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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-28
cLOYERDALE EVENTS.
Fourth chrysanthemum Show and Another
Citrus Fair-New Sidewalks and
Homes

CLOVERDALE. CAL, Oct. 81. The
Chrysanthemum Fair, to be given under
the auspices of the Cleaners Society of the
Congregational church, October 81 and
November 1, is the coming event in church
and social circles.
This is the fourth affair of the kind held
here. In fact Cloverdale was the first town
outside of San Francisco to hold chrys-
anthemum fair, and out of it grew the
citrus fairs which so largely advertised
this city and Sonoma County.
The Cloverdale Citrus Fair Association
is also planning to hold fair this season
which Will eclipse all former efforts.
The cement sidewalk ordinance is being
followed with great enthusiasm and alac-
rity. In fact rivalry has sprung up be-
tween the property owners as TO who will
get the work done first and best.
Quite number of new residences have
been built here this season, and many new
improvements are in contemplation for
next year.
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The CLAIMS OF ITS INVENTOR
BORNE OUT IN THE TEST
ASCENTS.
IT WILL CARRY DYNAMITE
DESIGNED TO BE USED TO DROP
EXPLOSIVES INTO SPANISH
CAMPS.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 27.-Captain
Samuel Andrews, formerly Of the United
States navy, has Just constructed a new
war balloon at the order of the Cuban
Patriots League. The order for the bal
loon was given a short time after the open
ing of the rebellion, but at that time Cap
tain Andrews was perfecting some patent
devices, and it has been impossible to COM
plete it before. Several trials have been
made and the balloon has in every way
come up to the claims made for it by Its
inventor.
The purpose of the new instrument OF
war is to carry dynamite and other e1pIo-
sives, and when over the heads OF the
enemy to drop them IN their ranks. The
balloon has been an object of interest to
all persons in naval and military affairs,
and since Its construction several OF the
best known experts in the country have
visited the trials and have pronounced 1t a
success.
Lieutenant +. R. Collins of the Navy
Department, who has had charge of all the
trials. has suggested several changes, and
al the conclusion of the last trial, which
will be held on Friday, the balloon will be
shipped to Cuba at once. Work Will then
be started on three more, the Cuban Junta
having given an order for six, if the plan
proves successful.
The outcome OF this novel mode of war
fare will be awaited with interest by all
war experts, as it is the first instance of
the balloon having been used as an often
sive means of destruction. Captain An
drews VIII 90 to Cuba and look after the
scheme personally. He has full conf
dence in his machine, and predicts that it
will soon put an end to the war
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NEW CHURCH FOR Mill VALLEY.
Congregational People viii Build 1t Place
of Worship.

MILL VALLEY, Call, Oct. PA meet
ing of persons interested in the building OF
the new Congregational church in Mill
Valley was held at the residence of Rev.
John Rea, who has taken an active inter
est in the matter. The Tamalpais Land
and Water Company has decided a large
lot in very fine location to the trustees OF
the church. A committee was appointed
consisting of Messrs. c. Toohey, Aionzo
Coffin and Gus d. Avery TO collect the
money that has been subscribed toward
the erection of suitable place of worship.
The committee has gone to work in earn
est and is meeting with no difficulty in
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ARIzoNA's BIG REsERnoIR.
WOrk on the Salt Rirer Dan, Hill Soon
Be Commenced.

PHOENIX, ARR, Oct. 27.-Work will
soon be begun on the dam of the Hudson
Reservoir Company on Salt River, sixty
miles bove Phoenix. A reorganization of
the company has been effected in New
York, Henry G. Mann being the new presi-
dent.
The dam will secure the largest artificial
reservoir in the world, with ample water
storage capacity for the irrigation of
100000 acres OF land. It's cost will not
exceed S2.000,000, as all natural conditions
are extremely favorable.
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Cold produces pains; carelessness, scanty
clothing and draughts bring on the cold
avoid them.
A pain in the back means disordered
kidney, often produced by cold.
A pain in the face, neck, head or chest is
too often neuralgia-hot applications are
beneficial and be sure to use joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla moderately.
Pains in the joints and muscles are rheu-
matte pains, produced often by exposure
and cold and cured often by the moderate
use of joys Vegetable Sarsaparllla.
4 n
Pains in the bowels may mean dis.
ordered liver, cold in the bowels or
chronic constipation; if you use joys Veg
etable Sarsaparilla these pains will disap-
pear and mean nothing.
Pains in the stomach spring from dis
ordered digestion and spring out again
when you use joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
-
Away with substitutes, they fill the cof-
fers OF the druggists and that's all.
~
Headaches, pains over the brow, pains at
the back OF the head, pains on the top of
the head or temple are relieved and COM
pletely cured by joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla.
~
Pains in the shoulders usually mean a
torpid liver, but this torpid liver can be
made active by the use of Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla and the pains will cease.
Violent pains in the region of the liver,
caused often from gallstones, are relieved by
the use of joys Vegetable Sarsalarilla.
~
If you wish 20 use JOYS Vegetable Sar-
sapari,la, ask your druggist for it. If he
attempts to substitute leave his place and
try another druggist. This is certainly
fair
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RATE VAR THREATENED.
Portland Steamers HiU Meet the SoutI
erla PdciJic's Reduction.

PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 27.-The South
ern Pacific's new thirty-hour special for
California, which left here last night,
made no appreciate effect on the
o. r. and n. steamer bookings as the
Column bia carried full list of first-class
passengers for the Golden Gate, besides
sixty-tnree in the steerage. As soon as the
new train affects the steamer lines bust
ness the o. r. and n. Company will inaug-
urate competitive rate war that will be
enjoyed by the travelling public.
The railroad people say they do not ex-
pect TO do big business at the outset, but
they are looking for heavy passenger
traffic as soon az autumn emigration Of
travellers to CALIFORNIA; sunny cline
sets in.
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Portland Carriers Wamt More Pan.

PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 27.-The re-
Gently completed census establishing this
city's claim to $1,000 population advances
its Importance in the postal service.
Letter-carriers have forwarded to Wash
ington the certificate of the Secretary OF
State to the new census to establish their
claim for an increase of salary to $1,000 per
year each.
The law provides that in cities of over
$4,000 population, letter-carriers of the
first class shall receive $1,000, and this
means an addition of SIS to the wages OF
local carriers.
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Fired bY Tra7nps.

San JOSE, CAL, Oct. pa barn be-
longing to Mrs. L. K. Austin, at 81 East
street, was completely destroyed by fire at
an early hour this morning. There was
some hay and buggy in the barn at the
time. The loss will probably reach $500.
with 5000 insurance. The fire is supposed
to have been the work of tramps
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Held for a santa Rosa Assault.

SANTA ROSA. CAL, Oct. 81 Frank
Mccain, the San Francisco man who shot
Joseph Boylan in. the neck at a wayside
resort on the Sonoma road, was held for
trial in the Superior Court for assault with
deadly weapon with intent to commit
murder. His examination was held Before
Justice Brown to-day. He could not fur
nish bonds and was sent to Jail to await
trial The bullet from McCann's revolver
went through Boylan's neck, but the in
iured man is recovering.
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N. Hoover of WilIits Sentenced for rs
saulting Lcscis Bergerson.
UKIAH. CAL, Oct. 27.-N. II. Hoover,
who was found guilty on Tuesday of as
sault with a deadly weapon upon Lewis
Bergerson at Willis, on April 8, was to-
day sentenced to two years at San Quen-
tin. Judge McGarvey denied motion for
a new trial There is now pending IN the
Superior Court civil suit for $500 dam
ages, brought by Bergerson against Hoo
yer, for injuries resulting from the assault
of which he vas found guilty. Hoover is a
well-to-do man of Willis.
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DEATH NEAR IRON MOUNTAIN.

WiIIidm HIPS Body Laid Fourteen
Hours Before Discovery.
REDDING, CAL, Oct. 1.-THE body of
William Hill was found about five miles
above Redding, near Iron Mountain. this
morning. The body had lain about four
teen hours.
Hill was formerly from San Francisco
and had been on protracted spree since
October IA, when he received his wages
from the Mountain Mining Company.
The body showed no marks of violence,
and it is supposed whisky was the cause of
death
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.LOMPOC'S HIGH SCHOOL,
ONE OF THE FINEST TO BE FOUND
IN THE INTERIOR OF THE
STATE,
The REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION BE-
COME IMPERATIVE.

