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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

experimentatiOn was extremely danger
Gus. There have recently been pub
lished. however, records Of some eX-
periments carried on by NJ S. Leduc.
with the object Of using the electric
current to produce sleep and Of study
ing it's effects on the brain generally
In early experiments it was shown that
the brain is the best conductor Of cleo
tricity in the human body being about
5000 times more conducting than mus
Gle. II was also observed that when a
continuous current was passed through
the head from one ear TO the other.
that the sensation Of giddiness was pro-
duced, and that objects appeared to re-
vOlve in the same direction as the cur
rent flowed. However. when the elect
rOdes are placed on the forehead and
neck and the current sent from back
to front, the effects are innOcuOus so
long as a mild current is used, and in
some cases may be beneficial Accord
ing to M. Leduc the most satisfactory
current is one Of 4 miIliamperes at 80
volts, which is broken or interrupted
100 times a second for nine-tenths OF
the period of interruption. The first
effect noted was the disappearance OF
the faculty of speech, after which fol-
lowed the loss OF the motor faculties.
Under ordinary conditions there is no
affection Of the respiration or pulse
unless the current is increased, and
then it may cease. The patient is said
TO awaken instantaneOusly from the
electric sleep and to experience a feel
ing Of refreshment.-Harper's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22
The Calls Var Service.


The Call has had occasion to feel
justly proud of it's war service. Start
ing with an exclusive announcement OF
the first clash in the eastern inbrogliO.
The Call has consistently furnished it's
readers with a conservative and COM
plete account of affairs in the Orient
That its enterprise has been appreci-
ated by the interior papers is shown
by their frank and hearty cOngratula-
items
The Modesto Herald says; The San
Francisco Call has been signaIly scoop
ing it's contemporaries on the war
news, giving the first information of
the outbreak of hostilities and follow
ing it with the first account Of that
Outbrsak-the successful dash Of the
Japs on the Russian fleet ct Port Ar
thur-by an eye witness. Good paper,
The Call"
From the PalO Alto Times comes
this: The San Francisco Call is Civ
ing excellent reports from the scene Of
the war in the Orient It's publishers
announce that they viii have the serv-
ice of every reliable news agency in
America and Europe. and have sent
the noted correspondent. Oscar King
Davis, as special representative.
Such enterprise will add TO the pOpu-
larity of The Call"
The jamestown Mother Lode remarks
that The san Francisco Call is not
only giving its readers special dis
patches from the seat of war in the
Far East in advance of its competitors.
but its illustrations of current events
make it the best daily paper in the
United States"
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22
The MiSanthrobe.

He neither joys nor grieves.
But cavils and miStrusts.
His hopes are like the Wizened leaves
Swirled down the autumn gusts.
He looks askance at Life,
If so be Mirth lurk near;
He has ill-humOred Doubt to wife.
And is the slave of Sheer.
He makes mock of Love.
And all that on her wait:
Yet. hOwsoe'er desire may move,
He cannot rise to Hate.
Crimes of a former birth
Must wreak on him their spell.
Else why, while yet upon this earth.
Must he abide in hell?
Clinton Scollard. in Smart Set.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22
A TEXTBOOK FOR NEW VOTERS

IT HE American Protective Tariff League bas
sounded the first gun of the coming Presidential
campaign by circulating throughout the country
the speech upon protective tariff delivered before the
House by Representative James T. McCleary of Mime
sofa. As the caption of the pamphlet indicates this val
liable study of the tariff question is designed to serve as
textbook for first voters, by the of which they NAV
be enabled to gather the essential facts of proteconsm
out of all the nebuous haze of theories and fances in
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

In recent inquiries that have been brought being
by the of corruption which built in the postal
service the fact developed that United States Senator
Dietrich is compromise representative of Nebraska in
the upper house at Washington Since then the status
Of the distinguished Senator has been more properly in
the past tense.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22
Dangerous Experiments.

