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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
Excellent Bargain News in
Silks and Dress Goods.

NEVER was there better time to select
IN and secure Dtsss Materials than the
present The stock is new, and because
Of the changes and various other reaso7s that
we have recited elsewhere, the prices have be6a
marked far below their regular values.
y SILKS. O.
IN. Liberty Taffeta-Ie inches wide; soft, clingy
1IgC silk for shrring, lining and ladies' linger1e all
evening shades The regular value 75c yard
RI Prayers %Eureka" Lining Silk-Warranted not
AlIC to crack Tor crock; is pure silk; comes in all
WV staple colors and is equal to higher priced silks
70 Prayers "Peau dc Garcia new silk for shirt
ANC waist suits; inches wide; pure silk; soft
wv finish; all street shades black and cream. Reg
ulary worth S5c 3 yard.
DRESS GOODS
- 36-inch Blatk English Alpaca-The old-fashion-
AAC ed luster; wears we'll and is sold regularly at
w 45c yard.
40 Black Sicilian-44 inches vida; a silk-fnished
lNC iron frame cloth which will o4twear any alpaca
~ sold for much more. Our regular price
COLORED SUITINGS
IN 23c 35c-These Suitings have stimulated our
NC July business and the sale will continue while
~ the supply lasts. They tough in weave, but
neat in makeup. For children there is nothing
suitable. Values regularly 25c, 35c and 6oc yard
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
EUROPEANS ARE WARNED
TO SEEK SAFETY IN TANGIER
Guards Are RedOubIed Around the
Moorish City and Mounted Force
Patrols at Night.

Patrols at Night.
TANGIER, July 30.-Last night all
the guards about the city were dou-
bled and a strong mounted force
patrolled the outskirts until daylight.
Europeans living in isolated places
have been, warned TO come into the
city.
The diplomatic corps held meet
ing to-day at which Mohammed FL
Torres, the Sultan's representative
here, and two Of his Council were
present. II is believed that the OBJ
ject OF the conference was to discuss
the present disturbed conditions. Mo-
manned FL Torres has received COM
munications from Raissouli and the
chiefs of the surrounding tribes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
GERMANY'S FOREIGN TRADE
is RAPIDLY INCREASING
Reports for Last Six Months Show
Great Growth of Exports and

Imports.
BERLIN, July 9o.-GernAnys for
eign trade for the past six months
shows that the imports amounted to
~s7e5, 100000, an increase of s25,750,-
900 over the9corresponding period llst
year, and the exports aggregated
seq 100000, an increase of $21,250,-
600. The cotton imports increased
$12.000,00 and the grain imports de-
creased 100000. Under exports the
following increases are registered:
Machinery and instruments, S5,-
100000; cotton goods, $500, 900;
grain, s3,S50,000, and wool and
wooden goods, 100000. The iron
exports fTopped $4,000, 600.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31

A chun.- Of coal rclsase during
combustion, enough energy 10 lift tt
self about 200 miles. or say fro New
York 10 Panama, vertically upward
against constant sea level sraVitStion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31

AS the bride never marries the best
man at her wedding. naturally many
marriages arefailures. 10
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
HERO Of Won BILSSE'S
NOVEL GOES TO JAIL

Original of Character in Serman Oifi-
Gers Famous Book Convicted
- of Perjury.
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN, july
3O.-An aftermath of the sensation
caused by the publication ct former
Lieutenant Won Bilsse's mover, "A Lit
tie Garrison" has developed in the
conviction by court-martial of Lieu
tenant Wtte, the original of char
acter Of the book, on the charge of
perjury. He has been sentenced to
one year1in prison, to be cashiered and
to loss OF civil rights.
There is no rlrotectlof1 in the life that
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31

You can see right through lots of
people who don't believe in glass
house,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31

No. Maude dear; it isn't the blowing
Of the wind that makes the navy blue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
Glove Specials

25c. sec and T5c pairLThe
wcll-knorn Kayser Silk and
Fabric Gloves. the kind that
have double tipped fingers that
arc guaranteed TO wear; come
IN black, white and colors.
$i.O0 paiT-Two-clssp Kid
Gloves. made q the choicest
soft iambskin; they are generally
known A. the Cupid Glove.
Every pair fitted 10 the hand.
To close this line out we are
offering them at this special
price. Regularly sold at SI.25
Tfair
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31

