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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
O'NEIL'S
TRUNKS SEIZED
Property of the Actress and
Mckee Rankin Attached by
a Chicago Theatrical Manager

CHICAGO. Dec. 9-All Of the proper
ties and costumes of Nance O'Neil.
the San Francisco actress, and
Mckee Rankin were attached to-
day by William S. Cleveland,
manager of the Cleveland Theater,
where for the last month Miss O'Nei1
and Rankin have been filing an en-
gagement.
Affidavit was made by Cleveland that
the actress and Rankin were, in his be-
lief, about to conceal or dispose of their
property, leave the State and defraud
him of several hundred dollars advance
expenses. Cleveland alleged that the
two jointly and severally had violated
their contracts to play out the season.
because their expenses were greater
than their salaries.
Answers were filed in which Miss
O'Neil averred that she had entered
into no contract. and Mckee Rankin
alleged that Cleveland owed him more
money than the advance expenses
amounted to.
The case was called at once, but, af-
ter the testimony Of Cleveland had been
heard, it was continued until to-mor-
row.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
Stage Of a Playhouse
the Scene ola
Suicide.
Actress Mabel BrOWnGll
Finds TWitChing Body
at Ropes End.
Attache of a Salt Lake Plac, Of AmuSe-
ment Adopts Spectacular Plan
for His Taking Of.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. 9.-The al
most lifeless body of James McGregof'
one of the fiymen in the Salt Lake The
ater and vice president of the local
branch of the International Association
of Stage Employees, was found dang
ling from the flies shortly after I
O'Clock by Miss Mabel Brownell, who is
playing the leading role with j. H.
Stoddard in Beside the Bonnie Briar
Bush" in that playhouse. Her screams
attracted the attention of the other
stage hands, who rushed to her.
What Is that?" cried the woman,
pointing at the still swinging form of
the man.
Although the men recognized their
fellow workman, they made Miss
Brownel believe that it was a dummy
used in previous play and induced her
to go to her dressing room. Then the
men tried to pull up McGregor's body
and unite the rope, but, finding that i'm
possible they cut the rope, letting the
limp form fall twenty feet to the stage.
Although McGregor's neck had been
broken, life was not extinct. A pllysi-
clan was summoned. but could do moth
ing fer McGreger. who died five min
utes later.
Jealousy over his sweetheart, Miss
Lenna Hall. bestowing her affections
upon another man was the cause of the
suicide
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
STEALS CHILD
AT A SCHOOL
Divorced Resident Of Los An
geles the Supposed Kidnaper
Of His Daughter in Chicago
Special Dispatch to The Call

CHICAGO Dec. 9.-Georgiana An
dros. the seven-year-oId daughter Of
Mrs. C. Bruce. 1884 Milwaukee avenue.
was kidaaDed at 3 O'Clock this morn
ing from in front Of Goethe School.
Fullerton avenue and Rockwell street.
presumably by her father. Lewis An
dros Of Los Angeles.
The beu had Just rung. calling the
children to their studies. when a closed
carriage stopped in front Of the build
ing and two men got out. The Andres
child was seized and her cries we're
stihed by a hand placed over her
mouth In 2 few seconds she was
fplaced in the carriage. The vehicle
went east on Fullerton avenue, the
horses on a gallon.
Principal Charles s. Bartholf tele-
phoned 70 the police station and a pa
troll wagon was sent out in an effort
10 overtake the carriage In the mean
time a policeman near the school bor-
rowed buggy and gave chase. The
driver Of q milk wagon and a physi-
clan in an automobile Joined in the pur-
suit. Many Of the children followed
The pursuers. The kidnapers. however,
eluded capture and all trace of them
was lost.
Lewis Andres and his wife were di-
vorced two years ago in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Andres came to Chicago and mar
ried again. Andres went 10 Los An
geles. He has been trying for some
time to get possession Of the child.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
CASTRO WILL REOPEN
PORT ON THE ORINOCO
Blockade Against Which Great Brit
ain Protested Is Soon to Be
Removed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The State
Department received a cabIegram to-
day from Mr.. Russell, United States
Charge in Caracas. saying that the
Venezuelan Government had decreed
the opening to trade of the port of
Cristobal Colon, on the bay of the
same name, on the west shore of the
Gulf of Paria. Russell also reports
that when this port is opened the
Government will open the port of Ciu-
dad Bolivar, on the Orinoco, which
has been closed to trade for the past
year.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
CHAMBERLAIN HAS THE
SUPPORT OF FARMERS
Central and Associated Chambers Of
Agriculture Indorse the Policy of
Former Colonial Secretary.

