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herbins


Renders the bile more fluid and. thus
helps the blood to flow; It affords
prompt relief FROM biliousness, indi-
gestion, sick and nervous headaches,
and the over-indulgence in food and
drink. Herbine acts quickly. dose
after meals will bring the, patient
into good condition in q few days.
G.. L. Caldwell, ACT. NJ. X. and T.
r. r., ChecTah, Ind. Ter. writes.
Anril 1s, 1868 II was, sick for over
swo years With enlargement OF ths
liver ana spleen. The doctors did me
no good, and had given up all hope
Of being cured, when my druggist al
vised rae to use Herblne, 1t has
made NE sound and WE'LL zoe,
Sold by Schuh Drug Co.
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k.Isce,lsneous.'


Money on call very easy. H9I
Time loans easy; 60 and 80 days, 20
"a per cent: SIX months. 3Ik@3N
Prime rucrcaut'ie poper ~ liih3
per cent; sterling exchange fisu,
~ 1910 demand. $500 sixty cays.
Ear silver. 49,.
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AT ST. LOUIS.
1y Associated prese.

ST. Louis. Aug, 3.-CATTLE- Re
ceipts, 5000; market weak AMI slow
er. Beef steers, S3E00s5.Go; stockers
and feeders. s2-se%S35o. Cows AMI
heifers, $2259s4.50; Texas steers
S280@s425.
HOGS Receipts, 5000; market 10
higher; range, $4.50Q$5.47M.
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Fated
To Die of Paralysis
Lille Father.
Helpless Invalid Fer
Three Years.
Or. Niles Nervine Made
Ny Nerves Strong.

sYo- r1a-v years SUI red from terrible
headaches az. Dzlns = NJ. ha-e u be brain,
s1l h1sllv 90 % laG tati vas ostfSonle
vita nerssls Frrs'ssGcn. I'D irecreri
dizzy spells @ad vsF - seL snf e-hsusie3
that : colld take bat lite s0o1. The les;
pas liars toij n. e,u.s not I've. t-st
wolf rile - paralysis. az ny is.seE al
gran iaiaer ha1. T1su air,d n, l7.-es "A.
-sl.G. IN si.rec ysI-s. vhes le1-d e D..
A..cs Ret-5-z.i4c N-7-1s 49,. lel a t-i-g
T. .sst y5Essr-. sci. le:;cr tas1 : Eza -
-. n rla7y ys-.s. saG I've lc- bccn
lscu5lea ". lrlse IRA Ill n-s1 4cslts ssEce
I frEs used Dr. I.es Rest,1.tIvs Nsryise
Ny sppetite IS Ysci AK NJ nesvss are
s,rozZ- H-sizs. - D.. B5r<nei,. zsl9 Czs-
lsn- %res klr1espo. is,. - f,.r- e. --a-s
X y riznY y--Ts ] s1f.ssr1 zen IcrTyzs
1r,ss1sf- %. A. - q rot cir-ct TT ha1ae
hoid sfsl-s. nyr ls~e sly esies. ~ s.5rl-
sc1 zas rc~7 weak tc1clci.s vr-y az
were, AID I Wa 90 nsrs-ns q t1cre vas
no. = nsgst T. r-zrs fea. 4 ts.rf over Oae
hsur :. li-nc- w s-,ent flniie-s 81 SoL
iass - dec: rs a7i m-d. .ilr. 4 vss taken
= Caie- > sn- s-czse4 - s7.--isiis' ~,
EecefTs4 10 t-7cf- = al. IL y had
q IL Milo ftrgzle.s ~ heszn - uss. (
as sg1p.isrf at i h-,s-d - - oaist's.
IA gr-st .zs ~ ~ - tic. si'cr rssrg
800 -.s,.;l-s TT J ss1 'riy ---cFcL-d HE-
keaita- NJ. =. 4 Llc-npsol, Oulr-a,
IA s-r-Ss-s s.z..-- E.ersas-ss as esis
Z. ~ Eer.r7t-s .S--q y iss< fook
- E-r - a.. :. "a -. ;s1-s "A srr<s
". xi<s xrs-csi Co. Ei2s-E- 80
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Cures scis.ics.

