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TtlL UktouW DAILY JOUKMAL. VP l LAND. SATURDAY KVKN1NO, ' AUGUST 8.
1908.
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BIB' DEPOT PUB
FOR JBCITIES
Terminals in San Francisco
and Chicago on Colos
sal Scale.
0 YORK FIGHTS
JAPANESE PLOT
INSURANCE RATES TO ENTER COUNTRY! TOO EXTRAVAGANT
(United Prew Lee1 Wire)
' Ban Francisco, Auk. . rians for a
new depot on the block bounded by Mar
ket. Mission. Tenth and Kieventh streets
havs been drawn by l. H. Buraliam of
Chicago. Although the project has I, n
contemplated for some time, the plans,
which have Arrived here, are said to
have been drawn at the Instance of tha
Ocean Shore & Southern 1'ociflo rail
road anil raaitv circles are imenrocu
today In tlie changes
contemplated by the
The clan la to teur
as to build three more Mr
Van Ness
Market street
lines
street
new scieme.
mil buildings vo
ts iif wld
avenue, widen onus .11
at this nuiii 1. one of
tlx .venues la to run to the panhandle
of nolden t?ate park, another If to run
Into the Mission
run to
Business Men Balk on 3Iak
iii Companies Present of
JIujre Dividends.
(Pulled PreM U"il Vlr.)
New York. Auk S A concerted move-
nn-nt Is on foot todnv
ness men of New York to take meas
ures to force n reduction of fire In
surance rates, which, they claim, are
much too hU'h. The rateH In the busi
ness section were ruined after the San
Francisco fire from 20 to 26 per cent
and havo not been reduced yet.
The business men point out mat ine
Organized Band of Smug
glers Land Little Brown
Men From Mexico.
(United Pre. Leased Wire.)
Galveston, Texas. Aug. 8 From eight
among the bust- j Japanese captured while attempting to
cross the border from Mexico, details
of a great smuggling plot were learned
today by the Immigration amenta. The
Japanese declare that there are now
60,000 of their countrymen In Mexico.
and that most of them are awaiting an
opportunity to enter thia country. 1 hey
aav an organised band of smugglers la
working on the border, running a tug
and the third is to
v.. VJ-Mde Mall docks, giving
as access to all portions of the city
from tne aepot. .
In front of the new depot la to be a
semt-olrcle plaaa two blocks) wide.
' Neither the Southern Pacific nor the
Ocean Shore officials will talk of the
cheme.
Chicago. AUg. 8. The officials of the
Chicago & Northwestern road today
made public plans for what is to be one
of the finest railway terminals in the
United" States, when it is completed.
The station Is to occupy four city
blocks and thirteen acres of ground
enace at Madison. Canal. Klnzle and
"Cn streets, and will cost J20.000.
000 when completed.
It is aUted that work on the new
terminal will commence at once, so
that it can be completed by January 1,
110.
DENIAL OF RATE
WILL REBOUND
Bryan Leaders Are Pleased
With Churlish Action of
the Railroads.
(TjDlted Pre" Ieased Wire.)
Falrview, Lincoln, Neb.. Aug. 8.
Bryan loaders today are said to be
pleased over the refusal of the railroads
to give special rates for persons attend
ing the Bryan notlfloatf&'n ceremony
next Wednesday, and they think it will
arouse svmpathv for their party on the
score of alleged discrimination against
the Democrats by the railroads.
The Rev W. L. Dawson of Loudon, a
prominent British lecturer. called on
Brvan todav and had a talk with him
Eugene V. Chafin of Chteaeo, Prohi
bitionist candidate for president also
was a guest at Kairview. Chafin talked
enthusiastically of the outlook and
painted an optimistic, word picture of
the Prohibitionist prospect.
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma left
here today for Chicago, where he will
meet Chairman Mack.
After their conference this afternoon
prvan and Eugene W. Chafin. the Pro
' liibitionist candidate for the presidency,
posed together for the photographers,
who made several snapshots of tiie two
fanrfMntoa standing side by side. They
seemed much pleased with the results
of the conference, but Chafin would not
admit that it was of any political sig
nificance. TWO COACH LOADS
OF IXSAXE PEOPLE
(United Pres leased Wire.