LOMPOC, CAL, Oct. 27.-The date for
defeating the Lompoc new High School
building has been postponed to November
3 This is one of the finest school build
ings to be found in the interior of Califor-
MIA 1t is built in first-class style from top
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Sent to the lone School.

vIsALIA, CAL, Oct. 27.-On complaint
of Fred Zubler yesterday his son Ernest was
taken before Justice Holder and charged
with vagrancy. The boy pleaded guilty
and the case vas Immediately certified to
the Superior Court. On the record the
boy was adjudged guilty, and Judge Gray
sentenced him to the Preston School OF In
dustry at lone for a period of six years
The boy is only Is years old and his mother
is dead.
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KILLED or a Chicken Bone.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Oct. 27.-Charles E.
Meserve, a prominent lumberman of this
city, died this morning about o'clock.
1t was thought that he was suffering from
appendicitis. but an autopsy showed that
a piece of chicken bone about two inches
long had lodged in the bowels and formed
an abscess. He was native of Vermont,
II years of age. Mr.. Meserve left no fam
lily. He had been engaged in the lumber
business for number OF years.
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collecting the amount of money that will
be necessary to build the church. About
500 has already been received.
The plans for the building have not as
yet been made. but it is the intention of
the trustees to erect building capable OF
seating about 800 persons. Work will be
commenced Immediately.
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Convicted of a Harsha,o killing.

TUCSON, ARIz., Oct. 27.-LawEence NJ
Lemon, the son of Seattle attor-
ney, was convicted yesterday of manslaugh-
ter, for the killing OF Thomas Shean at
Harshaw on the night of August 8. Lemon
was surprised in the company of Shean's
ened TO take his life. move for an ap-
peal will be made tomorrow.
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Death of a Benicia Pioneer.

BENICIA, CAL, Oct. 27.-Cornelius B.
Houghton, the Oldest resident OF this town,
died on Friday. Houghton was born
in Waltham, Mass, in 1928, and came to
California in 1849, and has been engaged
in the lumber business since 1858. He was
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IIleoaI Warront Purohase.

TACOMA, WASH. Oct. 27.-W. L. Bar.
tholomeT, County Commissioner of Pierce
County, was yesterday arrested for Illegally
purchasing county warrants. The Penal
Code describes the offense and provides a
fine not exceeding $1,000.
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In Jail at BEDDING.

REDDING, CAL, Oct 27.-Valentine Vo-
del, who made the assault on Superinten-
dent Freeland at Iron Mountain Yesterday,
now occupies cell in the county Jail. He
was arrested without any trouble by Con-
stable Campbell.
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Fire at POrterriTIe.

PORTERVILLE, CAL, Oct. q. = The
residence of w. r. Crawford was totally
destroyed by fire last evening. The fire is
believed to have been of incendiary origin
The loss is $500, with $500 insurance.
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the bark Edinburgh, with assorted cargoes
from London, are expected TO arrive at
any hour at the wharf. Six other foreign
vessels are en- route for this place.
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.Ne,c Hotel for Stockton.

STOCKTON, CAL. Oct. I'D. Rothen-
bush, local capitalist, yesterday let con-
tracts for the erection of SEC, 900 hotel to
be located in the business portion of the
city.
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Santa Monica Shipping.

SANTA MONICA, CAL, Oct. 27.-The
British ships Edenhall and Dunboyne and
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FAIRS GASOLINE LAUNCH.
The Pretty Lucero Leaves Seattle on Its
Initial Trial Trip to San
Francisco.

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 36.-Charles L..
Fairs new pleasure launch Lucero began
its maiden trip yesterday afternoon, start
ing from this port for San Francisco at
4:30 o'clock Aboard were its builder. r..
T. Englebrecht, Captain Hughes and a
crew of seven men.
The launch took on $500 gallons of gaso-
line, and Mr.. Englebrecht believes it will
make about ten knots an hour, the trip re-
curing about three and half days. The
Lucero will cost Mr.. Fair. complete in San
Francisco, about $25. 900.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Oct. 81
The new gasoline launch Lucero, built re-
Gently at Seattle for Charles Fair of San
Francisco, was in port to-day bound for San
Francisco The run down the sound
demonstrated that the launch was not
deep enough, and several tons of pig-iron
was taken aboard at Irondale. AS the
vessel is not capable of making over ten or
twelve knots an hour, the run down will
be made in easy stages. 1t is not expected
that the Lucero will arrive at its destin-
alton until next Saturday.
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Persian Ditch Company Incorporated.

