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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
HEALTH LAWS.
BILIoUSNES5.

Too much bile is biliousness.
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Biiiousness may come from your over
loading your stomach.
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Biliousness may be chronic liver COM
plant, in any event use joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla.
Sick headaches result from bilious at
tack and are cured by the use of joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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A dark yellow, muddy skin is unnatural
it is the sign of biliousness-clear it with
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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Liver spots are dark brown spots. They
frequently cover the different portions of
the body-are the result of liver COM
plant. Drive them away by the use of
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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Unrelieved biliousness leads to jaundice.
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Just before you get too yellow use Joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
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When you are melancholy, irritable and
cranky your liver is disordered and you
should use JOY s Vegetable Sarsaparilia.
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Early morning cocktails go straight to
the liver and result in biliousness. You
ought to use joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
instead of the cocktail.
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Fruits and vegetables are especially good
to eat when you are bilious, but be mod
crate, even in the use of joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla.
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Moderation is longevity.
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An immoderate person may live long,
but would live longer had he been mod
crate.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08

67 SECOND RACE-Four and half furlongs
" selling; two-year- -olds; purse $3.50. Time 56.
Ind. Horse, weight. Jockey. ST. 10 Str Fin
56 Isabelle, 50 lChevalier(....3 81 31a II
53 Claude Hill, 105 (Macklin).2 2 21a IL 21h
(131S) Lady Leinster filly, 1O2 ~
Sc Decision, 95 (Donnelly)...1 II 21a 43
-. FreeWill, l05 (Burlingame)7 71a 81
53 Suffrage, 90 &c. Jones). .6 41S 81
AZ Margaret NJ, go (Reidy)....5 615 S II
Al Encino, 1O2 (W. Flynn)....8 SIS s
Fair start. Won driving. Winner s. J. Dodds
ch. f., by Cyclone-Sallie Brown.
Betting: Isabelle 212, Claude Hill @ Lady
Leinster filly 10. Suffrage IL. Decision TO- En-
ciDo 10, Margaret M ID, Free Will 100.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08

The Pacific Coast Jockey Club has issued its
book of stake entries The little pamphlet is
most artistically gotten up, with the names of
the horses alphabetically indexed, and reflects
much credit on Assistant Secretary Cullen.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
go THIRD RACE-Five furlongs: selling.
OC. three year-ods and upward; purse S256

w HIyHnJ 7 '.....' ...'.''.-'4 1h 5H2
Good start. Won driving. Winner William
Peck's ch f., by Red Iron-by Wildidle
Betting: Red Idle a Addie NJ g. Yreka g to r.
Corinne Buckingham 6, Rayo 10, Cadeau Is.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08


STOCK farms br. b. by imp. Brutus-Leda
Betting Remus 4. Sir Richard 21a Little Bob
9, May Day %. Charmer z, MaIo Diablo IL to s.
IN FIFTH RACE-One mile; selling; three
". year-olds and up purse $500. Time I,42
Ind. Horse. weight, Jockey. ST. 10 Str. Fin
(54)Detective, l02 (Chevalier)..1 Is IL In
~ Nephew, ia (Sloan). .......2 II 2k &c
The herald., 1895-05-14
7. Il. T.SHEWARD

Each SUCCEEDING DAY brings with it new business.
Hardly in the store where the cannot be
said Goods advancing in price Wages increasing
Better times is the result Today taxed
the most desirable goods There great scarcity in many
lines Uptodae business that desirable goods
be kept in stock the business falls below the standard
There is great demand for ducks and duck suits. One
hundred pieces with hundred styles is the way do
the duck trade today.
DUCKS
The scare hair-line stripes. Small dots. Coored
grounds Black and white for mourning. Pink striped and
dots. Light blue dots and stripes Brown dots and stripes
All sizes of dots and all widths in stripes styles
for your convenience More than you will
find in all other houses Everything that is and de-
sirable in ducks we have From SBc to 3oc yard.
DUCK SUITS.
Ready to put on. We recommend the fit and specially
recommend the work $1.25 $500, $2.25 $25o. The sale
of these suits has been very large.
HALF PRICE, THIRD PRICE.
No price all when you consider the quality and style
Cotton dress goods reduced from 2oc 25c and 5c down
815c. All good styles They carried from last
You would not know it unless told you. Up
to-date merchandising up-todae styles We are
largely increasing trade
CORSETS.
Look where you will there is corset made that is
better than the Royal Worcester Tor h and comfort
There made that has any reputation that sold
for less money Price from 81 up to So. Long medium
and short waist Short and extra short Long aud
long For cheap corset and desirable corset we have
make that is sold all the land under another
for ST. We will sell limited quantity of this special corset
for 5oc You should set it. We up to date in
selling We have than doubled the corset trade this
year last Where is there another house that say
the same? Royal Worcesters are the best.
The herald., 1895-05-14
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
,ling them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
md being well informed. you will not
Ecept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1895-05-14
1T WAS NOT PUBLIC LAND
A Decision Adverse to the Southern Pacific
Concerning the Jurupa Ranch

