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MARRIAGES vLATdS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent By mall
will OF be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indor
with the name and residence of person, authorised
TO have the same pu ublishsi.
BORN.
SANDERSON--In Oakland, March 20, 1897, to
the wife OF Robert Sanierson, a son.
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BERKELEY COTTAGES

no RENT IN BERKELEY = FURNISHED
i cottage OF rooms; modern improvements
large ground (fowers iruit. Deriies); also fine
barn same: $40 furnished; $l5 unfinished
App 1858 Howard st.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

ITO RENT - COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS AND
bath; beautifully furnished; close TO railway
station: rent cheap Apply to A. II DEN NkIE,
w. bster St, Alameda or MARCUSE & REM
MEL, 62S Market ST., San Francisco.
o.oE FIRsT-CLAss MODERN HOUSES: IN
OOO. best repair; rooms; bath: conserve
tory; lawn; chicken yard; splendidly located.
2O67 San Jose ave-, Alameda, or inquire II. A.
SMITH. 81 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-25

And in accordance with law and an order from
the board of directors. made. on the 9th day Of
February, 1897, so many sh ,res OF each parcel OF
public auction at the Office Of the COZ |pany, No.
S11 Brannan street. Ssn Francisco CAL. on
Of IL O'Clock NJ of sad day to pay said dellnquen MT
assessment thereon. together with the costs Of ad
vertising and expenses OF sale.
s. II. ROBIN SON. Secretary.
Ofice-No. Sl1 Brannan street. san Francisco.
Cal
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MOUNT OLIvET CEMETERY,

- terry 70 the city: nop-sectsrian; In sense ex-
ciusive: location nnexcelled. Office va MAxko
ssSeeL southesat corner o. Sixth
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MARRIED.

MCNEIL-KEASLING-In this city. March %,
1897, by the Rev. DIR. w. D. Williams, Clareucs
L. Mcneil OF San Francisco and Laura B. Keas-
ling of Elk River, MINI.
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CUNNYSIDE LOT WANTED WITHIN A
- few blocks of power house, San Francisco;
must oe bargain. Give price, location and address
H. H, 2S44 San Jose ave-, Alameda.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

COL GETz & BROTHER
. REAL ESTATE OWNERS,
Room A, First Floor. CrocKer Building.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
LOW PRICES, GREAT BARG AIMS
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR JUDICIOUS
j purchases, get a lot cheaper Than you ever will
again.
G.l00 $3.50 TO 1900: BUILDING LOTS:
ID lOO. no grading; near Mssion-st. and San
Mateo electric Car lines; only $5 monthly.
GT6 800. $3.50 no $500; CHOICEST LOTS
I'D ! y. south OF the park: near Affiliated Col
leges new music stand and boulevard; only 30
and $40 monthly instaIlments
Q.O60 TO Sll00; RICHMOND LOTS: WE
nLCO can positively suit you in location, price
and terms
Call on us first before purchasing; get map and
diagrams.
SOL. GETZ q BROTHER
Room A, first floor, Crocker building.
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1CA improved land in Sonoma County, near sta
ton; price reasonable. and valuable place;
might exchange or accept small cash payment
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND ROOMS TO LET.
OUNNY, BAY-WINDOW ROOM, FURNISH
- ed, reasonable; small rooms 81 3 week.
4t712 Tenth S t., Oakland.
zoo 18TH ST.-NICE, SUNNY HOUSE
OZC keeping and single rooms; furnished and
unfurnished: near trains.
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NEW CoTT GE, ROOMS, BATH: LARGE
IN attic: basement; Jersey ST. Apply WILLIAM
PLANT, cor. oath and Douglass st.
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DELINQUENT SALE.


nELINQUENr SALE NOTICE = JASPER
- Consolidated Mining Company Location OF
principal place OF business, San Francisco, Cal.
Notice--There is delinquent upon the following
de, cribed stock, account of assessment no. 81
levied on the 9th day o. February, 1897. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectIve shareholders, follows:
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ZINE l0ACRE, FULLBEARING FRUIT
Il orchard, with house barn. ETC., in Santa Clara
County hat be bought on terms of $1,000
down and balance on long time.
EDWIN X. ALSIP d CO.. No 20 (second floor)
Mills ui.ding, San Francisco.
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SHAINWALD, BUCK BEE & CO.
21S-2-O Montgomery st, Mills bui ding.
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MEDICAL.

