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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
Rogers Fantasie to Be Repeated
at the Mechanics Fair
Tonight.
Governor Budd and staff Will Attend
Next Week-scots Preparing
for Rally.

The Grand Army OF the Republic will
take charge of the Mechanics Fair to-
night. 1t is known as Grand Army night
on the progra amme, and promises to be
one of the most successful yet presented.
The feature of the evening will be the sec
ond rendition of the Battle of Gettys-
burg" the piece which attracted so much
attention week ago. As one of the Incl
dental features the old veterans will form
in line in the southwest end of the Pavil-
ion and march through it to the tune of
marching Through Georgia" Fireworks
and salyo of artillery will form other
features of the great piece, which will be
presented on scale of greater magnifl-
cence than attended the first presentation.
In addition to the Grand Army, Company
B, CAPTAIN George Filmer, ana Com panv
l, Captain r. Richter, OF the First Regi-
ment, N. G. c., will also participate, and
every member of the Grand Army wear
ing his badge or uniform will be admitted
free at the door.
Adiutant-General Barrett has notified
Secretary Cumming that in response to
the invitation extended to Governor Budd
and staff to attend the fair his Excellency
has designated Friday evening, September
II, as the night on which he and his staff
will DE pleased to attend.
Ever since the opening of the Mechan-
ics' Institute fairs it has been the custom
Immediately preceding the close OF the
fair for the band to render a few bars
of "Home, Sweet Home" Hereafter
America will be the final piece rem
dered. 1T will be the signal for the public
to leave the Pavilion.
The musical programme for to-day is as
follows:
AFTERNOON.
Overture, Light Cavalry" ........... suppe
Gavotte, "Vioia".. Hill
Selection from 'Dorot ny" Collier
Idyl, Forest Flowers. .:..... Mfchaelis
Fantasie, "fhe Jolly Blacksmith. .Suckley
w B. Rogers
Ballet music, .Coppeia" Delibes
WaI,Z merry Wh -''.'--' auss
March, s'second Illinois Regiment. Weldon
EVENING
Overture, "Oberon" Weber
Fantasie &c A. r OCca
Duet for from bones ........... .................
Mr.. and Mrs Tobin.
Patrol "The Sultau's Guard" Gro
Master Willie DeWey.
Grand fantastic THE Bate of Getty ysburg". Cappa
Churus by the children of the Horace Mann School
state song HAL California" Josephine Gro
COrnet SOLO.
w. g. Rogers
March b. belle of the Season" Bratton
To detach fish bone from the throat
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

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The reason sufferers are not cured by Doctors Is
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BROOKS PHARMACY, 1l9 Powell street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
Hurt bv a Runaway Team.

While trying to stop runaway team at
Market and Third streets yesterday afternoon
Policeman J. A. Crackbon was thrown against
the fence around a building in course of con-
struction and injured internally. He was
taken to the Receiving Hospital, but was later
able to go home. The team belonged to the
North Star BoltlIng Company.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
MORGAN OF
ALABAMA
Welcomed
Mayor Phelan and a Com
mittee Of Citizens
Meet Him.
PLANS FOR FUTURE RECEPTIONS.
. The Senator VIII Sail for Ha-
waii Next Week to Study
. 3 Annexation.
TEE UNION PiCiFiC FORECLOSURE
Coils P Huntington Is Patiently
Awaiting the Outcome of the
Great Reorganization Scheme.

/ United States Senator John T. Morgan
=of Alabama, accompanied by his two
daughters, Miss Morgan and Miss c. l.
Morgan, arrived in San Francisco last
evening and registered at the Palace Ho-
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
The Mayor withdraws.

Mayor Phelan evidently concluded that
Auditor Brodericks position on the matter
of stationery bills is correct, for he has with
drawn his objection to the payment OF the
bills and the Treasurer will honor the de.
mands.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

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Office, 776 Clay St., where he may be consulted at
any time during the day evening Hours-9 $50.
to II A. N, l 80 to & to P.h
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
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CHINESE PHYSICIAN AND
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famous medical college in China,
has practiced his profession in
San Francisco for over twenty
years with marked success Thou
sands of patients testify TO his
skill and knowledge. Natures own
medicine, used. Nc minerals. He.
cures, not attempts TO cure, Rheu-
m riam P.aralveiS Pilps nvenan.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
MANHOOD
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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

To detach fish bone rom the throat
swallow raw egg as quickly as it can be
obtained.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
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BarrIlli, Alban Lagrange, Marchesi, Amy Leslie
Grace Greenwood, Helen Potter etc.
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19
WEST SIDE KILLING,

