal, Aprii ~, 1897: Sealed proposals., in tripi.
cate Will be received Al this Office until IL O'clock
a. A, M, Pacific standard time, May 20, 1897 and
then opened for furnishing this depot with the fol-
lowing articles of Clothing and Equipage and M a.
1erlais Tor the manufacture of Clothing viz: Corn
Brooms, Giiiing Line, Goose Iron, Hooks and
Myes Msn,,,a ,ndseie Ina, Operatives Ledger ballet
aahiiia TENT Line, Grommet Punch II oIlow
lunches, Cotton Rope, shovels, Trimmers,
Snears, Measuring Stick, Tailorsr square, Tent
Stovepipe Linen Thread, Wrapping Twine, White
la ape and SILK Twist. Proposals for delivery at
other points will be considered. The right to ac-
cept or reject any or ali proposals or any part
thereof, Is reserved. Preference viii be given to
articles OF domestic production and ID manufacture
conditions OF quality and price (includiug in the
price OF foreign productions and manufactures the
DUTY thereon) being equal. and such preference
gwen TO articles OF American production a.
manufacture produced on the Pacific Coast to ex-
tent OF consumption required by the public service
there. For copies of printed instructions TO bid
ders and blanks for proposals apply this Office
envelopes containing proposals should be marx ed
proposals for Military Supplies" and addressed
TO the undersigned, JAMES NJ. MOORE, Colonel
ana Assistant Quartermaster-Genefal,U U. s. Army
Depot Quartermas
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". W. F0OTE RETAINED,
New Move in the Pardee Case-Arra
of Attorneys

New Move in the Pardee Case-Array
of Attorneys.
OAKLAND CAL, April 19-Additiona al
interest was created in the Pardee will
contest to-day when it became known
that W. W. Foote had been retained on
behalf of the widow.
Attorney Foote will sit in the Fair case
till the jury is imraneled and will then
come over to the Pardee contest. which is
set for April q. Mrs. Pardee is now rem
resented by Attorneys Van 4. Paterson,
Reed & Nusbaumer and w. w. Foote. and
DIR. George c. Pardee by Attorneys A. A.
Moore and Mastick 81 Mastick
Crazy Through Liquor and Cirarette..
OAKLAND, CAL, April 49, - Arthur
Seaoury, weli-known young man, was
a dangerous lunatic. Seabury is tai
ented musician and theatrical scene
painter, but the excessive use OF cigarettes
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Van Patten Nonsuited.

OAKLAND, CAL, April 19.-The suit
brought by 81. B. Van Patten against sew
eral prominent mem bers of the Bro okiyn
soyterian Church for fase imprison-
m ent came to sudden end tonight.
Van Patten was put on the stand and
was very poor witness in his
own behalf. When the prosecution closed
a motion for nonsuit was made by Attor-
ney III. A. Melvin for the defense.
SMr. Melvin stated that il was very plain
the defendants had acted from upright
and pure motives. He argued that tn e
plaintiff was manifestly not doing right
by his children, and the defendants
simply did what any true men and women
would do.
Judge Greene took the same view and
quickly granted the nonsuit.
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DER THE PLAINS
IN AN OK TEAM
Pioneer Hassinger's Active
Career is Now
Closed.
His Wife's Insanity He ped
Largely to Bring About
His Death.
Always an Esrnest Politician, but
He Had No Desire for Any
Public Office.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
90S broadway, April 10.
Samuel X. Hassinger, one of the oldest
pioneers of the State, who died somewhat
suddenly at midnight, has for nearly half
q century resided in California. In 1852
accompanied by his wife. he started with
Orleans across the plains TO California
and arrived in Stockton in the fall of the
same year. Since that time he has been
an active miner and contractor
Mr.. Hassinger located in Stockton for a
few years and then removed to knights
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-20
COLORED CYCLISTS
( WANT RECOGNITION
Will Petition the New
League to Extend It's
Membership.
No Desire to Force Themselves
Into an Organization When
Not Desired.
A Pain Statement of Their Case by
Cap ain Williams of the Oak.
and Cycling Club
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
906 Broadway, April 19.

Captain Harvey Williams of the Oak
land Cycling Club is preparing petition
to the Western Cycling League asking
that coIored cycling clubs be given recog-
milton on this coast.
For more than three years Captain Will
Iiams has been engaged in trying TO bring
about this move. Before the split in the
National Association his efforts were
treated with indifference and his petition
was voted down. Now, however, that the
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prior to her marriage to him and it was
ordered that all conveyances made to
other parties be set aside and that he deed
one-half OF his entire property to his wife
within thirty days or the court will ap-
point commissioner to do II.
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PROPOSALS FOR DRAYAGE = GENERAL
l. Depot OF the Quarterm ter's Department San
Francisco, CAL, april 20, 1897 :, aed proposals
IN ttplicate, for the hauling of military stores and
su pplies In and about the city OF San Francisco,
CAL, for the fiscal year commencing July l. 1897
will be received at this Office un til II o'clock NJ
on Friday the 2lst day of May, 1897, ana then
opened. The Government reserves the right co
reject any or all proposals. ALI necessary infor-
nation Will be furn shed on application to this
office. JAMES NJ. MOORE, Assistant Quar- err
termaster.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