Vallejo Csl.. Aug. 8. Past Assistant
Burgeon Walter 8 llwn left Mare isl
and navv vard this morning with two
Chartered coaches to take 24 insane pa
tients to the national asylum at Wash
ington, P. C. Some of the lunatics pre
violent at times and a dozen attend
ants were detained to accompany Dr.
Hoen, as it is feared there m:;y be ex
citing scenes during the long transcon
tinental trip.
The transfer of the patients is beim
made at the order of tne navy depart
ment and the party is prohahly the most
remarkable of the kind that ever crossed
the continent.
. i nwi K
flru insuran. . companies naye rraurni from polnt abollt ln0 mU,.s nortn nf
in. ir i'!"i'"' ............ '.i -lamplco to a landing place tieiow cor-
clared dividends of from 10 to 4n per , pu, c.n,..tl Texas. .From 25 to 60 Ja
cent since that time, but have not rf - pin( ara smuugled across the line at
duced rates Th stock of the lntir- ,.a,,h tH of lhr tug ,t s ieged.
ance eonipunles is selling for hundreds
of dollars above par, tney c.iuim, uim
the New York fire Insurance exchange
Is u close corporation that restricts
competition among companies doing
business in this city.
The business men complain that while
fire protection ruts been Increased by
ih. n.i.ini,,,, nf hlo-h pressure mains
down town and the reequlpment of the:
flr department, the insurance com
panies remain obdurate. It is likely
that the public service commission will
be asked to take action.
DRIVES OUT
o BLOOD HUMORS
The skin is not simply an outer covering of the body, but through its
thousands of pores and glands it performs the great and necessary work of
regulating our temperatures, and also assists in disposing of the refuse and
liner .waste matters of the system by the constant evaporation that goes on
. imuugu uiog 411110 iuvci, xv pcxiuiiu uicao uuun uw tissues ana uurci
which connect and surround the pores and glands must be continually nour
ished by pure blood. When from any cause the circulation becomes infected
with impurities and humors, it loses its strengthening powers and begins to
1 disease and irritate the delicate tissues, and produces Eczema, Acne, Tetter,
(miied rVes. lmi wir..) or some other itching, disfiguring skin trouble. S. S. S. cures skin diseases
. Pittsburg. Pa.. Au(. 8 it became of every kind by going down into the circulation and neutralizing and remov-
known h.T today that Kveiyn Thaw jng the impurities and humors. It changes the quality of the blood from an
win be ti... heaviest loser through tne Rcn&t fiery fluid to a cooling, health-produeing stream, which, instead of
act 1011 or Slurry
' he be dec hired
i at least ii.tmo monthly. As soon as porary comfort or cleanliness they afford, but skin diseases cannot be cured
' 'ur.'-'Tt' "in rb. Tmpos'sibu" fo'r h'er to ? . S. has purified the blood. Book on Skin Diseases and any med-
obtain more than a legal share for living XC84 aavice Sent iree.
mk nen .sea
It was Intimated here todav by a friend
of the Thaw lumllv that Harry Thaw I
was actuated in filing the application!
by a desire to free himself from con-
Thaw Actuated in
Bankruptcy Petitions by
Wife's Wastefulness.
,rry k. Thaw m ukini that jrritatjng, an(i Jpflaming the skin, cures and nourishes it by its soothing,
KZn b" c" ! "own faithful qities. Salves, washes, lotions, etc., may be used for any tern-
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA,
S61C00ICIL M
Expressmen of Seaside Buck
at New Tax Ordinance
Arrests Follow.
HEIGHTS 11
BADLY DAMAGED
stMnt demands for monev from Evelyn,
as much as to protect his creditors. His ;
assets are $12. 012 38 and his liabilities!
are 458, 140.48.
There Is a great question as to how
Thaw thlnkn it will be possible
for him to attend a meeting of creditors
and be examined by a referee according
to the requirements of the Pennsylvania
law.
