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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

When q woman has been told that to
save her life it will be necessary for her
to undergo dangerous surgical opera
tion, especially when two Well-known
hospital doctors agree that an operation
ly and painlessly cured at a trif1ing ex-
penSe such a woman must surely be
grateful. Well. the ElectrO-Chemic treat
ment has cured me after | had suffered
untold misery for seven years and after
two of the best family physicians in San
Francisco had told me that the only
thing that would save my life would be
surgical operation. | am happy and
grateful to the Electro-Chemic special
lists for my cure, and l want every suf-
fering woman to know of this wonderful
new treatment-so painless-so pleasant
so Quick In its effects and so cheap.
Ny case was one of those distressing
ovarian troubles. Tuners had already
formed and the pains in the lower abdo-
men were awful. The pains and weak
ness in my back at times were almost
unbearahle. | was dizzy. | could not eat
l was sick at my stomach and at times
could not sleep. My picture at the ton
Of this article is quite good. NV name is
Mrs. L. w. Suttle and / live at No. 182
Perry street. San Francisco. Any one In
erty to call on me for further particu-
lars.
II E1ectro-Chemistry had accomplished
nothing else but the cure of suffering
women. keeping them off Of the operat-
ing table. it would take a first place
amongst the greatest of modern discov-
cries as Z curative agent. but Electro
Chemistry is the most successful treat
ment now in use for the cure of Con-
sumption. Catarrh. Asthma. Bronchitis.
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Breath. Insomnia, Blood Poison. Skin
Diseases Eczema. Goiter Swollen Joints
Weak Rack. Kidney Diseases. Bladder
Diseases. Brights Disease. Diabetes. etc.
etc.
The FIcctro-Chemic examination is the
most reliable examination that any suf-
ferer can have Such an examination
will quickly show whether a case is cura-
Bile or not. and this examination is now
absolutely free to any sufferer applying
at the Institute for It, The Electro
whole first floor of the large building at
lis Grant avenue, corner of Post street
The Office hours are from nine to five and
from seven TO eight daily. and from ten
to one on Sundays. There are retired and
private apartments set aside for the male
and female patients. The ElectrO-Chemic
Institute Is the only institution on the
Pacific Coast doing this work. The office
is centrally located at 118 Grant avenue
and persons desiring to consult the Elec-
tro-Chemic specialists will do we'll to
make no mistake regarding the place
The Electro-Chemic home treatment is
very successful and patients who ara
sick and who live at distance should
try TO come for personal examination
when possible. When this can not be
symptoms should be sent in and full in
structions regarding examination and a
home course of the treatment will h.,
promptly forwarded, free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
OREGON SHORT LINE CALLS
IN -FOUR PER CENT BONDS
VIII Redeem Participating Securities
at Face Value With 21z Per
Cent Premium.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Oregon
Short Line Railroad Company has
formally notified holders of the per
cent participating bonds that it has
decided to redeem those securities at
their face value and a premium of 21s
per cent and accrued interest and div
idend payments on February 10, 1905.
after which date interest and divi-
dends will not longer accrue.
The new 4 per cent refunding twen-
ty-five year old bonds are to be dated
December 1. 1904, payable December
1, 1903, and to bear coupons for semi
annual interest from December 1,
1904, and to be redeemable at 1921.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

]. c. Erb, ]. N. Barton, R. NJ Nixon,
G.. F. RoweIl, G. H. Brown, C. H. Fran
els. w. H. Tudsbury. S. c. Laird,
c. Dolce, J. E. Emerson, j. A.
Flasher and c. F. Cushman of Loomis;
Paul H. Steude, William Ammon, o. L.
P. Goetz, Ira Avery. G. F. Parkins. J..
L. Nagel, J. F. Madden, Charles Wor-
ner and A. Fereva of Newcastle; E. j.
and E. Martin of Fruitvale, E. L. Hawk
of Rocklin; w. j. McCann. P. M. Crary
and r. ]. Albright of Auburn; L. c.
Gage, r. A. Lafayette. A. 5. Symes. L.
Miller, A L. Liable, H. ]. Hansen and
Hans Jansen of Gold Hill; VIII. Curtis
and George Burtscher of Bowman; L.
E. Butt, J. Thompson. William Carr
and D. Kays of Penryn, and James AS
till of Roseville.
Another meeting will be held at Loom
is next Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
Meeting Is Attended BY
RancheTs Of Note
in Placer.
Resolution VoiciRg the
Sentiments Of BODY
Is Adopted,
Special Dispatch to The CAN.


