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The morning times., 1897-03-01
DELIVERER OF THE PEOPLE
GIANT DISEASE SLAIN BY
HIS GREAT DISCOVERY.
1t Stands as Barrier Between
Suffering Humanity and
the Grave.
Drdgg.sts Everywhere Report
Enormous Sales of DR.. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills.

What sufferer from kidney disease who
has been fortunate enough to take Dr.
Hobbs SparaGus Kidney Pills and been
cured viii not heartily ndorse every
word in the heading Of this arti Gle?
What man or woman is there today
whc would dare gainsay the healing
virtues Of DR. Hobbs Kidney Remedy
after the evidence that has been pro-
duced in the columns of this paper for
several days past
a well known physician of Washing
ten said yesterday: "At first / was
skciiical AZ TO the value Of this prepara-
ton, but the very favorab bic reports
Frequently hear from those who are using
il convinces me that If is wonderful
medicine. one of my patients said yes
terdar i have been taking DR. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills for about week
and / declare / feel better than | have
for ten years. and he certainly looked
better than ] ever remember seeing him
/ am pretty thoroughly convinced that
Hobbs Sparagus Pins viii be universally
prescribed 10y the medical profession
Advertising is a good way 10 let people
know that you have something to sell,
but il is a mighty expensive operation
when the article offered is OF no value
The enormous success obtained by Dr.
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills comes from
the fact that those whom they have
Benefited tell their friends, and this is
the position DR.. Hobbs great discovery
occupies in this community today.
Evidence of the Following Character
Is What Has Proven Hobbs Spara-
gus Kidney pills to Be Without a
Peer as a Kidney and Rheumatic
Cure:
The morning times., 1897-03-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-First-class barroom in good
business location, doing a big whisky
trade, VIII sell cheap, rs owner Is about
TO leave the city. Apply 10 WASHING
TON BREWERY CO, 5th and SITS ne.
mai sc
WANTED Partner in a small manu-
featuring business. good article and
ready seller. goods now on the market
Further information call 1928 9th st
my mal-3b
FOR SALE-Lunch and dInine-To0m; one
or the best stands in the city for the
lndugu uTitIon. price $3.50 l4O6 Penn-
SSINauII ave IeIo-bO
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LOST.

LOST-A black pocket book containing
$50 and cheek for SO liberal re ward
viii iae paid for return 10 J ; MACkIN-
TOSH, I eu9 Riggs place NV. Il
LOST
.t.OST-Sstur,iay night, between 18th -
andLaf3I yctJe J'arE, a 4, = Army rhRpe,ta
i reward viii he paid by returning saiue
to Rnnni 80. War department city "
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FOUND.

ICE CEIAM-A L; absolutely pure; SOC.
I.cf e1ion, deliveTel. LACESS, 601
.tiId GO3 y. \. ave fe27-tt
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To be Continued
The morning times., 1897-03-01

l WONDER WHO pays the highest prices
for gents cast off clothing, drop pos
tai. SAUL BROS, 923 ID ST. NV. ja15-3mo
YOU Will fInd inauguration tickets for
stand ~ 4th and 13tn sJs at Mr. BREN-
TANo Book Stute- and LITTLEEIELD
& .ALXQRD'S office. 1927 Pa. ave
!elu-3W
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FOR SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-5,s acres near Arlington
500 acres on b. and L r. Z.
tIty property fur exchange.
Money loaned ON mortgage
SAMUEL BEALAfEAR.
Room 3O:;. Fidelity Building.
fe2T-tf Baltimore. Md.
FOR SALE beautiful tract Of 20 acres.
surrounded nv ttic rJCueSt ANA most fertile
farms in Maryland. between Brooks sta
tiOu aud UyattSville, price. 81 500. Also,
Mt FaCtivc hD!ucS IA HNatLSvIlic lud choice
building lots HoaSes for rent Farms for
sale. ROGERS X ROGERS, 33S Ind. ave.
AMI HyattSyille. Md fe27-tf
The morning times., 1897-03-01

PIANO tuning. 81 so. all work firSt-class;
RlTY, 3O5 18th II. Sc fe2T-3t ,em
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
The Filth Regiment.

