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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-11-30
The
Home Savings Bank Co,

aO1u6 Savings DdHANO.S
WELLINGTON. OHIO,
Transact a general banking business.
buying and selling notes and bills Of ex-
change. Money loaned on satisfactory
collateral, mortgage, or personal secur-
lty. Interest at 4 per cent. paid on all
savings deposits, interest credited annu-
ally.
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
Safsty-deposit boxes situated in our main
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True Patriota.


The democrats have no luck at all In
claiming all the national heroes as par
tisans. Dewey, of Manila fame. turns
out to be republican, as is perfectly
natural for born and bred Vermonter.
Admiral Schley' says; "I am not a
democrat; neither am / republican.
MY politics is my country" And that
is good enough politics for any fighting
man. ;;Gen. Merritt says he is some
thing Of democrat, but is glad the
country is sustaining the administra-
tion, because Mckinley is right. "Joe"
Wheeleris democrat who forgets pol
itics when chasing Spaniards. And
Hobson is q democrat, though he has
been too busy serving the nation lately
to pay. any attention to politics" AS q
whole. the war outfit seems content to
leave government matters in repub-
Iican hands. wholly satisfied with the
way things are done.-Troy Times.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-11-30

EyThe silver mine owners will not
probably retain n lobby In Washington
any longer, and the few orators scat
tered about under the name of silt1
republicans will not be retained on the
pay roll.-Indianapolis Journal.
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Translation.
Pu blication,

RT is hereby made known, that
~ Government has authorized
Reverend L.. FOKTIER to act as
parish priest for the Roman Catho-
lie Congregation in Frederiksted
during lie illness and eventual alb
sence from he island Of Reverend
IT. Hanckaort.
Government 6ecretery's Office, St. Croix,
the 10Th October 1898.
LLMPRICHT.
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ter on the China from his former as
sistant adjutant general. Captain Put
nam Bradlee Strong, written from Ma
nila. The captain declares that it Is
hopeless to ever try and imagine that re-
spectacle citizens can be made Of the ma
tives of the Philippines. He says that
the citizens of Hawaii are bad enough.
but when 1t comes to those of the Philip
pines that there is no use In trying.
Colonel Smith of the Tennessee Regi-
ment has informed General Miller that
his regiment will nay the damages as
sessed against it for the destruction of
the property of Zero Thomas by the men
of the regiment Thomas has had his
property repaired and the money will be
paid this week.
All that now delays the departure Of
the troops is the non-arrival of the trans
ports. The first Of the returning vessels
should arrive here this week, and 1t will
take at least week for them to recoal
and load supplies, so that they could not
hope to get away under ten days after
they make this port. The soldiers are
anxiously awaiting the arrival of the
ships.
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Thinks a Younger Man
Is Better Adapted.
PROUD RECORD OF S. W. LEVY
ToILED FOR THE FATHERLESS
MANY YEARS.
Trustworthy Work of the Hebrew
Orphan Asylum Since It
Came Into Existence
In 1871.