A IL CASES OF MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
IA from whatever causa) restored in q few
hours; safe and a, any time; instant relief for
travellers; home in confinement; best care and
privacy; regular physician; 30 years successful
practice: my celebrated rem edies for monthly
suppression never fail every guaran teed ;con
sutntion free confiden iai: hours ~ to 5; pills 81
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| IBERAL ADVANCE ON DIAMONDS JEW
IL cry etc: low interest. Cut-rate Loan Office
r. Z, Flood bldg, 500 Market tel. brown 191.
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dn FAnn 20 ACRES FINE LAND NEAR
I'D 6OOO. Mountain View. Santa Clara County:
2100 prunes, 173 almonds, some oranges and
syrted iruts BUILDINGS, but all well fenced / IA
miles from station; will also exchange for Sau
Francisco property, improved
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NY AMOUNT; 1ST, lD.OR 30 DMOkTGAGES
IA estates, undivided interests real estate in pro-
bate: furniture snd pianos without removal
MCCOLGAN, ~ Nj ontgomery ST.. room g.
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CNAPS ON EASY TERMS.
- $7O0 each-Fine level lots on 11th and 18th
aveS., bet Lake and California sts.; 25x12O each;
street severed and macadnm zed terms $50 cash,
balance $40 monthly only lots left: you will
have to be quick. BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery st.
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DRIvATE Me- ICAL AND SURGICAL OF
L flee for the cure OF weak men, lost N an nood,
pigh losses varicocee, ETC.; also for fem ale COM
piants blood and skin diseases and diseases of
the liver stomach, Kidneys. Perfect cures guaran-
teed. Call upon write to DR.. COOK, sos Market.
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Xxx ACRES. LOCATED MILES FROM A
Francisco: acres in vineyard, 8 in orchard l45
in gram: house. barn. storehouse well, windmill,
black smith-shop, horses cows, wagons and farm
iEg tools.
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SUI OEIE q BhOI II EN-,
y REAL ESTATE OWNERS,
Room A, First Floor. Crocxer Building
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-25

SOL. GETZ q BROTHER,
Room A, first floor, Crocker building.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-25

C1d 0OA FOR YEA RS OR MORE ON 1000
slp 4 OUO acres For particulars, j., box SO,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-25

G1600 HOUSE AND LOT. 50x70: 18TH
ID low. and Europe sts.; bargain; see owner.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A CHOICE ORCHARD PROPERTY OF 100
"A acres; 35 mi IS from san Francisco, with go
acres in S-yearold orchard in full bearing and the
balance vegetables, grain and pasture; improve
mems are modein a. being house of rooms, large
DaIn, packing-house, etc.; price reduced to $780,
VOU; Will net per cent on the investment.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-11
TELEPHONE LINE.
The Fort Lyon Canal Co. Makes Ar
rangements to Secure One.

The directors of the Fort Lyon
Canal Co. at their regular meeting at
Las Animas on last Monday entered
into contract with che Great Plains
Storage Co. by which IA first class
copper wire telephone line will be
built along the line OF the canal and
the storage system, commencing at
the headgate and running to the
the King reservoir, thence to Lamar,
aud connecting with Las Animas and
La Junta-
There will be stations at each town
and at each patrol division along the
canal, thus aifording the water users
an opportunity to quickly learn all
matters in connection with the ditch
and also to communicate with town.
1t will thus be of great bene6t aud
convenience to the farmers and the
citizens OF the three towns, The
headquarters of the telephone line
will be at Lamar Material is already
being shipped for the line, and the
work will be pushed to an early com.
pletiOu.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-11
work on the Fert Lron canal.