Rev. W. /. Riley, LID, Cuba, New
York, writes: after fifteen days Of
excrucisting pain from sciatic rheu-
matisn, unaer yariols treatments,
vas induced to try Billiards. Snow
l.inimeai; the FIRST application giving
my first relief and the second entire
relief. can give it unqualified re
communication. &c. zoe, S1.00. Sold
by Schulz Drug Co.
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Stocks ! Bonds ) Cereals |

net hishor, september olbadd s9A.
CQRN--R2cepts, s0.eg0; exports,
1900. Spot easy; No. 2, 57A elevator
and 57Ss \. D. ,. afoas. No. 2 yellow
COZ: No. 3 white, 5sN.. Options clos
ca hei d.kilns A5%. September
closed 5cM. ssf
OATS Receipts, $4,000; spot dull;
mixed oats 4iI&3:, white, 45d46;
Clipped white, 46Gi.
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pRop1kloM MARker.

BUTT ER -Steady. unchanged.
ClEEsE-lrregula large and
small GN 66% to 8. 4.
ElGS-F ilmer; prices unchanged
COFFEE Market closed somewhat
irregular, net points lower TO 3
points higher Sales, 10000 bags
Spot Rio, steady; mild steady.
SUGAR-eRaw, firm; refined, firm
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prcof Positive.

Simk'ns My wife 10 2 woman OF
areGrkab.e strength Of mind"
Think ladeed"
Sinfins-" She never. buys
1stn.rg nj bargain sale that she
.nsn't want"
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LIVERPOOL Quotations.

y NE % .-Idl1u Y u
Liverpool. Avg. S-WHEAT-Spot
futures steady; septsn Der
e. iestd- Dece;sher. cs f1S.d.
C0HS-spot stcafiy: American mix
ed ncr. = Sad. OLD. > ciLe II
lures stsaa.. September. IS 5Ed.
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Mrs Hiram SandsrsoH. Jancsvilie-
OJr batg vas never stro7gs cur phys
clA1 azsissd 8oLlsts.'s Rockv Tea
one 7selsse inade Ter stroeg. z5sy
ard szeissz.. > iT1Eszxs 70 yOs.f Toa.
Paul c. S<.lua & So-s.
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hINNEApcLls CEREALS.
tha Arrnrfzfon ISrl -

.li-reasci.s. Aug. 3-wHSAT-
September Sc; Decer.ber. sz7s; 40. l
hard. s. CGis; No. : northern. s104K;
Nc. ? northern, sl-52is.
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tn,,.cars u. e. Perr.n.

TIE - esica1s arc, - n nation TIE
scat re1mea g lie va.a Ia ,Ls
british .l.os ~ Z c'ose sSccaL
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go YoRK csA.N MARkgT.

b Ass9flafed frrss.
Ny Tcrk. Az. 3-WHZAT-3e-
ceipts. .Es.se3. z2o- iz1. 10. z red.
non5asi e.eFssors No. rs. 81 E g
.. aaost. Options ciOsed A q X
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CHICAGO GRAM MARKETS.

+ Ch.cago, Aug 3.--The following was
The range CT prices for the day:
WHEAT
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

u -Hl N5aUCIJLIL FItls.
Ca;caEo. Aug. 3-The following
3ers the receipts and shipments in
car load lots fTo-a this market today:
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rlle CASE MARKErs.
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

Cash prices bid In the Cairo mar.
ket Monday were as follows:
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81. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS.

St. Louis. Aug. S.-The following
was the range Of prices for the day:
WHEAT.
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Open High Low Arg 8. A
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-11-09
7 AN EMERY STEEL WITH SMALL ADS-FREE
REAL EsmArE-crrY-roR SALE.

