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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
WOULD CHANGE
:. ORGANIC; ACT
-.
Carter. May Follow Dole
+. as Next Hawaiian
-:
!. &. 4. Governor:

HONOLULU, Aug: Arrangements
are already being made in: Washington
to influence President Roosevelt in the
choice of a Governor TO succeed Mr.. Dole,
whose term expires next MaA The prime
movers in the. matter are those Repub-
licans who were soured at the nQn-ap-
podntment Of Harold Sewafl by President
Mckinley. Sfrice then they have kept up
"a running attack upon Dole and all his
deeds. It is. now believed that Dole will
be succeeded by George R. Carter, Sec
rotary OF the Territory, who has proved
himself an: excellent man in the position
he now holds, and would doubtless make
an equally good Governor.
The attack, however, is to be made
through Congress by "a change in the
organic act which will empower the Gov
eminent to appoint a Governor from the
mainland. The few white Republican NAL
contents are supported by some of the
native Hawaiians who have been dissat-
isfled with, everything in the shape of
government since the annexation Of Ha-
wall They seem to forget that a change
in the organic act such they suggest
will be a frank avowal of the unfitness
of the Hawaiian people for self-govern-
ment
Congress is not likely to take the mat
ter seriously and the influence of other
Territories will certainly be thrown
against any such attempted diversion Of
Territorial rights.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
PAINTS IN ARMS
OF HER HUSBAND
Court Dismisses Arnold
Case and Young
Wife Swoons.
Judge Finds No Evidence to
Connect Them With the
Diamond Theft. =.
Oakland once San Francisco Call.

oakland ONCE San Francisco CALL
111s Broadway. Sept. 1.
With a hysterical Outburst Of weeping.
Mrs. Eloise Arnold swOoned in her hus-
hands arms this afternoon in the Police
Court when Judge George Samuels an
nOunced his decision discharging her and
Charles E. Arnold. her husband. who had
been under examination on charge OF
stealing $1,000 worth Of diamonds from
Mrs. Mary c. Robinson.
Arnold and his wife were sitting on a
bench listening with strained ears for the
courts decision, and as it came the wom-
an collapsed. She was taken in charge
by her husband. her mother, Mrs. Under
wood, and several women friends. who
restored the young wife to consciousness.
In his. decision Judge Samuels said the
evidence had failed 70 show at most any
thing more than a suspicion. There had
been nothing presented, the Judge held.
to connect the. ArnOlds with the posses
sion of the gems that were said to have
been Stolen. Concerning the finding OF
the watch and chain in the room the. Ar
holds had occupied. his Honor dismissed
that matter entirely from the case de-
claring that IL had no. bearing whatever.
In the defense Miss a. Bassanio OF San
Francisco testified that on May II. the
day Mrs. Robinson claimed her diamonds
were stolen, Mrs. Arnold was at her
home in San francisco. during. the hours
when, 1t was charged. the jewelry was
taken. ). %
Attorney NJ C. chapman. for the Ar.
nOlds, declared they; were victims Of an,
infamous conspiracy. '.-..-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
PREPARATIONS
FOR ELECTION
Three Straight Tickets
Will Be Presented :.
to Voters.
Indications Of Republican
Success Observed by =.
Politicians.

