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Evening star., 1897-05-13
SHOT WITHOUT PRovoCATIoN.
Charles Martin Kills Walter Hagel
mt MOberly, Mo.

MOBERLY, Mo-, May 13.-Two young
men. Walter Hager of Moberly aged twen-
ty-two, and Charles Martin, aged seven
teen, living near Renick, this county, called
upon two sisters, daughters of A. D. Ter
rill. When Hager left the house. Martin
followed him, and after a few words shot
four times at him, one ball taking effect
in the formers neck. Hager died in a
few minutes and Martin came to town and
gave himself up. The deceased was un-
armed. 1t is not known what caused the
shooting.
Evening star., 1897-05-13
WOODS A STATE WITNESS.
He Was Indicted With Lieut.. Farrow
in Pfttsburg.

i'm Pittsburg.
PITTSBURG, Pa. May 13-The case of
Lieut.. Edward 8. Farrow of New York,
charged with fraud and conspiracy in con-
nection with the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association Of New York. was called
for trial in the county courts this morning.
The trial attracted quite a number of peo-
pie prominent in the insurance world to
the court room, and some interesting de-
velopments are promised on both Sides
o. Linford Woods, who is Jointly indicted
with Farrow, was brought into court ami
placed In the prisoners dock. 1t is said
he will be used as a witness by the prose
cution.
Evening star., 1897-05-13
BIG sHRINkAGE IN ASSETS.

Bank Of Tacoma Gets $3.50 for Prop
erty Valued at $2SO,OOO.
TACOMA, Wash. May 13-The sale of
the assets of the Bank of Tacoma to ]. j.
Mckone, for $3.50, has been confirmed by
the superior court The face value of the
assets was more than a quarter of a mill
lion dollars. The city of Tacoma had over
$2U,OOO on deposit at the time Of the fail
ure, August Is. 1895. nearly all of which
was lost
Evening star., 1897-05-13
cHEATHAM CoNFrRxrD.

The Keninatton 81 Becoraer Of Deed.
Favorably Acted Upon.
The Senate this afternoon, In executive
session. confirmed Mr.. Cheatham as re-
cordsr Of deeds for the Disasiot Il Celum.
bta. -,ss,s
Evening star., 1897-05-13
Posasaster Gorao.ss -ce.aftfo..

Postmaster Gordon Of Chicago who is w.
Ing Ill at Providence Hospital in this city,
was said this afternoon to be resting easily.
danger. =
Evening star., 1897-05-13

Secretary Long politely declined to an
swcr pointed questiors tending to bring
out this feature. Judge Day was equally
rsticsnt. About nsoa Judgs Day ieft the
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08
NAKED SWIMMERS CHASED.

Small boys Lead Policeman Pretty
Race Through Atchison tKan.) Streets.
The spectacle of 80 naked boys flying
along the streets and over the lawns
and gardens of the residence part of
West Atchison and the shrieks OF wom-
en- and children created commotion
most unusual the other day.
For some time complaints have been
filed with the chief of police that boys
were in the habit Of bathing Mt a certain
spot in White Clay creek in full view Of
those who live in the adjacent dwell
ings. An officer was detailed to abnte
the nuisance. Going to the swimming
place he discovered 30 boys in the water.
They made dash for liberty, leaving
their clothes behind them. The boys
scattered in every direction and went
flying up and down the streets and
through the ynrds-anywhere to escape
the policeman.
The ladies of the community who
were on the porchcs or the lawns also
scattered. The officer caught one boy.
but he was wet and slippery and slipped
out Of the arms of the representative of
the law. Unfortunately, the boy -an
into barbcd wire fence few moments
Inter and received pninfulgashes.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08

The success of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in effecting a
speedy cure of colds, Group and
whooping cough has brought it
into great demand. Messrs.
Points & Son, of Cameron, Ohio,
say that it has gained a reputa-
ton second to none in that vicini.
ty. Jas. NJ. Queen, of YOUNGSTOWN,
w. Va, says tits the best he ever
used. B. F. Jones, druggist,
Winona, Miss, says Cham
pertains Cough Remedy is per.
fectly reliable. have always
warranted it and it never failed
to give the most perfect satisfac-
ton" so cent bottles for sale by
Wells & Haymaker, Clarksburg
or E. A. Wilson. Salem. 9-lm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08