Last night Deputy Sheriff Frank
llarkman shot aud killed a stranger
here whose name Is supposed to be
s, =, Damon, Of l't, Worth, papers
found In the dead mans pocket
leading to this belief
The shooting was done IN the
front end Of the owl saloon near
the tcmala stand and was witnessed
by several parties, we learn, Soon
after the shooting the deputy was
placed under guard and Is yet be-
Ing guarded, pending an eSamIna'
ton, He says killing was acelden.
tll
Justice Hooks viewed the body
this morning aud summoned the
following witnesses TO be present
this afternoon at the examining
trial, O, D, Perry John Roberts,
Harry Bradley and ed Parker the
latter q negro who was present and
mixed up some way In the brpIl with
llarkman aud the deceased
Telegrams have been sent 10 lrt
Worth aud Hot Springs TO learn If
possible the history Of the dead
man,
We have interviewed several par
ties, whom we had reason tffom
heresay) to believe knew something
Of the bloody tragedy but they
refuse TO uay anything
As the examining trial will take
place this afternoon aud the facts
will no doubt be brought out, We
must abide the time, 40 We cannot
throw more light on this killing AT
this time 80 until this examlnas
ton We give nOstatement whatever
Of the affair
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19
aenaIhls Mon

rbu ua.l Slide rdrmru have con.
tludu lo stay ut home and telo.
bfale Che lth Of juy al Spring
tlhe ptft and this will do away
with railroad trains and other in.
tBHyeHiehtes our citizens w0uldh have
IN reaching any other grounds.
Then again II would be patronlNup
a home park, one that we should AL
foster aud help make igfow IN
popular favor az Mr. Whitley is do.
Ing all Ia HE power 10 add 10 its i'm
proyemenl ani make n a splendid
place for us a. celebrate all otea.
sions Of a public nature We think
they can make more clear money Al
This park than they could by going
elsewhere
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

The house failed 10 pass the Me-
kInley 100000 appropriation the
Senate was 80 free 10 pass aud II Is
noW hung up on il parliamentary
peg u lhrmcm time the starving
Americans can make out on roots
aud loal lrops In Cuba
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

The United states should step In
aud pail Weglw aud Comes both on
lhg people ol lht Ialaad The
NptuIarla and Cunans are both dee
,aalalIup the island aul there
should be a slop put TO the fight
One war ship with a battle 1as at
ils masthead aud d bulletin issued
to the tombaianls lo cease their
1ghtinr and II will al b. over
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19
HYnnoiIam DON'T 90.

The city council Of Bryan, Texas,
hua passed an ordinance prohibit
Ing hypnoilHm anywhere within the
city limits Dallas News,
Prof Cary must have visited this
hamlet, If 80 we sec where the
council did a splendid thing
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19
utsf,l,oiY hngano,

thsetHls Candy uatmHlp. llu mr7i Wnhl
dbffl medical discovery NJ llF nHu Hhs-
ant ana refreshing w ihH aslt, hll tpnilY
and positively Hh hl1nHts llrpf uUd lHWHlsl
cleansing ihH entire stsifihi alsipl tniilsi
aud hIllHHsnpaa iilpahH hut hnH wv h1s
M " III II l0tlntl No. NbI no upnlH. Hold Hnd
guaranteed W euiH bt nll dfuuglslsi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19
THE DIAMOND FIELD.
The Mexican Base Ball Team
too Much for Our Light
Weight Nine.
FOURTEEN TO TEN.
a==-
Our Boys Started off after Goose
Eggs and Picked up a third
Of q Dozen,
FOURTEEN TO TEN,

