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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-11-04
THURSDAY. NOV, 4.

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Guy Adams was up from Chicago
Sunday.
Bert Gehlman, of Waukegan, spent
Sunday here.
Miss L. Ernst called on Chicago
friends Sunday.
Miss Runals spent Sunday with
friends in Chicago.
William Young spent Sunday with
his parents in Chicago.
W. T. Marlatt left this city for St.
Paul Saturday evening.
Morton Jams and William Grove
spent Sunday in Chicago.
Mrs. Sumnel Fisher, of Milwaukee,
is spending few days here.
Miss Jane Swift spent Sunday in
Chicago with Mrs. W. S. Forrest.
Ed De Deimar, of Chicago, was the
guest Of friends in this city Sunday
George Blackman, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
Miss Bulah Wrigley, of Chicago, is
the guest of Misses Lulu and Cora
FrantZ.
Henry Hall, of Chicago, called on
friends and relatives in this city this
morning.
Miss Ef1e Levinson, of Chicago, is
spending few days here the guest of
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Hall, of Wauke-
gan, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Fl. Hollister.
Mrs. Benson, of Green Bay, has been
called here by the illness of her cousin,
D. B. Benedict.
Mrs. NJ. W. Berriman and family, of
Chicago, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Shroedor.
Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, of Antioch,
H., we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Hackley Sunday.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Emma A. Mischief to Nicoles j.
Buchanan, Tuesday, Nov. Is.
Mrs. Even Hollister and Miss Lilly
LIE Poidevin, of Racine, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Louise Hall and family.
Congressman d. A. Cooper and the
Racine common council came down
Saturday night on the trolley party.
The Young Ladies' Saturday After
noon club held their first meeting with
Miss Hazel Leonard last Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. G. Frantz, Jr., and Miss Mamie
Frantz will entertain about sixty of
their friends at progressive cinch
Thursday evening.
A large plate glass window in Joshua
q. Whites residence on Ashland
avenue was broken Saturday night by
the Halloween fend.
A party of their friends very pleas
antly surprised Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thomey at their home in Pleasant
Prairie Friday evening.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' auxiliary of the A. O. II.
prospective officers were talked over
for the election in January.
Mr.. Harrison, who is experimenting
the construction of sprinkler fire
protection service being put into the
tannery, spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in the city of Chicago,
William FL. Robertson, son of Capt.
w. P Robertson, the proprietor of the
steamer /. M. Weston, has been trans
ferred as clerk from the steamer to the
agency in charge of Kenosha business.
W. W. Cooper was elected president
of the organization Of Methodist lay
men who demand equal representation
in the annual conferences, which
meeting was held in Milwaukee last
Friday.
A horse driven by three young men
fell at the corner of Main and Wiscon-
sin streets Saturday evening. The
young men managed to get free from
the carriage before they sustained
injury. The carriage was somewhat
damaged and the horse was somewhat
bruised.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-11-04

- n.r cure Liver Ills (: easy to Jake,
T1OOQ 8 PIIlS easy to operate. Is cents.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
CLAIRVOYANTS