In his report to the officers and mem
bers of the Pacific Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Society, S. w. Levy
asks the nominating committee, who are
to select candidates for the officers of
that organization for the ensuing year, to
release him from the duties performed
by him for nearly thirty years IN the
capacity of president. The clause which
refers to the above reads as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen: / want to say
that this society was started in the fall
of 1871 and that 1 was elected its vice.
president in the fall of 1872 and its presi-
dent in 1873 Having served in the latter
capacity ever since-a period of a quar-
ter of a century-and not being any more
young man. think it would be but
just to myself and at the same time bene-
fetal to the society, that you select as
your president at your. next election a
younger man and one who could give his
f6e ece by doing lee So ou W add
greater success. and prosperity to our
noble society, which is the desired goal Of
Mr.. Levy, in addition to his connection
with the Hebrew Asylum, holds the sec
retaryship of the Associated Charities In
this city. He has made lifetime study
of the necessities and care of little
fatherless and motherless waits. From
the institution which he now desires to in
trust 10 other hands he has provided for
over five hundred children. most of whom
have proved to be useful members to So
ciety, many of them having Families now
residing in this city. He adopted a Gus
tom and strictly enforced it by which
no two wards of the institution are
dressed alike. This last rule relieves
many little hearts of humiliation which
arises from the knowledge that tell-tale
garb designates them to all eyes as par
ticular objects of charity.
The income for the purpose of main
tanning the society during the year
amounts to $3.50 IS. This does not in
clude requests and donations to the ex-
tent of s14,614 10. The expenses for the
626 81 was expended for the asylum and
81 912 35 for the home.
The annual reports of the officers shows
rapid progress on the part of the wards
and an increase in the number of inmates
at the Old Peoples Home. 1t also shows
a decrease in attendance at the orphan
age and of membership of the society.
Among those present at the meeting
was a. Anspacher the philanthropist.
Several years ago Mr.. Anspacher, fearing
that the income of the Institution would
not support a band, donated $40 600 for the
purpose of musical instruction.
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legal process without the necessity of
Hail has seen this alleged bond. and
there are few who believe any bond was
given.
The whole affair looks like gigantic
bluff" on the part of the senile old
Chief kenville is allowed his freedom
through a trick that to the uninitiated
appears to be entirely legal, while the po-
lice are investigating" the case. Their
Investigation so far seems to have been
directed toward securing evidence for the
defense, to the exclusion of all effort on
behalf of the prosecution.
OF course Kenville must be acquitted
at all hazards, for has not Police Commits
small love for Lees, and with his health
fully restored he may be counted on to
renew hostilities on the doting CHIEF.
Consequently it would never do to have
one of Lees subordinates convicted OF so
heinous an offense as the murder Of a 10
year-old boy just at this time.
Meanwhile the cupboard at 166 Clara
street is being busted Of its last crumbs.
three little mouths twitch nervously with
hunger, while out in the Receiving Hospi-
tai a grief-racked mother sits beside
cot gently stroking the tiny hand of her
best loved
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26
THE COURAGE OF FAITH.
Rev. J. A. B. Wilson on the Necessity
of Christian Fortitude.

At the Howard-street Methodist Epfs-
copal Church in the morning Rev. Eli
McClish, DID,, president of the University
of the Pacific, preached for the cause OF
the university and raised 500.
In the evening the pastor, John A. r..
Wilson, DID,, just returned for another
pastoral year, preached on Enthusiasm
and What 1t VIII Accomplish'-N
xiii :3O-31: ''And Caleb stilled the people
before Moses and said let, us go up at
once and possess It. for we are well able
to overcome. But the men that went up
with him said, We be not able to go up
against the people. for they are stronger
The spirit of enthusiasm possessed Ca
leb when he shouted the battle cry. Let
us go up and possess, for we are Well able
to nd But i Il "a Is The po
posfte spirit. But the men that went up
with him said. We be not able to go up
against the people, for they are stronger
Thus speaks Recommendation every.
where and always. The one spirit OF
holy progression, God-f1lled or full of God,
ready to undertake anything; never dis
couraged by difficulties. The other, mot
able to overcome" without faith in the
intimate paypose ei a9n defeat
spirit shall prevail in our councils, dom
mate in our plans and control in the ef-
There is much to be done and many
things against US. And of what business
in life may not the same be said? But we
are well able to overcome. The occasion
is worthy of our enthusiasm. | want you
to think of what Christianity puts before
you as an object Of personal contention
and of presentation to others. par
nifty, co-workership with God. and to be
subordinate saviors of humanity, to bring
them to the great efficient Savior, who
healeth all their diseases.
This teaches also the danger OF I'M
sanctified leadership. The ten unsancti-
fed rulers who were without faith in the
purpose and ability Of God overcame the
enthusiasm of the two in touch with him
in their influence upon the people. No
army is greater in efficiency than ne Ne
church is greater for W victory than the
Learn also We who stand in leadership
the. dreadful responsib .ity Of calling CALI =, a
is before us in this wilderness of human
souls which surrounds us. Let us go
up and possess, for we are well able to
overcome"
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A PICKPocKET CAUGHT.
Arrested While at Work In q
Crowd at the Ferry Depot.