Judge Ross, in the United States cir
cult court, yesterday gave judgment for
defendants in the cases of the Southern
Pacific Railroad company against David
r. Brown ct al. and Nathaniel Bray ct al.
The question to be determined was
whether the lands which had been pat
ented to the defendants were excluded
from the grant made to the Southern Pa
cifc by congress March 3. 1871. They
were parts of odu sections and situated
within the primary twenty-mile limit OF
that line of plaintiffs road as located. If
they were public lands at the time the
grant took effect, they would undoubted-
ly have passed to the raj ilroad company,
but the claim of the defendants was that
they were not then public lands because
they were included within the lmi.s of
Mexican grant called Jurupa. Thi, latter
view is taken by the court in lengthy
opinion. There had been two government
surveys held of the Jurupa. The first,
which included the lands in litigation,
was rejected, and the seconu, which left
them out, was approved. While as a
matter OF fact none of the land in con-
troversy ever was within the line of the
grant, they were claimed by the grant
claimants to be within its boundaries.
and such claim was maintained at the
time of congressional grant to the South
ern Pacific. 1t was not the validity of
such ella am. but the fact that it was made,
which excluded the land in question from
the category of public lands, within the
meaning of railroad land grants.
The herald., 1895-05-14
Court Mites

Jennie RI. Dysinger was granted di
vorce from her husband by Judge Clark
yesterday, on the ground of dcsertion.
The action of Geantit against Aguirre,
a suit to set aside certain deeds, said to
have been secured by undue influence
and without consideration, was set for
trial before a jury in department SIX,
June 18th.
Charles Hoffman obtained divorce
from Mrs. Allasan Hoffman in depart
ment five yesterday. The lady went away
once and forgot to return.
The sentence of c. r. Wallace, the Mon
rovia masher who seduccd Mamie Gates
and then threw her ever to marry another
woman. was continued until the t7th.
The judgment of the police court in the
case of Mok Ming, who was fined $35 for
selling opium. was affirmed yesterday by
Superior Judge Smith
The herald., 1895-05-14
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A Highbinder's Punishment

Lee Kim. one of the three Cinnamon
who shot at Hon Lock in Marchessault
street on January 18th, was found guilty
of simple assault yesterday afternoon by
jury in department one of the superior
court. He waived time and was SEN
fenced to pay $500 fine or suffer 100 days
imprisonment in the county Jail. Louie
Foo, another of the highbinders, got two
years in San Quentin and his case is now
on appeal TO tho supreme court. The in
formation against All Young will proba-
bly, be dismissed for lack or evidence.
The herald., 1895-05-14
]. WALKERS PRETENSIONS
An Apache Maiden Who Claims a
Big Estate
She Renews Her Efforts to Obtain Control of
Lucicn E. Walkers Property in
California and Arizona

