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' THE ; OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY - EVENING; DECEMBER 12. 1905. v V
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but True Story of a niost Remarkable Cure made by
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-The Grcatcot of all Modprn Rcmedleo for COUGHS,
r COL.DS and CONSUMPTION.
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Mrs. E. C Benedict, Jr, who is. suing
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FRANGE -TO ELECT
HEW PRESIDENT
Contest Among Aspirant Has
Narrowed Down to Choice ; ' ,
Between Three.
IXJUBETREFUSES TO
-ACCEPT- OFFICE, AGAIN
Popular Executive to Retire and Live
Staplythe. Balance f Hia Dayt-
1 sr"1' -a. emT i ' 'l '-'
. i rani, uoumer .w... x auieree,,, ana
VLeon. Bourgeoia Candidates
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By Paul YllHeree. ? -."".
, ': fjoariial Sparta! serrtw,) ' " .
Taris.-DecvllIn Fenrjiary next year
M. Emq.JUVtet KUl'jl9av tb Pmlala
Elysee and torn over; to his, succeesor
Maryland Physician Cures Himself of
' Eczema 'with Cuticura Remedies
i Prescribes Them and Has Cured
. Many Cases Where Other Formulas
NHave Failed Dr. Fisher Saysi v
CUTICURA REMEDIES . .:
. POSSESS TRUE MERIT
"Ify faee was afflicted with eeserna
fa the year 1807. I wed the Cuticura
'Remedies, and Was. entirely cured. I
am a practicing" physician and very
often prescribe vuticura Resolvent and
Cuticura Soap in eaeee of ecsema, and
. they hare cured .where other formulae
,, aave (ailed. I am not in the habit of
endorsing patent medicines, but when:
' ; 1 find remiKhea poakewhiK true merit,
. euch aa,the Cuticura Remedies do, I am
brohd-minded enough ito proclaim their
' rirtues to the world. I have been prao
1 : ticing m'edicina ior altteen years, and
must say I find jtour Remedies A No. 1,.
. . You are at liberty to publish this letter,
" er any part.of iU J remain, very truly
Jours. Q, M. Fisher, M. D., JJif PooL
. Id., May 24, 1905.". .. H
DOCTOR CtJRffl
f OTTICURA-THE SET, $1.
-, Complete Treatment for Every
. Humor from Pimples
;' . to Scrofula
" Datba the' affected parta' with hot
water and Cuticura Soap, to cleanse
..the surface of crusts add scales and
. oftn th thickened cuticle; dry,
" without hard rubbing, and apply
Cuticura Ointment freely, to allay
A tehlas;, irritation, and Inflammation,
'and soothe and heal; -and, lastly, take
' , Cuticura He)lvent Tills to cool and
. Vlcause the blood. , A single set, costing
, . but one dollar, is often siiffirirnt to
ruro the- m(j5t torttiring, disfiguring,
' i trhinc. burning, and scaly akin, scalp,
' and bUod humors, with os of hair,
frum infancy to , when all else fails.
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her 'father-in-law for $10,000, which
withhoJJnj from her.
the irsldenc7 - of Europe's - greatest
rspublle. r ' "
Tier Is little doubt that the presi
dent, who has filled the office tn a most
dignified and patriarchlal manner dur
ing sevsn yaafs, would be reelected al
most unanimously if he eared to be a
candidate, but- tble reelection.' which
Grevjr accepted and which Felix Faure
undoubtedly would have sought, Presl
dent - Loubct refuses to conilder, and
the man who haa.tieen the' host o( so
many monarchs 'and, the honored guest
of the 'kJncs ot Spain, and Portugal, has
only one wish now: that of being al
lowed to disappear from publlo life, and
to show U ha has already leased In Rue
tante, afar from aay-fashlooable street,
Sn uhpretentloue spertment' for 11,009
a- ysr; Where he wilt spend the Snort
time brnesaywha t- will not he
living , on- hla esfste at Montelmlar.
It Im by nO means lack- of money, 4ut
solely his democratla and simple taste.
which has made the president choose
to live-on the left shr of the Heine
far from the fashionable set, for ,.M.