The Democratic Municipal Convention
will assemble Monday, September IA, and
probably adjourn for one week. Gavin
McNab and his lieutenants- will adhere to
their old-time tactics of postponing NOM
nations until the Republican ticket has
been made up. Thomas w. Hickey is
slated for chairman of the Democratic
convention. The Horse and Cart dele
gates and others who are not in harmony
with the regular organization may make
a vigorous effort to break the slate.
For the sake Of harmony and good feel
Ing Mr., McNab may concede a point or
two in organization, but, he has the
strength. nevertheless, to carry out his
own programme. Franklin K. Lane can
have the Democratic nomination for
Mayor If he wants 1t. The question now
is whether he wants 1t.
The certainty that there will be three
straight tickets in the field renders the
chance. of Democratic success somewhat
remote. Michael Caseys men may or
ganize some kind Of a labor party on the
side in order to help Lane and down
Schmitz. bat such an exhibition Will not
attract Republican workingmen. who are
now getting ready for alignment in the
national campaign Of 1904.
The present indications are that the
Republicans Of San Francisco will sup
port the nominees of. the Republican local
convention, provided "a fairly good ticket
is placed in the field by the representa-
tives of their party.
The registration office at the City Hall
Is now open for the convenience Of voters
who are not registered. The registration
for the municipal election closes Ssptem-
ber-z3. All citizens registered since Jan
uary ], 1902. who have changed their res
fdence.. are required to reregister. on or
before the 23d day of September.
The Union Labor party convention will
meet this evening at the Turk-street
Temple
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
SAY VANDALs HAVE
CUT LARGE CABLES
Telephone Companies Complain of
Malicious Work in This City.
and Oakland.

and Oakland.
The Pacific States and Sunset Tele-
phone and Telegraph companies issued
the following statement yesterday:
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l. 1905
In San Francisco and Oakland during the
last few days. about twenty Of our most i'm
portant cables. varying from 100 to 400 wires
each have been cut in manhOles and on poles
utterly destroying the service OF a large num-
Der of our principal subscribers The tele-
phone company is repairing these as rapidly
possible.
We. wish to say In connection with this mat
ter that this work has been done at the in
stance Of the strike managers and By strange
men who have been imported into the city OF
San Francisco for this purpose. We DO not
believe that any of this. work has been done
by ex-employes. very large percentage
of whom anxious 10 return to work. but
are. terrorized by the emissaries OF the strike
managers.
The following is a partial list OF the cuts
that occurred last night at midnight:
Two underground cables cut on at spear and
Aeria4 cable cut at Main and Folsom
Aerial cable cut at BeaIe and Folsom.
TWO crossarms Of wires cut at Fulton near
Two aerial cables cut at McAIlister and De
Underground cable cut at Hayes and Brod-
Underground cable cut at First and Tehama-
|. UNDERGROUND cable Page and Steiner
Aerial cable McAllister and Pierce.
Aerial cable Fifteenth and Guerrero
The Nelephone cOmpanys men have been as
sa,sitAd dav after day and. no expense will be
spared to bring the offenders against lie and
property to Justice.
While the destruction Of the company prop
erty does II financial harm, and the subscribers
great business injury. such Work cannot settle
the strike and It surely paves the way to the
peultentiary, for the Offenders.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Circulars Are Sent. to
Authorities to Re-
=. strain Jews. :
Efforts VIII Be Made to Crush
Out the National :,
MuskOvite officials Insist on the
strietest Vigilance, So That He /.
brews May Not Continue
:. !. IN Their Project. 80
sessIai plspatsh. to. me can


LONDON: Sept. 1.-The Times, Russian
correspondents. state. that a secret circa-
lar has been issued. by Minister OF the
Interior DepTehave to- the Governors of
provinces -prefecfs and other authorities
against ZionisIn. The circular explains
the hostility OF Russia TO-. the promotion
o. the Jewish national idea, and. orders
the authorities. to take stringent: meas
5 uFes-. TO prevent its consummationt 1t
:reads:ih partl> ~
= EProbihLt action: Of .'mahfas. -
travelling. 7agitators who make speeches
IN. synegogues and PUBLIC meetings. =
! -Secone-Doe not 'aROw public meetings
of Jews %
- Third-Forbis conferences Of. delegates
Who are members pf Zionist ':orgapiza-
sons ss 80 q.
= 'Fourth- Prevent the collection Of mon7
ey for tise Jewish national fund. :,
.rFfftb-C'Ompel 'Za0nist Headers to. bind
--heudselg-esa in writing not only TO. collect
70. more funds for the prohaotion: Of the
Zionist scheme, but TO. agree TO transfer
tlie fcu1s to the Odessa Society. for help
irs E Jews n Syria and Palestine. and to
.c0ntscade for that purpose ALI shares Of
The Jewish national fund now Circulating
IN Russia. d" .e5
sixth-Clssely- watch all schools: lfBrar+
res and other institutions where
Hebrew is taught. =:
-Serenth-Report 10 Minister OF Interior
Hith regard 20 all Zionist. incIfnations
and upon all candidates for position OF
Rabbi and other Offices.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
CHIEF SULLIVAN GOES
EAST FOR TWO MONTHS
Will Attend Fire. Fighters Conven-
ton and Study Latest East - .
eru Methods -.