THE TRUE HERALD OF MERIT Il DEEDS.
L The secret Of MRS. NASH in unbouuded sue
cess IS that she advertises nothing but what she
can do.
Il you are in doubt that she cannot and will not
90 al thar IS mentioned in this advertisement,
feel yourself invited cali and she Will conytpce
the most skep;ica that she is possessed OF powers
that are strikingy marve GUS
she gives advice on business, speculation, invest
lnents, insurance. love. cOurishir, marriage and
divorce, settles lovers quarrels, reunftes Ihe
separated and causes speedy and bappv MAJ
rage with the one of you choice. The ear re-
veals 10 her the hidden treasures purfed in her
" oSsom; M she locates mines, int~rprets dreams,
tels OF your friends aud enemies removes evil in
huenoe', gives advice pc talning to awsuits-
everything. The troubled ana unfortunate should
separated have been reunited by h-r efforts; thou.
SANDS OF hearts made glad through her truthful
ment -
old estates that time. distance and cfrcumstan-
ces nave put oey ond the reach OF the lawyers
shrewo ness can yet be recovered by securing the
p.opeI - & evidence his she can do and ASKS no
I.ouey Until the estate Is satisfactorily seitled.
Inere Is no home SO cieary and sad, no lfe so
~retched or bligh ed, no heart sad and lonely.
NJ Couultion OF circumstances so complicated or
incomprehensiole ihal cannot be right and
kept right after Visit to this iusprei prophet CT
noSefn times Gail an oe convinced of her
superior power Is your husband or wife untrue?
Has the demon rum assailed the happy quie uds
OF your homes Does another share the love aud
attention thA. should be ong TO You? If so come
and learn swift and sure remedy hat Will oispeI
The dark clouds and lif- the load from your aching
heart Those that ase uDSuS Scessful are made pros
porous and started on the road TO wealth. Il YOU
have Teen deceived bv the fa.se predictions Of
Others co not despair, but call and be conviucel
OF g. Q above statement
Mrs Nash will not consent to have her ability
measured by any other s'andsrd than her own
Tor there are Always partially deve oped mediums
aud cheap pret- ndeTs found in every city. bring
ing disrepute upon the profess on. Il goes without
sAyi = that Mrs ash is the peer OF an mediums
At a 81 nee she tells fuiI name NUthing 20 De
pad IN dvance. aad, II not entirely satt,fed
nothing al ali DO you desire anything fairer tLan
thG,? Resd-nc-. 42O Eddy street, betV ean Leav-
enwOrth and hyde Office hours. 9 A. N 10 : P n
Ladies received oaly. Permanently Ioca ed
MRS. NASH
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
AIARRIED.

HOPklNS-SOMFRS-In NapR, June 2. 1897. at
the nome OF The brides father. by the Rev. c. II.
Bsechgood. VIII IAN Richard Hopkins OF san
FRANCISCO and Ida Somers second daughter Of
D. r. SOmers.
ISAkSEN-SWENDSE this cftv June :,
1897, g. the scandinavian Lu heran ChurCn,
by the Rev c. Hoei, Adolf Isaksen and Annie
Swentsen. bo-h o. 'rau~iscn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
HOk.

BORN
FRIEDLANDER-In this city June 8. 1897 to
he wife OF A. \. Friedander, daugh er.
cLAUGHLIN-In Sacramento, Ma. 29, 1897,
TO the wife oi J. NJ CLaughIIu, a daughter
ROSS-In this citv, June g. 1927, to ne wife OF J.
E Ross daughter.
sCHAlDT-In this eitv. June Z 1897, 70 the
wif- of Henry Schmidt daughter.
WICKING-In Oakland, June Z, 1897, to the
vi OF Henri VIC sing
zoBEL-In Los Angeles. June 6, 1897, 10 the
wife OF Lnf Zobel "a "a
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
1AkkIAG LICENSES.

The following arriage licenses haVs been
Issued by the County Clerks office:
VIM. L Bunker AMI Blanche q. Pegg, 24-2S
Duncan ]. harrison and Ida Baker. 24-25.
Leonard Evare t and NJ tbel Estee. 29-21
Nj. J. Qui linan and Fl orence McKe nv. 2&-20.
Edwi NJ. y mes and Edith ". Jones. 2l-lS.
Oscar +. WinkIer and Mary A Walton. 2.-21.
George D. oliver and May E Keyser, $50.
George n Ralph and Lillian Ashton. 24-24
K. Wetdner and VI MargaCe- ha Horstman. 2s-26
GuStave {. GUnther an Char OF ompf 1921
G. w. Nc Henry nd rIiZaheth T. FoEan. 1924.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
ATTORNEYS -AT-LAw.

