The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 20, 1898, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1898. MATAARA'S |DRAGGED FROM SAMUAN ISLES Attempted Abduction at L e Watsonville. Great Feast Held in E ‘ His Honor. GIRL OF TWELVE THE VICTIM | 1 VILLAINS TEWARTED BY HER| CANDIDATES FOR THE THRONE SOREAME SOME REBE A O;HEI}‘{S" F,::’;I)%:ST::SAEAAFA' Mysterious Crime That Startles the 3 e ¥ Town—Important Clews Lead to the Arrest of Chief Justice Rejects thé Claim of Buspeeth the President of the Municipal —— Council to Control the “all Covernment Special. Dispatch to The Call. WATSONVILL . 19.—The resi- dence of Postmaster B. A. Osborn of Spectal Corr this place was entered about 2 o'clock = this morning by two men and /his APIA, Oct daughter Edna, a ¢ of about 12| the death rought for- | years, was carried f her bed out wa dates for the | Into the rear y e she managed The return of | to escape from her stors by making chieftain, who e her father, who some years | came to her rescue. The men made omplicated | their escape by a rear fence : and drivi and buggy | which they he m a neighbor and | nex found early | suc- ver an the| k8 - child was | on her | lnx at- ed her | nt her t Apia s than in the r the | d a clew this morn- pt for a Joad delivered at the of Jam: Redman !‘ of (h(‘ buggy, and have driver of the wagon and , to whom the receipt had vered by the weigher. Both men of Spanish extraction. d Romero, but the other ve his name. her clew is obtained in a quan- child’s hair, which was found ns of one of the men. not been formally rime both are held ents of Watsonville annoyed of late by and they are much tional climax. INEARLY A FATAL END TO A LOVERS® QUARREL Evelyn Mchsky Takes Poison at Larkspur, but Is Saved dy. a Physician. LARKSPUR, Oct. 19.—“Frank, you are going to desert hout you.” of andsome bru- the summer ps and drained 1a him at all the Govern- that are was the result y evening be r, Frank Ga- emploved at the Em- One word led to another rose in a pas- sic and st e door, ex. ing, to see you nd her action ar- ed her what )n_the reply out in search . She { poison and medical assist- nt's condi- owing to the e poison. rself to the d attempt- sed not to at- 1q the world of e ing a repetition of r e o RECALLS A COLLAPSE THAT RUINED MANY Heavy Judgment in Foreclosure Suit Against the Defunct Shasta Lumber Company. o secured ADVERTISEMENTS. | t realized on n h in | & 3 ing company (,, a couple o 5 and J furphy passed into tk of Sacran 000, hardly a ,\"rk from San Francisco rt watching the q title to owner. - SUICIDE NEAR CHICO. Through His Brain. CHICO, Cal., Oct. 18.—At 4 o'clock ml. afternoon the body of a man with revolver tightly grasped in his right hflr‘r! was found on the bank of Chico Creek about three miles north of this position of the hody indlcates that the | man sat down on the ground “‘,.h his back against a tree and placing the muz- 17'-= of ihe revolver in his mouth e et into his brain. he body, which has not been id is th of a man abc te hair and mustache. 5 feet 9 inches weighing: about 175 pounds, well | dressed in clothes that erj=ar to hav been made to order. CALIFORNIA B.AISINS ABROAD. Growers Make Spacial Prices for Canada and Germany. FRESNO, Oct. 19.—The directors of the | PLEASING We have 20,000 square feet of floor | california Raisin Growers' Assoclation space covered with just suhc beautiful | have made special prices for Canada and articles. A v cted to chairs | Germany to enable the California raisins —in h a s e to compete in those countries with the active shapes and | Spanish article! A rebate of half a cent | pound was made on one and two crowns 2 a quarter of a cent on three and four crowns. The protective tariff shuts off ruinous compi\hlon in this country. patterns—in e riety of wood. a Sold at our famous 750 Mission- street money-saving prices, Tan Maclaren’s New Love Story, “Saved by Faith,” will be published | in next S‘mday’l Catl. : Allen Acquitted at San Rafael. SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 18.