Yesterday the opening Of the
base bail season for 1897, between
our home team and visitors FROM
abroad
The Mexican team 'Pico Chico,
composed Of full blooded temala
eaters, was the club that crossed
bats within our home nine,
We had in the field some of our
best base ball fans, but they proved
weak against the MeXicans, being
out classed in size, strength, and
practice, we're a yeritable'pudding'
on the diamond,
TcXarkana won the first place at
the bat, and when their part of the
inning was played the score sheet
showed they had gathered a goose
egg, instead Of a run, The MeSl-
cans then went to the bat, and
made three scores before they were
sent to the field,
The TeXarkana boys, In their
next inning, scored mp three runs
and the MeSieans four
Texarkana In the third inning
picked up another goose egg"
and the McXicans made lour runs,
giving them 7to3,
TeSarBana again went out
nest hunting, and put in the basket
their third egg" aud the MeSi-
cans scored up four more runs
making llto3,
TcSarklna marked up one run on
the 9Th inning and gave the MeSi'
cans their first "goose egg"
TeSarkana then In the four re-
manning innings got In SIX runs and
succeeded In placing three more
goose eggs on the Mexican side,
making thegame stand II to 10 In
favor Of the visiting team, the
NeSItans not playing their last inn'
ingas It was not necessary
The game stood at the close
feXarkana % 90 ! 033 90
Mexico =3Ii300 900 #-li
NOTES
The second game Ia to be played
this afternoon, and We hope to be
able to chronicle a victory for our
boys
Tom Browner 'the Wood street
grocer umpIred the game, He ID
still alive, therefore his decisions
can be put down aa good
Catcher Chic was Immense, bee
hud the mask aud he also made u
threesbase hit In the game, He ID
all right
DcyUn made a good strong pteh-
en- and waa pronounced a good all
round ball player at the bat and
on bases
Gonzales, Of the Mexican nine,
made the only home run hit In the
| Igamo
The double play Of Coy and Ar
guiio was loudly applauded
Fuik5rsoB as pitcher made
some wild hard throws He hat
the Mexican battoH guessing aht
Jumping aa to keep away from
h'A balls,
joe Beard, us a pitcher for the
feXarkaha nine, did some goot
work during the game,
The McNltaus acted, gcntIrmanl,
all the way through the game,
'ropo Chico, the name Of the
Mexican team takes Il name from
the Hot Springs In Monterey
The home 6noUH played yoslor
day. wlllha,J Marshal Tor pitcher
ths afternoon, aud II is hoped
IhN WIN ml nm a hnLluf uAmH.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

ron RENT Nice ten room resI
dente 0h Walnut street. Apply IA
u, NJ Foreman bsiTs2t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

lfyou want butchers lard 20 TO
llfaumiIleh b-lgtt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

The only shoe house Ia the city
having the latest fad dRBfE
SHOES. q, E, bf0eF
-a
For ladies' aud gents green shoes,
call at u, w. Stocks. %,
For incest fresh meats, go 10 w,
y, ll0bg00d's Snow White market,
Don't fail 10 soc Miss Goffa Web.
bet In her latest skirt dance Wed.
nesday night al Prof Mt0dnn's
recital
ltemp's aud AaheusefsBuseh
beer is always palatable and also a
healthy drink Call for no other,
10 nc VANbtwtann, Art,
oUlfA COAL Something new,
best YET texaf6aba lee 60, If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

II YOU want a fine steak hunt up
Nick llroumlIlefs shop, Wcst Slide,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

i,G.'{{all1h, Ladies. 4 am prrpaf.
N ol aII klbis Of dress matIae,
im. latiqlre satisfaction was
M igg,,t wllh TIA noted Paris Cloak
|6,l ", CO., oh Fitth Avenue, New
-" WY Give nae a tfiil
lss Mas ] spiFbBERd,
a0B NJ tple Sc,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

" s,,etI latest aauts suofi al
''Vebs' b1
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

tdatatp feuf nBwpis WIN tasoaFets
loyJ htAaHhGIdf SSHigfSR dHsss money!
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

W ba's a. the raflof Drug
"l Zoe d pound.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19
Hotel Wann,
WM WANN, Proprietor
Mineral Wells, Texas,
llun Carriages ~ and
from the hath Houses

This hnuse IL located IN the samp block
with thH famous crazy" well, aud IA n
short distance ln the lnlHd tlhs1n we'll
AL rooms have southern exposure, aud
tables supplied Win the bnal IN the mhrhi
pl tlaiufn water Ia abundance AHlai
faction positively guaranteed
Rates tl,O0 psrday 1900 per week
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19
NO. 243.