Some society women have better
clothes than manners
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31

SOME men are freethinkers and 9TH
ers are married.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
New Wash Goods

New Wash Goods
ri OTE the regular and the
~ special prices on these
goods.
5c yard-For Lawns. Dinlitics,
etc. that are worth I5c.
30 yard-For lawns. Dimities,
etc. that arc wprth zoe.
lie yard-For Lawns. Dimities,
etc. that are worth 80.
lie yard-For Silk Organizes
that are worth 4Oc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31

ERE items representing nearly entire Domestic Stoc
have starfngy big reductions have
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
Regular Price Is $3.50


ISIS from any OF our errer sass VIII ahS Sponsors TOT TIE
will be 70 exception, but the other hand will
in San Francisco who afford 10 miss this oppoftu
T35c $oohite Colared Shirt Waists pretty
styles and Well made; the large late slecve assorted
styles and the regular 9alue z5c each At ths9 special
price while the quantity OH hand lasts
9scSheer White Lawn Waist with 70 rows Of fine tuckng
doYn the front and prey inserted with embroidery
ton; wide panel 5ron ornamented with three large medal
large, full with tucked also
stock collar. Real valuG$1s25.
GTcA very dressy Waist Of extra grade white yoke
feet with OF Mexican stichng boxpeated front with
clusters of 10 tucks large full sleeve pretty stock collar
The regular value SIPS
aaaly Sheer White Lawn Waist PRETTY tucked
front and back with handsome bertha with lace and
lace insertion front and bae5 ornamened with large
dalons sleeves and cuffs neatly tucked buttoned down the
back and has preily stitched stock collar The regular
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Mr.. Carleton's Address.

Mr.. President ant Gentlemen uf the
AsSncintinn: am pleased 10 me-
ana greet this; assembly Of bus mrI.
| congratulate you, M. President. and
the members; ~ This Association upHn
the excellent record YOU have med"
during the pHsi yrtr. rs shown h- N"'ir
SccrctIry'; report. anu tine promise Of
.till grcatcr usefulness; to III" State il
II. future. Hill proud to b. count, 4
4 mcu!,"r Of your organization: ]
ioin,d It III its inception w IL charter
member. long before hai the rcmo'-
III idea Of ever h"inr connect. 4 with
Inc Eolrd Of Fish ana Gam" COMM :
sinn"rs.
Now while YOU have not accom-
rli&!l,d all that you wanted and hoped
ia accomplish. vet ycu are to i,~ con
aratulHtcd for what YOU have don" and
what Won are i'm n position to do in the
future. You have had great in.lucnc"
In arousines public sentiment and Shap-
ing fish and game legislation. 30 fish
and game legislation has been had
since the formation of your organ
izutinu without yn,Ir active cn-oDcr-
alton and consent: and. while Won
maintain ynur present high position
for conservatism and yolir reputation
for Thoroughly looking into Things; be-
fore giving vonr approval to proposed
change; in the fish and game laws, it
* safe 10 say that no fish and game
legislation will be had that docs not
hly., vo;ir apurovaI
.rhis | n,,>- eav Is 4 slf,:cl3rd. a
brake on the wheels. 50 10 speak.
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cine.
BEST FOR LUNGS AND THROAT.
Marcus T. Merrill Of Augusta Also Be-
Iieves Father Johns Medicine WIN
Cure Consumption.

I can endorse Father johns McHl-
cine for bronchial and throat tfouDies'
coughs. colds and Group Fer the EiSt
fifteen years | have had bad 'r"'i-
.chial ana throat trouble. The hfSI %
every fall | would take cold ana II
would settle on my bronchial tubes
and | would cough until warm weather.
] had taken everything for it, ana 'rieh
different doctors and received no bciic-
fit. In August, 1902 the same OH cough
and cold started ON me, ana about tAc
first of December I was induced to try
Father Johns Medicine. d!d not nav.
,nuch faith in it, hui tried = "0r. bot
tie and it commenced to help III" at
once. and before had used two bottles
nv cough had left me, and l have u*e'i
II as = family medicine since
= NV daughter five ears old has hAH
S. the Group eyer winter until gave ~
3 Father Johns. Il is the best remedy
for Group, and / honestly believe II
taken in time ii viii cure Consumption
in fact / cannot endorse this medirin"
too highly. | have lived in Augusta
for 90 years, and am a barber by trhd"
fsigncd) Marcus L. Merrill, Augusta
Me.
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GAVE BACK FER HEALTH.
Father Johns Medicine DID This for
Mrs. Marceiin Ponero Of Augusta.