By the terms Of the contract en-
tered into between the water right
owners Of the canal ard the Storage
Co, "all work and repairs to be done
''at such times as to give the least
Inconvenience to the users of water" !"
For the past month the Fort Lyon
directors have made inquiry as to the
best time to turn the water ont of
the canal that it may be widened, as
the contract provides. Owing to the
low stage Of water in the river and
canal, but little fall wheat ground
has been irrigated. It has therefore
been ordered by the Board that the
water viii not be turned out BEFORE
ocroRER Is, And in the event that
good run of water is not had be
fore that time later date viii then
be fixed and due notice given.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-11

If you are suffering from defective
vision OF any character and require
glasses to aid your vision or from any
disease of your eyes, have your eyes
examined by DIR. Hall. a fine nssort-
ment of lenses OF the finest quality of
Brazilian pebble, mounted in gold,
steel or aluminium, at reasonable
prices.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-11
card OF Thanks.

To tho citizens of Lamar who so
generously assisted me and extended
their kind sympathy during my great
afliiction / wish to extend my most
sincere aud heartfelt thanks.
Mas. II. S. HovRR.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-11


Ladies' wrappers at Jol,nston's.
Clearing up on summer goods at
Johnston's.
LBT Trusler was spent Tuesday
IN Las Animas.
Look ont FOR Bosto,nley, the pho
t1graphcr, this fall.
Work viii commence on the new
hotel buiIding uozt week. /
DE Cooper was in Las Anims.
on business last Monday.
soe the fne line Of furnishing
goots and shoes At Pixies.
A NJ strain and W. l.. Morehouse
uere in Holly on business Thur-dny.
A travelling faEir enier,ained the
crowd on the streets several nights
this week.
VIII Yookey and d. II. Henderson
we're visiting friends in Holly the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mr. l. f pilloud and
ehIliren speet Sunday near Granada
visiting Mrs. Piliond's parenis.
Mrs- q. A. Watson and children
returned Thursday from a visit Of
several weeks with friends in eastern
Kansas.
The cattle buyers are still pesterf
ing onr stock rsissrs TO got them tS
sell their stock. and prices are getting
sitter ali the lime.
-.-~
Oscar Downing and family moved
this week into the NannArd residence
In the eastern part Of town- which he
reeently purchased
Misses Jennie Martin aud Annie
#O'Donneil left on Monday for La
Junta TO attend the commercial col
lege during the coming term
The denocraiie and p1pnlist eoun
ty conventions have been called for
Saturday, September IS. The PM
will be held on Friday, the 18th.
Yonng Joe Horton was tried be-
fore JHdge Ware on Tuesday on the
|charge OF petty larceny, and on his
pleading guilty was sentenced to thu
y days in jail
John Barton had his preliminary
bearing on Saturday and was bound
bver to district court in the sum OF
300 He was unable 10 give the
r-,Iired amount
II Jesse Johnston. the Holly mer-
Echant. has been here all this week
I&ith his wife, who has been quite dan
y kerously sick for some days but IS
y low reported to be improving.
The Lamar register., 1897-09-11