A young man giving the name OF VIII
liam Hansen and claiming to be waiter
was arrested at the ferry depot yesterday
by Policemen Shaw and Ellis and charged
with grand larceny. The officers are de-
tailed at the DEPOT to watch for pickpock-
cts, and during rush of travel soon after
noon they noticed Hansen acting In a sus-
picious manner. He was watched for
some time and was finally caught hurry
ing out of crowd gathered about the
ticket window. He was placed under ar
rest, and while being taken to the Har-
Dor station he attempted to throw away
q purse. In the purse were several Wis
iting cards Of Mrs E. s. Howard and a
few dollars in silver.
The arresting officers had hardly finihed
searching their prisoner when DR.. e. 8.
Howard entered the station and reported
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26
THE FIRST RAIN IN CAMP.
1t Will Hurry Up the acquisitions
for the Necessary Tentage.

The first actual discomfort to the SOL
diers at the Preside was brought to the
troops on Saturday Light by the heavy
downfall of rain. Many of the tents are
old and not waterproof, so that the men
had a rather disagreeable night of it.
Orders have been issued to each regi-
mental commander that he see that the
proper acquisitions for the necessary
quartermaster. This order was issued
week before last, and the rain will have
the effect of hurrytng in the acquisitions
to the quartermaster.
General Miller was in receipt of a let
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26

BOWEN
x CO.

A sale of staple articles which are
needed In every home:
hams - coffee = butter - white
wine = tomato catsup = medicinal
whiskey = toilet soap = ripe cut
turner-cranberries-figs-p =
SPECIAL SAVING SALE
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
HamS-reg'ly I3c lb TIC
Eastern sugar cured. Guaranteed,
like everything else we sell.
COffee-Pasha blend lbs S5C
reg'ly CSC lb 3 Ib can oSC
Good coffee; good breakfast
Good coffee depends much on the max
ing, it should be drank as soon as made.
White wine-Hoaceu Mountain Axe
A most pleasant, light wine. gallon
We grow the grapes and make the
wine in our vineyard at Pine Crest
Tomato catSup-regly zoe bot &c
Our bottling-sweet or natural-we
sell more of it than of all other brands
together
Malt Whiskey-Wma Penn 71c
regularly 81 bottle
A real good, medicinal whslSey
Toilet SOap-Turkish bath zoe
regularly Coo dozen big cakes
Here's soap worth your money
OllVeS-ripe cut reg'ly 3oc at 2SC
Old mission olives cut in two places
and cured by fresh water alone
All the natural oil is retained
Drinking cups-reg'ly rsc ca Ioc
BaSinS-reg'ly CSC each 2Sc
White enamel ware, very pretty.
strong and durable-cleanly.
Cake turner-reg'ly zoe 1oc
Rosewood handle, steel blade, yery
large. Hot cake season is nearly here
Bufter-weighed out by the Ib 2SC
We had big sale of it last week
It's first rate butter
New goods
cranbeTies quarts for a,c
OaiiIOrnla IlgS pounds tor 25c
prunes Ioe, I5c, zoe ID
Cigars
The Africans we got by express
proved big scoop az none have
since arrived. They are made of fresh
tobacco from the Vuelta Abajo district
in Cuba.
~ orders entitled to these prices If posted not
late an Wed .sday
4sz Pine ais SITTER $500 California San Francisco
lo75 Clay between Eleventh and Twelfth Oakland
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Dir. de FrGge Leaves Thousands of Dollars
but No Heir Can Be Found.


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fortune have been unayang AS
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HIS MIND UNBALANCED.
Arthur Archibald, Hackman,
Draws a Razor Across His
Throat.

Arthur Archibald, hackman, who has
a stand at Eddy and Mason streets, was
shaving himself in his room, 126 Turk
street. yesterday morning when he drew
the razor across his throat He was
taken to the Receiving Hospital, where
DR.. Well stitched and dressed the wound,
which Is not serious; Archibald, when
for some time men had been trying to
steal his rig and 1t had so discouraged
him that he was tired of life.
AS 1t was evident that his mind was I'M
balanced he was removed to room In the
insane ward and will be taken before the
Lunacy Commissioners.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26