Chief d. T: Sullivan Of the local Fire
Department started East last evening.
He was accompanied across the bay by
a multitude of friends who wished him
self and wife godspeed on their long jour.
ney. Mrs. Eva G. Graney, wife Of the
politician, was also in the party and
scores Of her friends went along to swell
the numbers. - -
Travellers were astonished at the fare
wen reception TO the popular people. Mrs.
Sullivan and Mrs Graney were shOwered
with flowers and candy and rOundly
cheered as. the train pulled out for the
East. Their drawing-reOms were prettily
decorate and during the short wait for
the mail TO be put on board the over
land the Chief and his fair. companions
held a reception Many tears were shed
at parting and handshakings were firm
and numerous. . .-
Among those whp crossed the bay with
the travellers were Captain Spiuane OF the
Police Department, Colonel Herbert ChOy-
inski, George Duf1eld, Fire Marshal Towe,
Battalion Chief John Wills, John Murphy,
John j. Gleason, Z. NJ. Graney, Judge
Kerrigan. John F. Cunningham. Max RO-
senfeld, Mr. and Mrs Harry James. Her
man FOrtriede, Miss George Dow, James
E Britt Sr., George Maxwell, Fire Com
missioner Parry, George Lowenberg, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry eastman, William Fin
igan. Mrs. James COffroth, Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. James McNally. Mrs. Caverly; Mrs
Charles Caverly. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Rice, Mrs. Peterson and others.
Chief Sullivan will journey to Atlantic
City to attend the convention Of fire. chiefs
Of the United States. He will make an
effort to have the convention meet. in
this city in 1905 The Chief will be gone
two months and Will visit the various
cities of the East and study the latest IN
fire fighting apparatus and methods in
vogue there. .-''
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
PRESS EXCLUDED FROM
HAGUE ARBITRATION COURT
At First Session on Venezuelan
4. Claims Question Programme =.
Is Mauned Ont


THE HAGUE, Sept I-Profsssor LAM
masch OF Austria has been appointed one
OF the srbitrators in the Venezuelan
question. DR.. Zorn, a professor at the
University. Of KOenigsberg, represents
Germany in the arbitration court .
- The hrst session. to-day. Of the court;
which is TO decide the Venezuelan Claims
was occupied by the discussion of pro.
cedure 10 be followed The members of
the Council. Of Ministers, the Premier
Dr. Kuyper and the Foreign. Minister
Baron Won Lyndens were present The
press was excluded from the court Sew:
erai representatives OF the Interested gov
ernments have. not yet arrived.
:. The Venezuelan counsel has protested
TO the secretary Of the =: tribunal
against the delay entaiIed by the failure
on the part Of Great Britain and Ger
many TO ask the Gar to appoint three
arbitrators 10 time for the opening of
the tribunal. It is believed that the
Venezuelan counsel will insist on the
domination OF arbitrators and the organ
ization of the tribunal as soon as pos
sible.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
OF. INTEREST TO PEOPLE =.
'+. OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Postofhce. Changes, Army Orders
and. --latest. Patents Issued to a..
Local Inventors.


