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Pabst Beer
I For Temperance
Indiana State Board of Health Analyzes
t%: All Beers.
Ittbliahed Beport Shows Pabst Blue
i&Bibbon Absolutely Pure and Small
Percentage of Alcohol.
The State Board of Health of Indi
ana has recently concluded an analy
sis of all the beers sold in the state.
The samples from which the analysis
was made were, purchased in the open
market and we believe our readers
will be interested in Knowing the re
sult, the present agitation for pure
food making it a matter of great im
portance to each householder to know
absolutely that the beer used in the
home is pure and clean and is a tem
perance drink.
The finding of the Indiana State Board
of Health is a strong indorsement of the
Pabst method of brewing and the supe
rior excellence of the Pabst beer as a
healthful, temperate food drink.
-Those who drink Pabst beer know that
it is the drink for. the home. It never
produces any bad effectin fact,
Is an aid to digestion. It is high in Its
percentage of food value, very refresh
ing and low in its percentage of alco
hol
The following excerpt and figures on
the best-known brands analyzed by the
Indiana State Board of Health are taken
from the Butchers and Packers' Ga
zette of St. Louis, Saturday, June 23,
1906:
"The State Board of Health of Indi
ttna have had the various brands of bot
tied beer offered for sale in that state
analyzed, with the result'that little adul
teration found in
eithersamples
Suesseldorfer,
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$26.00 127.40 tl5.8I 111.25 459.90
159.90
S60.00 140.40
8I6.IS
529.66 $30.65
SI4.7I
124.55 $59.00
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the domestic
or foreigwas beers Severa con
I tained sulphurous acid or sulphites, but
none benzoic or salicylic acid, and only
one sample, "Weiss beer, contained sac
charine. The following is a list of the
j'brands of bottled beer analyzed and the
percentage of alcohol contained in each:
"Pabst Blue Ribbon, Pabst Brewing
Co., Milwaukee, 3.51 Budweiser, An
heuser-Busch Co., St. Louis, 4.27
fjchlttz, Milwaukee, 3.72 High Life,
/IPred Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee,
/4,1S Xiexivp's Extra. Pale, "Wm. I^emp
-'Brewing Co., St. Louis. 4.09: unlabeled,
!Terre Haute Brewing Co., Terre Haute,
fnA., 4.08 Sedererbrau Nurenberg, J.
Metxger Co., Indianapolis, 4.09 Prog
ress Brand Duesseldofcfer, Indianapolis
,'.Brewing Co., 4.16 T. T., Capital City
JfJrewing Co., Indianapolis, 4.18 Pilsner,
ung Brewing Co., Cincinnati 4.21
Indianapolis Brewing
Co- 4.21 unlabeled, Home Brewing Co.,
Indianapolis, 4.27 Bohemian, Terre
Haute Brewing Co., 4.80 Indiana's
ijpride, George A. Bohrer Brewing Co.,
'{Lafayette, Ind., 4.95.
"Foreign Beers and Ales Wurtz-
ilgn
Bee
barger' Beer F. Hollende & Co., New
Ttork, 4.63 Bass & Co.'s Pale Ale, Read
ttBrothers, London, 6.46 Guinness Extra
S.64
tout, B, & J. Burke, Dublin, Ireland,
McBvans Sparkling Ale, McBvans,
Edinburgh, Scotland, 6.88."
tPABST BREWING CO
If. W Main 424} O. 424
Cormier 10th Ave. So. and 7th St.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
i WHE& ORDERING ASK FOR PABST
The food that
catv takes energy
makes energy.
you
and
I takes energy to digest
itaccording to its com
position. It makes energy
when it is digestedaccord
ln~to the amount o jwjtri
ment it detntains.
Apitezo gives
more energy
than,it takes be
cause it is all
foodthere is
no waste to give
your stomach
astra work.
ApiteWts made
of cereals and veg
etable iron, combined scientifically
Into a delicious, thoroughly cooked,
ready-to-serve food containing all the
elements that your system requires.
Good for any meal and any person, but
ipecialty good^or breakfast and luncheon
for brain wor&rg- and others having "thin
blood." Try it instead of a "tonic" ifyou're
ton downand you'll eat it the year 'round.
t^Apttezo Biscuits, Jfic the package Aplteaw
i {ghauts, 19c tin package.
Boldby grocers everywhere.