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CALIFORNIA MEN TO
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
The two-atory frame dwelling of T.
C. Brown, located on Portlund Heights, (T'nlted Prean Ler4 "",,.
near the site of the old observatory, j JZVo.r ooUU
was badly damaged by fire this aftor- n(uncH,i the following delegates to rep
noon Nearly all of the upper part I resent it at the national irrigation con
of the home was destroyed before the a. wMchnvone. a mueroue
firemen from the heights station got j pre8n0f y A. Heard and O. A. Miller of
the fire under control. j Sacramento. W. M. Coward, N. IL Wll-
The origin of the fire is not Known ; ton and J. W. Knox of Merced; F. a
at this time. It is thought to have
originated in the flue- or near the
kitchen. The fire was discovered by
neighbors who hurried to the assist
ance of the members of the Rowen fam
ily at home.
No one was injured and a part of
the furniture on the first floor was
removed from the burning building.
Mr. Howen Is shipping clerk lor th
eColunibia Casket company and was no
tified of the fire late this afternoon.
The house was completed about IS
months ago and cost something like
J4, nan.
Late this afternoon the firemen had
the lire under control.
The loss will amount to several thou
sand dollars, part of which, it is under
stood, is covered bv insurance.
Chadbourne and J. Hechtman of Ban
Francisco.
I In addition to the regular delegates
appointed by various commercial bod
i ies. many prominent men of California
i will attend tiie congress. Irrigation
! projects now under way as well as
1 those under consideration will be dls-
cussed.
I The California Promotion committee
will offer a prize for the best display of
! products from a single irrigated farm.
HEAVY RAINFALL
IN NEW MEXICO
(Special Dlipatch to The Journal.)
Seaside. Or., Aug. 8. The arrest of
C. C. Grimes yesterday afternoon was
the result of an attempt of the ex
pressmen of the city of Seaside to do
i n...T 1 1, 1t- .t W.st Seaside
without paying the tax which as im- 1 stood, is covered bv insurance. j East Las Vegas. N. M., Aug. 8.
posed on expressmen bv tho city coun- j Many streets resemble rivers and tha
ell of West Seaside. , ! 1) t H MV1 AYC "PI? PA A I"!? 1 railroad yards here are inundated as a
The ordinance was passed two weeks j Ji.l' JlrJLUiV JbJrAvJl ft result of a rain storm which swept this
ago and the time for paying the tax ,,,,,, lv.n , T country today from East Las Vegas to
is up. Yesterdnv morning Chief of Po- LEMONS FOR DftAftftR r hnpelle. Considerable damage from
lice Fred Lindslev of West Seaside an-, J"JlIVi,u A lightning has been reported and several
nounced that expressmen doing business i I false fire alarms have been turned In
in West Seaside who had not paid j Telling that If ther did not divulge I hy bolts striking wires. The telephone
their tax would be arrested. Crimes i tnB name nf the men who had sold j service is out of commission find it is
was the first offender. He was placed them t he over-ripe melons they w ould 1 Impossible to learn the extent of the
under arms;, taken before Recorder 1 ne arrested, Mrs. Sarah A. Evans, ' damage in the country.
Whentley and n leased. The time set , deputy health officer, obtained sworn i Despite the Immediate damage the
for the hearing Is Monday at 3 p. m. ; complaints from four street pe;1!lers 1 storm, If it abates within a reasonable
The ezprcssmen of the city have united nKull,st Harrv Arakelian. an Armenian time, will have the effect of saving the
and will fight the case. Attorney John I cl,rDstone broker, who was arrested last lives of thousands of sheep and lambs
F. Logan will represent trie city 01 1 evening. nv assuring piemy 01 ieeo
West Seaside and 1 . U. l'linon 01 As
toria has been retained by the express
men. The arrest of other expressmen
has followed.