I l-hulhE Noto-
/ See the fine line of fall millinery
and ladies' cowboy hats at Mrs. j.
NJ. wrighi's.
Mrs. +. L. Irwin returned this
week from her visit to Chicago. She
was called back suddenly by the Sc
nous illness Of her sister, Mrs. j. NJ
Johnston.
+. f. Irwin, the Lamar shoe dealer,
has placed $1,000 worth OF new shoes
for men, women and children on the
shelves Of his store since July 4th
His fall millinery and dry goods are
now being received.
( I The First National Bank has been
making a number OF improvements
on their property this week. A hand
some office room Is being fitted up in
the vacant space on the north side Of
the hall They have also put heavy
boxing around their trees to protect
Mem
c. Frus. Liggett and c. C. Wolever
were down from Sheridan Lake this
week Mr. Liggctt had great tri-
umph over the enemies who have
sought to injure him on last Satur-
day. He will enter upon bis duties
a. receiver Of the land ciiice in
short time.
The newspaper fraternity Of La
mar seems to ''have 'emn bad. The
editor OF the Sparks and correspond
cat Of the Holly Chieftain have each
seen snakes in their Offices lately.
The latter Is said to have been
whip" and was seeking the land Of
fee 10 offer its services for the com
iug primaries and convention.
J. W. Golladay's barn IS now rap
idly approaching the point where he
can move into it. II will make the
most imposing structure in town.
Johu can weIl be proud OF the sue
cess which has crowned his enter
prising efforts to give Lamar the best
livery stable in the valley. A big
dance will De given in it as soon as
the hoor is laid.
fszlznz
DIN On last Saturday evening Of
heart disease Capt IL S. Hover, who
had been in Lamar but short time.
Capt. Hover came here from Tacoma,
Washington, to visit his brother, f.
$. Hover, and expected to remain il
the climate agreed with him. He
and his family stopped in town two
weeks and had just started for his
brothers in the country, when he
stopped ii Mrs. q. W Keeley's aud
asked for a chair complaining OF be-
ing sick. The chair was brought and
he fell into it dead The funeral ser
vices were held next day aud the re
mains we're inferred in the city Gem
etery. The deceased was 81 years old,
was an old soldier having served in
Virginia regiment throughout the
war aud had attained the rank of
captain. He leaves wife aud two
children to mourn his loss and they
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
/ -, Et,-o, ,.4,y,, ~, rtity
The Lamar register., 1897-09-11

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative BroFno Quinine Tablets. MI
Druests rrfund tho money Il it fails to Cure. sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
EXEMPT FIREMEN IN A RUMPUS.
TURBULENT MEETING. AT WHICH HARSH ACCU-
sATIoNs WE'RE MADE AND BLOWS
WERE STRUCK

The Exempt Firemens Association held a turbu-
lent meeting in Its rooms in the jefferson Market
Building on Tuesday evening. Charges that
fund OF s3 900 had been used TO Influence egisla-
ton and that $4,000 had failed to reach the Legs-
by accusations OF lying and by blows which nearly
ton to have investigation was defeated and an
other resolution expressing confidence In the officers
Of the association passed.
For two years tho association waged a fight at
Albany to prevent the paid Fire Department Of the
city from getting share Of the 2 Ter cent tax on
foreign insurance companies which had been paid
to the associations benevolent fund. A secret
ISOLATION OF members of the Fire Department,
known as the "Plnkies." raised n fund to influence
the Legislature. The fight resulted In a defeat for
the Exempt Firemen's Association and the passage
Of act to divide the tax between it's benevolent
ment. 1t was declared later that ey-C Chief McCabe
committed shieide 10 avoid giving testimony before
legislative committee to the corrupt OF
money In the fight.
At the meeting Tuesday night William Hen
messy offered resolution to appoint n committee
TO examine the books and Investigate charges
which had been made. Mr.. Reese. the 1anitor OF
the City Hall. offered substitute praislng the OH
GERS OF the ASSOCIATION for the manner In which
they had administered their trust. Louis j. Bel
oni. tr., declared that $1,000 Of tho associations
declared that every dollar of the fund had been
accounted for. and that most OF the money had
been paid through the associations counsel. After
much wrangng, In which some of the members OF
the association hurled the vilest epithets at IN
other and struck each other with their fists, tho
officers Of the association sustained by vote
OF 70 to A. and the Investigation defeated
Some OF the members fought ali the way DOWN
stairs to tho street after the meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
HOW THE SHIPS WILL FORM
THE PRESIDENTS FLAGSHIP TO LEAD
THE EASTERN COLUMN.

THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE MAY REVIEW THE NAVAL
PARADE ON GRANT DAY-THE TRUSTEES OF
THE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION HOLD
THEIR LAST MEETING-PLANs FOR
ENTERTAINING THE GUESTS.
The thousands Of people In every part or tnis
country who are concerned in the almost I'M
raralIeled demonstration TO be made in this city
next Tuesday on the occasion OF the dedication OF
General Grants tomb will be much Interested IN
the official announcement OF the line Of march ana
the composition of the land and naval parades
which is made In another column. on account
OF the importance of the announcement. ana be-
cause Of the attention It will doubtless receive by
the hundreds Of organizations which II ahects'
The Tribune prints it in full in another part OF
this issue.
Rear-Adn,iral Bunce called on General Dodge
yesterday afternoon and held conference win
bin, as to the part the North American squadron
and the foreign war vessels are to take in the
naval parade. At its close Captain Colby M.
Chester made some announcements which Will
be found of interest
AS already announced, the squadron will hoist
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Teresa and the Infanta Isabella, which two ships
would arrive here on Saturday.

Teresa and the 1nfanta ISaDella, Which WV ''''-
would arrive here on Saturday.
Plans are under way to give tho piueJacAe''
Of tho war vessels some sort OF entertainments
since II is deemed only right that In the extern
sion of courtesies they should not be forgot'en'
The officers Of the First Battalion OF Naval fe-
serves are the prime movers In the matter ana
General Howard Carroll has the matter under
especial consideration. The entertainment VIII
probably consist of an evening at the theatres
or Buffalo Bills Wild West Show. with big
supper afterward. The entertainment VIII DE
paid for, II 1t takes place. by subscription.
THE PRESIDENTS FORMAL INVITATION.
Robert NJ Thompson, Of the Committee on
Naval Affairs. will go to Washington tomorrow
to present to President Mckinley specially
prepared invitation to be present at the ball TO
be given the foreign naval officers at the Wal
dorf on the night following the celebration. The
entire Presidential party and members or the
Senate and the House will also be invited
Beside the three string bands. the Mexican
Military Band will be asked to furnish music
Among the foreign naval officers to be present
are the following officers Of the British cruiser
Talbot: Captain Edward II. Gamble. Commander
Lewis Bayly Lieutenant John ID. Daintree, Lieu
tenant Cuthbert Hunter. Lieutenant Bertram s.
Evans, Lieutenant William II. Leadbeater,
Lieutenant William D. Patton. Lieutenant X. N.
r. Alfred c. Selfe. Sub-Lieutenant Robert JEFF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
Az OrTJyG FOR THE WORKINGMEy.

President p H. Dunn. of the Quigs Club, which
has a membership OF over four hundred SAID yes
terday that the club had arranged TO give "a.
workingmen OF the XINth Assembly District ana
,be,r families n days enjoyment. and for his pur'
pose had engaged the steamer Laura NJ starin ana
two large barges for excursion 10 Grand Vie"
park. on the Sound. The date fixed Is MONDAY,
AupIist The Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS WI
snara No EXPENSE TO make the outing a red-etteF
dav in the calendar OF the XlXth District An IN.
tar,seting feature will be a baseball match between
,be Rivsrside and Quigg Republican clubs. Franz
Brainard District-Attorney 0cott George n p Of
tNe Port. Major Pmley, Commissioner OF yurSIs'
n b Plat, ex-Judge Taintor. Abraham Gruoeu:
CYRUS Clark and NJ G. Byers are among '"'''
rrominent In the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22