When the Prince of Wales was
in America, in 1860, he was a
young man of nineteen and un-
married. Naturally, the Ameri-
can girls were deeply interested
in hlm. and a period of the most
romantic excitement ensued in
all the cities. Every subterfuge
to dance with the you're Prince
was resorted to, and members of
his party were Drilled to arrange
q waltz with the Heir Apparent.
Church people forgot themselves
and stood on the cushions of the
pews in order to see the Royal
visitor. ON every hand it was
a season of excitement, and ball,
dinners, fetes and receptions
ruled. Mr.. Fiske has written out
the whole story, and it forms the
January installment of The Ladies
Home Journals series of Great
Personal Events"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08

Driving with her children late
on Christmas eve to her home on
the Petersburg turnpike, near
Manchester, Va, a woman was
held up by a negro. Selling a
big tin horn she had bought for
a present she so belabored the
highwayman that he retreated,
and the family got home safely.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08
81. LOUIS AGAIN LOOKS up.


hserm stricken City Ii Recovering ffom
Its Terribie Disaster.
Affairs In the storm-ridden district
Of the two cities are taking on moro
cheerful aspect. The first rush for re.
lief IS over and there is<eyidence
of general improvement in the condition
of the storm sufferers at the district re.
lief stations.
There Is q noticeable decreasc In the
number Of applicants for aid and It is
the Expressed belief that the st! ttions In
ST. Louis win be closed 5000. With
the abandonment OF the district sta
tons. however, the relief work will be
far from finished. Whatever remains
Of the general fund will be left In the
Keeping Of the merchants exchange
committee. which will continue the
work wherever necessary.
The relief fund continues to grow un-
til it has reached $3.50. 531. In all parts
OF the tornado district houses are being
made habitable once more and de-
molished buildings are being rapidly re.
built.
In East st. Louis the work on restora-
ton goes on steadily and there is no
abatement Of the relief committees
work. Many people who are COM
PEELED to live in tents until their demo'-
ished homes are repaired are becoming
accustomed to their new environments
In some places tenants live in box cars.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08

BOARD AND FURNISHED Rooms
Two elegantly furnished rooms
with bath and modern convent.
ences on Pike street. Terms
reasonable. Address Box $50
Clarksburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08
GrH or FEBRUARY, 1sp1.

VII OE TEbNChhI 1917.
ut the front door OF the court house of
said county that certain parcel of land
situate in Elk district. Harrison coun.
ty, w. Va, on wa ters of Gnatty creek,
adjoining lands of Porter Maxwell. con !.
tanning 80 acres, aud being the same
lanti wherein the said Greathouse
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

STUUhHUIUEho MEEIINN
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Clarksburg Masonic Cemetery
Association will be held in Masonic
Hall on the second Monday in january
Immediately after the lodge
VIM. Fl. FREEMAN. Pres.
n. LAMBRECHr. Secy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08
TERMS OF SALE

O.c third cash. For the residue II
c.ea,t of md 9 years wi be given, the
purchaser giving notes with good Sc
curity, bearing interest to date. lien
will lie retained ON the land as further
security.
y-4t Trustee.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-01-08
I AND FOR SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed of trust executed
to me- as trustee by Moses Greathouse
and wife dated October 81. 1895, record
ed in Harrison county court clerks of.
ice in Trust Deed Book letter NJ page
1876, to secure the payment of $500 to
Mrs A. L. DAVIDSON. l will offer for
sale by auction on the
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
Tactics Of Spaniards Who Say
That War Is the Only True
Policy in Cuba.
MARSHAL BLANCO is NOW
ISSUING PARDONS.
An Ed Ct That Is DesOrib od AS EN-
pressing Sentiments OF the
Queen Regent.
Special Dispatch to rRx CALL

