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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
DIED.

ARCHER-In this city, February % 1897,
Albert, sou OF Charles II. and Marcella archer
ana grandson William and Mary ,nne
Archer and Ellen Ryan. native of San Fran
cisco aged years months and 5 days
A1Notice Of funeral hereafter
BAXLkY-1n Oakland February %, 1897 John
W., beloved husband OF Fannie X. Baxley, a ma
tive OF West Virginia, aged 6 7 years 10 months
and days
CHISHoLM-In Alameda, February % 1897
Clara All e. beloved wife of w. II. Chisholm, q
native OF Morri b Irg, Canada aged 81 years
1-Friends and acuuaintancas are res .ect-
fully invited to attend the uneral TOMORROW
"wednesday, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, from her
late residence. 1913 Weber street. Alameda
1ntermenG private.
CoLLTNS-In this city February 22. 1897. at
1918 Post street. Annie, beloved wife OF tha late
William and Joseph Collins, and sister in aIv
OF Mrs NJ. a. K. Rob srts. q native OF st. JohI,
New BruHsw lex, agei so years.
KB- Friends and acQnaintances are respect
fully invited 20 attend the fun-raI TO MORROW
(Wednesday) at 9:45 O'Clock A. NJ, from the
residence of her sistsr-in- Mrs NJ A Il
Roberts, O1S Post street. thence % st. Mary e
Cathedral. where solemn requiem high mass
VIII be celebrated for the repose Of her soul
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Interment
Inter ment Mount Calvary Cemetery.
DONOVAN-In this city, tebruarr 20, 1927 VIII
liam j.. beloved son OF John and Ka Dono van,
aud grandson of PatricN ]. and the late Mary
Shaughnessy a native OF San Francisco aged 10
monsns and Is days
Sc Friends and acqusintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Tuesday), at o'clock P. NJ. from the resi-
urn OF the parents. 9 Zoe place of Folsom
street, between Beale and Fremont. lntermeut
Mount Cav. r. Cemetery
EBERHART-In this city. February 90 1897
Matthew, beloved husband Of Bernhardine Eber-
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

M UST BE SOLD; NO REASONABLE OFFE
ul refused; house of rooms; bath: stable; chic '.
en-house; street work done; the cars JOS
j. MASON. Berkeley station
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
MOUNT 0LNET CEMETERY

GAN MATEO COUNTY; NEAREST GENIE
~ terry 70 the city; non-sectarian; in no sense :.
ctnsiye; location unexcelLed. Ot5Ge S92 MaxkM
Stzeet southeast corner q SixLh
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

GROOM MODERN HOUSE, WELL LOCATED
4 $35. See H. A. SMITH. 27 Market St, or al
residence, 2067 San Jose ave-, Alan eda.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23

BOARDING AND ROOMS.
1d1oVAN NEsS AVE.-SUNNY FRONT
II - alcove room: folding-bed hand ,omely
furnished; running waler; large closets: board
optional
1dO7 VAN NESS. COR. BUSH-SUNNY
1OI double and single rooms with board; ,el.
II oTEL BKRTLING ia 3 SH-A FAMILY
IL hotel: references: all modern conveniences
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-RESIDENC IN WESTERN AID
w dition or income property from $4,000 to S15,
600 Address L.. box 81, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

A DVICE FREE: DIVORCE LAWS A SPEC
n ialty private; fee without success: proba to-
insolvency. wills. collections bills of sale, deeds
damages. etc. private detectives estab. 10 years
Q. W. HOWE. $50 NJ Market st. corner stockton st
A DVICE FREE; NO CHARGE UNLESS sue
II cessfu w. w. DAVIDSON, 927 Market st.
d w. KING, ,ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, w, CHRON-
III. icle building: advice free; low fe s: all cases
A DV1cE FREE; NO CHARGE UNLESS sue
"A cessfui J. g. JEFFRESS, 632 Market, rIn, "a
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23


EASTON, ELDRIDGE IL CO,
u EASTON, ELDR1DGE & co.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & co.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23

0e750 BELvEDERE, NEAR FREDER-
GDO W. ick; new modern fats of and 8
rooms and bath; lot 25xl2l:lO.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOo BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE

WANTED-PLACE IN ELMHURST IN EX-
w change for very large OF and modern room
cottage in Lorin: price $2250 mortgage. Ap-
ply immediateiy TO A j. SNYDER 81 CO., 467
Ninth ST.. oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23

O. GOSO0 PINE, NEAR OCTAvIA; FINE
DOOOO. house of l rooms and bath; sunny
side. lot 3Drl27. q
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23

GeSA0 ASHBURY, Mr.. FELL; MODERN
tNOCOO. house Of rooms and bath base
meut. 2hxlO3
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

GC00 PER ACRE; CHOICE s. ACRE
70 w tracts in the Polhemus Tract at Menlo
tarK; spre aiding oaks; beautiful drives; water
one-quarter cash.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-23
cH1LpREN BOARDED.

MOTHERS Personal CARE; / MoNTI
lfI old up: sunny rooms; wholesome food; lo'
rates. r. J., box 1872. Call Ofhce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
Standing of the Eastern League.
Browns Again Victorious.

Pennsylvania was defeated by Brown
University yesterday in game on Frank
lin field by score of . TO D.
The fielding of the 'varfity team was
very bad. Balls were fumbled and thrown
wild which should have been fielded with
little care, but the worst fault was slow
ness Hoeifer several times allowed men
90 90 to second base unmolested because
he did not see them in time, and he
further contributed 10 the defeat by IA
wild throw on an easy chance TO first base.
Huston allowed man TO come home
from third on a ball caught not 10 yards
behind second base, while Robinson
suffered an aggravated attack of his
usual inability TO think, besides making
three of the most aggrayating errors.
Under these circumstances Brown
pitched remarkably we'll He was hit
eleven times safely. Five of these hits
were very soratchy, while three were balls
which fell just out of the reach of the
fielders. He gave but two bases on balls.
Summersgill had Pennsylvania COM
pletely ut his mercy. After three men had
hit safely In the third he retired the side
without run. He struck out the side
with man on base in the second.
Radcliffe and Wilhelm were greatly
missed by Pennsylvania Ritchie proved
himself good utility man by playing a
pretty game at short Colbert played left
field very well, after making bad FUN
BILE on the first play of the game and did
excellently at the bat and on the bases.
The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
Denman Thompson's Famous Play at the
Providence Opera House.

There are very few plays now before the
public that have entertained more persons
than The Old Homestead - Denman
Thompson made the piece, which is
string OF sympathetic incidents, a famous
stage performance many years ago and
from the first To the last performance it
has maintained "a strong grasp On public
affection. A good sized audience in the
Providence Opera House last evening
enjoyed its comedy and pathus, It's homely
anu attractive pictures of rural lie and it's
wholesome spirit aud ennobling senri-
ment. lt is piece that can be seen fre-
quontly with almost unyarying interest.
1ho unique performance of Denman
Thompson was missed but his well known
part OF Joshua Wnitcomb was adm irably
interpreted by Arcnie Boyd who presented
"A very naturalNcwEngland farmer. He was
especially effective in the many pathetic
scenes with which "The Old Homestead
Is generously bosprinkled. Cv Prime was
excellentiy impersonatcd by w. NJ. Cressy
and there was no fault TO lind with G.. III.
Ciark's Interpretation of the character of
Henry Hopkins. Miss Marie kimball
PLAYED Aunt Matilda admira My. All the
characters were In competent hands and
the play wns presented in first class form
The musical part was especially agreea Die
both as 20 ensemble singing and solos by
the we'll known contra tenor, X. j. Jose.
Tho Old Homestead will be played this
evening an 4 tomorrow afternoon and even
ing.
Next Monday evening there will be
dress rehearsal OF Mr. Jules .Tordan's new
comic opera entitled Rim Van Wrinkle, "
10y the HISTORIANS aud on 1uO stlay
evening the first public performance of
the new work will bo se1n in the PrOvi-
dencc Opera House
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
Michael and McDuffee Matched.