AUBURN, Oct 29.-The fruit grow
ers of Placer County met to-day in
Loomis and took the most decided step
they have taken in years against the
transportation companies. BY prac-
tically unanimous vote resolution
was passed opposing the methods
pursued by the transportation compa-
nies, chambers of consnerce and pro-
motion committees in their. efforts to
induce thousands of Fasteners to
come here for the purpose of investi-
eating fruit growing"
r. d. Stephens of Sacramento was
present. In a vigorous speech he said
that the only way to fight an opponent
was to hit him where it hurts, and that
he believed If the fruit-growers would
publish the truth to the world-that
there was no money to be made in
fruit growing under present conditions
lit might bring relief Our boards of
trade and chambers of commerce, he
said, supported as they were by the
patriotic producer, had simply been
feeding the transportation companies
The meeting was enthusiastic, and
after Stephens address and the pass
ing of the resolution it proceeded to or
ganize for the purpose of promoting,
protecting and defending the interests
of the fruit growers of Placer County.
]. N Barton of Loomis presided and
j. F. Madden of Newcastle acted as
secretary.
The following Placer County fruit
growers signed the roll: A. Is. Whittier,
Andrew Ryder, J. ]. Brennan, H. p.
Markert, Robert Ferguson, ]. L. Law,
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

quite likely the Senatorial party will
go TO Idaho and a session will be held
in Pocatello or Montpelier for the
purpose of examining a number of
witnesses regarding alleged plural
marriages which are reported to have
occurred in the southwestern portion
Of that State since the manifesto.
The committee has a long list of
witnesses to subpoena, both in Utah
and Idaho. and it is said that num-
Der from Wyoming will also be sum-
moned.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
Rigger Smith Badly Hurt.

SAUSALITO, Oct. 29.-Frederick
Smith, a San Francisco ship rigger,
was seriously injured to-day while
erecting a hagpole in the Sausalito
Park. He was on the shear legs fas-
tening rope when in some manner
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
ADVERTISEMENTS. as.

IMPORTANT-Mrs E. w. SuttIe,
whose testimonial appears below, was
not able to attend to her work for
year before taking the Electro
Chemic Treatment. She is now busy
every day, and is at her home only
after five o'clock in the evening and
on Sundays.-This is more home tes-
timOry. Read it. carefully.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

The London Express learns that .it
is proposed in America that the pre-
fix Mr. should be abolished by act
Of Congress and every man should lie
known by his trade or profession, as
Draper Jones or Attorney Smith,
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

E0UR-STHAP KID SANDALS
The most popular and fashion
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pers: Ladies' FOur-Strap Button
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ish plain coin toes. flexible hand
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black jet ornaments and high. cOn-
cave leather heels. Mould sell
well at $500. QUE SPECIAL
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Sizes , u - s. Widths A to Z.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
Box CALF LLcE

This extra value and low price
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Tor the winter season. Sizes 211
to s. Widths B to EE. REDuCE6
SALE PRICE
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30
SENATORS WILL
co TO UTAH
Committee Investigating
Smoot Case to Examine
Witnesses in Salt Lake City

WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.-The SEN
ate Committee on Privileges and
Elections, which is investigating the
Smoot case, will go to Utah shortly
after the election and viii remain in
Salt Lake several days examining wit
nesses. The hearing will begin about
the goth.
After the hearing in Salt Lake it is
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-30