LONDON, Dec. 9--The Central and
Associated Chambers of Agriculture of
the United Kingdom indorsed Joseph
Chamberlains fiscal proposals at a
meeting held in London to-day. The
chambers. which are thoroughly rep
resentative of the agricultural inter-
ests, debated the matter at several re-
cent meetings before adopting a reso-
luton welcoming the former Colonial
Secretary's proposals as necessary for
the welfare of the farmers.
An amendment proposing that the
question be referred to royal COM
mission was defeated and the con-
sensus of the speeches dissented from
Premier Balfour's scheme and de-
clared that the farmers. in their own
interest. must heartily support Cham
berlain.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10

the Darien Mountains into Panama.
Other troops from the Department of
Cauca, Colombia, are said to be con-
verging on Panama, and from all parts
of Colombia troops are reported to be
marching or waiting on the result of
General Reyes mission to Washington
COLON, Dec. 9.-The United States
cruiser Atlanta is still patrolling the
eastern end of the San Bias coast and
keeping lockout for any attempt on
the part of the Colombian Government
to land troops on the isthmus, which
the Atlanta would at once prevent. The
Atlanta also is erdeavoring to ascer-
tain IL the Indians know anything of
the movements of troops from the in
terror across the frontier, and is seek
ing Information concerning the alleged
concentration of Colombian troops at
the mouth of the Atrato River, on the
Gulf of Darien. The Atrato River be-
ing in Colombian territory. the Atlanta.
of course. could not interfere with any
movements of Colombian troops there.
The report brought to La Guayra,
Venezuela. by the French steamer Yer
sailles from Savanilla, to the effect that
Colombian steamers have landed 100
men near the mouth of the Atrato Riv-
er to open a way over the Darien
Mountains to the isthmus, cannot be
confirmed here.
The movements Of the Atlanta are
entirely of precautionary nature and
for the purpose of securing informa-
tion. The United States gunboat Ban
croft left to-day to patrol the western
end of the San Bias coast in co-opera-
tion with the Atlanta. 1t is expected
that the. latter vessel will return here
in day or two to report
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
OIL PRICE FAST NEARING
THE TWO DOLLAR MARK
Touches Highest Point Since 1895 and
the Advance Is Likely to
Continue

PITTSBURG. Dec. 9.-The Standard
and Producers and Refiners oil COM
panies to-day advanced the quotation
on Pennsylvania oil cents, bringing
the price uD to 81 80, the highest since
May, 1895. The Tacoma. Corning and
Newcastle also We're advanced cents.
while the lower grades were put up 1
cent. The gradual decrease in produc-
ton, necessitating the drawing upon
stocks, is said to be responsible for the
advance.
Operators have confidently expected
the advance and predict 50 oil in the
near future. Very little new territory
is being discovered, but the drill is ac-
tive, both in wild eating" and in old
districts.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
PAvLoFF RENEws PROTEST.
Russian Minister Has Audience With
the Emperor of Korea.

the Emperor OF Korea.
LONDON. Dec. 9.-The Toxic corre-
spondent Of the Times says that a Rus
sian squadron. including two battle
ships. having assembled at ChemulpO.
M. Pavloff. the Russian Minister 10
Korea. accompanied by the admiral
commanding the feet. had an audience
with the Emperor. in the course Of
which, it is believed. he renewed his
protest against the opening OF Yon-
gampho to foreign commerce.
Dispatches to the Daily Telegraph
from Toxic and Nagasaki. under date
of wednesday. do not mention the ar
rival of the squadron at the Korean
port. The TeIegraph's correspondents
say that the situation has undergone
no change, except for an increase in
the tension due to the protracted nego-
tiations. They also report that the
Japanese Government is buying war
materials abroad.
The correspondents Of both the Daily
Mail and the Daily Telegraph expect
that Viceroy Alexieff viii start for st.
Petersburg almost Immediately.
Leading editorials in the newspapers
this morning point out that Russia Is
bound by the strongest obligation to
Great Britain to respect the integrity
of Korea, as it was on the understand
ing that this should be done that Great
Britain restored Port Hamilton to
Korea.
The Daily Mails Toxic correspondent
says it is reported by the Chinese repre-
sentative in Thibet that the Russians
are building two forts and are prepar-
ing to resist the British expedition. The
locality in which these forts are being
built is not definitely known
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
Do,,Ie i yet i'm Trouble.

CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Settlement Of the
Dowie receivership may not pass as
quietly as the order signed by Judge
KohIsaat on Tuesday indicated. At
torneys for one Of the creditors served
notice to-day on representatives of all
the other interested parties that mo-
tion would be presented before Judge
Kohlsaat tomorrow TO strike out that
part Of the order providing for pay
ment by Dowie of ali expenses of the
-receivership. The point viii be made
that Dowie has 10 right to agree 10
pay these costs until he is proved SOL
vent.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
Russian Squadron
Suddenly Enters
Korean Port.
Gar Enforcing His Protest
Against the Opening
Of YOngamphO.
Three Thousand Men Will March
Upon Capitol City if the Rus
sian Warning Is Ignored.

IOhlO, Dec. IA strong Russian
squadron. consisting Of eight warships.
including two battleships. has arrived
at Chemulpo. Korea, the port OF Seoul.
the capital, to support Russia's oppo-
sition to the proposed opening Of Yon-
gamphO TO the commerce OF the world.
The Russians threaten to land 5000 men
and march on Seoul should Korea dis
regard their warning.
1t has repeatedly been reported that
the Russians have been fortifying
Yongampho. on the Yalu River, but
the reports to this effect appear to have
been greatly exaggerated. Japan and
Great Britain on October 1t. according
to a dispatch from Peking. asked for
the opening Of YOngampho to the COM
merce of the world. and the Korean
Foreign Minister consented, subject to
the approval of the Emperor of Korea.
which was withheld, owing, it was
said, to a strenuous protest made BY
the Russian Minister to Korea, NJ
PavlOff, although this subsequently
was denied. Korea was then said to
have strongly objected to Russia's in
reference as being a violation of KO-
rea's sovereign rights. Later IT was
asserted that Japan insisted on recog-
milton Of her influence in Korea, and
the opening of YCngampho or other
ports to foreign trade. A dispatch from
St. Petersburg on November q said
Russia was willing to cOncede some
thing, but she opposed the opening OF
YOngampho. on account Of it's proxim-
ity to the mouth of the Yalu River.
taking the ground that it would
threaten her interests and comnlicate
her difficulties in Manchuria. Some
days later it was announced that Adj
miral Alexieff, the Russian viceroy in
the Far East, had sent a number OF
warships to Chemulpo.
A dispatch from Seoul. Korea, on De-
cember announced that American
Minister Allen that day had a long in
terview with the Emperor of. Korea on
the subject of the request of the United
States for the opening Of Wiju. on the
Yalu, to the commerce Of the world.
The Korean Government. 1t was added,
had been placed in a dilemma by the
demand of the United States. It was
pointed out at the time the dispatch OF
December 5 was received from Seoul
that Wiju was selected by the United
States as a prospective port instead OF
YongamphO. because, lying forty miles
above the latter port. the country with
in that limit would be likewise opened
to traffic. and neutralized. a substantial
gain in the extent Of market afforded
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
Electric Railway Is Completed.

SAN JOSE, Dec. 9.-The track of the
electric interurban road from San Jose
to Los Gatos by way of Saratoga was
completed this forenoon. The construc-
tion of the extension from Saratoga to
Congress Springs will be commenced
Immediately. In order to accommodate
the people of Campbell the company
has applied for another franchise for
the short line between this city and Los
Gatos.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
COLOMBIAN DEIJELJ L.AND TROOPS
FOR LNDAIIOV OF THE ZIT17JtlUJ
Maryoqulm's Forces Mob1llz-
ing on the Frontier Of the
Ne70 Republic.

to the entry of Colombian troops into
Panama was said to-day to be TO pre-
vent a conflict before it commenced.
To this end. having in mind previous
experiences on the isthmus. the naval
commanders in those waters have been
given instructions TO keep the Colom-
bian troops at a greater distance from
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10

LA GUAYRA. Venezuela, Dec. o.
The French steamer Versailles, which
has arrived here from Savanilla. re-
ports that Colombian steamers have
landed 100 men from Cartagena near
the mouth CT the Atrato River Con the
Gulf of Darien) to open a way through
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
TOXIC CABINETS DILEMMA.
Opposition VIII Attempt to Impeach
the Jananese Ministry.

YOKOHAMA. Dec 9.-Advices re-
ceived here to-day from Toxic say Rus
sia's reply to the japanese proposals
has not yet been received, and 1t is not
believed there that it viii be finally
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
READY TO DISPATCH TROOPS.