—Harry Allen, INDIANAPOLIS FURNITURE CO. Malatesta at Tamalpais and charged with assault with intent to commit murder, wae tried in the Superior Com to-day . % d ultted of the charge. The jury 750 Mission St. ::fiqad‘lbu:flu “less than five min- reproach | ed in | An Aged Unknown Sends a Bullet| | The | who @as arrested for shooting Joseph | will be made through SICKNESS AMONG TRODPS IN HAWAI Many Patients in Hospi- | tals at Honolulu. THREE IMPORTANT AILMENTS | MALARIA, RHEUMATISM AND DYSENTERY FIND VIOTIMS. | There Will Be No Delay in Establish- ing at the Islands' a Con- siderable Naval Station. Correspondence of The Call. | HONOLULU, Oct. 12.—Private James ‘\i Wall, Company C, First New York, is_in the military hospital paralyzed | from head to feet and suffering from a severe concussion. He will recover, but after several weeks of careful nursing. | Yesterday he could not move a muscle |in his body; last night, however, he ;(‘Ould bend his fingers and talk. His | condition is due to a dive in shallow water at Waikiki, his head coming in | contact with a rock at the bottom. There were last night 130 patients in the military hospital. One is quite low of fever and may die. Malaria, rheu- matism and dysentery are the principal ailments. Homesickness does not help | matters any. The rheumatism patients are all from northern latitudes, which | is considered strange. There is more | malaria in the camps than was reason- ably to be expected. This is for the most part due to the habits of the men. Captain Tanner, U. S. N., has made draft on the Pubiic Works Office here for wharf and excavation plans so that he may call for bids for United States | water front work here upon his return io the coast. Much information was glven Captain Tanner by Superintend- ent Rowell. It is now certain that there will be no delay in establishing here a considerable naval station. In the case of Rose Berliner, who sued the City of Coluinbia for $5000 damages for false imprisonment, and whose case was thrown out of court by Judge Pe an appeal has been taken by her attc who sets up the 1g grounds: That the evidence was conclusive and establishes beyond qussnnn that the libelant was unlaw- and {improperly imprisoned, iu- d, assaulted and shamefully treat- ea by the master of the vessel; that the evidence does not sustaln the find fact of the trial court in favor o | respondent nor is there any justific tion or { the master or the respondents. ibelant therefore excepts to all findings of the court and to the de sion and decree entered. In the matter of licenses, about which so much controversy has been had of | late, to-da retail spirit license was issued , which, in addition to the usual prin matter, contained the following in red ink: “It is further conditioned that there shall be no screens nor other things obstructing the view of the inte- rior from passers-by, erected or main- t:luned at the entrance of the licensed place.” If this is all that is asked by the present Government it will not tronble of the saloons, and will not make saloon more attractive than iL is| already. On inquiry among the saloon keepers they say unanimously that they are willing to accept any fair re- strictions upon their traffic and that they feel that Messrs. Thurston and Hatch, who have both represented the former Hawalian Government at Wash- ington, will see that their cause is properly argued Justice W. F. Frear leaves for Wash- ington to attend sessions of the Ha- walian Commission before Congress as- sembles. He takeg away a huge mass of documentary evidence from the Gov- ernment departments. OUTSIDE COUNSEL IN J COUNTY LITIGATION | Supreme Court Deciaian That May | Deprive a Local Law Firm of a Big Fee. SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 19.