A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE Laws a SPEC
n lslty: private; no fee without success probate
Insolvency, collections patents, trademarks etc
obtained; private detectives estab. ished 10 years
q. W.HOWE, atty az law, $50 Market, cor. Slocktn
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oO3 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


DROPERTY OF 7.55 ACRES IN FOOTHILLS
near Oakland. being one and half mile, from
END OF Frultvale avenue and % minutes walk
from ele -tIic cariine
Handsome modern house of rooms, with wide
porcu; stable and Carriage-hou Sc, windmi and
tanShouse; also large and expensive fruit-dryer.
y ca ly the eatire place is planted an orc ard,
now IN iuH bearing and of the best varieties of
frut
Located near the city, with a most delightful
climate and a view extending from San Jose 10
the Esrallo1 Islands. II is most charming su B.
urban home. address P. L. BOWLES Oakland
DOR sALk-MoDKRN 7-ROOMED HOUSE:
i hrst-class In all its appointments; Wit hin one
block or g ectric and local train; small paw
ment down, balance about The same as rent. W.
Il LOOMIS, 4sO Tenth St, Oakland.
y EFT A CHOICE, h -ALIHFUL HOME SIZE
" while prices i>w; lots 500 10 $3.50 a.
FtchburE beyond FTu tvale; the pest property
for investment now olered: local trains and
electric cars; 10 minutes 10 Oakland and So 10
san Francisco; splendid climate OUT OF damp
belt; soil excel ent for gardening. very best water
iacIli'les good school; terms 10 suit Before buy
ing IN this locality see the owner or this property
& N. KUNkLE. ei512 AsningIon ST., ups:airS
room -, Oakland. Ca
BEAUTIFUL ELMHURST LOTS; NEAR
II ectric cars; formally sold $3.50 and So o
each. now only $3.50: no interest, only s5 down
balance. 81 week. D. STERNSEHER & co,
ozS Montgomery st, room Is.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
McAVOY & GALLAGHER,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS & EMBALMkRS, :,
20 Fifth St., Opp. Lincoln school.
Telephone South So

NOTICE.-THE BUSIN FsS OF McAVoY
a GALLAHH e. L vii. be conducted the
old stand No. 20 Fifth street for the benefit
Of the widow Of the late HENRY J. GALLAG-
HER and his sis. er, MISS ANNIE Z. 6 ALAG
HER. MRS H. J. GA BLAGHER.
ANNIE 3. GALLAGHER
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
ALAMEDA ADVERTISE MENTS

HrAWrrN bEAL rS-Arv
CCO0O NEW COTTAGE 4 ROOMS AND
u -VO. bah, near alton; easy terms.
s2S5O-New cottage, rooms and bath; $3.50
cash, $50 mon hly.
SSlOt- olOntal cottage, 1-story and half, near
Bay-stTeet alton: terms reasonable
S35 0-Beautiful co onial OF age of rooms;
corner lot, 50xI00; your terms are ours
MARCC>E & Kennel
Bay-street station, Alameda, and 62S Market ST..
:. r. Office open undays and holidays.
C.IOnO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
u OOO. bath: lot 37l2x1O9: on principal
sreet. 'sEPA A. LEONARD CO, 1854 Park
ST. A ameda
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
STORES TO LIT.

STORES TO LET.
IT LET-NEW STORE WITH ROOMS, BATH
L aud basement SIS Haight ST.
I ARGE SToRE-2 sHow-wISDOws; WAS
butChershop; liviDg-rooms in rear 404
Hayes ST., corner Cough.
BASEMENT TO LkT-C IRNER THIRD AND
ID FoS ON sts- Apply 800 Third ST.
RARBER-SHoP FOR RENT PARTICULARS
II app Golden West Hotel Office, 81 Ellis St
CToRE: SHOW-WINDoWs AND . ROOMS
- 1902 Howard. Coz ner Fourteenth.
CIV. COR SIXTk kEAIh 81, NEAR MISSION:
~ branch ofhce - L He CALL subscriptions and
want ads taken
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

FRUITVALE REAL ESTATE.
PEAUTIF UL FRUITV LIE
ID We have elegant ottages for sale cheap and
on terms to suit pu rchssers: price fIom $500 TO
81 90; buy home in this growing suburb APP
ply 10 BA S~EIr BROS, Fruitvale station
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
MEDICAL
A LII LA DIES USE
RENARD'S REGULATING wAFERS
RESARD's LAVENDER BALM
RENARD'S GENKTIVO TABLETS
EENARDS SANITINE nOECH e
sANITIvE DoUcHE E