Since the previously pu ublished order No. 10
from regimental headquarters of the Fifth
Regiment, Second Brigade, fourteen men were
discharged, eleven on account of removal. one
for the good OF the service and two at expira.
tion OF Term OF service.
Corporal +. NJ. Magill has been returned to
Company A without loss of time. Sergeant P
Treanton, Company d, has been reduced to
The ranks a his own request.
The following appears in orders:
The commanding officer wishes to thank the
officers and men of the regiment for the good
work Done at Camp Shafter, held during the mon th
of July santa Cruz, and 10 congratulate the
regiment on the showing both in mum bers at camp
AMI al so at al drills and parades during the Week.
The camp was ona OF the best that has been he' "a
by the regiment and shows steady alvance ment
of officers and men.
The following appointments are hereby an
nounced:
Private ]. C. Ellis Com many A, to be corporal
with rauk from July II. 1897; Private D.
Jumper, Company A, to be corporal, with rank
from July is. 1897: Corporal J. Barrow, Com pany
j. be sergeant. with rank from July 10 1897
Private A F. Hanson, Company r. quartermas.er
sergeant, with rank from July ! = 1897.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

several pos ttions that had been assumed were
viewed and the mistakes of the day discovered
and discussed"
When the Major-Geuera reache Ukiah all
the staff and line officers di mounted,
marched from the camp 10 the hotel and paid
their poets to the c mmanding officer. he
1hing laudatory of Colonel Smith. There are
many of the officers who feel hurt that in his
little speech the Majot-General said never
word about the line officers who had come TO
show him courtesy.
1t is said that the breaking of camn was one
OF the rettiest sights of the week. When the
bugle was sounded 10 strike tents every struc-
ture of the white village went down as ii it
had bean but one tent.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
SAN FRANCISCO "CALL"

HJsINESs OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
71O Market street, open until II o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
S39 Hayes street. open until 80 o'clock.
6l5 Larkin street: open until $3.50 O'Clock.
Sw. corner sixteenth and Mission streets; open
sntil O'Clock.
1243 Mission street; open until o'clock
2b1S Mission street: open until O'Clock
167 Ninth street; open until 9 80 O'Clock.
1905 Polk street; open until 80 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets: open till O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
BUSH WAS PLUCKY.
A Policeman Climbs Through VIM
dow After Burglar and Ar
rests Him.

Policeman Bush. while standing in the
vicinity of Mission and Second streets
shortly after O'Clock yesterday morning,
saw man break window in the house
on the northwest corner of the streets,
open it. and climb inside.
Bush wh;stled for Policeman Cooney,
and then pluckily climbed through the
open window after the burglar. 1t did not
take him long to find him and make him
throw up his hands.
Bush placed him under arrest and sent
him TO the City Prison, where he was
booked on charge of burglary.
He gave the name of Thomas Coursey,
a teamster, - years of age. but it is sup
posed TO be fictitious name. As an ex-
cuse for his conduct he said he was drunk
and did not know what he was doing, but
ne was sober enough when Bush caught
him,
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The Naval Militia.