VISALIA, CAL, Oct. 27.-Articles of in
corporation of the Persian Ditch Company
were filed with the County Clerk this
morning. The objects of the corporation
are to build water bitches and sell water
for irrigating, farming, stock and manu-
featuring purposes. The principal place
of business is Visalia, and the time for
which the corporation is to exist is fifty
years. There are to be five directors, and
those elected for the first year are: c..
Hausch, Visalia; II. Hayes, Goshen; j. w.
Stokes, Visalia; A. Mitchell, Visalia, and
]. N, Halstead. Goshen. The amount of
the capital stock is placed at $50, 220, d.
vided into 16, 10 shares OF which $26, $50
has been actually subscribed by thirteen
stockholders
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HEALTH LAWS.
DAILY.

Cold produces pains; carelessness, scanty
clothing and draughts bring on the cold
avoid them.
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enjoy themselves together. The first
dance was given on Thursday evening
at Myers hall on Central avenue. The
evening was a brilliant success and
promised well for the enjoyment OF
the winter.
Mrs. c. III. Benton and Mrs. Cham
berlain entertained at the home OF the
former on Friday and Saturday AFTER
Moons On Friday the ladies brought
their fancy work and to-day they
played cards.
Mrs. John ]. Ellis will entertain on
Monday evening for Miss wilcox OF
Helena and Miss Thoroughman OF Cas-
cade.
on Wednesday evening William
Tannhauser and Mrs futile were
married at the Presbyterian manse.
The groom has been with LoPeyre
Bros. for a number OF years and has
responsible position His genial man
ners have won him many friends who
wish him much Joy in his married
life. The bride is the widow OF +. b.
Tuttle, who was one OF the prominent
lawyers of Great Falls. and during the
time she has lived here has made
many friends. The young couple start
out very brightly and all predict much
happiness for them.
Miss Jockey of Helena is visiting
Mrs. Frank Wilcox.
Judge and Mrs. DuBose OF Fort Ben
ton are in the city for few days Wis
it. Mrs. DuBose and children have re-
Gently located at Benton to reside per
manently and all express themselves
as pleased at what they have already
seen of the state.
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glishmen's pockets. Bonato has an IN
finite faith In Kaffirland. or the Trans
wal Republic-and he heartily hates
Cecil Rhodes.
The parallel to Barnato OF the mill
lionaires who have been made Ia a
score OF years on this side the Atlantic
Is Anthony Nicholas Brady. dhe gas
king Of New York. Brady began lie
in the old French city OF Lille, IN the
ed day OF August 1913. His parents
had "refugeed" from Ireland 10 the
more congenial soil of France. as many
another good Irishman had done oe-
fore. Before Brady fills was old enough
to know whether he liked II or not.
Brady pere left France for he United
States. He settled in Troy, y. Y.
he began life at Ia as cashier In an
Albany barber shop. Then he took
charge OF the bar at the Delavan
House; then he ran six tea stores, ana
finally he drifted into the granite paw
ing business. Pretty soon. n the an
guage or the street. he had money 10
burn"
Then he took up cheap Illuminating
gas and out of this he has made
fortune. He has no fails. He is a
home man with simple tastes He IS
| quiet and unobtrusive. but as dulek as
| lightning at a deal Here Is the slcfy
of one of his latest transactions. Inc
| Providence. r. l.. street RAILWAYS we're
| in the market and they were brought
almost as a matter OF course, TO 'ir-
Brady. who had money for such in
vestments. That was Friday. Frioay
night Mr.. Brady took the train TO
Providence and spent Saturday there
making his examination. For ire ex-
| afnina tfonf OF such a system sumo eN-
perts would have taken TWO weeks,
But on Monday morning, right and
early, Mr.. Brady was back In wall
| street advising his associates to go m
| to the deal. At noon Monday con.
tract for $4,000. 900 was concluded, anc
the deal so hastily made has resulted
in one OF the most profitable invest
ments in the world. Mr.. Brady
wealth is estimated at So. zoo, 900.
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WEEPING IMPROVES THE SIGHT.
Science Proves That 1t Il Useless to Try
to Cry Your Eyes Out.