This New Scale Kmba Price $500 Somebody will
it shortly. Come n will tell you all about il.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

For incest fresh meats, g0 to W
u, ll0bg00d's Snow White MARKET
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-05-19

ouis Hebron,
The Leader.
Fine Watch Repairer'
nomond MOUNTING, q specially nj.
Pp"Stt PIargest stock of Watches ana pa
pmi65nds ever show, [,iidd n the ci%y' Goods
country orders solicited ,.lctoe All goods
said with a guarantee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
LleeadG Salsda

Asuu
g Sccn L.
Il = e as
szsaza sssrss Les
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
Ell COLLAR DE- LA RElNA

de vuestro parecer, madama Pc
ro volvamos 4 nueetre elixir.
ISL, ST dijeron en- coro todas
las Voces.
-&Corque vos pretend6is que
TODD Sc gasta, seflor de Taverney9
Sea asf; pero tambiGn sab6is que
todo Sc repara, que todo Sc regne-
ra 8 Sc reemplaza, 81 quereis. Ell
famoso cuchillo de San Hubert,
que tantas veces ha cambiado de
hoja y de mango, es un eiemplo
/ de esa verdad, porque pesar de
ese doble cambio ha sido siempre
el cuchillo de San Hilbert. FL
vino que conservan en- sus bode-
gas los monies de San Heidelberg
es sIempre Ell mismo vino, a pesar
de que tOdos los amos echan en- ell
tonel gigsntesco una nuesa cose-
cha. Al FL vino de los monies
de San Heidelberg esta siemFre
claro, bullendo arom atico, mien-
tras que .el vino lacIado de Opl-
mus y por MI y aDforas de barro
no era ia, cuando al cabo de Glen
amos trate de beber de Ell, mas que
un tango espeso que tai vez podia
comerse, pero que de SECURE no Sc
/ podia beber.
\ bin; en- vez de seguir 81
eJemplo de Opimus, he adivinado
el que debian dar los monies de
San Heidelberg; he conservado
mi cuerpo derramando en- el to-
dos su viejos elementos.
Cada manana, IN atomo jCyen
y fresco ha reemplazado en- mi
sapgre, en- hi carne y en- mis- hue
sos, una molecula usada inerte.
lie reanimado los detfitos por los
que ell hombre vulgar d i inssdlr
insensiblemeLte todo su SCI; he
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10

nacerle sus dientes de veinte amos
Comic, bebi6. rio J grit6 de
algeria por espacio de media hora,
Y dura1 te este til mpoe todos los
otros convidados estuvieron at0ui-
tos mirandol lutgo, fue bajaado-
Sc POGO a POGO como una lampara
d la que ACADIA de faitar Ell acei-
te.
Primeramente en- su frente, de
la que habian desapare cido por un
instante sus antiguas arrugss, sc
presentaron otras mas honda< !;
sus ejcs Sc velaron y obscurecie-
ron: perdi6 el apetlto, luego Sc
encorvo eu espalda, Y sus rodillas
p.incipiaron a temblar de nue.
vo.
-IOh! exclam6 lanzando IN
gemido.
-lY bier2 pregur taron todos
los convidados.
-iY bien; adi6s juventud!
Y exhal6 un profundo suspiTo
acompanado de dos lagrimas que
humedecleTon sus parpados.
Instittivamente y al yer ell iris
te asEecto del anclano rejuyene-
cido aun mas por squella vuelta
de la juventud, todos los convi-
dados exhalaron IN suspiro como
al que habfa exhalado Taver-
ney.
-Es muy sencillo, st stnores, di-
10 Gagliostro; 10 he echado al ba
ron mas que treiuta cinco gotas
del elixir de vida, y el no hs re-
juvenecido mas que por treinta Y
cinco minutes.
-iOh! dadme mas, dadme, mas,
coudel murmur6 ell yiejo con avi-
dez
No, sefor; Porqae una Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10

gunda prueba podria mataros,
respondi6 Cagliostro.
Entre tod0s los convidad. 8,
quien con mas curiosidad habia
seguid los pormenores de squella
escena, era madama Debarry,
que conocfa la virtud de aqu.
elixir.
A me.lida que la juventud Y Ia
vid hinchaban las aIterias del
viejo Iaverney sc vejeciese nas
pronto de 10 que habfa rejuvene-
eide:
-iAh! exclam6 Lo veo muv
bier todo es vauidad y quimera !;
el secreto maravllloso ha dursdo
treints cinco mint utos.
Qaiere decir, repuso ell conde
de Haga, qEe para rejuvenecer
por espacio de dos aflos, serfa pre-
ciso beber IN no.
Todos sc echaron 4 reir.
No, dijo Coudorcet, el ctlcu-
10 es sencillo, & treinta y cinco
gotas por treinta y ciDco minutes,
es una miseria de tres millones
ciento cincuenta y tres mil y seis
gotas, 81 uno quiere rejuyenecerse
por IN sno.
Una inunda ci6n, dijo La Pc
Tuse.
y sin embargo, segGn vues-
ira opinion, caballeTo, no ha su-
cedido 10 mismo conmigo, puesto
qua una boteIiita cuatro veces
como Ia vuestra, que me habfa
dado suestro am igo jose BAlsa-
mo, IN bastad. para detener en-
MI Ia Marcia del tempo por es-
pacio de diez amos.
-Exactamente, madame. y SO
10 vos tocais con ell dedo la miste-
ROSA realidad. El hombre que ha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10