feel very happy tn have learned
;.hout Father johns Medicine, for it
mas given me back my health. La.t
ear. in the month oi July / was 81
weak that I could not attend to NJ
nousehold ,lUticS. ! tried several rem
cIies prescribed by doctors but without
avail then r"1nul"ncc1 To- take r.
,h., johns Medicine. and after l hai
a. Aan three bottles l WAS perfectly we'll,
Ii! all my houScWort and worked ~
he mill ursiGrs. My hclith is exec
irlt but | still continue taking THIS
lannon's remedy and my friends 10 t."
s.tme. | beg 10 certify that il is tie
hnsL mnIiuime TINT can be had fCr MNlk
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FISH AND GAME.
(Continued from page ID

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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
Arrangement of Trains In Effect. Dot.
1oNo

Arrangement of Trains In Effect, Dot.
~ 1903.
Pullman Car Service: Pullman PnrIor
ar On train leaving Bangor At LIB p NJ
md Caribou at 500 A. NJ.
Pullman Sleeping car on train leaving
Rnreor At 355 A. M; and Caribou at III
P n
TRAINS LEAVE. g
LEAVE Portland. 1915 P. M: Augusta,
,h5 A M: Arrive Mllinocket at sc A M.
Houlton. S55 4: NJ; Pressure Isle l0S' a.
IF i.EAvE Portland. 1o45 r. NJ: Augusta,
1853 4; M: Watervil,e: lao 4 NJ; Ran,
ashland. 23O P. NJ; Fort Kent As P. NJ;
Houl.on. 1855 P. M: Presque Isle, 2.4s p.
VI: Caribou. 3.15 p. Nj: Van Ruren. 80
?. NJ: Limestone. 40 p. M, Fort Fair,
1 NJ; GuiIford. 95s A. NJ: Monson. 1881
A. NJ: Greenville. 1l.2O A. N
LEAVE Portland, 1875 A. M: Augusta
2.25 p. M: Waterville. 40 p. NJ: Bangor
,.15 p. NJ; Arrive Millinocket. COS p NJ:
presque Isle, 9.I 2. M: Caribou. los P.
VI; Fort Fairfield. 1015 r. N
LEAVE Portland. 1910 p NJ: Augusta.
sS9 N; Wa hovar g sGs NJ aa, Enn-
L
rs 2. M: Greenville. $40 p. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
] Go A. NJ; Arrive Bangor. $50 A. NJ:
Leave Bangor, Waterville. Augusta
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. 6.G5 A. M, Car
thou, 500 A. NJ: Presaue Isle. G.2S A. NJ:
Honlton. $40 A. NJ: Ashland. Gas A. M:
Patten, SIS A. NJ; Millinocket, 10 % A. NJ;
katahdin Iron Works, 1920 A. NJ: Arrive
Pangor. 1;1 T. M: Watervilie. s.Os P. NJ;
3H P. NJ.
LEAVE Van Buren,. s6s. A. NJ; Caribou,
40 A; M: Pressure Isle, l2.11 P: M: Fort
Fairfield. lbs A. M; Houlton, LIS P. M;
Patten, 2.5 F. NJ; Millinocket. 40 ?. NJ;
Sreenville, 3.35 p. M; Monson, $40 p. NJ:
5nilford. ~ P. M: Dover and Foxcrcft.
LOS P: M; Arrive Bangor. TBS r. NJ: Wa
.erville, 9H P. M; Augusta, 1028 p. NJ.
LEAVE Caribou. 4.15 P. M; Fort Fair
1eld: $50 p. M: Pressure Isle. 44S p. N:
lloulton. $40 P. NJ: Millinocket, S.43 p.
": Arrive Bangor 11.45 p. NJ: WatervilleI
.52 A. M; Augusta. go A.. M.
GEORGE NJ HOUGHTON,
Y. N BROWN.
Superintendent.
Bangor. Oct. Z. 1870.
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CURED Her HEART TROUsLE.
Mrs. Lena Cole OF Augusta Finds Re-
lief in Father JOHNS Medicine.