Science Proves That 1t Il Useless to Try
to Cry Your Eyes Out.
From the Philadelphia Times.
Tears have their functional duty 10
nerform. like every other fluid of the
body, and the lachrymal gland is not
placed behind the eye just TO MI space
or give expression ito emotion. Inc
cher1ical properties of tears consist or
phosphate OF lime and soda, making
Them very salty, but never bfrter. Thelr
action on THE eye Is very Denenclad,
and here consists their prescribed duty
to the body, washing thoroughly that
sensitive organ, which allows no FOR
e,ign fluid to do the same work. Moth
ing cleianses the eye like a good sarty
shower bath, and medical art has fol-
lowed natures law in this respect, au-
yocating the lnvigorating SOLUTION TOT
any distressed condition OF the optics:
Tears do not weaken the sight, but inn
prove It, They adt as a tonic TO the
muscular vision, keeping the eye SOFT
and lfmptd, and II will be noticed that
| the women in whose eyes sympatheuc
tears gather quickly nave brlghTer,
| tenderer orbs than others. When the
| pupils are hard and cold the world at
tributes VI to ones disposNion, wh .sn
| is a mere figure of speech. Implying the
| lack of baImy tears that are to the cor
| nela what salve Is TO the skin or nour-
| isaMnent ITO the blood.
| The effect of tears on the skin about
the eyes, however. Is intensely irrNat-
ing and mfiamlng. They keep the cpl,
| dermfs in a dark, puffy condition, and
in legends only do weeping women pre-
serve luhe beauty OF their great white
| faSts.--fhg reason some women weeI
| more easily than others, and all more
| readily than the aterner sex mas no.
hts difference IN the strength OF the
| tear gland but In the possession OF
| l~lis Ia GVQtRTn.
nerve hbres about the glands vibrat'
more easily, causing q downpour from
the uygatery sac. Men are not nearly 81
sensitive to emotion; their sympatneti
rbstoure-rhe term used in medica
senee-ds less developed, and the ey
gland Is therefore protected iron
shocks. Consequently, a man Shout
thank the formation Of his nerve ma
ture when he CONTEMPORARY scorn
| tears as a woman's practice. why IA
| cial distortions should be the usual ac
commandment ITO The sobbing OF IN
genitler sex, there seems no SANS sc.o
nv solution. 1t may be that the nerves
which lead to the muscles as wires
mariondbtes, twgtch and pull them
| THIS fashion while they are at worl
emptyihg the tear glands of their cor
| tents That the copious shedding {
tears which breaks the ice-bound fe
ters of the heart" Is a healthy actor
AMI physicians assert. In some cases
is even thought to avert insanity. Eve
here the reason Is scientific. for II Is
Sign OF the relaxation of the brai
nerves from a tenseness that was col
| gestion. Between man and monke
| there is this essential difference
, tears. An ape cannot weep. not s
much because its emotional powers al
undeveloped. as TO the fact that u
. lacrrymaI gland was omButed in his Of
teal makeup.
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IN GREAT FALLS.

Great Falls. Nov. 9.-wednesday Of
this week Mrs. Frank Wilcox enter
tanned twice In honor Of her guest,
Mrs. Jockey of Helena. In the after
noon the old folks played cards and
in the evening the young people did
the same. Those present in the after
noon were the Mesdames Huey. Col
Inns. Bruce. Fisher. Cooley, c. NJ. Web
s,er. W. A. Webster. Campbell. Nc
Clelland, Gibson. Ellis, Chamberlaine.
Murray. Gibson. Fairfield. Marsh, KEEL
ly and the Misses Booth. Hulinson and
Edgerton. The guests in the evening
were the Misses Perkins. COckrill.
Rich, Longeway. Kingsbury. Arm
strong, Twigg, Wilcox. Heidi. and
Thoroughman. and the Messrs. Akin
son, Wren. Newland. Ferguson. Ridge
~. Bruce, McNair. Kelly. jerks. Arm
strong. Kendall and Stanton.
Last year there were two dancing
clubs in Great Falls. The Fortnight
w." which was composed principally
OF married people: and The Young
PEOPLES club" These two have con-
cluded 10 Join forces this winter and
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DON'T
WEAR A
- WIG.

No matter what the color OF condition
OF your hair-faded, streaky. bleached or
gray-it can be made beautiful. glossy
and as natural as Nature by one appli-
cation Of
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The Imperial Hair Regeneration.

II IL clean. odorless. lasting. II does
mot contain an atom OF poisonous matter.
will not stain the scalp. baths do not az
feet IL, neither does curling or crimping.
No. I-Black. No. 4-Chestnut
No. ozark Brown. No. 5-Llght Chest
No. IN e q m nut
brown. fe- No. 6-Gold Blonde.
No. T-Drab or Blonde Cendree.
Price. 81. 50 and 800.
sole manufacturers and patentees. I'm
nerlal Chemical Mfg. Co. go 5th Ave.
" Y.
Rohr a Bagley. lib Bush street. San
Francisco. agents for Pacific coast.
In Butte city. ID. y. Neworo Drug Co..
i1s North Main street.