Experiments on the brain of living
subject with electric currents have been
comparatively rare. as there has pre-
vailed among physicians and physfolo-
gists the idea that such a course of
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

California politicians making active preparations
Tor the part they 10 play the approaching
campaign Regulations will go up and down now in
the scale OF bias and partsanshp and the Amer
can voter will take to the tall timber guard against
the fire OF abuse, bombas buncombe and blatant oatory
with which we hoist favorites into public view
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

To those of us that follow the trend of passnc
events with that fidelity which involves correct inforna-
ton Russian have been deusion snare and a
thorn in the flesh In the official St Petersburg account
of the attack Port Arthur the captains rendered
distinguished service. He was Kusmenkaravayef How
can fellow with like that hope to have it echo
down the corridors of time. much. less of fame?
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

The Pacific Commercial Museum has undertaken the
commendable task of informing of the character
needs demands and prospects of countries bordering on
the Pacific Ocean. When Russia and Japan have suf-
fcienty paid their obligation the splendid unreason of
and have themselves years in the march of
civilization they will buy in We should be
prepared to sell them what they need
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22
Ans7rers to Queries.

FOOTBALLS. H. E., City. The
football practice games at this time
are at the Preside athletic grounds:
IdOra Park, Oakland. and the cricket
ground, West Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

MEAT INSPECTOR-A. s., City. A
person desiring to apply for position
as meat inspector under the United
states Government must be 20 years OF
age or over and must be a graduate of
a veterinary college.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men BY the
Fress Clipping Bureau (Allen's) 230 CALI
rornia street Telephone Main 1o42
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

Townsend's California 9lace fruits ana
candies. SOC pound. in artistic ire
etched boxes. "A nice present for Eastern
friends Il5 Market St. above Call bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

COPYRIGHT-WriteF. City. The
copyright law Of the United States Sc
cures to authors and their assigns the
exclusive right to translate OF drama
tie any of. their works. No notice 10
required to enforce this right.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

SECRET SERvICE-A. s., City.
One seeking appointment in the secret
service of the United States is required
to forward to the Secretary OF the
Treasury an envelope marked per-
sonal and containing a certain form
to be obtained from the Civil Service
Commission, properly executed and
such evidence as to experience. train
ing, qualifications and personal char
acteristics he may be able to- obtain
without any reference to political or
religious affiliatiOn. which may be con-
sidered as proof of fitness for employ
ment in the service. References must
be furnished.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-22

NATIONAL HOLIDAY a Sub
scriber, City. There is no national
holiday in the United States, not even
the Fourth of July. Congress has at
various times appointed special hOH-
days In the second session = of the
F1fty-th1rd Congress it passed an act
making Labor day a public holiday +,
the District of Columbia. and it has
recognized the existence of certain
days as holidays for commercial pur-
poses. but. with the exception named.
there is no general statute on the sub
1ect. The proclamation Of the Presi-
dent designating a day of thanksgiv-
Ing only makes it a legal holiday in
the District of Columbia and the Ter
ritories and in those States which pro-
vide by law for it,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
Rensct.ons oi . RneheIor

From tho New York Press
a man rpfa along beautifully WIN
Dice wife hy mail
Generally n'rl faa 'n ND awful.
Is .u.p.cfaus off "a man tU eo buggy
riding with hIm.
Tho rr. thing araHt H.Irr rich as
,au rau. ,Burf yaY are NOT without peu.
I'M. s.,Irg Nam sr.. ID failure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