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W. F. Bills, Company F, of the Pirst
Minnesota heavy artillery, wants to
meet any member of old eompany of
the regiment. Inquire at local head
quarters, Room 48, Nicollet.
M. H. Dawson of the Third Michigan
cavalry wants to meet any member of
the regiment. Inquire at Brusnwick
hotel.':
J. H. Bentz of Company B, Twenty
ninth infantry, wants to meet any mem
ber of the same company. Inquire at
Vermont house, 1834 Franklin avenue.
W. H. Oottew of Company F, Thirty
sixth Illinois infantry, wants to meet
any member of the same company. In
quire at Vermont house, 1834 East
Franklin avenue.
V. Anderson, of Company E. Eighty
eighth Ohio, wants to meet any mem
ber of his company. Inquire at West
hotel.
J. and D. E. Jerolaman of the Thir
tieth New Jersey volunteers, want to
meet any member of the same regiment.
Inquire at 822 Second avenue S.
T. J. Holman, sergeant of the Forty
fourthi "Wisconsin infantry, wants to
meet any member of Company A, Forty
fourth Wisconsin infantry. Inquire at
Soldiers' home.
Lieutenant D. F. Seigfried of the
Forty-sixth
Pennsylvania infantry
wants to meet any member of the same
regiment. Inquire at the North Dakota
headquarters, 44 Nicollet hotel.
T. J,, Holman, sergeant of the Forty
fourth: Wisconsin infantry, wants to
meet any^member of Company A, Forty
fourth Wisconsin infantry. Inquire at
Soldiers' home.
R. A. Ooates of the Twenty-third Wis-,
consin infantry, wants to meet Prank
Webb of the Twenty-third Wisconsin
infantry. Inquire at Jefferson school
building.
J. Isaacson of Wetmore, Kan., wants,
to meet Major W. Gushing of the Sixth
Main. Inauire at 106 Nicollet hotel.
R. 0. Leajton of the First Colorado
cavalry/wanfgt to meet any member of
the same regiment. Inquire at Colorado
headquarters, 38 Nicollet hotel.
A. Warner of the Sixth California in
fantry wants to nieet any one of the
sfime regiment. Inquire at Hotel Allen,
Boom 119.
Lieutenant W Brown of the Tenth
and Sixty-first Massachusetts infantry
wants to meet any member of either
regiment. Inquire at the North Dakota
headquarters, 44 Nicollet hotel.
lieutenant John D. Black of the
One Hundred and. Forty-fifth, Pennsyl
vania infantry wants to meet any mem
ber of the same regiment. Inquire at
jthe North Dakota headquarters, 44 Nic
ollet hotel.
Jesse May of tlte Seventh West Vir
ginia infantry, wafnts to meet John
Wadkins,, Hall Suojimit, Kan.. .Inquire
at Jackson schooli^ ^'fe^
.William Kelly of the Second Michi
gan cavalry, wants to meet Lieutenant
Jjfeevens of the Second Michigan cav
alry. Inquire 595 -Bast Seventh street,
St. Paul. '%i __ -Mi
H. A. WlUdnson of the One Hundred
and Twenty-fourth and Thirty-third
Illinois infantry wants to meet Cap
tain Sanders and Captain Lyons. In
quire at West hotel.
John P. Blum of the Twenty-third
Pennsylvania infantry wants to meet
any one from Big Stone county, Minn.
Inquire at Brunswick hotel.
Lewis Thayer of the First Ohio cav
alry wants to meet any one from the
First Ohio. Inquire at 514 Tenth street
S.
S. A. Pisk of the One Hundred and
ITouTth Illinois infantry -wants to meet
A. Fisk of the Twenty-third Ohio
infantry. Inquire at "Palmer hotel,
room 23.
C. 0. McMath of the Second Missouri
cavalry wants to meet any one from
the Second Missouri cavalry. Inquire
at White Bear, Minn.
George Qulgley of the Twenty-third
Wisconsin infantry wants to meet
James Horton of Minneapolis. Inquire
at city hall, Wisconsin headquarters.
Arthur Storn of the Sixth Missouri
cavalry wants to meet Nathan Perkins
of Excelsior Springs, Mot Inquire at
2709 First avenue S.
W. J. Bryant of. the JVrty- ourth
Missouri infantry wants to meet Allan
McLaughlin of the Forty-fourth Mis
souri infantry. Inquire at 2709 First
avenue S.