thought | would write about my
cure through using Father johns Mod
icin" for heart trouble and headache.
For gears | have suffered with Il head
ache and heart trouble and constantly
grow WoIsr. l have tried many kinds
Of medicine. but all have failed until Il
few months ago when WAS advised to
give Father Johns Medicine Il trial
which I did. After taking two bottle.
was cured Of my disease. | would
advise al sufferers to give this great
medicine a trial. (SiSmed) Mrs. Lena
Cole. Augusta. Me
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son. ana the reduction Of the number
OF pounds Of fish, from fifty to twenty
tiyc,-that Il person might legally take
in one day. ana 4 number Of mino.'
changes that | might meEtior-1ll ri
which are nov universally admitted to
hc right, and of great benefit and of
practical value.
Now all these changes should. OF
ri.-ni. u" credited to this Association.
You have not accomplished I'LL this. -
in fact V,u have not accomplished y
singh" one of these. without fierce on
position. No single one of these
changes; was brought about without
, meeting the opposition of those Who+c
only interest in our fish and game
! =, ems to ~. Ia get the most out of il
! possible year 10y year as time went on.
/ Regardless; of consequences and regard
! los; of the rights of thos" who viii
| com" after ne.
! ht the tim" OF the Organization Of
/ this teSuriatiun Of the fish ANA game
commission had no ofic, il which 10
/ hold ita meetings ami met Scmi-nr-
r.IHlnnally HI on" Of the members
/ Enrlrr handicapped with practically
~ funds to ~ ;uythin@ with; thor.
| w,,r. on ~ tAo small, fr'bl" fiji
I h"tt.1.ric.;: ti,,rr were 10 fcttiing stu
tinrs for nsh. AND Int Il dnri:a,M public
sentiment in favor IL artificial fish c'Il-
trr".
Now the Commission hns an Office :t
~" !'tatr l:nuSc u.Errc "lIr lcnrlr :!aI
visitors. ,!u 80 ;li @o' san..'hing ~
~ i,rr,lu y ~ our ill:"s AMI forest !.
:;
C!pilnI oi o;!r stat" X visited by more
people.
w" hnN" now seven modern f%h
h"tch'ri"t ana feeding Stations ami
f'lS' ana "i'ih'''' h'iIII'''S "i fSh
yearly IN "Nr ltk'S ANA F"iriS, ana 'lr'
I HSh'h@ ''I' inc mum iH| n'@ '""h ''hl-
S'''h'E h1ii1'NtilE H'lr ny E''r-
You hiN". N'- 'i'-'''i''. N'I' the "i'~
r"H"'''@ ~ progress III ih'"' matters
f'1S"IE'hIN busy lhk" I've hlS'"rl"
COW. t'"N h"N" h''a kept :" iuilE "'-
r'''h'i lH'\ hHE' not h'h INN" !" II"
""Wh ana enc" IN" tuh h"iWeeh
hlr''N,
'N"''' H"' '''' ""' "S NV ,''','"9 u'''E'
''''',, H H'''' ~ - IT. ''N' -
''l'', NJ IT." ~ ~ NV S'''''
rrNi'''F N"h-i''S'irii hunter"
=" ''''N' i''"'
u ttrS Association hld never d"h"
anythima olsr IN tn" lHSt. II It meyer
d""% In%thlrG more ~ the future, this
nn" a"t "l"n" would cntitlr II 7" i1H-
"l"rtnlity, W"utl "ntItl" II t" ~" ever
lasting &tatttHdr "f HIi lovers Of "ni-
nHl liir ln our WA woods. would on
title /, to the THANKS q M good citi-
l2"l% Of AL those WHO want L" Set our
hi.r gam" rr,%onlhly protected from
jhc gam" h"::. the market hunter and
the p"Hrh"r.
ono short wears trial Of this Inv has
rrnyou il to hn = lowell of the FIRST W.
tnr do moi ct2ud here to say tb,f
this Inv. * nrrrcct in Iii its features.
il can hc .,,aatIv improved aud dour,f-
los. Will bn i,anrpycl. hut that. thn
rrincipl" of il is essentially right ANA
that i: has; come 10 stay affirm win
|
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edicine Cures Colds or roney Back 50 Years in Use