United States VIII Prevent Colombian
Invasion of Panama.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The policy
of the Navy Department with respect
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-10
THE rzEATEzs.

A1cazar-'sA Royal Prisoner"
AIhamhra - E1ery's italian
Band.
Calf Xonson."
central-"New York Day by
Day"
Columbia-"way Down East"
Eischer's-"I. q. U"
Grand-"Eor Mothers Sake"
Matinee To-Day.
Orpheum - Vaudeville. Matinee
To-Day.
The Chutes-Vaudeviile.
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Continued on Pare ?. Column 5.
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rHa wnATnrn.

Forecast made az San xrz7-
cisco for thirty. hours ending
mic1fgtt December 10, 1908;
san Francisco and vicinity
Ta1< Thursday; light northerIy
winds, changing TO westerly.
a. @. 11cADTE,
District zozecaster.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28


auf Ser nabe bieier Srti9aft sele=
senen 3ieselet bes Serrn grnit geut=
Ter lit elm arteiii9er Drummer sesraz
ben uorben, Ser in Der Siefe pom 40
SUB cine lol6e Suantitdt @aiier lie=
fert, SaB basielbe mebrere SUB hber
Ser grbe itebt. Sn bieier 8o3e utrh
bic arbeit in Serrn Seutler's 3tese=
lei in ausriff senommen. = Wontas
Morsen ruurben mdbrenb zines pom
bo@w'iteu Mssr. gb. 0asl sebaltenen
Brautamtes ebeli@ perbunben 9err
Sbeo. s.. &Onts unb SRI. glile
Sinfemeper unb am Dienitas Morsen
6err Geo. Geii@el unb SRI. Sbereiia
8eumer. 8eiben Yaarer rpurben bic
bersli9iten @ini@e CUR 9o@seit ent=
boten, llnb baB ii@ btelelben uermirtz
li9eu m0sen, ruini9t benz elben aus
sarsem 9ersen Der r@orbitern".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

SIN Der bieiisen ct. @enbelinus
Stride rei9ten ii@ Dienitas mdbrenb
zines pom bodw. Pfarrer s. @erni9
sebaltenen 8rautamles bic 6an6 gun,
guube Serr peter Maus uub SRI.
Waria OOpfe. Na5 Ser tir3ltdem
Seier trafen CUR 9o6seit i'm elterli9en,
Sauie bes Srdutisams uiele selabene,
@dite eth, wel6e benz slidli9en Paa=
re bic beiten 8auide fur bic neue ss~
bensbabn entboten un6 re9t anseneb.
me Stnn6en unter Dem saItli9en Oh
bad Der Samilie g. Waus perbra9=
ten OaB es benz iun8en Eaare ftets
moblerseben mOse, lift Der aufridtise
@uni9 bes uNtorbFera." = Sn Der
5amilie unieres guttermaders Yrebm
linb bic glattern aussebro6en, baroh
letne Mobnuns unter Quarantine se=
lteut tit. lnterbeiien ptrb ieiue Qr=
bait in Der Creamery BON 6erru pet.
Mtdlii6 aus Sreeport beiorst.
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Nereins=Nabricbten

Im nd9iten Wontas, bas lit am
gftnsitmontas uirb in Der pom bo9m.
P. 9utser, .. 8. g., paitorirten st.
Yeter uno Gaul=@ emeinbe gu &td<
moub 'etu &atbolifentas i'm &lsineu
In Der S@ulbaue sebalten. Bel uel9er
@elesenbeit bic 6erreu SEQ Stelsf
pom Minneapolis unb ISM. gorser
uon ct. Gloub Der 3ub0reridaar NIT
entlpre9enben &ebeu bienen rperbeH,
Nddften Samitas Ibenb finbet
In Der Stabtbaue gu Nlbanp cine Don
ben S@ultinberu sesebene l1uterbal=
tuns itatt, beren @emtnn gum Beiten
bes In iener @emeinbe b~eltebeuben
sSln9liuSsueretns uerrpeubet rutrb.
Ote Wiben Der &inber IoDten burt3
ein gut beiestes 9aus selobut unb boz
bur@ slei@faIs bas l0bli@e uuter=
nebmeu unb Der 3wed besielbeu &c,
f6rbert merben.
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Ot61efam sIahridbten.