B. Hanavan of the Forty-fourth Mis
souri infantry wants to meet Lewis
Brand of the Forty-fourth Missouri in
fantry. Inquire at 2709 First avenue S.
John Otten of the Sixty-third Ohio
infantry wants to meet any one of the
Sixty-third Ohio. Inquire at 202
Charles street, St. Paul.
E. J. Brown of the Ninety-third New
York infantry wants to meet Dewitt
See. Inquire at Vendome hotel.
Henry 0. Torrey of the Eighteenth
Connecticut infantry wants to meet any
one from the Eighteenth Connecticut
infantry. Inquire at 112 Fifteenth
street N.
E. Waits of Brackett's batallion,
Minnesota cavalry wants to meef Wil
liam Segar of the same command. In
quire at Marcey school.
W. B. "Nothway of Company K, Fif
teenth Michigan infantry wants to
meet any from that regiment or vcom
rttfles Bowers, Hunt, Wright, Miller,
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A. B. "WASXESf,
Commander O. A B. Department
Hampshire.
of New
Cogswell or others who were in hospi
tal 1, Chattanooga from December,
1864, to July, 1865. Inquire at 219 W,
Fifteenth street.
Tnomas Davis of TJ. S S Onicnita
wants to meet any of the crew or com
rades from Whiteside county, Illinois.
Inquire at 720 Phoenix building.
J. B. Hoyt of the First Illinois light
artillery wants to meet H. Dickey of
the First Illinois light artillery of
Magnolia, Minn: Inquire at 418 E.
Sixteenth street,-.,
J. B. Hoyt of the First Illinois light
artillery wants to meet James R. Fland
ers of Joliet, 111., of the Illinois infan
try. Inquire at 418 E. Sixteenth street.
J. Ch TJnger of the First Iowa cav
alry wants to meet H. B. Kelley of the
First Iowa cavalry, Company C. In
quire at Oklahoma headquarters, Bruns
wick hotel.
John Pearl of the Seventh-fourth Illi
nois infantry wants to meet Thomas
Wallace of the Thirty-first Wisconsin
infantry. Meet me from 5 to 6 Tues
day afternoon in front of Brunswick
hotel.
J. B. Hoyt of the First Illinois light
artillery wants to meet Oeorge W.
Tracey. Nashua, Iowa. Inquire at 418
E. Sixteenth street.
Harrison Naylor of the First Ohio
oavalry wants to meet any member of
Company L, First Ohio cavalry. In
quire at Kansas headquarters, Bruns
wick hotel.
J. P.SnelJ fit the .Seventh Pennsyl
vania cava|ry wants to ieit any mem
ber of Coihpaaay' M, Seventh Pett^iavl*
vania cavalry. Inquire at 418 E.r.Six-:
teenth street, evenings.
J. E. Carpenter of the Eighth-sixth
New York infantry wants to meeY Wal
ter Scyott, Fred Scott and George Scott
of Whitehall, Wis. Inquire at 175 Is
land^ avenue.
x-Colonel
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D. M. Sepn of Plymouth, l$
wants to meet any of his old regimental
comrades. Call at 1212 First avenue S.
William Vur$t of the Twenty-sev
enth Missouri infantry wants to meet
Frank Mayr Kansas. Inquire at 1516
W-. "Bw^nfey^afth street.
0. B. Streeter of the Forty-fourth
Missouri infantry wants to meet Col
onel Bradshaw or the Forty-fourth Mis
souri infantry. Inquire at Brunswick
hotel.
A. J. Sherburne of the Thirtieth Wis
consin infantry wants to meet Henry
Densmore of the Thirtieth Wisconsin
infantry. Inquire at cityhall, treas
urer's office.
F. J. Eaton of the Eighteenth Wis
consin infantry wants to meet any one
from the Eighteenth Wisconsin. In
quire at 1907 Morgan avenue.
D. O. Elaxidge of the Sixteenth Wis
consin infantry wants to meet Charles
Mosley of the Sixteenth Wisconsin in
fantry. Inquire 301 Hennepin avenue.
H. 0. Eaton of the Fourth New York
cavalry wants to meet Major Gould
and .Private Austin. Inquire at 1828
Girard avenue.