ALBANY IS 81. August 2a David
Bennett W thrice governor u' Sow
Yur.. ono. United su'os senate" and
100 nru.u. uu. of Judge rHrN.tH chic.
.lmHa|Hu managers today entered
u.Hu U. ..,N second g.nr For thirty
U.. f.ar 300 UHI ha" H..u Boo uuHI'.
Hf. 20. H most 1u#.W.uUH and car
rios HI. HNF odd years very lightly
U friends .uHf H.m humorous com
examinations to-day and uT % i.N q"
IU.m 1HH.I prediction IHu h.rh".
m.U. huuH- arH loo .'Hr. for H.u
chan HnE U. Doc. 500 enjoyed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Whom sou go 90 buy witch Haze!
sal,o look flr tuo name Dewitt on
every box The pure, uuadultoratod
witch Hazel Us used in making De
Wits witch Hazel salye, which Is
lhe best sllyo In the world Tor cuts,
burns, bruises. b0ls oczgma and
piles The popularity of ucWitta
witch Hazel sulyo. due to its many
urUs has caused uumor1uF worth.
Tess rountorio.ts to Doe placed ON the
market Tho genuine bears the name
F g. Dewitt g. Co. Cb.caro Sod
Hy % ~ BRIGGS g. Ca. and 5 Naun
\ Som
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
AT WORLDS FAIR

81. g,n.. v. Aum.. g9.Thu F.
v..rrI. fa.r sfatum. spacious
,r.r.F DO FL. VBa srarr.rs LARGE
.....t 3D.. ..g,wm.Iaf. OBJ. thousands
.s .,.g.,far. pr..rDt TODAY at the
....r',. .f .r. .r.af OIymn.r cannes.
4.... .,..Irr .,.pfs were u. "a minor
..,.....,... l.u, r.. f,rr. number 1f
..'.......,. .,.I .r...r .nI.rIII p.r.
,......,... .,... "a ...I .I., off what
.. ..... t..r u.. r.wa.rT.r off H,
...., a.. ...,rI.f,.. U..i athlete.
.rr ....,... q, Ola. Marathon race.
g 4..... ,r,.. tr. ..r.yfs and
....... .f.,, v.l.. 3D.. ... m.sf
.,...r -, .J athletic
d.. -, ,.....
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ono % I"II' IN '''' lN. I.I.'-N
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many I'"N'. '''''. '.'.'. ''.'|''
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

From fho Philadelphia Record
o. Iuf right to pay IcfrHouIgd
compliment
THE Athletics are Dot stuff 200 spite
n' 'Ho mue
TH. Hurv baker ana 'H. Io. maH
both ..I frosted caE.s
Liquid r'8Hc haE. made mHnF %
fellow .uHl with fho e'r's
Fingers wore mafa before forks.
bu' spoons are 1s 1l1 aa love
I"a 8I right tD boz good. nuf don't
Doc known 1H good thing
WHOM o. arl rruH Iu yHur heart
r.u 1HuI have FOB carry 1n umhrol
h
IrH fhn shadow off suspicion that
throws many "a man in 'hD shade
Many 70 IDvDlrr wouldn't know "a
base naU diamond % ho should soo
enc
% seems strange chat people who
arc stuck up seldom stick uu for each
other
% doesn't take o. hafcbo. faced WON
un to cut au undesirable ac4ua'u.
tauco
The hungry tramp siHora clear OF
the wood she'd In spite of the fac.
chat % is uiI OF chops
The explorer who isouNiou. 'o reach
both fho north and south poles surely
waufe fu go t0 extremes
There is such % tIIur aH being fnr
wnn known. especially 10 you want tr
borrow and your credit .s Bad
shr Women aIvaya stand un foI
each other 200. $50. u o. CrHai..
car You expect tho mU 'o l0 y
fHUu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Whom cough. "a t.blur or an Co.
ruUuu u fha throat makes you foel
uncomfortable. take HaHnrlH lInro
hound grrun Don't wait until IHo
Usoa.a bias gone beyond control Mr.
aud Mrs j. a. Anderson. 1ai West
wuh straer. Salt Lake city, Utah.
writes. "We think BBl.ardH Ilaro.
hound syrup the best medicine Tor
.lunus suu colds we have used %
for several years, 70 always Elyoa im
mediate rDlIeg ls very pleasant and
gives perfect satisfaction 25c. l0c
800 Sold hy j. 60 ORu.iIy q Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Whom paine or irritation rs.at on
any part of tho body. the application
of Hallar10 Snow Eminent gives
prompl rrl.of o. w sullivan proprl.
ai1r sullivan house. go Reno, o. IT,
writes. Jane @. 1909 20 take pleasure
in recommending Billiards. Snow Lint
mont tu uu who arc afflicted with
rheumatism. O. Is tho only remedy
have found that gives Immediate ro
uuf" 26c GOO. $500 Sold hy }. "
ORrITg g. Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