For further particulars call or send 2-cent stamp
10 Pacific Coast agency, Renard Medical Co, S23
Spreckels building 927 MaTKrt st, san Francisco
GUARANTEED SAFE, RELIABLE AND
EFFICIENT REMEDIES
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

> ACRES CHOICE LAND LOCATED ON ID
- St. Sonoma City; house rooms barn chicken
houses, and the q st chicken ranch in the State
price $780, 42 cash ba anee 10 suit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.


w VANTED-FURNITUR FOR ROOMS IN
W exchange tor two lots which cost 500. r. B.
box 55, all
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
HOTELS.

l. RooKLYN HOTEL 2Os-2I2 BUSH ST.
ID board and room 81 to S2 per day s6 TO Slj
Ier week; choice rooms 81 cents 70 81; suite
rooms family 81 10 81 so per night; nrst-olAss
service; sTee CoAch CHARLES MONTGOMERY
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

o1OOn WILL BUY $1,000 COTTAGE OF
- wv rooms bath. pantry: severed, fenced
lot SSxSO; $4cO will buy lot 40x10O with s.
room unfinished cottage; instalmentS F.
BOEGLE, Golden Gate
DOCKET MAP OF BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY
j up 10 date; price soc; sale by JOS. J.
MASON, real estate.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

Gao ACRES. ALL LEVEL LAND: KERN
OtO County, near irrigation canal and lake;
Slnnn. very chean -
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

IN ACRES. KERN CO.; UNDER IRRIGATION
" cana; all planted 10 falfa; ne growth; $40
per acre; $500 cash, balance 10 suit.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

. LARG LOTS AND HOUSES; ALL CLEAR:
= in Oaklsnd; valued az $4,000; owner will
exchange for desGably located house in 5. Z. aud
assume mortgage or pay cash difference.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

L. OF H--To the officers and members OF
Unity Lodge No. S95 h. OF H: You are here
bv re que sted TO attend the fune raj services OF
ourla brother, John MohoIy at st. PAtrlck's
Church, Mission street. THIS DAY (Wednes-
day) st 10 O'Clock A. ".
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

e1O ACRES, ALL LEVEL, CHOICE WHEAT
" ~ land; Soisno Co; good buildings; all fenced
and cross fenced; price $4,000; viii entertain
proposition TO exchange
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09

John L. RICHARDS Law OFFICES ROoMs
IS, Ian Francesca CaL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

houses ard mining companies located n
Seattle. Tacoma and San Francisco since
sha Advertisements q such concerns have
hae- running n the newspapers. TIE
mayors secretary has sndsav0red 70 get
as reliable data as possible % The prob
able hsgsra- ard al his statistics from the
various s0urcss-ths mining exchange.
miners bureau and railroad Offices. show
that TIE rush from Colorado viii exceed
al vaSt calculations. H learns thar S.9sa
Colorasoans wiu be On the coast ready
70 take the first boats whose passengers
are likely 20 SO direct 70 the gold pro-
ducfrg sections.
Numerous Colora6oans are organizing
companies and corporations and floating
stock OF the same to secure funds upon
which 20 reach the new gold producing
country OF the North. Every other lob
turned out by Denver printing houses is
said now 70 be the prospectus Of such a
concern. There IS no mine or l0ca ton
hack OF IL, or alleged resources: Il Is
simply a greater gamble on the future
energy and honesty u the organizers than
was the Cripple Creek stocks which were
sold by the Ton two years ago. A portion
OF these proposed Alaska mining COM
rsnies are close corporations whose shares
are held by four 10 a dozen men while
others are being strengthened by sales OF
stock In other states by means OF clever
advertising.
An echo Of the trend OF events in this
lire reached the mayors Office a few days
ago in the shape of A letter from c. r.
Spencer, jr.. or Marlin. Tex, who wrote
as follows:
Mayor. Denver. Coi.-Dsar Sir: Do Won
know Mr.. P r. Hin os your cstv7 Is
ne an honest man. He Is trying 10 get
up an expedition 70 Alaska and wants 10
secure 100 men with 81 GO cash each. 10
form cooperative company to be char
tered, TO prospect for and mine gold In
Alaska Please advise me concerning
him"
Arthur Cooper. the mayors secretary
has failed TO find the name Of the mar
ticular Hill alluded TO by Mr.. Spencer. Of
Marlin. in the Denver city directory. nor
does anybody around the Denver Mining
Exchange or the International Mining
Bureau know anything of such a person.
age. The Marlin man, who evidently does
not care TO be swindlei. Will therefore be
informed Of the fact from the MAYORS
office that r. f. Hill Is an unknown GUAM
tity In Denver. that he may be all right
and may not. but that since he has M
permanent address in this city il might
be well 10 further investigate his methods
before putting confidence and 81, 900 in his
scheme.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28