Colonel H P. Bush presided last Monday
night in the armory of the naval militia and
organized the engineer division. George R.
Kingsland was elected first assistant engineer.
II. P. Gray second and Gorge NJ. Merriman
third. Twenty-six men were enrolled, and 1t
is probable that not more than that mum be r
Will be enrolled, as the Camanche had not
capacity for a greater number.
The naval militia will drill in the Infantry
tactics tomorrow night.
TIE charter members of the first division
went to Goat Island yesterday and enjoyed a
clambake.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
MEETING NOTICES

G~ GOLDEN GATE CoMMANDERYA&e t.
Gb~S y o. II, X. T.. Golden Gate building, lHI
625 Sutter sL-Stated assembly THIS tEI
EVENING at O'Clock. The order of the "
Red Cross VIII be conferred. All fraters cour-
teously invi ed.
JONATHAN NJ. PEEL, EN-. Com.
WILLIAM L. FONDA, Recorder.
RSS@ HERMAN LODGE NO. 127, +.
gs~S A. M.-Stat-d meeting THIS "a
ptY (Monday) September 6, 1897, at * x
O'Clock p. NJ. By order of w. NJ. IVY
1. SCHUMACHER. Secretary.
|" SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER
ts~S No. /, Royal Arch Masons meet
THIS EVENING. Business and NJ. NJ. XXX
degree. II. G. PRINCE, Secretary. wv
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

For In Information apply to
+. c. Sherman, manager, 5O3, Spreckels building
Or to Smiths Cash Store 25 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

DARE BUSINESS CHANCE-SrALL WITH
IL complete set OF fixtures for rent in the Pari-
ian MarSe:; dec lces pi eferred. Apply 3 Hayes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

VN NANTED-PARTY TO RENT NEAT RES
w tau-ant: low ret; 800 required; man and
wife preferred. G. c., box 2<. Call OH
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WHO Is AN EX-
Nl celIent cook wants situation; washing:
references given. Apply at 359o Eighteenth ST.,
cofner OF Guerrero
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

secure p issaSe of
j. s. .KIMBALL 22 MARKET ST,TREASURER.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

CITUATION AS STENOGRAPHER OR
- clerk bv a young man with 10 years expert
ence in railroad departments, banking and Gov
ernment service first-class testimonials u. s. T.,
tox 1872, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

0.OOn CIGAR STORE AND CLUB-ROOM
NZUU. with laundry Office low rent: large
s ock; good steady trade. j., box ITO. Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

0.Onn BARBER SHOP; CHAIRS: IN
so OUU. Western Addition; doing good profit
able business sick ness cause of sale NJ. LESS,
Fourth
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EXPEDITION 10 COPPER RIVER
WILL SAIL. ON STEAMER PROTECTION,
MAGNIFICENTLH EQUIPPED,
With all kinds of mining and other machinery and
provision, for one year. with return passage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

ANEXCELLE NT TOPPORTUNITY OFFER
N ed { o arties buying the patent richt of a new
trac and wheel brake for electric-cars, which
both rking indrpe nGene of each other: owner Is
vii hout funds to Introduce he and is, there
fore obliged to sell it. For particulars inquire of
H A. PLEIT EER, Frutvae sta cion, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

| w y NTED-3 GERMAN OR SWEDI II GItLS
w for general housework, SIS TO $25: girl tor
second work, 20: blacksmith, stea y p ace. SO.
lply German-Swedish Employment Office room
IT, 921 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

DARTNEK WANTED WITH CAPITAL TO
J increase a well-esta blished business For par
ticulars ca at Mason ST., room 10, cor. Market,
from l TO p NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

n.0nO FINE OID-ESTABLlSHED SA-
u ZUO. loon positive bargain. Call sos How.
ard St
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

GIRL. ALAMEDA $25: GIRL, EDDY, s25;
VI gull Jackson. $25; girl, country, $25; girl,
Page, so: girl o'Farrell, 500 giri. Ellis, $40;
girl, Central ave. 500 girl, scott, $50: girl, Turk
500: girl. Buchanan, $50: girl, Alameda. $50
CIR, Fresno, so; girl, BerS eley, $40; East St.
S g. MARTIN IL Co, 749 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