Washington. August lH LWWN
$500 Ue sacrificed fur iurm.daHuIy BOD
No. u.u 1rmuu1 cruisers authorized
Do, Hy R.t congress. 8uI f#r U.Hu.
now zoo preparation in che bureau of
construction and repair show Imp1T.
aU. .nrH.u. BOO Ono interior uuHnH
mont. uu These Fos..I. The water
.aU. subdivision u.u hu m1do conn
r... uuI .HHra uH 0r u1 u.grrIna
OFF u.H.aIH uy ,onUu'Inr pipes ui
other OPENINGS THH ch1ues Ia I'
protect further lbg vessels from tH'
.lmr.n. effects .I torpedo attack
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

a summer cold Is NOT only annoying
but NJ not relieved Pneumonia WIN Dee
the probable result hy foI one Min.
ute Courht Cure clears tho uhIorm,
draws out the inflammation. houlH,
aooIbDs and strengthens che lungs
and bronchial tubes ono Minute
Cough Cure o. au ideal remedy f1r
me- children n is pleasant 90 tho
taste and perfectly harmless. a Ger
thin curo for Group. cough and cold
Sold by q a. Briggs q GO. ana s
Nanu & SON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

U.. 49, D. Riley. D. D. Dr. Cuba.
Sow York. writer. .hu"r tnauH
arrs lf Erruo.a.ue pain from a..atc
rheumatism. under various treat
m.u.H. Q waa IuIacaI 'l fry Ha.Hrl.E
Snow Luamart. thr lrEf application
giving mF Hrrt r..af and tUn second
.nHro r.U.f can rIF. DO unqualified
-.lamm.nIaUlH s.r. One. $500 Sold
IrJ.U ON..IF g CO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

"Iur several years my wife was
rauu'nt wtH what physicians called
...E headache of a very severe char.
actor She i1e'0red with several omt
upnt byr.1us and at great ok.
..u.D. only t1 grow worse until she
a1s unable t1 d0 amy Bind of work.
About n year ago gho horaH taking
Chlmn.rIl.n'F stomach and Liver
Tablets and today woiahs more than
She ever d.1 before and la real woll'
says Sir Goo o. Wright of Now
London. NDw York For sale hy alI
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
AL ON FIRE.
An Albuqusraus citizen rsus how
Relief Cam

an Albuquerque citizen ralo how
Relief Cam
Ever have Eryama7
Have ang itching auu d.aoaaef
Itching almost drives sou cacy;
4uu feel aU nu Ur0
Joan Ointment Hurra quick 20.
Urf
cures Egama. r.0us Piles.
And 40 trHuea of tHa skin
Nra Do E Waite. ruumIuF house.
mg kurm Second street, taya
There came tH uY notice some time
GAO rasp lf eczema or af como dia-
aaaa of tHa s.ia which bad resisted
.I ua efforts 1f che party to siop.
ulaua Ointment was procured at tho
hIaam11 Pharmacy and "a course of
ra treatment commenced 10 gave
ua.Iuvu reH.f otter ar application or
Ja9 aui uT1a "a continuation of % Tor
ama umn Ono sna1 1HCe ceased This
Information should he 1t untold value
t8 residents of Albuquerque who are
Boa lueat of au article "rol which they
cam depend t1 cure amy Ii0h.ucsa u
the aain eruption thar-oL
I0r sale Ey aH dea'ers Price ale.
FoatarMuHuu Co. uufaIo ~ r.
solo agents for tac ualtsd states.
Remember the uame-noau s--aud
iasn u0 6I' .t.tuta 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

sas what sou viii about druggists
1H.rua something 'iuat ora a'ul. h'.
e1uro o. pays better profit 'ho fact
5000 stands that ninety out of o.
hundred druggists recommend Cham
..rlaua Collie. Cholera and uiarrohon
UomnIy when tho best remedy tor
Uarr1H.5 .s asked fur aud iu 500 hc
cause tHuy know 30 ls the one remedy
chat can always Doe depended upon
owen In tHo most soruro oni danger
rus ea..a Sold ny a.l lrurHHtH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