Loubet was a vsry wealthy man before
be - was eleoted president, and
saved during, his -term of office a good
many thousand francs out of .his annual
salary of 1,100,000 francs. . . , ! '
Thk day when die 300 senators, and I9
deputlee will meet at Versailles to elect
a new oresldent is not very distant, and
there is .considerable Intereat In the eleo
The numbif . of presidential possibili
ties has, however, dwlndled.down to two,
or at most three, candidatea, , Of these
M. Doumer 4s undoubtedly the most In
teresting. . - r 1. .
Paul Boomer's Oareea, -
Paul DDumar was born in 1S5T. was
chief of the cabinet in lies, and was
elected a member of the chamber since
llla. He was- the most ardent cham
pion- of the Income tax, and fought for
tbta reform while 'he was minister of
finance W the Radical cabinet bourgeois,
but his seal and fire disappeared as If
by masle when the lucrative office of
governor-general of Indo-Chlna was of
fered him, . .
.. Without moment s hesitation he left
Paris, remained six year in Asia, made
tke"pres praise hie administration In
that far-off colony, carefully kept In the
background during ths Preyfus -affalrj
and returned to France in ivoz, when ne
one more, attracted general attention by
hie flrst.epeech in favor of a Greater
Franca ana -in extended oolonlal policy,
Which once more carried him Into the
chamber with 11,621 votee against 12.
Since January, 4his year, he has Quiet
ly endeavored to pave his way into the
Paleis Enrsee, enthusiastically sunDort-
sd by M, 'Mllleraud, who aspires to be
come his chief of cabinet
: - ' Other lOaaaldatea. .
The two other candiaatee are the pre9
ident of the senats, M. Fallteres, and V.
Leon Bourgeois. ... .
I do not believe, however, that M. Fal
lteres has much of a chance. , He Is 'a
man respected by everybody, a sincere
republican, and has faithfully second!
M. waiaef K-rcousseau in. ls--flsht
sglnat the Nationalists, ut be is not
very elegant; he4atna11.and Inclined to
be too,:anl-not Very popular with the
pedple of France. ' . , '
He harqul.te a following iirhsnaenara
but absolutely. Jume in the -chamber,
which does not cars to elect ana nreal-
dent of the aenate presldeni-of"the re
public, v.. i- - . .
The fight will therefore nndnuMedlv
be between M. Bourgeois and J. Dou
mer, and personally- . believe that M.
Bourgeois will win. 'r,w.'- 7 :
Should he-rrfuee to become g caftiil-
aine, as some say ne may, it is poaslble
that the enemies of M. Doumer, may lir
duce "it. Loubet td become a candldjitf;
ioc re-eiecuon. yul vrvra verra! - -
JUDGE THRASHES NEGRfJ'
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FOR CALLING HIM NAMES
Utlcs. N. Y.. Dec. 11 Joaenh Hill i
nfsro, was arraigned before. City Judge
OVonnor today on a chnrfs ef . dls-!
orrterly conduct a'nd flned IS. Hall nro-
Jeated, end leaving the clerk to collect
me nne, judge O'Connor left the bench
and repaired to another portion' of ths
courtroom. Believing th ' 'dse had de-
psrted, the. nearp, .dir. 0 string, ol
namea at him sa he ta,u over th IS.
but JudR-ft O'Connor waa wllhln .irilint
and diverting himself of hla coat, sailed
Into the negro end thrashed him' thor
oughly. . . v " . , '
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Drscoforod'rhartheTDuke-of.
' Camhridgo Conducted a
.; -Liquor House.
EDWARD DELAYS ERECTION
OP VICTORIA MONUMENT
All Efforts to Induce-HU JUajesty to
Approve Plana Fail and Work Ia
Brought to a . Standstill Monarch
Annoyed by Gossip.' ;
By Paul Lambotti. -(Jooraal
Special Serrk.4 -London,
Dec It. Mr. Brock and Mr.