W AITRESS, CITY RESTAURANT, So A
w week: mattresses. Oakland, Sl5 and Ioom:
waitress. city aurant, $15 and room: waitress,
ooun ry hotel, $40 ana room: waitress city hotel,
$40 and room; waitress, assist pantry work, $l5
and room. waitress, assist cooking, country, 81
and room; waitress assist cham berwork, SIS and
room MARTIN & CO., TAO MARKET
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

lS MES. s. +. MCLEOD, PLYCHO-THE Ira
Es>S peu ic ana magnetic hea er. 81 Ellis St.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

SHO FRUIT AND GRAPE PICKERS, $50
COU per month and focnd call cary to-day;
these obs for different places; come one, CONS
all haybaIeis farmers and wives, $36 and
found aud So ana found. MURRAY Il READY.
634 and go Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

DEAD WAITER, s30 AND ROOM, AND Q
IL side walters. ST. and room, country; waiter.
$40, city; 5 walters, So week: walters. Sc a
week; waiter, 81 week walters, $50 and
room; 10 young men to wait some, $lV, room
&c; lunch and dinner walters: walters, city,
| $35; 3 walters, city, $25 and room MARTIN &
CO., 749 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

U.EOO GROCERY AND BAR, CORNER,
NCUU. south of Market ST. big bar tr de;
well stocked: cheap rent; see this bargain. NJ.
LESS. S Fourth st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

G1)S BRANCH BAKERY; WESTERN
n ~. Addition; 8 nice living rooms; rent
cheap: has a nice steady trade; good value TOR
money. NJ. LESS, Four h ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

WANTED-50 MEN TO PICK GRAPES OR
w work in wine cellars for one of the largest
vineyards in California at 50 cents per day and
boa for picking aud 81 per day and board for
cellar work: sunday work. O.her Offices on
Clay street advertising higher wages for picxers
misleading applicants by making II month s
work o days Every worH nSman should know
that there only 26 working days In the month,
ex ept for Chinese. Call early and get good job
at reduced r"ilroad fare and reduced office fee
w. d. EVER & Co, t26 Clay ST.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ERENCr NURSEGIRL, SIS; NURSEGIRL
i and sew, Sl2: nurse for infant, SIS; YOUNG
girl to assist with children, $l2. &. r HAN
Sen e. CO.. l0S Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

e)O MEN TO WORK IN WINE-CELLARS,
~ packing-houses, ETC., $26 $l5 and $40 per
month and found: 90 farmers orchard and vine
yard hands S26, S25 and $50 m ont haud found
3 chor, boys MURRAY & READY, 634 and
636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

NOLU COMPANY-WE WANT 25 MORE
i fruit and grape pickers, work In dry ing and
packing houses. etc: months job: that batch of
80 mer we sent for this great company Is proving
exceptionally coed men and the company wants
25 more: wages s23, and found, per month.
MUkRA Y & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

= COC Men and boys find work at Of
fees: come and reat these positions and go
work; every position is billed separately, come,
read for yourselves: 6S aborers, city works,
S1 rs, 81 60 and 81 so a day and S26 month
and beard; 40 teamsters 81 rs and 81 60 d6y
and $26 month backsmiths an horse Shoers;
81 tiemakers: los woodchoppers, 81 60. 50 10
and 81 SO cord, tools and food ad vanc ced:
brckmo ders, 81 80 a day. MURRAY & READY,
634 ami 636 c. .ay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAL

C,TRoNG WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION AS
- cook on a ranch; Will give good satisfaction.
]. F CROSETT IL CO., 316 Sutter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

100 FOURTH, ROOM 23 SECOND FLOOR
lZO Young widow wants a situation house
keeper for widower.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
HELP wANTED-Continued.

COOK Fer SANTA CRUZ, $25; COOK. $50:
general housework, $50 to $25. MRS SPEN-
GER, 321 Park ST.. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

TNFA NT'S NURSE, s25, CALL EARLY; 2
i cooks, S25 and $50: 10 girls for hoLsework aud
assist. MRS. HIRD, 72l Ills ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

VOUNG AND ATTRACTIVE GERMAN GIRL
i desires 10 secure hou -ekeeper's position IN
hotel; widowers or bachelors home preferred.
223 Post ST., room L, second floor.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

Young GERMAN GIRL WISHES To DO
i general homework upstairs work; wages
$l8 to $40 Call 17ll Market St., bet. Twelfth
and Thirteenth
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
HELP wANTED-MALE.