Members of Tacoma Chamber of Com
merce Talk of New Organization.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA. Oct. PA rumor has been
current on the streets for several days
that an effort was being made to form a
Business Mems League. and that a Pc
tition calling for signers was being pre-
sented to the business men OF the city
for their signatures. An effort was made
10 run the rumor down, but after inqulr-
Ing OF numerous business men and the
wise ones" who always know what Is
going on. the news gatherer was as much
in the dark as ever. The rumor evident
iy arose from the dissensions Ia the Cham
Der OF Commerce and the outcome of the
last meeting, In which Ed s. Hamilton
gave his reasons for reslgning the presi-
dency. A few days before that meeting
Ii was stated that number or the
younger members of the Chamber of Com
merce were considering the adyisability of
Withdrawing from the chamber and or
ganizing a new body In which young men
would have some say, but beyond these
alleged statements nothing has been done
Should such an organization be formed
there is not doubt but that large num-
Der Of young business men could be found
who would Join.
The trustees Of the Chamber OF Com
merce are having considerable difficulty
In finding man who viii take the presi-
6ency. II Is said that Col, c. w. Griggs,
tHe vice piFSAHS&tts ahA @AtSA2A%NA Da4fAie
manager OF Balfour, Guthrie & Co, have
both refused 10 take the position. although
both are enthusiastic supporters OF the
adminlstra ton. Another man whose name
has been prominently mentioned ia con-
nection with the presidency is George H.
Stone, OF Sanford. Stone & Fisher He
has been a member OF the chamber for
some years, and has always taken an act
i've part in the affairs Of the chamber. II
IS thought he would be acceptable TO the
trustees. as he is a Collyer man and a
great believer In the future of Tacoma
w. c. Wheeler. Of Wheeler. Osgood e. Co.
and G. l. Holmes. both ex-presidents Of
the chamber, are also mentioned for the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
NOTES FROM LAKE CHELAy.
New steamer-Frnit Dryer n Sue
cesS-proEresH of Sinfe Rnna

Special Dispatch to the Post-InteIligence
LAKESIDE, Oct. 26.-The new steamer
being built by III. r. Kingman is nearing
completion and will be launched in about
two weeks. n. G. Peterson, OF Seattle
who designed the vessel and was in charge
OF the work until recently, was conpelIed
TO return 10 the Sound. and George Cot
trell the local boatbullder. Is engaged T.,
finishing the planking. The model &c an
exceptionally handsome one, TIE winter
win be occupied in setting up the machIn-
cry and hitting up the steamer for use
in the spring.
The new schoolhouse lately commenced
At Lakeside Is now finished. and school WIN
be opened on the second Monday IN M
vember- George Bedtelyon Of Spokane
lately with the United States Geological
survey. has been engaged as teacher. Tha
school district was bonded some months
ago for X.000 and the bonds. which hear
interest at per cent, were taken mn
readily, and brought premium OF sg5
The fruit and vegetable evaporator
erected by Robinson & Williams at che
Ian IL being run day and night. II has
capacity OF 1000 pounds every twentv.fo,,
hours, and for the past month has bean
running on fruit alone, but later on tha
drying OF vegetables for the Alaska trada
IS contemplated.
Much satisfaction IS expressed n .btw
vicinity al the manner IN which ths w
atehee-Twisp state road has been carried
through, When the bridge now being hufIt
across Ire Entiat river r. finished. a wagon
can be driven from wenatchee N a 49,.
ten miles beyond Chelan over a voos roa4
and now the Great Northern railroad :.
reached without having 70 cross ara "a
cross the Columbia There stfn roro.t--
money enough 70 carry the work on -
I'VE weeks longer. The crew OF workrns,
- enca mped near the lakes IA 49,
eoulee. midway between Chesan ara -.
Methow. John Carlyle assessor ~ c,aae
hogan county. is In charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
COMING OUT OF NooksACK MINES.
Prospectors Driven Away by snow
Preparing 10 Build Roads.

