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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
Ser sampf ,tnn's spreaeramt.

.3a6Grei9 finb bic 8eiper6er nm bas
| Spre6eramt bes g2atipnal : Nbgepronetenz
baufe5 bes Sc. gongre7Ies, felt G3ar Reeh
ertlGrt 6at, baB er ni9t pieoer Ganoibat
fem perbe. Nugenblidli3 iino Die 9erborz
ragenbften barunter SHERMAN BPM Nep
gorf, 6opti11s BON SGinois uno %}9enberfOn
BON Soma, nit 9aI5eG BON PennIplOanien
i'm Sirtergrunbe, rnb @rosbenpr Dpn ODio
6inter Der Scene als iogenannteS i6lpar3cs
gferb.
Sine 3eitlang f3ien es, aGs % 0optin5
i'm Stanbe iein tperbe, Die Stimmen Der
ipeitIi4en republitanii4en AbgeOrOnetcn orf
fi9 gu bereinigen, felt aber 9enoerIOn aufz
getreten 1T unb in Wisconiin cine namhafte
unteritiBung erbalten bat, 6dben itd feline
Nus5i9ten Iebr berI4le6tert, un6 Die ;iberz
piegenbe Nn1i9t Der republitaniI9 en Yreife
i'm Weiten gebt ieBt bubin, baB 6en0erIpn
ais Sieger 6erbprge6en pir0.
SnbeFen 1T es nod LANCE ni9t gepiB.
S6tpo6l Die Qbminiftrdtion erfldrt BADEN
ioQ, ie tperbe ii9 in bteIen 2ampf nibt
mii4en, 10 glaubt ibr bas NiemRnO. 9enn
es muB i6r baran liegen, einen i6r bur6aus
| gefiigigen Spre9er gu baben. nnO ba tpirDe
es na6eliegen, penn tie S6erman's Gar0iz
bobur i9re ltnteritiibung gGbe, lpelfer
barauf Elm Dffenes Nngebpt gema9t bat,
tr1bem er Dffentli9 %erfldrte, er babe heim
6erum6or8en gefunben, DaB bic 0fitgtieOer
bas neuen NbgeorOneten6auies enti4IoiIen
feien, NiemunOen gum Spre6er gu BADEN,
Der fi9 ni9t nit Der politit Deg 9rGfibenz
ten bOQig ibentifi3ire. 9u 9err SHERMAN
trOBbem Ganbibut bleibt, 10 tommt Das feiz
ner @rfldrung glei9, bies g~efigige GGerf5ug
Der &ominiitration abgeben 51 molen.
Sherman mill aIFc ni4t in Die 6uBtapz
fen Ieines 8orgdngers treten, Der befanntz
li9 Elm Iebr unabbdngtger Dunn mar unb
feline eigene fart ausgeprGgte Meinung
bate. Nu9 min er ni9t tpie oisIe Selb7tz
berrIber bes NbgeorOneten6auIes, niht beIz
len 0err, fonoern fem e~rgebener 9iener fem,
unb es ben Nb%georbneten ii6erldfien, bic Sc
f4GftSoronung 51 beftimmen, itdtt lie felbit
3u MAIDEN. limb cine duf has UIeide bin
auslaufen0e @rtldrlIng 6at audi 0opfin5 obz
gegeben. llnb bod bat Heeb 9erooe babur9
ft9 bic Inertennung 1einer gartsi niGbt mlr,
fonoern feiner pplitifden 8egner uno oes
gan3en umerifdnii9en Bottles errungen, 0aB
erin ben 9r2n3en Der 8ernunft uno 8ili9z
felt alerbings-ein TeIbit6arrli6es Ie9imeent
i'm @plfsbuufe einfi6rte, lno oabur6 bic
@rlebtsung Der Gef4dfte in frii6er ni9t oez
fainter Meiie befGIeunigte. ltno es lGbt
fi4 tuum 9%lduben, DAB bic Mebr5a6l Der
Nbgeprbneten piinf6en tpiro, gu BEN alton
Metboben 3nriid3utebren.
Slider bas @olt ni6t! 0enn bieIeg Fat,
tpie gefagt, Die groBen @ort6ciie, usG6e
Dem 2anbe aus Hee0's @orgcben erpudIen,
bereitpili9 anertannt, unb fi9 e6enIo an
ieiner 1t~nabbdngigteit gefreut, sumdl bic
felbe benz Settle %unIerer @erfaiiuna entz
fpri4t. Die 8erfuTung bat Die aeIeb0ez
benbe, bic ppll3iebenne unb Die 0eIeBauslez
genoe 9epalt neben chamber qeItellt, unn
gepDQt, baB feline Der unberen underground
lei, unb elm blinblings Der @recutiDe fpIgers
Der 6iibrer bes 8~olfs6au1es Tag ebenfo
tpenig in i6rer NbIi9t, pie Elm ben @eboten
hes Gpngre1es blinblings foIqenber pro
ftoent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