GOO PER MONTH AM FOUND FARE
DOO 75c.; 20 men and strong boys wanted for
large bank syndit ate pick grapes work in pack
ing, drying houses exceptionally good place.
MUKkAY d. READY, 634 and 636 Clay St.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

Enn RAILROAD TRANSFERS, LABORERS,
CUU rockmen. etc: free fare; not fare advanced,
but free fare, free fire. MURRAY d. READY,
6S4 and 636 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06

GAKER WANTED, G, UNTRY SHOP, $35
ID and found: second baker, $50 and found: third
baker. $50 aud found waiter for an institution:
q COOKS, $50 to $4U; walters, 1925 to $50; 3 dish
washers go anu found. URRAY d READY
ga and 636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

U.ONO CORNER SALOON: EXCELLENT
OOOU. location: private rooms low rent:
doing W ell paying trade: nicely fitted up; owner
engaged in her business. M. LESS, Fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01
The Championship shoot.

The shoot for the championship trophy
will take place at Sacramento on the 2Sth
of March. The mem bers of the first class
will include the field and staff officers
whose score is 80 and over. They are to
shoot with pistols. The following is a list
of those who are entitled to shoot in that
class and the score of each: Major Charles
H. Murphy IS, Major Charles j. Evans 90,
Captain H. a. Wegner 81, Lieutenant IL.
Huber SO, Colonel J. w. Guthrie 81, Major
Marion Pirkey 81. Lieutenant J. G. LIE
a. Lieutenant F. q. Plrkey 81, Captain L.
P To-day "a, Lieutenant Thomas Ru,-
ledge 92, Major j. W. Juilliard 80, Lieu
tenant +. s. Heller 81, Lieutenant A A.
Borlini %, CAPTAIN c. t. Pouiter 80, Lien
tenant NJ. W. Stockdale 80 and Major G.
E. Cunt 80. The iollowiag-named retired
officers Will also shoot for the champion
shoot prize: Lieutenant Colonel H. J.
Burns 81. Colonel S. l. Kellog 92, Captain
J. E. Klein 81.
The compete list of target shooting has
not yet been distributed from the office of
the adjutan general at Sacramento on
account of an error of the printers. The
public printer will not print new PAM
phets and the adjutant will not issue
those already printed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01

Fingler 6. D. L. Dunshee 8, II. Better 10. W.
rogers 10. l.. Tniebaut 5, ]. Bickers;rff IL, J.
Melletz 3, E. Peterson 6, n. Dugh 8, J. Cum
mlnes TO- NJ. Dnnshee 10. j. Murphy IL,
Knight g. Wulzen 8.
Ten singles. II. Brownley 4, o. Fingler 5,
E. L. Dunshee 6, H. A. Boyd 3. MurphyS. E.
LAID 10 Bickerstaff 5, J. Wilson 8, NJ. Nc
Donald 3, r. Itjen 6. A. Melletz z E. Peterson
Z, Betten 4, Rogers 4, H. Duushee 4.
twenty singles. H. Brownley 13. D. Wul-
zen 16, Ough 13 ". Rodgers 8, Betten IS, H.
Dunshee Is, J. Bickerstaff IL, J. Wilson Ia, NJ.
Mcdonald 8, r Itjen z. A. Mellett IA, E. Peter
son D, T. Dunshee II, Cummings IA. E.
Murphy IL, J. Ladd Is, T. Lewis A.
Fifteen singles-Brownley 8, o. Fingler 6, H.
Betten IA. D. Wulzen u. T. Lewis 3, Z. l..
Dunshee 13, J. Cummings 10, L. Thibaut z, f.
schultz d.
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Discussed IN 1896
TOTAL TO POLICY
HOLDERS. .......... s6,541, ,s24 so
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS.