REAL Es-ArE-cTrY-FoR SALE.
C. H. UMBsEN 3 CO.. % Montgomery 81
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
VI investment residence and unimproved
properties will be held Tuesday, Nov. IS. 1904.
at our salesroom. % Montgomery St, at Il
O'Clock noon
Executor 5 Sale.
Subject TO confirmation by the Superior Court
improvements consist OF houses OF $40
rooms and bath each; rented nominaIy Tor
Sloz 90 per month splendid holding 70 I'M
prove; bank mortgage Of Sl4.5O0 at per cent
NJ. MeKENNA ESTATE
ADMINISTRATION SALE
OF rooms and bath: lot s5x1O0: subject TO
continuation by the Superior Court.
SARAH RYAN ESTATE.
Administrative Sale.
500 Castro St. between 18th and 18th; i'm
Of and bath. brick foundation. etc;
lot 2Sxst %; subject TO confirmation by the SUI
pertor Court
CHOICE WESTERN ADDITION Residence
laos McAllister ST. north line, bet. Pierce
and Scott; improvements consist OF an elegant
and substantially built residence Of is rooms,
bath and servants room. etc; large grounds
garden and lawn: nicely situated. lot 55x137: g.
RICHMOND DISTRICT PROPERTIES
No I.
500 18th ave. near ST.: new cottage Of
rooms and bath: nicely finished; rent So.
No. 2
6O4 c ST.. near It'll ave. new cottage Of
rooms and bath; nicely finished rent $50.
sNO. 3.
900 and 602 St. 9TH ave-; two new
fats OF 6-5 rooms and bath each; rents $50
No. 4.
143 ST., bet. Sth and 9th ayes; new mod
ern cottage of rooms and bath; rents $50 per
month.
No. s.
1872 c St. bet. sth and 9th aves.; modern
dwelling OF rooms and bath; rents $50 per
month
MISSION BUSINESS PROPERTY.
2717-19 oath st.. bet Alabama and Florida;
improvements consist of a two-stOry building.
containing store and fiat Of rooms; rents
SS1 lot 2Tx1O4 g.
MISSION COTTAGE
1920 York St. bet. 25th and 18th SITS; Inn
provements consist OF a bay-window cottage
Of rooms and bath: lot 26x1OO; bank mort
gage Of $500 at per cent can remain
MISSION RESIDENCE.
406 Both ST.. bet. Sanchez and Noe; I'M
provements consist OF a twO-story bay window
dwelling OF 8 rooms and bath; lot okla
For catalogue and further particulars apply
office.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.
20 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-11-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, November T. 1904
Sealed proposals. in trpIicate will be re-
ceived here until IL o'clock a. m. November
IT 1904 and then opened for constructing
sea wall and repairing concrete walks in
Guiding necessary grading. at Fort Mason.
California. Government reserves the right
to reject or accept any OF all bids in whole
or in part Information furnished on appli-
cation to VIM s. PATTEN Assistant Quar-
termaster General Chief Quartermaster
UNITED STATES Engineers Office. Flood
building, San Francisco. Cal, Nov 8. 1904
Sealed proposals for dredging In Napa River,
Cal, will be received here until II noon,
December s. 1904 Information on applica-
ton. W. II. HEUER. Col. Bngrs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-11-09
ROOFING.

ROOFS sidewalks and cellar floors laid and
repaired: low prices: all work guaranteed
Chicago Roofing Company F. HERMANN
Manager, 500 Second st.
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HELP wANTED-MALn.

PERRY's MERCANTILE BUREAU.
SOC Market St, room 325, fifth floor
Office hours, a. N. TO 5 p. m.
Bookkeeper's assistant. Sl5 10 S25 week
photographic S15 week
Manager department store. -.........S 25 week
Bill and entry clerk SIS week
Drug clerk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 week
Checker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS week
Timekeepers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS week
Accountant --.--...-.-..--...S 15 to $25 week
Collector ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS week
Floor manager. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS week
shipping clerks ..-.-.-.-.........$ 15 week
General office work. ....-.-.........$1 $40 week
Bank clerk, bond required .-........$ 25 week
Young man. learn dentistry ......... $40 week
sos Market ST., room 325 fifth floor
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-11-09