Juana Walker OF Florence Pinal county,
against W. II. Walker, the administra-
tors of the estate of Lucien +. Walker de-
ceased, and other parties. half brothers
and half sisters of the late Mr.. Walker, to
have decree of distribution of his estate
in this county. made in 1892, set aside.
The plaintiff asks that the court make an
order also declaring that the beneficiar-
les under the decree be declared to be
trustees OF their portions for the benefit
OF Juana Walker only, and writ of in
junction Is also prayed for commanding
the defendants to refrain from alternating
or encumb bering the estate until the deter
mination of the present suit. Juana Wal
ker, who is of white and Indian parent
age. claims that she was born in Pinal
county in September. 1873 and that
Lucien f. Walker was her father. The
courts in Arizona have held otherwise.
After the demise of Walker, who died in
testate in California in September 1891,
she tried to establish her claim in the
Arizona courts as his sole surviving heir.
Pinal county. Walker had property in
Los Angeles county valued at 5000.
This latter estate was distributed by order
OF the superior court of Los Al gelos
county to the hers-at-law, as they had
been recognized, i'll 1892 At that time
there was pending in the district court of
the second judicial district of Arizona a
suit brought by Juana Walker, for the
purpose Of determining to whom the es-
tate of the late Lucicn 4. Walker should
be Jistrib buted.
The ground upon which the plaintiff
now wants the case reopened, is that
when the superior court of Los Angeles
made the order of distribution, the ques-
tion of Juana Walkers parentage and
rights to the estate had not yet been de-
termined by the Arizona district court.
Most of the property distributed has
long since changed hands, and with the
proceeds of its sale the beneticiaries
bought other realty in this county. which
is of considerable value. Juana Walkers
mother was an Apache woman. Walker
himself was mining engineer who lost
his mind during his last visit to Ar-
zona. and the courts declared marriage
into which he entered there at that time
void. because he was incapable OF enter
ing into contract by reason OF being
lunati
The herald., 1895-05-14
Tile Fine r1ust Be Paid

The writ OF habeas corpus sued out by
a Chinese gambler named All Tai who
was fined 5000 in December l. 1899, for
having conducted a game of fan-tan in
this city, was dismissed by Judge Shaw
yesterday on motion CT the petitioner
After sentence An Tai appealed the case
and the police authorities seem to have
lost sight of it, until few days ago,
when Clerk Kinsey of the police court Sc
cured the defendants arrest. The petit
tion for writ was purely on technical
grounds and presented no merit.
The herald., 1895-05-14
LOTS OF PLUMBING
Over Twenty-seven Hundred Dollars Worth
Done in a Single Day

The new ordinance regulating the fees
to be paid the city for plumbing went
ions all permits for work for $25 or less
are issued free work costing from $50 to
$50 must pay tax of % cents; from $40
to $500. 50 cents; and for work costing
over $500. 30 cents for each $500 and
fraction theaeof.
The total value of the cost OF plumbing
work for which permits yesterday
issued was $272l.50. The permits
issued numbered thirteen. and they paid
into the city treasury the sum of 5000.
The herald., 1895-05-14

quently nothing is owing plaintiff. NV
conclusion peing that preceding
month" n.eans preceding calendar month
it follows that the plaintiffs complaint
states good cause Of action and that the
DEFENDANTS demurrer thereto is over
ruled. 1t was so ordered by NJ. 7. Owens,
the city justice.
The case is on the court calendar for
today, and as it is case of peculiar gen.
eral interest, much attention is attracted
to it. Its Importance attaches TO the
precedent the Judgment will establish.
The herald., 1895-05-14
Thompson to Be Sentenced Tomorrow -

On motion of the attorneys who de-
Tended Kid Thompson. the train robber
doomed to death by the jury who tried
him. the time for mis- formal sentence to
hang was continued by Judge Smith un.
til tomorrow morning.
The herald., 1895-05-14
incorporated

The Iowa Building association. with
headquarters in this city, filed its incor-
poration articles with the county clerk
yesterday. The capital stock OF the asso-
citation is $l20000. fully subscribed. The
directors are Herman Moles. Henry Feet
ham. Jasper Hetrick. Thomas Brooke
and Ada 4. Maher all OF Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-05-14
New Suits

The public administrator has appli ed
for letters of administration to the estate
of Peleg Wood. who died suddenly at
Saugus on May 9th. The estate consists
of 5000 in money in the San Gabriel Val :.
lev bank. Pasadena.
The National Bank of California sued
A. Lusk & Co. ana others for $385.56 on
a promissory note.
The herald., 1895-05-14
Suffering From nentaI Depression

Mrss Hannah Erickson was examined
before Judge Mckinley yesterday on the
charge Of insanity. She is a resident Of
Pasadena and has been troubled with
fits of meancholia lately.not su iiiclent to
amount to mania. The court ordered her
to the county hospital to see if good care
and nursing will bring her back to health.
The herald., 1895-05-14
The Price flakes Them Right

A few aprcots from the north are Wis
ible in the retail fruit market of this city.
They are small. hard and sour. but dear
enough to offset all defects in quality 20
the dealers seem to think
The herald., 1895-05-14
IN THE HAT STORE