The Kind Ton nave Always Bought, and which has been
la use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
tV-T2",. sonal superrlsion since Its infancy.
ccc4 Allow no one to deceive yon In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endangerhe health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA always
Bears the Signature of
TROUBLE BROtGHT
SULLIVAN TO THIS
As Arakelian has no warehouse Mrs.
Evans has tried In vain to examine tho T)T rvTV AI? AT A TFT?
fruit he was Jobbing. This car con- I i. liVjA 1 1 Uf AlftlV
MAINS FOR ALL
(Continued From Pago One.)
Los Angeles. Cal.. Aug. 8. Stephen
L. Sullivan, an aed and well-known
lawver of southern California, is held
today, pending a preliminary examina
tion, charging him with forging a
check for $7 on the Metropolitan Bank
Trust company. The paper was
signed "A. C. Dunn. an unknown
name, and was cashed by Lyke &
Black, merchants.
Sullivan's downfall is attributed by
his acquaintance to over Indulgence in
lhjuor. brought on by a series of family
Borrows. For several years he has faced
disappontments and has rapidly failed
before them.
R vm na thv for his condition is ex
pressed toy his friends. In his extrem-i 1
ity he appears to have made no effort
to obtain more, than enough lo .supply
needs Tor mod.
i - I I AAA '. m ntilrtli if thftl'
IH-IIieU O.U"V HJUBMliriuiin, t..ij-ii it j
had been In good condition would have i
brought Vi cents each. There were,
but. 1,200 good melons In tha car. but!
the best price he could get from S. Fox. j
A Vursom. H. Fendel and 8. Hoffman, '
the peddlers who afterwards signed the, and Increase an Institution from which
oonmlftlrits. was HO. I'nder the new lie derives no benefit? Not for the
market ordinance Mrs. Evans was able pnst nine or ten years have the tajrpay- I
to sfow thH peddlertf that if they did ers paid a cent of taxes for a single!
not show up Arakelian they would be i water main. The water consumer has:
nrosactited themselves, lie was found ; paid for the extensions of the present i
at 148 Front street. Tho case will be i system and has borne the burden long i
SI
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
ma nmua oommnv. t atuftsikv eraacr, mtw voaa err
No Cocaine, No Gas
No Students
Our suooeas la due ' to uniform
higb-fvede work at reasonable prloes.
NERVOUS PEOPLE
And those afflicted with heartweak-
ness can now have their teeth es
traded rilled and Drldgework ap
plied without the least pain or dan
ger.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION
S2-KARAT CROWNS
BRIDGE WORK
OUR BEST PLAIN PLATS!..
ALL UHUD PLATE 1
TFFTH
BrTCAtf
anamination and Oonaoltatloa Tree.
Re-Enameling Teeth
la the rreateat Invention la modern
dentistry and baa been most suooees-
ful of all methods.
We extend to ell a speolal Invita
tion to call at our office and han
their teeth examined free of chara-e.
We own and control the lara-eat
and best equipped dental establish
ment In the world, having it offices
all told.
We give a written guarantee with
all work tor 10 rears. Lady attend
ant.
Open evenlnrs till T. Sunday I to I
Union Painless Dentists
sal. Morrison -, Corner First.
TEETH WITH OR
WITHOUT PLATES
OUT or VOWS PGOPU
We can do yotur entire Crown, BrUfi
and Plate Work In a day If necessary.
Positively Painless Extracting Pree
when plates or bridges are ordered.
Sensitive teeth aad roots removed with
out the leaet vain. Ten chairs. Only
th most scientific and careful work.
80 TEAMS XV POTX.Ajn.
WA WfClTAirD ASSOCIATES
" ,asPlnless Dentists.
railing BldaTi Third and Weshlngtom
i 8
t a.
p. m. ; Sundays to
Extraction, B0o: Plates,
Both Phones. A and Main SOS
m. to
Painless Extraction,
ta.
60o : Plates, 15.00.
a.
heard In the municipal court Tuesday.
YOUNG TURK PARTY
! enough
I "Xow we will see whether the tax
i payers who have been coming in and
'demanding additional water mains rea
! lv want tliem or not. If they do they
J can get them on the same plan that
i thev can Ret a sewer."