SECOND ATTACHMENT SERVED The
Sherif's deputies yesterday levied a second at
tachment on the California Business College
OF which n. L. Durham is president at the
instance OF the San Francisco Mercantile
Union, which bas claim of $125 So.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-31

tas, como ell ambiente en- que ma
clio En- el pueblo, en- Ia peque6a
ciudad, la vida es mas natural, hay
mas aire, mas sol, mas paz. Sew
We senciliamente bajo Id nirada d9
todos. Esto, alguna vez cmbara-
"a, es verdad, Y muchos 10 llaman
esclavitud. Pero en- cambio, es
una especie de vigilancia materna,
mientras la libertad de los grandes
centros cs licencia, concedida por
una madrastra sin amor 4 hijos ex
traviados.
Nosotros 10 notamos cuando visi
tamos los grandes centros, en- los
abismos de las grandes ciudades,
donde todo es rumor de personas
sin fin v desconocidas. Estamos
entire la muchedumbre, y nos pa
rece estar solos; esa masa de cria-
turas humans nos oprime; pero
no nos calienta; nos aprieta, mas
no nos hace compafIia, no Sc digna
consagrarnos una mirada nj una
sonrisa. Yo lie tengo miedo! Me
parece estar solo, en- un frio desier
to.
L, BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-31
Un ilustre psic6logo italiano OBJ

Un ilustre psicologo italiano OBJ
servo que Ia capital no es madre,
sino pilmama, porque desarrolla
los g6rmenes, pero no los crea; y
este no sorprende, 81 consideramos
que su vida es mas artificial que
natural. FL calor es febril Y pro-
cura un desarrollo rapido v exaje-
RADIO todos los g6rmenes que IRA
dia, sean bueuos 6 malos; v los
mas sugestionables, es decir, los ii
pos extremes, que tienden al polo
obscure de la locura v del crimen,
6 bien al luminoso del genio y de
la virtud, son los mas atraidos por
las olas psfquicas de los grandes
centros, Asi. la capital hace he
roes Y delincuentes; locos v gran
dies hombres, rompiendoa los que
no son aptos, corrompiendo 4 los dc /
biles; dando 4 los fuertes la razon
de la vida, que es la lucha; coro-
nando con ell suceso q los vencedo-
res.
Las grandes conmociones polfti-
cas- de Paris, la capital por exec
lencia, cuantos grandes hombres
hicieron salir de su seno! Pero
cuantas mentes cegaron! Cuantas +
victimas arrastraron en- su corrien
te. Monsieur Belhomme hace no
tar la locura en- Paris, en- las revo-
luciones del 80 y del 4S. Lunier
dice: que los casos de locura fue-
ron de 1903 1900, en- Ia triste que
FRA de 20 y II, la cual dur6 apenas
II meses. Ramon Mayo constata
una identica verdad en- los efectos
de las revoluciones de Buenos Ay-
res en- 1916,
Ell hombre del tipo medic, que
es equilibrio, que es prudeucia y
salud, tiene siempre su rayo de sol,
su tranquilidad, y Sc conforma con
POGO, porque sus ideas son modes
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-31

En- efecto, estas corrientes en-
gruesan mas y mas ell descontent(
social. Y acumulan mas ell subeX
trato social inmundo Y meftico, er
ell cual los microbes del mundo cri
minal pululan Y Sc escapan 4 Ia len
te de la policia y al microscopic de
Ia ciencia.
Los mas valientes de la escuela
antropl6gica criminal, indican dos
causas principales de la enorme de
lincuencia de los grandes centros.
La aglomeracion y Ia sujestion.
Ell amontonamieuto de muchas
almas, como In de muchos cuerpos,
produce una fermentation. Els un
'dato comun q la fisiologia, que tie
nen entire 81 atinencias que existen
entire ell alma y ell cuerp0.
La colectividad estatica de la mu
chedumbre es meftica, por que de-
sarrolla germenes sutiles, energias
latentes y misteriosas de la delin-
A la corruption delas grandes
ciudades contribuyen las grandes
fabricas, en- las Lcuales la juventud
endurece ell sentido moral y los j6-
venes adquieren muy q menudo
ina capacidad para delinquir, que
IN sus casas nunca habrian apren-
lido.
De la aglomeracion en- las capi- !
;ales, ademas de las esl,Iicaciones !
nisteriosas de la moral, llega 4 las |
llmas comprimidas ell habito irri-
ante, ell contacto epidemico, la cir
'ulacion economical penosa, la iner
ia del brazo, y ell cansancio de las
uerzas, de modo que los que caen
10 Sc levantan mas.
Ademas, la aglomeracion es aun
,eor en- los dormitorios piblicos,
londe varias familias respiran un
olo ambiente, y en- la repugnante
,romiscuidad de las camas,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-31
Un sueiio de Tolstoi.