William IX Steese of the Thirty
eighth Wisconsin infantry' wants to
meet Lieutenant Thayer of the Thirty-"
eighth Wisconsin infantry. Inquire at
1828 Girard avenue S.
B. Elliott and W. A- ElUott of
the Ninth Missouri cavalry, wants to
meet'aiiy one from the Ninth Missouri
^cavalry. Inquire at 711 First avenue S
A. 0. Hunt of the Forty-fifth Illinois
infantry wants to meet Perry Gibson
of the Forty-fifth Illinois infantry. In
quire at 912 Third street 8..
H. C. Neff of the First Ohio infantry
wants to meet T..Patterson of the.First
Ohio infantry.. Inquire at Jackson
scnool.
David Headstand of Company B,
Twelfth Ohio cavalry wants to meet
any one from the Twelfth Ohio. In
quire at Biunswick hotel. I
J. A. Nelson of Company H, One
Hundred and Eighth Illinois infantry
wants to meet any one from the One
Hundred and Eighth Illinois. Inquire
at 717 First avenue N.^
W. Ei Buchannan of the Twenty
third Missouri infantry wants to meet
William J. Gooch of the Twenty-third
Missouri infantry. Inquire at Jackson
school.
O. W. Carter of the Forl^-seventh
Wisconsin infantry wants to meet any
man from Tulsa, I. T. Inquire at 1277
Highland avenue. jt?
J. Oobft .of the:
0.,8. Bogue of the Sixth Iowa cav
alry wants to meet J. H. 3ogue and
J. S. Bogue. Inquire at 105 Washing
ton avenue S.
S. M. Edmonds of the Eighteenth
Pennsylvania cavalry wants to meet
R. J. Edmonds of the One Hundred and
Fiftieth Pennsylvania infantry. In
quire at 317 Twenty-fourth avenue N.
William Lewis of the. FiftV-eighth
Illinois wants to meet Heiiry Mann of
Denver, Col. Inquire at Central school.
I Elias Vassett of the" Eighth Wiscon
sin artillery wants to meet Cluff Beam
of the Eighth Wisconsin infantry. In
quire at 1612 First street^S.
I B. P. Whitehouse of tne First Ohio
artillery wants to meet Charles Dykes
of Pyke county, Ohio Jnquire at 2292
Hamline avenue, St. Anthonj%Park.
John H. Rose of the First Wisconsin
infantry wants to meet Rose D. Brad
way of Perry, N. Y. Inquire at 1127
First avenue S.
John McOifl of the Forty^f ourth Wis
consin infantry wants to'meet Jeffer*
aon Holman of the Forty-fourth Wis
consin infantry. Inquire at 4444 Lyn
dale avenue S.
R. O. Cook of the Third Rhode Island
cavalry wants to meet James Latham
of Lexington, 111. Inquire at Holmes
hotel.
N. J. Kemp of the Eighty-fifth
Illinois infantry wants to meet any.
man of the Eighty-fifth Dlinois, Inquire
at Minnetonka Beach.
Jerome Vourcy of the Sixth Iowa
cavalry wants to meet Dr. W. E. Truax
of the Sixth Iowa cavalry. Inquire at
2919 Fourth avenue S.
N. N. Palmeter of the Ninth Minne
sota infantry wants to meet Dewit
Handy of the Ninth Minnesota in
fantry. Inquire at Central high school.
Albert Swift of the First New York
dragoons wants to meet J. W. Barnard.
Inquire at 4410 Wentworth avenue.
M. Norman of the Forty-ninth Wis
consin infantry wants to meet anyone
from Company I. Inquire at 811 Eighth
street S.
Levi Lower of the Thirty-fourth Illi
nois infantry wants to meet Eli Lower
of the One Hundred and Twenty-ninth
Illinois infantry. Inquire at 105 Wash
ington avenue S.
P. J. Eckert of the One Hundred and
Twenty-ninth Illinois infantry wants to
meet any one of the One Hundred and
Twenty-ninth Illinois. Inquire at 105
Washington avenue S.
W. H. Lanphar of the Ninth-seventh
and One Hundred and Ninty-fourth
Pennsylvania infantry wants to meet
William Beardsley of the Twenty-first
Michigan infantry. Inquire at East
High school.
A, F. Foster of the Twenty-second
New York cavalry wants to meet any
member of that regiment. Inquire at
Vendome hotel.
J. H. Mangold of the One Hundred
and Twenty-second Ohio infantry
wants to meet James B. Bush of the
One Hundred and Twenty-second Ohio
infantry. Inquire at 711 Nicollet ave
nue.