WASHINGTON, .sept. I.LPostothce estsh-
lsshed Washington 1lerwla. sSnoHomfsh Cour-
W. " hIlaEa Bound. .possusastec- 20.
. =E7qstofhce dsdonjinueG SsPtember 50; WASH:
iReton--klto. Ceinmbia Coupty; mail 10 Star.
F6urth-olass p6stEaastsr apboinres:'. caufus.
-nia-l5oran ". Iraver, Little ..tl5csS. Los Az
ge!es CQunty. vice. Samuel J. Brsa baker. rk-
. army eraera First Lieutenant Eqbert p
sir1lobs assistant surgeon. from iris city 10 his
station ln. the Department; sof' California.
p. Pstenfs as follows were issued ro-dayi' ..
.California-1Tl Lazn C. Anderson. sssighor 70
3 ANDERSON E3arn-l1r04er Manufactures C6mpa-
san jose. eldneratlng apparatus; Fossy w:
sel tireer, san jose -EeSer transElltttpg me-
Ealc to--E g. Subrer5 san eFsTa ncisco, Printing
as.a1hFlent for. loli-paper hodges. Edward 8.
C0ll. Jos Angeles. RESILIENT multiple contact
trolley Whsel, Thomas Collins. bumper .fp'
. ra!rwaE cars MathGde r. Cords assfgnor 10
d arcilc Pine Needle Company. san Francisco,
fl1e. needle stulhng Tor mattresses and mskrIig
sane carrie r Cox Los Anselez, clothes
p y site, Los Angeles, hoist John H Hansvan.
san: Francisco. window cleaning chair; Chris
t0pher 'Harpold Santa Paula, fruG cutters
Ava =. Haynes Mheatlend, moving machine.
Mis- 4 HeymAn. Los Angeles deep well
pump Charles r. 3fldecock. Oakland. asst En0E
Toy Aesne assignments 10 Eagle Engine COM
Dar.!- san F'rancisco. cooling means for gas
engines. same. Tepqr generator; Wsllace 4
Ho6ts Oakland, file making machine 0w6J
same brick making machine; Louis Kragen;
san. Francisco. convertible bed snd sofa 8.
chair. Edwin. ". Tucker, san Francisco. mes
colransible table: John WeichharSs san Fran
cisco. belt shifting. device.
g.. OreEon-1lelson .. AsdeIl, assigaor one-ha1f
90 o. r. Denorest. Lake View, nut lock; RioIi-
srd* h Hodge Central Point stsvepipe las
tener, Jacob kuItes, assiRnor 70 Eectralene
Manufacturing Company Portland . scetyleDe
gas. genera tor. LEWIS G. Preston West6n fas.
.teuing device; Pauline Rumrnelin, Portland
candle holder Cor Christmas trees. Albert 4
% ~ agrnire. woods CDrnbinatiou tool:
- W assl ington--derman FesenfeId, HoQuiara.
bicycle mud. guard; Charles Finnegan, Falr
.Hahe en- combined resaw and bevel siding ma
.chirei Gustav. Olsen. Port Blakesey, srubblhg
machine. John. p Urbsnel1, York. cireulator
Tor steam boilefs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
DEMENTED MINER rs LOST
on NEW BEDFORD DESERT
Wanders Away During the Night
and All Hope of Finding Him o.
Ahandnnad :.

TONOPAH. New: Sept 1.-The story OF.
a miners awful privation and probable
death. on the desert comes from Lunning.
on the line OF the Carson and Colorado
Railroad. James O'Brien IS the name OF
the unfortunate man. Being unable. to
secure employment here, O'BEien started
to walk TO Reno where he claimed. TO
have friends. For four days he wandered
about. and when he reached Lunning he
was completely exhausted. His condition
aroused sympathy. and after being fed
he was given shelter for the night He
was missing the next. morning, but his
shoes were found alongside of the bed he
had occupied He was tracked as far as
the. New Bedford desert, where his coat
and vest were found. There all trace OF
him was lost Search for him has. been
abandoned, as O'Brien is without doubt
dead by this time. He is. thought to have
been demented from exposure
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
SUPREME COURT MUST
DECIDE FILIPINo'S CASE
Native Murderer, Who Escaped,
Raises Question as to Civil
Governments Powers.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The War De-
partment has decided to refer to the Su-
preme Court of the Philippines the case
of the native Filipino Dunphy, who was
convicted of murder by the Military Gov
eminent and sentenced to death. He es-
capped and was apprehended after the
Philippines passed into civil control. His
attorneys make the claim that the Civil
Government cannot carry out the SEN
tence Of the Military Government. 1t is
expected that the case ultimately will be
taken to the United States Supreme Court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
LINEMAN AT STOCKTON
is ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