Dave Shafer returned 10 New York yes
terday from Boston where he has been
To arrange for the match race for Michael
with Eddie McDuffoe The date set, May
81, is found impossible ms "a sanction for
so large purse cannot be secured Tor
that date. Shafer will not let Michael
meet McDuffee without side bet OF
$1,000, and the management is 10 add TO
this purse Of $1,000, making 5000 I'm all
The contest will be set for some time in
the latter part Of june, and in the mean
time each of the men is 10 train hard for
the great race.
Michael left New York last night for
Boston, where Inc will condition himself
track he Is dated to ride exhibitions
after which he may appear in Philadel-
wheelmen.
Shafer will send to Chicago for an even
dozen paccmukers, all of whom will he
trained especially for the match with
McDuffee. Shafer Is deluged with letters
asking for the appearance Of Michael at
meets oil over the country. and has half
a dozen match races In sight today.
Eddie Bald arrived In New York ycster-
day. Cooper passed. through TO Boston.
The great pair meet in the Massachusetts,
division races at Waltham track. Boston,
May 81. Bald says that this ends all talk
OF match race, as he and Cooper will
settle all differences on that occasion and
In the succeeding contests of the New
York state ctrCfu. Bald is looking better
than be did at anv time last season. His
trainer, Pat Mcdonald says he Is In con-
dition 60 make the fight of his life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
MAINE STATE LEAGUE.
General Sporting Gossip.

Australian Billy Murphy has posted a
forfeit In New York and has challenged
Dave Sullivan.
Johnny Van Heest and frankie Nc
Hugh, who is regarded as newspaper
rather than real boxer, will meet at
Columbus. June o.
Joe Walcott and Billy Smith probably
will settle their old score III New York in
June. 1t will be IA big surprise If Smith
ever gets into ring with Walcott
Johnny Griflin's father is so ill that
Johnny has cancelled his bout with Jack
Delaney, which was to- have taken place
in New York Saturday night. Jack
o Brien will take Gritfin's place.
Manager Long of the Reading, Penn,
baseball club today signed the following
players: W. II. Gallagher of last years
Phillies; Dolan OF the Boston Club;
Herndon of Rochester and Meaney Of the
Scranton team.
The matchmaker Of the Olympic Club
of Frisco must underestimate Lavigne's
abilities when he thinks Joe Gan, "a suit
able opponent for the" kid" +" The club
has offered $1,000 purse for them, and
Lavigne will not hesitate to accept "a
"cinoh' like that
The court of appeals of Missouri has
Just handed down decision 10 the effect
railroads in Missouri do not have To carry
them free OF charge The decision was
brought about by the case of j. III. Belts
VS.. the Missouri Pacific railway.
A bicycle relay race was run over the
roa ad from Nartinsbury, W. Va, To VIM
chester the road made famous by Gen.
Sheridan's ride, yesterday. Twenty riders
took part i'm the race the distance of
which was llS miles. The speed scheduled
and made over the mountain paths was %
miles an hour.
Owen Zeigler. the Philadelphia boxer,
made such good showing against kid"
Lavigne at Philadelphia the other night
that the Greater New York club has
offered $500 pursetfor "a 20-round bout
between them. What is the use of "A club
Offering purses when 10 Will not be per-
mitted To hold Contestsy
The Harvard golf club held its first an
nual meeting last evening, and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
President, j. ii. Clark, Jr., 20 secretary
and treasurer Stoughton Bell j.. = ex-
ecutive committee, besides the president
and treasurer ex oiiicio, r. H. Stone '9S,
j. +. Curtis, 80, W. IL. Cutting, .r., 90.
:. B. Thorne, Yale, 'g6 reached New
Haven yesterday and will remain i'm town
over Sunday Co coach the candidates for
next sensons football team. The candi-
dates have been working steadily for
several weeks in preparation for tho kick
ing contest which will bc held mt Yale
field on next Monday afternoon. W. 4.
Bull, Yale, 1885, will act as Judge atfthe
competition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

Earned rnns-Scrsntoni Providence. Two
base hits-Beard, Massey 2, Bassett 2. Three.
base hit--Neigand. Sacrifice hits-Iooney 2.
Left on bases-Scranton II; Providence IL.
Struck out-By Gillen 5. by Eagan 2. Double
play-Weigand. Cooney and Drauly. First
base on error-Providence First base on
balls-By Gillen a; by Eagan 2. HIT by
pitched bsll-knight, O'Brien. Wild pitch
Gillen. Umpire-Gahney. Time-Gh. 25m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