timore's mod ertpdbnt: Der iebt einunba6ts
3igidbrige S6ulmann Soiepb 2eber, in
ben Sabren 1848 unb 1849 Elm gepaltiger
Sreibeitsagitator auf Dem S4nar3nolp,
ldngere s3eit auf benz 6Obenuspera ipdter
bo6perbient UNI beutf6es S4ulz unD Ses
fangszWeIen in Baltimore.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
apaa,sesttd,e autnots etaats- 8etnsns gatttsoodg, 81. alat 1899.

BON $500 Bis 5000 MenI6sn bor bas Nidts
9eite0t.
limb 6airmont 1T ni4t Der ein5ige Ort,
ipel6er bic Iogendnnten 8ort6eile Der
nSrufs" erfabren fat. Sober 8etpinn, ben
hieiel6en fir @in3elne e~r5ielen, tpirO nit rem
8e,luit unb GGenb Sauienbet %erfduft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
G1irbte SIGtuots 9toats3eitun9)
9GHt miiGmn8Sta9

Bur ote SlltHDl9S Iuut9 D. tlhH VI
9lRt @r06crf6miiGmn8sta9.
Sin 8ei6 6lidt 6eut' bon Srauer
Nuf un1er f90nes Qdno,
9os Saupt in itiGer @ebmut6
@eitiibt auf feline 6dno.
SIN Nuge cine Sbrdne,
go fibt es finneno bd:
6euP 1T Der Sag Der SOB
Sas Wetb Columbia.
limb tpie bic @0ttin finnenb
8ebenft Der alten 3eit,
9a it's, ais ob bie pieber
Gr1tiinS in @irtliGteit.
2aut Srommelptrbel flingen,
Srompetenruf erf9alt,
&anpnenf9ldge brD6nen,
DAB ia9 es peberbaQt.
Columbia erbebt fi6: =
Wie faBt Der Slang fte an,
Wie 6dlt ct fte gefefelt
Sn ieirem pilben 8ann!
S6r &0rper f6ier erbebet,
@ie fe iebt forT9enb fpG9t,
SD .ftoI3 i'm SGGa9tgemiible
9d8 Sternenbanner ipebt.
$50 bort in f~infern 9GuGen
Der 8au9 gum 9tmmel Iteigt
unb feline biiitern S9puben
Sen Sf unO Weiten neigt;
Sort tobt ba5 u~ngepitter,
Ser bluttd>ernite Streit,
Ser, lGngit 54Dn borbereitet,
@etpartet bieier 3eit.
Muf i6ren Soften iogen
BORT Better bur9 bas 2anO,
Die 8aionnete bliben
On bunfler @GGber 8dnb.
l1nb fpie bic Slut6 erbrouIeno
Sid Itaut i'm pilben Meer,
Wie Q8oge ge9en @oge,
Stiir3t Seer bort ge9en Seer.
11nb 8auTenb, Soldenb Yinten
Sn bieIes Strubels @ut6
8erblaHeno itumm CUR @rbe,
Die babeno trinft i6r 8lut.
O6n' Gnbe in Dem 9rdngen
Der @ortpdrtsruf erflingt,
DIM @n6 &anonenra4en
Sic Sobtenmei1e iingt.
O6! nirb benin niemals ertben