MADRID, Nov. Lieutenant General
Weyler's political hackerS supported by
his inhueutia following in the army, are
fomenting an agitation IN his behalf
against the Government policy and are
preparing to give him reception on his
arrival which Will, II they can bring il
about, neutralixS the critical attitude
OF the SaEasta Cabinet Senior Ro-
nero Robledo, who is leading the agi-
tauon, addressed 3 large meeting of Con-
servatives to-day, at which severa, Sena-
tors and Deputies were present ana made
violent attack upon lha governing COM
mittct Of the Conservative party, whom
he charged with being Responsible for the
dissolution 81 the party. lie eulogized
Liep,onsnt- General Weyler as u great mil
itary commander, and urged that war is
the only true policy in Cuba"
Ssror Ronledo will meet General Weyler
on his arrival on the MontSerrst. Mean
while he is organizing a series OF puollo
meetings to protest against The recall of
Weyler the first OF which will be held to-
morrow, and he proposes y reorGau cation
OF the Conservative party upon the basis
OF the programme Of the late Senoy Cano-
vas del Castillo as 10 Cuba ana the Pail
ippineS
HAVANA. Nov. S.-MarShal Blauco has
issued me following edict, officially 6e.
Scrlbed rs expressing the magnaulmouS
sentiments 81 the QUoeu Resent and the
nSm determination .! the National Gov
eminent.
II pardon in full all those who have
been prosecuted tor The crime y! rebellion.
Rebels prosecuted for common crimes in-
dependent oi rebellion, such - spol,a-
Non. immoralttv ana he like, viii be
psrdoue3 as ocls. bUt judged fer other
olIsnSeS committed by them.
Those suffering sentences imposed
prior 10 the date Of thlS eGlct Will have
tAelr sentence commN,ed 10 = certain eX-
tent ana perhaps 3n some cases in full
Persons paTdonea sAoV!d appear before
the civtl and military authorize, 1t then
respective paceS of residence, which they
wlll designate ana which VII be communl-
Gated 10 me. Should they designate places
of residences outside ,hs pliuclpal t0was.
they Will b advised oI the necessity ci re-
siding Within the military zone CT cult
vation. The military authorities wlli be
careful not to invade the jurisdiction 81
the civil authorities Therefore, those
pardoned caunot change their residence
Without obtaining the perm iSsion Of boih
civil and military authority.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
GREAT Ls604 g. THERiHG.
Many kattsrs of Importance to Be
Secretly Considered at tbs Knights
Gensroi Assembly.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S-The mem
hers OF the General Assembly of the
Knights Of Labor will begin their twenty
first annual session in this city to- morrow.
This viii be the most important gather
ing of laboring men ever held in louis
vile, and will be attended by upward Of
100 delegates from every paet OF this coun-
lry and Canada snd seyera! representa-
;ives from the district assem- biisS Of for
eigR countries
pTelim mary meeting of the executive
board was held ;his afternoon FOR the pnr-
rose o. arranging the details Of the COM
ing meeting. All the sessions will be
secret, even local mem bers being barred
aud the attendance on the floor being linn
tied strictly 10 delegates
The meeting will last about ten days
ana il is said that matters of the grayesi
I'm pOrsancs will come up for settlement
Among the more important mem oers ST.
ready On tie grolnd are }. r Sovereign,
seneral N sster workman; 7. ". MCGUIRE
OF New York. grsnd worthy fore at
John W Hayes OF Washington. grand
secretary ana treasurer; Andrew y. Bss.
Of New YORK. II. s, MarIln OF Minnesota
ana Daniel Brown OF Montana
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
THROUGH TO san FRANCISCO.
Evidence That the Santa Fs Intends
TO Connect Nth the Valley
foad,