A most interesting and enjoyable pro-
gramme is being arranged by the Twen-
tieth Kansas, First Tennessee and Fifty
first Iowa Regiments. U. s. ". for the
drill to be given by battalions from these
three commands, at the Preside Athletic
grounds, Baker street, next Saturday af-
.ermoo ds at l;5u o, Q CLOCK, Inc ne, pa s
ample room for each battalion to give
some interesting field maneuvers The
reserved seats are under cover and for
sale by Sherman, Clay & Co.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26

early yesterday morning by Policeman
Beach on charge Of forgery and booked
at the City Prison. He secured time
check belonging to his brother from the
California Canneries Company, calling
for the payment of 81 A. He raised the
amount to 81 40, forged his brothers name
on the back and got it cashed by p An
derson, q saloonkeeper at 432 Brannan
street.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26

AT a recent meeting of the executive
committee of the officers club of the
Thirty-sixth Assembly District, held at
Twin Peaks Hall, Edward l.. Head was
Endorsed for Sheriff The committee
will ask the Republican Municipal Con-
yention to nominate him for that Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26
Will Sing to the Critics.

possessing "a voice far superior to that
of either Ncrdica or Melba," will give a
private recital to press Representatives to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
Kohler & Chase building.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26
UMBRELLAS AND
CLOVES.

We will call attention to importation Of Umbrellas
and Gloves Ladies Umbrellas in Naua Wood Pearl Dresden
and Ebony Handles Also Gents in Natural Wood with and with
out silver Trimmings
The fall importation of the celebrated Reynier Gloves for
which sole agents. complete These gloves
both Gace and Suede and all the fall shades
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DRESS GOODS DEPT.
Arrival of New
Goods Dali y =.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR FALL, 1898.

On tomorrow and following days
we will exhibit the most elegant COL
lection of Paris Novelties in Colored
and Black Dress Fabrics ever shown
in this city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26
cAL1FoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-H. D. Hutchin-
son of San Francisco is at the Bucking-
ham. C. A. Son of San Francisco is at
the Netherland.
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MNV|LlE
RELEASED
BY A TRICK.
Efforts to Save the
Assailant.
NO CHARGE AGAINST HIM
UNsAvoRY METHODS OF THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
The Injured Lad Regains Conscious
ness and Strong Hopes Are En-
tertained Of His Ulti-
mate Recovery.
UNSAVORY METHODS OF THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Don't go away, Mamma: my head
hurts SO, mamma, can't you mako 1t
stop?"
Little Willie Lynch opened his eyes out
at the Receiving Hospital yesterday
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BEAD Is Their Choice

Rheumatism. kidney. liver diseases cured. DR..
Gordin Sanitarium 5l4 Pine. mr. Kearny, ST. Cal.
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that his wife had lost her purse while in
a crowd at the ferry depot.
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The famous old JESSE MOORE WHISKY is
recommended by physicians for family and
medicinal use because II is pure.
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Christian Commission Benefit.

his being unbalanced mentally at pres
ent l think he will come out all right
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A Cheap Forger.
Thomas Canter, a laborer. was arrested
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TELEPHONE GRANT 1a4.
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STATEMENT
OF THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
OF THE
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY

OF LONDON, ENGLAND, ON THE s1sr
" day of December, A. D. 1897, and for the
year ending that day. made to the In
surance Commissioner of the State of Cali
fornia, pursuant to the provisions of sections
$40 and Gil of the Political Code, condensed as
per blank furnished by the Commissioner.
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital stock paid I'D in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
why ?

WHY wifi people attempt things for which
they arc entirely unsuiod?
Whv do women worry, cry and fret, When
they should he pleasant and happy most Of
their time?
why are mon blue. despondent molancholy'
sfolid So often when they should he strong
bopcfrl. cnterprisng and vigorous?
Why should any man or woman endanger
health. possibly life. wher a little care will pre-
vent it?
WHY is the present season Of the year so Dc
pressing enervating tho very air filled with
chille. pneumonia grip and all had influences?
why unless the seeds Of disease arc on every
hand and need to bo fought against constantly?
Why will people permit the dangers. sickness
and troubles Of this season to affect their
health and undermine their life when they can
easily he counteractcd?
Why do people not realize that the best thing
for overcoming these troubles is pure whiskey
taken as a medicine
why will people persist In taking impure
adulterated injuri is whiskey when so pure an
article can be secured as Duffys Pure Malt?
why will INSCRIPTIONS druggists SEEK TO ra'm
off inferior and injurious whiskeys? Because
they can make much more money out or the
cheap and impure. than they car from the sale
Of the genuine and valuable.