John Mulligan, Butte Henry Davis, Butte. Mont
James leecker. Victoria Dan Evans, Victoria
II Gun mings Druieu Harry Potter, Druien
LuiNInaH, Chicago d w Latham, Chicago
Irvin Potter d W. Troy Tom Luther, Buffalo
Edward Long, Portland w Noyies, Vancouver
Willard, San Jose A Murphy, Sacto
Harrington, Occidental Webster, San Diego
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

- ~ l. 4LLl-
ii Memer. Omaha
DR. n b Ellis, Los AnR
Mrs w A Thrall, Chgo
Q f Long U S A
Mrs o F Long, U s A
ii ID Campbell. Keswick
Mrs ] A Perry, Chicago
s IL Westfail, n Y
] X Tapscott, Yreka
Mrs It b Little, Mass
w E Ellis Jr, Marysville
H r Plate, stanford
X j Roberts,, Los Ang
Mrs ] b NJ odeseke, Chgo
Miss ] B Ford, PIttsburg
+ w Cation. New Mex
v d Black, Salinas
Karl Stern, Hamburg
Mrs Rosenberg, N Y
0 A Brown, salt Lake
Mrs Bingham. Marysvilie
HOTEL.
III L Williams, Cal
] III Hall, Santa Ana
j Wheeler. = l. Obispo
] H Maggard, Ohio
q L Baldwin, Kiam Fills
T Thompson, " Y
Miss K Adams, N Y
Miss Holum, Phila
A p Hall & W. Tulare
Mrs L A Jones. N Jersey
] w Mir & fam, st Louis
+ WBaSer, Ventura
Q + Wilbur, Newcastle
Mrs f w Salinger, Ohio
NJ Walser r, Fresno
] c Needham, Modesto
w r Greene, Wash, d C
@ nj truman, Sutter Crk
q p Evans & W, ,Ft Wayn
j b Richardson, Suisun
Mrs a Payne, Mass
+ Bos.lett, Livermore
J NJ Cronin, Marysville
T A Lander & W, sacto
X b Thompson, Oakland
Mrs w FRANK firth, Wis
+ d w illiams. Boston
w F Fish or, Calistoga
HOUSE.
Mrs J M Mannon, Ukish
J 5 Mcbride, Cal
Il Nfnson, New
II Todd, Cal
G H Riege, Fresno
] w Howell, Merced
w A Howell, Cal
e w Robey. Fresno
] NJ Mannon. Ukiah
II McCowen. Ukiah
, ] Binney, MarysvilIe
A 4 owle d. WI, Sacto
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II G Eungerford, n Y
w A Thrall. Chicago
Mrs II Il Ellis, Los Ang
Mrs + Mattison, L Ang
w @ Lloyd, n Y
Max Dilthey, Savannah
Mrs A Byram, Chicago
Mrs o G Byrne, Chicago
s b Danieis, Chico
Mrs J r 'rapscott, Yreks
d w Muir, Los Ang
Mrs ID w NJ uir. Los Ang
L } Field, Monterey
G G Ruggles d w, Chgo
+ A Ford d w, Pittsburf
Dr G l. Bard, Ventura
S Nelman, n Y
Il Rosenberg. N Y
+ + Hardness, Chgo
A CBingham, MarysviIle
Ino Finnell, Tehama
GRAND
J T Judd, Weiman
A ] Gardiner, Sacto
A q stuart, y Y
II Casey. Sacto
+ Helinke. Blocksburg
s Conradi, Los Angeles
+ G Adams, n Y
Miss II olum, Phfla
P A Jacobs, Chicago
MIS- + w Salisbury, Pa
Mrs y w Fox, Gardn Wy
n Blackstock, Ventura
Miss l. Green, Cal
S J Krooks, n Y
F ] Friedman, Mo
F w Carpenter, N Y
w stephens, Redding
Miss Myers, San Jose
+ a Voorhies, Cal
Mrs r. / Kalfus, Sn Jose
K w Armstrong d W, Ca
Miss ] Payne, Mass
T w huntington, Sacto
J II Hoover, Willows
N B Scofield, Palo Alto
l. Frankfirth, Milwaukee
H Frank firth, Milwaukee
Mrs 4 Z Grover, Boston
f b Black. Blacks Sta
6 LICK
w II Turner, Merced
o NJ Halstead, PIT Reyes
G. ID Mclean, Cal
NJ ID Wood, Merced
w Hewet, Mode sto
j NJ Williams. Newman
q w Kibley Il W, Mercet
L Z WitteDmeyer, Cal
w ID Nichols, Palo Alto
w Green, Preston
S II Wagner. san Jose
T. 4 Lott, Oroville
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ELEGANT FURNITURE.