—A question re- ng the legality of Boards of Super- loying outside counsel to con- | duct county litigation has been brought forward by Frank W. Taft, a well-known attorney of this city, in connection with the overpaid taxes due the various coun- ties from the State. A decision of the Supreme Court of the District Attorney er required by law to collect the sums the county from any source what- r. and this decision if applicable in he present instance will cause Rodgers, aterson & Slack, the well-known San : isco law firm, to lose a large sum ces. The amount said to be due the county of Marin !s $12,600. Rodgers, Paterson & S O HOW THE STATE 1§ ASSESSED Interesting Figures Are Made Public. PREPARED BY MR. COLGAN THE CONTROLLER GIVES SOME MOST IMPORTANT TOTALS. San Francisco, of Course, Leads as the Richest County, and Los An- geles Is becond on the List. Special Dispatch to The Call. SACRAMENTO, Oct. 19.—State Con- trolier Coigan has completed a state- ment of great interest to taxpayers of California. Among other things it gives the grand total value of assessed property in and the indebtedness of each county. San Francisco, of course, is in the lead with a total assessment of $352,583,515, while second on the list is Los Angeles with $93,256,089. The ap- pended table tells the story: £330 dos g passos BV JO AN COUNTIES. vIoL purin Alpine . Amador Butte .. Calaveras . Colusa ... Contra Costa Del Norte . El Dorado Fresno Glenn . Humboldt . Inyo Kern Kings . Lake Lassen Los Angel Madera Marin Mariposa Mendocino Merced Modoe . 63,000 00 35,100 00 San Bernardir San Diego 481000 09 | 7,600 28 112,000 00 San Mateo .. Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz ADVEBWT& - =\ TO-NIGHT! GARIBALDI HALL, BROADWAY, NEAR KEARNY STREET. HON. D. E. McKINLAY WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON PROTECTION —AND— SINGLE TAX. HON. JULIUS KAHN, HON. C. L. PATTON, HON. W. F. FITZGERALD, HON. D. J. MURPHY AND OTHER EPBAKERS. FRIDAY, October 21, G ey B’NAI B’RITH HALL, EDDY ST., BET. MASON AND TAYLOR. ——AND AT— IRVING HALL, COR. VALENCIA AND HILL STS. DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT MEETINGS. MAYOR PHELAN, FRANKLIN K. LANE, BARCLAY HENLEY AND OTHER, PROMINENT SPEAKERS WILL ADDRESS THE VOTERS ON THE ISSUES OF THE DAY ON THURSDAY, OCT. 20, Py Twenty-ninth—Pioneer Hall, 24 Fourth street. Forty-third—Apollo Hall, §10 Pacific street. Under the auspices of the Democratic City and County Committee. M. JASPER McDONALD, Chairman. THOMAS J. WALSH, Secretary. FOR MAYOR: JAMES D, PHELAN, REGULAR DEMOCRATIC AND NON~FPARTISAN NOMINEE. Shasta Sterra Siskiy Solano . Sonoma . Stanisiaus Sutter Tehama . Trinity Tulare . Tuolumni Ventura Yoo . Yuba “Totals 697 34,085,512 90 000800000000000000 ALICE RIX Writes About “THE KING OF THE SLEUTHS” in NEXT SUNDAY’S CALL. O00000CO000QA00000 ROMANTIC WEDDING ON AN OVERLAND TRAIN Dr. F. F. Taylor of Davisville, Cal., and Miss Mamie S. Wade of Roanoke, Va., United. NEW YORK, Oct. 18.—A Columbus | (Ohio) special to the Herald says: One of the most romantic weddings in Cupid's vast record of matrimonial events took | place on board a train at the Unifon depot in this city to-day. The principals were | Thomas F. Taylor, M.-D., a prominent physician and surgeon of Da\!u\l[le, Cal., d Miss Mamie S. Wade of Roanoke, 00000OOCOMNOO ooocoQQ0O0O0CQO an Va. Dr. Taylor left Rmumke several | rears a(u to seek his fortune in the | WVest. Correspondence followed with the falr Virginia lady, and after years of | waiting they decided to meet at sorue city | between California and Virginia and be | married. Columbus was selected and they met here this morning. After their | arrival here it was decided to be married on the train, and Rev. S. R. King being gent for, performed the ceremony in a | _ Slack have contracted with the Super- visors to collect this amount for a con- tingent fee of 50 per cent, or a total of $6000. 