Parlor Furniture. Over one hundred
STYLES of Parlor Suits shown to-day. Up-to-
date, reliable Furniture at prices that appeal
ST. ongIy to careful purchasers. $50 to $780,
Transferring Linens. Prices are goingu up
but not here. Big stocks bought at the
right time enable us to make prices below
present market values Table Linen, So in,
SOC: 81 in, SIC: 81 in. sl1O. Hemstitched
Pillow Cases, SOC and Csc a pair. Hem
stitched Irish Linen Sheets, SO a pair. Others
at equally attractive prices.
CIT Classware. Rich American cuttings
Greatly reduced prices TumbIers, $3.50
and S. dozen: were S4.15 and S. Nap
pies. 1925 to 80: were s7.75 to 1880.
Bowls. s.. so and So; were 1926 and Sl2.
An immense stock of Cut Glassware at
economical prices.
Women's Bicvcle Suit A stock that
embraces all the newest STYLES. A great
variety of fabrics. $3.50 to $50. Perfectly
tailored Modestly priced.
Corsets. 1.-The Lillian" is made TO our
order by one Of the best makers in all
Europe. Twelve models to meet all normal
needs. 81 to 500. Count its friends by the
thousands.
III. & S." Corsets, heavily boned and
finished with silk embroidery. Boo, Doc and
75c; regularly 75c. 81 and 1928.
Seeing Machines. THE Wanamaker"
slS to s35. Seven styles. Fifteen special
features. Only difference in the Machines
is in cabinet work. As good as can be
made. Our method of merchandising cuts
fancy prices in half.
La1vn Mo1rers "The Wanamaker' has
no superior 1t cuts clean, runs easy, IS
durable and cheap 10 in, s225; II in,
81. 80; IA in, s2.75; 1s in, 50; Is in, 1928.
BOYS Golf Suits. 1926 to So. Fancy
plaid materials, well made and full OF style.
Golf Trousers, s1.75, $3.50 and 1870.
Sizes to 16 years.
BOYS Tob-Coats. OF all-wool Covert
Cloth, silk lined and Tapped seams, FIVE
DOLLARS. Unmatched at the price.
accordion and Knife Plating. High
class work, prompt service, moderate
charges. Leave your order in the Muslin
Underwear Store.
Fnrs Stored. 1t costs but trifle to have
us care for and insure them against damage
by moths and fire until fur-time comes
again. Alterations made by skilled hands.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.,
Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
CONFESSED TO FORGERY ~ GERMANY

land from Antwerp. yesterday. Frederick Evrang-
haus, alias Karl Koelker, OF Barmen Prussia. one
OF her passengers. arrested by Deputy United
States Marshal Bernhardt on a charge OF swindllng
by means OF forgery. several banks and business
firms Of Barmen out of about 100000 marks The
prisoner was n builder In Barmen. where he had
large credit When arrested he at first denied, but
afterward admitted. his identity The specific charge
on which he was arrested Is that by means or
forged Endorsements he obtained 1870 900 marks from
Kreinberg & Co, Moritz Cup, Won CAM Holl-
haus and the German Wechselbank, all OF Bar
men. The prisoner. on being arraigned before
United States Commissioner Lyman, confessed his
guilt and was committed for extradtion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
Wrenchcd and Hacked

Nv the pangs OF rheumatism. the Joints eventually be-
corne rrievously distorted and sometimes assume an
aluo. groesque deformty. To prevent such results by
s,noe and agreeable Is certainly the part OF wis
dom A tendency to rheumatic ailments may be success
t,v oombated with Hostetter's Stomach BItters a med
cne with the prestige OF long and successful career OF
unbounded popularity. and OF emphatic professional en-
dorsemen II removes from the blood those inh"nmaory
,,nnure, which Psychologists assign the cause OF rheu
natlsm and not only purines the life current but
richie. H. promoting vIgor by ferzns Its source. pi-
.ton the action bowels and the secretion Of the
be are aided by IT, and impcs the kidneys and bladder
10 A regular and active performance OF their functions
II IL besides thoroughly reliable remedy for and means
Of preventing periodic fsvsrN