SALESMEN-Every bank and business house
knows us; our goods are salable; we can en-
ploy few more men on our new map Of the
L. S. and World; large SCALE clearly en-
graved; beautifully colored frequently sells
at sight: plan OF work of great help in
getting orders many OF statesmen aver
aging from SIS to $40 per week. no expert
ence necessary; permanent employment
Write for full information, RAND, Nc
NALEY & CO., Chicago ILL.,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10
NOEICE FOR PUBLICATION.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, LAND
- Office at The Dalles, Ore. Oct. Y, 1904
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support ,o OF
,Nre tH, Wawter Crawford. ounty Clerk, at Hepp-
ner, oregon, on the 18th day OF December 1901
tO-wit: ,r ur of
Eva M. Cowdrey, formerly Eva N Emry' OF
16i7' Ii7 for i NJ SEE and NJ swA Of Section g.
To South Range % W. NJ.
She names the following witnesses 10 p,2pe ti :,
her continuous residence upon and cultlVaIlon
Of ssid land, to-wit: Holly Ieathers, FRED
Knighten, william Beamer and Frank Cramer'
all OF Hardman Oregon. D;.o
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10

This" observed WI, as he lifted a
a,ox-like affair from his trunk is one
-of the grectest wonders of America
at doesn't look very wonderful,'
commented Isl Ann, tucking one foot
,up where she could sit on it and the
throne at the same time, relates the
Chicago Tribune.
NO, but even in America no one can
Understand it. Listen.
Don't put that thing to my ear"
cautioned Tsi Ann. rs this another
IF those telephones"
20 no. This is worse than the tele-
I1hOne. 1t is a gas meter"
"A gas meter? What does it do?"
The consumer"
How does it work?"
That is a mystery. 1t is only y known
ahat it works always and untiringly.
ii works while you sleep and while
you wake. Ii never stops. 1t is con-
.>tructed after the Newtonan theory
of creation. 1t has something in 1t
1hat just keeps it whirling on and on,
at so much per revolution, and nobody
knows what Keeps it moving, and no.
f)ody can stop it."
That's funny"
Funny, yes. But very sad in Amer
sea. Listen to it. Hear it running
right along. Thank Confucius and the
800 Yods of the Pale Green mountains, !,
The gas company never will get the
chance to read what this meter has
recorded"
But" said the empress, 'is there
rlo escape from this in Amsrioa7"
None"
'"It must be worse than manifest des-
siny" sS.
1T IS"
"Wu," remarked Tsi Ann. with that
intelligent smile which has enshrinei
her in the hearts of curio collectors
Tlyu, l am glad you were sent to Amer
ica. At one time almost had decided
TO become civilized"
$50 had l." ackn Owledged WI, "but
the bite of the dog, as the foreign dew
Is put it, will cure the hair"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10
ADMINISTRATORS NO1iCI'

In the County Court of Morrow County ore-
gon. . ot caorOe + Welch
deceased. 80, tho undersigned
N4t @ ce a S,,Ty s1pointed administrator OF the
Of Wesh Gdsn1s ereson 0y 'ns
county CourI oL oLar;ng claims against the said
Al Peispns ,lsesant them to the undersigned at
the Ss%e oice Of Reded Van VsctoI at HepPbne
Morrow County Oregon; S.'f frp@ PToph the date Of
sbo tiIst nnblication of this notice. ,oo,
FIRST puohca'ioii q G. PATTERSON.
Administrator of tie Ls1a'e VI
Wech, deceased. .ro,s for said ad-
ministratiOn.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
OF THE INIERloR LANp ,doi

OF THE INTERIOR LAND
- o ice at LaGrande, RECON, oct -, igo4 iga
Notice is hereby given that the following,
named settler filed notice OF bis tn'ef'ion ION
cIoi,o w. Ina md that said proof will be made
before, before the county Clerk of Morrow Co., Co., ore
at Teppnef oregon OF DsSmasf Soan Of s5 n,1
od,, -, tor tha Iots , and 3, SW4 NEA and
S1sR"!i SWf sE ha' sec tse s. Up Tp. 4. g F. "
Fenames the following withtsses 10 p,",p
his continuous residence upon ana ''o,' .,
Jns;ns ". h. Witherell, George Mooie' All o'
HeIi HeppInrea, nac, 'i0so"' E.W. DAVIS, Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10
\ ale Students Work Their Way
Through College.
serve ms Walters, Drive MILK Wagons,
Act rs Pail Bearers and DO other
Things to Pay Their
Expenses.