Ser piloe 8ruberfampf2
Wiq gar niGt ft9 ber5ie6en
Der graue BulOeroampf? =
0d, ba, nit einem Male,
Sin Sau65en ft9 erbebt:
Sell, Sell! Die Srei6eit ftegte,
Die Union, iie lebt!
ltnb tpie 10 fro6 erT9aIet
Ser laute Subel4or,
0ebt fegnenh i6re 9dnbe
Columbia empor:
n0ont, 9anf unb @ruB Sud- N1en
Sebt lebenb pber tpbt =
| Die SIR i'm S6laAtenpetter
@etpebret 6abt Der Notb!
r0unf gat6g po6er SIR fotnet,
@eB @tammes S6r audi ieib,
$50 Sure Sonn' geleu6tet,
SIR nirfen midget beut:
Sb Sbr in Maine gebprer,
4Sn S6peDans Norblt9t{9ein,
Sn Srlanb, S4ottlan0, ungarn,
Nm olten Batter Rbein.
Ser @eiit, Der in uns mpbnet,
QGein baS 6D6ite 1T,
Die Shat, Die mir b~olbringer,
Nur uniern Wert6 bcmiBt.
Was Sbr bereint errungen
On 10 bel Sagen beiB,
@as SIR bereint 9eopfert,
@s bat TIL etnen Preis.
n@as @iete foltm erbofften,
9as babt Sbr tpa6r gema9t,
Was gu 5erfalen brD6te,
gu nerem Slang entfu9t.
9tol5 pieber uni ct Nbler
6euP in Die 2iifte ftrsbt,
0te 5rei6sit trtumpbiret,
Sic Union, iie lebt!"
11nb pie Die @Dttin f6peiget,
Sin Goui6en rings ertlingt,
@rit Ieii', bann ftdrter tperbenb,
Gs fi9 gum 0immel fftpingt.
4us Den b~efrGn5ten 9riiften
Sin @6p ii9 er6ebt,
Sin &uf, Elm @ruB Der Sobten:
9ie Il D n, lie 1ebt!
@6icdan. s. u. 6arte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
n,

- ehicoop burd Die 2rdser ms ouas seItefert.
sco,bYott mr. ggodbs so.15
s6oI;b, Uusoob, urh Scr ppsfteus per gBo5e.. o.2O
S6or,rbs SInSrnhs nr enbr $50
mn Scr yaefteu". l0.4O
r..c,.n..o -. CO., go
g563entli@e ausGabe yer SGbr....".."~...- ZoO
Ouspdrtiss asonnent.n per @ot in ben Ser. Stdaftn'
IOmts Canada rHS 1ssrieo:
Sdolibt Iussa6e per SS.W
Ser gBeiten" sel S'V
aD5tsrtIi@e ausgabe per abr.............' wv
Sus &ugtdnp
Agunoba unS NIeyico ausoenonmcnl:
sdoti6e ausoabt per
gBodcu5lctt oocr g8o1en=@ tften. .......-...... SOC
eonutaqg=g9efc nit rS6ers unO GraIt".....- $50
9onebfott mn Ser meteu&. 1850
Illinois SIaats.ZeItung Co.,
GbicaoD. 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31
9as S@6noItde u8eot6t|' eines
angebltGen 9cutf0=9tnteri=
fn1terS.