Earned runs-Pennsylvania 2: Brown g
Two-base hit--Rodman Three base hit
Blakely. Stolen bases-Robinson, Ritchie,
Fultz. Bases on balls-Ritchie p Colbert 2
Cook, Bovd, Dunno. Struck out-Huston 2
Blakely. Colbert Gillin1er B. yoight, Hoeffer
?, Brown, Cook 2, Dunno. Left on bases
Pennsylvania IL: Brown :. Hit by pitched
ball-Hoeffer 2, Boyd. Double play-Robin
son TO Gilinder. Muffed fly ball-Laudar.
Wild throws blakey, Hoeffer, Robinson,
Dunno. Fumbles and missed grounders 3
Colbert, Robinson. Dropped thrown bali
Robinson. Passed balls-Hoeffer, Dunno
Wild pitch s-Summersgll ?. Tims-2h. 5m.
Umpire-Sheridan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
Bicycle Demonstration on the 4tb.

Mr. j. H. Dawson, one Of the veterans
Of the wheel and well known I'm cycling
circles all over New England mas been
appointed chief marshal Of the big Fourth
of July bicycle parade, which Is Co take
place In the afternoon instead of the even
ing, M inst year MIR. Dawson handled
the parade Of the last Fourth and the
unprecedented assembling of wheelmen at
that time, coupled with the interest now
awakened, assures the biggest turn out
of wheels on the coming Fourth ever dis
played In this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
Springfield. 10: Wilkesbarre. 1.

Mains was invincible in the box at
Wilkesbarre yesterday. This coupled
with Wilkesbarre's ragged fielding. gave
Springfield an easy victory. The visitors
played an errorless game in the field. The
score:
Springfield, 0 2 0 o o z o 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
A REMARKABLE GAME.
Grays and Scranto1s Play Thirteen Inn
ings and Each Scores One Run.

The Miners and Champion Grays played
remarkable game at Scranton yester
day. In l3 innings each team scored only
one run, and the game was called on ac-
count of darkness The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

oprsnS Storms nrSt overturn
those trees which are not well
grounded Don't let these
enervating spring days find
you poorly prepared to resist
them. To have strong nerves,
rich blood, good appetite and
sound digestion is to be well
grounded. SCOTS Emulsion
Of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
Phosphites will give all these,
because itnourisheS the whole
system and reaches the very
tissues of life. Better have
the spring cough blow by you
rather than stop with you for
weeks or all summer long.
FOR sale by all druggists at 90 cents and S~
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists. New Yors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
SPORTING WORLD.
National League.


The Browns played poorly yesterday
Hutchinson was hill hard by Boston.
In addition he was very wild. nearly all
his bases on balls proving fatal. Coll
Inns batting was the feature of the game.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21
A Veteran Chicagoan Dead.

Chicago, May 2l. Matthew Latin, one
of the oldest residents of Chicago and one
Of the founders of what is now the Latin.
hanu Powder Company, 10 dead, aged "a
years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

Successful business depends largely
upon intelligent buving and selling The
News great self Educator Feature Will
furnish many useful suggestion to the
school boy, business woman or business
man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-21

In these days OF culture and progress do
not wear grizzly beard OF moustache
when they can De coiored q natural brown
or hlaok ~ hofne with ruotin ~hsrn's live.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
Rrdufeu=Sote.