LOS ANGELES, Nov. S-The-s is q
well defined idea that the SAINTS Fs people
are pushing for an entrance 20 San
Francisco. over the tracks Of the san
Josquin Valley Railroad instead Of over
the Southern Pacific. At present work is
progressing rapidly upon 3 branch road
from Kramer, on the Santa Fe, 10 Rands-
burg. The character OF the work Is 80
subs anIial in sll lines that few psopl :
oailevs that so much money Is being spsat
simply 10 build 20 small mining camp.
The impression is that the road viii De
continued from RanGs oarg 20 Junction
with the Valley road at Bakersfield. The
distance Is only about rs miles, snd the
grades sTe coupsFatIyely easy SnG the
construction Work inexpensive
The people o. this city have long
dreamed of line TO san Francisco other
than the Southern Pacific. aud j. sppes-s
a. though they were going TO get -
The Southern PScihc is aeS figuring on
: road from MojSve through R&ndsburE
10 keels-. This latter town IS ne Sou,h-
sEn terminus Of the Carson sEd Colossio
narrow gusss.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
PR0TEcTIRG FISHING INTERESTS.
Commissioner 6rce Hakes Rsoort
on the Work Accomplished
IN One Year.

WASHINGTON. Nov. S-Uaited State.
Fish Commissioners john Bsics has sub
miitsd 10 iae President summary o. the
work aceonp.ishe By the Fish Com mis-.
sion since Dece n Der / 1856 To further
test the feasibility of the iatrcd uction q:
ouinnst salmon in Eastern waters 5Ql0 O01
rggs were transferred from the BAIT :
Creek (Cs!.l station during the fall Of
1895 ana SIS result 4 o00 600 try were lib
srAled during The past spring IN the ST..
Lawrence, Hudson snG Delaware rivers in
Maine.
The acclinatjon of the s,eeihesd trout
IN Eastern waters was continued. Tie
rain bow trout, native only 10 the noun
;Sin streams o! the Pacific Coast, has been
successfully na;uraiizsd in nearly sye-y
State east oi ihe Rocky Mountains.
Last spring the A. oasFoSs entered On an
impor;a1t examlnatlon OF the sslmca
streams OF AiaskA The very active pro
c2ctIoa oi tie fisheries in Certain stream :
threatens 10 Seriously reduce the SUNNY
unless effective measures sre taken 10
oyercoms Ihe destruction. Tue eoadi-
iions are SO various S.ong the 500 miles
OF the Alaskan eoss. on which salmon
fishing s done thsI no general protection
law can De framed that viii apply 20 all
regions
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
". eodfrsy Rgntsr OF Kentucky Is
hcmsd as Minister 10 6udts-
rraia ana honduras.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S-Ths Prsss-
dent today appointed W. Godfrey Hunter
OF Kentucky 10 be Envov Extraordinary
and N.ai.ieE P eniPotsntiary 10 Gaaie-
n ala ana Honduras.
Dr.. Hunser Is The leader o. the Rep0eli-
can party in kentucky. He was t2s can
diia,e 10. the Senasorship. oat, alter a
long struggle had 70 give way 10 Senator
Dsbo@. s few Republicans refusing 20 sup
port hin.
The Prssidsn. also n made ths following Z
sddlsicnsl appointments:
70 % Collectors OF Internal Reysnus-
James u Wood fer the district ei New
Ham pshir@. f. 7. Franks foE the Second
distrle; OF ksnsuckv.
Thom&s0. Thompson, 10 De Collector OF
Customs for gae district OF New Lonao7,
Coma.
E3wia II. Ye&ran, agent for the indians
at Lehise, Idaho; kiwsre W. Bartlett,
Register o. Land O1.iee 81 Ia Grange. Or.
Major LoOl. Marshall. Corps Ansl-
neers 10 ee 5 member OF the Missouri
Com mission
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
FRED BELL COULD
NOT Be LOCATED
Preliminary Examination of
Eaton al Napa Again
Continued.
The Missing Witness kelly to Be
Punished for His Failure
to App aar.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL

Special Dispatch TO TRE GAIL
NAPA. Nov. s-The preliminary hear
ing of George Z. Eaton, WAS again con-
tinued to-day, this time until Saturday
next. on motion of the District Attorney.
The cause OF the postponement was fail
ure 10 find Fred Bel. one OF the defend.
ants witnesses. Justice Bradford on
Saturday issued 3 bench warrant for
Bells applehen>ion. and Consta bic Allen
of this city searched San Francisco for
nim yesterday without success. When
Bell is apbrehended it will likely go hard
with him, for Judge Bradford is angry.
The repeated con,inuances have aroused
MS ire. In court to-day ne declared iha.
the defense was trying TO delsy the pro-
eeedings. but It's game would not work
any longer.
Henry Hogan, acting for the defense.
pleaded for three hours for continuance,
nut his motions were sli denied. Tne
District Attorner, who fought continu-
ance, hnslly moved for it because o: the
apsencs OF the leading witness and it
was granted.
Mrs. Theresa Bell is eager 10 proceed
and Nanny" Pleasant was 10 hsvs
been placed on the stand to-day. Justice
Bradford considers the absence o. Eaton s
counsel as wholly inexcu>sbls.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
~ rHENTF KoUNDs.
HiH C.risv OF Ergisnd Defeat, Patsy
Fay -4m>ries.

HSI CSrfev or EEgtaaa Befsats Patsy
Fay -4m>riea.
NEWCASTLE. Eng, Nov. S-Whl Cur
ley of England tonight defeated Patsy
Haley OF America in - boxing contest in
twenty rounds. The contest caused great
excitement in sporting circles and the
attendance broke the record. The betting
favored ths American.
Curley had the advantage OF two and a
half inches in height. which prevented
his adversary from displ aging his clever
ness TO the full extent The EXCHANGES in
the early part OF the battle were only
slight, Curiey being much superior in
science snd held big lead. In The final
rounds Haley made plueky at;em pt to
set on even terms With his opponent, but
/; was of no avail. The latter maintsined
his smart attacks to the very close OF the
twentieth round and secured decided
victory.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
ALL THE FAMILY
DIED TOGETHER
Husband Wife and Children
Commit Suicide in a Paris
Home.
Losses on the Bourss and Worry
Over Captain Captain Dreyfus
the Supposed Cause.
SPECIAL pispa,ea TO rHx CAIL

special pisp&ieh 20 TEE CALI.
PARIS, Nov. S-A man named Drsyfus,
= cousin OF the depoEled artillery officer.
aow an m0risoasd oa an island OF the
coast Of French Guiana, together
with hts vie formerly Miss Be
oecea Foriado Ah-zhams, sud their
three daughters. respectively IS. IL aud
: years of sge, committed suicide this
morning OF last night AZ their residence ST
NRrsceu. The porter Of the house found
their bodies in their apartments ssrgy to-
GAY. lying On the door il ths bsdroom al
The youasess child.
DEsytu< LETT latter for the Com mis-
st0ner a Police o, his district, i1csosins
40 francs 20 dsSrsy The sxpsn ses o. the
iaaerSL The deceased husband was 50
unset ey tie seagsnee im posed on Captain
Drsyias that he changed his nsms 10 Ias.
Of his wife
lis believed ,has the suicides wsrs hs-
cause Of the recent losses ey u-sytGs on
the Rourse> Madame pzeytas last week
made several purchases o. f1rs and cloth
ins for the children ana Was sessiag
ready 20 vlsis hsr sister - Lo26on.
This seems 80 show thai sac hS3 no
inklns az her easesaa's intsatlons st
lhs: time and lea ir.sa0s Q. the family 10
Aellsye thSs IL wss en4y under als oysE-
MASTERING laausacs sass she ssesei 70
share MS fate. Il IS not eslSsvsS as Cap.
tain DrsysaS affair WAS an smpo-saa
factor n sAs Snscsos-
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
Two Daughters of the
Dead Capitalist the
Contestants.
Accuse Their Stepmother of
Having Exerted Undue
Influence.
Family Contentious to Be Aired in
the Superior Court at
San JoSa.
Special Dispatch to The CALI.