-uOut 70 freshmen, or One-fifth OF the
ecIass in the academic department at
Yale this year expect to earn all or part
sof the money required to pay the expense
o their first year in college. In the whole
Il nersity, Prof c. L. kitchel of the
Is. help bureau, reports, about 200 men
W make the experiment Of trying to
.hfmselves this year for the first
+ me academic department the
I'll has voted about $40 coo this
0larships for needy students,
q VII be given out principally
the bureau of self help, re-
. New York Sun.
the students left for the long
last June about 300 applied for
" he summer, and Prof. Kitchel
is ting returns Of the work done
b len The long vacation Is re-
ie poor students golden oppOr
IL tor the more he earns the less
4 have to work for a livelihood dur
i. he college year.
man has reported that he earned
= by tutoring young man in Wash
60 rec young children of Yale pro-
fe '1ring the summer months and
mas Cd considerable to his stock of
mCueY
Several men have been driving milk
WAGONS in the early morning hours and
harv0sted hay between times. One stu
der was head waiter at a hotel at Ply
A Vol IL 10 bo ;S
invalid and resides near New Haven, has
been +~'"eling through Nova Scotia and
has - with him Yale man to act as
nurea ard guide
half dozen Yale men have been act
Ing as pallbearers at funerals during the
season and have found the work so profit
able that they will continue after college
opens. The Silver Bay religious confer
e2nce at Lake George attracted score or
gnore of needy Yale men and all had a
successful time there.
One student has been making out bills
If fare at a White Mountain resort all
the season and he has been so successful
$1hat the leading Yale "joint" of the town
mas hired him for the coming year to
make out all its menus.
All the summer resorts from Block Is
and to kennebunkport have had small
colonies of Yale men acting as walters,
clerks, cooks and general helpers
1t is estimated that the students Of the
academic department have earned dur
ng the year just closed about $40, 900.
Vast year 81 sophomores earned $4,000
and 2S seniors earned $8,067 These fig
alres include only those who made re-
sorts to the bureau of self help and not
All who earned part Of their tuition.
Besides the routine work furnished
each year for needy students during term
lime, which includes waiting on table,
caring for furnaces, lawns and horses,
doing street car service, clerical work
and reporting. there is new field open
this year in the line Of chauffeurs and
already several Yale men have qualified
themselves in this capacity.
An increasing number Of students this
year have come back to college with
automobiles, and Prof Kitchel expects
that there will be an opportunity for sew
reral expert chauffeurs to earn good
money this fall in managing fractions
and teaching the novice to
handle the vehicles
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAIION.
public Land Sale (IsOldied Irdct.)
Il. S. Land Oihce, The Daiies; oreeoi reg,

>-oTICE IS II REBY GIVEN THAT IN
\ pursuance OF Instructions ron, .ne I"'
,iiiHsuit ;h;t ,'s,ad in hin By section q D. L >
s,h%fY HaY 2tn TrSt as emtnaed by nc o r
nTotei prov FebruGtv 26 1870 viii pr"cfed 10 one f.
at public sale at this oIe av at ', of pecem mber
I9ot oio M ths otiire the folowins ;ractof lana
to-wit: s,,,l sEi1 of Section 2g
Township sou h. Kane 70 H"e' Va
Meridian. , a.,
,nv and all persons claiming adversely th'
A9 d,aa scFihed lands are advised to file thel'
claims in this oce on or before hG Of pai sad sale
nes tis,ntso * .beir rights will be forfeited
d 'her"ieo 'i'o' ASNE NJ. LANG, Receiver.
M,cHAELT NOLAN, Register.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10
We charge
8 PER CENT
for loans
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at La Grande, Or.
cant OF 1904

IJPpHTII
Land Office at La Grande, Or,
Sept q, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following,
named settler has filed notice of his intention
tn make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Nawter Crawford, county clerk at Hepp-
ner, oregon, on Nov. Is, 1904, VIZ:
Frank Il. MattesOn,
or Hennner H.. No. 1870, for the eh seA
sec. l3, Tp. south. range % east M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
John Buseick, George Moore, Paul His.er
nc6.noviO E. w. DAVIS, Register
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10
We pay
a PER CENT
Interest
f:{:l!l'4

WHO LAY ASIDE POR
=
shoudr Of the
also whit
etan
one bu
to
O O o
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deposits b
Sums o o
rw.y.n
soundn nomre yin the
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which mig
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Heppner Gazette-weekly Oregonian
AIwe-s relIable-The Weekly OregonIaA
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-11-10

Cou ot tha Gazette office anu IedhH Of
our c,nbb,ng ooer with the Weekly ore-
gonian
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-30
The Other Side.