Special Dispatch to the Post-IntelIigencer.
wHATCOM. Oct. 27.-Prospectors are re
turning every day from the Whatcom
county gold fields and buying tickets for
their homes in various parts or the coun-
try. There s. an agreement among ali the
returning gold seekers as 10 the fact that
mineral bodies Of a high grade Of richness
are there and they all say that they win
return as early IN the spring as the snow
will allow them 70 work 70 advantage. A
rev strike on Black mountain. assaylng
about 500 Is reported this wesk-
Tha county commissioners have awaken
"a - the fact that there viii be a rush
- big dimensions into this region IN the
spr4ng and are arranging 20, have the nee
essarv bridges put n. 50 that the tids Of
travel can 20 and come by wagon TO the
neigh horhc8a Of the lodges already dlscov-
erred. Tais vii make Il the most accessi-
Bile mineral region III she Cascades.
An engineering OUTFIT has spent a good
deal - time IN Surveying and running The
preliminary Nnes Of a railroad route up
there this fall and the Indications are
very favorable 70 a railroad line into the
very heart az the mineral territory early
81 the spring TO connect with thu Belllnr-
harm Bay s British Columbia from this
r8rw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
N0NNN)N~-V~NC@N

Cleveland inquired who the young man
was and whether he was a man OF fam
~. On being told that he was a single
man. and that his relatives were wel-to-
do. Mr. Cleveland wanted TO know whether
$40 was too much. To this Mr.. Redaeld,
who had taken the money off Mr. Fow-
lers person. said. Wen. as they are
charging about four prices for everything
they do here, / guess IL Il all right
The money was paid. and Mr.. Cleve-
land returned 10 his work. In about an
hour OF 50 afterwaFd a friend OF Cleve-
lands came 10 him and told him that
they we're holding a miners meeting on
him t1leveiandl. When asked WAY such
proceedings were being taken against h m,
ne vas told that it was because he had
charged $40 for taking the body OF young
Fowler % town. Mr.. Cleveland immedl-
afely went 70 the place where the meet
Ing was being held and offered not only
10 Pay back the money paid. but more. as
he bad not Intended % overcharge the
boys for the work It seemed 70 be all
rlsht with the friends Of Fowler, but
lot Of disappointed. hot-headed, Jealous
people took It upon themselves TO hold
this meeting aad order MIR. Cleveland out
" the camp.
'As Ar. Cleveland has a very good bust
ness IN Junsau. and being a man who did
nos like 70 have trouble. he left skaeuay
and returned 70 juneau. where. as said
.fe entoys the confidence or all law-abiding
citizens"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
She GLADLY SPEAKS !
victim OF Nervous Dyspepsia art
Nervous Prostitution.

Onaiasks Wis.-For ten WARS r ~.
naen the suffering victim 81 nervous r,rc,s
tlasloh snd nervous dyspepsia / cssFn0t
g-sth 70 tell You or remember the RENE
nave tried Take "a hat 1 would gre ~
worse instead OF better, and was we'll
s4sh discouraged. Then came the grafe-
Vice OF my brother. who @ert nae = -
4 conmenced taking Or. Charcot's koIa
eEFins Tablets. I have taken one box
Ing compared 10 the phystoaI raifae 49,
Aperisncsd ! am better and happier
then l have been for i've years. III +
ISaaa Hs@ke the recommended ton stronger
Mrs. Lulu Gleason.
Ut cnzrcot,s Kcsa Nerylne Tablets ara
s~setsois ara harmless. Their strength
sfty cents and 81 at druggists or roaI1sd
Srsss. rroreka Chemical q MIG, Co., Ia