THIS DAY CrUESDAY) AT IL A. Nj. +,
737 HAYES. CORNER WEBST ER.
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD Auctioneer.
6O2 Market Street.
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AUCTION Sales
]. C. NuTnER. iUCTIOyEER.
Omce-63s NIarket strees

Omce-b3@ HIaVKet street,
VIII sell THIS DAY, TUESDAY, April 20, at IL
A. NJ. sharp ut the of and third
streets, the contens of fine large saloon, includ
Ing % Fine Mi rors, 20 Fine Cak Show Barrels,
me Large Liquor Case. Bar. Tables. hans, etc.;
also 1ne s ock or Wines, l. quors and Glassware,
an han ison e large Oil Paintings.
rms place will first be offered whole. All
must be sold. no reserve or limit
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A LII CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
IA from whatever cause) restored in few
hours safe and sure st any tme instant relief for
travelers home In confinement; best care and
privacy: regular physician; 30 years successful
practice; my celebrated rem edies for monthly
suppression never fail; every case guarantees coa-
sultaton free, confidential; hours 10 TO 81 pills 81
MRS DR. WYETH, 9l6 Post St. near Larkiu
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MEDICAL.
RENARD REGULATING WATERS

An infaliible cure For further particulars and
explanatory letter, send cents to Pacific Coast
Agency. Renard edcal Co.. 1913 spreckels build
Ing, 927 Market st., San Francisco
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/. Il. BIRN. AICTI0NkER.
WAREHOUSE. aII LARkIN 81

TOMORROW.
Wednes day. April Fl. 1897.
AT II o'clock A. NJ, at Above Warehouse,
TO PAY STORAGE AN u ADVA NOES,
....I WILL SELL.
20 Bicyc'eS, lot of Shoes, so Beer Coolers so
barrels and cases Wines lot OF ia anese Juriosi
ties, cases imported Brle-a- Brac, 2 Res taurant
Outfits, lot OF Books ct ;; Piano. l YosJ Type
writer. L. Ii. BURD, Auc !oneer
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PROCESS THAT IS PERFECTLY HARM
IA less; never fails IN any case Of monthly sick
ness no motter what cause; no electricity hum
bug or other dangerous methods; money in every
case refunded If a is not Effected: travellers
helped Immediately: years e1perence home in
confinement with sanitnrian convenience Con-
suit free the only reliable ply sicans DR. AND
MRS DAVIES, IA McAllister St, next HibernIs
Bank: hours, A. N. to and toS NJ
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A NEW PROCESSING MEDICINE OR IN.
n strument used: every woman her own physi-
clan for all female troubles, matter from what
cause; restores always one day; can be sent
and used at home; positive cure; genuine new
process can only be had at my Office; advertised
20 years. DIR. POPPER 3l3 Kearny St
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A PROCESS THAT NEVER FAILS TO RE
n store every case of monthly sickness from
whatever cause In few hours when medicines
and others have failed; no instruments used;
many years experience: every case guaranteed;
advice free; terms reasonable; frst-class private
home for confinement MRS DR. DALEY 1928
Market st, over the Owl Drugstore.
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PROPOSALS.

nR c. G. O'DONNELL, 1905 MARKET; RE
~ 1854 25th st; diseases Of WON en- a specIal
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DR. FOULET'S FRENCH CAPSULES A
~ guaranteed absolute cure for all female dis
eases (no matter what causel; positive.y safe and
also ac preventive; price 81 so per box:
sent free by mail on receipt of price WALLER
BROS, SO Grant ave
The Portland daily press., 1897-06-02
CURRENT COMMENT,
THE NEGRO MUST UPLIFT HIM.
SELF,
(Prof. Booker T.. Washington.)


(Prof. Booker T. Washington
Standing as I do today in the home of
Garrison and Phillips and Sumner, my
heart goes out to those who wore the gray
as well as as to those clothed in blue, to
those who returned defeated, to destitute
homes, ,to. face blasted hopes and shattered
political and industrial system. To them
there can be no prouder reward for defeat
than by a supreme effort to place the ne
gro on that footing where he will add
material, intellectual and civil strength
to every department of state.
This work must be completed in public
school, industrial school and college
The most of it must be completed in the
effort of the negro himself, in his effort
to Withstand temptation, to economize to
exercise thrift, to disregard the superficial
for the real-the shadow for the substance,
to be great and yet small, in his effort to
be patient in the laying of firm foun-
dation, to so grow in skill and knowledge
that he shall place his services in demand
by reason Of his intrinsic and superior
worth.
This, this, is the key that unlocks every
door of opportunity and all others fail.
In this battle of peace the rich and the
poor, the black and white may have a
part.