out,-il summer and in Wintcr,--I
duty at once arduous, exciting and dam
Gtrous
Th. flood of poacbcrs from across IN.
border is being kent b,ck. Tho n,uo4.
will be allowed to breed aud grow and
thirty" on the great hunting grounds of
our great north woods, with no hide
hunter, nor foreign pu1chcr. to modest
and make them afraid
The dead clrcoss.s of t,,cs, mon
ar, IN; of tine forest that bov. harn
slaughtered in the State of Maine
the greatest Of all game animals OF
North America not in the future.
as i'll the past. J." ,c,.dlod in summer
from the rear end of meat carts in the
Canadian villages OF tunnors. st. Pan
philc, 81. CaniiI and MANY other border
Canadian toN Ms.
rut Mr. prosi,,o,,4 ,,..,,t - .,ot;.,
briefly snn,o or ~, ,,,in,,.;,,-a
have. hoe, ,,r.,..,i ,...,i,,yt ~. 80
b.rr ,y.,,t ~ ,r..r,.,, ,,.i,.,t .:.,,
.,bnrt tb.e,, ,,. ,i,,,,. III, ..,..;.
,+,,- ,,,,,,., ,.,,..,'.i, ,,', Hill
r.,,.. r,ry I.,,,-,I,. c MI I'LL
h.,,. .,i,I,,,,. ,'.,,,,,,,,.,I, w
-i..,...., ,t, I'LL: init -
,,,,, 'S 5.''''. II III
i, .,,.,ti,.., IL 4--'~'' Inn i
,i, ,",'''
i,,. III ,I,. ,,i'r n - ~
''7 F"'''N'
-F"" y """i1 ~ very unfair and I'M
! ''''' :" SlE th;'t az are po1. hers VINO
"pi'"@'' ti''S ft'f. ana yet It IS true that
ana tH"%" Interested for irvcAno only,
~ kIiiii& All III" same possible i'll Il
year, are opposed i" ii.
y nlaXim of wan is, End out. if Won
can, what ynui- enemy do.t ,raui ,,u,
10 Ito, then do it,"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-06
CURED A FAD COLD.
Mrs. A. a. Stanley Of so Gage ST., ku-
qus.a, Endorses Father Johns Med-
cine

took Father Johns Medicine for 2
very bal cold in my head, Glso | :-nVe
IL to lily TWO children that We're aic'.
with Il cold lit the same time last Win
ter, With the best results | cannot say
too much i'll praise of Father John
Medicine. a. an al round family RENE
dy- il IL just grand. tSignrU Mrs. -
4. Stanley. 80 Gag" st, Augusta
cures cu;ls or money back. Prevents
rnounvniI auI CONSUMPTION. GuaraM-
Iced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-06
4 WAS WEAK; IT GAVE NE
STRENGTH.
Mrs. F. X. Norman. IS Washington ST.
Augusta, Praises Father Johns Med
icine.

Father Johns Medicine has done ne
lots Of good. | Was weak and it has
given nr strength. ana I beg to say
that it j.. an excellent remedy for an
feeble. r~rsons. ISignedD Mrs +. \.
>;nrr",n. - Washington St. Augusta.
Rnmcmb~r. Father John, Medicine is
Hut ! patent medicine ana does not
contain alcohol Or poisonous drugs.
cures coughs ana colds. Prevents
pneumonia and consumption.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-06
RIGHT HERE Al HOME.

persons. (SiSned) Mrs. Marcelin Pom
eric. Augusta. Me. Cures all throot
and lung troubles. Prevents Treuno-
MA and cunsumption-gua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-06

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
MI druggists refund the moncy IT il fails
20 cure. +. W. Groves signature is on
each box. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-06

Medicine 4 trial. (SiEncD Eugene y
Haskell, Cross St, Augusta. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-06

Continued on page g.
, 1904-11-02
The Pool Tournament.

The Seaside cigar store and game
parlor under the management of Bay
less q Co, is proving to be a very
popular place and is the headquarters
for pool players.
On Saturday night of this week the
prizes of the pool tournament, now
running, will be awarded to the
successful contestants. All games not
played before thatdate will be forfeited.
A new tournament will be started on
Monday of next week. 1t will be a
handicap, giving the unskilled play
ers an equal chance of winning with
the expert players. The prizes, five in
number, will be particularly desirable.
A system for ~theibenefit of the GUS
toners has been@introduced. Every
person paying iveSents for a game o
pool receives a cheek emitting him t.
a five cent purchase.