Asi escribc, POGO mas 8 menos
ell gran idealista ruso, Ell venerandt
Conde Tolstoi, en- una de sus dlti
mas obras:
"El hombre, sencillo como e
primitive; bueno como ell cristianO
educado como ell modcrno, todo er
ell seno de Ia naturaleza, madre pro.
vida Y divina educadora, Ell perfec
ia correspondence entire ellos, pa
ra ayudarse v completarse, porque
10 verdadero Y 10 bello esplican
cuanto tienen de grande y de subli-
me en- pro de la humana especie.
"Vivir unidas las familias cultas
con las familias laboriosas, en- una
zona de terreno suficiente para man
tenerlos, v unidos pensamientos,
" accion, capital y trabajo, saber
V gallardia, con ell vinculo del inte
res, con ell respeto & la caridad CO.
nun 4 entreambas. va reunidas
socialmente, por las artes y .por ell
comercio, quisiera solamente pc
quefios centres, donde cada hom-
bre Sc conformara con una semi
soledad campestre, donde sobre la
extensa y verde alfombra existen
la felicidad, ell bienestar y la liber
tad, donde ell alma Sc levanta, y ell
ideal de la vida sonrie; cada pen
samiento es harmonic, y cada SEN
timiento un canto."
Asi es como 20 suefo entrelazadas
las corrientes humans, que van q
en- los pocos centros,
asi quisiera desviados aquellos rios
de humores y de sangre, que Sc
donde hormiguea mas
febril la vida social, en- las capita |
les; Minotauros que desangran las
campihas. |
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-31

detalles de 10 que Sc relaciona
con ese asunto, no solo en- ell
pals, slno en- tsta Rep1-
blica del Nort4, 4 fin de estu-
diar ell me.jor modo de aeapa-
rar en- gran parte ell metal
blanco que pueda obteuerse de
las mas famosas minas que Sc
hallan en- exploitation. Dlcese
que dentro de POGO tempo lle-
CARA al pals ell Sr. Baron Fran
cis de Leon, que es ell Secreta.
rio ltinanciero y representante
de la lica casa de referencia, V
que ell objeto principal de ese
vlale, es como decimos autes,
ell informarse de todas las prin
cipales negociaciones mineras,
yer ell estado en- que Sc hallan
y tomar ingerencia de alguna
manera en- las,icomprando &C
clones, para poder dominar ell
mercado minero de la Rep1-
blica Mexicana.
Los agentes de la. expresada
casa en- el pals han empezado a
hacer algunas operaciones de
compra de minas; y parece que
los mismos -pasos han dado en-
E,tados Unidos; pues conside-
ran que dentro de POGO tempo
habran hecho las sulicientes
operaciones de compra de ac-.
clones, que les permitiian te...
ner uua preponderaucia en- los
lnercados de este y del vecino
pals.
Las creenclas y aspiraclones
del rico capitallsta Rostchild,
son que una vez estando en- po
session de la production de pla
ia de Mexico 2 de los Estados
Unidos, tendra sujeto a su vo.
Iuntad ell mercado del mundo,
en- 10 que respecta a un articu
10 tan importante como es la
plata.
Palece que 81 acsudalsdo
banquerO cuenta con la auuen
cia de muchos ricos mineros
de esta parte dsl Contiueate
Americana, y que debido a es'
te acuerdo, SO lograra hacer
que Sc manteuga firme y sin
lugar a Auctuaciones ell valor
de la plata eu Londres y en-
n. York.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-31
Ell Trust de la Plata,

Por la prensa de Mexico sa-
bemos que desde hace algun
tempo recorren las principal
les plazas de la Repiblica al
gunos agentes de la casa Rost.
child, que, como Sc tiene gene.
raj conocimiento, es una de las
mas poderosas del mundo, con
ell fin de examinar las propie-
dades mineras. y saber cual es
la production de las propieda-
des mlneras y les condolences
en- que Sc hallan actualmente.
Parece que la RIGA casa de re-
ferencia tieue intencion de in
formarse hasta de los memories
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-31
CONDIClONES,