The vvorm will turn. A street car
conductor loosens his wrath in the New
York Times in this style: II would
like to ask the correspondent who
complains about the insolence of con-
ductors, why shogId they be other
wise? Why should they have any re-
spect for the public? 1t has none for
itself
Watch it climb on the cars like a
lot of cattle; smoke, or try to, all over
the cars. No regard for each others
rights. How can conductors have any
thing but utter contempt for the pub
lie?
Strangers visiting this city tell me
that the New York public is composed
of the most ill-mannered persons to be
found anywhere. Even the well-dress-
ed men are a mass of cads.
''The New York public, in the mass
is big, ill-mannered brute, and un-
til 1t respects itself, shows the proper
regard for each others rights, we rail-
road men have nothing but contempt
for il
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-30

he saw a woman in a lot who was
having a bad time with a sick cow.
The animal had eaten too much green
alfalfa and had a severe case of collie.
The woman was afraid the COW would
die, and none of the neighbors who
had gathered about knew what to do.
Il can fix that all right" exclaimed
Melick, as Joon as he grasped the sit
uation. His air of confidence made an
| impression on the owner Of the COW,
hand as veterinarian.
GO and get me a bucket of salt
and a rope" said the would-be Assem-
blyman, and in a few minutes they
were brought to him.
He then forced open the cows
mouth, and, putting the rope in to
keep it open, he tied the ends around
her horns. Next he took a handful
of salt and threw it on the cows
tongue. A COW does not like salt in
such quantities and this one began
gagging and trying to free herself of
the unwelcome mouthful. Her strug-
giles in so doing had the effect Of re-
lieving the animals pain, and then
Melick opened the yard gate and
led her up and down the road in
order that the activity of movement
might help on the process of cure. A
few turns UP and down the road and a
few more handfuls of salt worked
wonders and before long the COW was
restored to her owner as well as ever.
During the time all this had been
going on a crowd had collected and
Melick had a better audience than he
had had in the mass-meeting and a
good deal more enthusiastic one, so
that his good deed in curing the
widows cow did not lack ADVERTISE
ment.
When the returns Of that precinct
came in it was found that Melick led
the ticket by twenty votes.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-30
JUST CAUSE FOR PRIDE.

IT HE crowning feature of Calf rna's participation
IN the Louisiana Purchase Exposition on
Tuesday last when the States counties exhibiting
IN the Palace of Agriculture held their formal opening
reception The last sheaf of wheat had been tied into
place. the last pyramid o golden oranges heaped up and
California producers stood ready show the thousands
at ST. Louis just what their State can bring forth
its fertile soil. That the eye might not be the only
estator to the boundess agricultural wealth of Cafor
mia, to visitor there given sufficient gusatory
evidence of wealth of vine and tree in the form of
fresh fruits distributed with lavish hand and claret punch
ladled out by the barreful.
Cafornians have every reason to feel pride in the
showing that State is making the exposition Ac-
cording to the dispatches by The Calls special cor
respondent at ST. Louis the doors of CALIFORNIA; mis-
sion building are thronged from morning to night with
crowds of people, who not only wonder at our
display but to seek definite information concerning the
resources of which the exhibits are such convincing
manifestations. Not only about California alone is gen.
eral inquiry made, but about position as gateway
10 the West and the relations that we hold with the
islands of the down under the tropics
With this of what California is doing for
herself at the congress of exhibits FROM all the world
opportunity slip by unassailed. promotion work
such has not been naugurated yet is being steadily
pushed by Commissioners Virgins and Ficher and
their score of deputies. On June 2S there shipped
to the California building fifteen tons of promotion
literature for distribution Before this recent consigr-
ment there had already been forwarded full ten tons
OF pamphlets reports of trade boards and commercial
bodies, county bulletins and private cahiers. all of
which have gone enlighten the world large upon
the opportunities that lie in the valleys and hill
sides of California.