Aston Webb and tbs court officials gen-
.rally are pusaled and annoyed at the
strange -reluctance of King Edward to
pass on tbs final plan for ths finishing
of the Queen Victoria memorial. The
actual removal of the shrubs and prep.
aratlon of tbe grounds for the raising
of ths enormous piece of statuary which
Is crowned by the figure of Queen Vic
toria will commence in a few darst but
all ths efforts of his majesty'sofflce
of works and ths sculptors to Induce ths
king to give bis choice regarding the
plan for. the flnlshlng-off of the pro
cessional road . from this statue to the
hole which haji now been knocked in the
side of Trafalgar square nave been in
vain. . - .
One beautiful design for a fine arch
way of stone to be erected at tbe point
where the road will run into ths square
has been lying-waiting for the king s
Initials for three months past, and the
work Is now at a standstill. -This Is all
the more surprising In vlsw of the win
ter season and ths king's gift of 1,000
guineas to the unemployed, fund.
I hear that he and Queen Alexandra
de not see quite eye to eye wjth regard
to ihe flnsl ornamentation of England's
monument to- their mother. . The delsy
can no longer be ascribed to ths -king's
dlsllks to the official of the office of
works with the enormous wart, as both
the man and the wart have been re
moved. '"'''
The king wasby no means pleased at
the raking-up of the marriage etory of
Mre. Fltsherbert and George IV.'but he
is still less so at the stories,, publlahed
snd unpublished, which are now circu
late g'.about the late Duke of Cambridge.
It has come to light recently that, tbe
late duke, who was eonstantly shifting
about for some wsy. of adding-to his
rather small Income, was actually the
keener of a nubllc-houss or saloon. Tha
saloon Is situated .immediately opposite
the site of his old residence, Gloucester
house. Park Lane, which baa been pulled
dewn to give tlace to a block of palatial
flats fio'w lrt course, of erection. .
, The little', public-house was. It ap
pear, -entirely run by the late duke.
whs put In Jils own manager, and sven
ths 'accounts. Just over the bar, csrvet
In wood, sfs the words, "Oeorge,- Camb."
It was only by an accidental Inquiry m
fhe part of a man who Is .looking out for
sites that this story was Snearthed.
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GREAT ELECTRICAL SHOW
'.TOKENED BY PRESIDENT
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i New Tork.-Dec. 11. President Roose
velt prised a button In Wsshlngton to
day and simultaneously a cowntleas
number of .electrical devleee and ma-
shines wars set la. operatloa la Madlsoa
KING
RAH
SALOON
terribly, lost flesh,, could
;.ing eighteen months T gradually reached -the last stages, of consumption No less than seven physicians
,. treated me and' all gave me up saying I was incurable . I was absolutely helpless. The whole familyworo .
themselves out caring, for me. One day mother and sister came to my bedside and said I had but a . day
- or two more to live. Tears rolled down their, cheeks, as- they sobbed the news. The doctors had declared
I was in the last tta'ge, and no human , being "could save me. I was willing to die, but before ' going to th
cruel grave, I wanted to go out and see my dearly beloved town of Sidney once more. They told me such.
v a thing wis impossible that I would surely die before ;I got back. ; But , I insisted,' and to gratify -Vny dying
wish, a carriage was fitted up with a bed of pillows, and to this I was carried and slowly driven around
. Court House Square. I got5 home more ' dead than alive, v Through the mercy of Providence,; someone
brought a trial bottle of medicine said to be a consumption cure. No one imagined for an instant it was
worth trying. But as a drowning person grasps at a straw, so I tried this medicine. - T was fetter after" tak
ing, two doses. Mother got t more of . the medicine anT I took it, improving all the. time, Today I am as,
well as any reader "of this paper, and the medicine that cured rne was 'Acker's Englisn Remedy for Consump- -tion.
I declare before God and man that every word here printed is true." , : ' : " ; ;
This remarkable testimonial, on file iouthe' office of Messrs.