@iel b0fes 8l1t bat i'm Often bds bl0b=
iinnige un0 f9Gnbli6e n@ebiht" gema9t
pel9es fiir3liA in elmer gelegentliAen n5et=
%3eitung" Der r9eutI9en &riegerbereine"
Seem Oorfs erI9ten, penn audi nur i'm On
5eigentbeile. 8eriibsr beffelbsn 1T Elm getpi1=
fer Winian Goroinu8, ange6li9 Elm n@ete=
ran beg 8iirgertriegeS Der Union. Oas
elenbe Ma9pert lautet in Der 6auptfo6e 10;
Ser 0antec 1T elm %yin,arter" damn,
9to0 nimorter" lit Die 9abD;
1lnO bat ie aud elm Sod I'M Strunpf
90 1T bod &les rreabD~.
Sic beutI6e 5rau orbeitet aud,
Sic ioqt ni6t rs bon't core".
Sic 0antee 2aoD bat ben 9rau9,
Sic fbt i'm n~Gpding6atr".
Su bnb i'd nun tein 0antee bin
Sas lit bod redt fatal,
Souft oinse i'd na6 g9uibinoton
unO nirbe General!
Sod mill Der 0anfee banbeln an
nit unierem Deuti6en @eere
Damn trie9t nod Noten Qrii9el er,
Nebm' CT bic tpeiie 2ebre.
@ir ipituf6en bieien 0antee'g NAL,
Sap fe i6 nit 1ns mefen,
Die 9riiget, Die Der 9anfee trieot,
@irb er ni6t lei6t ~bereefien.
ggag iaot Der beutf6e &rieQerbuno
gu Gpob1an's lGpp'i9en p6ai6le"?
@ot Sober aus @eipObnbeit ni0t
Sic re6te @anD at SGbel?
9os mar elm gefunbenes SreiIen fir bi,
iest 10 bitter beutf3enfsinbIide &c II
Oorf Gun, pel6er bann hie vg6icagl
Sri6une" ettpas na4pGapperts. Die 80. 9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-31

Den eroBsn beutfhen @eIGGftsleuten
8altimOre's gerei9t es 5u 6o6sr SIRE, 6dB
fte 10 regen Nntbeil am beutTben 2e6en
unb Streben nebmen. Sin fpabrsS Sbeal
zines fOt9en 8aItimorer beuti6en
@roBtuufmannes fpar frii6er befanntGi9
Gbriittan III, Der gu fritz @erbGi3ent, S6n
eriebt felt Sabren iein @el9Gft3na6folger
Grnft @4meifer, Der BEL tbattrGfti6ite>
ee19GftIider S6Gtigteit nit e5enfo piel
@ifer tpie Saft einen She'll Ieiner ,3eit unb
ieiner Mittel beutf6en Moblt6dtigteitsanz
fallen unb gsieaigen un0 geIan9li4en
beutI6en 8ereinen ptbmet.
8on GROCER g~eiitiger 8e6eutu1lg fir has
bortige 9eutf9t6um it u. u. GOudrb s.
2epb. @ober er Die 3eit gu ~Iei1er tielz
1eitigen S6Gtietett nimmt, 1T benel1, bic
i'm ni8t nG9er tenner, Elm 8Gtbfel. Sour
ndGifif6er Setter elmer tdgIi9en beutf9en
35eitung, 8erfafer gebiegener Qsitartttel
unb 6umoresten, unberpiiitli9es Original
an perI9iebenen ni9ts peniger als trode=
men Stammtif9en, 5uglei4 nit benz trrffz
Gi6en Surtften 8. g. 5enntg9auien reg
lanes Mttalieb bes @eretns CUR @rfprIdJung
Der ba4tf9en @ef9iAte Marplanb'8, unb
bur9 Yribattubien unermiibli4 fortl@reiz
tenber @ermaniit = bas ONES 3nIammen
bermua, nltr Elm Mann BON duBerft geringem
S9lafbeOiirfnihe.
Sir beute lei unter ben 9sntf4sn 8uIz
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
TO lMPOUND FLOOD
WATERS OF THE STATE
STORAGE ASSOCIATION EFFECTS
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
William Thomas Elected President.
Convention to Be Called Of All
Bodies Interested in the
Project.