Ell regimen, dijo ell conde de
Haga.
-Ten6is raz6D, sefIor conde; el
regimen es el que cOnserva Ia sa-
lud. i bien; Gpor que esas gotas
de mi elixir no habIian de cons
tituir 4 mejor regimen possible?
-SQuien 10 sabe?
-Vos, conde.
Sin duda que sf, pero. -.
Y nipgdu otro, dijo madame
Dubarry.
-Esa, madame, es una question
que discutiIemos muy luego. Asi,
pues, he Observable sIempre ell re-
gimen de mis- gotae, y como son
Ia realization del SUE no eterno de
los hombres de todos item poe, CO.
mo son 10 que los antiques busca-
ban bajo ell nombre de aqua de
la iuventud, y 10 que los moder-
nos han buscado bsjo el de elixir
de vida, he conserVado constal te-
mente mi juventud; por consi-
euiente mi salud, y por coLsi-
puiente mi vida. Esto es cIaIo.
Sin embargo, conde, todo sc
gasta, el cuerpo mas hermoso Co
mo los otros.
Ell de Paris como el de Val
cano, dijo la condesa.
-5Sin duda habeis conocido a
Paris, st nor de Csgliostro2 an do.
.Perfectamente, madame; ira
un manceho muy hermoso; pero
al cabo no meTecfa enteramt Ute
10 que Homero dice y las mujeres
piensan de el. Primeramente era
roio.
-lRojo! lPuf! exclam6 la
condesa.
-Por defgracia, Alena 10 era
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-10
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ocupac6n
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CERVANTE ES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICATIONS.

Esta sasa adnits sugcripeiones .odx
clase dc obras por sntregss, tambien s
pefiodicos iICstradog y de odss, sneargan-
doss -:gualnasnts de comislones pezterecien
tss al ra2ao; de oo1apletAr cuslegqu;er,
obxas que Sc hallafea truncas; pudiendo icE
senores que Sc encuentTen en- dieho caeo,
passr una nots del 1itinao euaderuo oue
hubieTsn rsoibidc.
Entire los pexl5dleos iIuatrados Gus ss..
Csntfo reparks, 1gura.
La lLUSTRACIoI ARTIsIICA
que poE la iseIlezs ds sug grabados los ms
5oxes que sslen de Barcelona, 10 seleoto d.
2us tSzsos los lszgnitleos xegalcs que cs
ca sfss xsPaEtos Aaoe, es 81 psrioaico 1,
mayor circulation &c Espsla AmS2ics
laEios. 3a1nis2 aeEaos da advaytiY qus
Ia 1LUsTRACION ARgIsTICA
- aeoHpanssGz ds
EL SALON DE La MODA
pez36dico cue gozR fanaa entire las fa1ns{a
aaod.gcas.
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Grea deparatsvo uegetaI i!

! Gren deparatsvo vegetaI!
. sea extracto auido compuesto de
yarlas plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
no alterantes y sudorificas.
Cada onxa fuida representa- una
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t.l mas conocido, ssgsro y SaSSd0
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Conserva ei CUTS te>so y HIRE dc
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PuIien usarlo hasta los ninos.
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The young man was bringing to
bear all his limited attachments as a
contortionist in his efforts to see
around the tall, wide hat worn by the
sweet girl in front of him.
The young woman whom he was
ACCOMPANYING saw him and pitied him.
Then knowing smile passed over
her face and rs she leaned over and
whispered loudly enough for the girl
with the big hat to hear:
what lovely hat that girl in front
of YOU has on!'
lie looked fierce, but said nothing
and the owner Of the hat stared
straight ahead with pleased express
sion.
"What pity It Is" the young
woman resumed, with knowing look,
"that she doesn't know 1t isn't ON
straight
The girl in front made convulsivc
grab and shifted the hat to one side.
Then 1t didn't feel right and she showed
1t away over the other side, only to
hear in n comniseratlng stage whisper
behind her:
poor thing! She'll never get it
straight now"
1t was too much. The girl In trout
reached up with a resolute hand, took
Off the hat and laid It in her lap, while
the young man east glance Mt his
companion which was eloquent with
undying admiration and eternal graft.
ttide.