SAN JOSE Nov. S.-The will Cf the late
Sylvester Newhall, who died in this city
or August q last, leaving an estate worth
nearly $5O0,0O0. is to be contested, and a
long and bitter fight in the courts is prom
lsed. The papers In the case have been
prepared aud will be filed in day or So
The contestants are Mrs. George Dunn
and Belle Newhall. daughters OF the de-
ceased. The court will be asked to declare
deeds by which the testator gave his en-
tire estate TO his wife, Mary E. Newhall
null and void. Sensational developments
are promised, and the family conten tions S
in the Newhall household in recent years
will be aired in court.
sylvester Newhall was pioneer orchard
lst- he had been married three times and
| tnere were two sets of children, three of
his own and three stepchildren.
The complaint charges that in May, 1885,
sylvester Newhall made a will, by which he
devised one half of his estate to his three
children and the balance to his widow.
The tepchildren-Fred Stoddard, Mrs
Ryan and Mrs. Bessie Hawley-were not
gwen anything.
In January of this year Newhall was
stricken by apoplexy, and the contestants
nllece that while in this state Mrs New
hal worked upon the feelings of the de-
ceased and caused him 10 revoke the will
and deed 10 her the entire estate. 1t is
also claimed the testator was Kept under
the influence of opiates and was utterly
| unable 10 act with discretion or sound
Judgment when he executed the deeds
The contestants charge tha! Mrs. Newhall
| lad ample estate OF her own to live on,
and the estate 20 be contested is the sepa-
rate property of their father. They say
their stepmother, by her scheming, meant
10 live in comfort and stfiuence during the
rest OF her life, and denounce her as un-
reasonable, dlctatoral, domineering, ty-
rannical and arrogant.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
Ena Of a a.cera- Rr.akir1 cru,,..

ASTORIA. Nov. S-The British ship
Princi patty. which srrsved 81 this port
late last night IS record breaker This
is her fifth yoysgs under Captain Jones
who few months sgo started fron New
castle with 5 cargo OF ceal for Panama
He nsie the ycFsSe IN the I'd proceeds ted
time of Gf1y-siI days s1d from Pzasma
10 Astoria in ffty-one days Whea In 9
north and III west. Captain Jones spoSe
the British snip MISUNDERSTANDING.
eighteen days iron San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09

minute before be got to the depot. But
he concluded that he would make 1t any
how" Ny friend, you have got to get
away from notions OF that sort. Unless
you show prom ptness IN all you do you
will be at disad vantage. Let Us suppose
for a moment that you are a weakIing.
Do you know that you can never get back
the vim, the fire, the grand beauty OF
youth or procrasunation? No! The
moment hat you feel that you need help YOU
MUST ask for il or you viii be as surely Left
as this man is. "Hudvsn" works wonders It
has cured nearly 10000 people on this north
ern part of a big continent But grand as IL Is.
there are foolish peope who viii wait 10 he
last moment, apparently trying 10 test lis
great powers. Don't you be so silly! Do you
ha ppen 10 know that's pound OF prevention
is worth ton OF cure ~ Disabuse your mind
for once ASK about "Hudysn." You cannot
put querv that wiz not be gladly answered.
The !utle It nj the most re liable testimony as
10 its value are sent you free. Look TO your
sell and resolve 10 be just 70 yourself Why
the world should laugh at you is mystery.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
sss.fora- Re,,aaes Gsm. csllee OF.

PAL0 ALTO, Nov. S-The Stanford
Reliance game, which was 10 have been
played on the campus this afternoon, was
called off ~ II O'Clock to-day by Captain
Frick OF the Reliance team. much 10 the
disgust OF the Stanford management,
which hsd gone 10 considerable expense
preparing Tor the contest, Captain Friok
says IN jusuhestion t4at his mea were
net in proper shane 'nr Sms.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09

Louis, Ca plain Chase of Jefferson Barracks,
Lieutenant Noble, U. :. A, OF San Fran
cisco and J. G. Scoield MeikelJohn
private secretary. Alter drive me
party was entertained at luncheon oy
Major Frank Mclaughlin at the Code
Cate Villa. after which il left on the after
noon train for San Jose. On the Trip
visit to the Big Trees was made.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-09
Hudson Medical Institute,
stockton, Market and Ellis sts.,
san FRANCISCO. CAL

In cases oil falling out of hair, when
the teeth get loose, when there are
copper-colored spots on the body, il is
wise to send for a. Thirty-Day Blood
Cure circulars. They cost nothing
n not even postage stamp. "Hudyan s"
circulars are free, too.