From .N. '0.'a.n N'"'
Liberal W.N''A women ''" "''
...'.'.
TRUTH .. STRANGER Cham Fiction
.u .Hn chronic I.ur
Money . aIvav. satisfactory .uT
cling communion
.......... .f..t ..r n.r..ssr.r.
.r... r.....-.. l .r. r.vH.
... ..f... t..-H. t..g. f...r.
..'.r.... ..r.... ..,. .u,rIrr
....-. ~. ...r. r.... of mg.Ir..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

nearly $50 large as a few years ago.
before the Colorado irrigation bitches
were built Crops are not 90 good az
whom the river contained moro water.
they said. The absence of Che under.
flow was also touched upon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
Sour
Stomach

No appetite loss 1' strength nervous
ness. headache, constipation bad breath.
general debility sour us.nFs and catarrh oi
iHe stomach ave- a.I due taIua.Fesu0n. Koi0l
cures indigestion. This Ueu discovery repre-
teuis tho natural juices of digestion a. hey
eE.ai in a healthy stomach combined win
Che greatest known Tonic and TeeCusirl5t.ys
properties. KodaI Lysnerra Cure does not
only cure indigestion aHl dyspepsia, tdt his
famous remedy cures al. stomach troubles
by cleansing purifying. sRse'eH.ug and
strengthening De mucous membranes lining
Che stomach
Nf s. 81 HII r. FWrrrlH.f W. Va fYa.-
eHH i-I.H.ef aHh HHHr r.r..H iHr tUrnIT Trsrk
o. bafy"
kodol Digests WHAT You Fat.
hsit's' Only. tio' $50 tstrr aN "~.-'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS


Fun umHH m. .H
u.n Oua. Dr. U.. . Santa Fo
J.. H .U. .tE
HH H.. u...... a.U. Fu.
... To- visitor .n '.. ..E yesterday
A. E.n#mH anH H. prominent
.... of r.u.a H... E... BOO fHo
. sHlIa.
Territorial T..H..Hr ~ Vaughn.
.. Santa F. $500. ... .. ... visiting
E'.a Yesterday
D.l Stafford rn.U.ius territorial
Auditor $500. AMONG .hc Santa D.. r1uL
.r %. yesterdays mmo
o. U Dodge c..r editor uf iby sm.
Iu d. Nee N,Nc1u WAS among Coos
visitors BOO fHD city yesterday
Hu 49, % Greer Nn o. 80 GrDUr
nI Nr. SO ID DHuHuuruU OF los An
..... U.. r...f.r.| 70. IHe AIEHulo
john % Iush. uu mH 9.sht for
M.Hn parN whore h0 viii out7r
.H. agricultural Dl..e. lUr tho winter
term
wW uunIa.c. of CH1HvIra g. Co,
U..u rlmm .HU nr1Nur returned
I.. mruua rm business Grip tu
H. Hu.u
o. D. UBuUu. oft Denver b. loo tbe
.tr 900 route homo rum tr.u 20
California unIao Hfu.H,r OBJ. Dan g.
BanHu OFF fHH city
Vernon UmIuu Edwin EhI. and
Walter THmW uf Duluth MINI.
t.u Obj. .u.#. ur 500 and Nu ilar
N % NH.. yesterday
N- George o. Cochran vito of DO.
popular SANTA IU conductor H1. ro.
mu.I rnm fHu.u month";. .ulpum
n eHufH"u California
ruu italian band 900 mot play a.
. Robinson park af uIrm Tho boys
HlI ...u footing their H..t 1Il day
anil won. tired ouI when evening
rlmu
THu annual m...rs of r1rrrurn-
|Um Albert u.I Dbl. h.I Tuesday even.
mr NuHf HHfH Instead Uf Monday
u.umr 400 m.mHuH Hrr requested
.D Hn urH.uI Samuel N.us.adt src.
unr.
Nr urUs n1. rnH Hfrr Niu
Gu.. E.uu.H. Ha.. returned home
r.m au ..'.uI.H outing uH fHr Pact
.. .m.f THH returned .1uu.. Than
H.r UH# expected fu UH H..IHu. OF
.H. ...|.u. |u..H u. $780, iHF
a pedestrian vuu# THu rH.#un uf
.f.. H...HH.'. condition off .H" 'uf.r
...uur Coco. nu u# H. Tuf street
.HuI Railroad lEHHu. HuI Gold Hs.uue
......... ...... .......H... II..U ... ..|4...HH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