1f the Supreme Court decision applies in this instance the District At- | torney will have to conduct the case and the county be saved $6000. The decison referred to was given in an action hra\'xfh( by Merced Count¥ to re- strain W. Cook, the Auditor rom 1s- suing his warrant in favor of Frank H. Farrar for the sum of $250. This sum was for services rendered to the under a contract of omflegmem uper- | claimed county entered into with the Board o visors. < 3o uitog oh-1-Noor” letd pencil ers. Try it Hardtmuth's | will outlast (hree o COMING TO CHRISTEN THE WISCONSIN Miss Stephenson to Be Accompanied Here by Some Distinguished 1 People From Wiscorsin. MILWAUKERS, Oct. 19.—The Wisconsin 5 battle-ship commission, which is In charge of the launching of the battle- hip Wisconsin In San Francisco at 9:3) | o'clock on November 26, is rapidly com- oting the arrangements. Miss Elizabeth ephenson, daughter of ex- Conneuunu Isaac Stephenson of Marinette, who will christen the Wlscomln. reached Mil- waukee from Europe to-d: ‘ Her father ,‘l’lll bear the expense of the trip ot the | party to California. The start will be | made here November 17. The official in- \\)uuom have ot yet gone out, though | ex-Congressman Stephenson, who s t o | the host of the occasion, has asked sol | of his friends informallv. The Sltphenson | parey, will number about twenty. includ- | besides the family and a few lnelte friends, Governor and Mrs. Sco. I % eld, Iieutenant Governor and Mrs. h, Senator and Mrs. John L. Mncheu Sepator and Mrs. John C. ' ner and the fmembers of the com- mission and their-wives, Dr. Reynolds and Mesars. Bleye d Stebbins. This _party will travel in one of the finest Pullman coaches in the will have a lpeeh.l dining car. Mr, b | Baenlc Bteph-nmn the entire expense of his but & the invi nmse (o is family and immediate fri the commission. parlor car. The happy couple left on the same train, with hearts beating as | one, for their far Western_home. VOLU’NTABY LIOUIDATION. Germl.n National Bank of Pittsburg Found to Be Solvent. WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—Bank Exams tner Young has reported to the Comp- troiler of the Currency that in his judg- ment the German National Bank of Pitts- burg, which closed its doors yesterday, is solvent. The report states that the failures of A. Groetzinger, the president of the bank, resulted in a run, and the directors closed the doors for the pur- pose of voluntary liquidation. The ca ital of the bank is $250.000, and at t time of the last report, Sa tember 30, the surplus amounted to 7; due i dividual depositors, due tional banks and hlnken, ssgm total resources $2,637,708, COLORED H.ABONS TA.BOOBD Grand Lodge of Kentucky Resolves on Non-Intercourse. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 19.—The Grand Lodge of Kentucky Masons, at its session to-day, unanimously adopted the resolu- tion reported by its political committee, which recommends non-intercourse be- tween the Grand Lodaf of this State and the Grand Lodge of Washington because D o oL 18% intior Bt oo meiaie ne negro Iodges he motion to adopt was seconded fifty Master Masons. It was um Gentded to bufld a Home " aged and infirm of necessary flm for thh ‘purpose h-vin; The Trade of the Pacific and Its New Opportunities, in next Sunday’s Call. Crushed to Duth Under & Wagon. CARSON, Nev., Oct. 19.—While riding a horse attached to a wagon loaded with kay Eddie Frantzen, aged 5, of Gardner- (| thocuitis e e e e aathis wie 4 et b death. An could not stop the team quick en i I The fac-simile signature of is on every wrapper of CASTORIA. —— 'DR. FOR... PUBLIC. .. ADMINISTRATOR, - A.C.FREESE INDEFPENDENT NOMINEE. FOR ASSESSOR, JOHN D. SIEBE (PRESENT INCUMBENT), REPUBLICAN, NON-PARTISAN AND) POP- ULIST NOMINEE. FOR COUNTY CLERK, M. A. DEANE, REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINEE. FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER. . . CHAS.S. LAUMEISTER REPUBLICAN NOMINEE. VOTE FOR... DR. C. C. O’DONNELL FOR CORONER AND THE DEAD WILL BE RESPECTED. | For Tudge of the | Supertor Court... oEMOCRATICy SYR Noiad™ T ED. E. HILL For CORONER. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC AND PEOPLE'S PARTY NOMINEE. Ask your Druggist for a generous 10 CENT RIAL SIZE. GATARRH ELY'S CREAM BALM contains no cocaine, mer-| SErY o any ether Rijatious and Inflammation, and Protects the Smell. Is quh:lly absorbed. relief at once. 0 cts. at Druggists or by mn rug. 5 R govne and cleans the Passages, Allays Rutam the Senses Taste and Trial Size, 10c. at Druggists or by mail. ELY BROTHERS, 5§ Warren St., New York, NO PAIN! Lowest Prices in the Oityl WORK GUARANTEED. TEETH wm PLATES A Fuil Set of Teeth, - Mun-.,uaz'- Gold Crowns, 22Kk........ - 258 up . Filings. 2o up ELECTBO-DENI‘AL CLINIC, 'y NO PAIN! Buite 7. Flood 509 MA sT. " mh—'t“.'l‘ Bun., Ihl.... RUPTURE. e Ull No MORE IRON R'l’t'u S, TR DR s Connected by & covered passageway. Magnetic Elastic Truss. g Cail at 1400 Rooms—900 SHBe S write for New BampRiet No.k : . "m""’ ° MAGNETIC ELASTIC TRUSS CO., ° dm*nmw-—n—.— Wetkly llall.sl sumw w‘. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. COLUMBIA THEATER. It is the GENERAL MERRITT of the Per- formance That Attracts the Crowds, THE REAL FUNNY BOYS, MATHEWS AND BULGER, Direction_of Dunne and Ryley, in Their New Rag Time Opera, BY THE SAD SEA WAVES! Compmgonrnaé embr?)csi?é REL{J?THAW' ¥ THOR! d J Coml; i .“SOWING THE WIND.§ NOTE Friedlander, Gottlob & Co. an- e nounce that the CALIFORNIA THEATER will reopen for the season next Sunday night, Oct. 23. Ths attraction s to be “THE SPAN OF LIFE’ a drama of great strength, presented by Wm. Calder's Company. The New California Theater scale of pricec— e, ready. , 35 and G0c. Seats now BALDWIN THEATER. EVERY EVENING, INCLUDING SUNDAY, Augustin Daly’s Comedy, LOVE IN HARNESS! As Presented by the FRAWLEY CO. and BLANCHE BATES ALL THIS WEEK-MATINEE SATURDAT. Prices—25c, 50c, T5c and $L Next Monday—THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. NOTE. Fricdlander, Gottlob & Co. an- n ounce that the CALIFORNIA THEATER will reopen for the season mnext Sunday night, Oct. 23. The attraction will be the drama, ““THE SPAN OF LIFE,’ presented by Wm. Calder's splendid Eastern Company, at | the New California Theater scale of prices. 13, | 2e, 35c and G0c. Seats now ready. MR. AND MRS. EDWIN MILTON ROYLE AND COMPANY “CAPTAIN IMPUDENCE” condensed to one act. FELIX AND BARRY, Comedy Stars. RAY BURTON, Equilibrist and Shooting Star. LouIs M GRANAT, Unique Whistler. MARY NORMAN, Soclety Curlcesurist JOH\SO\ AND D Darktown Aristocracy OWARD'S COMEDY - BON CARrOR BROTHERS, Gy BIOGRAPH, new views. Reserved Seats, Baleony, 10c; In e Opera oe. iy et gk | NEXT WEEK—ROSSOW MIDGETS, JOHN C. RICE, SALLY COHEN and Others. OPERA MOROSC0’S GRAND s W aLTER MOROSCO, Sole Lessee and Manager. FOURTH WEEK OF JAMES M. BROPHY. Initial Production of the Thriffing Drama, STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART! AN ENTRANCING STORY! EXQUISITE SPECTACULAR.EFFECTS! of the S. . Mistletoe and de- Detalls of a French SEE the d struction of vessel by fire. execution. The guillotine. POPULAR PRIGES ~ Telephone Green 861, Reserved Seats, . . . 25 and 50c. | Family Circle and Gallery,. . i0c. | MATINZES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY TIVOLI OPERA-HOUSE. Mrs. Ernestine Kreling, Proprictor and Manager. LAST NIGHTS OF Tbe Merry Operatic Fantaste, “THE CIRCUS QUEENT” —A GREAT CAST.— MIRTH and MELODY! BEAUTY and GRACE! Grand Matinee Saturday at 2 p. m. NEXT WEEK. Regal Revival of Lecocq's Masterplece, ““GIROFLE-GIROFLA I Popular Prices... .2 and 50 Cents. N. B.—A Reserved Seat for the Matinee, 25c. Our Telephone—Bush 9. INGLESIDE COURSING PARK. NEXT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, A GREAT EVENT! AN OPEN STAKE! 