The representatives of the various COM
mercial and Industrial bodies held a meet
ing last night with the object of forming
an association to conserve the waters of
the State. Organization was effected by
the election of William Thomas chair
man. Craigie Sharp. secretary and p. N.
IiIienthal treasurer. Permanent head
quarters have been secured at the Palace
and vigorous action will be inaugurated to
accomplish the desired ends.
Considerable discussion was had as to
the naming of the association, the one
n1eeting with the most favor being The
the matter went over until the next meet
ing.
Raleigh Barcar were appointed a COM
rnittee to draw up a call for convention
of all the bodies interested in the move
W H. Mills and Hugh Craig were au-
thorfZed to secure the cooperation OF the
nress and also to devise the proper
method of appointing delegates to the con-
vention.
list the aid of the Governor of the State
Chairman Thomas then stated that the
ultimate purpose of the association Will
be to have the Legislature pass the neces-
sarv legislation empowering the State to
control the impounding Of waste waters,
by which incalculable benefits will be de-
II was announced that the State Board
of Trade had donated $500 and the Cali
fornia Press Association like sum.
NJ Theodore Kearney was elected a
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Letter to mrs. Pinkham Brought
Health to Mrs. Archambo.
iLrITrR TO Mss. rINKHAM NO. 42,395l

LETTER TO MFs. PINNHAM NO. 42,3o5I
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-For two
years felt tired and SO weak and dizzy
that some days l could hardly go
arocnd the house. Backache and head
1che all the time and my food would
not digest and had such pains in the
womb and troubled with leucorrh9a
and kdreys were affected.
''A fter birth of each child l grew
'xcaee and hearing SO much of the
good you had done, wrote to you and
hsv. taken six bottles of Lydia 3.
Pinhhams Vegetable Compound, one
box o. Lozenges, one box of Liver Pills,
one package OF Sanative Wash, and to-
Day am feeling as well as | ever did.
When get up in the morning feel as
fr.sh as I did when girl and eat and
sJcep well and do all of my work. II
ever I feel weak again shall know
where to get my strength. l know
yourmedicinc cured me. "-MRs. SALINA
ARcHAMBo, CHARLEMoNT, MASS.
The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
leled; for years she worked side by
side with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department OF
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women a year. All women who suffer
are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass, for advice, which will
be promptly given without charge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16

The Dreyfus case is discussed editori-
ally in Town Talk this week and is also
commented upon by the Saunterer, who
gives a local example in Sammy Braun
hart. The SalisburyKeyes engagement
receives several paragraphs of COMMENT
and some "reminiscences are given OF
George NJ Pinney. There is the usual
budget of exclusive news about people we
know in society, politics and at the clubs.
for which Town Talk is famous. Clancy
discourses on politics and the World of
Drama" Music and Letters" are as
pictured on the title page. The usual
original story and sketch, verses and
lively jokelets complete a readable num-
her Ten cents at all dealers.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16


in which the celeb
hall prtiy decorated with the
Mexican coors interwov with
dwtha d
1odoc the Of a
enjoy
B.
/
JuanDcK followed
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16

Crocker Memorial Old Peoples Home. 25o7
Pierce street. Lathrop had been living
in the home for the last six years, and for
the past few months had been sickly and
respondent. At half-past O'Clock yester-
day morning he failed to answer the sum-
his room was forced open he was found
hanging to the knob, one end of red
bandana handkerchief being tied around
his neck and the other end to the door
knob.
On business card he had scribbled in
pencil the following:
Superintendent McKelvey: Keep your prom
ise. Send my remains to the Q. F. crematory.
Look in trunk for coin. spring lock on
trunk in keyhole cover E. L.
September Is, 1S99
Lathrop had been working on the rail-
road prior to the time he took up his
residence in the home. Letters found
among his effects show that he had dis
tant relatives in Minneapolis. The body
was taken to the Morgue and an inquest
will be held to-day.
It's victim Willie, the pretty twenty
months-old son. of Mr.. and Mrs; Alfred
F. Dye of 11S1 Oak street. The child was
poisoned last Thursday evening by chew
Ing a bundle of matches that he had
picked up around the house.
the effects of the phosphorus physician
was called in and worked upon the suf-
ferer until o'clock in the morning but
the deadly chemical had obtained too
great a start and the little patient died.
No one is to blame for the distressing
aware that any matches were. lying
around where they could be reached by
An inquest will be held this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
Czarina Did Not Find the Raft.