BALANCE NErAssErs. Dec. 81, 1896 $50, ssl ,s71 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01
CLINIC FOR THE POOR.
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Open Charitable Estab-
lishment.

upon n OuATlCaDl0 ESt8b.
lishment.
A free clinic has been established by the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, How
ard street, near Fourth.
The free outdoor clinic at the City and
County Hospital has had TO be abandoned
for want of funds. This prompted the
management of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons to establish free clinic for
the poor. Their wounds are dressed free
of charge and the doctors connected with
the college are giving their services free.
For want Of accommodation the college
professors are obliged to send many a poor
sufferer away when he or she snould be
placed in hospital bed and receive proper
medical or surgical treatment, and it is
hoped that some charitabiy disposed per.
son or organization may endow Jew beds
for the treatment OF those absolutely
needy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01
Infant Smntherad

The infant son of San Yuen Vow of 1S Pros
pect place was found dead in bed by his
mother yesterday morning. She stated to
Coroner's dep putty that she had fed the child at
5 A. NJ and three hours later found him dead
under the bedclotning
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01
RUTHVEN LECTURES.
The Roman Catholic Church's Teach
ings Are Denounced.

ines Are Denounced.
Lecturer Ruthven, who says he was
once priesr, lectured at Metropolitan
Temple yesterday afternoon on Afro
cious Teachings of the Romish Confess
sional."
The speaker read from mum ber of works
which he said were authorities in the
Roman Catholic Church, and claimed that
the books teach theft, lying, murder and
anarchy.
In conclusion the speaker held that it
was the duty OF all American citizens to
oppose the teachings and practices of the
Roman Catholic Church.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01
Arushad by Il Car.

Charles Gross, laborer in the employ of
Warren & Malley, contractors for the execu.
tors of the Fair tate, fell off one of the fat
cars at the seawall yesterday morning at 3
O'Clock and was crushed to death. The body
was removed to the Morgue.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01
The Naval Battalion.

Lieutenant Com mander Louis H. Tur-
ner has returned from San Diego, where
he attended the examination Of l.. A.
Chandler for the position Of lieutenant
and. T. M. Shaw for the position of lieu
tenant junior grade of Third Division at
b at point. The men passed a Satisfactory
examination and the report that will be
presented will undoubtedly secure them
their commissions.
The commando states that his visit wa.
hailed with pleasure by the men of the
division; that on Washington's birthday
they took part in the parade. turning out
tifty-eight men, and presented as fine an
appearance as the uniforms they have
would permit.
"A gentleman who was with the COM
mander at the time Of the parade and saw
the men of the battalion and returned a
few days since, said that if there is one
thing above all others tnat the men of the
Naval Battalion at San Diego needs more
than anything else it is uniforms.
The men VINO took part in the six-oared
boat race on he 22d at San Diego did well,
and they would undoubtedly have gained
second place had it not been for the fact
that they were fouled. AS it was, the
men Of the reserve demonstrated their
ability to handle boat.
The nrst ana the second division had
battalion drill on the Spreckels wharf last
Tuesday, night. There were eighty men
present. and they did remarkably we'll,
particularly the petty officers, who showed
that the lessons they have recently re-
ceived in the Iyceum has been of great
service to them. The men were drilled by
Lieutenant Dennis. w. E. Elliott lieuten-
ant. junior grade being the adjutant.
Commander Turner will deliver his lec-
L1t hast at.
ing. on Naval Warfare, Past and Pres
ont -
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01

This drill is one calculated to place the
men on the defensive and is con sidered by
military men one of the most useful for
city companies. The battalion turned
out well and executed the several move
ments in good style.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAy.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug.
gisu refund the money if it fails to cure, 25c