; ; I When asked what effect the decision
was the reason for the sultans appa- o ,he court would have upon the con
rently sudden declaration of a constl- SUmer's fund and of its disposal by thfl
tutlonal government. I -water board. Mavor Lane said:
It is thought here mat a neciaraiioi
I
(Continued From Page One )
his Immediate
Fire at Cnmpo Socto Mine.
(United Pr.-(8 Leru4'l 'Ire )
Stockton. Cal., Aug. 8 -The rock
crushing plant and the railroad round
house at the Camno Secto copper mine
were burned to the ground last night,
and a loss of f25.0O0 sustained. Only
h- a valiant flpht were the bie smelter
and other works saved The fire Is sup
posed to have been started bv spontan
eous combustion. The mine will be
closed down for several weeks
tha sultan of the acceptance ny
Turkwv of the allegiance of Tabriz an I
the provinces surrounding tho city will j
plunge the shah and the sultan Into a :
war that might develop great interna- j
t!ortal complications. I
All Northern Asia May Bleed. - j
Wliile neither England nor Russia j
would have the right to Interfere in j
the war on the ground of a disturbance j
of power in Europe, t he conflicting In- j
(. rests or tnese two great nations m , rprt that not a cent had been placed In
rpilOTlH , i l u 1A .......... -.)
Bites Cut In Two.
"The rates will. In all probability, be
cut one half. Perhaps some of the mon
ev will be spent for fire hydrants. An
other place where the money should be
used Is in the sinking fund. We still
have the pipe line to Bull Run to pay
for and the charter provides that not
less than 1 nor more than 2 per cent
of the fund can be used for the sinking
fund.
"When I came Into office I dlscov-
WELL-KNOWN VETERAN
VIGOROUS AT 90
Capt. James M. Snowden,
625 Washington Ave., New
Haven, Conn., of Fighting
Ninteenth, Attends Reunion
on His Ninetieth Birthday
and Says That He Is Hale,
Hearty and Vigorous, Due
to the Constant Use of Duf
fy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
Capt. Snowden Was One
of the Most Distinguished
and Well-Known Veterans of
the 19th Regiment Who
Fought in the Civil War.
rt interview Capt. Srow
! 1. i -. i u.-c i ' ;.r rr.eC.ic-.!:i-kry
::A hiphly rec'-m-At
the age of ninety
sr.ri Ve.trtv, and if it were
a rfiat;'.:t v resultant from a
t w-un-i, contracted in the
I rf'ul'l compete with men
and health-Rtving qualities of
te1 - ' , - iV ,
tli ("aui nsus and A fglianlstan
tlmt abut on north-rn Persia to tin.
east, would render It necessary for
them to keep in close touch with the
I situation
The new party that has already cap
! tured Turkey In a comparatively blood
i Ipbs revolution bids fair to sweep th-
i whole of northern Asia with a force as
fierce as the religious fanaticism of the
Mohammedan movement or the Christ
' lan wars nf Europe.
! The situation here Is tense. Leaders
of the Young Turk party openly declare
j they will force tha sultan to war and
i the movement for constitutional gov
i eminent is to sweep all over Turkey,
i Petsla and the south Siberian prov
, inces.
Thursday. August . was the second
ari.iv.-rsarv of the granting of the Per
sia,! i on-titiitlon bv the father of the
prist nt shaii. and it is stated here that
the V..:i'i Turks mace the best of the
conditions in Persia to arouse the peo-pb-
on thnt dav to revolt.
Tl.-Te is little doubt that all the peo
ple n th- provinces bordering on Tur
key on all sides, both In Europe and
Asia will
loin in a mighty war for self-govern
ment.
the sinking fund although 10 years had
passed since the line was built. The
life of the pipe line is estimated at
4(1 years and we will have to have the
charter revised so that the water board
wtipbe able to place as much money In
the sinking fund as it deems wise. The
Jine must be paid for and If we were to
put in the 2 per cent allowed by tho
present charter for the next 80 years
the line would not be paid for, because
of the error in not placing money Into
It for tha first 10 years.