The Czarina arrived last night in port
without the raft which was lost over a
week ago. The report given out by the
steamer North Fork, which arrived on
Thursday, that the raft had been recov-
cred proved to have been mistake. Cap
tain Seaman of the Czarina cruised about
that he was unable to see but short dis
tance The Ferris S. Thompson spoke the
searching vessel on Wednesday and re-
ported that the raft was but a few miles
from where both ships lay, but investiga-
ton proved the obstruction. to be but a
few stray logs and none of the missing
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
Nurses to Aid Youths Directory.

The graduated nurses of San Francisco
who will take part in the forthcoming fair
for the benefit of the Youths Directory
will hold meeting at 2OS0 Howard street
a hospital booth. The money realized at
the booth will be devoted to furnishing
an infirmary in the directory. Donations
toward this worthy object Will be thank
fully received at the above address. All
such donations should be plainly marked
.,For the nurses booth
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16

purpose Of self-destruction adds strength
to the theory of temporary insanity. Mr..
Smith worried good deal over the es-
cape of a prisoner named Bennett, who
got away from him over a year ago and
was arrested subsequently on the north
ern coast Bennett resided on McAllister
street, near the Hibernia Bank, and
stabbed his wife and himself. He was
arrested Immediately after. the stabbing
for treatment At that time Policeman
Smith, being unable to do patrol duty,
was in charge of the hospital, and the
prisoner managed to escape through a
window while the policeman's back was
turned. The Police Commissioners fined
Smith 800 for carelessness and he fretted
very much over the affair. not because Of
the fine but because of the reprimand 1t
carried with 1t.
An inquest will be held this morning at
the residence of the deceased, 1913 De-
visadero street
The second Of the old men who
committed suicide was Elisha Lathrop.
76 years of age, an inmate of the
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
LIQUOR Dealers Meeting.

A meeting of the Retail Liquor Dealers
Mutual Protective Association was held
Friday afternoon at the rooms of the San
Francisco Protective Association. 214 Cal
ifornia street, President T. NJ Ferguson
in the chair. The meeting was called for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
San Francisco Protective Association.
Charles f. Kapp, William j. G. Muhl and
William Fahy were elected delegates, and
an interesting discussion of business
matters of much interest to the retailers
enSued
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
Services at st. Ignatius.

The retreat of the Ladies Sodality at
81. Igratius will close tomorrow morn
ing with a general communion at the 1880
mass During the mass the ladies' choir
will render exquisite music from CaglI-
eri's Mass of the Holy Childhood" AT.
ter mass Father Calzia will give the papal
bepediction. Rev Father Chiappa will
deliver the sermon at the 1890 mass ard
Very Rev. Father Frieden will deliver the
sermon in the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
0LD age and guileless youth went out
on deaths ebb tide Yesterday.

on deaths ebb tide yesterday.
Two lives were those Of old men,
~ worn out in the race, sick, hopeless
as to what might yet come to them in this
world and reckless as to the next. So
with more or less unreason they chose the
way Of the suicide and unsummoned drift
ed into the unknown. The third was an
innocent babe, who unwittingly took poi
son and was forced to pay the penalty.
The younger Of the old men was ex-
Policeman Frederick ]. Smith. He had
passed three score years and four He
had been a trusted official of the Police
Department for many years and was
placed on the pension list at the begin
ming Of the present year. For the last
fifteen months he had been suffering with
what he thought was an incurable disease
and had a physician at stated intervals
to prescribe for and treat him at the fam
lily residence, 1913 Devisadero street.
Mr. Smiths dependency grew more
marked, and his family say that at times
he became 'out of his mind"
Shortly before o'clock yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Smith went to his room. osten-
sibly for the purpose of changing his
clothing. A moment later the report of a
revolver was heard, succeeded by the
His Mortified wife ran to the room and
found her husband lying in a pool of
blood in front OF the bureau, with the
smoking revolver clutched in his right
hand and a bullet wound in the right
The circumstance that the suicide left
no note or scrap Of writing revealing his
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
Money Wins for Winn.