STOCKTON, Sept. 1-Charles. s. Stith
received 1000 volts of electricity from a
wire carrying an alternating current,
while engaged in painting a pole this
morning, and was killed. The flesh of
both arms and one side was badly burned.
Stith is from Kansas, where he leaves
a mother and a sister. He came from
San. Francisco a week ago and was in the
employ of the Stockton Gas and Electric
Company. he had worked for years as
a lineman and was an experienced man.
While painting he. rested each arm over
separate wires. thus ''shorting'' the cur
rent
stith was rs years Of age and unmar-
ried.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Marriage Licenses.

OAKLAND. Sept. 1.-The following
marriage licenses were ISSUED by the
County Clerk to-day:
Frank M. Davis, over q, Oakland and
Eleanor ]. .Rivard, over IS San Francis
co; Frank z. Siefert. IS. and Della Wood
ruff. q. both of San Francisco; E. Cook
Clark. 80. searsmon. Me-, and Theresa
A. Barker, 30. Oakland; Joseph Carero
%. and Katie King, 20. both OF San Le-
andre: Francis A. Hoey. 80. Mokeumne
Hill, and Edith 4. Titus. %. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
rrain cuts OF Both Her Feet.

MONTERREY, Sept Mrs. A Brown,
a resident of San Jose, who with her
daughter Mrs. Allen. has been spending
the summer at Pacific Grove, was run
over by the incoming Del Monte express
near Pacific Grove depot this evening and
had both feet cut of at the ankle. The
unfortunate woman was going along the
track to the depot, and becoming Hurried
at the approach of the train, stepped In
front of 1t. Her injuries are expected to
prove fatal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Pioneer Dies Suddenly.

SALINAS, Sept. 1.-Ezekiel G. Dodge,
a pioneer resident of San Antonio Val
ley, was found dead Sunday under pecu-
liar circumstances. He went to JoIon Sat
urday evening for his mail, after which
he started for his home. Sunday MORN
ing his horse and cart were found near
the Episcopal church at Jolon, with
Dodge dead in the cart holding the reins.
The Coroner's jury found that death re-
suited from heart. disease.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
MICHIGAN MAN KILLS
DAUGHTER ACCIDENTALLY

OTSEGO, Mich, Sept. duncan Swan
accidentally shot and killed his daughter
Mary yesterday. Swan had been troubled
with crows in his corn. Yesterday he
saw the stalks moving, and thinking
crows were in the patch again discharged
his shotgun at the moving corn. To his
horror. his daughter screamed. and. he
found that he had shot her in the breast.
She was gathering corn for dinner and
her father did not know 1t. Swan is
nearly crazed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
GERMAN INVENTS A
SPEAKING PHOTOGRAPH

BERLIN, Sept. l-Oskar Messter, who
has invented an apparatus combining the
photograph and moving photograph ma
chine, so as to produce a speaking pho
tograph, gave a private view of his in
Yention to-day, with satisfactory results.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE HAIRBRUsH
Breeds Dandruff, Which Causes Fall
=. ing Hair and Finally Badness.

p Professor Unna. Hamburg. Germany,
European. authority on skin diseases, says
that dandrun is as contagious as any
other malevolent disease; and that one
common source Of the spread of dan
drum is the use Of the same hairbrush
by different persons. The way to avoid
c6tehing dandrUh or any other disease
from another's brush is 10 insist on the
use Of Newbro's Herpicide. II not only
kills the oandruf germ, but IL is also
an antisepuc that Will prevent the catch
ing OF any disease whatever through con-
tagiOn. Of another's brush Sold by lead
Ing druggists. Send 10c in stamps for
sample TO The Herpicide Co., Detroit,
Mich
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
IPLUCKY WIFE OF A UNIVERSITY
PROFESSOR CAPTURES A BURGLAR
discovers Thief Crouching in Corner of Linen Closet and
Before He Can Spring Out She Slams the Door in His
Face Locks and Then Summons Marshal by Telephone