> N"e1ltN" OphutuSt W." 1ouYt~
Pfiusitfeite, mirb Ser bo9p'ite SEER
9ii6Of Sacob Srobec morsens 10
nbr in Der Gatbebrale Elm Eontifical=
omit celebriren unb na9mtttass 3 l1br
i6er 125 Perionen bas fl. Satrament
Ser Sirmuns ertbeilen.
S am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mirb
Der bo9m'ite Serr gil6of Srobec
morseus in Der pom bo6u. Serrn
g. &t@ter paitortrten ct. gOnifa=
stusttrde gu Welrofe unb na6mittass
in Ser u. 6. Stride bes bo9p. P.
SEQ 8. g. g., gu Seem Wunt9 fir
men.
S Dieter Sage bat Der bo9w.
P. Siege, .. W. Gap , in Der pom,
bo@w. Germ S. Sttesler gu 8abena
%paftorirten ct. Nrna 9emeinbe cine
arpei @o9en anbauernbe bl. Neiiiion
er0Hnet; bic erite ISOLDE lit fir bic
beuti9 unb bic smette fur bic euslii@
ipre@enben &atboliteu.
S 0d9ften Routas, bas 1T aur
Yfnsfmontas, wtrS Ser bodm'fe
Serr gbt 8eter gnsel. .. 9. g.,
meI9er bieie @o@e pom benz St.
Martin's gslesium nabe Slpmpia,
Waib., suriderrpartet wirb, in Der
pom bodm. P. Glto, .. g. g.. i'm
Comm WiImoob paitorirteu ct. 8oz
ia=@ smeiube bic 9lodenmeibe DOE
nebmeu.
Ger In Staples beitebenbe @ranb'
Mrmp Soften bielt lestenS onntas feline
gommemorationsIeier In Der bortiser-
Sers Seiu=& irde, BET wel@er Gelez
senbeit Der bo9m. Yfarrer Beter Sans
cine ausse3ei9nete Yrebtst iber ben
mabren 4atriotismus bielt.
aesten Souutas fanb in Der st.
Marsaretben= @emeinbe gu Safe 9enrus
ber S9luB Der a9ttdsisen 81. Riiz
iiou, rpelds pom swei bo@w. Seiuiten=-
pattern aus grairie bu gbteu, 8is.,
seleitet purbe, in mirbtser 8eiie
itatt. Sie bo9u. Rtiiiondre lpra=
den ii9 iebr lobenb iber ben uuer=
miblideu gifer aus, Sen bic sanse Sc
meinbe mdbrenb Der @naben;eit CUR
@irtuns ibres Sselenbeiles betunbe=
te. Mu9 aus SEN Na6barssemein~
ben itelten iid reselmdBts uiele gu
BEN %belebrenben, ermabneuoeu unb
aufmunternben grebtsten Elm, 10 baB
man in @irtlt6fett lasen fann, baB
sic bo9p. Wiiltondre nidt bloB In
ber @emeinbe lonbern in ber sausen
1msesen6 redt ptel 9utes sewirtt
baben.
s Die tn Der pom, bo9u. 6errn
greuber p~altortrten st. Seinrids Sc
meirbe gu Gerbam pom bodp. P.
Siege, .. 90. Gap, seboltene fl. Rii=
iion, pel9e lesten Sonntas gum feier=
li9en sbidluB selanste, mus in
@irtlidteit ais eiue b0dit ieseusrei=
DE anerfannt merben. Die ttubrtuge
li9en 9rebiaten bss bo5u. Sult8mii-
iiordrs ielen auf quite grbe unb usr=
BEN sepiB bunbsrtfdltise 6radt tragen.
Ser bo9p. 4farrer unb bic sanse
@emeinbe iinS benz bo6w. WsiHionar
fur fem unermiolides @irfen 81 sr6B
tenn Dante perpht9tet.
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SoloingsforS.