5 and 6PUPPY and OPEN | STAKE:! Qoitom 29 and 30—A Sapling and an Open | take Entrance fee to each stake will be $2 5. To reach the Ingleside Coursing Park take a | Mission-street car and it will land you at the gates. 25 CENTS. LADIES FREE. ADMISSION, COMEDY THEATER. THIS WEEK, Charming, Lovely CLAR A THR()PP. In the Operatic Farce Comedy Success, “WHERE'S MATILDA.” SOUVENIR MATINEES Saturday—LA FRANCE ROSES. Sunday—MISS THROPP'S PHOTOGRAFH. PRETTY GIRLS. CATCHY MUSIC. BRIGHT AND CLEVER SPECIALTIES, Next Monday—MISS CLARA THROPP— Time—"THE LITTLE HUSSAR. i EVENING PRICES lLic, 2c, %¢ and S0c. Seats—Comedy Theater and 710 Market st. ALCAZAR THEATER. LAST WEEK. Belasco and De Mille's drama, T HE WIFE! ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. NEXT WEEK—Special production, Belasco's beautiful drama by the sea, “MAY BLOSSOM.” | Beserved (B, 25¢, 35, 50¢ Seats...... PHO§E MAEV 254, CHUTES AND 200! EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. David AN UNPARALLELED VAUDEVILLE BILL IN THE FREE THEATER! TO-NIGHT— AMATEUR NIGHT! COME AND LAUGH! SEE THE MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES IN MOVING PICTURES. loc, including Zoo and Theater; Chtidren, Boz Sundays and Holidays, FINEST OF THE YEAR! MASQUERADE BALL! CALIFORNIA STATE PROTECTIVE AS- SGCIATION OF LIQUOR DEALERS. ODD FELLOWS' HALL, SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 Prizes for most original costume; best patri- best sustained character; hand- Faward Lada, leader, will CKenzle Musical Soclety” of CONCERTS AND RESCRTS. SHERMAN, CLAY & C0’S HALL. AN IMMEDIATE SUCCESS! TO-NIGHT! SECOND OF THE HEINRICH RECITALS! MR. AND MRS. MAX HEINRICH AND MISS JULIA HEINRICH, “Interpreters of the Classics in Song! RICES, T5c AND 3100, SEATS ON SALE at Shermen, Clay & Co.’s Music Hour~ SHERMAN, CLAY & C0.’S HALL. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING. GRAND CONCERT Given by CHEVALIER MAURICE DE VRIES From the Metrapolitan Opera Company. Assisted by GNORA V. ORSUMANDO, lax and GIULIO MINETTL violinist, SIG- flR ¥. ORSUMANDO, accompanist. Now on sale at Sherman, Ch\ & Co.’s. SUTRO BATHS. Open Daily from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M. During the Winter Season. ADMISSION 10c - - CHILDREN ua gnmn. with admission, 25c: children, DR. MCNULTY. 'HIS WELL-KNOWN AND RELIABLE OLD Speciallst cures Private, Nervous, and Blood eases of Men only. Book on Private Discases e Weaknesses of Men, free. Over 20y'rs’ experience. | Patlentscuredat Hom! ‘Terms rea_onable. Hours9 to3dally;6:9) to3:30 ev'gs. Sundays,10t012. Consul tation free and sacredly confidentlal. Call,oraddress Dr. P. ROSCOE MeNULTY, 28} Kearny St., San Franciscoe, Cal. The man worked in an Ohio told : coal mine, and this is the story he “ For some years past I have been employed under mothet earth, from one and a half to two miles from the mouth of the mine, digging coal. The great distance under the hills makes it impossible for me to get pure air, which is forced to us by the aid of great fans. During breaks in machinery the air would become bad, causing first great pains in my head, dizziness and fainting. This continued until ~ next was pains in stomach, indigestion and dyspepsia. Working hard in the mines I naturally was a hearty eater until at last I had dyspep- sia so bad I suffered terrible. The doctor prescribed for me, but 1 only got worse. I took several kinds of medicine. I saw Ripans Tabules advertised and going to the drug store bought some. In three days I was a new man, my head is clear, stomach well, no dys- " pepsia. These Ripans Tabules did 800000000000000008 o™ PALACE *?3 SGRAND "91'45' SAN FRANCISCO. Sl i. 208N 6. KiREPATR KIREPATRICK, -.._ “OQ.G. tt“ccn MAKE PERFECT MEN Do not Saf. EeTATAE: Laes Giv ard the drain of vital or excesses of early s EEn e carriad yeot ’fm—i Ty e i B, Geng, 80ld by Owl Drug Co., San Fran. and Oskisag B