8iele I'M erer Gel ct tperben oor Sturgeon
Elm tleines, unIpru9sloies 8latt nit obt9em
Sitel erbalten 6uber1, pel9es hon Or. peter
6abrnep in @bicugo, Sa., bsrausgegeben
tpirb. 2ege es niht Bel 9eite, fonbern leie
es in einem freien Mugenblid bur9. @s
entbdlt Ni9ts, mas ni9t Sebermann leien
tOnnte, ia mir geben iogar 10 melt GIT fagen
: leien Io0te. Menn au9 feline interefanten
@ei9i9ten ober ipaBbafte 9inge in feinen
Gpalten entbalten itnb, 70 tperben bod
Man9e ieinen Snbult nubbringeno UNI
nthttg finben, einen Megpeiier CUR Sc,
1unbbeit unb aum Woblerge6en. Wtr ftnb
erI u4t, Sol6e, tpelhe 8pei ooer mebr @remz
pldre bonn Rranfenz8ote empfun9en, gu Bit
ten, bas ober Die iiberfliiiiigen @renplart
.i6rem Na6bur ODER 8efannten 81 iibergeben.
benz Spri9port gemGB: Sin gutes Wori
fin0et INNER einen guten Srt."
Perionen iebo9, ipel3e fi9 fir quite, gez
Iunbe 0eftire fit bas 9aus unb ben 5a=
milientreis interefirsn uno fem @ren1plar
bonn u&ranfenz8ote" et6alten BADEN, per=
ben erIu9t, i6re NOrefe auf elmer Poitfurte
an 0r. Yeter 5abrnep, 112-114 60. 9opne
Nbe., @btcdgO, Su., gu fenben, uttb es ptrf
ibnen NIT Poftpenbung Elm @rempldr fret
5ugefanbt perDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
Brteffaften.

s. g., 0iobrdra, Nebr. 8ir qlalt6en
ni9t, baB bic 9ef6i6te in 8u9form err
f@ienen 1T.
90. g, 6elend, Mont. - ,@enn 1fh Elm
Gifenbabn5ug nit elmer @ef9pinbigfeit bon
elmer Wleile in Der Minute betpegt un6 es
pirb cine &anonenfugel in berIelben Hidz
tung, in Der Der 3ug lduft, abgei9pTen, 1T
Die @ef9pinbigtsit Der 8ugeG glei9 Der Sc
i6pinDtgfeit, Die ibr bur9 bas Nbfeuer1 er=
t6eilt ptrb, plus ober Minus Der Sc
f4pin0igfeit bes 3uges, ober muB bic 8efpez
g1ng oes 3uges urberidii9tigt g%ela1en perz
benz" Sber i1 anberen Morten: nMnJez
nommen, bic 8ugeG bat cine Nnfanqsz@es
f6ptnoigfett bon elmer Meile in Der W1inute,
tpern biefelbe a6geI6pfen pirb; ipirD oieIe
9ef9ninbigteit auf 3nsi Msilen bic Min1tte
berme6rt ober auf g314 ~rebucirt, DaburA,
baB ft9 Der 3ug cine Naeile in Der Minute
bprtpdrts betpegt9" Sn Der 8edntpprtuna
Der 5rage Iolen Die 9eieBe Der 59tpere uno
Geibung unberiidit6tigt bleiben.
Die Nntlport luutet: @tr nebnter an, haB
Die Ganone, aus pel9er Die &ugel obgefcuert
tpirb, ii9 u1f benz in 8etpegung befinbl;9sn
3uge befinbet unb tpG6renb bes 5a1rens 16z
gefeuert pirb. Die &anpne bat bann, un6
nit ibr Die burin befinbGi9e 4ugel, cine Sc
19ninbigfeit bon elmer Meile in Der Minute.
Wirb Der 8anpnenfugel bur9 N6ferern Der
8unone cine traz9ei9tpinbigfett Don elmer
Meile in Der Minute gegeben, 10 mub Iie in
elmer Minute anet Meilen Suriidlegen.
Sbeoretii6 penigftens. 8ieQei6t !pirb Die
Sadie bur6 Elm anberes 8eifpiel beutli9er,
Rebmen Sic 5pei 8ugeln unb itoBen lie auf
paraGelen 8ubnen NIT elmer 9e19pinbigfeit
BON elmer Meile borlpdrts, unb 9eber bann
Der einen &ugel am @nbe Der erften Neeile
einen @rtra7StoB BON elmer Meile, Der onDez
rem aber ni4t, 10 pirb Die erfte 8usel NIT
elmer 8e59ni1bigfeit BON 5pet Wteilen, bic
anbere nit elmer @ei9ninbigfeit bon elmer
Meile fortrDQen, - Die 8erldrqIamunq
bnr9 &eibung II. |. 10. natiirli9 niht in Nnz
f9lag ge6ra9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20

- 1tniere Gorrefponbenten unb Nsenten
befu6en bic foIgenben 5tuuten:
9err Puul 6riebel bic Staaten Soma unb
gainneIota.
9err Sreb S6erf ben Stat Wisconiln
unb ben norbpeFli9en She'll BON Miniqaa.
9err 9enrp G9aal ben Staat Snbiana.
9err Nbolf Werner ben Stat SGinpis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
ssir ydiaem IS atutiomt at, Mdmner.