For MEN
Right is the motto of our Hat
store. Nothing is right with us until
it is better than can be had elsewhere.
Right styles and shapes; right quail
ties and makes and right prices; selec
that makes complete Hat store.
lOdozen Mems fine black wide-brim Fe-
doras uhe popular soft dress han silk
trimmed. 81. 90.
10 dozen, the same style and shape, un.
lined, ST. 80.
straw Hats for all who want the best at
close prices.
90 dozen Mems bright clean, dress,
Straw Hats, SOC; Canton, sennet and fancy
braids.
rs dozen Mems fine Straw Hats in Shapsi
Macknaw, Sennet and Yeddo braids
60 dozen Mems selected Straw Hats in all
the newest and standard makes.
Manila, Dunstable. Milan and extra
quality grades, 81. so, 81
Mems Straw Hats for business and ord-
nary wear, 35c and 40c.
The herald., 1895-05-14
A Pleasant Surprise

Can be given ones better half by presenting
her with a home, and il necessary to buy on
the installment plan. you may lie sure she will
help YOU do the saving Wha. woman wants
to live in a rented house? What would we do
without the gals, anyhow? OF course there's but
little difference between us s-mais, merci bien,
pour ce petit differen, e-oui. oui, oui. We
have install ment houses to sell. LANGWOR-
THY CO.. 22G s. Spring.
The herald., 1895-05-14
We Have Good Reason

public fully understand the unity that between advers
goods We make whenever the facts
but allow the desire for such statement of imaginative facts
This especially of Clothing There much current
concerning clothing stocks therefore well weigh carefully the state
that made public talk this subject the only permitted
inspiration comes from the goods, present and in sight
The herald., 1895-05-14

Kregelo e. Bresee, funeral directors.
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald., 1895-05-14

All druggists, $l.O0 per bottle or six for
SIS. 90. Also Yale's skin Food. so; Yale S
Complexion Cream, 81; Iale's Face Powder.
soc; Yale's Beauty Soap 25c. Nine, Yale,
Health and Com exion Specialist, Temple OF
Beauty, LAG State street, Chicago. Guide 10
Ceauty mailed free
The herald., 1895-05-14

Yales Hair Tonic makes hair grow on ba Id
heads stops hair falling in "a hours to one
week, makes hair grow as fast as it is posi- BILE
for it to grow. cures dandruf and all hair or
scalp diseases, perfect hair dressing, con tai us
no grease not sticky, and is absolutely pure.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-07
Cold Common Common