J. O. Van Marter of the. Fifth New
York, cavalr-y -wants to meet Carl
tonof Marshfield,
Wis,yv
Island avenue E.
meet-any of
at 1^28,
Fourth Minnesota in
fantry wants to meet Major George A
Clark of-' the Fourth Minnesota. In-*'
quire at camp.
George W. Hammond of the Eigh
teenth Indiana artillery wants to meet
Henry Campbell of the Eighteenth In
disraa. artillery. Inquire at fetttp. ,-j
W'i
W. D. Griffith of the Twelfth New
York infantry wants to meet B. W.
Phillips of the Seventh West Virginia
infantry. Inquire at Central high
.sehool,
"X-
Inquire at 175
ipa^r. '":JnqTiire-
Z. B. Stillwell of the Forty-second^,
Wisconsin-'' infantry w^nts to meot B. )j
Stillwell ?o the New gTork regiment
cousin^ "'Inquire Majestic hotel, Ean
.Claire headquarters.
Captain A. W. Guildt-^f the Third
Bhode Island battery wanls to meet any
comrade of bis battery. Inquire at
encampment headquar|er|^West hotel.
M. H. Washburn of IheV
Thirty-sixth
Wisconsin infantry wantafto meet L. M.
Stevens of a New YorH ^regiment,
living at Minneapolis, -ijtfiiqm'
consin headquarters, West
now
fuiT at" "WXB-
otel.
H. O. Van Iwagen of Company F, Sev
enth Minnesota, wants to meet any com
rade of his company. Inquire at Min
nesota headquarters.
James N. Brown of the Tenth Illinois
volunteer infantry wants to meet any
member of Company I Tenth Illinois.
Inquire at Missouri headquarters, Hotel
Brunswick.
L. O. Dana, commander of the depart
ment of Colorado and Wyoming, wishes
to meet any veteran of the. One Hun
dred and Forty-fifth Illinois in Colo
rado and "Wyoming iiea-dq-uajters, "Wa-v-
Criy hotel.
J. E. Stowell of the Eighteenth Wis
consin infantry wants -to meet Perry
Hart of the Eighteenth Wisconsin in
fantry. Inquire at 2823. Columbus: av
enue S.' V'.":---''
"V.
John A- McCall of the Twenty-sec
ond Wisconsin infantry wants to meet
Peter Willums of the Twenty-second
Wisconsin infantry Inquire 226 Wash
ington N.. hi Xi.'.' -v'4V
H. O. Ayers of the Second I&wa" in
fantry -wants to meet anyone from Sec
ond. Iowa, infantry. .Inquire at Nicollet
hotel.. ..._'.
F. G. Preston of the Forty-eighth
Wisconsin infantry wants to meet H.
W. Northirup of Black River Falls,
-Wisconain. Inquire at_ 3419
ninth'avenue S.^.'"?, 'rt$:!f^
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M. 3. Sallander of the- Eighth Wis
consin infantry wants to meet Ed
Copsey of the Biglth Wisconsin infan
try. Inquire at East Sijde high school.
B. H. Boot of .the Eighty-eighth Ohio
infantry wants to meet Mohn Boten of
Northwood, Iowa. Inquire at 75 Sev
enteenth street N.
B. H. Branton of Com|anv A, Second
Wisconsin infantry, wants to meet
G. M. Branton of Wycbna, Wis. In
quire at 1200 Sixth stt^ekiST.
B. W. Bigelow of the Seventh and
Ninth New York cavalry wants to meet
any one from the Seventh Minnesota.
Inquire at 3621 Stevens avenue.
C. A. Berdan of the First Minnesota
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First Minnesota infantry. Inquire at
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James McColley of the Second Min
nesota infantry wants to meet Myra
McColley of Minneapolis. Inquire at
camp.
James Thompson of the Eleventh Wis
consin infantrv wants to meet George
Miller of the Eleventh Wisconsin infan
try. Inquire at 915 Second avenue N.
Henry Stodieck of the Ninth Ohio
infantry wants to meet anyone from
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John Winters of the Eighteenth Wis
consin infantry wants to meet Alonzo
Rain of the Eighteenth Wisconsin in
fantry. Inquire at Madison school.
W. Corson of the Sixth Indiana in
fantry wants to meet A. B. Mallow of
Cash county, Ind. Inquire at Indiana
headquarters.
I. Manbeck of the Tenth Iowa in
fantry wants to meet J. O. McClnre of
the Tenth Iowa infantry. Inquire a
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