"There are other places where the
money should be spent but onoe the tax
payers get to paving for the.lr mains,
the water department will bn able to
reduce its construction gang atid a
great saving will be made in that man-
! ner. Altogether the system is placed
upon something like a .lust and busi
nesslike basis and better results should
be obtained In the future. It Is now up
to the property owner."
JOURNAL LINERS COST LITTLE, ACCOMPLISH MUCH
1
1 ' I u r TV tir-U 1 I r i m
Music and Fun Sent on Free TriiT
We iMf oa aapveval, wftaeter,
xprestaa-q and. allow tea days. FS
graph. CHvo Eight MwtW Uni
It only costs ok to havo
wMaaart a aaa ft oa tha rretarht
inura trial on every juanum mono-.
pay and charts no Interest.
TALKUTO MAOHIMH DreDOaltlon
decide If you'll hava ea sent on
xoa lane aw rtsat, itToti any obi
te yaav Tttts seme o
hundreds of ethers Aurinar tse
tnatasce the dbcxa was Kept
sent back as ware's a
seat oei fittest mm u
0ro95a4, outftts; to fl
Tew are to amadt to
rse; sTaifawev from Bttara
Hw the lars-cet doaMi
TalKina- aracjiiaes man
n ttm Coast or Nrlv
rXaVHO rJOCVBf,
POItTUAJUV
j sjm aiejMsii
he fatseat, aafeat as ou aeat x j
ever made sent ta you toe 1 1
Pro Trial asabove stated.rV j
y artar a siea -mm wimaei i i
Ser baa been aeoepted by V 1 1
kMrt month and In evacy VS f I
In the boe not one jfv I J
aaasoej wwot wiu ae w I i
eetaeat. X S II
rtaai C liMtlB, 1 I
reoaras) if ' " 1 1
aoa .. - m il
iraeSj
S9S "Sis i in mi. a
,
After rantlna- women the parliament
ary suffrage, Norway has gone a step
enrthr And voted tn crivA All wnmAn
iocs, uinn in i--ur7jw qh'i .. .. . , -
1m, me the opportunity to I employed in the postal service the same
Khtv war for self-govern- ! ray as the men. Norwegian women have
struargiea tor tnia point ror several
years.
'6'
'. a re
ir.a
: i it f
?i well
Capt. James It Snowden.
much vourper. thank1; tn the in-c r;
Duffy's Turc Mali Whirry"
t'nf -hcite-i " !!!!. t n' j t 'he a
and Witlirn w'm 1 :r r' 'fr 1 r
Milt W hiskfv
e
c: .
cnn.c from thounds of men
red f. health by Duffy's Pure
Duffy's Pure fvlaff Whiskey
IS an absolutely rur dirtr.lst on nf rraited rrr-.'n
rery kernel thorouithlir malted, thus 1-tro ; - e
rreaigetd liquid food In the form of a malt etn'-- which
lective tonic stlrauUm and tnviroraTor knrwn to s-ien'
ana moisture Its paUtatdlity and fr
4oai from Injurloua subetancrs reader
It m that It ran be retained by th moat
sensitive stomach.
it ts tnveiuebie for Tnrortd men.
eVUrate women and ulraly rhulrn. It
etrvnathTia aad eustatna th system, is
a arometer of health ard lemgevity.
makva the old youug and keva tbe
yaeaa- atrofic
CAt'TlU i. Wka rstut ywar Ira:,
ftet, rrocer ar Sea lev far Dairy's Pars
KaI Walskay ae aare yoa r9 ta reaa
Saa, rt aa aaaaretaly para aaeawtaal
a&ait waisfcwy aa ts sol ta seal as bx
t) aalr ana ta aal. Im far taa
- mmrX. tae -OU erases," aa taa
aa4. aaaa rx ta aJ avi tea
, rk ta aaVn, Pi m tuao. Write
CavatlaaT Pkyawtaa, DafTv Watt Vaia.
kv C, BVacaartar. p. T, for a f re
l . ftstrsa4 snaawej beeaiet aaa free aeV
great car telng used to have
the germ and rrocu-irg a
ti." most f
1 bT warmth
BAD RILL BANKERS
(Continued From Page One.)