CALIFORNIA sTRAwBERRIEs-Per box soc
APPLEs-Fancy stock, s2.'59Soo; choice stock
CALIEoRN!A ouINcEs-None,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50: Cape Cod. 50. -.
MALAGA GRAPEs-Per sO-b. bbl,, Sc; per ss
EASTERN GRAPEs-No shipping stock
TROPICAL FRUITS.
oRANGEs-Me per box. si5o California
EMoNs-california. per box. a25a4.5o; Mes
BANANAS-Choice large stock. per bunch' S2.oo
az 25; medium sized punches. s1.75.
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEF-Lght western steers, 400 TO 600 lbs, 514
asc: good cows and heifers. 5A95isc; medium
en% and Eod eews
hefers. &c; cow rounds, &c; cow caucks, e!,se
steer chuoks &c; beef tenderloins, fresh, 1sc
beef rolls, boneless. Slac sirloin butts, boneless
SIsc; lon backs. boneless. Slsc; loin bacls 6isc
COW ribs, No. 3, sIsc; COW loins. No 3. 7c; steer
MUTToNNDressed mutton. SIC; racks, Shc
legs. &c; saddles, &c; stews 2hc. -.
shoulders, % SC; M pork shoulders, skinned, 5Ae;
icnderIoins lac; pigs feet, cleaned. per doz, 35c
HIDES AND TALLoW.
HIDEs-No. l. green hides. 4c; No. green
hides, Sc; No. / green salted hides 4isc; Ne; 2
sailed hides Se SG sn sTea R%es hsH @
40 lbs. Be-, No veal calf to Is lbs, Slac; Nc; No
SSss Es"' osa sS No. '2 dry IF n hides s S S5c Sy @
snlted hides, &c; part cured hides, NC per lb loss
'HsH sHEEP ;i' PELTs-Grecn sated, each 25d6Oc
green salted shearlings short wooed early sltins)
each i5c; dry shearlings tsaort wooled early
skins) No. l. each, 10c; dry shearlinss tsholt
wooicd early skins), No. l. each. 5c dry film,
Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts per lb
actual weight. 5a6c; dry nInt Kansas and Ne
brasla Murrain wool peits. per lb, actual weight
4M5c; dry flint Colorado butcher wool pelts. per
H. actual weight, 4dt6hc: dry flint Colorado
Murrain wool pelts. per ID. actual weight. 4Qac'
dry pieces and bucks, actual weight 4n5c;
feet cut on as II is useless TO pay freight on
.hem. -. . ,,
I, nlln M 2 n,
white u, &c; grease. yellow. 2lEc; grease, dark,
2c; old butter, 2a2Isc; beeswax, prime, l5a22c;
rough talluw. ll2c.
BoNEs-In car lots weighed nn1 delivered in
Chicago: Dry buffalo, per ton sl2DMli:OO: dry
country hlpached. per ton Sl0OOdl2OD; dry
country damp and mcaty. per ton. s6N0aS.Go.
WOOI-unwashed. tine heavy. 6g1c; line light;
chafry. S@9c; cotted and broken coarse, Iasc;
cottel and broken, hne; 6@sc' Fleece wash9ag d.
iSc; black Sc; bucks &c; tag locks. 2n3c; dead
pulled, 5@6c. -
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-07
BUSINESS STILL SLUGGISH
Accumulated Stocks Stand in the Way Of
New Orders.
NEW YEAR MAY BRING AN IMPROVEMENT
wheat Advances n Cent i'm Spite of
Large Interior Receipts-Low
Price Detcrs the Movement
Of Corn.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.--R. G.. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review of Trade, which issues to-
morrow, will say Business Is stll sluggish
as If gorged by excessive indulgence of ap-
petite for buying when prices were advanc-
ing. In nearly every branch stocks not
yet distributed to consumers stand In the
way of new orders. and competition of a
producing force largely exceeding the pres
ent demand puts down prices. that decline,
ietarding purchases yet more. After the
holidays many look for larger demand
For the present the springs of new business
are running low, but enough is doing on
old orders to keep most of the works en-
poyed in part and good proportion fully
Financial influences have not hindered
and rarely has the opening Of session of con-
gress affected business SO little.
Wheat has advanced about cent for the week,
though western receipts have been TO4Sl
bushels, against 3,72T.7Ss bushels last year. and
Atlantic exports Olour included again exceed last
years, 2,S26096 bushels. against 1ssi,7S1 bushels
last year. The best western estimates of the crop
less freely than year ago the low prices hin.
dcrlng but exports were 129S, 7ii bushels against
Cotton gained a quarter for the week and the
January option 2T points. The quantity which
year yea t to date @ does % not yet indicate yield 80
81 per cent smaller, as many predict though the
have taken about a third less than last year
Wool has been slightly strengthened by the
Coates Bros is only tenth of per cent higher.
Sales continue large, 6,4iS,1Oo pounds for the
week. of which 60 per cent was foreign. Manu-
facturers have much machinery idle at present
and orders thus far are not encouraging Dress
goods are in less demand and Atlantic all wool
cashmeres were reduced 10 per cent .
Iron and its products are lower, anthracite No;
1 at sls plates at L5' and bar lS cents and
Bessemer pig sl2 at Valley mills, with billets
$3.50 The average of all quotations Is Sla per
cent below the highest point in September but
actual sales are frequently made below quotations
There is more pressure TO sell southern pig mere
and some large transactions have been made by
concessions while the small demand has broken
the barbed wire combination and the two nail
and two bar associations are now In session TO
consider their policy. Rails have not changed
while Bessemer pig has declined % and billets 80
per ton, and a purchase of 10000 tons for san
Francisco from England is noticed. with con-
siderable importation Of wire nails at Boston.
Copper is weaker at IA cents for lake with
narrow demand. and tin is n quarter weaker. with
the visible supply here and abroad 9,2il tons.
against 90 ii5 tons year ago. Anthracite coal
is weaker and sold at $3.50 here, against AlS ac'
cording to circular.
Failures in the United States for the week have
been 32l against 3s5 Inst year. and fifty-two In
Canada against forty last year.