gerofula. salt rhoum. oryspo'1s and
other dIsfrossIns oruptiyu diseases
yield Gu.chy and permanently t0 The
cleansing purifying power of pGrloek
Blood UIuUra.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

feature ia tbr U,o uuoN exhibition
which ufnaassH ans previous display
. 90 pure bred cattle held .u .hr north
u..N
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

people NNH .IuN ADVANTAGE ni D.. anu
thp people OFF ANuuuD who turn
ot .ut I1 show tHo visitors "a good
time
Nuf ur'u incident occurred to
NAV .fU pleasures Hf fhu day Tho
weather vas calm aud delightful. "a
guHH ur..l. from fbp mountains
co1'IHe .Ho Hreht rays oft tHo sum ana
tanning IN. ose.Iomn Flushed
rnaoE. uf guest and host
Tho .zeurIlu 900 not loayo Santa
F, until O'Clock lu hour later than
tnr scheduled tIuo
FYy. r.HrH.# composed itD train
and $500 people were 0n board. 40
f.nr f.. number WAS awtNDi hy
ton 40 Derrl1s half dozen were
ti.E.H BOZ aui bt BOuaN'l1 q dozen
mon. r.r.Heur Ibp original number
poo r..r'r $50 people Tho train cawo
idrWaH safely and without incident
unpr cham % fuv short DELAYS cn
foutg arr' ra at 'b. luc1l station ai
f.I5 O'Clock
Tho arrival was tfo signal Tor a
er,..ma cheer and 70 thousand Anu
guemu. people made f1o welcome
warm Hu.
hrI.r.. .ar rrraF v1e UraI from
waiting .u frnr unf H1.' 'Hnr0
v4. % SHOW uf enthusiasm .u every
rarnl.rane. unI fhu welcome was
mos. eHFHI Reception committees
from fH. Commercial eIHn and E'IF
lode. N.r. u waiting au1 fhr FIrs'
Regiment auI italian bands burst
mHh swim music
ser,a r. rafre $50 ff1. ~ %. O g..
occupied fn, roar car of the excursion
train forts r1ur When they o'ight
cIat fhu platform they were taken in
CHARGE Ir fru local boys 1f Ono "Pur
pI.H ana ..earoI hy Che bands ~
.larUH.H fH 100 Ets handsome quar-
f.ra nu West Gold avenue. whore cool
inr auI substantial rafr. shmon'7 t
MONTY V,r, Zoo readiness All dni
long H. n1uGuof table w1H Kept
epr.aH orb. supply of good THINGS was
.r..hlus.hIo Previous to ro.ne OUT Pa
fh, par. .He visitors V"r. "o'r'm'I
BAT DO Commercial club Judge %. S
Uatrr ur. .iIUuf uf tHD tumm'rcn
club maE. short address .on1er'ua
fn. y.r.r. .Ua hospitality nf thu elm.
arH H#.. .nI mbNua t.N p.oas
amt rumu.u.. 900 tnc friendly r'Ih
f|1u. existing. between Santa lH and
kInru.nr. auI rh..r relative mi'T
usfa
An hour wua wHi'.F away with friend.
and relative. and Them .hu 'hrnnE Fee
rgn Hrrua toward Athletic pnrN