"glr ..Jcrala Fronter'zo" Sc pubic"
subscription pors mescs 90
,s-rodo pago SO nara en- moneda do
-. nreeisamente adelantado.
Ayisos y remitldos seguh eoh'en,o'
ToJa correspondence cia debe dirij'rse
JUsTO CARDENAS.
Laredo, Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-12-31
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ne acompanado de su importe Stem
pc que Ell envio vaya certiticada
mindese dicz centssos mas para el
crtircado
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-02-28
ANGRY WITH AMERICANS
Russians complain because the United States promises to provide Japan with cable facilities.
Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.

St. Petersburg published dispatch from Washing ton today saying laying its marine cable from the Pne Japan purpose preventing the iOaHOn should Russia cut the Shanghai bitter attack the government at Washington for this new evidence friendship for its breach of neutrality The fact that the cable undertaken for the improvement o trade relations t is asserted does not country.
 JAPAN DOES NO FEAR INVASION
 Especial Dispatch 70 Daily Aakan) TEio Feb t autoHHy Japanese has ~ o far m h render practically impossible any the Russian
 offensive operations the moment the weather ana harbors ssha rec ice
 on
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-02-28

1904 Diaries and valentines, at Fair banks, Broadway. z ' VI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-02-28
ENGLAND WILL VOTf SOON
Parliament Is Dissolved and Conservatives
 Will Go To People for Vindication
Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]

London, Feb 27-It definitely announced today that the British parliament will be dissolved at Easter tme The did not intend to appeal to the country at early date but recently many divisions have been forced upon it. and it has been constantly losing ground It is believed that these divisions responsible for the decision to go to the people.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-02-28

Beginning Tuesday March l, the Daily Alaskan will for the second time .in its career become an afternoon pa- per. This step is made, in spite of the fact that its career as a morning Publi- cation has been a success in all that term implies, beeause a point has been reached when it is either case of making the change or the abandon ment of the telegraphic service which has become one of the princi al features of the paper. There could be no hesi- tatiou under the circumstances as to the policy to pursue.
 The question probably arises in the mind of the reader al to why it became a question of abandoning the tele- graphic service or the change to an afternoon publication.
 It was this way. The telegraphic tolls are so great on news matter from the states to Skagvsy, that there is no paper in Alaska that could stand the expense alone. To meet the emergency
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-02-28
O4IIY N4SK4N WIlI Bf INNING PAPER

few hours and the editor of the Record Miner would telegraph the Dispatch's matter to it.
 This matter was put up with until the war in the Orient caused the Daily Alaskan and the Juneau Dispatch to quadruple their service. This was done and for weeks the Dispatch ha, been compelled to see the Record Miner appear daily with matter for which the Dispatch paid heavy tolls. It became necessary for the Daily Alaskan and the Juneau Disputy. to adop a common press hour in order that they might avoid the pesterings of the little dogs in the manager
 However, the Daily Alaskan has agreed to give it's readers a telegraph service, and it will do it. Beginning with the next issue, which will be Tuesday evening instead of Tuesday morning, the telegraph news service will be again increased by 50 per cent. This increase has been made possible by the Whitehorse Daily Star, which will app sp in the scene March l. ioin' ing in the association.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-02-28

the Daily Alaskan and the Juneau Dis ps cb formed a combination to bear the burden jointly
 In both Juneau and skagway were publications without the pride or en- terprise necessary tomake newspa- per. which have don all within their power to prevent others from giving the people that which they refused to give th m. For instance, while these publications have pretended to ridicule the telegraphic service of the Daily Alaskan and Juneau rispatch it has become the settled policy of the man. ager of the Guide to send the Daily Alaskan's telegraphic news to the Ju- neau Record-Miner, thus depriving the Juneau Dispatch of the sole enjoyment of a service for which 1t was paying An afternoon service was tried once, which first appearsdin the Juneau Dis patch in the evening, and in the Daily Alaskan the following morning, To stop that, the Guide was held back a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-02-28
Good Beer Cheap

Lemp's St. Louis beer, $500 per dog en, delivered. Idaho Liquor House, agents. Phone 59 J
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