Sas Mii@waarensel@dftber Sirmu
S0iden & &urs lit bieier Gage fdufz
li9 in bic 9dnbe bes Bis babtn ais
aebrer nit beitem grfolse tbdtis sez
peienen 9errn 2eonarb Gremers
ibersesanseu. 9err gremers ioa uns
milfnntmen ietn.
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Wetre Vr1De.
Oteuitas Worsen uurben bier burd
bo@m. P. Weinulf gum 8unbe fir's
9eben peretnt Sos. ". 3ensen unb
SRI. SO. Ei9iba, Bet ben @roBelz
tern Der graut uurbe bic bo9seit i'm
&reiie 5ablrei9er Sreunbe sefeiert.
Slid gum 8unbe !-So9p. P. Sim=
plicius febrte Sonntas mad Der ct.
Sobn's Nbtei surid, ba infer bo3m.
Serr gfarrer mteber 10 melt berse=
felt lit, baB ct ben Otenft ueriebeu
fann.-Oer an 8linbbarmeutsinbuns
ertranfte Sobn Der Samtlie Sreb.
6admanr murbe leste ISOLDE operirt,
unb es iinb bte beiteu 9oHnuusen Dor.
bansen, baB Der iunse 9einri9 fi@
balb mieber leiner friberen geiunb.
belt erfreuen faun.-garl Ebiele mar
Sonntas tint Oorf ; uersebeus iab er
li9 nod Spaniern uu,, baber es i'm
ni9t LANCE in unierer Mitte btelt.
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SoQegeptae.

Oer bo@m. P. Bruno, .. g. 9.
gibliOtbefar Ser ct. Sobns ahtei,
mel9er suei @o@en in g asfat9ewan,
Canada, permetlte, bas er ais eiuen
Ieiner 2iebltnssorte betra6tet, III
Wittwo6 nod fursem aufentbalt in
ct. gloub mieber mobl unb munter
in Der abtei einsetrOfen. gr Be-
ri9tet iber ausseseidnete Nuslidten,
bic it3 Der @rinbuns Der neuen
beuti9 : tatb. Colonization in Sasz
tat9ewan bur9 Ben bo9w'iten grior
Mlfreb Moper bieten.
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Safe Senrn.

Sebten Sreitas itarb bier, seitdrtt
nit Ben 6eilsmitteln unierer FL. Geli=
sion, bic SO Sabre ate Srau anna
Miuer. Die Seritorbene mar i'm
&reis abenau, Gbsrf. &oblens, Gbein=
Lamb, %seboren, pom mo tie in 1867
nit ibrem @atteu, Ser ibr bereits Dor
swansis Sabren in Bic gmisteit Dor
anstus, in bieies 2anb fam unb it9
in Safe Senrp uteberlteB. Seit bem
.Sobe ibres Mannes mobnte ite BET
ibrer So9ter, Ser Srau Matb. Sdser.
Wtt bteier betrauerm Ben Sob ser gu
ten alten Wutter, mel9e Wontas int
geilein bes ct. Nnna= Srauenuereins,
beiien Mttslieb iie mar, uub unter
lonlttser grocer Sbeilnabme CUR les=
ten Gube beitattet murbe, nod brei
&inber: Srau Soiepb @roi9el, Ntt=
folaus unb Matbtas Wiuer. MOse
bte @~eritorbene in Srteben ruben! =
Ote gisentbumer u~nierer Creamery
bielten Sdmitas cine 9eriammluns,
in wel9er bei9lohen murbe, einen
3rpeiten Separator fur bic Creamery
ausuidaffen. - Gin fleines &inb Der
Samilte Wartin Su@s liest on inner
li@en ardmpfen i@wer frant barniez
Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
YabnesbiQe.

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am Sreitas Menb ii@ entlabenben
beftisen @ewitters fubr Elm glistrabl
in BEN StaQ bes Serrn 6. S. @enb=
lanb unb siinbete. Sas @ebdube
murbe in einen Sriimmerbaufen per-
uanbelt, unb muir benz prompten unb
enersiiden ginsreifen Der Na@baren
1T es gu perbanfen, baB ni@t BON
meiterem unslid gu beri@ten lit. Ser
bur@ bas Seuer entitanbene S@aben
lit gum sroBen Sbeil bur@ @erii@ez
runs sebedt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-11-28
A PoIIoeman.s Testimony.

in. Patterson, night policeman Of
Nashau, Ia, writes, Last winter l had
a bad cold on my lungs and tried at least
a half dozen advertised cough medicines
and had treatment from two physicians
without getting any benefit. A friend
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar
and two thirds Of bottle cured me. l
consider it the greatest cough and lung
medicine in the world 2 Sold by Peo-
pies Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-11-28
Ha couId ttardlv oet up.

P. H. Duffy of Ashley. ILL.,, writes,
"This is to certify that have taken two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure and il
has helped me more than any other me-
dicine tried many advertised reme-
dies, but none Of them gave me any re-
lief My druggist recommended Foley's
Kidney Cure and it has cured me. Be-
fore commencing its use was in such a
shape that could hardly get mp when
once down" Sold by Peoples drug
store dw