:: !: =: :: : ): =:
California, is the heroine of a
burglar hunt that began early
this morning and ended by her shutting
the robber up in closet until the police
arrived to take him.. She was assisted in
the capture by her husband and her
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02

The Pacific States and Sunset Tele-
phone and Telegraph companies issued
the following statement Yesterday:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
STRONGEST MAN LIVING.
Gets More Than One Hundred Dollars
Day in London.

A strong man has appeared in Lon.
don who. 1t is said. is the strongest
man the world has ever seen. as far
as all records go. He is drawing $3.50
week and is booked solid In London
for year.
The strong man is n Russian, twen-
ty-four years old, and five feet eight
inches in height. with n weight OF 2lO
pounds, by name George Hacken.
schmidt. He can take two fifty-six-
pound dumbbells in either hand and
turn ten forward or backward somer.
saults, alighting each time In the
same place, covered by handker-
chief. He can take twenty.eight-
pound dumbbell in either hand and
jump his height. In wrestling match
with heavyweight policeman in Lon.
don he lifted the officer by the ankle
and held the squirming piece OF hui
manity at arms length. bowed and
thus carried the man off the stage.
But what would one not expect to
hear about n man who has u normal
chest OF fifty-four inches?
He Is monstrosity of muscle who
lifts n 350-pound dumbbell with com.
paratiye ease and throws It from one
arm to the other. This young man
was educated for the priesthood and
speaks tive languages.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Pills are for the kidneys only and cure
the dangers of urinary and bladder
disorders. from common Inflammation.
to Dropsy. Diabetes. Brights disease.
Case No. 40.32l-Mr. w. II. Ham
mer. well.known builder. residing at
1875 N. Hinde street, Washington C. H..
Ohio. says: Il am glad to endorse n
remedy which possesses such inesti-
mable value as Doan's Kidney Pills.
They cured me OF inflammation OF the
bladder which mad caued me much an
noyance and anxiety because OF the
frequency and severity of the attacks.
! have advised others to take Doan's
Kidney Pills and know they will not
be disappointed In the results"
A FREE TRIAL OF this great kidney
medicine which cured Mr.. Hammer
will be mailed on application to any
part of the United States. Address
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y. For
sale by all druggists. Price 30 cents
per box.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
Growth Of Population.

In his presidential address to the
ROYAL Statistical Society in London,
Major Craigie pointed out that since
1880 the population of the world had
increased from, approximately. Si7,-
100000 to. approximately, l.600,O00.-
COO. of whom one-fourth are in conti-
mental Europe. The empires of China
and Great Britain account for about
one.haif of this number. Six states,
and six only, govern and protect about
three-fourths. and ten control six
sevenths. The order in which the ma.
tions stand Is Great Britain. China,
Russia. France (all over 1000 ,O00)
United States. Germany, Japan, Aus
tria.Hungary. Holland and Italy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

In later letter she says: - am only
too thankful to you for your kind advice
and for tho good health that am -nioying
wholly from the use oi your p.Tunl. Have
been out to tho Yellow Stone Saiionai
Park and many other places Of tho ~es,.
and shall aiWaya ihank yoa ioE your g-n.
esuaiiy. Mrs. 4. T.. Li,,lo.
II YOU 10 no, derive pfump; and saiis-
factory results iTnn the urn aI rutuna.
write at once to Dr. Hartman. Eivin. \
full statement II your case ani he will b,
pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis
Address DR.. Hartman. rTrsiirni ~ Tho
Hartman SaniiaIiufn. Columbus. ohic>