It ; said that on several occasions
h men wont from Portland to Pan
Fracrisco and made various other trips.
pHir.K their expenses and having a
.,;! t'p,e Kenerallv. all without turn
ing a haml at work, and all the time
r'.anglnr the state bank notes into real
r urrency
With th return of the indictments
ae-Mnst fltrv.-na A- Co. the government
offUinU hope tVat a conviction will
eventually be b-onght e.bout and trtat
later men arr-'e1 nv place in the
,..,, ntrv mv lie prosecuted and con
victed for passing th worthless bills
After being released here several
mrrliri nf th
' van ' bv the police, and served um
on the rock pile Later they were run
out of town And row comes the news
t'.at t'.e men are' operating In TTashlng
:on And also that Stevens & Co. have
been lrt4leted.
riijvnrT- wAsiiBiitN
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Portland Flouring Mills company.
w-n Informed of the failure thl
rooi-nlrg said that It could not possl
Hr affect the Portland market or have
liber a aalutary or depressing effect
on hulr In the northwest.
-Illlsbury company did little
hiIne In the nonhwt." M Mr.
Wilcox, "and the awlmmtnt will mean
nothing to th flour and grain bueineaa
k'fi' A. Pat-Jll". had of the grain rte.
partm-nt of Balfoir. Outhrle eV On.
agre1 with Mr WlWn thst the er-
ffl'-atlon for a receiver would not af
et ma'lrete or buiTee In the north
west He "aid It might charge PTicea
a lltf.e loraMy In Mlrn!! but,
wo-ola not reach beyond ther.
It has bect kJwa tbat the thra
ettetrr-ta sna4e by r Thoenas Uptoa
ta aptwre the Atrerlea s f-l. tbe In
trinsic rains of ahieh Is 'oat Ills,
t-sva cost bin M.lr(r for yathla
THE TRUTH ABOUT
KIDNEY TROUBLE
(8WELIJXQ AVKLES)
PwelUng ankles or handa, or puffy
eyellda, are usually the first notices of
dropsy, which Is almost always defi
nite evidence of Inflammation of the
kidneys that has made considerable
progress. It Is usually in the chronlo
or supposed incurabja stage whan first
noticd. w
The Inflammation has closed the tu
bules In the kidneys, and the heart
through t
Increased the blood pressure until the
thin waterv portions are forced through
the veins and drop down and settle in
the hands and feet, and in the eyelids
at night
Aa the books know nothing that will
reSuc kidney Inflammation and open
the tjbuiea. there has been no success
ful 'rtment for dropsy. physicians
uuallv a'tempttns to prolong life by
g.vmg r.itro-glycenne. digl'alla, etc.,
etc.. to strengthen the heart. This
treatment may momentarily asalst the
patient, but It baa no deterrent effect
rn the development of the inflammation
In th kidney t !.. and tbe patient
almost loevitably auccumba Hence
dropsy has been considered lncnrabla
It nan be rnadlly appreciated that If,
Fulton Renal Compound disperses In
flammation In th kidneys that th ta-,
buiee will open and the heart pressure
a 1 JJ decline with gradual restoration.
TM is exactly what happen, and ;
Inflammation of th kidneys of tbe most 1
serloui forma. Involving dropay, now
yield to the Renal Compound In shout '
7 per rent of ail eases wlthoat refer-
ence to whether it Is In the Bret or Sc 1
ond stage In fart, this classification i
now practically disappears In the prsa- j
enr of a real specific for Itiflam ma t loa ,
of th kidneys I
Li! era! u-r mailed free ,
JOHN J. FVLTOf CO,
Oakland. CaL
Fk Id more Irus: Csu 111 Third fU are
mr sole local as-eTiT ask ror til
MosUlj BuUttia ( uu. recoveries.
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