9as 9ublifunt tpiro 10 bdufig gum Barren gebaltesn,
Oab es eanj ielbipetftdnDli6 lit, tpenn etn Ntarth ttD
uidfs ipeib. 9eg6ulb ~beri1ifen mir an iebe Oeraits
iDortliGe 9srfo4 ,%nbsOinat, %tots1trei per 99it Elm
tpel6e mir 9araltiren oaB fc Cure 2ebensfraft iDiez
Oer1erteIen, ieOen She'll Cures &0rpsrs itdrfsn 'nO
einen b~plhdnOie ~perfctten Wtann aug @ub rlad2siI;
Sic lpunoerbare G~eiltroft bes &alana5oosGeltrt
lift aaqemein befannt unb mir BADEN 9ertrauen IN nn=
iere 8ebanDIuig, tout ipifreen mir tie; g sa9, n mot 5a t.
boB eg Sud bclfen tniro npb :S9Sbt bic @geDanOlain5
fprtsuieben ipipibt, Oan1t fDnnt Sbr tns lniere Se=
sablunq 5uididen.
Western Medicine, Co. (Sncorporirl,
3~ioIoum6bap &alathasoo, Wtd).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
Ser ar0kte Mpmard

lit bod mir Elm beba~uerusmertDes @ei9Dpf tpe1tn er nit
9nspepiie seplogt tit, tpdbrenb Ietn drlnfter untertbart,
ber nit a~eiegneter @erbniun9 begtobi9t 1T. bDn Tim
nit &eht be1teibet perben fonr. Sie 9Dsrepttfer ieben
9immelsitrids unb ieber Station finb itetieen Cant
f9ulbi9 bent 9~oitetters Maeeubttters, bos fe BON eiren,
BET bortndft9iten nnb qudIenbiten Setben befreit, eeaen
ireldbes bic ntebt5itiide @%eI9idli6feit lit Nnfpru9 ez
nolnntett fptrb. @uf inherent Sentiment. in europa nnb
inter ben SrDper erfreut iib bieies uunerglet6life Wttt.
tel pobloerbienter Yopuloritdt, uiGt nur as Wsa9enelt.
rtr, Ionbern os ein Mittel aur @erDltung unb 9eilunq
bon Wtolarta, rheumotif6en, gtierens, Solicit llitb nsr.
pDfen &eioe1. IS ~perbeiiert Nppetit unb 9GIaf, be1(bleu=
1tl9t bic Reconnaissance nnb Wieoererltarfnn9 bes abrs
S Ssrei n naq srpr enu M MtasFi dmSbe hhS si 9ll gat sngsm oas
Dor benz 3ubettegeben perbtlft 5u rubtgem. 9eiunbbeits7
ftdrfenbert gdblof unb tft besboIb beionbers fir neruDIe
unO fbmdDlife &eute ol e1npfeblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20

Mitglieb BON surnpereinen in 8ofton, Witz
Hamburg unb St. 2ouis, fotpie Der @bis
eagozSurngemeinbe, Der er felt ben erten
sasen feines 9ierieins angebOrte. Ni9t
minber begeiftert unb rifrig par 9err 5iebz
.1er als Mitglieb bes 5reimaurer<S roens,
beffen Mneeb0riger er felt mebr aGs breiBig
Sabren mar.
Sn alien 8reii.n, in oenen 9err 5iebler
oerfebrte, mar ct UNI ieiner Sii6ti9teit, ieiz
mes geraben Weiens, ieiner 2iberalitdt uno
ieinsr Nnipru9slofigteit tpilen bo9gea9tet.
5rtebe feiner Ni9e!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
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ltatipnen gu telepboniren.