"Celebrated English Remedy, is vouched for by 'them, as well as
ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY
will stop a cougb. at any time and cure the worst cold In twelve liours. J We
have such confidence in this great Remedy that we sell every bottle under a
most positive guarantee, that your money will be refunded if yon are not
entirely satisllede ' 25c., 50c., and $1.00 per bottle. - ' j ' ; '
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY S. C. SKIOMORE A CO. :tA'''.v"'-v
Square Garden In thla city. The -occasion
was ths formal opening of the
electrical exposition, the flret of Its
kind to be held in New York since 188.
Tbe great show demonstrates In a com
prehensive manner the ' advanoes that
have been made In the past few years
la the different lines of applied elec
tricity. - ,j. ,v.;, , ,
Besides modern electrical machinery
for- securing maximum , power from
minimum expenditure In . Industrial
work, there are on exhibition practically
all thelatest"eTectrlear-aevlces"of- a
popular nature, from electiio heating,
lighting and cooking apparatus to mo
tion pictures and talking machines.
One of the Interesting features Is ths
"thsatrephone," by means of whloh per
eons are enabled - to - listen to the
words and- music at the theatres .over
a wire connected to the arlouastalree.
Another novel exhibit is an automobile
equipped with wireless sending and re
ceiving apparatus. .
ADVISES ABOLITION
OF LAND RECEIVERS
(Joeraal Speei.l eVrrlee., -Washington.
Dec. 11. Deeming It un
necessary to have two officers of a co
ordinate office; the commissioner of the
general land Office In his snnual report
for the fiscal year ending June 10, last
recommonds that the office of. receivers
of public moneys In the land office, of
which there are-107, be abolished. ; This
is sxpeeted to reeult In an Improve
ment in the handling of the business
snd a saving to .the; government, of
1150.000 a year. .
The report deals with the land fraud
Questions that hsve arisen aa to alleged
fraudulent entries, unlawful Inclosures
and Illegal cutting of timber on the
public domain and shows thst ' during
ths yesr about 1,000 entries were sus
pended upon reports of special agents
snd l.oou were cinceiea. -
NEGRO DIPLOMAT TO BE
GIVEN ANOTHER PLACE
(Jeeraal -Special Berries.)
Washington. Dec -II. I i Is said at
the state department-today that the ap
pointment of Denier jsckson, a negro.
of Chicago, , to be eonaular agent at
Guanajuato, Mexioo, - which stirred up
such a storrir; "hss been reconsidered. It
has been decided, to retain there Dwlght
Furness, a whits man of good record.
Jackson wlU be give another place, not
ret announced , 1
'De to. know what mads Premier
Balfoor
I euppoe sis sot niing ids inta maxes n
h.rfl for Mm to tani put."
- Cong Ding tpeU Ceased Death.
"Ilflirry Duck well, aged -M yeare.
choked to death early yesterday morn
ing at his home 1n the prenencerof hla
wife and child. . He wontraoted a' sllsht
cold a few days Sao and-paid but little
attention to itr - Yesterday morning he
waa seised with a flt of coushlns which
continued for some time. Hie wife eent
for a Dhyslclan. but before he eo .
arrive another couahtns soelt came on
nd Duckweil -oied rrom suffocation.
St. Louts Globe Democrat, pea 1st,
Ballsrd s Horehound .' Srruo would
have save him. 1 6c, fOo ana 11.00.
wooasra. tiaras m wo. .
CURED TO STAY CURED.
Eminent Judges, Ministers. Congresimen J
Will III. UitTUIM pi.H wrp,:ini BMW CUTS.
permanent, f eiire after others fall. It V,
ooean t matter now severe lliecase, I can
cure It. I wsot to send you the proof. I
will send you my booklet on Epilepsy by
return mall FHEB. Write to-day.
Dr. W. Towns. Food 4m Lao Wis.
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M)t-home is in Sidney, Ohio. ; I have, been nearer death withconsumptioii
than any : other living person m. the world, "and.1 want you to rea4his,'Stf-ybu
can tell others. . I took-a' severe cold andlsteglected it. ' I grew 'worse all tha
time, arid at the end ,of . two years I had , run into ' consumption.'. I coughed
not sleep, and became so dreadfully weak that-1 had to
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1 We Cure Gonorrhoea
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oelrkly and sarmanenti the
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