On motion of United States District At
torney Coombs yesterday the charge
against Saloon-keeper Patrick j. Winn for
failing to cancel revenue stamps on emp
ty cigar boxes was dismissed by United
States District Judge de Haven, Wlnn
having compromised with the Government
by paying a penalty to the Secretary OF
the treasury.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
COMPANY K Jinks.

The links to be given by Company K
First Infantry, N. G. c., and ex-Battery
E, Second Artillery, N: G. c., to Company
X. First California Volunteers, will be
held next Monday evening instead of on
Tuesday, as had been previously decided
upon.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16

LADIES' e-CLAsP SPECIAL LAMBSKEN GLOVES,
all colors black (an szes) at 70c pair
LADIES' 2-CLAsP PIQUE WALKING GLOVES.
in all black sL25 will sale at SOC
pair
all gloves purchased
NEWEST LADIES' T1ES-Iiberty Silk
yards silk in
black blue excellent
prices 76c, $1.OO, $125 $1oO EACH
NEW COLIARETTES- Liberty Colaretes with
plated $780, special price $15O each
A SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR OUR PATRONS
sailor, REFER MILDLY and
doublebreased price from $16O to $3.50
colored "Velvetta
including
blue national blue, fuchsa at
25c yard
display show windows
LADIES' JACKETS AND CAPES-Iadies Kersey
CLOTH fly fronts
with silk $500 each.
Of all wool chevo in and
plaid back; value at $500 EACH
DRESS SAGRTS-Ladies'
special 800 each.
LADIES' WRAPPERS-2o Ladies' F1annelette Wrappers,
with braid lined;
$1.O0 each.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
NiDht in Venice,

The California Northwestern Railway
will have plenty Of boats tonight. Tick
cts on sale, Tiburon ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
ADVERTISEMENTS.

On to-day Saturday will the remainder Of the special
lot Of KID few days at 90
excellent and the are black
5h 81. and 6A 515, So, 6, TX and 7
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
Town Talk.

member and adjournment was taken until
next Thursday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16

Luxuriant hair with it's youthful color assur-
ed by using Parter's Hair Balsam.
Iiindercorns. the best cure for corns. l5c.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-16
WHITE ASH STEAM COAL, MsSER1 ,hs B1Aek. e

p1VER C0TJTERIES Sc the Best Coal In the
Market. Office and Yards-45o Main Street,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-07-27
DR.. Humphreys

Specifics act directly upon the disease,
without exciting disorder in other parts
of the system. They Cure the Sick.
xo crRrs PRICES.
I-Fevers, Congestions, Inflammation "a
2-Worms Worm Fever, Worm Colic. 70
3-Teething Collie, Crying ,Wakefulness ID
4-Dinrrhea, OF Children or Adults 20
7-Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis ....-..-...-- 20
s-NeuraIgia. Toothache, Faceache..--. 20
9-Heada che, Sick Headache, Vertigo. I'd
IO-Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak stomach.23
11-suppressed or Painful Periods 10
12-Whites. Too Profuse Periods s........ 20
13-Croup Lnryngitis. Hoarseness...... 20
14-salt Rheum. Erysipelas, Eruptions. I'd
15-RheumatIsm. Rheumatic Pains. .25
16-MaIarIa. Chills, Fever and Ague.-... rs
19-Catarrh. Influenza, Cold in the Head 20
2O-Whooping- Cough -.........-.....-... 20
27-KidneY Diseases ..-...-.....-.-..---.- sd
2S-NervOus Debility..,..........----. l.OO
3O-Urinary Weakness. wettIng Bed 20
77-Grip. Hay Fever. 20
Dr. Humphreys Manual of all Diseases at your
Druggists or Mailed Free.
Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt OF price.
Humphreys Med. Co., Cor. William John Sts.'
New York.